enthusiastic meeting wa» h-'ld.
i:i A. R. Hall Wednesday night un
er ihe auspicis of the Until R.pub
ik&a C;ub. Thre« caujUaf s ">'r
pro-l. l>aa outaerlai.d, llL.rw.iii
l'ru-p aiiii Caah Col*?, TU>' lla;l • as
til; J wills' 111^-11 and wo!u«'il. Howar.l
A»'-^'.v l'residout of tlu' lod| ciub
was >u the chair and pn"sld«J.
r. H« rmjji Tripp :uid (Mali Colo
:»-ia. fe" re maris :wd, ask>'d *ke
support of the local voters
fop the vhoje aa.l for thorn
t- hv- a tenitoral ropr«'3 utativs.
Tir' lioiiorabp" iv.in Sitherlan.l
:aad? me primipal sp'ch of the
His uiaiu points " r' the*-*
t:i pliu» iitl iu his campaign in. other
l>arto of : t'rritorj. H:s aland
it r il.i- <-i< v'ion. rather than tin. ap
poiatai-i;t of the Coveraor of
Alaska met "i'h a a hearty rospoiis0
t>a titf part °f the a'^'TC. li
lud J iu Uiis ojoctioa 1lie Sup r
of Schools. But
of t;- s- ofk,tS should bK iu th^
8; : \; Mie Territory arid not a-s i
■a i: '. : r soia1' political work«t frota
vivia o.- T xas. a hilll put the.
<_ :ir this object would meet
with fa-.or ami s®rve crying n>'i'd
th:s S'r'i ll of the coUutry.
S'\i<:u! the conservation of the.
fish of the territory, so a»* to
coniiLUj >' for scaerat'oas to come,
this iritiv-- source of wealth, alsn.
ai' t Mtli the approval! of ali pre
v..i. That 'lie l>'niocrct$ have
f" ilurius the ei,'ht »ars of
t-Mrii u> ila nnj'tbity In this dir
>vr*i>:t wa> mad«' eWd«:it. H0 the
t-i'.u tc i upon tl»e J«a^s Sltfpp'ti:
bi!l. F!i.< cmtat'oa »"aj that
tren betrayed in lU' billl and,
cut to the fis!i?ri<'s and. ship j
p-H iU< rt--t>, t[le t»o words,"Kx
i.pt Aiaska' in ic 27 ar' un '
dc Bl t d i roof 0' thi* contention.
Tli- Democrat* are K'l^f to tH
from a:.d arrounj th0 fact, but
th'T* jt st.in is to eondeain thorn at
■ ■.y turn. I- "as ilivriaiinatury.'
•
i i:> t!,v bill if th'.-ro had not..!
i :t pits0 desirous of hav-us,
i: r f t:»'ir o'A'n se)f*s!i.,
..it'.: out re ard li» how it!
•• i-l a: «.vt t.V t-ni-orj".
, - u d .-. Sutherland's first tri?
to Skasway during the r.-.mpalRn'and
nut.-' !)•• >niil tliut )i0 luado many
trkiuls, by hi.i sar.Jty, the cos«'ncy <t
i is ix:isoiiii:s ami th0 maniiVst'on
v-;' iLfllu'i;t of th» n«-»"ds
of 'lit- t> rritory. Th,. sp'^eh was
onspi.iru* fur tli'' :ib .' B.C0 of iluit
»iuoV cloud cloud serosa, —••persaa.
a' \itupcriUcn" so (o:isp|c|ou« 'n
the cam i. a I an being carried on by
th*-- p|>rs' utativs of ibe l»r sj.u'
r .. in-- in t'l ' t'Tiitory an.l nation. '
Til" people arc able an.il ready to
.iMi.iMi'st! til0 marks of r'al; merit.
a:i.| thf cr.llins of names "ill not
v.i . f« i . ■« i.io. rats i'.:&tUins liito
the tunii .if vot'i itfjr aaUiciptU.'.
