PRICE 10 CENTS
Turkey makes unconditional surrender
London, Xov. 2. — Geo:ge M*
chols Barnes, member °£ the
cabinet in a speech last night said
that tnere is nothing now to pre
vent ♦ h-* British fleet from going in
to the Black Sea and up the Danuoe
river to Germany's very back door.
British Headquarters, Nov. 2. —
In driving the Germans towards Au
denarde on the Scheldt river today
the allied guns were turned on the
fleeing terror stricken hordes rap
ing a terrible harvest in fact anni
hilating thousands of them. The
greater part of the river system be
tween Lys anii the Schelt river is
now. 'u the hands of the Allies and
occupied by them .
JUGO-SLAVS GET
AUSTRIAN Wf
London Saturday. — Ad» i es to
jia^' to the w-ar office state that
the Austrian navy bas been turned
over to and is now in the posses
sion it the Jugo-Slavs.
CASUALTIES RESULT
? * IN WOUNDS ONLY"
Washington, Xov. 2.—The c^s*
ualties reported today consisted' of
wounds only. There were three
hundred and twenty two all se
verely or slightly wounded.
#1! FLEES US
LEADERS PARLEY
Lon.lon, Nov. 2.—A dispatch from
the Italian front yesterday disclos
es that while the Austro-Hungarian
commanders ar© trying to arrange
an armistice with the Ialian com
manders the Austrian army is flee
iug iiafore the British, French and
Italian armies over a front extend
ing for over one hundrer miles. A
great number of the Austrians have
oeen captured and- the allies are
relentlessly sweeping over them in
their mad retreat.
II WARSHIPS
Washington, Saturday. — A dis
patch from Rome contaius the infor*
raation that the Italians had caused
the destruction of the Austrian
superireaunaughts Veribus and I'ni
tis. This was an official dispatch.
mm kiss
London, Xov. 2.—A dispatch from
Copenaagen says tf\at King Boris
of Bulgarani, who ascended the
throne on October 3d last, has ab
dicated. _ I
A Record of Growth!
The first Liberyt Loan was participated in by
more than 4,000,000 persons. The second
had 9,420,000 subrcribers. The third
Liberty Loan received subscriptions from
18,308,325 individuals. This is a wonder
ful evidence of the growing sense of individual
responsibility on the part of the American
people, of their duty in this crisis in the
country s life. Has it gripped you yet?
B AN K OF AL ASKA
Pnu HE Pue
GEORGE .MOWL, Proprietor
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Trian;le Pictures Pljesent FRWK MILLS with HOWARD HICK
MAX and EDITH REEVE8 la J[ is: iJIBillSJIll!
The Moral Fabric
i
In ITVE ACTS
' MUTUAL WEEKLY 6W1.
HUBXO
VIOLIN, PIANO, DRUMS.
8-30 T)-m. Sharp Admission 25c, 10c
ALLIES WILL ACCEPT WIG !
BUT COMPLETE SWIM
Rome. Nov. 2.—The Allied terms
to Austria have 3ust been handed
by General Diaz to an Austrian of
ficer who entered the Italian lines
und©r a flag of truce.
Th» condition; are based on
President Wilson's principles and
render It impossibly for Austria to
recommence war.
An intimation of the drastic terms
is disclosed in the following of*
ficial announcmeent: "The Italian
victory is hourly; assuming such pro-.
Portions that any kind* of indulgence
toward sn enemy which up to the
last minute of his dominion hag in
sulted our brethern devastated ouV
lands and fought with utmost bar
barity would be a crime."
i The reports from thg front to
i (ipy stato that eighty thousand) Aus
trian prisoners have been taken and
a thousand gung have been captured.
London, Nov. 2.—According; to
a dispatch from Hague to the Dally
Dispatch the premier of Bavaria
hag served notice on Berlin that the
Bavarian royal family claims the
right the throne of Germany In
the event of the abdication of Em
peror William.
At :he last meeting: of the Elks
It was decided' to change th$ plan
of operating the club this winter
and QUit« a few changes were made.
These changes as worked out by the
house committee ar© as follows: —
The club rooms }vill be open every
Sundav from 1 oc'lock until 12 o'
clock t>. m. On week days the
club n oms will he open from six
o'clock till 12 o'clock p .m. La
dies who are eligible will be allow
ted tbe use of th<* club rooms every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Fri
day nnd Saturday thus allowing
them fvip days in each week to en
joy tn« privilege instead of three
or four as heretofore.
The house committee intend to
feature gome good events along) dur
ing the winter season and the Hello
Bill§ loo'., forward to many good ]
times.
The howlers are getting their)
arms in condition and records «re j
sure to Qa smashed. Tourneys will
be gotten up yith handicaps to
mak« all things equal and all
that ig needed is that the Elks and
theirs t?Jce advantage of the goadi
things offered and cement the
friendsMD inculcated at the altar of
the B. P. O. Elks. Lee Hudson
haj3 been Installed ag steward*.
' !
Mrs. Al Bigger was a passenger (
south last night from Whitehorse. ,
••Happy" Gillespie one of the At
lln contingent arrived out lapt night |
and he tells us he ia on his way I
to Liberia where he will joinup and;
ho in the transportation section.
