Lonaott. Nov. 19-—A^uiiral Con i
tis lias resigned as Gree'c ReSe'it.
-iiyj been succ*edfed by Queen bro
ther ST'.-s an Athens disl'ateh t«•
the London Times today.
An lrunieiiate message to the He'
leuic'People was lssu,»<}( by the new'.
Regent uuuouncing that sflie .hail
assume" the office in eonormity wit
the constitution and) "on account of
the absence of uiy boloved son t'oi.;
stunting". |
DELEGATES liH
GERMAN CLAIMS
Genet a, Xov. IS—The admission
of Cerctany to the WWe of Nation'
is bi-ir i uretnl Jit the meeting of the
ass,,mi iy today.
li ii i-i.'i 1 iu>>rry of Aiftentin'o an ' j
T.ord Robert Cecil the British dele
gate from South Africa pleaded
Uerm.tny's cause
Geneva, Xov. 19—The admission
of Germany c»r other former enemy ,
states into the League of Nations |
was urseU beore the League asseiu-1
blv tocay by Georg0 Xicoil Barnes j
of the British dtlegation.
Barnes it, representing labor at the
assembly.
f. f. I.
KILL MM
W shington. Xov. IS—t>frer't ste1'
to ellnJrate radicalism from any
Control in organized labor and to
rne-et tt.c menace of increasing un
employment 1b being taken up by
the American Federation of Labor
througn i s t&eoiuive council whirh
is now in session here
G. II. MJJler Pener^li auditor for
the W. P nn<l Y. Route returned on
tht-PrincessMarj" from a short trie
to Vancouver and Seattle
H
tftVY RAINS
STOP TfMFFIG
San Francisco, Nov, 19—Torren
tial rains have swollen the Calif-1
ornia rivers to an unprecedented
stage n lit many have overflowed j
their t>">n«s and dicing greal damag,>.
Traffic on the Southern Pacific
railrof 1 has beea brought to a stand
still as a result of the washing out.
of bridges anj other Parts of tho
road.-. 1 ' V.'-vj
Nat'l Grange is J
For Open Shop,
Rostov. Nov. 1?—The National
Grang.> which is in ?! ssion here a
doi'teil a resolution today in favor of
tile oPc!l shop.
The tesiolutionalso is in favor
collective bargaining.
Must Go To Work
In Three Days
Kagle ra«s. Xor.tP—Tlie Mexican
lovernmr.et issued an ultimatum
today 'o the striking miners atulor>cr
a.tors In tlie ft at,, of Cor.huila that
;he mines must be in operation wi'h
in threi t"ys.
Opportunity Knocks
at your door when you have accumulated a
bank account, eveu though it be small.
A small beginning often leads to a big ending.
First—Build the bank account and you will sure
find the opportunity to'use it to your advantage.
BanK of Alaska
FOR THANKSGIVING
Cape Cod Cranberries [Eastern]
Extra Latge Crisp Head Lettuce
Florida Grape Fruit
Celery Sweet Potatoes
Grapes Bananas Oranges
Extra fancy Eating Apples
Plum Pudding
Impotred Jordan Shelled Almonds
Fancy Packages High Grade Chocolates
Layer Raisins Dates Figs
Libby's Bulk Mincemeat
Preferred Stock Cream Pumpkin.
New PopjCorn in Bulk
P. H. GANTY
Seam. Nov. 19—The Alaska fish
commissioners Adatus and Garfielty
of the government he»tring of the
i rotest o the Cordova! Chamber of
Commerce in behalf of the Natives a
U'ainst the intensive fishing in the
Coi't'e;- river advocated further re
striction of fishing in that stream.
Restrictions are advocated gener
ally throughout the territory. .
Cann.;rymen in testifying were d'i
vjded on the question, those having
ibanneros «P th0 riiver or at the
nsbuth cf the river oPPose the short
ening i>l the season while those oper
a if ng [lants on Prince William
Siund ho I'd) that the future saJraon
!runs are menaefcs by too intensivo
Ashing.
IKK WISER JACKS DiSilil
WHEN BIOS BOAT CATCHES FIRE
I-ewi.nown, Maine. Nov. 19—v.iig
liunJr.'ui otid sixty 'tliree lumber
j.u-ks ,V(.4. drOwne<l her<* today \vhei
p motor lout in which they were
cross! n? Lake Chesuhcook caught
Th0 njen liaj to jumi> into the
lake !vs there wore not li^. boats
enough to hold' thi'm all.
"Washington, Nov. IS—American
Commissioner Young at Riga ad
iltvssed the state daWtment that
lie is niaiiing what he claims is com
'k'te proof of lils reCe'it <'f>spateh
;ha» VantferlU' secured vast conjes
slous ia Siberia while Posing as a
representative of" Semnor Harding'.
T is announcement was made by
:hc- state /department today.
Making Progress
In Jap Question
i
Washington.' Xov. 19—A flan for j
:he settlement of the Japanese con
:rovers' will Probably bo reached
iter two mare conferences be-,
:ween the representatives of 'the
:wo cOJ» ijies.
This was authorttiveiy stated to
lay at the state department.
Former Cable Man
Goes To Prison
Seattle, Xov. 19—G-eO. W. Pal-1
iter thy former cliief clerk of -the i
\la6ka cable office pleaded guilty;
,oday to smuggling oPium from |
Shanghai. ,
Paltaarnas immediately Sentenced
to flft.-en months imPrisonment at |
MoXeill's Island penetentlary.
