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S.S. VICTORIA
5. S- Victoria will leave Seattle
July 10th
Leaves Nome .
July 23rd
Cordova Leaves Seattle July 15th
Ketchikan Leaves Seattle July 25
, Future*.sailing dates announced later
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' MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
GOVT OFFICIALS LEAVE
FOR ALASKA
Seattle, July 10—Senator Key Pitt
I man, member of the Senate Naval
j committee. Secretary Daniels, Secre
tary Payne and Gov. Thos. Riggs Jr,
| will crompri.se the leading figures of tho
| party going to Alaska. The destroy
! er Sinclair will carry the Officers
| while their staff’s will be distribut 'd
among the five other destroyers. The
fleet is expected to reach Juneau Tues
day. There Governor Riggs will be
flopped, the vessels proceeding to
Seward, from which point Daniels and
Payne will go to the Mata, uska coal
fields. After an inspection there, the
cabinet officers will return to Anchor
age and will be taken by boat to th*
dredanaught Idaho, anchored off Cook
Inlet. The Idaho will bring the party
to eat tie, arriving here on July 23,
while Admiral Rodman will remain
with the destroyer fleet for a month's
patrol service in Alaskan waters.
Secretary Payne said this morning
I he was particularly interested in the
Alaska railroad facilities and coaling
stations. “One of our most important
considerations will be to estimate the
| need of a coaling station on the Aleu
tion Islands, where merchant ships go
ing to the Orient may be supplied
with fuel," he said.
During the Northern trip no pilot
I will be taken along to guide the de
stroyer fleet, as Admiral Rodman wish
j es to afford bis officers as much ex
I perienee as possible in Alaskan waters.
The fleet, which will depart this even
ing, comprises the destropers Sinclair,
Moody, Henshaw. McCawtry, Meyer
Fleet Sailed For Alaska Last Night
Seattle. July 12—The division of six
destroyers bon ring Secretaries Daniels
and Payne and Gov. Itiggs, Senator
Pittman and Naval Commander Foote,
sailed for Seward via Juneau las:
VERMONT GOVERNOR OPPOSED
TO SPECIAL SESSON
Ituthland, Vt. July 12—Governor
Clement today issued a proclamation
refusing to call the state legislature
into special session to m:ike possible
ratification of the federal amendment
for woman suffrage.
GOMEZ NOMINATED FOR
CUBAN PRESIDENCY
Havana, July 12—Tho National Lib
oral party convention today unani
mously nominated former president
Jose Miguel Gomez for the presidency
of the Cuban republic.
CHICAGO H. C. L. FUNDS USED
FOR PALMER CAMPAIGN
St Louis July 12—<Itepeal of the
appropriation granted by the last Con
gress to the Department of Justice to
fight the high cost of living will be
demanded by Senator Kenyon, Itep. of
Iowa, on the ground that it was used
primarily to boost Attorney General
Palmer for the democratic presiden
tial nomination, the Senator announc
ed here today.
POLES TO SEEK ARMISTICE
WITH BOLSHEVIKI
Spa, Belgium, July 12—'Polish Pre
mier Grabaski, w*e is here attending
the Council of Allied Premier's, today
telegraphed to General Pilsudskl at
Warsaw to open negotiations immed
iately for an armistice with the Bol
shevik!.
AIRMEN KILLED FIGHTING
F0RE8T FIRES
Sacramento Cal., July 12—While
directing from the air the work of
a hundred Are fighters engaged in bat
tling a timber conflagration in the
Mt Lassen national forest, three men,
two commissioned army officers, and
the government forester, fell a thous-,
and feet to their death today, accord
ing to word received here. The vic
tims were Sergeant Wayne T. Han
ley, Corporal Antonio Salicido andi
Forester Harold Robey.
HARDING TO RECEIVE WOMAN’S
PARTY DELEGATES
Wellington, July 12—Senator Hard
ing will receive a delegation of na
tional and state officers of the wo
men's party on July 22, it was an
nounced here today.
FORMER FRENCH
EMPRESS DEAD
Madrid, Spain, July 12—Former
Empress Eugenie of France died here
today. The ex empress wa» aged 94
years. She became the wife of Napol
eon III on January 29, 1853.
PLANNED TO MAKE
MEXICO DRY
Mexico City, July 12—-Legislation
making the republic of Mexico dry is
being prepared for presentation to th
next Congress at the offices of Provi
sional President I)e La Huerta. Tlie
provisional president has decided on
this step as means of accomplishing
the regeneration of the Indian and
half breed races which are great con
sumers of alcohol.
NOME WINTER
POPULATION 854
Seattle. July 12—Alaska census re
Bureau through Superintendent W. T.
Lopp <<f the- Bureau of Education place
the population of Nome last winter at
NOME FLYERS TO USE
*•' IMPOVED AIRPLANE
Washington. July 12—Th- army
flyers on their trip from New York to
Nome will use a new type of l)e Havi
land 4 li plane, it was announced by
the War Department today. The new
remodeled type has been greatly
strengthened thruout and many im
portant changes have been made
looking to greater protection for the
POLAND FACING
TREMENDOUS ODDS
Spa. July 12—"This is the supreme
moment for Poland” said Ladislau
Grabaski, the Polish premier to a
gathering of fifty foreign correspnnd
the mobilized forces of Itussin. with
the mobilized forces of fiussiu. with
a population six times our own."
