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TEDDY ROOSEVELT SWINGS
HAMMER IN DETROIT
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.DETROIT, May 20.—Boldly
Breaking into his opponents bali
wick Roosevelt appeared in De
troit today carrying what he
termed a message of warning to
the Ford’s of the country, which
message he delivered to a large
t o not overly enthusiastic aud
nce. Roosevelt’s address was
i iara< teristic in every way. He
t re 1 Jose in his most heroic
style, denounced Ford's pacific
tendencies, declaring that they
would lead the country to de
struction if adopted by the ‘peo
ple, raged at Wilson’s adminis
tration for what he termed
“ Make believe preparedness”
and announced that only a policy
of staunch readiness would keep
America in the forefront of the j
Vjjarl/d's ■ affairs. He also took j
a fling at the Geri tan element by
declaring that influential 'Ger
mans who reflect the views of
the German government are sec
retly approving and assisting the
plans of tfhe German-American i
pacificists in the United States !
with the idea of keeping America |
unprepared while maintaining,
Germany in readiness.
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ME MILLIONS FOR
R. R. IN SUNDRY BILL
A. P, A. Service.
WASHINGTON, May 20.—
More millions for Alaska rail
road construction will soon be
available in the event that the
sundry civil bill reported to the
house today receives the undi
vided sanction of the lawmakers*
The bill provides for appropria
tions of one hundred and twenty
ty seven millions and carries a
^otaMjMsix-miHion^ twp hundred
and forty thousand for the rail
road. This is substantially the
full amount asked for by Secre
tary Lane and is expected to pro
vide all the funds that will be
needed for the entire season's
work
The state department announc- j
ed today that three Americans
who were among the crew of the
llritish steamship Engronser,
wthich was sunk off the Isle of
Dyea Friday were saved and
have been safely landed in Eng
land.
ASQUITH WILL ASK
BIG WAR CREDIT
LONDON, May 20.—Asquith
announced today that he will ask
the house of commons Tuesday
for a further war credit of three
hundred million pounds.
MOOSE ATTENTION.
Another fine program will be
given at the meeting tonight to
which all members are invited
New and novel things will be
offered for your entertainment.
See that the guard gives you
vour ticket upon entering.
P. F. MURPHY, Dictator.
[. P. JONES. Secretary^^' .
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Suggestions
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At this time of the year when something new
is the watchword we offer a suggestion or two
j Dunkley Celery for salad
3 can for $1.00
Reliance Canned Cabbage
5 cans for $1.00
S. & W. Carrots
5 cans for $1.00
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and Dill Pickles
per quart 15c
Goetjan Turnips
5 cans for $1.00
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Okra per can
25 c
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Whole Artichokes
3 cans for $1.00
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Hominy in Milk
S. & W. Brand
5 cans for $1.00
Evaporated Vegetables such as mixed Vegetables, Cabbage
and carrots at this time of the year will be good substitutes
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Smoked Columbia River Salmon Special~.30c per lb.
Herring, Mackrel, Salmon bellies and Alaska Codfish
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AUSTRIANS CLAIM
IMPORTANT SUCCESS
AT COLSANTO
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VIENNA. May 22.—The Aus
trian drive against the Italians
continues uniformly successful
and the invaders are giving way
at many important points after
hea\ y battling in which the en~
emy suffered severely from the
intense artillery fire of the Aus
trians.
The most important success
achieved by the Austrian troops
is recorded in the official an
nouncement of the war office to
day that the Italian forces have
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been ejected from Colsanto.
i lie cajiturc of a great num
ber of troops and much military
equipment is also announced in
th< official statement which
li»y“Since the beginning of
the Austrian attack we have cap'
tured 275 officers, 12,900 men,
107 guns of the twelve and twen
ty eight centimeter howitzer
type and sixty eight glints of
other types."
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AUSTRIA PREPARIN6
TO SEIZE ALBANIA
A. P. A. Service
PARIS, May 20.—Advices
reaching Paris today indicate
that Austria is preparing to take
complete possession of Albania
and is making extensive prepara
tions for transporting a great
army to Durrazzo which will be
emgloy^jd as a has eof operations
which arc expected to place the
country entirely under Austrian
control. One hundred and fifty
steamships have been assembled
at the Hungarian seaport of Flu
met in readiness to transport
troops and munitions to Dur
razzo under the protection of the
guns ot the Austrian war fleet
REPUBLICANS HEWING
AT PLATFORM TIMBERS
A. P. A. Service.
CHICAGO, Max 22.—The
work of preparing the platform
which will be submitted to the
’ national republican convention
is now fairly under way and the
committee is careful sorting the
timber to be employed, accord
ing to a statement made by Fred
1W. Upham, chairman of the
local committee engaged in mak~
ing arrangements for the con~
vendor), who returned from New
York today after a conference
with National Chairman Hilles.
