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SK\C;\V.\Y, ALASKA SATl'RBAY, <MTORKR 1, 1B21.
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ATTORNEY SAYS NO
CONVINCING EVIDENCE
AGAINST ARBUCKLE
s.,,i 1 \Vliil«» llit<
:il i itruey vigorously i
»r<i • st> Artwi ■ 'v:»s released on
ami dollars bail Uizurus.
's attorney said that the
hit' with !!>•• Ori'vo was a staWiwnlj
No" Oh !ii> <;• il and a man's re
plv. "tHi. shut tip *' Keviewlng the
V., 'said. "I'liriUK the
-;i. ; .-v \iiss K.ip|>c wi'nt Into Ar-|
buckle's room. Arhneklo followed
and remained three-quarters of an
hoitr. Tin- remaining members in
the room heard no screams but Mrs
Helm out. growing annous. clamored
at the door. Arlmckle opened the
door and the women entered. Und
ine Miss Happe lying on the l>ed.
clothed, however. Her clothing was
torn as if in a hurried attempt to
disrobe her.
A dozen women rushed forward
following the preliminary hearing
and shook Arbuckle's hand.
Parliament Laborites
Laud Saloon Suppression
London, ivr. 1.—4". II. Sitch and
J. K. PavitlsWMU la^r mom hers of
tod > rt*s tor ^ossti" time, and white
tln'n- lav*1 boon investigating! the
pro' iWlion of the liquor trafiir and
its results in this nation. In their
report on tl'.e results they declare
that the si:press>011 of the saloon in
America is an achievement for
which the American people cannot
be too thankful.
Mother of Four
Killed by Husband
;;i h. Vu . Oct. I. Mrs.
i;.. ;!.ske. a mother of (our
r!,iill■ i-ri. w. .4 murdered. A coron
.hiry today charged her hus
laml. u officer, and Miss Sarah
K. Knox of tlultimore as being
jointly respopstbte for her death.
iii.nrsr man in \y«>ki.i>
iwkkn huktii hisim:
l',: i > ! 1 —Searo of Constan
tinople is the oldest man In (he
world. His a;.' is !4« years. He
pirl of tw*tit It>' worked
years as a sin-et car porter. He has
a son 9$ years old.
T\\ :> KKCKM r TK.WSJ I.HS
OF MM'AI. I'ltorKHTV
Kenneth Hunan i< reported Be
having purchased the property
where he is living, from Jim Net
tles. Mr. Hunan has made his gar
den a noticeable place during the
summer and now :hat he has pur
chased the property it is expected
that another season will see addi
tional improvements.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Johnson have
acquired the propert; known as the
McKay home tip ne ir Tenth ave. on
Alaska street Mr. McKay put over
a thousand dollars of improvements1
in this property and as it now
three people were interested in the]
property when it was known to he
for sale. This will make an ex
cellent home and is well located,
with ample ground surrounding it.
To Reconcile Irish
Aspirations To British Gov't
Diilu 'i>.—Tho closinp
of ritttrpp's l.*st
i« t» IV.; I* ru re.ul "T! --»•«>!• •••
v.. s»vil fivsh invitations .\r -i —m
to Ik- held in London Oct.
11, whore wo will moot your dole
qjitos as spokesmen for the people
you represent. with a view to as
cerrainirtj: how the Irish n. tiona!
aspirations can host ho recoil' .loc! to
tho government's viewpoint/*
\v. I*. ,V V. It. OJTU IAI.S
UVKi: TO WIUTKHOKSI
'..•sir KHiott. Oneral Maaag
• •'•■r ami Purchasing Agent
is »f i!:e \V. P. .V; Y. II.
two wveiix <>r uiitrf am] then re
turn to tlio sralpa, af|i>r a visit in
Notorious Actor
Returns Home
I.os Angeles. Sept. r.t>.—Roscoe
Arbuckte, w'io u.i* ri'leused from
custody on bail yesterday. returned
to bis mansion at this place.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan
He'li Amount to Something Some Day r1
That's what they say about the fellow who is
steady persistant saver. The fellow who Rets
his pay cheek ainl leaves-a part of it in the bank.
lie's the kind of a fellow who invariably gets
there. Fine to be talked about that way.
Finer still to have the habit that inspires such
comment.
Banuk <roff Mask®
! MRS. R BERT GOELET
Mrs. Rcbert Gcc*ct of New York h".«
'^een elected vi2e president cf t^e
?rencH-American Union for Open A r
Schools. Inc.
IGALE STOPS
SOIMFlfEB
Prince Rupert. Oct. 1.—The bi
plane by which Prest exported to
r> arh Nome and Siberia from Mex
ico. broke from its mooring in a
cale at this place and was wrecked
Prest, the aviator, has abandoned
l is plan to make Nome and Siberia
B. G. Seutter
Champion Radio Man
Now York. Oct. 1.—B. 0. Seutter
>jf the New York radio station won
open speed code wireless cham
; >!iship of America yesterday. The
.>nte-i was held in connection with
, i he fourteenth annual electric show
I fn this city. Sputter's record was
• riy-fonr and one- third words per
minute without an error.
today the Gi«mls won tin* pwrtant :::
tin- National Leawno of ba?
Tin- double defeat of r.ltslmrc
the St. Louis Cardinals pave iht>
pennant to the N. Y. (jiau's. 7
certain to lie opponents >
Giants in t!ie contest for N
tioual championship, in ilu World
]> their winning today the
York Americans have gained on
nd. who losi today's game.
