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VOL « .V TWFNTY-FOVRTH YEAR. SKAGWAY, ALASKA THI RSPAY. <X TX*RKR 30. .*»
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15000 Pa. R. R. Men
To Stand By Company
Philadelphia, Oct. 1»— Fifteen
thousand I rai union oi lh>* IVtinsj 1
would continue with the road if
on nor thi» t'oiBpjJiy ot th<* sovoni*
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iu:\m»ki» 1.1 AKS
;<« Bisnrf4*t n'
Senate Ratifies
Two Treaties
r^il -ii:»r»»s SnMial** ratitUnl the
V IU M'I'oiN I I 1>
•j i«i t i \IUI»
I Mil t i >U ftl \1RM WSHII'
ur.ibie to cape with
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WHIM l'\» IVWI I
Mayor Christ tY.mpton of Glacier
down on a nn-sjon of tmsinr-ss.
NVw York, Oct. 20.—Thra» thous
and vardtmisters in tile metropolitan
tion to refuse to S'» on strike at the
end of this month This announce
ment was made >v J. U Cone, prar.d
president of the oiflaitiwilitni.
1———
KOK Ht>SIMT.\l.!Z.\TIOX
i; Uhs
Seek Rail Men
in
J- Army
Houston. and are tl
sirin*' i- started
l»»sl.Y\ KMU.AIN
V \TN>\ s nil I'M I l/n
7
>r.\ -<>i \i> i; MH
\\IYt»\ X .11 \\ I 1.1
to -i'i m» ni t::
to lie present
home painted and fixed up and with
the arqnisition of nttili'ion.il lots to
his properly, « s,>im hav. :i most
lip.mtifnl flower cnrden as well as
vecetahle garden.
SAVE BY A SYSTEM
K'lierieni-e has tanghf us that very tew people save a larce
anion tit of money by hapazard me!hods. On the contrary, we ito
larcest hank accounts.
SWt lit OF VOI R SALARY EACH MONTH WD \S MICH
MOKE AS POSSIBLE
Open a S.iunps A count with a small amount and stick to it
Don't make a his "splurge" and then "fall down."
$ 1.00 opens a Savings Account
Bamlk ©!T Hflaslka
One Million Motors Being Prepared
ations for the great strike are co
ins os apace One million motor
cars are being prepared for instant
mobilization to take care of traflk
in case the brothel hoods tie up tin
President Speaks
At Commemoration
Revolutionary war. President V
\t Williamsbiirc the President
railroads of the country F. W.
Feen, secretary of tb* Nation*! Au
tomobile chamber i.f commerce, an
nounced last nipht that a million
motor trucks are available for use
in case of a strike.
Attempt To Bomb
Ambassador Herrick
':.ris. Oil IS—An attempt was
:!inde to pci Ambassador Hemck
•with a K>tnh. The bomb *'a« sent to
v house and was opened hy the
Vnitiaasab.ir's valet. It exploded
1 h< valet was seriously injur-'
The room in which be opened .
whs wrecked Herrick arrived at ;
• house about two minutes after J
• explosion occurred.
Paris. Oct. SO —Tbv e-»*lorl»l«£
"ranee are convinced that the
• . tts of \mbasssdor Herrick's
us- yesterday was 'h«- work of
n.muntsts The bomb is constru
■fi as an effort to prevent the execu
m of one of their number who »
»»d«r sentence oj death for murder
Mass The officials of
Prance feel deeply indignant over
Death By Hanging For Dr. Brumfield
-^Tnetit whioh came from the
« hpri a verdict of puiltv was
rued by the jury after hearing
e ¥ior> of the wrecked antomohile
>: ie N-fi of l»etitiif Rtjssei
Communist Plot Seen In Bomb
Soy Killed
When Kite String
Is Charged
I OKMKK k!\<i I'll
London. Oct. if—Former King
i« the White 1'mss dance on Satur
Mean Allusion.
•
times?"
••They were the times. my child. <
tvhen M s* rrimlc'cli mul Iter f "lori'K
fainted craivinlly ir<:< every tin*'
anybody needed their help."
His Stellar Role.
Tonne Thine (ptshlnply)—And are
there any other sis'* in vonr com
pany?
llnm Actor (crnndly>—Stars, dear
lad\ ? We are ei'l statv Bn: there
Is .inly one Retclreo*e.
CuHous.
.Tnne®—1 m a lot of ladles wait.
Inc tiy the church on the sea front.
Janies-Oh. what were they wait
In; for?
"To see the tied po net!"
Help wanted.
"Can 1 he of any service?" asked
rhe sympathetic motorist.
-Yes" replied the man who was tn
distress. "J"m a preacher hy profes
sion. If yon'll Jus. come over hen
and address a few appropriate re
marks to this Infernal flivver of mine
ril t«e extremely pratefol."
murder »t IVdhim. Mass
mat tonal communists hop?
• rimfcJruioa to secure the re
of th<»s<- prisoners. American
ssador* m Home. london and
els h.ive reef ivwl ifcreairninf
from tire communist* ic
Local Notes
ManchesteT superintendent j
electrical plant ot tbf
Cold st I">a» sor.. will N> a !
:u< : south on the Princess Al-j
> id;«> \!r. Manchester will i
California and return with ,
- l. of navigation nesi :
.1 Mcl^ushlin, ihe well known
• r srid prospector, arrived hom<
Tuesdaj and will winter again Ir.
or Mr Mcl^au^hlin spent
;.st summer in the Bennett dfs
where he has quam prospects.
