ASK SURRENDER
OF AURIANOPLE
Turks a,re Qiven an Opp°rt,jnlt/
to Surrender Strongholds-—
Worsted by Al'ies
Sofia, Del. 30—The Turkish
commander al Adrianople has
been sumnioned to surrender. A
similar demand has been made
upon 100 villages in Ihe vicinity
of Adrianople. Arnaul capit
ulaied, and later the Bulgarian?
eaplured I.ulo, Burgess an.l l>e
monia al llu» poin! <>f Iln> l»a; •
• ini'l.
FOGELREFUSES
TO RACK UP
P.ii'adelphia National Leage Man
Stands by Charges Made
About Game
New -York, Oct. 3(j—Horace
Kofrol, president ol' the /Philadel
phia National baseball club. de
lies the National lia-eball Com
mission in put 11 i * 11 on trial for
(us I'liai'K'* Hi;*.' tin* Naliona!
League it in p i i*i*s favored Mic
New York I •sun «»n close plays,
(hereby aitlinfr I In* <iianfs lo win
I bo pennanl. I'ofjel say.- ho
was not •luotril exaellv liy llie
■sew'spapers. biiu 11:.- statement
In* iliil make In* will slaml by j
ami will In- 'pilad of an opporlu
11• I> In air I he fart
I mrin^ llie Arctic Urol lierhoo«| j
• It* nee I In-W— will be 'an ftlppfe
floa' ami an apple swin^r, Ihc win
ner* receiving sui'lable pri/es.
IS SUSPENDED
IN MIDI
Bipla.ie, Meeting Strong Current
Did not Hove for Thlrteon
Minuutes
Maris. "el. it"—A riiriiMi> ad
\riiture happened lo tin- a\ia|or
Mrodin at Mournnielon Hit* other
day. When lie left Ihe earth on
his biplane, with a Bulgarian.
Lieut. SteinofT, as a passenger,
the air was perfeelly calm. At
a height of 1,000 feel, however,
• he current wax very strong, and
when an altitude of t.200 to t._
500 feel, was reached it became
so strong that it was impossi
ble to go for nearly a' quarter of
an hour.
The biplane remained poised
in Uie air, perfectly motionless,
*av that from time to time it
swerved slightly sideways. In
thirteen minutes the biplane »Ud
not. advance » yard.
Mr. Brodin say# he experienced
a straJnpfe *ens'e of security.
Finally ho made a half lurri and
then Ihe aeroplane was carried
away at a frantic rale.
For Sale—Horse and Buck
board Juflt over (he (rail. Tn-n
quire room 12, Copper Block, tfj
The Vatdez Cofft Ik on© good
place (o cat. tf
ADMIRAL PLOTTING
IS DISCOVERED
To Escape Punishment Commits
Suicide—Pia"8 Abduction
°f Czarovich
bl. Petersburg, Oct. 3(.»—It
now develops Ihnl the suicide 01
Admiral CluUnyin, of the imperial
navy, was the result of ihe dis
covo.ry of a conspiracy iu which
the Admiral was !•» have arrest
or I he C/.ar ami o have forced
his resignation in favor of Ihe
(irand I>uke Michael, and !■> al
so kidnap the Czarovich. The
jiljhl was discovered and frus
trated when 1<he Admiral com
mitted suicide.
KATALLA STORM
DROWNS ONE
Sudden Sturm Drive8 Launc' es
Ashore Washing Manager of
Corsair Overboard
r'.i>n|i(\ii, Oct. .'Ml- While Up*
I'rcigliter Hfrllia was unloading
Ihirly Ions «_»f freight fur the
government parly of minjen
tfiai'i'i's ill Kalalla mi I lie laniich
I's Corsair and I'iinicer mi Mon
day afternoon, si slorm suddenly
('aiiu- np. I lit* si'ii becoming s-i
roii^rh Ili;i1 (In* laiinrh'cs conid
n«'| make shore. They wi-c'
los.-rd alionnl in Hie slorm
sw'rpi s<>a for four Inmr.- and
were finally driven nsliore ai
Malm point al 'J o'clock on Tncs
day morning. A portion of I Ii-•
Ireiirlil was losl overboard and
both «if (lie lannnclics were more
or lesrf injnnred. Alfred Ness,
I he manager of the Corsair was
washed overboard and drowned.