Mr. jout'$rland was straight
for" arc! cl ar| fair anil force'ul. He
wou for ! i s- !f an i a-'rty m.i iy
;mi • by I i i ip_ > i ll. •
' Ui'.r !J';Q CC!?7
I'll Hbi i1.H J i iW
Kite ins
ffii
Washington, Wednesday— Tlio Ceu
gu; return' on tlio state of NYvada.,
show that stnt» to lia.o S veniy
s?ven. thousand four hundred ami
seven people a <k-creas° of fiva
;» t , '
Wyoming has » hundred and
ntuviy four thousand four hundred
snd t«o.
mmm \
■ FORCES quii!
Rig", Thursday—Tho MiUtaryi op'r
atiou; fcetneon the Poles ami 'he
I ithuani-'n* have c a-fd. j
YOUR CAREER
is what you make it. You have the power within
you to ruin it or make it an honorable one with credit
to yourseif.
We never saw a man dotfn and out who made it
a rule of his life to build up a|bank account.
Banking encourages thrift.
BanK of Alaska
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or^Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or g'ass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Dev:led Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy^CoDckies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs-. Porters Mayonaisc ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates'and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of freih fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
BROOKLYN TAKES THE LEAD
IN WORLDS PENNANT SERIES
Brooklyn. Thursday —Brooklyn]
too't the load In the third gam6
oi the scrie8, when, Sherry the
»outhpuw 'linger downed the ind'
by a »:ore of two to one. Smith
the Brooklyn twlner had the Am<'ri
can Champions a°t his mercy thru
out the whole game. Clevelandl
i-cored Its run. oa a doublel
La-»e hit *•>' Sheaper and anetror
ty Whl'at. which allowed -Speaker
to make 'he lone tally. '
' Brooklyn w0n the gam© in th0
first Inning when they _mad° two
runs off Caldwell, When the In
dian liuriecr walked Olson, and. Se
■*><•11 l;Obbed Gri'flth a grounder,,,.
\VI>at and M>'ers followedl the8.
uj/ with t"o »insll<-s wtii^ scord
01 "on and Griffith,
Malls the Cleveland southPa"',
then tcok th^ mound for the,
vWor3 and pitched briiiant ball,,
holding tlio National Leaguers safe
to the end of the seventh wh»a he
w*as relieved for a pinch hi'ter.
Brooklyn, T'nursday Tue l'n© "r
ot th« Cleveland tc-am tor today '3
gam6 is as follows; Evanslf Warn
Ssaufa 2b. Speaker, cf; Burns lb;
Garuner, 3b; Wood, rf; Sewell, ss; O
Mail8, p; Brooklyn, 0[son,S3; J.
Johnston, 3b; Griffith, r; Wh-iat.
it; Myers, cf;, Konnchy, lb; Kil
duff 21; M'ller, c. Smith, p;
tfroouly:.. lat?, T .« d:iy P. M.
—'i'ris Speaker tin' lea lei cf the
flashy Cleveland. LiJVuis got of in,
il>® tint gairn- to a cfina'ng s art,
in tl'o World's Series this after
noon. Th'y dow'n the ilrookiyn tied
a'oi's iliree to on* in the iBItal.,
gair.e uith a c.o"d of onlookers,,
minilKTicg 23S94.
Thl American lvalue Chomp'on"
played their satno sensational brand"
of l oli'iri^ baseball "hjcih carried
them over all compttltors for the
honor" in the ^nierlcau League.
Stanley Covelcsk pitched supern
ball thruout the sain0 and turned
back the Xal'onal batsman in aji
imt the one inning.
The Cleveland spitbal cityst on'
pitched and outclassed Marquard.,
the famous southpaw pitcher of
the National I^igue and the grea
hop0 of the Urookiyn, dodgers.
iJrooki.vu's hopes of getting a
renins stirt on the Indians 'n.
sending the southpa"' into the box
'he t'irsc innin-fo "eji gliinniorin in
spits of the fact t'lat th> Cleveland
t'-arn is t0pheavy In l°ft handed
bittern.
