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FIVE YEAR OLD
GIVES CLl'K TO MURDER
San Fransico, No*. 25.—The police
of the city unear ied a brutal mur
der yesterday afternoon. The clue
was given by the flve-year old daugh
ter of the murdered woman. Helen
Virginia Bannon, is reported to have
said that "Mama was In a Trunk."
Search was made in the Bannon
home and the body of the mother
of the two children. Helen Virginia
and William Warren Bannon was
found crumpled up in a trunk. El
mer Edward Bannon. the husband
and father was placed under arrest.
nkw York mayor orders
POLICE TO OlST K. K. K.
New York. Nov. 24.—Mayor Hy
land proposes to rid New York of
the Ku Klux Klan. He gave orders
to Police Commissioner Enright to
drive the Ku Klux Klan from the
city. He told the Commissioner to
treat this group of radical and reli
gious haters as you would reds and
bomb throwers.
CLEMEXCEAl' REPIJES
TO WASHINGTON' CRITICS J
Boston. Not. 23.—Clcmeoceau, in
bis Hostou Tremont Temple address,
warned his critics In Washington
that what he had really come to Am
erica for. was to seek to draw the
United States into the conference at
Lausanne, that this nation might
have an active part in the settlement
of Eastern affairs.
DKV.ILER.V8 UKCT.
HAYS THE PENALTY j
Dubin, Nor. 24.—Krskine Child
era. the chief lieuteaact of DeValera
wus executed in this city at 7 a.m. to
day. He was tried by court martial
for having an automatic pistol in his
possesion on Nov. 17 and was con
demned to death.
PREMIER AND PLAN 1ST
HOLD CONFERENCE
New York. Nov. 24.—Ex-Premier
Clemeuceau and Ex-President Pad
erewski held a lengthy conference in
the residence of Charles Dana Gib
sun. The pianist had gA'en a con
cert in honor of the French celebri
ty.
KEMAI.1STS DECREE
COMPULSORY WEDLOCK
Constantinople. Nov. 24.—Every I
Turk must marry. This is the law
which has been passed by the Kemal
ist government in the National As
sembly. Matrimonial slackers will
be meted due punishment for (allure
to comply with the law.
DANISH PRIM-ESS
WEDS KASTEN'SKJOLD
' Copenhagen, Nov. 24.—Princess
Dagmar. the youngest sister ot King
Christian of Denmark, was married
to Lieut. Joergen Ki-.stenskjold. yes
terday.
London. Nov. 24.—Premier Bonar
Law introduced Into the House of
Commons a bill designed to put into
effect the Constitution of the Irish
Free State and the Free State con- j
sequential provisions of the bill.
"TIGER" ANSWERS
HITCHCOCK QUERY
Boston, Nov. 24.—Clemenceau, in
reply to the query of Senator Hitch
cock that he explain why France In
sisted on using black troops in her
army of occupation, said. "That
Hitchcock had been misled by Ger
man propaganda, and that today
there is not a single black soldier
in German territor}-" The old tig
er stood in the historic hall in Bos
ton. decorated with flags and cried
out. That America could not desert
ber war associates you are prisoners
of your nobleness he declared and
must remain what you are.
MARY MACSWENEY
GIVEN I AST R1TE8
Dublin. Nov. it.—Sinos the uls
ter of Mary MacSwena* who estab
lished herself at the gate of the
Mountjoy prison, has been taken
away from the gates and taken to a
private nursing home. Mary, the
inmate of the prison has received
the sacrament and was given ex
treme unction.
BERGER'S STATUS
UP TO NEXT HOUSE
Washington. Nov. 24.—Represen
tative-elect Berger of Wisconsin, who I
was denied a seat In this Con-1
gress, was informed by the House
leaders, that his status as a member
of the Sixty-eighth Congress, will
have to be determined by the Con
gress to which he is elected.
PIERCE BUTLER TO
SUCCEED JUSTICE DAY
Washington. Nov 26.—President
Harding has sent the name of Pierce
Butler, of Minnesota, to the Senate
as assistant justice of the Supreme
Court of the United Stattes. He will
take the place of Justice Day, resign
ed.
LLOYD GEORGE MAY MAKE
LECTURE TOUR IN U. a
London, Nov. 24 —Lloyd George,
says the Daily Mr.ll, has had this
week a most definite and attractive
offer to undertake a lecture tour in
America. In the prevailing circum
stances the offer was nessarlly re
tracted. but not finally so. If the re
sult of the election goea heavily
against him he may follow the ex
ample of his friend, Clemenceau, and
accept.
ARMY AND NAVY
PLAY FOOTBALL
Polo Grounds. N. Y., Not. 25.—
The Army and Navy academies play
ed the annual game ot football at the
Polo Grounds In this city to a great
crowd. The army boys won lu the
score of 17to 10.
RESUME FIGHTING
IN SOUTH IRELAND
Dublin. Nov. 24.—righting be
tween the Tree State troops and the
Irregulars broke out at midnight last
night. Three of th« Free State
troopers were killed In the Brat hour
of fighting.
The Sheil at the Fifth Avenue on
Saturday and Sunday. Price 2S and
Si cents.
