No. 70 TWENTY THIRD YKAK
July 10— SeCr^tari'®.
a ad Payu' plaa to kaye
h*r« .'or Alt»ka Jat® this after1*—
iwoa I . - • v. j<t
Th»y w'll start w'th a <Hvl»'ott o
•a d«8troyfrs
It tli« 'ateatloa at tho9© two
ineKb'r* of 'fr8 Pr^sklctt1 s cabin't'to
»twdy th* railroad aiul fuel coad1
t:ca »Ld to coD6,d»r es'a'bl'
tun'r.1 of n coaling Mail on la to®
territoiy.
Th® tim« of th*ir departure ha®
IKea j>vBtpoi'e<! tor eerer&l hour"
to 9«nnit Secretary Dan!'Is to »n
oaral stAttoa of Br*m«>r
toa lbl» forvroou.
The plaa to aiaJte tb«, trip aboal
th» New M^x'co ha»i b*»n abandon*.
Seattle July 10—Senator Witt
ma* a member of the ifceaate'aaval
' comiw'ee will w'Ui Secrtar1^9 Paj'u
ard r. anlel® and Governor Thomas
' Klsgs will accompany the party
as far a» Juneau. The destroyer
S'aclair wil carry th® officer^ whil
their staffs w'll dlstr*tiuted among
t'ie otn«r flve destroytr^.
The no«t is expected to r^ach Ju
neau *.n Tu.rSday wh«r® Governor
R'gg* 'will be nlropp»d while the
vessel w'll proceed to Seward from
which poiut .Daniel3 an! Pay 110 will
go to 'ho Uatanusska coal fields.
Afl'r an. Inspection, of hte coal |
fields lie officer3 will return, to ]
Anchorage where they will foe tak
en 'o tbv di^adnauglit Idaho whic
l» auch'.red off Cock InJet.
Tae Jdaho will bring the Party
to Seattle atu5 will arr've hero July
25. Adm'ial Rodman will stay
wi'h L»» fleet of de3trryers for a
mouth9 patrol In Alaska iwat'Ts. j
WILL USE Of MUD PLANES
ON NEW YDBK J0_H0I»E FLIGHT
W»*y»g*on- Juiy 8-—Th« army
riieoj la the'r lr'p from NVw York
to Horn* A.laska Will use the 'a^y
type of Deliay«a lamd plane y the aa
aQH»oem«it made by the war de
partajent.
I The w r° modeled typ« ha' b®*a j
I greatly strengthen^ throughout ntid
! many important changes hav<> t>e»Tj j
mad® looking to greater Protect'ou j
| (or the P'lot. !
FLIES WITH ill
July 14—Carrying tia
Pr»* inA1! «t»f *eat; tcro83 th® Ca*
by fc»roplan« Pudolp'h I. Eh
rllchlLaa niad« a 1 caa'-op flight
ajJ took lwo hour* and twenty
mlaut".
TJ)» tHp *ai made 'tt Safety
frou» S*aUl« to Yiklma, th's ev#
niBf.
ANTAGONISTS j
BEADY 10 (IIITi
I.cndon, July —It 13 rumored
au'horitively la o£fic'al quarters
that Premier Lloyd George has ro-J
ce've<3 g. meSBag0 fivta George T.
Cliltchella tt« BoM:*v!kiki fcamm's
8'or or for fore'gn afaJr8 accepting
'he prop sal» of th® Allie8 for'
an aroj's'ke between Poland and
Ru^la. • |
THE DIFFERENCE
— between the man who has learned to save and
bank his money and the man who has net learn
ed. is, the difference, ten years hence, between
tha man flourishing in business and the man
looking for a job
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
Form the Habit of Saving and Bank with
BanK of Alaska
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour Pickles-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 Coockies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fr«»h fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Portland, July 11—Alaska t'miber
totalling 345.000.000 fe<* board
measur0 and iucludin« SUka spruc'=
and hemlock was awarded the Pet
t'r»ljurs Lumber Co. of Petersburg.
Alaska by tli« Fores' St'rv'c" today.
The prices range from one dol
Inr to ono dollar aad a halt tor,
sprite and henilosk.
