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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

South Carolina, II Lowden-
South Dakota. 10 Wood.
Tennessee, 2 Harding; II John
son; z LoWden; 81 Wood.
Texas, 6 Wood 1 Johnson; 9 Low
den: z Harding.
Utah. ? Harding; 2 Lowden;
Wood
Texas. Harding; 1 johnson; 9
LoWdens 6 Wood
Vermont, s Wood.
Virginia, 8 Wood: IL Lowdsn.
Washington, "A PoindeIter-
West Virginia, Wood; Harding;
] Coolidge.
Wisconsin, 1 Wood; 1 Hoover; "a
LaFollette.
wyoming. Lowden; Wood; 1
Harding
Alaska, ] Coolidge; 1 Wood
District OF Columbia, 2 Wood.
Hawaii, 2 LoWden-
Philippines 2 Wood
Porto Rico, ] Lowden: ! Wood
Eighth Ballot.
Eighth ballot, summary:
Wood, 1885, Lowden, 307; johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12


Eastman Kodaks and supplies we
excel in Kodak Finishing
L. G. Billings Co. 103 S. Fl Paso St
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
To Street Car Patrons

The big Flag Day parade Monday morning. June 18th, will
absolutely prevent usfom running cars into the business dis
hct from approximately lO3Oto IL O'Clock, and viii cripple
service Throughout the entire system.
Wewl use every effort to keep cars moving but serious
dep inevitable and we ask our patrons to bear this IN mind
and we hope they viii appreciate the fact that we will leave
nothing undone to render the best service possible under the
conditions.
ElPasO Electric Railway Co.
Alba H. Warren, Manager.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
LrlrillllIlniuIIlmllliI,l,lnlInllIIill

immicration as result of army d,- mobilization and the closing of war time industries. Alaska is receiving the extremes in the social scale. On the one hand, the fine young men of the type which developed the grea: western states are becoming evident in every community, and, on the oth", hand. the l. W. w. alien enemy, and BOlsheviki, knowing the unprotected condition of the Territory, are arr'v- ing in force and making their presence known. The great number of foreign CTS in Alaska who can scarcely speaE the English language fall an easy vic tenn to the inSidiouS propaganda of tho sedious agitator. It does not 'c"M right that the decent, honest, law abidrg majority should not receive fnl, protection at all times"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
TRADE CONFERENCE NOW
 INSTEAD OF SPY SESSIONS

THE ,HAUGE, Jan., l0- Trade con ferences between bankers, merchant and salesmen of the Entente countrei and centeral powers have succee | q the mysteries gatherings of spies ir the hotels here and at Amsterdam Thr 'iron. steel, shoes, ships and sel.rg wax of commerce are the topics in' stead of the routes of submarines. troop ships and food sims.
 Whatever may he rHe opialon n America, or England, or France. 2" parii1g resumption of "ta..'.s w'h Gclm2,E a"G Austria, ~ repre- 'cr 'a- tivcs oi yac a sincSs e. ''irs Of th +c counS" @s stow nothing .pr 9 kc1r d.'. sire, for such trade at ,ne conferences here.
 The other day, at one ,' the liagu" hotels the groups seated ;n the lobby engaged in earnest corver:aiioa on trade subjects, included:
 One English ship owner and d.rcc- tor of one of Germany's 5igge.t Tan Atlantic lines;
 Two Belgian banker and GSrman uC. tornobile manufacturer;
 Three American traycIlng SaiH>- man and Hungarian general impOfrr
 All of them so far as thG corrcspon. dent cu3,u judge from tn fragments of th,ir conversation that came to h. ears were on friendly tc"m| anG keen for business.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10