Idle Money Is Non-Pro
dactive
Money is valuable for wh»i it can do, not tor what It I*. The
money that produce* more money for you 1* like the man you
hire and works for your Interest. The money that does not pro
duce more money for you la like the man you hire and work*
against your interest, or kill* time while you do all the work.
In rest you idle money In good safe aecuritMa or depoait It
in a Savings Account. We pay four per cent, on savings ac
counts and certificate* of deposit.
Money deposited in this bank is Insured against theft. Money
hid away In your home I* liable to theft and Are.
Balk ©ff Maiskai
SKAQWAY, ALASKA
JOHNSON CHABGE8
TIGER WITH SELFISHNESS
San Francisco, Nov. 25.—Senator
Hiram Johnson is not Impressed fav
orably with the visit of Clemenceau
to the United States. The California
Senator declares that "Clemenceau
has a single thought and that is
France, and the advantage which
may accrue to France. He is not
concerned with the World woes, but
with France's woal."
RELIEF SHIP
COLLIDES WITH LINER
Constantinople, Nov. 25.—The
American Near East relief ship, the
Beigravlan, which had on board two
hundred thousand orphans from
Asia Minor collided with a trans
Atlantic liner at the Junction of the
Bosphorus and the Sea of Marmora.
The collision occurred this morning.
Allied ships have gone to the assist
ance of the two boats.
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
Ofllce of the Governor i
JUNEAU
A PROCLAMATION
By proclamation, the President of the United State* nsks his
countrymen to join with the American Legion In the observance of
the week of December 3rd to 9th (inclusive), this year of nineteen
twenty-two, as
EDUCATION WEEK
and, by participation in 'be pjcercisoF in churches an.l schools, aid in
stimulating a universal interest in the country's educational works
and needs, and thus contribute to enlightened and patriotic citizen
ship and the making of a stronger and happier nation.
There, I, Scott C. Bone, Governor of Alaska, commending the
lofty American purposes and alma of the movement and recogniz
ing its important bearing upon the future of the Territory, whose
educational system, yet in its infancy, inspires our hope and faith
and must ever command our interest and support, ask all citizens
of Alaska to give heed to EDUCATIONAL WEEK and do their part
toward turning and utilizing it to the fullest measure of public
good.
GIVEN under my hand and the SEAL of
lue Territory of Alaska, in Ju
neau, the capital, this twentyi
tirst day of November, In tho year
of oar Lord one thousand nine
(SEAL) hundred twenty-two and of the
independence of the United States
of America the one hundred forty
aeventh.
(Signed) Scott C. Bone,
Governor.
By the Governor:
(Signed) Karl Thelle,
Ex officio Secretary of Alaska.
MAYOR THOMPSON
HOOTED BY 8HRINER8
Chicago, Nov. 25.—Four thousand
Shrlners bad foregathered tu hear
Mayor Thompson of this city apeak.
The Mayor was hooted uatll he had
to discontinue his speech. The ex
planation (or the interruption is that
in his administration the Mayor has
been unfair to the Masonic organi
zation.
PRESIDENT TO PEACE
TWO EX-BENATOR8
Washington, Nov. 24.—President
Harding has been reported as plan
ning to place Senators Atlee Pome
rene of Ohio and Charles E. Town
send of Michigan, who are retiring
from the Senate, March 3rd. next, on
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion.
CAUGHT IN SEATTLE
FOR ALASKAN ROBBERY
Seattle, Nov. 25.—Joseph Gon
zales, age 18, who is wanted In La
touche for the robbery of the Jew
elry store of Healy and Gelineau, Is
onder arrest here, and is being held
by the authorities.
TWO TREATIES AT LAl!SAXM>!
Lausanne, Nov. 24.—It Is expect
ed that two treaties will come out of ]
the negotiations at Lausanno. One
will be between Turkey and Greece
| and will fix tha boundaries between
those two countries. The other will
probably be a revised treaty of Sev
! res. This latter treaty will be de
| signed to put Turkey and the Allies
| at peace.
STEAMSHIP NOTES
The Jefferson of the Alaskan line
reaehed port Friday afternoon about
four o'clock and left after an hour's
stay In port. She brought u seven
day's states mall and some freight.
IRISH WRECK LIGHTING PLANT
Cork, Nov. 24.—Armed men wreck
ed the machinery In the power house
at Queenstown. The city la In dark
ness.
FRKE 8TATK IMPOSES
THE DEATH PENALTY
London, Not. 24,—Britain awoke
to a new sensation today. It waH
caused by the announcement from
Dublin that the Free State nad In
flicted the death penalty on Ersklne
Childers. It was not believed iu
England that the l-'ree State author
ities would impose the death penal.
ty.
PRESIDENT TO VISIT
THE WESTERN COAST
Washington, Nov. 25.—President
Harding today told a group of Con
gressmen that he hoped to visit the
West, during the coming year. The
President wants to make a trip thru
the west and h« is still desirous of
makmg the trip to Alaska.
SHOCK OF CHILDERS
DEATH GROWS
London, Nov. 25.—The tragedy
connected with the death of Ersklne
Childers has shocked and startled
England more than did the death
of Michael Collins.
