Maintenance Of Ways Men
To Walk Out In Strife
Chicajja. i»ct. 12.—Tl »'iis ati
uoun.iil last nijiht that tlie l"nited
|tru|I)>: <u<iulji of Malntonanw of
\\ i>s Kmplovees of the railroad
Hungary Plans
To Expel Charles
•• : a'litnai. t1*; that it will
KUAKI MK\ STXKT STKIKK
.
..■rt'.' nt road went on striko toda>
Houston. t.
\<> 11m>l> sHiiKTAt.K
KKXISKU 1\ >TKIkl
i >. I 2 I — Secret a r*
fierlwrt Hoovt-r told
T«»WKI» INTO hil!T
• »| |i l AsilldNKIt \\ \I.TZ
VoMIMi l!\l'K T<» ri>\VKKj
i arf drawinc on 1
altimuch rota;nins
'»t*n changed .
iidjitinn of many .
shop laborers would join with thi
strikers if a walkout comes. Thi:
organization controls a roeinhershu
ol 35.000.
Bomb Maims Seven
Policemer
plosion ol' a hon-.lv T bomb was
thrown in the crowd during a meet
conviction of i e coll:illu rusts in
Dedhum, Mass. »ho are awaiting
\i,i»roim;i\th»\> tx»u
\ i \-»k t in n
\Vasiin>-1 >n. —While
goodly ntjsnlter
in 'he elt} «»■•••• '>>1 :n the Sen
ii< js as tvque>i<ni lor
HI 1 \l I.TIM, ol s Ii l i!
\| IKI - (
oft er for the slate of W;t«hins?<>n.
count of a shortage in his w Hit. is.
Ill l i \l> Kil l. VoTi:
T XKI N Ml)MH\
Washington. ivt 2-—The House
will vote next Monday on ihe hll
to extend authority to the adtnin
rul.H KM V\ KSIM Ki l> < H I"
li\ l'\II{ <.H<>vr til \TF!•
sI.mI.-i in »i er:iv'lawi ir't> 1 the
.< hopes ii would 1'nali!'1 t rti to
w.n\i \«>tu i
Chili "ill h:ko 1,1 SmixsRlers Cow
to^orrtiw afternoon. wealhi r per
2 from A 1! Hail A special meet
ing is raited for Monday at thp dub
rooms. Pon't fail to attend, as the
SAVE BY A SYSTEM
t perience has tnusht lis thai very few people save a lai
amount of money by hapazard methods, on the contrary, we i
tir.- that those who regularly sjt\e a small amount usually have 1
!;>• " li.mk accounts.
SA\ h OF YlM'R SALARY I' VCH MONTH \N"H \S Mi l
MOKE AS roSSlBLK
open Savings Acount with a small amount and stick to
Don't make a bin "splurge" and then "fall down."
$ 1 00 opens a Savings Account
Lenine Grows
Pessimistic
> I Moscow, Oct, 22.—J^eniTie in a
s speech yesterday afternoon in thi
i city, declared that the communisis
must face the fact that they are re
establishing capitalism, and th.
question is whether the peasantr
1 will follow the capitalists or the
I communists He admitted that th'
capitalists could organize quicker
ar.d better than the communist?
' "When thai Is done, they will," he
declared, "send us communists i
the devil."
I MTK!> KTATKS RANKS
SRO>\l> 1\ \ A\ XI vTKIM.TII
Washington. Ooct 22—The o
ciul tabulation which has been dolt<
for the coming conference, disclose
' the fact that ts.e Vnited S;ai--s
' ranks second among the naval po
!i»K1.\HOM\ to M*\AGK RnAfW
t\ STATK I> \ -TiltHI
| "rnor Kofoertson of I h s stme it
! . l:ir. d in *" statement ciwn out :: »•
. giossession of all the railroad* in '
Two Ministers In
Portugal Killed
coast <;i aki) ottkr hkai; j
\liRIVKS IN M \TTI I
Seattle. On 21.—Ketnrt
her annual cruise of Bering -
States coast guard cutter Hear.
Capt. 0. S Cochran t
and prepare for winter
the north the Bear cruised o\<'T h
wide radius. heing St times
the Arctic. It was or her first cruise
into thpse waters that she met with
and lent assistance to the s '.-ner
Maud. ('apt. Koald Aniundsi
ploring vessel, now moored in i.akp
Discussine the trip and i
in the north Capt. Cochran
"Prospects for Alaska are ven
is very promising The influenza
epidemic that has heen raffing
among the northern peoples for the
last few years has at last subsided
ihe bureau of education. w! , h has
control of the territory and lias l>een
i tion."