be engaged weeks in advance. A the close of the calendar year 1918, taking the cuStomhouse figures iu consideration with the census of 1910 and the vita. statistics available, the white population barely exceeded SC,- 900. I believe that during the years of exodus u9lS-19l9) fully 10000 additional people left on small craft Government ships. transports, and other population probably did not exceed 10000. The number of per sons voting at the election Of l9lI seems to bear out this hyrothcs '. For the first six months of 1S;9 tlc excess of arrivals over departure as reported to the customs, was IT.. 5SS, but this figure includes a grclt number of cannery employees, per haps. 5000 or 5000, who retury % the states at the close of the fishha season.
 "I estimate the white poprl"tjor at the end Of the fiscal year l9l% 'c be about &2,OOO.
 The census of 1910 cnumerates D.. &%I natives of pure ano mixed bio' l. The Bureau of Education estimN s that there had been little chang jn this number during the intervemyG years. During the past fiscal yo"~ there has probably been loss "t nearly 2,0OO natives aS result '' the epidemic of influenza. The n"'. nal death rate will undoubtedly 'r- crease. caused by tuberculosis, "' sultant of influenza. There are prn". bly 23.OOO natives now in Alaska. T. total population, therefore, white and native. is about 55,0O0, or less thau one person to every 10 square mile7.
 |. W. w. COMING TOO
 indications point to continued
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
GOV. RIGGS ESTIMATES NLASKA'S POPULATION
 AT 32.OOO WHITES NOW

Gov. Thomas Riggs Jr,, estimates the white population of Alaska y1 &2.OOO. His annual report, recently made public, discussing the population of Alaska say
 During 1918 the population ci Alaska reached it's lowest ebb, Yes sels reporting to the customs showed an excess of departures over arrivals of 9,9O9 persons, Small vessels "ar. ricd great number to the States and British Columbia of whom ther" iS no account. After the signing of the armiSticc immigration became noticeable In the spring of -hr year all vessels coming to AlaSl;1 were crowded to capacity and at the time of th;S writing passage mrS+
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
HOCKEY TEAM
 IS ORGANIZING AGAIN

SEATTLE, Jan, lG-- Les Cana diens, a Montreal hockey team which won the eastern Canadian profession al pcnnant last year and came west 70 battle Scattle'S western cNampionstp D team for the world title, is being or ranized this season with all the o''' players in their positions, according to word received here.
 "Ncwsy" Lalondc, who is rated as one ~ tho best hockey players in Can ada, will again appear as captain and manage of tho Flying Frenchmen" as the Montreal players have beer called. George Kennedy still owns thC club
 Lsst spring Montreal and, Soaj5'c fought four games to tic here.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
ACHES AND PAINS
 SLOAN'S GETS 'Ek!
Famous pain and ache Linimcnt, kept handy, brings Srdtiiy-
 iuS rrSCi

n UEUMNrlC tw.u.cS ease up H soon. So do stiff joints. lU'e Il - Dacl. neuralgia. overtacd mus, cl,s. 1nd tho,, r1juS t~o" weather ~, p,sur-. too tayv don't nEht long ty,iast the Culut.r-ir-,.tUt S,o1nh iir;ncnt prodEc8-.
 Keep yhi, o,i family friend handy for instant usr-a l:J''" "'" ''...-' g!!ssa, ya5,Mg. leaving uo s>Iu ,ta'n,, lasS. or clcgyr. r'-., N'u orEHt Co keen q poetic ranGN always.
 Al drugsist.. Three sizeS - SNc. 1nc.. Nl i0
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10

above quoted all Tor number one pest iu" including pale skins priced in proportion
 ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFACT- URED FURS IN THE NORTHWEST and all ask of you Mr. Shipper trial shipment and will convince that quicker than get We have been business Alaska for S6 and We sell manufactured urs all European Cities
 shipping helping Alaskan industry but helping yourself build business that belongs Alaska
 We eliminate the middcman direct from the trader direct the thus able q elsewhere WE MAKE RETURNS THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT Is RECEIVED
 If desired wtn shipment $l0000 will hid entirely satisfactory wire and we will ship place designate.
 All ask with make trial shipment the result will make shipper
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10

Reeenees Any Bank in Alaska The Behrends National Bank National O Seattle
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10

