FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
POLE DELEGATES REFUSE
TERMS UNLESS QUALIFIED
l<ondon, Auk. 20—'“The Polish
pence delegates at ho Minsk conference
have refused to accept the pence con
ditions advanced by the Soviet govern
ment requiring the complete disarma
ment of the Polish irmy unless it if
agreed by the Soviet that the Russians
shall also disarm", .uy ; a w! -fleas dis
patch from Beilin today.
Poles Continue Victorious March
Warsaw, Aug. 20—The official War
Office communique today says the ex
treme right wing of the Polish army
Is now marching on Brest-Litovsk and
has taken several towns.
In the course of their victorious
advance the Polish left wing has taken
Pultusk, thirty five miles north of
Warsaw and is continuing its progress
»in the direction of Mlawa. In the cen
ter the Polish forces are marching in
the direction of Astrnlenka twenty
two miles southwest of Lozmn.
The Polish offensive is now in full
swing and is successful at every point
on the line of advance. More than
ten thousand prisoners have keen tak
en. together with thirty cannon, three
hundred machine guns. War supplies
and thousands of supply eartn have al
so been captured.
Poles Capture Brest-Litovsk
Washington. Aug. 20—Brest-litovsk
has been occupied by the Polish army,
according to advices received today by
the State Department.
CANTU REVOLT COLLAPSES;
NEW GOVERNOR SUCCEEDS
Mexncalu. Lower California, .Aug.
19—General Luis M. Salazar succeed
ed Colonel Cantu as governor of tlie
Northern district of Lower C-’Pornia
tonight and the revolution against toe
fedefal administration led by Cantu
has collapsed completely.
NOME FLYERS IN HASTE
TO COMPLETE JOURNEY
Fairbanks, .Vug. 19--Tin* Army fly
ers landed here today at one o'clock
after covering the two hundred and
fifty miles from Dawson in two hours.
The actual flying: time of the expedi
tion from New York to Fairbanks was
fifty hours. They leave early in the
morning. (Friday)', hoping to be able
to hit Ruby on the nose, get a short
story of the conditions ahead of them
from Capt. Douglas, field Inspector of
the expedition, and then be. t it info
Nome tomorrow night. The flyers do
not contemplate stopping ii. Pub.- a
minute longer than nece.wury. but can
not tell what will liapp :t an hour
Fairbanks had every kind of enter
tainment ready for them but they can
accept none, being on business instead
of pleasure. They worked every min
ute from the time of their arrival at
1 p. m. to six this evening getting
ready for tomorrow’s take off and have
leit a call for five o'clo k tomorrow
morning at tlie hotel.
If they do not make Nam" tomor
row night, they will make it Saturday
God willing, but advise you to look
for them tomorrow night.
Capt. Street Advises Arrival Here
Saturday
The following message from Capt.
Street commander of the air expedition
to lieutenant \V. E. Case, former
army air pilot who is in charge of the
local landing field, indicates that the
flyers do not contemplate arriving here
until tomorrow.
Fairbanks, Als. Aug. 19 1921)
\V. E. Case, Nome.
Alaskan expedition arrived at Fair
banks this p. in. Ruby tomorrow and
Nome next day. Wire me tonight here
and in morning at Ruby the conditions
of field and weather.
Signed Street.
Million Dollars Bet on Air Expedition
Fairbanks, Aug. 20—The Nome
flyers departed fixup Fairbanks at
noon. They expect to stop at Ruby
tonight and leave for Nome tomorrow.
The planes made a perfect landing
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Your shipments are handled by expert traders and New York Market
Fricee are paid on correct grading the day received. If daLed, your
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SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
on arrival at 12.48 p. m. yesterday.
The machines lined up a foot apart
in front of the grandstand, where five
thousand people were assembled to
Weather conditions were unfavor
able this morning nnd the boys did
not want to start. But they got a
wire from Cnpt. Douglas at Ruby, say
ing he was waiting and they had to go,
leaving at noon in a perfect getaway.
The chances are that they will be cross
enough to get away from Ruby in an
hour and hit Nome tonight, unless
Capt. Dougins holds them there.
Millions of dollars have been bet i.i
New York that the flyers will not
reach Nome and they feel the respon
sibility and take no chances.