Boundaries
Spa. July 12—If the Poles consent
to retire within the natural frontiers
of Poland the Allies will Rive them
all possible 'assistance In the event of
their being attacked by the Bolslieviki.
today by the council of Alller repre
sentatives.! The Bolshevik! have been
so notified, the announcement says.
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FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School . 11 A. M,
Preaching Service. 8 P. M,
You ere cordially Invited to attend
these Services.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER. Pastor.
THE WAR-DOG’S RETURN
•'We're lack in the glaring Arctic,
Where white-winged ••lijfza-ns ;>:■ ,v
From thc«poppy fields of Fiand : s
To the l*and of Ice and Snow.
How I hated the heat of war-torn
How I yearned for my kennel in
Men call this the Outcast, f«eper Land
Hut us dogs, we call it home!
“When war broke out In Rurope
They drafted us mala mutes—
Men called tig wild-eyed wolf-hounds.
Rut they’re tlie savage brutes:
‘War-dogs’, they said, and snicker d.
And packed us off on a boat.
Then we sailed away to the South
“Fs dogs that were reared in the Arc
With the Call of the North in our
Shipped away to n sunny clime
To take part in a bloody campaign!
I was taught to obey my master.
I was iead-dog when still a cult.
But one’s will is never full broken
When obedience is taught with a
"So at sight of tin1 ship I was friglit
I wanted to turn tail and run.
But more than the blast of the whistle
I feared the butt end of a gun!
And so ’twas ‘good-bye’ to the North
‘Good-bye’ to the Candle Trail,
My heart was so sick. I tell you. man.
There wasn’t a wag in my tail.
"For days and days we travelled.
By ship, by train and by bus,
We howled when the steamboat
whistled.
And every howl was a cuss.
At last we landed in Europe,
Foul Shambles <>f human gore.
Where they rushed us off t<» the
trenches
"It wasn’t all ‘Mush’ and ‘Kow-kow’,
That scrapping over there.
There were tfames I thought i was
done for.
There were times when f didn’t care!
They send us out to the wounded
With a canteen strapped to our hack
God! how those dough-boys suffered,
I’ve seen hundreds double and crack!
"I often dreamed of the Northland,
And wished before I died.
I could run one more race to Candle.
Or rove over the tundra wide.
And Oh! for a feathered ptarmigan.
The hunt for a living thing,
Instead of this search by the rocket’s
For the dead from a bullet’s sting!
"It’s uueer how history happens
At last we finished the scrap.
And back we came to Alaska,
To our own Homeland’s lap.
And when they landed us on the beach.
When we arrived at Nome,
You bet I gave a howl of joy.
Hoping never again to roam!
"And now we are once more contented
Back on the Candle Trail.
In the drifting snow of the Sawtooth
Carrying our Fncle’s mail!
the ‘sunny South’ may be allright i
For poodle dogs and such.
But let other breeds in* ‘dogs-of
Jlist let me stay here and ‘Mush!",
R. A. Noonan. S. S. City of Seattle.
CHICHESTERSPIJLLS
RUSSIA’S HERO IS
TO RISE IN 1925
Most remarkable among matters
presented in “Russian People"
(.Scribners), th. new hook by the
Princess Pantaouzenc, granddaughter
of (Jen. Grant, is i prophesy, long
kept from publication, of th war. rf
Russia’s present conditions, and of
what is to follow, (if this paper we
Made long before the war by Count
Leon Tolstoy, of whom the Czar, in
1910, had asked one, it announced the
coming cataclysm, and it very much
upset the ruler then! Th’ paper was
kept for years In His Majesty's secret
archives, I heard. In a trance, the old
writer, then almost in his dotage, saw
all Flurope in flames, and predicted
such a war as the universe had never
known before. After this bo said:
“The end of that great calamity
will mark a new political era for the
world. There will he left no empires
nor kingdoms, but there will be born
a federation of united states ;and
there will exist four great giant races;
the Anglo- Saxons, the Latins. the
Slavs and the Mongolians: and I see
a change in religious sentiment, and
the church as known now will fall.
“The ethical idea will nearly vanish,
and humanity will be almost without
morality: and then a great reformer
will arise about the year 192.1. lie will
lay the cornerstone of a new religion:
God. soul and spirit with Immortality,
all will be molten in the new furnace,
to form a new power of spirituality!
and T see the peaceful dawn of a new
“And the man determined on for this
mission is a Mongolian-Slav already
walking the earth. Ho will he a man
of active affairs, and does not realize
now the position in history assigned
to him by his superior powers."
The Princess' bonk is written from
the viewpoint of the former aristocrat
ic class in Russia, but it reveals also
its author’s strong retained American
keenness of observation and calmness
of judgment. We are assured th it
the ideals of the real Bolshevists have
been debased bv "plotters such as
Trozsky. and that the present regime
gion is being killed off. More than
one soldier in the Bolshevik! army
confessed to our Princess that It was
either be a Bolshevik or be shot."
“Russian People" is illustrated
chiefly by portraits.
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