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No. 236 TWENTIETH YEAR
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1917
PRICE 10 CENTS
REVOLUTION III MA HEARS
COLLAPSE—TR00PS2/IRE LOYAL
London, Nov. 12.—Revolution in
Petrogr»d is reported, approaching
a collapse. Folowers of Bolslxeviki
ar* being worsted in battle.
Regiments loyal to Keren sky are
marching ou the capital city and
fighting is under 5v»y at the pres
ume ia Petrograd, according to
reports from that city.
Kerensky In Perrogratl
London, Nov. 12.—Loyal Russian
trociis under Kereusky have reach
ei Petrograd and are waging a vic
torious fight for the possession of
thu city, according to reports re
ceived here late today.
V. S- Won't Recognize
MaxiiiuUian Government
Washington, Nov. 12.—The De
partment of State announced late
Saturday afternoou it would, refuse
MORE US.
FORCES III
FREE
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Nov. 12.—General Persh
ing said to correspondents today
"Troops and supplies are arriving
ia increasing numbers."
He also stated that, thanks to
Che French, British and American
navies, submarines, to date, have
not claimed the life of a single
American soldier oil troopships
bound for France.
The submarine is losing iu ef
ficiency daily.
SECOND INSTALLMENT
LIBERTY LOAN DITB
The second installment on the
Liberty Loan bonds is due Nov.
15, and amounts to 18 percent of
tin sum subscribed. Skagway
should take coguizajice of this fact
an* be prepared to pay its per
centage at the Bank of Alaska. Mr.
I-andsborough said thJa morning
the installments are due any time
and must be all in by the middle of
the month.
to accept the authority; of the Maxi-j
malist government in Russia.
Confirms Overthrow Of Koit'iisk^
Washington, Nov. 12. — Cable-j
gram* from Ambassador Francis in,
Petrograd received by; the state de- j
partment Saturday; confirm the I
overthrow of the Kerensky govern-,
ment and the Russian embassy.
Street Fighting
Petrograd, Nov. 12.— (Bulletin) —
Street fighting ia proceeding con
stantly today; in this city.
Kerensky's troops have gained
I possession of the telephone sta
' tion .
i The exact thereabout of the
Kerensky army which Js said to be
approaching this city is unknown at
the present hour.
KING OF ENGLAND
ENTERTAINS
HOUSE
Loudon, Nov. 12.—Col. House,
personal representative of President
Wilson, was received by King
Goerge yesterday and took dinner
with, the King and Queen. Today
he is also spending with the royal
family of England.
LEADERS BUCK
FROM ITALY
Paris, Nov. 12.—Lloyd George,
prime minister of England, and
Painleve, returned from Italy to
day where they had been In confer
ence with Italian leadres regarding
the Drosecution, of the war against
the Austro-Germans.
Venizelos, leader in Greece, also
arrired In Paris today from Rome.
I
MARSHALL IX SEATTLE
I Seattle, Nov. 12.—Vice-president
. Marshall arrived here late Saturday
I afternoon. .
Cold Weather
"There*# A Reaton"
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beautiful Silk covered Wool Comforts. These would
be the ideal thing for warmth and comfort—they are
as light as a feather and warm as toast. We are of
fering these at our regular 20 per cent, reduction:
Satin Covered Wool Comforts, $20.00, Now $16.00
Satin Covered Wool Comforts, $12.00 Now $9.60
Jacquard Silk Covered Comforts, $10.00, Now $8.00
We also offer at our special discount a wonderful line
of Quilt and Wool Blankets in grey, grey and white,
blue and white, pink and white checks.
ALBERT REINERT
Phone 41
Broadway between Third and Fourth
WILSON FUifS PACIFISTS
SMS PEACE GOMES Iff VICTORY
1
PRESIDENT
WILSON
©Mwctt /vas 4ifocrAr/av
Buffalo. Nov. 12.—In the most
Btirrii:g speech of Lis career, amid
shouts and intense appiauo, Presi
dent Wilson this morning in an ad
dress to the American Federation of
Labor pledged anew all the power
and resources of the American gov
ernment for the absolute destruc
tion of Prussianism and military
autocracy.
