WES! ELECTION RETURNS SHOW
WICKEflSHi IS PEOPLE'S CHOICE
Juntau, Nov. 2.—The returns for
the lat, election a? to delegate
have all been received with the ex
ception of the Dime creek precinct
in the second division. Cold Bay in
the ta'rd divison (and this is the
precinct that elected Wickersham
two years ago) and* the Kantishna in
the Fourth division. The result
, with the exceptions nott d is »!
follows:
Firs* division, Sulzer ulurality 2'
2nd 1'v.. Wickershain plurality 221
Third division, Sulzer i>l«r!llia'y 10<
Fourth d'vision, Sulzer plurality
Thig gives Wickers ham a lead °
fo'ty tbrey votes and undoubted'!}
elects h!m as delegate from Alaska.
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LIFE FOR $71
Seattle, Nov. 2. — Alvan Adonis,
a soldier a' CauiD Lewis was today
convicted of murder, sentence will
be oronoucced later.
"h»> crim«. for which Adams was
convicted was committed some time
fgo, when he quarrelled with a
chauffeur named Milton K. Thayer
over tn< amount of fare chargid
liijn an-t the reult was the killing
of Thayer. The amount of the hill
was seven dollars.
Loudon, Nov. 2. — l>a\id Ft.
F.Tif!?, th0 Amervau unt'>a^a>'or
to n«issia who ieft tnere whea the
government was overthrown by the
Bolsheviki has just arrived at
Stratnpeffer. Scotland.
Ambassador Francis stood the tiip
from Archangel very well and was
met at the dock by ills Honor, the
Mayor of Strathpeffer. and given a
hearty welcome.
The mild weather tfd«y combin
ed with the rain has taken off the
au jply of "the beautiful" that has
bedec-Ked the landscape for the Past
three or four days leaving the
•streets bare but wet. At that it is
much better than the cold and
wind 'or all of which are duly
thanKfu!.
n
Washington, Nov. 2.—The appro
orations, made by this congre>s ag
gregate on the whole over forty bil
lions ol dollars. This is by far tht
largest sum of money ever appro
priated by any parliamentary bodj
in the world in the sauie length ol
time.
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London, Nov. 2.—Twenty seven
mine sweeping vesse's of tlie tier"
man fleet have arrived' in Dutch
waters and have been interned is
the information given out by th£
war Of nee today.
Paris, Nov. 22.—In discus i: g th«
position of the former Emperor oi
Germany the Temps s:'ys that the
government of Holland has ;'t all
times trie power to expel any nnde
sirah'fc from its borders and end® bj
6a\!az, "Let it use its power."
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ment of twenty 'per cent on your purchase of
Bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan will be due
and payable not later than Thursday, the Twenty
first.
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Wasiuiujton, FrlklAy.—T|he reMp
I nation of William McAdoo as tre»ls
* j urer of I'lXiUxl States and as I>i
j rector (Jeneral of the Kallroads wss
handed in to Fresfclent Wilson |ate
this afternoon.
The resignation of the treasurer*
eliip to take effect at once ainl the
the resignation ajs I>ii ector General
of the Railroads to be effective
January first.
This has cro»txxl a peat sensa
tion in Washington,
Y esterday afternoon the Fish Com
mission boat Osprey reported it the
dock with the body of one of the
victims of the late Princess Sophia
disaster. This boat while pa
trollin • tbo peninsula below Haines
found the body In Mud Bay and it
wa8 just about to sink from Bight
forever.
Upon being notified U. S. Marshal
Tanner took charge of the body and
with i>eputy Marshall Hardy and
Deputy Collector of Custom^ F. J.
Vundewall, the body wag searched
and papers found upon it identified
the m^n at being William Hagger*
ty.
The papers found on the body
were a pass port issued at Dawson
and a membership card in the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows at
Urawley, California.
William Haggerty canie out from
Dawson ou the day the ship sailed
and had only a few hours in town
during which time he called oa J
J, F. Ward of the Portland House
and' had quite a visit with him. He
was acquainted with Mr. Ward, hav
ing stopped the winter of 1913 and
14 at his hotel.