TOXIC, Jan., 10- Two ocean-goinT steamships built for the United Stat. es Shipping Board have been laun h., recently in Japanese yards. They %c"' the Eastern Trade, l3,000 ton steam CT, and the Eastern Gladc, see, cs' go ship 400 feet long.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
READ THE
 GATEWAY ALL OF THE NEWS DAILY.
TR APP E R s
SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC, DEALERS IN RAW FURS
Seattle, Alaska Building.
New York, 27 w. 27th Sfreet-

Seattle New Alaska Building w, 27h Street
 Ship direct to New York for highest paid for Raw Furs shipments handled by graders paid grading the day received kept order that Providing valuation does not satisfactory transportation charges prepaid Ship Ship condition Always itmzed list and address All payments National Bank shipment
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
SUMMONS M C IGI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FCN THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION.

THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION. William J. McMiIlan, Plaintiff
 Versus Lena McMillan, Defendant. The President of the United Stat' of America, Greetings;
 To Lena McMillan, the above nam ed defendant.
 You are hereby required to appsa in the District Court for the Territo' of Alaska, Third Division, within thii ty days after the completion of tn publication of this summons, to W, within thirty days after the severS day of February, 1920, and answer th, complaint of William J. McMillan, th' above named plaintiff in the above en titled cause, which is an action fo1 divorce, in one of the cases prescribat by law, wherein the plaintiff prayS { decree of absolute divorce from you forever diSsolving the bonds of mat"i mony existing between you and tho said plaintiff. And you are hereh, notified that if you fail to appear anc answer the said complaint as hercii required, the said plaintiff will talk judgement against you for wan thereof, and will apply to the Cour for the relief demanded in his saic complaint, as herein above set out
 The order for the publication this summons was duly trade and en tered on the 24th day of November
 The date of the first publication C. this summons is the third day of Jan. uary, 1920, and the date of the last publication thereof is the seventh day of February. 1920.
 WITNESS, the Honorable Charles E. Bunnell, Judge of said court and the seal thereof, this 23rd day of De cember in the year of our Lord ono thousand and nine hundred and nine. teen and of our independence the ono hundred forty fourth.
 ARTHUR LANG
 Clerk.
 By John B. Miller, Deputy.
 (SeaD
 First Pub, Jan., 3, 1920. Last Pub., Feb, z, 1920. Gateway 6 Times.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-10
CINS. COLDS TEN &tO MPANh JUNEAU, ALASKA.

0\ lHl TOP OF THE WORLD PAYING IhE tof UT lf'A '
 In presenting the following atiOn want you to advances after the issuance oi n ' % MO ~ inc bpper the the Upon request "' -,onbe pIeaed keepy advised of market changes
 Bear q" our policy "t dealing Fee sr @ @ trader ap6 rapper we can do PAY IHE hEo PRICES FOR FIRS OF ALL KINDS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

For example, think about the
amount of time and persuasive effort
and expenses of agents that would
be necessary to sell ten million safety
razorS, at 50 apiece. without the aid
Of advertising.
If for ten years the people of the
United States patronized none but
advertised stores and advertised
goods while some inconvenience
would be felt in the readiustment.
business would have resolved itself
into the hands Of those competent to
conduct it economically.
Only efficient stores would exist.
and only efficient factories would OPP
crate.
There would be fewer middlemen.
better manufacturing and better mer-
chandising conditions.
People without mercantile ability.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22
LOSS FROM NOT ADVERTISING.

The Fourth Estate says the greatest
single loss to the country is that of
unadvertised business.
The cost of doing business show,
that from as high as one-half. in the
case Of clothing stores to as low as
onc-seventieth, in the case Of whole
sale grocers, as much is spent on adj
vertising as on sales clerks and repre-
sentatives.
Over a billion dollars worth of adj
'ertising was done in this country
last year.
1t is safe to say that ten billion dol
lars worth Of he time of sales peo-
pie. on town crier>. or peddlers or
agents or statesmen would not have
accomplished the same results in the
matter Of conducting the total com
merce Of the country.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22
THE LEAvENWORTH ECHO