KX-EMPKIUH5 <11 Mil.I -
<>\ w %y t<» in i>\im:st
j Vienna. On. 22.—Former Fmpw
j or Charles of Austria arrived vit
j aeroplane from Switzerland a*
I Odenburp. in Bureenland. on Fri
I day. This is the '..upon of a mes
I <aee from Odenhurc According to
the same messa.ee the ex-Emperor
I is proceeding toward Budapest, es
corted by the Oden?>urp troops
Pol.lfKMl \ t;i \l?l>
HKRKKTi s HOME
; Paris. Oct. 22.—Hundreds of police
, men are puardinp the home of Em
bassador Herrick and the American
' Embassy to prevent a threatened
I march apainst both by the oonnun
I ists.
I —
.<;<ton roKTi\r t\\i sks
max to snrmE
Seattle. Oct. 21.—A cash estate
of five thousand dollars n-as left to
Fred Olson, a shinple weaver of this
i city. When Olson was notified that
j the estate was his he became sud
denly insane and killed himself.
Japan The Chief
Peace Peri
Honolulu. Oct. 2S.—The Japane!
Empire is the chief factor in the In
perilling of the peace of the world i
she present time, according to a
■ •pinion expressed by Doctor Chan
Yudx Chaun, the chief counsellor <
the Chinese Foreign office at Pel
in. Doctor Chaun is on his wa
to Washington to attend the Confei
once to he held there. With him
. party of ninety-»-ight consultln
delegates.
IMSOMINKNT MEN IN
BANKRl IT OWCKR
Chicago, iki. 21.—A number c
prominent men. among whom at
William Jennings Bryan, bough
shares in a cooperative society I
\merit a whose attairs are bein
. red in bankruptcy proceeding)
which are now being held.
< \1T\IN ( H. THOM \S
I5K< KI\ KS \PI>»1\TMEV
Seattle —Captain C H Thomas
well known to Alaskans because o
lit- being mazier of vessels in th
run of the Tacific Sieamshl]
has been appointed to commam
•!. 1'. S Shipping Board liner Wen
atrliee. which sails for the Orien
Congress After
Lasker's Scalp
Washington. Or: II—C ongresi
<3 playing a disposition to ques
i'1,airman l~isker'f handling o:
Shipping Board s affairs Th<
,l>ers of thf lower House warn
to transfer thf functions of th«
hoard to the secretary of commerce
A hill was introduced today hj
R> ri-wBlsliVf Sweet of low* call
• c for the abolition of the Ship
W* e Hoard and making prorisior
for the creation of a Bureau of Am
pru.'in Merchant Marine under th«
»t»ry of comraem There is al
so a question in the minds of the
n : jte as illustrated in the resolu
■ >n adopted hv that body after its
nt --oduction by Senator Poindexter
'.tch the Shipping Board is di
•a to make a complete state
! of ts affairs to the Senate.
!! \> Hi*. < \Rti<i
V°ROM WKSTWARII
it a big carco consisting of ore.
3 fish, salt a?id barreled fish.
* steamship Valdei of the Alaska
•-.mship company arrived from
K. zehtie Sound and will be tied ur
i- the winter. Sh« encountered
re storms sontbbound. accord
the statement of a leading Se
salmon packer.
■ canned salmon business has
< ha it. and is no* on a bast!
where there is soue comfort In il
fi> i- packer, and *lso for the job
bf retailer and consumer. Th«
market is steady and that is a con
dr on every one likes to see Th<
present stocks of salmon held oi
':• Pacific coast will just about taki
of the demand until after th<
n> \t packing season The suppi
is not large enough to cause buyer
to hold off placing their orders ti
expectation of a decline in price an
on the other hand is not stna'
nough to mislead the packer int
holil ng the pack at prohibit!*
prices.
PR1VCKSS ALICE
TOMORROW MORMV
Ha] Johnston. local asent for tl
C T R Co.. received advice todi
thai the Princess Alice would a
rive here tomorrow morning wit
about one hnndred tons of freigl
and a few jias-ienpers.
The Princess Alice will sail t<
morrow evening for the south.
