REVOLUTION IN
ECUADOR SAYS
GABLEREPORT
Pauama, July 24.—A dispatch
from Maoabi, Ecuador, reports that
a revolt has broke out against
President Morena. Revolutionary
propogandists in i^uama affirm the
outbreak is due to the pro-Ger
man policies and tyrannies of Presi
dent Morena. Military men in
Kcu-idor expect that the United
Sta'es will feupport the authorities
in Quelling the revolution. At the
present time Morema is in Tumbez,
Peru. in secret conference with
'he Peruvian officials.
wilson¥sign
AVIATION BILL
Washington, D. C., July 24.—Lat
er—President "Wilson signed the
airplane bill today.
Washington, D. 0., July 24. —The
aviation bill, which provides $600,
O'iO.OOu for the construction of
America's air fleet, weut to the
president for signature late yester
day afternoon.
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Cashmere, Wash.. July 24.—Ger
trude Cloud, lying ill in bed with,
a t>roken leg, the five year old*
daughter of G. L. Cloud, on m
chadist, was shot and beaten to
£eath in her home here laot night.
Tie murderer of the girl is un
kaown, and no reason for the ac
tiou can ho found. A systematic
search is being mad© for the per
petrator of the deed.
PRINT PAPER TO BE
MADE OF SEA WEED
Copenhagen, July 24.—A new
process for making news £riut
paper has been discovered by a
Danish inventor. The new pro
cess will reduce the cost of paper
one half.
I YALE STARS ENLIST IN THE MARINE CORPS
Photo by American Press Association.
In the uniform of lieutenants of the I'nited States marines four of the leaders of Tale university student life
received their diplomas at the commencement The.v are S. W. Meek, Jr., managing editor of the Yale News; M. T.
r;nrp contain of the Yale baseball team; J. W. Overton, champion long distance runner, and S. W. Burke, presl
Le Gore, captain of the Yale baseball team
dent of the Yale Dramatic association
Seattle, July 24.—A warrant has
been issued for the arrest of
Charles Goueh, assistant cashier of
the Union Savings and Trust Com
pany of this city, who is found to
be $17,000 short in his accounts.
The Union Savings and Trust Com
pany is in Ballard, and is one of
the prominent banks of the city.
Amsterdam, July 24.—That Ger
many is facing a coal famine is
evidenced by tjie fact that the ex
portation of all coal into Holland
bas been stopped.
GERMANS OFFER
TO LOAN MONEY
Buenos Airet, July 24.—Germany
today offered Argentina an im
mediate loan of four hundred mil
lion piastres. A piastre is a Span
ish dollar and aIso is a piece of
Turkish currency -vrorth 4.4 cents
in IT. S. coinage.
We are closing out the remaining
portion of our SUMMER
HATS at reduced
prices
Middy Blouses $ 1.00 each
Dimities, Lawns and summer sport goods on sale
Oxfords
and broken lines of shoes at
Greatly Reduced Prices
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
COL GDETHAL RESIGNS FROM
GOVERNMENT SHIP CORPORATION
Washington, D. C., July 24. —
President Wilson today accepted
♦lie resignation of George Washing
ion Goethals as head o£ the gov
ernment shipping corporation, and
also the resignation of John D.
White, of Kansas City, a^ a mem- j
bcr of the shipping board. The
resignation of Goethals is not a
complete surprise to officials in
government circles, and is a re
sult of a quarrel between he a-nd
William Denman, chairman of the
federal shipping board, over the
oest method by which, to carry out
'he government's ship building
plan.
Col. Goethals was made chief
engineer of thA Panama canal in
February 1907, receiving big ap
appolotment from Preiildent Roose
velt. After the completion of tlie
canal he refused an offer to be
come head of the Alaska Engineer
ing Commission. Since the United
States declared a state of war to
exist with Germany, Col. Goethals
wag given charge of the govern
ment shipbuilding corporation whichi
has for its plans the completion of
1010 wooden. shiip«j In which to
send food to the Allies. A quar
rel between he and Denman aa to
tAe quickest and best way to con
struct these ships resulted in his
resignation and acceptance by Presi
dent Wilson. '. '
L. BUR8ANK IS
SERIOP ILL
Santa Rosa, July 24, —Luther
Burbank, naturalist and originator
of new fruits and flowers, is dan
gerously ill at Us home here. Ev
erything possible is being done in
au effort to save bis life.
