Dubllin, Oct. 20—Excitine *Ci>nc*
were enacted today i:i fon)Se<i"«tfice
of the n«"'ero'ii military raids ihat
l be< a uia^j throusUout th" cii?'.
Arraed sollil'T^ ccc^ricd the Mail
*lon Houie aaa a searc'u followed.
Hot" Is and Private lio-'e3 wore
raided aad Bi.my s1iois wcre fired
bv ' lie soldierr.
Al.ii 'ii. O.t. 23—S^tor HartliaS
ijil.iy i'l as !U«'Cr!l as
.it .i tart} h-U failed *o
la.i- iis f'. 'i.i'" cI'"Arlj* Wtore t!ic
• he a xt^m iu, a. stat«nMlt
. 1.1 that us ci'oa<»aU answer i!ie
i i-rous (.Un-'-vs he ha" brought
tKainst tUem.
X.. tliu »a"<e time Senator,
Harding re su>ted lii» own Position
l!i ' it his P'-'bUc uttorance® h*1 Pro
pos«-il a dofluiw cansir i*'tive Policy
t.> 'irius o"r "...oPle o"t ol t'kj
jungle of mi* management of Uie
Ocjiocmtic administration.
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Mr '-0Si.U'ajn. Alabama, Oct— 5-v
er. i_:;tes;a:;'-» rePreser.tir.K Italy.,
Krar litl-i ■"> -n-i 'lie VnKfil Sut
• away from h°r<-' In ti> :
toiiul Saloon race today.
The race is for tie Jame* Gor
.
=;.• at iA'H' IE-Ct.
Juneau Man Takes
Permit ToMineCoal
! (.lioovci}' o; a Prom
or Admiral:.i" lsland,
c a Pormi". to mine
; reHerday by 'he
S. land oftl.e, coverinff ten acres
ti John B. Marshall and co owners,
Jsnu-s 1). Jack'T-n nul John i\it,ch too
1 ne aPPUcatloa for the Permit stat
e' that it i3 tfle purpose of the own
er» , develop the djPost to suPPly
coi! to Ji-'oau, Tre;vdwoH
Do^'laa and other ai"eessiblo
St hi a-tern ANt-ka towns, andean
series ContiSuo ? to the sjtt. "i'ttiin
a raiju* Df X"1) mile*.
Cable and Machine
Both Need Repairs
The cable 1 *U11 o"t of cotU
minion between (skasway and J"
n a" b»'t strong hoPes are entcrtain
ed that it will bo '!> by tolnoiTOw.
R-ralrs on the linotype machine,
have curtailed tiie amount of news
f. r ttiis iisue b"t with tlie arrival
of the n<*ded and Part" w«>
will be able >.o furnish a coaUleto,
Service ia a short time.
Work for Your Money
then
Make Your Money Work for You
Build up a reseive fund of your own.
e pay (4) per cent compound interest on
Savings Accounts and Certilicates Deposits.
It is much wiser to open an interest bearing
account with us toan to risk your money in s.omc
speculation were the safely of the principal ts at
stake.
You will be surprised how quickly the interests
accumulates.
DO IT NOW.
BanK of Alaska
TOILET SOAPSj
m
We have a complete line of high grade f
toilet soaps at. low prices. Special prices e
by the box and dozen lots. It will pay you I
to buy from us, *
•?
P. H. GANTY I
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEAl I~LE"
K
PUGEI SOU MW BE USED IS
ONE OF NAM'S NIL BASES
Seattle, October 25—a thorough
Inspection of th0 waval defenses of
Pustt Sound and a surve>",
of the possibilities for.
the extension o! these defenses patt<
cularly Hons lines of n,avai aviation
will bo made betw«ta November 8
and 12 by a sPedaly created com
mission of congressmen.
DUBLIN 18 STAGE
ri EIGiJB j
SCENES I
tfork, Oct. 25—Feverish interest in
the rosslbllo itvtJoPmcnts cau3cd by
the death oi Mayor McSi\veen«y
mingled V11> Met ii-to wlijcti M*
ha.; l'l"nsed thj. souf.h of Ire
land
Although tho "eoPle apPear to bo!
"lirroil to 'he hiche*t deffreo of
bitumtss it H r^sarde-J lmProb.'blp
tiiat 'here will bs aaiy outbrea.k. j
London, October, 25—A dis^^ch,
to the Ti'»es from Milan, says,1
t ItaJy is JU the brink of a mil;
itary coup d'atat and t:iat the -^'a1!
ionalin Press ia caliins for military, I
dictatorship "Rith co«at D'Annmuio
•iB 'be dictator.
P'Annuacio recently appealed to1
Jloscow for inilitarJ fund moral aid'
and T"as aPProvid by l»nino as
t|ie> instrument of the Soviet gov
pi nment.