The Elks' band is preparing to give
a series Of concerts during the winter
at Wenatchee.
1t is probable that a match between
Dempsey and Carpenter will be ar
ranged very soon. Eastern fight fans
are clamoring for it and the whole
country awaits such an event with IN
terest.
Read the Echo want ads.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

now struggling along to maintain es-
Establishments of their own, would b.
employed under abler direction with
better earnings for themselves and
better service to the public
The economic loss is not through
advertising. 1t is through lack of adj
vertisng.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

Echo Want Ads are result getter s..
Try them and be convinced.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

The fiery be
heritage OF OF the
DIXON line is still
nauuqua platform where its
all
in the
Joined
called to Canada
provinces with marked
ne maze long the
~aor who had been n
the
~eep or of
OF the Ensishleahns speak on the
o n Festiyal
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
KNIFE ARRAY
ENDS JOY RIDE
Two Women Held by Police
AS Witnesses to Fight
In Automobile.

Hagerstown. Nd, July 1s.-As q
result of "a deep stab wound in
hicted during an alteration while
on a 10Y ride, Jerry Delosier Is in
the hospital here in arcriticai con-
dition and Russell Cramer is in
fail charged with the stabbing.
Robert r. Smith and two women
are held as witnesses to the affair
which occurred. II is charged, late
last night on the road between
Smithsburg and Leitersburg. After
being brought here one woman. It
Is stated, said the ARRAY grew out
of Jealousy over her as result OF
a challenge Issued by Cramer. The
women. who had been living in
Cumberland. recently moved here.
Two full pint bottles OF WHISKY
werc found in the car. Delosier's
wound appears TO have been made
with. a dirk knife.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
DRY PRISONER
DRAWSU.S.PAY
Man in Tombs Is Charged
With Killing, Receives
Check Monthly.

New York, July ia pay check
from the United States government
arrives each month at the Tombs
for Stewart McMullin, the prohibit
tion enforcement agent who was ar
rested March IL on a charge of kill
ing Harry Charlton, a chauffeur. in
a liquor raid on the fiat at z34 East
Seventy-six street.
The checks will continue to be
sent to McMullin. 1t Is said, until a
jury passes on his case. At the pro-
hibition enforcement ONCE II was
explained that this attitude was
taken because Ii was to be assumed
until proved otherwise that McMul-
lin shot Carlton in the performance
of his duty.
The United States marshafs office
now has McMullin in custody as a
Federal prisoner. He was taken out
of the trial Jurisdiction of the State
and given to the Federal court by a
writ of habeas corpus granted Unit
ed States District Attorney Caffey
by Judge Learned Hand. An srgu-
ment which has developed over Nc
Mullins defense is now said to be a
barrier to an early trial.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
MAPP ASPIRES
TOHEADSTATE.
Va. Dry Leader Announces
He Maybe Candidate
For Governor.
tspeeiaI to w.s.Ineto. Her.l4.)

ssPeeta1 10 Waseington HerniD
Richmond, Va, July 1s.-Ad-
dressed to friends in public life.
letters were : received here today
from State Senator G. Walter Mapp.
Accomac, author of virginia's pro-
hibition law. saying that the writer
was seriously debating entering ac-
lively the campaign for governor
and requesting advice as to the
advisability of his doing so.
In the letter Senator Mapp said
that he has received requests from
many sections Of Virginia, urging
him to announce his candidacy.
Further he said: I'm the main these
requests are coming from persons
who hold the same views you and
do upon moral and social questions
and who are opposed to Virginia's
adopting a reactionary policy aions
these lines. While. such a contest
would involve a large expenditure
of time. energy and money on my
part. i am not unwilling to make
the necessary sacrifice IL a suficfent
number of the forward looking peo-
pie of the State are willing to CO.
operate"
So far, Harry st. George Tucker.
of Lexington, who came out as a
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for governor several months
ago, has mad the field all to him
self. Well informed political OBJ
servers here believe that either SEN
ator Mapp or Representative Flood
will be his opponent in the race and
that IL will soon be settled as to
who is to run
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
FLAMES SMOTHERED
WITH TALCUM DUST