London, July 24. — An offer
frcrc fox-hunting associations in
the United States to take charge of
packs of foxhounds from the Unit
ed Kingdom and return them after
the war, has given great satisfac
tion in sporting circles. The f°od
difficulties and consequent; necessity
of breaking up famous kennels wag
causing dismay among hunters and
patrons who had followed the
hounds for years.
IRE GUARDS
10 BE CALLED
Washington, D. C., July 24. —It
wak officially announced thJs
morning that one hundred thousand
additional national guardsmen,
from nineteen states including
Washington, will be called into the
federal service tomorrow. This
makes a total of about 800,000
men under arms in the United
States at the present time.
U. S. PRODUCES 42
PERCENT "WORLD'S SILVER
New York, July 24. —Statistics
made rubllc today show that the
U.cited States produces 42 per cent
of the world's output of silver.
CHILEAN CABINET RESIGNS
Santiago, Chile, July 24. — The
entire cabinet of the Chileaji gov
ernment has resigned. No reason,
given for tho adtlon.
FRUIT JARS JELLY GLASSES
We offer the following good values:
Mason jars per dozen Pints $ 1.00
" " " " Qyarts 1.15
Mason Jar Caps per dozen .40
Jelly glasies per dozen .45 .50
Heavy Jar Rubbers per dozen .10
Parowax in 1 lb. bricks .20 3 for .50
P. H. GANTY
STRIKE BREAKERS FROM CHICAGO
NOT PERMITTED, MIS GILL
Seattle Street Car Company Files Injunc
tion Against Strikers---Receivership
Suit Transferred to Federal Court
Seattle, July 24. — Later—Strik
ers cm Seattle's street railway sys
tem thia morning agreed' to re
turn to work only on. the condi
»'on that all discharged union men
bfe re-Instated to th0 portion which
the}. had previous to the strike.
Other questions, including the re
cognition of thg street car men's
union, are to he submitted to arbi
tration.
Judge Neterer, In the federal
court yetsterday, denied the in
junction by the Puget Sound Pow>
(ir, Light & Traction Co., against
t>ie strikers, but later agreed to
hear their arguments. |
Seattle, July 24.—The city coun
cil of Seattle met in executive ses
sion yesterday afternoon to con
Bider the Question of the importa
t,)icn of strike breakera by the Pu
get Sound Power, Light & Traction
company. Mayor Hiram Gill as
serted that he would not permit
j strike breakers;- • which, aro being
rushed from Eastern cities to Seat
tle, to run the city's street rail
way system.
The street car company; late yes
terday afternoon filed: an Injunc
tion in the federal court of the
state against the strikers. Mean
while seven special car loads of
strike breakers are being ritohed
I with all possible speed to lh.ia
c'iy from Chicago.
•The receivership, suit, which
was filed recently by the city of
Seattle against the car system,
has been transferred to the federal
court from the superior court
GERMAN TROOPS
TAKE HUM
London, July 24. A Reuters
dispatch received today says that
'he Germans have occupied Terno
pol, in Eastern Galicia.
GONSTflUCTION
EXCEEDS LOSSES
Washington, D. C., July 24.—Gov
ernment statistics, compiled Since
ine beginning of Germany's ruth
less submarine warfare, show that
the allied commerce tonnage has
been increased four times as much
as the losses. The average losses
never exceeded a million tons dead
weigut monthly, aad the weekly
statements now show a loss far be
low thia figure, and. the registered
tonnage is increaaing at a rapid
rate.
SuDEcribe for the Daily Alaskan.
Washington, D. C., July 24.—That
the United States government may
send an amy of 1,000,000 men, for
service abroad at once, Instead? of
'lie i>00,000 contemplated for the
first draft, is foreshadowed by the
request of the government today
for an additional $5,000,000,000
made to tho senate finAnco com
mittee. _ \
HEY CASE
! GOES TO JURY
San Francisco, July 24. The
1 Mooney bomb and labor case, which
Ls being tried for the second time
within a year, went to the jury y^
terday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Come in and Select Your Suit
JAM|ES KENNEDY