Mr. Ward stated to a rePresenta
, tivo of the Alaskan that Haggerty
J was a man of perhaps 35 years of
j agp and n miner and trapper by oc
cupation and he told Mr. Ward that
[he b*<2 Deen very successful the
last three years in Dawson. He
haa p mother living somewhere In
New York but Mr. Ward does not
know lu what town or city.
The body was sent ou the OsPrey
to Juneau where it will be buried..
Plans To Entertain Allied Rulers
Taris, Nov. 22.—President Wood
row Wilson of the United States is
expected to arrive n Paris on
December 17.
Plans are being mad<e f°r the en
tertali.ment of President Wilson as
wel' as for the Allied rulers who
will vis't Parig in November and
December.
The visits will begin toward the
end of this month with the arriv
j al of King George and Queen Mary
of Great Britain.
King Albert and Queen E izabeth
of Belgium will arrive °u Decern*
I ber 5th.
Belgium Being
Reoccupied
London, Nov. 2.—The *ar office
announced today that two thirds of
Bel?'urn ig now re-occupied by the
Allied armies and order is being re
stored as fast as it is possible.
King and Suite
| Enter Capital
Brussels, Nov. 22.—King Albert
snd his entire suite entered the
I capital tcniay and wap rocevied Dy
the people. with great enthusiasm.
England Has
Not Been Told
j Loudon, Nov. 22.—The London
I Daily Mail of today attrbiutes to a
"high official of the British govern
ment," the statement that "Wm.
Honenzollern is still Empeior of
Germany and King of Brussels as
far as the British government is
informed and apparently is waiting
for something to turn up." The Gel
man government has not made an5r
communication notifying ug of his
at dication."
Messrs. Compton and Youngquist
left on the train this morning for
their several bailiwicks, after a few
days Heasant visit with many friend
In the Gard-en City.
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PRESIDENT WILSON 10 OCCUPY
FORMER KAISER'S STATEROOM
Washington, Nov. 2. — President
Wilson's pians now contemplate his
leaving Washington for New York (O
Decemner 4th.
He will board the Agamemm»oi,
formerly the Kaiser William tta*
Secono, and will occupy the suit* OJ
rooms originally fitted ud for KMff*
er William. .
BUILDING PLANES 111 WILL
FLY FROM PARIS 10 NEW YOBK
Paris, Nov. 2.—The Bleriot-Far
man aeroplane factory has com
mence^ the building of four aero
planes th^t are destined tq fly
across the Atlantic,
It is the intention to eatabll**-.
a regular aeries of flights from PfcriJ
to New York and the promotarf
confident of making their effort*
successful.
MM VESSELS
HI LIVES LOST
Washington, Nov. 2.—It is esti
mated by the department of com
merce that during the war the U
nited States lost 145 merchant ves
sels and 775 people perished in
cluding cr»ws and passengers.
geiinIops
SWEDE HOME
Ihe Hague, Nov. 22.—It is re
ported here that German troops
are stampeding from the battle
fronts toward Berlin. They are
| seizing trains which are intended
to convey troops to different parts
of the Empire and are forcing the
engineers and? trainmen to take then
to the capitol.
From the indications around the
Golden North hotel, one would think
we v.ere going to have a severe win
ter. Ihe hotel is flanked with ahoul
one hundred cord? of wood that is
beiii* sawed and Btored away but
Landlord Dedraan assures us that it
is only a normal amount and only
e uart of what he uses in a normal
wiuter.
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London, Nov. 2.—General RAw
linsou in an order to his men,
Fourth British army, said that th*
British soldiers, unlike those Oi
Germany, did not wage war on
men and chhildren.. Ho concluded wih
saying, "I rely upon your ^Witt
ing our army'g honor."
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KICKED OUT
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i Pail*, Nov. 2.—Premier OUm*
enceau has asked Charles Lyon
Caen, the dean of the lower Utfi
versitv of Paris to give big opinio*
on th* question as to whether «Sr
not the extradition of William H
I can be demanded.
James Wallace, chief clerk at
the White Pass dock will he on out
ward bound passenger on the
eliio for his annual pilgrimage to
the states. Mr. Wallacfi make» *•
trit) every y.ear and ?o's in t>oux>J|
with all that is new and progresBlf*
in his line of work as well as sand
wiching in a good time along witM
it. He will be gone for wr«ral
weeks.
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