In© tirnb'r la "ituated In. the
Tongass National forest ami lies
ftt :jle south c"d ot P'llar Bay.
y. s.
REPDHIEO Dbu
Trieste, July 14—An American of
ficer was reported a"1 .having been
killer! in tho recf.i'. s're' t flylitlii"
• hat has (,eoa eo'i\? on between
the Croa13 and ItiU'ii* while t
Ju^'. Slavs Nalianahst <lenionstra;
lou was taking plac-' at SpalaVDal
A n.uinil>er of th« pooplo h<t
killed and the city was in £r°at
confu^on.
i PRESIDENT ILL
MEETjam. CSX
Wdsli'ngton, July 11—Pr"s'd' nt
I '-Vrodrow Wilson fw'll meet Gover
(nor Cox and assistant. Secretary
1 lh« Navy Roosv<-«i^ on Sunday
aftejioon.
I The meet'ag (will take placo at
[ the W"iat<Oious«.
I Dayton, July 14—Sidestepping the
1 nuestioa as to whether or not 5lie
is suffragist or antt-sufias
! ist Mr3 Cox wife of tlx® Democratic
j nominee for the presidency said today
| "I am just the Governor'3 'wife".
STATE OFFICIAL
Tacoma, July 11—1. How°U
secretary | of state ct AVashinfetou,
di"-d ter° today.
I Secretary Howell was on0 of
the known men of the -"ta't-.
WOULD APPOINT
I REORDER
j Dayt'.J, July 6—Governor Cox
| 'a .5 tonlonnce -with a delegal'on
I o£ farmer3 assured th*m that in
ca«e c? h's election would ap
|po'a» * real farmer r* sectary
j of agriculture.
| Berlin July 14—An Ufokno'wn
man. broke irto the Bapon v® Hitt
j teubcrg8' residence last night ' and
! attempted ito assassinate H'nten
! bers
| The murdou'ly inclined maraud r
'hot point blank at the F'eld Mar
! shall and ncrrowly missed lilm.i
j The man was not recognized an;!
i made hi8 escape through the tvindo\
Alex D. G. Allan of'Vancouver
J w'll be a pas3enger out this eve—
j ning on tho Prints3 Alice.
| JJr. Allan ha3 t>eea connected'«ith
I tho ^Yfcite Pa's Riv^r 131 vision.
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ii
rrnv
AVal'er McBr'en, c'ty cl'rk r<
c'-'iv •'! in, yesterday'8 mall the Un- '
ti-.l stak-s j>at«1it to tlie cwtary. j
Tlxis i>Iot contains nineteen aor8
and forever deeded to the'town
of Skaxfway the only reservation;
b'ing the rights to mineral or oils,
that m'ght bo discover d in tljjij |
to come. '' 14; Sill a
Tht patent is s'gned by Present 1
\VUsob and W'll be recorded as'
other paper8 of liko iiatnr®.
Seattle, July 14—Woid was re-1
c"'wd from tho Department of Ag- j
ric'Jl'uro at Wa^l'Ugton that a;
local agent of tho Fores'"ficrvicee.
at Portland ha8 entered. Into, a son |
trad with a Cttl'fi rnia paper and I
watr company for tho Balo of on
hundred million fact of /wood pulp •
. i.
Thza timber i" -"-'tuat'd at Port •
oiiitiisham, Alaska.
Representatives cf this concern;
I In speak'ug of thJ dial statcd that j
j tho company w'll invest two millionj
uo,liars.
It -was also stated that t!i,.y had
securi-d available w-at' r power
i to ivrry on tho work.
Will CiPJl
Columbus July 14—Governor Cox.
and Secretary Koosevelt, jjom'noes
on 'lie Democratic ticket for
•Jeut and vicp-prcsldent who will
•Hnrt out campaigns a1 once i
have dic'de<l to cUvid0 ih' countiy
b'-'woen them.
Roosevelt will gpcutf most of
hi' t'me speai'ns in. th« west.
A- soon as their respective noti
fication, c'r^monifc3 arc out of the
way the tours -will commence.
They iiavo come to the conclus
ion that 110 state <s hopeless and
w'll carry the fight into ov°ry
atate of the un'on.
