The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-03
ORLANDO WANTS TO RESUME RELATIONS
PICK GRIGSBY TO SUCCEED SULZER
CABLE BRIEFS

LIABLE bkIEFS SEATTLE-Practical all of the cargo and passenger space has been sold on the Evans and Farragut, the next two Alaska steamers to leave. l The City of Seattle, the third boat to leave, is all sold out, and first class fares will go steerage. l TOLEDO-Tex Rickard has arriv- ed here and may choose this place for the WiIIard-Dempsey fight. SAN FRANciSco-The historic battieship Oregon fought it's last battle in giving sham battle here for the Victory Loan campaign. PARIS - Representatives of 32 Allied Nations are expected to par tcipate in the Inter-Ailied games | to be held in Paris June 22 to July 9th. Pershng is invited all of the Allies to participate in the games, which is expected to be the great, est event since the Obmpian games were held. Pershines stadium was built here by the American Army. WASHiNGTON-T Nation is so far behind the loan schedule that it will be necessary to raise $50o,ooo.- 900 daily during the remainder of the period.
 SEATTLE - A special says the Senate may elect Senator Miles Poin- dexter as President pro tenn. OAkLAND-The Washington Var sity won the boat race, with Cali fornia second and Stanford third, IS lengths behind. California won the Freshman race, with Washing. tcn second and Stanford third. The Varsity won the first race by su- perhuman squirt over the last fifty 1 feet of the course.
 
 , way announces that the steamboats Yukon and Casca will leave White horse June 4th. on a midnight sun excursion to Fort Yukon. The first steamboat will leave Lower Le- Barge within two weeks. A big tour. ist business Is expected. SEATTLE-Alfred Lomen, of Nome is dickering with the Boeing Air plane company for a machine with which to herd reindeer. lomen mads a flight yesterday.
 WASHiNGTON-Senator Johnson of California, Republican, has issued statement, charging that Wilson reversed his stand upon secret treat ies in the Plume dispute by surren- derinq without a contest to Japan in Japans claims for Shan Tung Peninsula. He says Wilson opposes Italy's secret treaty and then grants Japan's.
 1 NEW YoRk-AIaska Gold today closed at 33s; Alaska Juneau 1R. LONDON-secretary Daniels In a statement to the Associated Press on his return from a visit to the captured German vessels at Scapa float, said it would be the greatest moral lesson of the war if the entire German fleet was sunk with proper ceremonies.
 sPOkANE-James Mcdonald was arrested on the charge of dstrbut- ing literature purported to be iden tical which caused the dissatisfac- ton among the American troops in Northern Russia. Mcdonald is a Canadian and may be deported.
 VIENNA - Associated Press)- Italian troops stationed in carin- tha are advancing Northward and Eastward. They have occupied the bridge over the river Drave.
 SEATTLE-Mrs. Anna Letendre of Cordova, created a sensation when she entered loan headquarters and rendered IS twenty-dolar gold piec- es for $500 bond. Gold in the States is scarce; only paper money is being used.
 ANNA M. SEWARD WHO
 IS CONNECTED WITH
 HISTORY IS DEAD NEW YORK. May 3.-Mrs. Anna M. Seward died last night. She was the widow of Frederick Seward. who narrowly escaped death, when his