SffiHESI SEU
S< actio, October 27—The season
just closed oil t ie Phibilof Is
lands ivas marked by the advent'of
the greatest Peal herd ever seen,
on ttio island3 since the eovera
men' took jharPe of the ®eal in
d'lstry, the census of the her
this j'e&r showing a total of 1,500
000 seal' du the islands. 3"he skin9
; of the <=eal3 killed this year are
stiil on the islands and if the Saturn
' s,u-ceed» lu landing her -way thru
1 the ice floes "he" will Probably'brinS
| the f'-'re back to Seattle.
Omaha, Neb SeP.t 24 1920.
I Dear Sir.
I kindly ask a favor of you if
jit Is PosslMe for you to Piv© me
| su"h. Namely j liave a brother in
| law, by nam0 of Henry Yu da in
Alaska, I kindly ask you if yo"
i-yer heard oom -thins about him.
r; i re&son I ask you is -when, he
l-ft 0""aha he told me that he
wollld t'o to' Denver or Dyoa Al:
aska and as the maP shows tha1
Denver and DycaJ ere an, Ry. 130,
which brinss It in your PostjM Dis
j trict that i3 the reason I am w^t
j ing to you jhiokine that P©r change
j yd may know of hi* whereabouts
i at Present need him to settle an
j r.state 'In whlcn he h".s an Int<!reH,
and cannot settle ^iti out hi1*1:
| I'he'efore j kiT.f"|y »si you if you
j can Rive me any information of'him,
,J hankins you in advance I remain
| Ko;.PeCtf"lly yo'ar».
r Nichols Cjjerek.
2S03 So 27-th 'AVe.
Omaha Nebraska,
i p. s. In case you do not know
of his '.Thereabouts kindly Pjease,
sivo this letter to the Police o
iyour City or Sheriff may be they
| can five me some j uformation'Tvhi0
I would very m"cii a-pPredate
i A N CI,
!
Ill ILL HER
Washington, October 25—The A1
hanian Koveruiuent lias established,,
Pea<vf"l relations with h°r neighbors
on all sides l3 the iuformation,"«'hlch
*eacned official circlea today.
Washington, 1). c. October 27—
rh& Alaska flier8" minion completed J
after on® of tno mo*t romarkabl
trips in, the Mstory of aeronautic® j
•h» four ar">od arrived here after j
a two and a nu|f hours" flight from
Mineola. They ware er^'ted by half
a >,undred airships and led by
the army dirigible Zodiac No. 1
circled over W»shtnfftoa where as
vjcgt* of Brisac'ier General Menoser.
chief of Clio army air service, at
dinnerz they v'ere Gr^et^d y Gen
eraig Pershins raid March. cai'
•tain Street received 'Breetigns frcm
his mother. The fliers were I'r1'
seatc'd certificatfs of appreciation of
ihi . work.
Snow Fall Forces
Mine Close Down
B cause of a heavy snowfall at
the claims, tli0 R«<1 ToP min,« in
the Bear river district r.ear Hyde.
cio»< d down. for the f«'jnt»r on Oct.
12. according to Gustav Sieffert 1
charge of the work at the mine for
a FrouP of Juaoau stockholders. Mr.
and Mrs. Sieffert arrived in Ju
nea'J reeentlyo from Hyder
The lateness of the sPrins delayed
the work at '^o mlno for a consider
a'jlo ii»io this fear and a bad flood
la the aiiddle of the summer, which
swept a«'ay tlie trails caused another
Imon'n's delay, oli of which made a
i had season at the mine, according t
Mr. Sieffert. He is oPtluiiKtic and e
Pects a bi? season ne t year.
Fox Farm Starts
In Southern Alaska
Seattle, October 27—Charle" M*
bers, Gust Honrlckson, and C Victor
Lindrrea have organized a comPany
to enfaBe in, fox fanning cn, Niblaci
Island, 30 mile'J south of Wran,sei.
The first shipment of foxes have
been ordered from the Ilorqujes Fox
ranch, Sockej'e island/ near Peter3
U;lre.
Elks Meet Tonight
Skasway Lodge No. 431 B. P. C
Elks will meet la their lOdSe roof
tonight, i The meeting's are besii
nics to call out more of the Bill3 as
the niEhts are Setting lonser and
tiiTe is not muoh to do around
the liouse.
