TO CM? FIRST
DHL ACROSS
MINT
.\«tt York July 29—A fle«vt of
three *11 metal monoplane* are
b*tac equipped tixl*y at CaotraJ.
Part, Long Inland to take off to
morrow for San Francisco.
Th«rv plane* w'll carry the Prat
n»U ba^c ever taken a*;ro9» th« ooa
<4n«nt b»' aeroplane.
' LOS aUTs has
TOTE COAL Oil
Lo» July 29— Todayd
tremolo r opefted two oil w^Us
ooi property owned by th« city.
Oaa of th« w^ll" is giving
forth a con'Merai>!« quantity' of
L^gh grade o1! whlle the other la
cjiilzg ins paveztenf dan^erou»
to the traffic.
Tt* Doard of publ'c works I»»
announced that the veil) w<U be
dtfraloped for the beaeft of th®
Bjuofcjpallty. f ± ' i
French Premier
i
■Goes On Mission
Bari». July 28—Prem'T Millerand
Mt h*re today for Boulogue'wh«r«
h" wUl dKjuM w'tha Premier IJoy
O«orxe the Ru»«aa Soviet Pro
pt>*U for a conference w'th the
xuv. • » r
eattlet July 29—Tne 3S. Nbrth
w*stern of the Alaska S. S.'Co
liae *a'led th'» momjng with twc
hundred and too passenger.
Included 'u 'he pas»tcger I'st are
fifty one hound for Sfcagway and
Interior and forty four round tplp.
«r touri'ts. a
Wa»Mn£toa. July 29—Vdctoryfor
Soviet Russ't over Poland wouid
i 'a Bot«tievi»m 'weeping ov*r
a 1 o£ Europe awl eventualy the
world i» the oyla'om of General Lud
■i.<lorff the famous German war lead
er.
KB views' are *et forth 'a a
memjoracdun: on th» dangers of
Bolshevism which ha# htan recelreii
la official c'rch*.
Poland'* fall wll entail the
fall of Germany and Cfeecho-SIovaJd
he eaya bjb.-1 their neighbor* both
aorto and 9outh will follow.
"Lei no oae beU«v« it w'll oojlio
to "lan,l without enveloping Italy
Franc? aaJ England and not'even
.thie «even «*a» can stop It"
"ay" Ludendorff addre^ng hJuWelf
to the ctv'l'zed nat'on® of the world
and a* a man who knows, war.
General Ludendorff pleads that
lUs message may not fall on deaf
ear4.
TMESMS
r« 0
Calgary, Alberta. July 29—General
Critchley has recruited! and take11'
to itol'co three b&ttal'on» Of BjA.
ti*b and Canadian war vet^rans'ajid
will «e£Ue thorn on a mU'oa do
lax* estate.
The expand bave be«n »up
plied t>y th« Br'tiah, government.
Junket Reaches
The Philippines
Manila, July 23—The Junketting
party of twenty on« coagre93men ar- <
pi red her* today and ar» De'ng *hown •
o\*r the City.
The oonunHfe w'll ronia'n for
torn® time and probably vlsit all •
of the important Islaad> making
up sjie territory.
The Man of Moderate Means
has much need of a bank account
It enables hin to kaep :lote tally on all hit buii- '
n«M transaction*.
It inspire* them with a feelsng of independence.
All naceaaary check books 'and pass books are
furnished free< ,
Feal free 'to open an account here any time for
any amouat.
Bank [of AlasKa
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour PiclcUs-Plain or mixed in' bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockics and Crackeri-in^bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mr*. Porter* Mayonaise-ect
Pure OKve Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. IGANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Eaglal Pa». July 28—Jo»e''VUa
has at Ua't »urmulere;i uncondition
ally after an all night's conference
w'thh General Eugene Martinez the
i (.naoai!<lt>r of the m'lltary zone.
