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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-06
Serial No. 02417

UNITED STATES. LAND. OFFICE Juneau Land District Juneau Alaska
 March 29 1918, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That H. s. Tlbbey, a citizen of the United States, a resident of the city of Seattle in the State of Washington, has made application to the United States LanC Office at Juneau, Alaska, pursuant tC the laws oi the United States to matC Soldiers Additional Homestead Entry of land embraced in U. $. Ncn-minelaI Survey No. 1922, situate in Lat. bG deg. l2 min 39 sec. north and Long lG0 deg. 42 mn. l2 sec. West, neal Gravel Point on the southwesternly snore ot nercndeen Bay, an arm O. Rering Sea n0enting the norherly shore of the Alaska Peninsula in the Third Judicial Division of the Terri tory of Alaska, more particularly dcs- cribed as blows:
 Beginning at M. (. Corner No. i from whence U. 5. l.. M. No. 1922 ccars North 10 deg. Is min l2 sec. West, yo.Ol chains distant and from said Corner No. 1, running South lV.l6 chains to Corner No. :; thence running rom stid corner NO. , East 6.S0 chain to M. C. Corner. NJ. 8; running thence by mrandc.s along the line Of mean nigh ,ide
 North Is deg. O. min. East l.OS chs. North deg. 5l mn Last l.i9 CnS. North i2 ocg. %5 min. West U.SO chs, .Nolth 5I deg. Jl mn West 4.4l chs. North 35 deg. O0 min. Wey, 5.IZ chs. North 5S deg. l9 mn West 2.&9 chs to SL C. Corner No. 1, the place of oe- ginning, containing 5.@6 acres. Mag. NIl. ly deg. 10 min. East
 Any and all persons claiming any portion ot the above described trac. ol iand adverse tJ the applicant here iu as aforesaid are hereby required ,o tile an adverse claim in accordance wj,h the .aw with the Register and Hc' yeiver of he United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska during the period Q. the publication or before the expil- a,ion of 60 days thereafter.
 C. B WAIKTR
 Register
 Date of First publication May 25 1918.
 Date of Last Publication August 2S ,9lS.
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STORE TREASURE IN A SUBWAY

LONDON Aug. G. The treasures of the British Museum, including it's priceless collection of mummes' have been stored for the period of the in deep un- completed subway which was being constructed for the use of the post office authorities when the war began The empoyes of the postoces along the line of the subway have just raised protest against the use of the boring for this purpose asserting that should be reserved for use as an air-raid shelter for postal employees
 It would be punk world if people did only the things they could afford to do.
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Read the Daily Gateway or the Weekly Post The Gate way is issued every day in the week except Sunday and the Post is issued every Saturday containing the Weeks resume of the Worlds teegraphc news and the local news
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TRAINS NOW OPERATE TO CAIRO

CAIRO EGYPT, Aug. G. Modern trains are now running parallel to the old caravan route which for years was Cairo's only means of communition with Palestine The railroad administration announced recently compet ion of aswing bridge the Seuz canal at Kanara by
 which there will be direct train service from Cairo to Pal estne From El Kantara twenty eight miles south of Port Said the railway follows the old coastal caravan trail trough Fl Arish to Rafa the Syri frontier and to Gaza.
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JAPANESE ID HAVE LEGATION
 IN ARGENTINES

TOXIC, Aug. c. The Japanese Government has decided to establish a legation in the Argentine Republic and will delegate at first minister Gi Nakamura formerly consul-general at New York, and now chief of the Bur eau of Political Affairs ;at the Fore ign Office.
 The departure indicates an increas- ed interest in South America.
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AMERICAN DOCTORS TO
 BE GIVEN PROMOTION

PARIS, Aug. G. Recommendat- ions for the promotion of large mum -ber of American medical officers hay ing long experience in France will be made soon by Gen. Meritte Ireland chief surgeon of the American eXpe,, ditionary forces France. oftlclal announcement to this effect has been made.
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WANTED Clean rags at tn Gateway. , cents per pound.
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Any and all persons claiming adver- sely any portion of the above descrab- ed tract of land are required to file with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the period of pub lication or within thirty days there after, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statute.
 c. B. Walker,
 Register.
 First Publication June II, 1918. Last Publication, Aug, 20, 1918.
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NIGHT HAWK GAN HAVE NIGHT CAR