: i!t he does not say much he
mtv satisfied look, and It is
' ilia; he has something up
> sleeve
N Hanson, superintendent of
Kiev's for the W. r & Y. R sy»
■ rived in Skapway with the
tic.-' pane" las' Saturday and Is
looking after the company's
idinps, gel ting them ready for
• rei Most of ih» crew have beer.
The sound of the hammer is heard
in the land just now. as most of the
p.'opip are petting their storm sheds
and windows placed in anticipation
f the cooler weather which will be
due Itefore so very long At present
we are certainly enjoying a fine
spell of Indian summer.
Mr Georpe Wright has been
orkinp for some time in refining
and remodelling his place on Tenth
avenue The uniqee building when
finished, will present a pleasant ap
pearance and be a very homelike
dwelling.
L. K Revnoldson is having a three
-oon addition put onto his home at
the corner of tenth avenue and state
street. Whet: completed Mr. Rey
noldson will have one of the pret
tiest and modern homes in Skagvay.
The Zinkan apartments on State
street are being given a coat of
paint.
EXCHANGE IF TREATIES
NEXT INI LUST STEP
Waahlnrton. Oct. 1 S> —The nest
and last rtep to end the World war
so far a* the Tnltod Stat**, Germany
and Austria and Hnnpary are oon
n>mrd 1* the eichanpe of the rati
UHKRTISK F«»R RAII HV.l.P
»\>R COMING STRfKl
Jersey City. Oft IS —Th«> ttew«
pa.pers of the Mate ar« alreadx r#r
ryjnf! advertisements, offeritie p«
maneni jobs on the railroad? to ■
ptneers and firemen to take the ;i1
of the men who propose to sink
These are to he pot on as ta«
the men walk out
Forbes Blames
Federal Board
Washington. Oct 1?—The
ploitatton of ex-service men in vt
cx'ional schools is laid In Chnirn
Forbes of the Veterans Bureau :■
the door of the federal board of v<
rational education He named >1
iy-two schools which were on*!
contract of the educational 1
for the training of ei-sorvtre wen
men whose contract' have been d!'
approved for reason? vnryinc fmr
assininity to pure graft
WW MINISTRY IV P<»nTI<.\l
London. Oct Sf —The n iWlar
movement asainst the Pormp*
government proved unsuccessful
rhange in the ministry- has been ■
fected without bloodshed The n- >
ministry is formed with Maria Col
ho at the head
I.KJWKR* FM'HlT T<>
VVKRT RAIMtoin -TRIKi
Chicago. Oct 2f' The fee ie
tenerally prevalent thai the
leader* and the rail chiefs •
inference, which is in pror -es*
here. will he able 10 aver'
T-e*tened strike on the rniln- o<
Mrs W r. Murphv >rop
he Rochester Grii; in P«»
fved on the last train and «
eave for the south on the V
Mice on Sands* Mrs VitrpM
:pend the winter in the
urning in the eariv sprint
ti»«d treatie* Thl« action on lb#
l»*n of the ihtereiited nation will
Krine peace hetire-ti lbeae nattoot
nd the T*nt'ted Statei and end lb*
wilt t>tatu*
\MI RH \\ <T«\sri.ATK
IV FRANCE MOBBKO
-i>«: rr»n<-«, Oct. JO —A. mob
a thousand rr»dadli»ta marched
•>r. American consulate of tb>•
i;d smarted th* windows and
Molent d-tnonitra'Jona Tit
!; **t)|t The International and car
rr>d Akr* The polio* fnallj"
d >-rM-r«M»d the croird.
Vocational Training
Declared Failure
Blnr (Vt. IP —Chairman
« of lb#* Veteran War Risk Bu
i that of all the m»o
> ha • taken vocational traiLitt
'• abilitatlon but fire thouaatd
•' «n hare been rehabilitated to
> useful riuiens
I I TI ?\ TVKPVESPAY
>-bor hr*»t P^t^raon madi
r Wcdnoaday run from
d and Hainan y»»twda>
"4. mail and a f®w
«ho «p^n! thp tlmp whllf in port In
fhojipiiiC ard visititii:
Mrs iC :>mir Uood *-a» » round
Tb«> P«pr«nn *-iil to today on an
oipht or ">»i flani hoMlrr trip <Jo«c
o! tb«> aoldter* will to
f vfnl*on and otb»>r wild
ni>7 «^T1 IN TI> AVKFT «7RIKS
■ L*nr. iVt l? —Tb* admin
*il! *>nfor<-» all th» dwl
• 11 Mil labor board at
■ ft»p in 11* policy to »!•
I rtrtkc ot th» -oad»
• .1 IF Ward I* pt*parUsf to
< t^p bouw bf pnrcha»*d on
to Ihp lot 1b*! baf k of
« • -it bnildlti* of tb* rnrtUtid
This llMl*1 rottajc *ill b»
1 p »« liritic qnartom *h»n
i* ic morad.
THE WHITE PUSS &
YUKON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY ROUTE TO
Yukon Territory, Atlin and
Interior Alaska
eek!v Train Sptvkt brtwren Sk&fruiv »nd TstfcKorw
durmf thf NX mtrr Season.
For mtormstmr. pswnpn »nd r»tct *ppK ,0
H Wheeler General Manager
Skagruay- Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building
SeattleW sh>