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 1s.-By
emptying eight 50-pound sacks of
talcum powder into 5000 gallon
storage tank. local firemen smoth-
cred blazing napthalene at the plant
of the Chatfeld Manufacturing Com
pany.
This novel method extinguished an
$4,000 fire which is thought to have
been due to the heat from a couple
of large napthaIene stits setting
ablaze fumes in a brick building
used in making moth balls.
The company had stored the tall
cum powder for use in case OF FIRE.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
SKIPPER TO HAVE
ANOTHER CHANCE
AT YACHTS HELM
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
morning on the sloop getting the
green racer into shape.
Resolute will go to the line Mo-
morrow in fine condition. The crew
is scrappy and confident and feel
certain that the Shamrock will not
take another race.
CONGRATULATED by Alfonso.
Sir Thomas Upton today received
this cablegram from King Alfonso
of Spain: Delighted to hear of
your victory. Go on.
Alfonso
Jack Tar superstitition is also
playing an important role in the
mistiness regarding who will be the
leader of the Shamrock. Along
with the dogmas concerning black
cats and shooting seaguIIs exists
the primitive fear among sailor men
concerning women aboard ship,
captains wives in particular
The Weather Bureau at Washing
ton issued this special forecast for
the race tomorrow:
The winds off Sandy Hook for
Tuesday should be mostly north
west, moderate and slightly fresh.
The weather will be generally fair
with few clouds"
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
POLICEMAN ROBBED,
WAKENS TO SHOOT

New York. July 1s.-Thomas Ma
lone. a chauffeur, was shot yester-
day by Patrolman ]. Cassidy of the
Astoria station, who said Malone and
another man had robbed him at the
point of a revolver while he sat
half asleep on a porch.
Cassidy was off duty and had just
escorted a young woman to her home
from dance, and was sitting on
the steps of a house waiting for a
car when two men halted in fyont
of him and ordered him to put up
his hands. Cassidy reported that
the men took his watch and s37 and
started to run away.
He fired one shot in the air and
then aimed at the running men.
Malone denied having anything to
do with the hold-up. Neither the
watch nor the money was found on
him.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20

London. July ls.-To the south'
Pole by air!
This is the plan Of the British I'm
perial Antarctic expedition, which
will set sail under command of John
L. Cope from England this month.
The Cope party Is carrying the
first airplane to the Southern CONT
nent and plans dash for the
worlds axial point this December.
Equipped with Skis.
Equipped with skis instead OF
landing wheels, the big plane pilot
ed by Capt. c.. II. wilkins, British
air forces. will carry two passengers.
food for a month and Photographic
gear. -..
Starting from New Harbor. on the
mainland of the Polar continent, the
ship will fly to the base of the
Queen Alexandria mountains. Be
cause with its load 1t will be too
heavy to cross the mountains, a
cache of fuel will be made here and
picked up on the return trip.
Trip TO Last Four Years
The expedition will be gone four
and perhaps five years. Leaving here
in July aboard Captain Scott's old
ship. the Terra Nova" the ship will
anchor at New Harbor on the main
land and the main hut established.
Thirty men will be left here. Vari-
Gus other parties will be left on the
mainland to spend the winter study
ing the habits of the Emperor pen
guins and observing the weather.
The pole airplane flight will be at
tempted from this point. fit can
not be made then IL will be delayed
until January, 1922, and made from
Cape Ann.
Cope. who was surgeon with the
famous Scott expedition, has been
planning his expedition for more
than a year. 1t will cost about
s750,000 and is backed by the Brit
ish government.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-20
Two Warrants Issued
In $4,000 Whisky Case

New York, July 19.-warrants roi
two Philadelphia men in connection
with the illegal transportation of
500 cases of whisky, valued at $5o,-
coo. were issued here today by Fed
eral prohibition enforcement agents.
The whisky. which was stolen
from the warehouses of the Federal
Distilling Company, Baltimore, was
consigned to David Dawson, Brook
lyn. 1t was seized here Saturday as
II was being moved on a forged
permit. authorities said. Four
drivers Of the trucks in which 1t
was carried were arrested and the
trucks seized.