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SKAGWAY. ALASKA SATTKUAY, OCTOIIKR H. 11(21
TRICK TEN CENTS
W tshiuiuon. Oct. 7.—If llic wire
li: s ttxt» which ire beiUK made via
the Si. Paul's Island to the orient
.ire sno.ssful. much of the goverti
vnl business with Japan and the
i'.:.'itt -id tl;e Philippines will be
. .lie been sent viu San '
... I Hawaii, .'specially as all]
.'i- lu'i d »ue.->:.ges have been re. I
V. .ishiugton. Oct. 7.—There are
rfyhl prospects of direct connec
tion between the Orient and the I",
in ut> .ins of the Radio. This out
come Is expected from a series of
important naval tests which will lie
started today.
The wireless station on St. Paul's1
island in the Bering riea will send !
out signals broadcast at stated in
tervals. beginning this morning, j
with the expectation that stations
in Japan will pick them up. The
Japanese government is heartily co
operating in this experiment and so
soon as this is accomplished signals i
will he sent out from the other side j
of the water until they are picked
up l»y the American stations on this I
side.
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I'. tl'l l. \i: MITKIIOI5SK
i:i <1 !M.NTS MARHIKU
.• wedd i's took place Saturday
■>; ui c.trcross of Miss Margar
--r ;i nd tins Muirheud. Hoth
! 'ins of Whitehorse. Mrs.
i lir .1 has been teaching at tlie
While torse school the last two
- unci during her stay in that
won .i host of friend*. Mr.
the \\ :..;e i'. - A: Yukon Rome for
mam year- .ml is w.'ll known in
SuuiI -rn Vi'.knti The happy cou
.
t >- bride had Iteeil visiting her
who is in charge of the tel
■
The people of Whitehorse
«• re out to meet the train with the
nealyweds. hut were slyly eluded as
Mr and Mr- Muirheud thought it
miles I > automobile. and couse
t|. d Mr. :d Mrs. Muirheud will
in ueir home in Whitehorse. and
will lesld in I he cozy dwelling for
•'» occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Jos
i HITKi:\ INC H TKOI'T
TAKKX \K.\H .ll'XK.U'
V\ hat is thought to be the largest
I Colorado Brook trout yet taken
j from itie waters of this vicinity,
measuring 15 inone^. was caught
yesterday by Milton Noil in Salmon
•■aui lit n number more trout, some
of t ;e:n Colorados .Mitt the rest whtu ■
is known as ntoutitaiu trout locally,
but the big 1 "i-ineh Colorado was
the monarch of them all.
K.iur '.ears a-o Colorado motin
taln trout fry were released in the
Salmon creek dam l<v A. J. Sprugite,
<•!: e.' of Territorial Kish Hatcheries,
for the Alaska Fish & flame Club
The trout have multiplied and for
several years Rood catches have
heeu made in the dam. The big fel
low jnttst have come out of the
met How into the creek.
.Mr N'oil is an enthusiastic t'sher
ntatt who has fished considerable in
the stale of Washington and in the
Interior of Alaska. Ho is visiting
in Juneau. He was accompanied on
his trip of yesterday by Harold
Hahn -Juneau I'm pi re.
Will Reccommend $4,000,000
For Alaska Railroad;
it! i itvoralile report t'nr a I'ill re
i >'u. :tdins the four million dol
lars be .impropriated (or the cjraple
: .••rumeut railroad in
Alitskn. This will bring the total
cost of the road to fifly-s v millions.
Sutherland indicated to the com
mittee that the road would lie com
pleted not later than 1U23. IIh stat
ed that the revenue from the oper
ation of the road this year amount
fu $33,965.
Debs Proposed
Pardon Pigeonholed
\ as'ainRtun. Oct. T.— If was ali
notired tisat the application of Kit
I'i'iic I)o!is. ihe radical socialist who
- imprisoned during the war for
radical utterances. «ill not he
P irdoneti. His application has l.een
i mi: ■> m.k—One of the nicest
Sk.i.ivin. Klectric wash
p > and other Rood fur
i> with house. Best
l»l.u : r i ,: k«'u raisins in the
r Sixth avenue and
Alaska street.
:*t MUS. JAS MILLER.
Whiskey Runners
Kill Undersheriff
Sheridan. Wyo, Oct. S. —I'.tder
sheriflf \\*. S. Mol'herson" was slioi
and ki'.tetl in a hat tie with whiskey
runners today. The slayers are
.(antes McKenney and Monk Stan
ion. both of whom were wounded
and have been captured.