STOCKHOLM Aug G. Residents of the Swedish city of Jonkopg who expect to be out late at night can now order street car bring them home. The lack or cabs moved the street railway company to make the noV aon The special car costs only six crowns. will run on any line and stop where desired.
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WHALE MEAT FOR NORWEGIANs

CHRlSTIANIA, Aug. G. A number of whales caught on the west coast of Norway have supplied the first whale meat ever offered the open market in Christ
 ana for human food The meat to total ot several tos was sold quickly at prices ranging from to l2 cents pound t
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-BorIywoo automatic piano, cost $750. First class condi- jon for hand playing. Price $2OO' inquire Gateway. u' WANTED Clean rags at the Gateway. cents per pound.
 k**-
 CABIN FOR RENT See Mcln- tosh at the Fairbanks tf FOR SALE - , room. house, fHr- !shed. Real bargain, enquire Broad way Laundry. Jy l BUY ANYTHING. What have you? sell anything, See Mcintosh.
 If OLD PAPERS, in bundles, for sale at the Gateway office. u. MEN WANTED - See black board at Fairbanks Hotel, Free employment
 -*%f-
 FOR RENT-All newly furniShcG rooms, heat in every room; reaoon"9.' rates by day, week, or month; at the Skagway, Broadway near Adams; Herman Grimm, proprietor. II. FOR RENTING furnished apart ments. Inquire Brosius & Noon.
 WANTED Clean rags at the Gateway. , cents per pound.
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hsnermen's Tp"tle Neck Sweaters aade by Oly -.Ipi~ Hn.,.ng Mills, ali wool. Brown < Hawkins. Quality First" tt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

would bc of no use whatever to
this district: while, on the other
hand. Bert Chandler, having had
two years experience, would at
tain added influence by the fact
that he was II second tcrmcr and
of the same political faith as tho
majority.
The United States Is rCpublicarr
and has been for fifty ycnrs-thc
biz majOritiCs arc on the rcpubli
can side, and when that party has
been united IL has never known
defeat. Six years ago, the rcpub-
licans were split asundcr. and Will
son aud an astounding democratic
majority went into power, Two
years later. the party still split
reduced the democratic majority,
but did not control. Two years
ago, the republican party still split,
with many bull moose candidates
in the field. and with the prcst-
dents campaign slogan. "IIc kept
us ont of war" many republican
districts sent democrats tO con-
grcss. but at that the democratic
majority was only one out OF that
body of members numbering i35.
This year finds the republican
party reunited stronger than ever
with Taft and Roosevelt signing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

out Of the - congressman from
the state Of ohio, the split in the
republican party two years ago
sent IS democrats To congress. a
reunited party this year will, with
out CNaggCratIon, send back 10
republicans where democrats now
serve. Not even tho most sanguinc
dcpOCrat would place the great
state Of ohio In the democratic
column with n united republican
party, and the results are bound
Ia show that not more than three
democrats will bc In congress from
the Buckeye state after the fourth
day Of next March.
There are seven democratic con-
grCssmcn from Pcnnsylvania--all
the result OF a divided republican
party and "IIc kept us out OF war
plntfOrm. This year the rcpubll-
cans will hold their strength and
add three republicans. In this
state three democrats now I'm con-
grcsS were indOrscd by republicans
immediately following the prcsi-
dents statement TINT "POlltlcS is
adjourned" the republicans not
believing that he would change his
mind.
or the I3 congressman from
New York, f6 Of them arc demo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
CHANDLER GETS HIGH
POST FOR TULSA MAN
Hcd Jones appointed vice Consul To-
Mexico Through Recommendation
OF Efrst District Congressman.