T1U3 Informat'on was g'v<»n ou
officially by the Mexican consulli^N
TANK WARFARE
Cft'cago, July 29—x battle he-!
twva fleets of tax'cab3 'n wh'oh j
the vehicles^ ruaneauvojed ac-,
wording to 'ho best strategy of
auk warfaj* wh'le UH'Mr'vvr3' fir-1
wl over a lu.iulred shot" at ea**b |
aiher i~ug''d tlyousrhoM the <S<rl>.
mornUig- hours on the "treets of
he w«»t »ld« yesterday.
The battle was the p suit of long
"ajiding difference' bftwe>'n tau>1
lr'vers of the y«llow cab company j
ind the checkered tax' company'
iv'tch are rival concern8.
For hour8 the drivers played I
'very trick of modern. mob'le war |
ire aga'nst each other.
>'o injurk'8 have been reported.
BIT IF SEATTLE
SMLSFOBNORTH
Seattle. July 29—The &S. City
>f Seattle left this port at ten
>'clocJc yet'r ay mopH'iig bound I
tor Skagway ami way ports in
Southeastern Alaska.
There were on® huad red «nd !
ifty thre® ^a'sengJera Which 'u, I
:ludi-' fifty eight rouadtr'ppers. )
Twenty eight passengers axe book-1
d for Skagway and Initer'or'po'ati
1a the Wh'te Pass and Yukon I
touif.
lapanese To Clear j
Logged Off Land!
Seattle , July 28—The adml-'lon
>f a million Japan.^ to b° «m
>loy«d 'a ch'&r'n#: logged oft
and' la Oregon and Wa'hington.
iad to have them returned to'the
Jr'eot after the work i9 ttone
ca» urged upon the hou«e cot
n'tfvs now Investigating the Jap
Lnr"o QUe»t'on on the Pacific at
iie'r hearing this morn'ng by'Frank
rerrac®, a Monger farmer of'Orlll
n the white River valley.
New Land Frauds
Are Unearthed
Portland July 28—Fraud In, ob
taining titles by loan3 of dummy
sntrfes of va»t tracts of t'm
aef land3 In Un'on ocunty Oregon
s charged in a Bu't for dam
»ges for $685,943.26 which 'was
''led by th« Ua'ted State8 aga'n't
:h« Grande Ron.de Lumber Co of
Pterry Oregon, in the federal court
l«re. '
Tho charge8 are sga'nst Prod'S.
Stanley who built th© Railwa
Exchange f<jllding» Wlll'am S. EStai;
iey and Robert Smith of ®al'
Lake, It 3. Stanley, of Timber
nan Wl%x>n«!n new deceased, Geo
Dw'nneil James b. Lore, J. G.Sher
man. Samuel O. Putman now de
jea%d and Stephen Richardson.
All of theeo men were prom'nen
H financial e'rele3 and the'ault
tia» created a great "enpation.
P. S. Marshal J. M. ItonT,
•aniio up on the J«i£erson.,
from Juneau yesterdoy and will
a few days basking in the
sun of hi9 home town. I
CANADIANS 111
coioifiztiecii
Jiles'co, Cty July 29—Presi
dent Da la. Huart& received, the,
Canadian agricultural! commission
concerning Uie project of brlnglng't^n
thousand Canadian farmers to Mex
ico. Tlio commission propo\.' the
••atabUshiLPUt of ft oolony In tlhie
state of Coahuela.
Li MAKERS
use jiu m
ToKto, July 29—Several fist
tit w«jcv indulged la by mepntoar
i i ll ■ house of representatives ye9
rdny.
The outoreaK ensued after'ohsrg
e8 has b»eu made that'minister
of finance Takahoah' has been
implicated In stock gambling.;
TMIIK SUSPECT
IS ARRESIED
Chicago. July 28— Roy Mllkn
twenty 6'x year old tmd a ^aleman
liv'ng in tu« Banger hotel Is b1"
I'vil by 'lLe pol'oe to be th<\
he mjystaiious "E LeRoy'' wanted
in Detroit as be'ng connected'with
the N0w York trunk mystery, was
united today by tlio Chicago pol
and is beins held for extrad't'on.