Anolher member of I he crew
narrowly escaped willi hi.s life,
being hauled aboard by his coni-j
rndes.
BULOiljcf
IS NOW ON I
I
licrlin, Orl. 2l». -Tin* Inlcnui
limial hnluon rae«' is m»w iinili-r
full swinjr, I In* haloous now up.
prnrfchinpc I In* Russian l>«
II is Impossible In loll which is
leading
AUTOMOBILE MAKES i
RECORD • TIME
LOS ANGELES, October 29.—Ralph
Hamlin, In a Franklin car, made the
distance between this place and Phoo
nix, Arizona, five hundred andr elev
en miles, In sixteen hours and ttrtnty
■even ntauwii bevel** 1**t f**i
time by four hours.
Jl
The Alaska Halfway Commission,
was engaged today, In hesflnt tfc*
cttlzens of Cordbpi, teWftg *>f
advantages ot tb« Copper A*tor 1lajUC
over any other route from <h\n
to the Interior. it Im d*Ha*» to dbttfth
(It# fre*fue«t intervals when tntfna
are not running. . y
YrdfflWs mid notloy 25c nt Vfll
de?! Cafe. • . \jf
TWENTY THOUSAND
GIVEN TO "DRYS
Prohibition Party has 8pent a
Paltry sum in Present
Campaign
Washington, Oct. 30—The ]
Prohibition Campaign Commit
Ice has tiled its statcnienj. of
contributions and expenditures
with the clerk of the house of
represcnalives. Twenty thous
and dollars has been eontributyJ
since lh»' opening of tin* cam
paign.
ROOSEVELT HAPPY,
WILL SPEAK
To "fesume Stump at Madison
Square Qarden tunjght—Un
able to Use Arm
oyster Hay, Oct, •'*<>—llnose
| vi*lI was in a happy mood today
when In* ♦was interviewed by v
I representative of the associated
press. 11«• can't shake hands
willi liis right arm, hut says lie
is well enough to speak in Mail
! ison Square <larden lonivhl.
MORE MEN
THAN WOMEN
• S\a.-»liiiifili>n, (»rl. 30—Tin;
ri-iisiis ImllH in i.— n«*« I today
siii»\\f»i thai ihi'rr \mti' r»r»H.iir>:t
mall's amliH;t,327 < IVmak's in
I In* stale of Washington, or
130.."I males I" eafli 100 females,
fn 11)00 Hie ratio was 142.2
frinah's l<> t-acli 100 females.
muniuItrike
IS BROKEN
MANILA, October . 29.—The back
bone of the Btrike among the cigar
makers is broken. The men struck
owing to the requirement of the gov
ernment that those engaged in the
manufacture of cigars should regis
ter, this being done as a sanitary
precaution, to which the men objec
ted.
INCREA8E IN OUTPUT
FROM OLIFF MINE
nui-inK Ilie last half of Orln.
rh»r, flu* III iff mine has prmluns!
iihmm' prnl<f than (hiring nny sim
ilar period . inco (lie fire tw-»
years ngn. The manag«>ineii!
has heen working five stamps al'
month and have plenty of ore
ill' xiidit t»» work all the startups
(hiring the remainder of I he
len*o.
Mr. A. B. lies, reports that prac
<t|£AUy «|V wort ,l« ttie copper belt.
hAA beta ■ujfrwfcfcd for the neason,
?wrimr JAWfw of Mod «*d
«upC>MM. V'MWM ofc the blocked
1*4 ot t*© ttae-ft* w> Iocr a period'.
y '* ■>*■ ii i« ■ .
Wilson hits
BIG INTERESTS
Democratio Nominee Would Pre
vent Trusts from U8ing Tar
iff to Qouge People
Philadelphia, Del. 30—\\'oi»d
row Wilson says I In* deinoerals
an* not advocating: free trade,
bul merely want to keep th»» big
interest^ from hiding* behind a
tariff wall l<> continuue lining
I heir own porkest a't I he expense
of lie many.