President Wilson declared that
victory is the only road to peace. 1
! He called upon, labor to redouble Its
' efforts towards winning the war. I
With fire unparalleled In. all
his previous war speeches Presi
dent Wilson severely flayed the pa
cifist movement and made it clear
' that the Government of thg United
States is near exhaustion in deal
ing with war obstructionists.
URGES 2 IMS
FOR WESTERS
CIIIES
Seattle, Nov. 12.—In an address
delivered here Saturday night Vice
President Marshall humorously sug
gested most cities in thQ state of
Washington -which had tried every
brand of new legislation should lia\tj|
two mayors, one to serve while the I
other is standing the recall test.
HUMBOLDT WITHDRAWN*
Seattle, Nov. 12.—The steamer
Humboldt, operating to South
eastern Alaska, has been withdrawn,
for its annual over-hauling in
San Francisco and will not return
to the north until February.
BRITISH TAKE 3
TOWNS NEAR
JERUSALEM
London, Nov. 12— British troops
have captured Askalan, Beyong, and
Gaza, about 30 miles from. J«rusa
lem, according to a British an
nouncement from the Egyptian
front received Saturday.
J. H Nichoalds, representing
"Armour't Quality Products" ar
rived in Skagway Saturday.
Dr. Q. W. Gable, who has been
attending the War Congress of
Surgeons In Chicago, for the past
six weeks, Returned, on, the Prin
cess Sophia. Dr. Gabie reports hav
ing had a busy and instructive
time. I
MINCE-MEA T
Fancy Bulk at 25c Per lb.
Guaranteed to contain nothing but the very best ingredient
Dlt has the right flavor
P. H. GANTY
Berlin, Nov. 12.—Austro-German
Hoops which are carrying out
the new offensive. 011 the Trentlno
front In Italy were attacked yester
day by strong • Italian detachments
which pressed them back at one
point, the war office announces to
da£.
Italian forces have made a firm
stand on the lower Piave river.
The city of Veluno, On, the up
per Piave, has been captured by
Austro-German troops.
Menace To Left Wing Now Is Piwt
Italian Headquarters, Northern
Italy, Nov. 12.—Operations by the
enemy on the north, and east in an
attempt to encircle the Italian, forc
es have not succeeded. [The menace
on the Italian left wing is now vir
tually pa&t.
ATTEIBPI BLOW
UP SIEEL
PLANT
Seattle, Nor. 12.—Federal agents
working for the government have ar
rested Vollrath, German foreman of
the Olympla steel works, charged
with an attempt to blow up the
olant. Ilia arrest follows 'wo ex
Dicgioaa of a minor nature.
SHOOTS HIMSELF
WHEN TURNED
DOWN
Seattle, Nor. 12.—George Coura^a
a oue legged Frenchman, danger
ously ghot his former wife here >'<*
terday -whea eha refused to remar
ry him. Courage then killed him
self. Mitb. Courage had also di
vorced her second husband L. Wil
liams. ! ! i J '' 1 " ~ |*l I j
Brisk Firing
Rome, Nov. 12.—Italian, forces,
aided by the allied armies, have
resisted successfully pn all parts of
the northern front along which, the
Austrians and Germans are attempt
lag to out-flank the Piave river
line, the war office jreports today.
Brisk firing is taking place to
day across the Piave river and on
the plains of the west side.
lieilin Claims 10,000 Prisoners
Berlin, Nov. 12.—Ten thousand
Italians have surrendered to th«
Germans and Austrians in their ad
VJU'Co in the upper Piave valley,
according to an announcement by;
the war office today.
Stockholm, Nor. 12.—Helsingfors,
capita] of Finland, lias been enter
ed by the Germans, according to
oress dispatch from Haparanda.
German, forces have also landed; on,
Aland islands in the Gulf of Bothnia.
'i'his gives the Huns access to
the railroad connecting' Finland
with Petrograd, the capture of
which means an easy access to the
Russian capital.
State Of War la Finland
Helsingfors, Nov. 12.—A state
of war has been declared la Fin
land, I •iKnlSW!
The Provisional Soldiers' Commit
t£<3 hag appointed a soldier named
Schiecki to act as commissioner for
Finland In place of Governor Gen
eral Nekrasoff. ' .
QUEEN LlLITOKAIiAUI
OF HAWAlIN ISLANDS. DIES
Honolulu, Nov. 12.—Queen Liliuo
kaiaui died Sunday morning.
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