I'pham says that the platform
committee is planning along
broad lines and strong planks
favoring Americanism in its
broadest sense, national prepar
edness and tariff for the protcc~
tion of American industries are
among the subjects being con
sidercd.
IMMENSE RUSSIAN ARMY
DESTINED HIR FRANCE
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SEATTLE, May 20—That
the Russian troops reported as
having landed in France some
days ago are but a portion of a
huge Russian army of nearly a
million men that will see service
on the battle fields of France
during the coming summer was
disclosed today by the Times of
this city.
C. B. lllethen, in a signed story
published in that journal says
that information derived from
private letters from Japan re
veals that four hundred thousand
Russian troops have been trans
ported from Vladivostok and
Port Arthur by the Japanese
navy and are now in Prance. The
same information also says that
nearly as many more are at pres
ent on their way to the same
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BRITISH BOMBARD
EL ARISH
A. P- A Service.
LONDON, May 20.—An ad
miralty announceinent says
that British warships and aero
planes subjected the city of El
Arisli, Egypt, near the border
of Palestine, to a heavy bom
bardment P’ridav in an effort to
dislodge the Turks who are us
ing that place as a base for oper
«■ Ions on the Sinai peninsula.
CONSIDERS DIVER
ISSUE ENDED
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, May 20.—
Advices from Berlin today state
that Germany will make no fur
1 ther response to the United
States in regard to the subma
rine controversy as it is consid
ered that the subject is now
closed.
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RUSSIANS JOIN
BRITISH FORCES
IN MESOPOTAMIA
A. P. A. Service.
LONDON, May 22.—A force
of Russian cavalry has joined the
British army on the Tigris in
Mesopotamia, according to oflfi
cial announcements today. The
Russians are under command of
General Corringe. The united
forces hat e compelled the enemy
to vacate Bathalessia, their most
advanced position on the east
bank of the Tigris. General
(Gorringe in following up the
enemy attacked and carried the
Dujalim redoubt. The enemy
is reported still holding the San~
nayat position on the left bank of
the river opposite Bathalessia.
BRITISH SPARE
LYNCH’S LIFE
A. P. A. Special.
LONDON, May 22.—Follow
ing the request of the American
ambassador the death sentence
passed upon Jeremiah Lynch,
was today commuted to ten
■ears’ imprisonment.
GERMAN PLANES RAID
BRITISH COAST
A. P. A. Special.
LONDON, May 22.—Three
German seaplanes raided the
English coast last night, killing
one soldier in addition to wound
ing two civilians. One of the
Germans was brought own by
aeroplanes. Dunkirk was also
the object of an aerial bombard
ment by German planes. One
woman and twenty seven per
sons were wounded.
The town of Bergues, near
Dunkirk was also bombardd by
the Germans and five persons
were killed and eleven wounded'.
By way of retaliation for these
attacks French and Belgian
planes dropped bombs on the
German camps and French aero
planes bombarded thc Bulgarian
army camps today.
'hearst cowboys
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PERSUING FIELD HEAD
! QUARTERS, Mexico, May 20.
j—Twenty fi\e Mexican cowboys
from the Hearst ranch shattered
a newly formed gang of bandits
in a hotly contested engagement
in the vicinity of Madera today.
Fifteen of the bandits were killed
and six captured while the few
•emaining were driven into the
hills. Several of the bandits
were attempting to drive off
Hearst's cattle when discovered
by the cowboys.
SEATTLE DIVINE
RECEIVED HONORS
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SARATOGA, May 20.—Dr. \.
I\Y- Leonard of Seattle was one
I >f the seven Methodist-Episco
pal church bishops elected today
at the general conference in this
j city.
DEADLY AUTO GETS
FAMOUS YACHT DESIGNER
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BRISTOL, May 22.—Rias
Cheesdrough, the famous de
signer of yachts, was killed to
day when his auto skidded into
Narragansett bay.