Capt. Street is a high class man
whom you will enjoy meeting and his
misfortunes on the trip are probably
due to his responsibilities, having to
land Inst nnd to the strain of day and
night work. The seven other flyers
are as great daredevils as ever started
a riot. landing, however, is safer
than storting. When they are up in
the air they are so safe they hat-* to
land. They are all fine fellows and
full of pep.
Plane* Pats Gibbon
Advices from Nulato to the Signal
(’orps early this- afternoon said the
airplanes passed Gibbon at - o’clock.
U. S WARNS POLES TO
KEEP IN BOUNDARIES
Washington. Aug. 20—Polard has
been warned by the l.'nited St.n-s not
to repeat her former advance into
Russian territory if her army succeeds
in driving the Bolshevik! fom Polish
territory, according to a S-at-* Depa t
ment announcement today.
Poland is warned to keep entirely
within the geographical boundaries al
lotted here by the peace conference
mil so avoid repeating the effort to
seize the Russian held sections of the
ancient Polish empire which precipi
tated the present Russo-Polish con
HOOVER FAVORS
EXCLUSION OF ASIATICS
effective means of solving the Oriental
immigration problem is to prohibit
entry of Asiatics into the United
States, according to former Pooj Ad
ministrator Herbert C. Hoove who
is here with his family on a vsc.Uioi.
Asiatics from the United States.
TURKS ATTACKING BESIEGED
AMERICAN RELIEF WORKERS
Constantinople, Aug. 19—Showered
nightly by Turkish bullets ami falling
daily with famine, 18 American work
ers of the American Commission for
I :•»::ef ill the Near East. have been l.e
| sieged in Adana, Asia Minor .since
Twice the French forces ai’ding
possession of Adana have fought their
way to Mersina, the nearest pc*, to
secure assistance but each ti have
■been forced to return after suffering
heavy losses, according to advices
reaching here.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OUTLINE? DEVELOPMENT
NEEDS OF PENINSULA
Following is tho list of development,
needs of the Seward Peninsula dis
trict as outlined in a telegram to J.
L. AlelTierson, of the Alaska Bureau
by the local Chamber of Commerce.
1 Reduced freight rates and regular
service water transportation through
government ownership, subsidy or
otherwise.
2 Cheaper fuel, government distri
bution of coal and fuel oil.
3 Premium on virgin gold.
4 Aids to navigation by placement
of lights and buoys at important
points; assignment of a scout boat to
Coast Guard for relief of mariners in
distress.
5 KstablLshment of additional wire
less stations at Toller, Woles aad Kot
6 Increased appropriations for
roads and special construction of roads
bisecting Howard Peninsula.
7 Appropriations for the estab
lishment of industrial schools for tile
Eskimos.
8 An exploration survey of the
Ashing areas of Bering Sea.
The Chamber also advocates the or
ganization of a nonpartisan board to
act in the capacity of an advisory
committee for congress, with head
quarters dn Alaska.
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News Items From All Parts of Alaska
The town of Douglas pays the Al
aska Klwtric Dight :m<l Power c»m -
pany |7ti per month for street light
ing. und there is talk of trying to
cut the cost down, as part of a general
curtailment in municipal expenses.
Special Agents Kelleher and Dc
ling of the department "f justice wn.
arrived in Fairbanks on the A earn*
Yukon, haxe not yet disclosed tin
nature of tie if mission to Interior \1
aska. They are making their h« i l
(Inatters in the marshal's office
Fairbanks. and were in cotif' i* tea
with Chief Deputy Joe Miller thi
morning.
SCHOONER RUBY
OFF FOR ARCTIC
—The Kuskokwim
Hud
Transports tion co
icr Ruby of Seattle.
• > Hudson’s Ray com
from this port recently w
of a million dollars wort
15s> and Mounted Police
r tratting*posts along the
■i island.
the trip in three months and his first
port tif call will be Ketchikan.
FIRE TRUCK DAMAGED;
UNDERGOING REPAIRS
The new Ford fire truck which ar
rived in Fairbanks mi the steamer vn
kon was found to bo consider b 1 > dam
med wlnu removed from the crate
die condition oflhe machine inda-slinf.
that It had been dropped front i sling
during mie of the numerous transfers
enroute to Interior Alaska.
Tho Fairbanks council .ii..r l>
considered refusing to accept the iiuck
at first, but later decided to bun it
over to a local repair simp, and i: is
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DAWSON ON STAMPEDE
I'niU-d States, says tho Fairbanks
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