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Washington, Aug. 25. — Presi
dent Wilson today appointd V.
Everitt Macy, of New York, as
chairman of a board which will be
composed of a number of men, each
member of the federal shipping
board having one choice, to settle,
strikes, dispute, ship yard cases,
and navy vard troubles. gamuel
Oompers and Assistant Secretary
Roosevelt will al'co bo members of
the board.
ALASKA FOIL OF
Seattle, Aug. 25.—"Alaska im-j
pressed rue as possesisng great na
tional riches and maTvelous scenic
boauty," said Judge E- H. Gary this
morning when he arrived in beattl.e
on the Spokane. He left Seattle
for the East this forenoon on the
11 o'clock train ,
San Francisco, Aug. 23.—Sixteen
indictments against strike breakers
of San Francisco's street car line's
were turned in to the grand jury
this morning. The men are charg
ed with carrying concealed weapons.
ALAMEDA IX AND OUT
The steamer Alameda of the
Alaska S. S. line, arrived in port
this morning at 4 o'clock and
sailed for the south at about six.
It is carrying 1200 tons of Kenne
cott ore, 14,000 cases of salmon,
and 140 passengers.
AMERICAN SAILORS WARMLY GREETED IN PARIS
Photo by Amoilcan Press Association.
Paris is> enthusiastic mm the American sailors ami soldiers. The visit . x.,u | 1 \ Iu the ac
ccmpauytri!: pli>f>>-ia:iii Acerlfau sailors are shown lu lr.iu of a tic tcr i -s
Seattle, Aug. 25, — George 31.
Taylor, a discharged probate court
clerk, committed suicido by shoot
ing himself yesterday while aboard
the Lake Washington ferry.
Houston, Au?. 25.—Thirty-four
negro soldiers who took part in
yesterday's riot are confined in
jail and charged with murder.
MRS. MOOXEY l)K.\n:i) KAIL
San Francisco, Aug. 25. — -Mrs.
Mooney, on re-trial, was denied
bail.
DRAWING BENEFIT 11ED CROSS
Miss Sarah Friedenthal announc
es a drawing of the tickets for the
pillow to tako place at the danco
tonight. Returns from the sale of
! the pillow will go to the Red^Cross
[fund.
jXl;[; ]V[lLtL"lXERY
NOW OX DISPLAY
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone4l
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Scatilt. Aug. 'Ihe ^or-V'
i_in sle.i:ushii> Ko;- Wis,, Lu. t hc.«-,
iy the ic.'.ule Coastru a u .i
Lave otrack a reel' neU1 l':.im>.,.
i'asj, was luiai'st destroyed by
iirQ caused by the explosion oi a
tiaie bomb, according to lie s re
ceived here tciiay. The K y West
wiu o:j her maiden voy o from
Vancouver with Kuss'-a war muni
tions for Vladivostok, . a v..is
near Uniaiak i'ass at i tia:o it
tliu cxpiusiOii. it rciur ed to S.at
tie uutler it.- ouu pa.. i'lOi » oi
ibe shiii a:.*. t< rsed ever 10 > ;•.•
>ti:m a..u A::i= ;na.i !■ . authui.
.vjattie.
Yesterday's Alaskan pviated ai
1 article statnig that the iv\ \\"e. t
1 bad probably struik a rock ni ir
l. niia.ik X *■ ss ai • as v l i l ui**.".
"aack to Seattle. Thy »fc ;i arrivea
.
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• yi-.:t:r.i\ ..Al».. t-L is
.uoiv or ju£N
Washington, Aug. 2:>.—Secretary
1 Uaker approved tae digpos.tion c£
the 0:>7,000 mtu of the i.rst drait
as reeotami.aded by tae provost
' marshal general. The overage nuut
j bur c£ men allotted to each oi tlio
llti cantonments is anp. rximately
•13,00V. T'uo'oe going to American
| Lak Wash., come from Alaska,
Washington, Oregon, Ca'.Lornia,
: Idaho, Nevada, Ma man a V» yu:ai3g
Utah, totalling 40.1C9.
KN ITTKIJS—ATTEN Ti< !
