WEATHER REPORT
Yesterday: Mu> 10. Mln. 5.
Tixl«>: North wind, clearv
®he
PRICE 10 CENTS
ALLIES CAN BEAT OERMANY ANY TIME THEY WISH
FIFICEN GERMAN PLANES '
MAKE IWO RAIDS ON CUT
OF LONOON-ONE BURNED UP
British Machines
Engage Enemy
In Air
London, Jan. 29.—Fifteen Ger-1
man airplanes, five of which reach- i
ed London, took part in the first ^
of •wo raids on this city last night.
Only one of the raiders in the |
second attack penetrated London.
Biitish sky plans s engaged the1
enemy and succeeded in bringing j
down one German Taube which fell j
in flames from a height of 10,000
feet. All three of the crew were :
burned to death.
An indecisive engagement was
fju^nt by a British pilot with an- j
other raider over the sea, but'
nothing definite was accomplished. '
All British, pilots returned safe-!
SOLDIERS OF
Petrograd, Jan. 29.—Six hundred
Red Guards, with machine guns, '
have left Petrograd for Viborg |
where they will reinforce th© Pin- J
nish Red Guards in the fighting
which is going on there. Revolu
tion is Finland is growing.
Russian Ke<l Guards In
Helsiujjfors
Stockholm, Jan. 29.—The threat- j
en^d revolution in Finland is pro- j
cefdlng to the Eastern provinces, j
according to reuorts from Harpanda. i
The railway station at Helsingfora;
has been occupied hy Russian Red
Guards. I
There Is Still Time
To purchase your needs in the next three days which
ends our sale this month
27 inch Gingham, regular 25c for 20c
36 inch Devonshire Cloth 25c for 20c
36 inch Galatia Cloth, reg. 25c for 20c
This time of the year most women like to make house
dresses and children's wash dresses for spring and summer.
These Ginghams are tub proof and very pretty in patterns.
Our Full Line of February Patterns are in
Come in and inspect our line of Men's Ready-to-wear
Suits and Overcoats. If you are thinking about that
spring suit come in and let us suggest a be
coming style and show you some clever
patterns in all wool suitings.
Men's Gold Seal Shoe Packs, 6 inch tops, $3.00
"» " " 10 inch tops, $3.75
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
CHEMICAL PLANT
BLOWN 10
PIECES ;
Marquette, Jan. 29. — A large I
manufacturing plant here making re
fined alcohol aaid chemicals for
the government jvas wrecked this
morning by an explosion, the work
of an incendiary, government au
thorities announce*.
IJLlflistEl)
KILLED er
FALLING
Atlin, B. C., Jan. 29.—Tom Chris
tian well known teamster, em
Plowed by Louis Schnltz, hauling j
wood across the lake, was brought I
home dead today by anotlier team- J
Bter.
No on© e^w what happened but
supposed Christian ft]l from the;
sleigh and broke his neck. No'
marks of any kind have been
found on nis bodylo indicate that |
he had been run over by the sleigh, j
.Mr. Christian was French Cana
dian quiet, steady and obliging and
highly esteemed by all. He came
I'orrth last summer. His wife and
family are living «.t Lumbly, B. C.
and hav.e beea notified of his
death.
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ARCHWAY OF CRUTCHES AT MILITARY WEDDING
This is one of the most unusual o£ wedding pictures, for instead of the usual arcliway of swords under which ai
officer and Ins hrlric customarily puss. Lieut. J. H. Budd of the British forces and his bride nre passing under an arch*
wnv of cni:i!us ,!u\v leave the church after the wedding ceremony.
PUCK HOUSES
IN CONTROL OF
Washington, Jan. 29.—Five large
packing concerns control the prices
in the division of government live
stock purchases, declared. Prosecut
ing .Attorney Honey at a hearing of
the federal trade commission yes
terday.
PILOT'S LiOENSE
Seattle, Jan. 29.—In connection
wita the wreck of the Alaska steam
er Mariposa, in which one and one
half million dollars were lost in
damage and cargo, the license of
Pilot. Selnese lias been
suspended for a period of five
months.
Captain McKay, of the wrecked
s'eamer Spokane, will fee tried on
i charge of unskilfulness.
«. s. suits
lis net
New York, Jan. 29.—The United
|ntat»s will, in no case, be an ag
gressor against either the political
independence or territorial Integrity
of any other state or nation, de-1
| olared President Wilson hi a letter1
1 made public today. At the same '
J time, the United States is propos-j
• ins ^nd insisting upon similar pledg
j es from all nations who have thef
pe«c° of the world at heart and
are willing to associate themselves ]
far the maintenance of that peace.
The letter was addressed to
President Howard, of the Union I
Pacific, on the eve of his departure |
forsSouth America.
LIVES TO HE 102 YEARS OLD
Seattle, Jan. 29.—Thomas War
den, 102% years old, and an intim
ate friend of President Lincoln,
diiV here yesterday.
CITY OF SEATTLE SAILS
) Seattle, Jan. 29.—The City o£
Seattle, of the Pacific Steam-]
ship Co., sailed for Skagway and
way ports this morning at 11
o'clock. Passengers for Skagway J
| include S. W. Cory, Charles a
Jolu'p, and John Clecak. Advance I
I
guards for the cannery forces are
| beginning io leave.
Apple Sjpecial
We have 2 lots of good Cooking Apples for
sale while they last at
$1.75 and $2.25 Per Box
The last chance this season for apples at this price
P. H. GANTY
L OF
Petrograd, Jan. 29. We will
never conclude an annexationist or
imperialistic peace, was the mes
sage <o ttie Pan-Soviet congresa de- |
livered today by Minister Trotsky ou
the eve of Jus departure for the
Brest Litovsk conference which re
sumes tonight.
Tht congres was also advised by ■
an official statement from the
Smolney institute that 20 regi
ments of Don Cossacks had joined
the revolt againt General Kaledines.
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FASHION
and FIT
Go Hand-in-hand when you
walk in a Hand Tailored Suit
bought at our shop.
A wide range of patterns and
fabrics are included in our
stock. I —HI
It would please both you and
us if you called to look them
over.'
JAMES KENNEDY
DURE IKES
STATEMENT
TO PRESS
Any Offensive Will
Be Halted By
Entente
New York, ^.il 29.—"Any of
fensive, no matter of what) magni
tude, Germany may launch, on the
Western front will be halted by
the British, French and Americana
together," is the opinion of Lord
Dunmore, who arrived here yester
day at the head of the BritUsh,
Mission .
"We can beat the Germans and
eo through their lines. Any time
we make the attempt we shall suc
ceed, " lie asserted
bakerTspeech
KILLS YELLOW
TALK
Washington, Jan. 29.—Secretary
Newton D. Baker's frank Btatement
disclosing the marvelous achieve
ments of the United States since out;
enti* into the war has probably kill
ed tl>e agitation for the reorganiza
tion of the war department.
1 ,(M>0,000 Men Ready To Go
Overseas
Washington, Jan. 29.—Secretary
of War Baker testified yesterday
that one million meo are ready to
dep.rt overseas whenever it ia de
cided to send them, (
The Princess Sophia passed
Ketchikan this morning at fire
o'clock and should reach port some
time tomorrow morning.