DOMINIONS II.WK
I TIIISKK IN CONIKISKNCK
Washington. Oct. 7.—The Pomln
; ions in the Itritish Kntpire will have
three representatives in the l.itni
| tations of Arms conference to he
I held in this city.
He'll Amount to Something Some Day"
That's what they say ahotit the fellow who is
a steady persistant sajer. The fellow who gets
hi* pay check and leaves a part of it In the bank,
lie's the kind of a fellow who invariably gets
thi-re. Fine to be talked about that way.
Finer still to have the habit that inspires such
comment.
Bsiirok ©II Msiska
ARBUCKLE ARRESTED ANOTHER CHARGE
GIANTS DIKE THE
THIRD GAME OF SERIES
San Francisco. Oct. 8.—Roscoe
Arbuckle was arrested on the charge
of having violated the Volstead act
in possessing liquor during the par
tv at the St. Francis hotel. He was
released on hail. His arrangement
on the manslaughter charge will be
continued the fifteenth of this
month.
Steal Reciepts Of
Racing Meet
Detroit. Oct. S. — Twenty-six
pouches e>f mail, said to contain
three hundred thousand dollars,
largely the receipts of the race track
meet at Windsor.' Canada, were
stolen from the government truck
this morning.
Unhappy Greek
Kills Himself
Seattle. Oct. S.—Oust Pogonus of
Mapna. I'tah. killed himself in this
city. He was a wealthy merchant
of liis home city. In his last state
ment l'ogonus hlames his wife for
the unhuiipiness which led him to
his act.
Dublin. Oct. —The armistice
truce in Ireland is off in both tin*
north and ho tit It. In Hit- north tho
Orangemen and Cntholics fought
pistol duels, while in County Cork
civilians bombed the auxiliary police
British Delegates
Must Bring Their
Own Booze
London. Oct. S. —Tlit' State De
partment ai Washington has in
formed the British delegation to
[In* Disarmament Conference that, if
they desire any liquor and mtisi
have it, they will have lo bring their
uwn.
\ I It SKHVICK HI'.TWKKV
CAIRO AM) It \<;i> \l>
London, Oct. T.—Aeroplane ser
vice has been inaugurated lie!»i.-:>
Itacdad and Cairo.
Jury Finds
Rev, Spencer
Guilty Murder
Uikeport. Cal.. Oct. S.—The jury
which lu.s hail the case of Rev. John
A. Spencer, accused of killing his
wife, brought in a verdict of guilty
and recommended life imprison
ment.
M. \l>.\ MS Kl.KfTKl) PRES.
AMERICAN HANKERS
I.os Angeles. Oct. 7.—Thomas R
McAdams of Richmond. Va., was to
day elected president of the Amer
ican Bankers' Association.
Washington Produces One
Third All Apple Output
Wai'lilueton. Oct. S.—The Inter
state Commerce Commission lias or
dered the railroads of the country
to send two thousand refrigerator
cars to the state of Washington.
That state has produced one-third
of the entire apple crop of the coun
try this year. In other apple sec
tions of the country a late spring
freeze kilted the crop.
1 '11 V III' SKATTUK
TOXKillT AT X1XK I
The City of SeattIt' will reach j
Skagway tonight at nine oYloek. A'
train was dispatched this afternoon j
to W'hitehorse and the Seattle^will ,
remain here until tlie arrival of the'
train back from W'hitehorse, which |
will bring a number of passengers
who are wainting to sail for the
sout h.
ESTIMATE HEVENTES OF
MOW i: \il.KO \l) \T S!»S7,liS.-.,
Washington, Oct. S.—The ostim-i
ates for the revenues from the Alas
ka government railroad for the first
year of its operation after comple
tion is given as S0S7.»• sr. This es
timate is based on the freislit and
passenger business which will be di
verted from the St. Michael and the
Skagway routes, to that of the new
railroad.
SINN I FIN DELEGATES
STAItT FOR CON FF.REXCE
Dublin. Oct. S.—The Sinn Fein
delegates left this city today bound
for the Irish peace conference in
London. The conference will be
held next Tuesday.
SCHl'RMAX INDICATES
AMERICA'S CHINA IMI.K'Y
Peking. Oct. S.—The policy which
America is to follow toward China
as expounded by American Ambas
sabor Schurman in Peking, is ag
gressive freindliness.
Two Pilots
Violate Game Laws
Spokane, Oct. S.—Pilots C. L.