OFF SENTENCE
in
Xorristovn, Xov. 20—Auguts Pas
lall was sentenced to Prison for life |
:od|ay by J urfge Swartz for kidnap- i
ng and mur'dfljeing the Coughlin j
>aby.
Seattle, Xov. 20—G. H. Black was
.'lectecl president of the association
3t Pacific Coast Fisheries tddtay.
Los AngeleS, Xov. 20—Charies F. !
k'andewater of Long Beach and con-1
;ressman-elect from the ninth Cal- j
fornla congressional • district and '
lis se&retary .ailss Jannes Lebbi'
vere killed in an automobile wreck.
- The ftccideetn occurred) at "Walnut
JHrs. Tandfewater was severely in
jured having had her skull ffrac
ured. i . •
New Orients Nov IS—In a ji'eecli
today president- elect Harding in
voked plain living and square deal
ing as iiie nations strongest reliance
during the Period) of after war read-1
justmexit.
"Sanity and cl0ar thinking coramon
seirse, honesty aoty eft-Operatios-' :«re-'
American qualities he declared are
the Prime necessities in meeting the
dmands of the new world order- j
Germany Claims :
No Longer Bound |
Coneva. Nov. 19—Germany noti
fied the League of Nations tliat shj
no loHger copsiders herself' bound
fcby the clause under which. she sur
rendered litr colonies. Jf
Striking Miners
Deport Americans
X»j\v Orleiis >Nov. 19—Senator]
Hardline sailed from liere yesterday >
efternoon for the Canal zone.
In departing the President- ele('<
voiced, in an informal way a niessag
to Mexico that she would catch the
echo of the onward march of Amer-:
lea. H,; thanked the Mexican hand
which President Huerta sent to!
greet Mm tat stated' that he would
not stop ot any Mexican I'ort.
It
TRIED FOR LIFE
i
Port Au Prince, Xov. 20—Freemen
Lang the former American JtariPe'
was Placed on trial this morning. I
Lang i" charged' with the mui-dei*
c.f Nine Haiti prisoners who were In
lifts care.
Lang claims that.-he acted unlier
i-lers given by a aui'ertor officer. |
Hal Johnston, Ci. P. R. agent for j
Skagway received information that
the Princess Beatrii)c0 'will take the:
Princess Mary's run for the time be
ing and will arrive h©re on Pec. 1st.
The Princess liar}" is undergoing j
an overhauling and| will be convert
ed from an oil burner to a coal
burner.
This was found ne-efcssary on ac-,
count of the s^evrtago of fuel oil. j
BIG BUNCH OF MONEY IS
RECEIVED FROM ROBBERS
Council Bluffs. Nov. 19—A great
sum of money variosly estimated!
zfrom fifty thousand! tO| flvehu.n<lre<l
thousand1 dollars a rid all iin ten dol
lar1 bill has l>ee>i recovered as part
of thu 8«ven million dollar train
rtfbbery.
iNine of the Principals of the rob
Iberji two whote men and sev<-n ne
groes are undefr' laa-rest.
SIX ARRESTED;
FOUR KILLED!
White Gate, Ciunty, Ireland. Nov.
IS—yoitr of six men arrested 'under
the restoration act were shot '
wblle trying to escfl-Pe
This infoimation was given out in
a"n official report issued today.
no
i
London, Nov. 19—The American
embassy bere has been notified1 that
VanderliP will be closely questioned
by the Scotland IVard uPoa his ar
rival htro I
VamierliP ife ejected to come to
London before sailing for the U. S.
!
War Imminent
In South America
Willi amstaid/, Oiracoa.Nov. 19—R<>
Ports have reached) hefre that Vene
zuela and the republic of Columbia
aie on the verge of war.
Jlrs. E J. Slifenv is reportejdi as
imi>ovti:g at the White Pass hospi
tal.
O. J. Ljrnside returned from the !
PorcuPMe district where he has beetf
doing assessment worlc on some Pla-I
cer claims at thel mouth of the Por
dUiliie crceJc on the ICleh'na. River
SEN. HIS
SAILS FOR ZONE
LareJ.q, Nov. 19'—The striking
Mexican coal miners who seizedi the
mines In the Montclova district in
Coahuilam hav« notified all Ameri
cans to le^Ve the district and conse
quently there is an exodus of Amer
icans toward Eagle Pass.
Theuriking miners have notified
the oPi;ratoirs thalt the w,orikers will
oPerate ihe mines hereafter.
MIIE1S
E. I, ASSEISLY
Geneva, Nov. 19—Presideut Wool'
row Wilson's greeting to the I-eagUe
o Nations was read at the opening
of todays 8esslon.
Prominent Jurist
Passes Away
Seattle, Jov> 191—Wilsan R. Gay
torfcier judge of the state Supreme
'Court and a well known pollution
died suddenly this morning.
JuiGay was one of the best
known citizens of Washington and
took an active 1X1 ft in the a fairs of
the state
Wife. J. C. Phe'lps who has been
in the White Pass hosPital fort sev
eral w0eks is slowly improving and
Is in hoj os of being able to go to
Kansas City to hersisteS\
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