WOMAN ORATORS
INVADE SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Oct. 14 — A rousing
welcome was given. the women aiiu
palgners wlio m.ad'e this city >la>t
night bj a special train. Thie en
lira Xtpubdicai* club iuriud out
tc greet 'hiem. Automobiles be
decked wnh Republican and Hugluq
alcgc-iif. eeccirted the forensic ar
tists *c tlie Newi Washington Hotel,
wlvere an informal reception was
held.
T':is morning a^ 11 o'clock the
S'i»<e Armcurv building was packed
with nersona anaioue to hear them
spe>a.k cn the qualifications of Chas.
Evang Hughes for president of the
Unite«d States. They denounced
Wov drew Wilson far bis weak va<
dila'Ug policy to international af
fairs. He ■was* scathingly criticized
fop his attitude toward. the women
cf the United1 States. Hughes
watt warmly commended for the at
titude and stand whichi ixe had
ta." eu in reijard to the suiffrage
Question. Their appearance in
this ci'y will swing a lot of votes
to th.e Republican eflde. Washing
ton will undoubtedly be strongly
Republican.
BANDIT SPIES
I
MEXICO, Oct. 14 — Three spies |
were caught in. tlie foden'a 1 district j
yesterday by government secret ser-(
Tice men. They were attempting
to ouxchase) munitions far tile baaid
ita in Mexico. A aht»rt trial by j
the constituticiuiliits pronounced j
them guilty of treason and t'aey |
were s>jaot at sunrise this, morniuj
BRITISH REPLY
BEING PREPARED
LONDON, Oct. 14 — Britain's
repl. to the United States black
list Inquiry is prepared. It
■will b"» transmitted to the American
officials the beginning of next ■wsek.
No #t/riOUB break is anticipated by
the stand which. British leaders
ha«e taken in. the-matter.
FOREIGN Die
IN SHIP LANE
BOSTON, Oct. 14 — An uuklenti
I'iftil submarine bias been: reported
tu'i" the New England coast by the
Bovic. Inquiry from the
uaval department let wis the sbip
oing concerns tot believe that it is
a ftveqji. diver ;ia no American
btsi's are reported in. this section.
Tne Dovic entered, thq steamer
laar and picloed upi sight of t'he
dlv*-r v" •esrterday a/fterncjoai. It
spurt d aiheud at full speed and ©"
UVtrt the American; lines unbann
ed. Wireless calls jJncim the muni
tion ships which put out of New
York harbor yesterday; shows that
n-• trace of the diver has. been
Dlck'-d ut) by the commanders! of
the .»h:.ps.
SNIPERlHOOTS
FROMMBUSH
BOSTON .Oct. 14 — A d'renioh
in«r rain ii«s put on end toi the
•itret* liots in, Buyonne. Occasion
ally it was noca-sary for the guairda
to interfere and break up a small
meeting outside of this the guau-ds
were uole to< iocpj the mob spirit
down.
During the early howrs this)
morning; a policeman; wua picked off
by a sniper. Tbe policeman fell I
to the street with, a fatal wound.
Two guards rushed' to his assist
ance. The assassins left their
biding place and ran, up the street.
Shots from theguaaxls Wrought! two
of tha ambushelrs to the ground.
The o'liera succeeded in making
'nvir escape.
ill SEA L
LONDON, Oct. 14 — Ixwd Rob
ert Cecil, minister of war, says
that German, divers ai^e operating
in o;v.'il detfiance of all in'temiaitoii
al*Fca law. TJi-e war minister blames
tlie Kairer and soys that the Ger
man ruler has caused the cri
sis uurpoeely in. order that Ger
mavy may sway the neutrals
against Britain.
Our Introductory
One-third Off Sale
Is Still In Progress
Don't miss this opportunity
of getting a supply of your
winter needs at this enor
mour saving of cash to you
Albert Reinert
Successor to
Hi w y TVT LI THE haberdasher and
• «i. L# I l\wfl LADIES'FURNISHER
Broadway between' fhird and Fourth Phone 41
PATROL BOATS
ONJTLANTIG
NEWPORT, Got. 14 — United
Sta'es I-OXix-H feoaita are guarding
txL-e Atlantic cotagt. They are sta
tioned within fllie three mile limit
.from flar itarbar, Maine, tx> New
York. Tofp^dloe Pc^utj destroyers
are patrolling up and! dp'wm the
ccKis>t. An aflfliotoil lardier issued out
f>£ l'ie navy aCfioea ohaigea the
commanders of thq dle!i(trc>y>qrsi -with,
a double duty, thjait of enforcing
the ! "ru'-rojitji laws witliio the tliirQe
mile limit amd saving of lives in
'he -event thlat iuirthier submarine
activity is sptrung.