Laiiiulon and C. A. Owen were ar
rested and fined ten dollars each
and costs for shooting wild ducks
from an aeroplane near Harrington.
WILL CONGRESS SANCTION
I 'ON KKRK Nl'E'S DECISIONS?
Was'-.ington, Oct. 7.—Foreign
governments have intimated to the
President that they desire some as
surance that the decisions of the
Limitations nf Armament confer
ence will be ratified by the Ameri
can congress.
(WRIN'ET MINISTER TO
REPRESENT BERLIN
Rerlin. Oct. S.—The German gov
ernment contemplates honoring the
I'nited States by having a cabinet
minister represent Germany at
Washington.
HORSE BREAKS
WORLD TROTTING RECORD
Lexington. Ky., »Oct. S.—Peter
Manning trotted a mile in lminute
5"*4 seconds yesterday afternoon.
This makes a new mile trotting rec
ord. being better than any record
heretofore made.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan
Forn YANK PITCHERS FAIL TO
STOP SLl'GGERS OK OPIHIS
IXG TEAM
Polo Grounds. N. Y.. Oct T.—The
third Ramp of baseball In ihe series
now being played off on lie Polo
grounds was full of interest and
played to a large crowd. The Giants
won the game in the seventh inning,
when they touched the Yank pitch
ers for eight runs. The game was
an errorless game on both sides, but
the inability of the Yank pitchers
to stop the Giant sluggers, even tho
four men were used, lost them the
tame. The yanks led in the scor
ing. in their half of the third inn
ing running in four scores, but when
the Giants came to bat they tied the
score. Then followed four innings
in which the Yanks could not score
and in the Giants' half of the sev
enth they run the score up to twelve
effectually bagging the game In the
next inning each team scored once
The Yanks had eight hits and five
runs, the Giants twenty hits and
thirteen runs. There was a lot of
loose playing in the game, but no
errors. The game lasted for near
ly three hours. It was pronounced
n great game. The Yanks started
the game with Shawkey as pitc!vr;
but tried out Rogers. Quinn and
! Collins in an effort to ttop the run*
in the seventh. The Glanta started
with Toner, but made only a single
change to Barnes ta the third.
Three times in the seventh Inning
the Giants had three men on bases
Young made a base bit which brot
| in three men. This gives the Giants
j one gair.e and the Yanks two.
Polo Grounds, Oct, 6.—The total
attendarce at the second game of
the World series is given as thirty
five thousand.
I'olo fironnds, X. T.. Oct. 7.—The
receipts for the second game in the
series were $115,320.
The attendance at the third base
ball game was thlrtv-slx thousand
five hundred.
tJame Postponed
New York. Oct. S.—The fourth
came of the World's Series, sched
uled for this afternoon, was not
played. It was postponed on ac
count of rain. Babe Ruth has an
infected arm. which would have pre
vented his playing today. It may
prevent his getting into the game
: >morrow btjt the postponement of
the game today rams as a blessing
to the Yanks. The rest will enable
Mays to take the mound tomorrow
,-ind there is aNo the possibility that
Rjth may be able to play.
Germany Signs Up
Big Builbing Contract
Paris. Oct. 7.—I'nder an agree
ment signed yesterday afternoon,
Germany agrees to deliver to France
within the next three vear« building
material to the amount of seven bil
lion sold marks. This to applr on
the reparations.
STIXXES TO COI.OMZK
IX
New York, Ool. T.—Report is cur
rent that Hugo Stinnes. the richest
ind most powerful man in G.-rn ny.
is behind a gigantic scheme for roi
)nization in Mexico.
Upright Piano for Rent. Call or
Phone Mrs. H. Dedman.
Serbia Prepares For
Hungarian War
Paris. Oct. S.—The Serbian war
in • il has dwidod to call several
military classes to the colors. This
mobilization is aitrt<>d at Hungary
The
WMtte IPass &
YonikiMn
The Route to the Interior
The Gateway Route of Comfort, Service, and Safety
To and From Atlin, Dawson, Fairbanks, anil All Interior
Aia>ka ami Yukon River Point*.
Rail and River Service
During season of navigation our fleet of modern stearnera
will operate reguiirly the entire length of the Yukon
River >;Dd tributaries.
Daily Train Service (except Sundays) between Skaguav
and Whltehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train.
For full information regarding passenger and freight
rates apply to
Wlneeller
General Manager
Skaguay Alaska
Or 510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.