Coolidge Makes
A Great Speech
Northampton. July 28— Rescue
from the reaction of th« War was
described is the transcontinental
ne^d of the nation® was the
gist of fiIs addres del'vered'her®
by Governo,. CooJ'dfo in hls for
mal acceptance of the nomMat'on'o
v'ca president, on tha Republican,,
ticket.
"The chief tas3c that lie8 be
fore us," n» ®a'd "la to re
possess the people of tb«ir govern
ment and 'her property'*.
Wilson Called
Back To Capitol
Washington. July 29 —Secretary
Wilson of the Labor Department
has been recalled to Washington to |
Jake charge of the Illinois coal)
str'ke.
Los Angeles Has
Another Quake
Los Anglo®* July 29—A l'ght'eajti
quake shock w»» felt at 11:26 tail9
morning but no damage ha* b<®n
reported, . _
Villi CHAIBIS
Washington July 2S— Pre® Went
i Wilson 1 "reported as being Er^a.1
ly dlspleased with the s-leci'ou'of
George T. White as cnalrman of
•the National Democratic commute'.
Th® president 1* especially oj»
posed "to Whit® because of tli''d
tann'nod stand takc-n, by WhUe'wlien
..i.j a congressman, he opposed. the
d'U authorizing the construction,,
of the Alaska railroad.
George T. White waa a former
operator on Booanza creek in'the
Klondike.
Constantinoplee, July 29—The Bo!
shovikl army is advancing from
B">.iU thrciH.i Armc,n'a.
Tnfy have already taken Couclia
which is 3C4 miles from. Baku.
il
J.0' Angeles July 28—Los Alii
tJes was tr'at.rd to another shaking;1
up this aff'inoon.
Quite an. earthquake \vas f,.ltj
in different parts the city but no
daaaage has been reported mor'
|Mian, tile sliak'ng down of uianyj
orange3 and small fruit*.
IS HARNESS
Paris July 28— Marshal Foch I
has von recalled from his va- j
cation, and with niin'ster of finance
Franco's w'll accompany IVm'er
AIMlerand U Boulogne. J
Farmont M'nn. July 2S— a.
C. Town ley pres'dent ot the Nat
ional N'on-Partlsam League* and
Joseph "Gilbert, a league organizer
were today denied Q, new trial,,
on charge8 of con-'pdracj to en
coarage disloyalty during the war.
Boiliz n:cn were convicted sever
al months ago and -"eiitenced to
ITm* of imprisonment but have'Dee)
out on ba'l pending an appeal for
new tr'al.
' i.ark. X. D. July 28—Dr Ladd
the Xon-Part'°an League cand'
date received 3815 more vot®-3 than
Senator Gronna for the Republi
can candidate for United State3
»-nator 'n tn® pr'marie3.
The Stat0 ean.vassing board made
the figure8 puibl'c today.
Eagle Ptiss Texas, July 28—,
A rport Just r°ceive<l here'sta.f3
ilia' Jo»e V'Ua has taken Carl,
i .\uierican, and I3 hold
ing h'm for random.
Mangeljii i" president of the Sa&
Dona Browning company.
Cops Must Have
Tired Feeling
SeaUte, July 28—Beginning with
January firH 1921 Seattle polfce
nr'n and <i;viiK£Hn will !>•-' granvd
or..- day'* io»t every ef.ht day",
"i'hist \vas decided upon by the
i ■ r lutiwil at their last -"v^ion.
1HE WHITE PUSS &'
101 ROUTE
THE GATEWAY ROUTE OF
COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
— FOR
Yukon Territory, Atiin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and frorm Dawson,
Fairbanks, and all Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly the entire length of the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General Hanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.