Off dials beflieve that they have
the northlt'ro oc^ast fairly well jK>
tectcd. The southern} portions are
unprotf-ctied, cocoepit; iflcir the big
hsirl</rs. Boats hare been) dis
patched and aflie stationed o&P the
entry wirts in, the soultherai waters.
GDEECi IMS
HIGHLY HUMMED
LONDON, Oct. 14 — King Con
•stantjiie expects th,e German, hor
nets to wipe ouit Rumania inl fif
teen dsys. Thfe Qreecfiaji King be- |
lieves tna,t the German army is ir
r<dtsi--*tit>Te end, that they will make
sl> -rt tvo'rik ofl t'he Rumanian! entry
into the war. What is more al
arming to him that, is that they j
will tlitn turn upon, Greece and de
vastate his counltry.
SEATTLE, Oct. 14 — Former)
Senator Beverldgq addressed a fcirgei
Hughes audience In, this city last!
night. He characterized] tihe Re-j
publican bearer by calling him the
champion of fhje American peo- j
Die. Mr. Beveridga will leave to-1
day for a southern srwing of the j
continent. He was} enthusiastically j
greeted by the citizBnns of Seat
tle.
HAINES CASE ON TRIAL
A number of Haines councilman,
will leave today for Juneau/ -wher^
l they will appear before the judga
I in a Haines road controversy wh'ioh.
has been hanging fire for a number
of weeks. A fence was built across
|a Toad in Haines and H was torn
down by order of the council. The
Droncr*" owner Wad: themi arrested.
Father Tuirnell will ihold ser
vices in thie OatbSoflic Cbuchi to
morrow . He Wad made ar
rang* ments to be at tihe Fort, but
owjuj to uncertainty oif oonveyance,
t'he posif services) ibjafoel been post
poned.
SHIP WORKERS
IN ILK OUT
:!AAT FRANCISCO, Oct. 14 — All
work has been suspended ait boats
in th-:> process of construction] ill
tbis city. Va-scJa valued n)t
eleven, million) doBla'ra are n earing
completion in the shipi yards. A
dilute amc ngs.it, t.h^ laboring bod
ies b.a-- brousgihtt, a, Biiidden etopt to
I'.e wotk. Several hundired mien
emr-loy-frd on, the) beads have walk
ed out. The trofubOfi is of a min
or nature and it is assured! that- the
men will bo bacik toi wcirk. in forty
eight hours.
A foreclosure) proceeding cover-j
lug 100 folios ha« been, filed in the
Commissioner's office fail recording.
Thy porcupine Gold. Mining) Com
pany a corporation! existing under
th© laws of Maine made a deed of
Trust and mortgage to the Pioneer
Trust Company, at corporation of
Missouri. T!he iuEitrumentg wrqj
dated on Jan. 1st, 1910.
Tae foreclosure: prooeietding leaves
the property free and clean from,' all
and auy incumbrances! which1 ex
isted prior to the foreclosure pro
ceeding. This is the same proper
ty that has been worked during the
summer by thio Alaska Corporation.
WINTER SPORTS
Two lively basjket ball games
were staged on tb^ floor of the
W. P. gym last nigfht. The White
Pass beys trimmed the Firemen to
a score of 12 to 10. This game
was filled wntih^ sixectcwular; shots
and dribbles.
A womans team having as its j
champions Delia Rapuzzi, Marie ]
Rousseau, Edith/ Liddioonrt, Abbyl
Crepeau and Marthia, Leet defeated;
a f<-am convposd of Eklia Dillon,
Rrsy Dortero, Nellie) Flynn, Ger-1
trudc Liddicoat ands Fanny) Baikar.
Tnt- score of tihis game was 9 to I
4. Entnusiasm ran highj amongst;
the 'earn members as well as the j
spectators.
ORGAN RECITAL
Responding) toi tihe request of
many, Mr. G. J. Farwell, wild is
connected with the auditing de
partment of the W. P. & Y, Ry.»
Co., will give a 30-mlnute organ; re
cital in connection; with) the Pres
byteiian churchj service^ tomorrow
nigh'. Those who have ihekrd him
a* the instrument are sot delight
ed w'th bis skill and expression,
they heve induced tim toj again
favor the music-loVlngj public,
PEANUT Do You Use lt
MS
It is appetising and nourishing. Es
pecially good for children. We have
the "Maximum" brand in following
sizes: 4-oz. jars 15c. 10-oz. jars 30c
1-lb. tins 40c 5-lb. tins $1.00
P. H. GANTY
LENA M LEWIS
WILL SPEAK
Lena, Momriofw I<eWis, Socialist
candidate foul ooftigjress, arrived on
tlj.e Jcffcireon this tnnotrning and luas
m>a'le urr&njgeme nta tioi SpeaJs to the
voter?, of Skagwtay- toimlonno'w after
noon at 3 o'clock luj Elks Hall.