SHMMED,
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Vice-President Dangerouusly III
and Little Hope Entertained
For His Recovery
*
I
J I lira. Oct. 30—Viee-President
iSlnTinan is sutfi-rin? 'rriin seler
losis of lli<' k ii 111«* •I*i »\\ •• i* I'll I
i siiiiiulanls wen* injrrlrd into
jhis arlerii's last nighl. Ilul
| lit 11 !• h»»pi' i> lii'lil < ill ' Ii.v Ii s
ph> -ifians.
'not illegal
MARRY COUSIN
l'liilii<lf^|i|iiii. Ilrl. jt'ln
I sii)in>iti<> nmrl of lln> >i;ilr lists
j iIiti<li*i| I liiil a innrria.aro !»»• I\v«»«»n
I ILi-fiT roiisins. allIkiii^Ii |>r<»|iil»
jlcil hy slaluuli' in I'Miinsyl\ania,
is mil. illr^svl if coiilrarfi't] in a
sal«' wlion- siirli mar.iagrs
arc n'l'ognizi'il.
courT^aiufF
IS It THIEF
Milaroil. Ocl. —William
iManauiKT, who scrvnl ns halifl
during Ho* C.ainpKII munliT
ti'ial, has Ihm-ii r«»n\ irtcil on a
cliarK"' <'f picking Ih•* pookHs of
Ili«» jiimrs ami .■••iiIimh'imI t•»
a Iitim of nno year in jail, whjrh
In* will siTvr in I lie* jail al Tan
<tna.
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
PASSES JUNEAU
Tin' Ailmiral Sampson passcil
Juneau »»l 1 o'clock. this morn
ing.
AI I ho -\rcfic jifuhopbootl
dartre mi llallow'ccn fh'ft
\lort of a witch will b'o shown,
moving as in lifo. This i* rto
job. hnl will show the amiriionec
ft real. live skeleton, as active
nH a*iv in r#al lifi*. saw thai ill
he a skelelon.
iBob Mcintosh's freight lenins
will arrive al Ptnrmlgrtn Drop
tonight. Six more relay horses
will ho onl along I ho line in Hie
morning.
FOR, 8Af«&^01obe-Wernicke »*<v
ttofol boolt cases; cabinet Wi; of
Jlcjt-'chairs and tables; typewriting «a
w4;- ittffs; fcdolls; iOoU;plc
tuiV*. «t<v • J. *>. tf!
CARRIES LIMIT
OF PASSENGERS
Charges against 8leamer North
western Found GrOundles9""
Mariposa Arrives
Senile, Ocl. 30—The customs
olTiei^ls after counting the pas
sengers on the Northwestern
from Nome, after charges had
heen made that the t<learner was
i parrying more than the limit of
j passengers, found that the ves
isel was well within 1 li*> limit
allowed hy l:<w. The steamer
Mariposa arrived from smith-1
We>lern Alaska yeslerda> nn»rn
inu.
CHIMNEY SWEEPS j
| FIND BODY;
!
!
Chimney Sweeps Make Horrifying
Discovery in Light Well—Cooked !
Body of Man.
• VANCOUVER, n. C., October 2fJ.—
Cramped -into a small flour sack, ove
which a coal sack was drawn, and
j with thn torso severed into three
I pieces, the nude remains of what, was
I once a tall middle aged man. werej
I found at 3:30 o'clock yesterday af'-i
lernoon in thelight well of an apart-!
Jnu.-nt house at 310 Vernon Drive. Thcj
j discovery was made l>y two chimney:
Isweeps, engaged in cleaning the flues'
| of the butilding. „
Inunediately following lJuir horri-l
| tying discovery, the police wen- noti
j fiod. and the coroner performed a
short preliminary examination. Af-i
ter the bones and remains had been
closely examined, the doc.'-ors voiced!
the opinion that the man had come!
to his death .through foul play, possi
bly seven or eight months ago, and
that tho remains hail then been boil
ed for the purpose of hiding the
crime.
THAGM ESTATE :
IS APPRAISED'
I
Sc.iiji', Orl. JJI-TIi.. ailmini>-j
i t l > of |l|)> «• v|;«i •• ,.r .1. \). |
1'l'lniKUiinl. doooasod, Itsi\«> ;i|• _ '
j 11 r«i i—•••! I In* ««s I a I f • ill *).">.Oon.
j i
MURDERS BO*. I
ON TRIAL!