The cjassie fielding on th© part,
of Speaker, Smokey, Joel Wood'it
and young Joe sewelilf without'doub
helped Coveleskie ia his pitching a
guinst the Suprebaa. Both. Speaker,
and Wood mad® fine running catc I
•es of ball]s in deep terr'toryowhlchj
would liave gone for cs'ra boses'had
j they not stopped th'm. j5ew'ell made
a jumping catch lino drive from
D<?mara bat -which m'ght might have,
gone for an extra bas© h^-l it for
! gotten thru.
j The score by inning "'as as fol I
Hows.
Brooklyn—0 00000100 lj
Cleveland-0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ^ 3 i
Brooklyn, Wednesday — Todays,
liue up of the Two teams laying
for the W rld's Championship is
as follows: [
Cleveland, Jamieson, left fieid; ,
Wam^ganss, Sccoml. J>aso; Speaker,
centre field; Smith, right- field; j
Gardner, third base; "W. Johnson,'
first base; S°weil, sliort stop;
O iNe'U catcher, and Bagby Pitcher. 1
Brooklyn, Olson, sliort stop; J.
Johnston, th'ra base; Grlffitt, rigl:
nn«l, Wheat, loft Field; JO'e*-3...
rinti^ fWd; Konotchy, first base:
Kilduff, second base; Mi!l°r, catch
<r; Crimes, Pitoher.
Brooklyn, Wtcln'^day— Brookly
wen ih<' t: o second same of th« «<"
ic. with a score of thr°« to nothing
' Grimes ill® Brooklyn star pitcher
today put th° sccou<l game of the
Series on ice for the Dodgers of the
National I^oague. His t9ammat<>s,
piled np the scores which won the
gamo 'n the early innings by bunch
i.'ig tir ir lilt* on the CleVelatrvl p'tch I
ing .ice. Bagby pitched a ood.ame'
but the Indiar.sa were not -Able to
do anything "ith tli© sp'tball artist;
of the Dodgers. Crimen was clearly j
tU^ "hole show f0r his sPi^-Lal curv /
es broke sharply and hc at all'
timet tad the Cleveland team w/ii
in hand .
Thruout tli« game Speak'T for
the Indians pllayed a s»a.r gtune,,
making t«'o pretty catches fn the
"olC and leading his t^am with the
wlUow . Gra'mes, in the oi,rht was'in
a tipht hole when he walked three
men, but the splendid snport ot h's|
team m folding the balis kept, j
the Cleveland team from scoring." I
The -seere by Innings are; I
Cleveland—0 00000000 01
UrooKlyn—1 01010000 3j
T«'o base hits, V'heat, Gardiner,)
Griffith. Speaker. Stolen, baso J.;
Johnston Doable play, Gardner to j
O'Xeil, to W. Johnston, to O'N'eil, |
Left c n base9 Cleveland ten, Brook |
lyn Four, Bases on bal's, of Grinue" j
four; of Bagby, 1 hits o Bagby six
innings seven Uhlio noil© i two j
inir.gs; ctru k out by Gimmes, two by
Uhle, three Brooklyn seven hits, I
U" errors, Cleveland seven hits, one t
°rror.
E
rittsburg, Thursday —Aft«r kill
iu3 a patrolman and a civilian a
number of Mexican laborer8, arm.
«d T-ith pjstols, barricaded tbem
&elvt>s 'n their boarding house at
homesteJd Hast night and gave bat
ti® to a po'so o£ the police and
a c' nt'gent of firemen.
[
WILL CELEBRATE
Seattle, Thursday —Arthur SJeag
her, Premier of Canada, a represen
tative aid president yet to be'Aame<l
end the Senators and Congressmen,
from thia state attend a dinner
to b- given here 'n, Doc ember. The
dinner is to celebrate th,o twenty
sixth anniversary of the organization
ct til- Yukon Ord©r of Pioneer3,
IIS ULTIIII
I
| London, Wednesday —Great Brit
I a'n is read? again to don. the j
I war paint and feather8, agrinst tl:«
I Russians. An ult'matuni has been
| sent to tho Bolshevik! which con J
| tains demands ^'ith regard to the
|
j reieass of war prisoners held by!