Social SeSsiona liven the evenin
and a Eeneral eood time follows,
th© meetinss. . * ,
Come on Eill 1 • |
REINDEER DIE TO RAILWAY EINE
WILL HOT HIKE PLACE THIS TEAR
Seattle, October 25—Superintendent
W. T- LoPP off the B"reau of Edu
-.•atiou for ilaska arrived here today,
Mr. LopP w stated that in reeard
to e flan, to F"t the reindeer a
lanjs thj© Ajaska railroad a*8!*
for tt;e ctojyffe in the Waia la than
meat i8 very expensive and not
enough1 money Is available at pre
Beat. The Plam. will bo carried o<
n*xt year Mr Low said.
Tomorrow evenins tbo PuWlc,
S=noo] wiU give Its aiyjuad Hal
lowo i:u entertainment at 'lie BChool
to>'se. For Ulq first time In the
history of StaKway t^e sciiool will
be able to rec«ive the Patrona in
it9 own, auditorium. Heretofore the
ms'n Prot'ram8 thruout 'he fear have
been held at Elk's Hall. From thi9
time o^ all allch entertainment,'
may be fc'lvea Lq, the school bu(W
ins The new Eyninosium Is 50 by
S5 feet and will accomodate all
who attend.
The Proceeds of the eveninff,,
will be used *-0 buy equiPment;
cliilr« basketball etc
rhe .ario>-a rooms have beejJ
appropriately decorated by the chll
dren and there WH1 be no adml9si^
charged to enter the buildMR. How
ever there will be ample opPortunit
to Pay for the various attractions,,
«heu once within, .\dvaacb ticket9
will be soid 'o the Main »iow to
Chamber of Horror9 and th» Shadow
Show. Room 2 Is the chamber of
Horrors n'hlch l» entered by a mys
terjou9 slide. Mr. Aden hav'thi®
work In char£a and it is guaranteed
to be perfectly safe for ajiyone'welgh
inft le"s than 50o pounds. Room
™ill exhibit 8-11 sort9 of Hallowe'en,
thiuKs Cor saLj including dou»hnuts,
Poi'corn balls, aPPl^s, Peanut9 my
tcrlous packages. °andy and elder.
Thc work of the Sth and 6th grad
sewine class will aJso be on sai
Uer«. In Room 4 there wi'li be'home
made candy enc. the GyPsy Fortune
Teller. Room - will as "snail be the
Rest Room.
Tne building will be oPen at '
o'clock and the ProRrPm will be
gin in the Gymnasium upstair®
promptly at |8. Followins is the
Program:—
Piano Solo, fam o'Shamter Mary
PuHen.
Chorus, N"ttlne Sons.
Hallowe'en Grades 7 and 8.
Drill and Playlet, Primary Chlirt
ren. k
Contribution" to Hallowe'en. hi'
Vario"a Nation*, Gratis 5 and'6.
1 rio, a Molly Maione,' GyP»y Pod
dlar. Boys 7th fra.de.
AnnoruBcemeu's, A Ghost.
The main, Pribram wjii last one
hour.
The playlet Is the old tory of
Hanzel and G.-etchel, who au":
by a tyram|ni<y>l stePmother are
taken o"t in the forest to Perish.
In their waaderinBs they di*cov
bt the home of • witch who ensnar
es llilte ones. P."t Gretcb/J dis
covert the Plan and instead of
belrg caught' matches the witch
he"*<!f jln, th« huse oven in which
»he meant 'o roast Gretchel.
Hansel who has been caught'and
has been, Put in a Pen to fatten
is thfn reload'd by his sister Gret
cn<>l and the two children Join in
the revel8 of the Ghosts an<l Bob
lln« whjch follow the death of'the
old witch.
After the proGram the down-»i.ai 3
rooms will be oPea to ali. Mj s
Woodson will be iu charge of Room
J turee. At nine forty five the Shadow
1 dhow will be siven In the Gyn'na 1111
"nder tfbie direotion of Miss L
. ford ajid Mi's Stockard. Follow
' lnG in® Shadow Si ow the Domestic„
. Sclnnce Department "'111 terve re
freshment-" In, "'lo HiGh School room
upsjairs. Mis' R-by Stonc bas'charSt;
I of ui8 department.
The Program is beinc given "nder
Gr«t dtlfflcultie3 owliu; to the Pre
I vallnG ePldenic of measly bi t aubsM
| tion have been made in, each oast
and no number win be omitted.
Every one I* welcome.
.
I £,nld Olca October 27—Robber' to
day leered $5,000 1a cashi ai^d lib
crty=bond« by Tying off the re;,r
door" uid t" uielittS thr" the brick
1 wa.in of the little of Goltry, twenty
five ®il*s northwe®t °' T'10
robbery occUI"re<l d"rtn,s the small
bour» of thl8 mornjna.
THE WHITE PUSS &
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THE GATEWAY ROUTE OF
COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and from Dawson,
Fairbanks, and ail Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam,
ers will operate regularly the entire length of the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
Daily train service(except Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Full information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle. Wash.