Zc1 r. james. 1919 East Hrh
slrouA has iuu received official no.
tIco from the state department at
Washington ~ bis appointment tu
the office uf United States vice con
sui 10 Mexico. 1r will he stationed
on the Pacific coast At MuzatAu,
state ~ S.naloa. lie Is making ar
rangcments to leave soon for his
post Of duty
The appointment Of Mr. Jones tu
this responsible" position is the rr-
suit Of his recommendation by con
Gr' r'SshHn r. \. IBrrD Chandler
why's" inducnCo for the Tulsa man
1rSugh, about his1appuintm"nt.
Until recently Mr. Jones has becn
Employed by the Atlantic pctro-
leum corporation of this city and is
one of the Youngest men ever 10 hc
named to - high a post to repre-
sent the commercial interests uf the
United States This ~ the first di.
rect consular appointment to come
10 oklahoma, and II is a source Of
pride 10 Tulsa To have received this
honor. Mr.. Jones goes into one of
the richest mining da1rio's Of Mex
leo. Mrs Jones Will remain In Tulsa
for some time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
Voters Registered
In 1916 Entitled
to Vote BY Transfer

The World has been requested
to say in answer 10 many inquiries
that anyone who was registered in
Oklahoma in 1916 and has since
moved from the precinct in which
they registered to some other pre-
Cinct within the same county and
has resided therein thirty days is
entitled to transfer on the day of
election. Legal voters who were
sick during tho recent registration
period or were unable To find tho
registrar in their precincts, or were
out Of the county, or where the
registrar had no blanks during
the. registration period, are entitled
to have their votes sworn In on
election day Voters who wish to
cast straight party ticket can do
so hv making cross in the circle
under the emblem at the head ~
the marty ticket they desire TO vote
Voters who cast a mixed ticket
must make cross in the square
to the 'eft Of the individual names
of the candidates they desire 10
vote FOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
HUNS IN FULL RETREAT
Disaster Threatens Ger
mans With Giving
Way of Front.
ARMY ON WAY FROM FRANCE
New Victories Imperil
Hold of Teutons;
Argonne Clear.

ROME, Nov. 3.--Italian and
allied forces in their drive in
northern Italy have captured
100000 Austro = Hungarians,
the Italian war office announ-
ced today. More than 1900
guns have been taken.
The Italians have captured
Trent, one of Austria's chief
fortified towns in the Tyrol,
according to the war office
announcement tonight.
Italian forces have landed
at Trieste and the Italian tri-
color is flying from the cas-
tie and from the tower of San
Giusto. Italian cavalry has
entered Udine. Trieste is the
principal seaport of Austro-
Hungary on the Adriatic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

ways voted with tho democrats,
viii bc replaced bY republican
and we haVc "a good chance 10 de-
fcni the only democrat from that
state.
The democratic party In Mis-
souri is split wide open, and while
II Is doubtful, II need not Ike sur
prislnE II the republicans hold the
two republican members they have
there ana add two or three more
To the republican majority. in ad-
dition to clcCting n republican scn-
atOr.
or the slN congressman In Ne
braSka, the republicans now have
three and the democrats three.
There il no doubt about the re-
EubliCans holding their strength
there, and every indication pOints
Ia republican success In two OF the
democratic districts. and somo
prOgnOsticatOrs 60 as far AZ pre-
dieting II clean republican, slate
from that state.
\ local fight In Jersey city may
result In defeating the democrat
there, and reports front Wee
hnwkln are In favor of thd rcpub-
li"an Candidatc--and II ui,cd not
bc surprising to see the net house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

sinking the IuSitania, and we were
plunged into the worlds holocaust.
The republican party has never
known defeat when united: and
never since the civil war has the
party been united into solid
phalanX as today. And not only
thapbut the presidents appeal hns
put every republican upon hi~.tocS
To fight for success ~ resent
mcnt Of the resident showing par
tisnnship first.
President Wilson. democrat,
carried Kansas nv IA large ma
jOrity. because the people or That
state looked upon him as u patriot
first and partisan second. At the
same time president Wilson car
riCd the state Arthur Cappcr, re-
publican. was elected governor of
the state by a majority Of more
than 10000. That year five dem
oCrats were elected to congress In
republican districts. This year
every on" Of the five will he de-
fcatcd. and five republicans re-
turned
Illinois sent ~IN democrats I'm re-
publican districts. and with - re-
united republican party 'up ON Its
toes this year, AZ least four re-
publiCans will supplant four dem
OCratS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