S1m» will leave for tihe westward on
the Alameda, wtero sbej will wage
her camraigin in westward towns.
Mrs. Lewis has adopted the slo
gan, "Alaska for tfh« WeaJjtihj Pro
ducers.'' s!he will maike an ap
peal to the lalborinig -rate to send
her to congr«o that she may re
pi eM?nt her side o£ tihe question.
"Claims on, t!he part of the Demo
cratic leaders in AJatlsa that they
represent the lalborin# peoplei are
unfounded," Elba said.
BERLIN, Oct. 14 — AustrcWJer
man. foUaes aire maJringj terrlfla
boles lu t'he Rumanian: fighting line
an t he fro otter. Thiey iiuave teen
mished back: from it&eitf positions in
tlx TrausyWaalft am,ct are being pur
;u*d by the invading forces. Un
less Allied relnforcetaenls react
1 he wea&enedi Rumimniam. lin«s abort
ly. their country ■vrtill sttand a good
cbanco to be overran by the Qsr
jn&us and Austirians. Rumanian
commands aria alarmod over the
danger which eotlstB.
MUSHES OVER
LAST DIVIDE
SEATTLE, Oct. 14 — Thoma*
Bryce, owner of the Savoy Cafe Ln
Seattle, one of the founders of the
Arctic Club, and an| early pioneei
of Alaska, is dead In this city. He
left a large estate. Mr. Brycc
went to. Alaska in the early rusl
days and was fortune enough; tc
make a strike. This placed hire
on easy s'reet and he invested the
larger part of bis fortune in Seattle
holdings.
PA1US, Oct. 14 — A
aerial battle was fought betfcwec **
♦ hei Allies and German avialo.s
yesterday aPtetmooo'. Forty Al
lied aeroplanes madto a raid upc •
tlie Mauser wonks at Oberndort.
This makes ttoe first real battle
occur la the air. Nftrne Allied ae-i
plant}, and six German a&foplati ■,
were destroyed In the fight. T.. -
Allied Denies wtetne siglhted, by aeri 1
scouts, the word was transmitted
thei aerial station amid In five mi -
utea sixty German, aeroplanes *-cr#
•soaring ekywatrd T«ady to give b"U
tie to the approaching enemy.
The Allied places returned to
their starting plaoq without hav!:i)i
ficcompligihed tUq purpose for will,
tiher set out. A few ttombs wor
dropoed but mc( apfptfec table dainr-gj
was dcnei by tibg aej-ial lnvadere.
BERLIN, Oct. 14 — Six '-t
tJeimiJfs were made by; tha Fre«c."
a ad British forces/ yesterday to
break thru German lines on t.Uj
Soanme Every atJteanpt failed a.i-.l
the Allies ware thjroiwnj back. Tl'j
lasit etorms came thicjj and furioua
For a time . iit looked as if ch*
FteuciJ forces hfatt totn aide in U ■
fighting line but Germans arm '
witli hand gpeanades braved the f.:
from thle Franiclii rifles and cheel:
ed thj invaders1, ^lovable! ajntill *r>
canrica backed up the weaken-!
spat and bio further progress couM
be mad? by the offenders.
A beetle is now in, progress . to
accomplish, the same purpose. N<v
thing can be told, until one ii>
or *ho other ce.aaes/ fighting. XL?
Gftrma/.-a are stirdngfly en.trencl.cd in
deep ditches and are fighting Ilka
demons.
RUPERT OUT TOXIGHT
Tlie Prince Ruoeirt will clear f- r
th-a scu^h toniigbt. at 11 o'clock. It1
•verv.Tlioiif axe running he'-l"vy 1- .
i the big boat. Becstoes the 110 m?
who are on their way cut to j<ii»
the Allied colons ait the front the.c
are ali»o 40 reservations, which
i mal.'i a passenger list of 150 r"
100 fi r the southern run.
The Clothes You I
Need are Ready
You're going to buy new things to wear II
pretty soon. If you know what's
best for you, you're going to buy
them here. We have
EVERYTHING READY FOR YOU j
We' ve made careful preparation for
supplying 'juft the sort of things
you want
WILL CLA YSON