A class Iu knitting -jvill be or
ganized at Red Cross hsatuiaarte:.
i Tuesday afternoon at 3 oVio.k.
All are invited. - 2t.
. ISP vih
sown
W-iabiution, Aug. L3. — Another
million Uuli-'irs were ad
:ti\. i-. Uv lor the purpose of
v :aU .' t- . sou i lose., tha
aortli :s ports with ice.
MAN I 'A 1*1 .. U ll.SOX
to t' o 1> 11 i:.uoi:uct u iu the Unit
u iuics i.rate on August 13
.
.. j i>tu>.r i-uUiu;.tions i>.ii<Ud ia
i0'i . • - l» pi.', . si; any com
.«15 u: poiiclcs of tie
..-.i t. i .liion of it
. .. . ... u . s, Auglo
v
tr.4 iue 1'. u.-biua govcriiiaeiifs Pol
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l.i»: t «t . • r vc: t so far as
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1. YiSii's> SKAfiWAY
C'jr.s. h. Powell, consul of the
F. . . lit serve Bank of Chicago,
1 a d ; i.;'. for the Continental and
ial National Bank of Chi
cago, io a rou..d trip passenger on
i'rin.'e Ctarge. Mr. Powell
to i sot Andrew Stevenson, whom i
km w la Chicago, lie also was •
; r of the same church witt
•. Dson ir, Deo lioines, Iowa
Neither Mr. Stevenson nor Mr. Pow
, t:i knew the other r-rt7. Vfi*® i1
town until they met today.
Economical and Appetizing
We have it from 4 oz. jars to 5 ib. fins
Average Price 25c per lb.
H. GANTY
HE KILLED II
she ii
San FVancisco, Aug. 25.—A strike
'x-cafcer conductor on one of this'
city's cars was killed during a fight
yesterday between striking car men
and otrike breakers.
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uifiil\L
Seattle, Aug. 25. *— Labor un
ion officials today intimated that
yesterday^ referendum rote, which
will he announced Monday, will de
clare a large majority in favor of
the ship yard's strike.
Austin, Aug. 25.—Governor Fer
guson, of • this state, has l>een
suspended from his official posi
tion Dending an investigation of
charges against him. Lieut. Gov
ernor W. P. Hobby succeeded Got.
Ferguson to the governBhip.
IMES FUEL
SDMil
Washington, Aug. 25.—President
Wilson yesterday named President
Garfield of Williams College aii
fuel administrator.
CITY OF SEATTLE ARRIVES
The steamer City of Seattle, of
the Pacific Steamship Co., arrived
in port yesterday afternoon at 3
I>. m., and sailed for the south
at 8:30 p. m. It had a large num
ber of tourists and 11 pa'iseng?ers
for Skagway besides 56 tons of
freight.
FIRST HIT 10
BE SilGLE
MEN
Washington, Aug. 2->.—Pr<*sidf>nt
Wilson today declared that the first
draft of citizen soldiers should bo
made up of men who aro not hoada
of ramiliej. In a letter to Secre
tary of War Uaker he said that
the only exception to this rulo
slould be in case a man socking ex-,
emption who has dependents but
hai sufficient income to supply the
needs of those dependents.
FOOT SUB
Washington, Aug. 25.—The gun
crew or the steamer Navajo, an
oil ship, arriving in an Atlantic
port yesterday reports ono nev 400
foot German submarine and a 24
hour battle with it off tho iri.-h.
coast.
WILL EXECUTE
GUiLT!
Houston. Aug. 25. — Major
General Bell in command of tba
third division of tho national army
today said if court martial finds tho
negroes guilty of murder they
will bo executed. A riot of ne
gTo troops of tho 24th infantry
yesterday killed 16 jvhites.
GERMAN'S EVACUATE
IMTORTAXT POSITION"
Berlin, Aug. 25.—Tho war offioo
announces today that the Germans
evacuated Hill No. 304.
Don't forget the Red Cross
Benefit Dance tonight.
Your Choice of
Any Lady's or
Girl's Shoe In
Our Window
For $3
JAMES KENNEDY