Russii, and the cessation; of Bol
slievik' propoganda.
The ultimatum has s°nt to
I Moscow by Foreign, Minister Curzon. j
London, Thursday—Curzon'3 ul'i j
inafum to the Soviet Bear, has had
an eifect of some moment. Tho i
| Soviet reply to the Ultimatum ha«
j beer received and " i3 understood, j
to bo acceptable. Foro'gn Minis j
I ter . Tchitcher!a of the Soviets has
j authorized the commission, of which
Krassin is the head to use Its ut
most powers to preserve a useable re
I la'.ions ix>ttn"eoU the two powers.
The Steamship Jefferson, sailed at
five this 3 afternoon. The followingl
are bound for Skagway, Jerry O'Neill
D. M. Andirews( B. E Taan,er, A
Collison, For Hain,es Miss Webber. i
Chicago, Wedn®aday—Ttl® 'U. S.
Circuit Court of APP«aLa hacidei
dcwn a docislon, today upho!
ing the convict'on, of Haywood aiyl
ninety oth<?r !• W. W enthusiast)
They v®!* all gonitwi
to tli«- Leavenworth k>®nit*ntlary'for
obatruct'ng lhe draft law.
u.
L
Washington, Wednesday—The Pre
aident r«c«'\-«d the chaplains war,
ni' dal from tl.o Federal Council of
Churches of America as "AW e*
press!on.' 0f apreciation, of the ctvun
ches for his di*tingT.usIii'd. service
to the Cnuiches and to he World
thru .his leadership helping to wln
tl-.e V/orldl War and In br'ngins to
Uie world the ideals embodied in
th« league of Nations.'' ,
KM FIRM TO
GET DUT LUMBER
Por'iar.d, Wednesday—The Peters
bUi'K Lumber Co of Petersburg a.' '
;iska "as a"arded the purcfoase'of
5U,i.'00-feot o£ Sitka, sprue® and
hemlock in the Tongass Na'lonal,,.
Fi>! e:-t. The timber lies 'n the Bay
l>f Pi!ers and "ill b« used lor lumber
HON SHflICK IS
SET ST LARGE
L<Mv»nworU', Wednesday —Hard,
Von Schaick "'ho "as e.1 one
:iu:e Consul for the German rmperia
Government at San Fra2KJsco, and
Franz Von Dopp at on0 time Vice
Consul for the German Government
at ttc sams city """r0 r-lo-sod from
tlie penitentiary yest"rday afternoon
U. S. li IP!
H'xico, City, Wednesday— Intitna
tli ns ar® g'ven out tint Gr^at
Britain France and the United ritat
p3 have concluded) a treaty ajait^t
At'sico. The grouaid for these 'n,
tiniaiiorip is found in, Washington.
d'-spitches to th.e state off'cials Iieie.
It is believed tha,t this lr*aty 'jas
i-f{fr« ncu to ">nd is >com,ul'cte I witli an
agreem^n^ regard in tli« collection, of
damages dotting tho recon' revolu
t'ons. It Is said the amount of
laaia§*s to b® collate! rur:& into
sum of twenty millions.
m esrr
Constantinople, Wedin<'sdiiy Pet^r
B. .itruve th<j foro>gti minister in
th6 government of General WrSJi
gel), states It as his op'nion 'hat
tho 'will s°e the e^.i. of the
•Moscow government, and tlia1 the
Soviet rnJe Is about to L'cJ.
s.
u
Kilt IN REVOLT
Par's, WMn^fday — Fourth huaid
red Russian sailors ledl th« re
voltl in pnrograd which resulted 'n.
tw0 days of street fighting accord
ing to papers received h^r0. The
loadersl of the revolt have been shot.
IDE HIE PASS S
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COMFORT SERVICE SAFETY
FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and 'from; Dawson,
Fairbanks, and ajl Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation our fleet of modern steam
ers will operate regularly tha entire length of the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
Daily train service(exc8pt Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor observation cars on every train
Pull information regarding passenger and freight rates
upon applying to
H. Wheeler, General flanager
Skajjuay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building, Seattle. Wash.