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S.S. VICTORIA
Expected to leave Nome Sept. 2nd
Latouche Aug. 8
Leaves Seattle for St Michael only
Ketchikan Aug 12
Leaves Seattle for St Michael,
Golovin and Nome
Cordova Aug. 25
Leaves Seattle for Teller and
Kotzebue Points
South bound sailing dates
annouuced later
Alaska Steamship Co
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MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
NOME FLYERS PROBABLY
AT DAWSON TODAY
Wrangell, Aug. It—The Nome
bound army flyers completed their
flight from Haselton to Wrangell Sat.
urday. The expedition landed on Ser
ginff Island at noon.
The airmen plan to hop off fot
Whitehorse this (Sunday) afternoon.
MANY THOUSAND
DRAFT DESERTERS
Washington, Aug 16—The War De
partment disclosed today that of th*
twenty four million American citizens
who registered under the Selective
draft law, one hundred and seventh
three thousand five hundred and
eleven will be classified as deserters
RUTH ADDS TO HOME RUN SCORE
Washington, Aug. 15—“Babe” Ruth
New York batting marvel, added an
other home run to his remarkable
string of home run hits in the game be
tween New York and Washington Sat
urday. The homer was the forty sec
ond Ruth has banged into the back lot
defeat Washington.
Cleveland, the league leaders.
FLOODS DROWN 400
SAGHALEN ISLANDERS
Tokio. Japan, Aug. 16—Devastating
floods sweeping over Haghalen Island
during the past two or three days have
resulted in the death by drowning of
an estimated four hundred people, nc
cording to advices reaching the Jap
WILL VISIT HOT SPRINGS
Father 'tapper* and Bishop Crimonl
leave Tuesday morning for Hot
Springs mission and expect to be gom
for the balance of the week.
BOLSHEVIKI PLANNING
WAR ON FRANCE,
ENGLAND AND AMERICA
the present militant struggle to sub
jugate Poland to France. England and
ultimately the I'nited States, accord
ing to supposedly authoritative infor
Rolsheviki officials according to
this information, have openly declared
that Soviet Russia intends to seek an
alliance with fSermany to make war
on France and if possible will under
take the conquest of England and
eventually America.
Soviets Seeking Create Mohammedan
Holy War On England
Constantinople, Aug. 16—Details of
a Bolsheviki plot to destroy the British
empire have come to the attention >1
British agents here.
The plot is said to be so far advanc
ed that it is expected to result soon in
a Holy War which will test to the ut
mots British power in Mohammedan
portions of Britain's dominions.
Bolsheviki Plotting With French Labor
Officials
London. Aug. 16—Intercepted Mos
sow wireless messages, according to
government officials, reveal that Bol
sheviki Russia is plotting with French
labor leaders for the purpose of fo
menting trouble in France in retalia
tion for recognition of General Wran
gell by the French government.
General Wrangell was recently re
cognized by France ats the leader of
the defacto, anti-Bolsheviki govern
ment In South Russia.
Poles Repulse First Soviet Attack On
Warsaw
Win-saw, Aug. 16—The Bolsheviki
launched their first attack on the .main
defenses of Warsaw proper today but
were repulsed.
Reports ranching military head
quarters announce that Bolsheviki cav
alry is overrunning the whole of the
Danzig corridor from Poland to the
Russo-Polish Armistice Conference
Continues
London, Aug 16—Foreign Minister
Curzon announced in the House of
Commons late today that the Russo
Polish peace conference at Minsk has
officially opened. Lord Curxon stated
that the delegates convened today. ,
Warsaw Entirely Surrounded bj Soviet
Berlin. Aug. 16—A Morgan Poaten
dispatch today says the Russians have
completely encircled Warsaw. The
Soviet lines have closed In on ;.II sld >s
of the city in a huge ring with a radius
of about twelve miles.
U. S Warships Sent To Baltic
Washington. Aug. 1C—The armored
cruiser Pittsburg and a torpedo boat
destroyer have been ordered to proreed
to the Baltic sea to protect American
interests, there, according to Navy
Department announcements.
The designated vessels are now at
Cherbourg. France. They will pro
ceed immediately to Bussinn Baltic
TWO SWIMMERS DROWN
IN LAKE WASHINGTON
Seattle. Aug. 15—William s. Way.
of Forest. Ontario, a teacher, and Peter
Lasseth, of Seattle, were drowned to
day while swimming in Lake Wash
ington.
CHICAGO LABOR FEDERATION
OPPOSED TO POLISH AID
Chicago. Aug. 1C—The Chicago
Federation of Labor has adopted re
solutions demanding a general strike
of workers throughout the country it
the I'nited States gives military aid
to Poland.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
NOME FLYERS AT WHITEHORSE
Whitehc
landed her
ternoon. w
Wrangell i
1:50 p. m. yesterday at -
number one with Capt.
was slightly damaged.
Dawson. Ann. 17 The Xome hound
army, airplanes are exported to arrive
hero today from Whitehorse.
RUSSIA REPUDIATES WAR DEBT
Berlin. Aug. 17 Soviet Russia will
not pay thirty hillian frame, Czaristic
Russia owed t-> Fram e, according to (
Wigdor Kopp Soviet emissary to Berlin
who has returned here from a visit to
Moscow, with greatly enlarged powers.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT TAKES
NO ACTION ON IRELAND
London. Aug. 17- -The House of
Commons adjourned today until Oc
tober 19th without taking any action
with reference to the Irish question.
MOTHER AND SONS,
BATHING ACCIDENT VICTIMS
Seattle. Aug. 16 -Mrs Thomas Gil
son and her two sons. Bertram and
Jack were drowned this evening in
Lake Washington and two other ehild
ren. Robert and Marie, narrowly es
caped a watery grave while in swim
ming at a family bathing beach. Tne
children got beyond their depth and
their mother and father attempted ,o
rescue them. Gilson succeeded in sav
ing Robert and Marie but Mrs. Gil
son and ihe two remaining boys per
COX TO SPEAK IN
SEATTLE SEPT 16
Seattle. Aug 17—Democratic lead
ers have been advised that Governor
Cox. the democratic presidential nomi
nee. will tour the northwest and will
speak in Seattle September 16th.
POLE COUNTER STROKE
RELIEVES PRESSURE, WARSAW
Warsaw. Poland. Aug. 17—The
Russian pressure of Warsaw has been
relieved as a result of Polish counter
activities, according to an official l*o
GEORGE WILLING TO DISCUSS
IRELAND WITH SINN FEINN
GEORGE DEFINES BRITAIN’S
ATTITUDE TOWARD UKRANIANS
Wn.iiR.-l. the iinti-HolHh«‘visi hauler
U S TO RECOGNIZE HUERTA
GOVT CONDITIONALLY
Wilson is ready to recognize
iposal from Se«
PROHIBITION OFFICIALS TO
REQUEST DESTRUCTION
STORED BOOZE
Washington. Aug. 17 Congress.
wlii*ii il moots again in l> cembor
fed or: 11 prohibition officials for author
itv to dostroy some fifty million gil
Inns nf liquor at present hold in stor
age in various parts of the country
under bond.
•BEANED" BALL PLAYER
DIES OF INJURIES
New York. Aug. 17—Raymond
Chapman. short stop on the Cleveland
American League base hall team urn
was hit «m the head by a bull thrown
by Pitcher Cary Mays in yesterday's |
game with the New York Americans,
died this morning in a local hospital.,
•t is believed from the effects of tin* I
DENVER STRIKE LEADERS
JAILED FOR CONTEMPT
CmCHESTERS^LS
u>ei, soakJ »iih BU.e RU.bcia.
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