Yankees cun now lose only bv
dronpins three straight games, pro
• :;Utl iiso that the Indians at the
<• time win three straight games,
i this as the outlook for the
\\ il's S'Ties. New York will have
rtuuity of seeing all the games
I'hiyed in the home town.
Seek To Put Ban
On White Slavery
Geneva. Oct. 1.—The I«e.ipuo of i
Nations assembly decided i>d;<v :•
ask their delegates to solicit from
their respective governments powers
l>y which they can ssisn com tntioii*
for the sttpression of the white slave
t raffic.
Reichstag Ratifies
Treaty with U. S.j
n. Sept SO.—The Reichstag
->rd a b!U ratifying the}
ro v with the 1'niied States.
,>;> members of that body who
ed against the treaty were the
::munists.
Unemployment Conference
Adopts Resolution,
Washington. Sejti. 50 T!:e Un
employment confer. n. i- which is in
session in this city. h.is adopted tcn
ative recommendations callinc for
the establishment of repri suntative
emergency com minor- in conimuu
these committees to coordin
: if work of finJir.R jobs for the!
- .ployed and for the involuntary
idle. This to be merely an initial
stop in the relief program propos-;
Ku Klux Klan
Numbers 700,000
Cleveland. Sept. 30.—C. W. Love
of Indianapolis, the Crand Goblin
of the Kti Kins Klan. makes the
statement that there are approxi
mately "00,000 members of the Ku
Klux Klan in the I'nited States
He further states that any mem
ber guilty of tarring and feather
ing would he expelltd from the Klan
and surrendered to the authorities
AMKRICA.V I.K<;iO\ TO CAKK
FOR KX-SKKVICK MKXi
Washington. Oct. 1.—The task of i
caring for the 900.000 unemployed
ex-service men thruout the country
is to be undertaken by the Amer
ican Legion, according to an an
nouncement made today.
Upright Piano for Rent. Call or
Phone Mrs. H. Dedrnan. 3t
To Revise Rates
Western Products
Wash, net on. Sept. 30.—The In
terstate Commerce Commission has
called a meeting of the railroad and
in :fic representatives and shippers
for the purpose of conferring to
gether on the question of a reduc
tion of rate from the Pacific coast
and the west. T'u® conference is
called to meet Oct. 10 for the open
ing session. An efTort will be made
to reduce the freight and express
rales on the handling of fish and
sea foods of all kinds, shipped from
the Pacific coast and Alaska to cen
tral and Atlantic points.
Tokio, Sept. 30.—The wealthiest
individual in the .'aD.inese Empire.
Zenfiro Yasuda, was stabbed to
death today. Yasuda is a banker
and was done to death by a young
lawyer, who thereupon committed
suicide.
COMPANY WILL HAVE TO PAY
TWO AND AND A HALF HILLIONS
SULTAN OF TURKEY
A recent and interesting photograph
of Mehmed VI, sultan of Turkey, head
of the Constantinople government.
DISCHARGE ALIENS To
GIVE AMERIt \ N s I -
:
passenger ship operatinc trad or tho
Americas flag is the S S Ooorso
Washington Amonc ihe ;r.f:nbi •
of the crew were two hundred
aliens. These have been let ■ >f
the nerriee and Americans pirrn
their places
Similar action will !>e taken
case of other resseis operated
American concerns
Chicatro. Sept 29—It i- announc
ed that ninety per cent of the train
men here faror a walkout rather
than submit to the decrease in 'at
ea.
n>lRT HOI.DS THAT OOKPAVY
IS UABLK r\ FOX F>>R
WRWTi DAMAC«KS
Seattle, Sept. SO —The Canadian
Pacific Railway Company loet Ita
t: " in the court of Judire Netterer
Th* company waa seekinf to limit
itself In the payment of dam*re»
o relative* of the rlctlma of the
Prlnoas Sophia wreck. The court
'•eld hat the company ti liable In
full for the damaret auatalned In
(Mo p'riahinp of 350 pemona. near
I; all well-knonn Alaakana and Yu
Vonem. who wore In the wreck of
the I ranees* Sophia on Vanderbilt
re. f Tl'• conrt held that the llm
ations of Itahllitiea aoucht by the
•rnpar.f cnuld not be allowed Tbe
claims filed by relative* of tbe vic
tims of that diaaoter total mora
n : -o and one-half million dol
Soviets Want Peace
But Ready For War
«. ow, (Vt l —Trotaky made a
~h to a larpe company of eol
diers t\i- afternoon. In hla apeech
the Soviet leader declared that the
t> want peace with their nelffh
iut if war la forced npon ua.
«e wii! defend the frnita of revoiu
ti. - md there are millions of work
^arits who are ready to fl*ht
Trotaky declared that tbe
Soviets have an army of 600,COO
Dublin. Oft. i —npvalfr:..
closing note to Lloyd 1 -.trci -
"We accept your invitation . n<i
delegates will meft > <ui in 1 n<!on
•'ip dato menlioiipd to wtplor*
possibility for » *>t (lament of
Questions involved by pM»oo
al diwtiwion "
Tig
WMile Pass iS?
Yimteiiii RciM®
The Route to the Interior
The r>itnvs) Route .if < ..nifort. Scrrloe, and Safety,
To and From Atiin. Prniwm, Fairbanks. and All Iitfrior
Alaska an.l Yukon Rlvtr Point*.
Rail and River Service
During season of navigation our fleet of modern *?eatn«r«
will operate regularly tVe entire iength of the Yukon
River and tributaries.
Dally Train Service (except Sundays) between Skafuay
and Whitehorse. Tarlor observation car* on every train
For full Information retarding passenger and freight
rales apply to
Mo Wlheeller
General Manager
Skaguav Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Waah.