Miss Winona Jewell will not 1
in Skagway on Sunday as announ
ed. on account of the failure of tl
Spokane to reach port. She is e
pectod on Monday t>r Tuesday «r
will speak in the Social Center Tne
day evening at 7:30. All are icri
ed.
LABOR BOARS CALLS H R.
AND SIR 1110 MEETING
e j
Chicago. Oci S2.—The answer of
the labor board to threatened strik.
on the railroads. is a call Tor a mol
ing of the railroad heads of th<*
country and the leaders of the five
his unions The larbor lioard Is
backed by all the authority of the
government. The conference is call -
fd for next wwk and the board has
Murderer Tries
To Commit Suicide
Roseburg, Oct II —Ductor Brun
field, the convicted murderer who Is
In prison in this town, tried to com
mit suicide today by putting his
throat with a piece of bridge *ork
which he had taken from his montl
He may recover.
U1SK RAFT riRKWOOP
1\ < Hll.K \T
William Croiier and Mail Sundee
bad the misfortune to Irwe a rafi o:
lops the> were towinj: to Skwfoa
for firewood.
Wben they arrived in Lynn Cans
below Seduction point a strone r
. blowinp out of Chi'kal riTer tool
them and before they could run t
shelter the lops were all loose d
i it was with difficulty the boat c.
! to a safe place for anchoraee
The loss is very heavy, as it w.i'
i a large raft
IRMY WlTHHRtHV
WHtV TRKATTKS » \< HW«.I l«
I Hardir.c sipned tbe order for lh<
ratification of the peace treatv » itfc
■ (Jermanv So soon as the ;*•
; documents are ev>h*nped. order?
will he issued for the withdrawal
tinned in Germany
attention—trn m i<>\
Tbe Ladtes' Altar Socieu
Mark's Church will hold a Kan< *
Work and Cooked Food stir
ISth of November The; v.ill >
many fine thine* to offer and i is
will be a splendid oppon«nii\ to
secure many of vour Christ"
(rifts Remember the dat» Nov
ber J9lh. We thank
ri • :>«m3 tbp onion* not I > atrike an
il the board ha* heard th»ir grlev
aocM and rendered a dedalon The
boar<5'« action rlnnaHy D'lM that
;her» will be do ntlikc oo Oct. SO,
nrlf** the union* ahould choone rn
.'penly defy the jro*emmeni. for r
i* unllkelr that a decision will b«
reached before that date
No Result From
Labor Conference
rtt-i-aeo Oct. 2i.—The confer
of labor leader* with the fed
-a iroad board wan Hummed up
hi ihairman Hooper of the )att*r
board He *aid the sum of the imo
It r. nee *n* thai the dl»cu*ait>n>
h-itp beneficial No definite r«mh«
were obtained.
»>»m: sn nKVTs
i:\n i*m\ u\ thu\
rac- Oot. 22 ^oi." atudenta
d' viiiE an automobile were lun
n h> n train and kllied. TLe
ud<nt* »tt» from the I'nUmtt*
Cbirae Herbert Hopk1n» of
vt\ Or* Starwood Johntor
of itjn|>oli<•. Tbomaa Hotllla*
;<i>d Harold Pklntier
M IMPKR OIMP^NV
I.I TV roWKR I4CK\>iK
\\ ashineior Ort JJ —A Hrene*
-M:r-d io Hie Alaskan Araerlcsn
i corporation for a hydro
. development proJ«rt at Or
';'k<> on Rerillainrpde I*Ucd
. r . ft is for S 2"P hor*.*power
turbine* The rc.nwm
p! 'cd i mr will he uaed In th*
op' r*:'on of a pulp paper mlK ai
VKiRPHIM \M> WHISKFV
HBTAINKO UTKR FHiMT
\ - York " t. 21 — W'bl»k«jr asd
tiiti» ruined at a quarter of a
■ .»r, dollar* was *e!*ed bv the
-itie* thl* mornln* after a
he<{ The liner Crttlr
►m tendon and was hoard
* the authorities The pitched
. i-r"d between the officer*
;i» d the frrv» **ho reaiated the con
11I1E PASS &
YUKON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY ROUTE TO
Yukon Territory, Atlin and
Interior Alaska
Semi-W<*kl\ Tr»m Scnict hrtwrm Skaguiy and \X"hitfhon*
during thr \X inter Sea«on.
For information regarding pawngrr and fmpkl r»t« apply to
H- Wbeeler- General Manager
Skaguay. Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building
SeattleW 9h.