SON MXO DIES
Rome, Nov. 24.—Former Premier
Sonnino of Italy parsed away yester
day.
CHINESE CABINET QUITS
Peking, Nov. 25.—The Chinese
cabinet resigned today.
THE PRINCESS MARY
The Princess Mary of the C. P. R.
line is due to arrive tomorrow. She
will have three or four day's mall
from the states. After discharging
freight and mail she will leave for
[the south to return December 6th.
8.S. SPOKANE DEYAYED
Report curront about town hav
ing come up on the Jefferson are to
the effect that the Spokane will leave
Seattle on the 28th Instead of the
25 th.
LAWSON LOSES HIS
90,000,000 ESTATE
New York, Nov. 24.—Ever since
Thomas Lawson wrote "Frenzied Fi
nance" he has been a doomed man,
for Wall Street vowed to "get" him.
It did, and now his $6,000,000
Dreamwold estate, near Boston, fin
est country estate !n America, was
sold on October 12. Lawson is said
to be practically broke, though he
purchased a $500,000 annuity sev
eral years ago, when at the height of
his wealth, so he cua struggle along
in a cheaper home.
WASHINGTON TO
PUSH ENFORCEMENT
Washington, Nov. 25.—Word comes
from the White House that the pro
hibition enforcement, Instead of be
ing relaxed Is to be strengthened.
All the powers of the Federal gov
ernment is to be brought into play
in the enforcement of the existing
prohibition laws. This announce
ment came at the end of hours of
discussion of the question by %the
President and his Cibinet.
UOaATAS FORMS
NEW MINISTRY
Athena, Nov. 25.—General Gona
tas, one of the leuders in the revolt
that resulted in the overthrow of the
government of King Constantine,
formed a military cabinet today.
This cabinet will replace that of the
Hainis ministry which laid down of
fice last night.
CHILDS STANDS FOR
OPEN DOOR IN TURKEY
Lausanne, Nov. 25.—Richard
Washburn Childs, the chief American
spokesman at the Lausanne confer
ence,- amazed the other delegates at
the session today when he reiterated
the statement that the United States
is insisting upon the open door pol
icy in Turkey.
FKEE STATE ARMY
CAPTURES GEN. KILROY
Dublin, Nov. 25.—General Kllroy,
and seventy of his men were cap
tured by the free Sta'c army, under
General Ockeown of the Free State
army, near Newport. The Free State
ers lost, three men killed in the cap
ture.
TIGER TO ATTEND
YALE-HARVARD GAME
Boston, Nor. 25.—Clemenceau left
Boston for New Haven to attend the
Harvard-Yale football match.
X. y. NONEGENABIANS
TO BE GIVEN DINNER
New York, Nov. 25.—A general
invitation is being Issued to New
Yorkers who have passed the • • •
year mark to attend a dinner. The
dinner is to be given next month
and is to celebrate the ninety-second
birthday of Ezra Meeker of Seattle.
The aged westerner, who has tramp
ed some in his day, and is still going
strong, called at the Municipal build
ing and asked John Voorhis, 93 years
old president of the Board of Elec
tions to be his guest.
INTER-ALLIED DEBT
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
New York, Nov. 25.—Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, Wads
worth, gave as his reason for the
financial trouble of the world, the
failure to make a buslesslifce settle
ment and redemption promises by
Foreign nation. This done, he fore
sees, an early resumption of trade
and the restoration of the world's
credit. Wadsworth, made the princi
ple address at the banquet at the
academy of pulitical science.
SIMMON'S OR ROBINSON
TO SUCCEED UNDERWOOD
Washington, Nov. 24.—Senate
Democrats have been holding private
conferences. Yestorday afternoon
and last night a number of the Sen
ators got together to select a leader
of the Democrats in the Senate
Simmons of North Carolina, and
Robinson of Arkanoas are the lead
ing members, one of whom will pro
bably be selected to succeed Under
wood.
GERMAN FOOD
CONTROLLER RESIGNS
Berlin, Nov. 25.—The Reighstag
voted approval of the motion made
by the German Democrats yesterday.
The motion expressed Its indorse
ment of the Government's declara
tion of policy. Doctor Herman Muel
ler, the food controller in the new
cabinet of Chancellor Cuno resigned
today.
PERSHING ON A TR11'
FOR PREPAREDNESS
Washington, Nov. 25.—General
Pershing, is leaving Washington to
morrow. He will tour the middle
west, on a speaking campaign in the
interests of preparedness.
Saturday and Sunday, Rudolph
Valentino and Agnes Ayres, in the
Shiek at the 5th Avenue. 25 and 50
cents. Front!!
The
White Pass &
Yukon Route
The Gateway Route to
Yukon Territory, Atlin and Interior
Alaska
Semi-Weekly Train Service between Skaguay and Whitehorae
daring the Winter Season.
For fall information regarding paasenxer and freight
rates apply to
H. WHEELER, GENERAL MANAGER
SKAGUAY, ALASKA
— OR
510 Alsska Building, Seattle, Wash.