London, July 11—A resolution
demanding an immediate truce be
tween the warr'n.5 faction8 in Ire
land and tha withdrawal of the
Bri'lsb army was adopted at a
suet'al meeting o£ tho Trade3
(o'nion Congre'S.
7fie congress protons to call a
ballet on a general strike if the
'roois aro not withdrawn.
San Pedro July 12—Alfense G.
Bernard a United States Immi
gration officer w°3 run down and
kDlod today oy an autcmobile.
The machine was driven by'smu;.;
glers who were eroding the border
whec Bernard Intercepted tiiem.
THIRD PARTY HI! HARD
TIME TO GET TOGETHER
Chicago, J ply 14—Leaders of tli
i\"rt party ur1- striving dosparatcly t()
ni^ht to "olUlifyl "tft'nsth o !i
m'aor group3.
r'ie early movement8 of the [jc-w
pa:t)» life were fraught wi'h'nitn
ating s'tutiUons.
TM Jo'ut chainu<>n t>a't! d for
hour" to keep jcalojsies and dis
trust" of the rival group" submersed,
and to ke°p th® road opo'i for tj,e
1 redaction of busiaess.
Several tini«-s a bruit app-ar d
not 'j' far away but peacemaker3
wer® calKd to the platform and i
their appeal8 'o common. claim ' il.
delegate8 stared off at least temp
arlly th" mov«-m',i)t toward" a bi
Chicago , July lt-Th° major'ty
report of Ui" platform committee
of 'he fusion par'y made an attempt
at creating: a lal> >v party which
wa» wa» finally pait'ally p,-f-pare4
fila;-.
^ i.a'or LaFoIl<'tt,: do«3 not
'd-j< mh available fts a cand1
•lnt- . I-aFollctte &'so «ent worl
word to the n«w paity that h-'
does not want the lamination for
.•it* dent.. ,
Chicago, July 14—The n'-wly bo^i
and un-nam"d third party went
into soss'on today with the an
nounced intention, of selecting cam
(iidales for the coming election.
The initial eforts nppear to h -
Et't a platform acceptable to f> c
ai ),. LaFolP'tte.
The sinslf> Taxers boltej and
ncimnated Uobert C. McCauley'of
Philadelphia and R- 0. Baraum,.
c.f Cleveland as pr^'dnt ami vice
prfVent nominees.
1EU sOLBifflS SHE SENT 10
THE Bill Til §111 PEACE
Washington, July ill—A detach
nic-nt of 1SU American- sailors lias
b*en ordered to peicin Ch'oa to
augment the Amev'cau Kgat'ou,
guard of 275 marines
This is done as f precaution a
{.aUi-U thr<-atencd r*vohit'onary lioa
tilili' * there.
Hill GIVE HELP
IF POLES BE1HE
Sia July G The Sj.nounicem^nt
ras nil,* today thai, the Allie3
will ?ivc them til t s asslstauc-3
lK.»»ule in tlij event of attack by
IU* bo.shev'k' if the iol>s will
cnn'fciit to rctiro within the natural
bouv :cr.- fro: ti'V of Poland.
S"attie, July 15— The S. S.
C!ty of Seattle Admiral Lin.3 sai 1
• il H ten o'clock th's moru'ns.
T)"ere were on° hundred aiU 'ix
'.v eight for Skagway tound for
the inter1 or and forty five round trij
Fers. Tho Seattle has a full cargo
of freight.
m admiral
MS COMMAND
Ti'ifsL July 14— Rear Adm'ral
l-jjP.ip Andrew3, commander of the
/UB?r'can \varsh'p Adriatic iha=* tak
n. command of tho situation a*
£•! alato 4^1 llat'a whe^ th« Ju^o
i::i\ and Kalians recently clashed.
CoJ. Wild5 1'. R'cl.ardson, 'ha
vcf-iail road and trail bu'H!*>r of
Alaska left laH night on the North
\v n«rn for a tour o£ Alasls-i.
Col. Ricliardson wa» ftS=*i?aed siPeC
lally to the Liggett «taft so as
ic join the general north. On
1 h's return he expects to lw as3igt
t'li to command of Camp L'-wi".
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COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
— for
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and from 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
Whitohorse Parlor observation cars on every train
Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skaguav, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.