Happy is an expert dog musher and
w'll be a valuable acquisition to
that arm of the servicf.
London, Saturday. — Advices
received at the war office this
afternoon state the British have tak*
on Valenciennes. The fighting for
this stronghold continued with fear
ful force throughout all last night
and th» Canadian troops were the
first to p^ss throu£li thg city this
morning.
COULD NOT BE SHIPPED
HOME UNTIL SPRING?
Crass ignorance of the geographi
cal situation of Ketchikan and ot
Alaska in general ig displayed in
the message received here last eve
ning by D. W. Shelton, father of
Harry A. Shelton, Ketchikan's first
soldier victim to the influenza epi"
demic. The message signed by Col
onel Lassiegne reads;
Camt> Dodge, Oct. 14, 1918
J:'e S. Shelton, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Harry A. Shelton died at this post
this date of pneumonia. Remains
cannot be shiped you account of naV
igation \>eiug closed. Do you de
sire remains skipped to some per
son in the United States at the gov
government expense, interred at
For* Des Moines, Iowa. They can
be disinterred and shipped you when
navigation opens. In the latter
case, reply only by wire to the
commanding officer, 14th Infantry,
Camp Dodge, Iowa.—Ketchikan Pro
gressive Miner.
Captain Max Nelson was in charge
of a hunting party that left here
tM» morning for a week's trie down
the inlet. The party Is composed of
b!c game hunters and: noted "svlng
shots, including Dr. W. A. Rystrom,
Fred Polley, Z. J. Loussac and
Oscar Anderson. Th<.y -will make
the trip in the river boat Clymax
with the famous Lewis river hunting
grounds as their objective point •—
Anchorage) TimeU \ 1
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P. H. GANTY
Loadon, Nov. 2.—Lorft Cecil to*
day announced the terms of the
armistice as accepted by Turkey
and sintPd that it amounts to noth
ing h«3 than unconditional surren
der on the part of Turkey.
The pricip&l points of the terms
are and1 include the opening of tho
Dardanelles and the Bosphoros and
their occupancy by the Allies with
access to the Black Sea in Turkey;
govern all information a$ to the
location of mines and fields of
oil and other mitaerals; that Tur
key must sever eVery rel»tion with
Germaay commercial and diplomatic;
must oelivernp all prisoners of war;
muBt demobilize the Turkish army
in every branch; must turn over
to the Allies the entire navy; th«
allies aj* to control all telegraph
and c&Dlo lines. Thegg are Ik*
termg ag accepted by Turkey.
Paris, Nov. 2.—Yesterday in the
deliebrationg over the terms of
the armistice the Belgian and Jap
anese representatives took part In
tho deliberation regarding Ger
many anfl. when the subject of the
Autsrian affairs were und'er discus
sion the Serbian and Greek repre
sentatives were in attendanc he
cause o* their particular interest
in Austrian matters. . i
The result of the conference to*
da» is awaited with great interest.
Ptosis ARE
III MTU
London, Nov. 2. — A report has
reached here Stating authoritative"
I ly that a peasant government has
'• been established in Tirnova under
fh0 leadership of M. Stambuli'-sky,
who is chief of the peasant agrar
ians of Bulgaria. M. Stambuliwsky
' is in command of a republican army
consisting of over forty thousand
men armed and eQulPPed f°r war"
fare.
Woodbury Abbey left for Juneau
last nigiht where h$ will be en
gaged in his work for the winter.
In ment'oning Mr. Abbey a few
dayg since we accredited, him to
the Alaska Engineering Commission
which was a mistake as he has neve
been connected' with fcfcat in stitu
tion. His work is for the General
Land Off!ce and his duties have
been principally surveying out
public lands and homestead's.
AUSTRIAN Air
IS SURROUNDED
Italian Headquarters, East ot
Piaye, Nov. 2. — The tenth &rmy
1 operating from Oderzo to Motta Dili"
veuza Is trying to cut off the fifth
army of Austrian? in their attempt
to cross the Livenza river. They
• are being assailed on three Blde«.
On the north side is th© tenth
Italian army and in front of them
is th« Duk© of Rosta$ with tha
I third army and from th© Adriatic
sea the Marines &re bombing th«
enelny with cannon mounted on
j pontoon*
I Washington, Nov. 2.—Diplomatic
! advices reaching here overnight
state that the complete surrender
. of Germany is now absolutely oer
tain. So strong is the revolutionray
: movement led by Br. Liebkn^elit
that th„ authorities ar« afraid to
l defy it. Not only in Berlin but in
j an the German industrial centers is
I the movement gaining momentum
i every hour and the crisis is fast M
' pro aching. i£. •la*
\ Wa'Ur oJhnstn, first assstlant
i engineer on the Jeff Davip left I*®*
night for his home in Port
t Toxnsend.
T. C. Richards, wife and baby
f came over from Wihitehorse and left
: last night for the south. Mr. Rich
( ards is pianager of the P. Burns
' branch at Whitehorse. i'l |i| j
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