{
\Vir»liiimfti»n OH. yo—Tuny
Afjlnnu, an- Italian "huomakor,
*wras arrtiigiu'd . for trial be fori*
Jtixlicv HtatTod Imlay, charged
.wftli th«? mnrder of 12—year old
IlajTy Hmitli. The alloyed erinit*
wan tr.ifnmit.tofJ Inal f**pfoflnhor,
and attracted \Vido attention n(
ltho time. Tin- Kalian, as
charged \1y (h£ polico, murdcrrnj
the Smith buy, who with other)
lad* |s said •«» have boon loa* i
ing him, and then sol ftro in hi*
*hnomaker .Mhop lo hide I ho al - j
legefT crlrtio. i
i
The floor of Ragle Hall linn l»o >n j1
thoroughly renovated by lamon T>og-'i
Rett, who has made a good Job. IV'. i
atd«i planing down the floor ho hax
wt>rlted In wax by tbo nue of an o|oc-'
tflc Iron.
SCHOOL PROJECT
FOR RESERVATION
Town Council Will Meet this Even
ing to Consider Offer For Rent
ing Building.
3 T. A
Federal authorities having peremp
torily ordered the Reservation school
board to maintain a separate- school
within the district and having with
held money to maintain it until th<»
Bchool is established, the school
hoard has offered to move the new
town school building to the Reserva
tion and pay rent for It. This prop
(Continued from page ."P.
MRS. R. S. PACKARD
PASSES AWAY
Col. B. F. Millard Receives Sad
News of Daughter's Sudden
Death .<
I.iki- a J.I'll Iroiii ;t r|t*;ir .-l»y
Ila>tu'(l I In* imws lij C..1, It. J'.
Mill-'tiil of III)* i|«-iilh n|' his i-Mi.-sl
daughti-r, Mrs. It. S. Parkanl. uf
I.Ujj Angi-h-s. < lai I i r* > r 11 j. Mrs.
Packard was • 111iI•' well kiinwn in
Villile/, liiixin^ \isiii.(| 11*• lailn-r
ami l»rollii-r lta\ Iwii-i- within tin
pas! fmir >i-iir.». iiihl h ;i • I i-mi
Ir* t n 111 ii I <-il ii \isil la-t -iiinim-r.
Ida Mai* I'iirki-nl wn«. horn in
Chippewa I ill Is, \\ isciiii-iii, iiiiit
niiirrii-il It. S. P;nk;u<| in llarim-.
111o siijnc slate. Tlii- ili-ri-iiAi il
h-a\ i's a hnshanil, a hri^hl ii111••
11 a 11 v h I «• r. fill ln-r. Iirnlhi-r iimi
hiil|* sisli-r In tininrn tin- un-at
Joss uf ii |n\injr wife mutln-i*.
iliin^hli-r ainl -i-ili-i*. Tin- >>in
piil.hy of all will pro mil In I'.ul.
Mi I la ril in hi.* hereavi'im-nl.
ELECTION RETURNS
AT EAGLE HALL
On Tuesday Nig it the Arctic
Brotherhood will Flas « the
Elecliori Returns
Yalde* ('.amp of I In* Arctic
Urol Imrhood lias decided to give
a smoker uii Tuesday evening in
Kngle hall, when the election re
turns will 1m> Mashed on a screen
from a j*lereopticnn. Everyone
will he welcome. Complete bul
letins will ho received al I he
hall as fa*t ajs they eomp over
th•• wire. ami will ho continued
as long as press dispatches con
tinuiie to eome.
A. H. lies arrived on last ev
ening's Berlha from Cordova l<»»
nfUeml some preening business
matter* in I lie city. Mr. lies
reports good progress having
Iw'On made on the copper prop
I'rlfeM on which he hav« hern
forking this Mummer.
Fint FUflf«Vn at
"JIM Secretary," F.dison drama;
'Doolcy'.x Rcwnrd," Dog Comedy:
'The Poor Relnlnn," pretty inclo
irama; "Economy," scream com
•dy. (toiid music. Save your
'oupoiis f«»r Saturday eveuinp.
FOR SAf.E-Charlcr oak heating
love, large size. Apply Dr.
'.O'jkcrllle.