Gratis In the present session, aud
one Is "A socialist, the others re-
publiCHns. \ reunited republican
party will elect eight In thcsC dis
triCts now represented by demo-
Gratis, and the socialist candidate,
OF course, viii he defeated, with
the republicans having the best OF
tho fight TO elect their man In the
district now represented by Lon
don.
OF CalifOrnin's II congressman,
four are democrats and one u pro-
hibitlOnlst. Tho republicans will
defeat at least three Of thc,a DEM
OCrats this year, aud will elect n
republican To succeed Randall, the
prOhlbitlOnlst
OF the four democrats in In
diana, the republicans will gain
three ana lose Onc--N hcclcr, an
Rnti-war republican,, elected twice
In II democratic district, the re-
publiCans viii lose.
~ There are two democratic and
one independent congressman from
massachusetts. ana with a reunited
republican party We should have
u clean slate there ana elect the
entire quota Of 10 members.
SChaIl. the lone progressive can
didatc from Minnesota, who al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

with IA fun quota, f. republican
congressman, from the mosquito
state.
The republicans will also gain
one In Rhode Island, one In Utah,
one In Washington, and there Is
every indicatioh that OF the 2t2
districts now represented by re-
publicans win return their candi-
dates.
II IL n ClnCh the house will be
republican: and II need not be sur
prising To STE the senate change
It's political complexion. There arc
at present 81 democrats and -
republicans. Everybody comedies
the fact that McdilI Mccormack
viii defeat J. Ham Lewis. and that
Arthur Capper will defeat Scna-
tor Thompson, that Ford will be
sdefcatcd in Michigan. thnt Folk Is
SHkcly to bc defeated in Missouri,
that IA republican win take the
place OF a democrat I'm New IIamp-
shire. and there are eight other
states where tho republicans have
a good chance 10 win.
II is all impurtant that Bert
Chandler be reelected and that
T.. Is. Howard be defeated, for the
good of the state and tho good
OF the district,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

mere no longer remains the
shShlrst doubt that the next con-
SNse viii contain Il substantial re-
Puoi'can majority.
This fact is proved by thor
uugh canvass by the national re-
PunIican managers; and this fact
admitted by the national dem
Wr''tiC managers.
, lhc democrats gave uD moro
uhIl two weeks ago, knowing full
mmVIi ll'nI there was no hope for
u~ return at democratic ma
%n1'N: and that is the reason why
resident Wilson was appealed 10
70 s"nd,out his now historic state
nrht The democratic congress
sohnl managers told the president
.'in"tcd that they were beaten,
@ @nd mat II was up TO him To fore
o o.ll republican landslide, and he
ISvq,ll">ccd, and for the first time
~ 'nc history OF this republic, the
/. m'>'u'nl allowed partisanship lose
"" HI-nltN Of the office OF CHIEF
"'iNr of the nation.
;, ~" ucNt house Of representa-
uNr~ being republican. the first
"nSt'N~ional district would make
mistake to send democrat 10
cU,"ngrcsS. lie could not get on
"ilItIcc of any Importance, ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

the same stories In print, and with
II united party standing solidly be-
hind tho war.
The democrats had nothing 20
brag about In clcCting President
NilsOn-it was purely accident.
and after the whole campaign Is
stripped Of its false cOlOrs, regard
less of tho misnOmCr, ale kept us
out Of war" the one and single
fact upon which can bC based the
election of Woodrow Wilson, was
thc refusal of Candidate Hughes Ia
shake hands with Hiram johnson
In California. More than twenty
democratic congressman were
elected to the present house OF
representatives from normal re-
publican DISTRICTS on the "IIc kept
uS out of war" program. Hun
drCdS of thousands OF women
throughout states where they have
cqnal suffrage voted for Wilson
and democrat congressional Candi-
dates because they were opposed
10 sending their sons To war-thcN
followed the presidents slogan,
believing that hC would keep us
out Of war: hut after the Germans
had NiNisCCtCd the TOO proud
to fight" attitude of our chief cN-
ccutivc they had no bcsitarcy in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
ALLIED HEADS HOLD
INFORMAL SESSIONS
Paris Hears Versailles Conference II
In Full Accord On Practically
All Points al Issue.

PARIS, Nov. 3.--Tho meeting Of
premicrs and military and naval
Representatives at the apartments OF
Colonel House today WAS a continu-
ancc of the sessions previously held.
While the discussion was largely In
formal II went over the whole range
~ subjects.
The Representatives were In full
accord on practically all tho points
10 bc considered.
The sessions will continue as the
moment has not yet arrived for the
taking OF a final decision on some Of
TIA" most important questions in
VOlNcd.
Premier Lloyd George Of Great
Britain and Premier Clcmenccnu Of
France left the conference early.
They exchanged friendly greetings
on the signing OF the Austrian nrmis-
tiCc and showed In the keen hatis-
faction they felt regard rg the pro-
gTusa OF events
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
BERLIN PAPER CONFIRMS
REQUEST FOR ABDICTATION

ZURICH. Switzerland. Nov. a
The German propaganda service
cites the NorwaCrts Of Berlin as CON
firmiug tbo report that Philip
SChncidemin, tn" socialist leader In
the reichstag and member without
portfolio in the German cabinet, had
addressed to Prince MuNimilian Of
Baden, the imperial chancellor, a
memorandum on the necessity OF the
retirement of Emperor william. The
step was taken, 1t is added, after an
agreement had been reached by the
leaders OF the reichstag parties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
AT THE PEACE TABLE.

AT THE PEACE TABLE.
Who sLal NJ it itr table. then, when the
terms Of u.acr are made.
The wIstst men Of the troubled lands ia
their s.lN.r and gold brOcadc'
y 81. they shall sas.De N solemn state 10
speak for each living race,
But Who shall speak Tor the unseen dead
that shall come to the council p.acei
Though yon sec them not and you hear them
not. they hal sit At The able too ;H
They shat 'hrorg %" rooAwhnre the peace
is made and know what II is you do
Ths innocent dead from Tho ."a shall rise 10
stand sL IL" wis" man 3 Slle
And over his should"r boy shall look
boy that they cruChed.
You may guard the doors OF that council
hall with barriers strong and stout.
But the dead uubIdden shall enter there,
aud never you j shut them out
And the man that died IN the open boat,
and the babes tat suffered worse
snail sit AZ ,ur table when peace is made
by the side OF q mlrtyred nurse.
You NAV See them not but they'll all be
there, when they speak you may fail
70 hear.
You may think that you're making your
pactS alone but their spirits will hover
neAr.
And Whatever the terms OF peace you MAKE
with the tyrant whose hands are rcd,
You must please not only the living here,
but must satisfy your dead.
Copyright 1919 by Edgar \. GucSt)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
Withdrawn
From Western Front

COPENHAGEN, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Austro-llungarian troops are being
Withdrawn from the western front
ANA the Germans, fearing tho allies
viii march through Austria, are dig
ging trenches and erecting fortifl-
cations along tho Bavarian frontier,
according TO u Vienna dispatch to the
nOlitiken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04

Gf...tH tn m.
NIV NDRE Sov AccprJ,r,
TO tho final prr-rIertion forcr,st nf
tho Nrw ynri IIrrnld opdrpcnJcrt,
iasgrd TO-DAY Tho rcrubIir,ns nrc
certain tn r,ntrnI tho pcyt hn,isc ~
rcurcs,ut,ti,cs Tho IISraId ,iy.s
tho renubIicnns oqs seats ana thr
democrats oOg ,cate In ,he nnyt con
.grr,s Two hundred and cirbteen
.vtu ,ori,.l
From The tenor OF the ItcroIds
forecast President NiIson,s nnnoaI
for the election a, onIv democrat
has rc,rtrd or,ips, bls marty mi has
strengthened ,hn cause ~ Tho rcnWh
Leans who arn confident Of carrying
10th house ana scnstr .Arrnr,Iinv 70
the UcrnId tho denocrats ,y,II hnVc n
narrow margin of fnur IN Tho next
scua'r which however may he wIreJ
out las a rcnuhlicon landslide Tho
defeat ~ Senator Icwis I'm TuInois
and Icnrv Eord in Michigan Is I'm.
dIcated
In kcbroglx, y,bore Snrator Nor
rts rrnuhIlr.n ia onnoscb L., formcr
Governor NInnrrbcnj hotb rcnuhII.
cans ana dcmocrats arc nrofcasinp
confidence Of victory. Private nd,
vices however favor Nnrris who
stood win President Wilson I'm his