vol.. Ill T\VV\TY-KOl KTH YKAR.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA Tl l'SOAY, OtTORKK 2S. 1B2I.
Report Ex Emperor Charles Assassinated
London. Oct. 24.—The report has
reached London by the exchange
telegraph company, that former Km
peror Charles of Austria was ass
assinated in Budapest.
Paris. Oct. 24. The troops of the
former Emperor 01 arles are closing
in on Budapest, ai.d are not meet
ing with much resistance from the
forces opposed to his restoration to
the Hungarian throne. This inform
ation reached the allied council of
ambassadors here TMs afternoon
Vienna. t)ct. 24 -Charles, forr
er kins of Hungarx. is reported lo
have entered Budapest t! .s after
noon This report was tele i :>hed
here from Prague All the wires
hetween Vienna and Hitngarv
bevn cut.
Budapest. Oc' 2*» -The ttuiiK;:r
•
been fighting against the for> • s ;.r
I rayed with former King Charles.
1 have won a pronounced victory over
rho latter's forces. Charles, in his
attempt to regain the Hungarian
:hrone. has been de.'eated. He. with
the Kx-Em press Zita. have been csp
t '1 red near Komo. n and are now
confined in a castle at Tata Vorsa.
They are guarded by two companiis
of the government Jroops. Colonel
Toestenlmrc's troops, which were
covering the retrea> of their former
rulers, were forced to surrender to
the government fortes and are pri
nters of The rest of Charles'
nay . f ten thousa. d are in full re
treat. they having broken thru the
Opposing government forces of
twenty thousand.
Hudnpest. i>ct. 2">.—II is reported
that Kx-King Charles attempted to
shoot himself soon after he was ar
rested. He may he turned over to
the Allied Powers.
\tl) TO Mill NT COAST
OKKKWK «.l N> <»N K VIl.S
Washington. Oct. 25.—The new
plans of the War Department fur
coast defence, as given out by the
Set rft ary of war. Hrooks. contem
plate the mounting of huge guns on
railroad trucks instead of fixed em
placements. as have been done here
tofore.
These will form the seacoast de
fence uf ilrays Harbor in Washing
ton. and those ot southern Wash
ington. This will give a mobile
toast defence and make the likeli
hood of the guns becoming a target
for offensive ships a great deal less.
\n \i:« hist iici.h
KOR HKISKII K liOMIt
Paris. Oct. 24—tlermaine Linn
tard. the mosi famous woman anar
chist in France, was wounded by the
bomb which was thrown outside the
Salle Wagram. Sl.e is being held
and is charged with inciting to the
lending of the bomb to Ambas^.idor
Herrii k's home.
« AN XI. To «>I'KR.XTKI>
ON Ol-KN SHOI" I5.XISI
Washington. Oct 24.—Sei-retj-y
of War Weeks ordered Governor
Morrow of the 1'.mama Canal zone
to operate the Canal zone from this
time henceforth on (he strn tly opt i:
shop basis
MI» JKWKI.I. TO I.KtTl RK
THIS »:\ kmx<;
lliss Winona Jewell of Den vet
Colorado, will speaK in the Social
Center this evening at - o clot
The men and women are r<:r.liall> '
tuvited to attend this ntee'iiu .if-.
Sured that Miss levrcll will \ave a
aie>s:ige of intense tt o a:!
Miss Jewell will spi. . " a
Present Day Problem^ "
1'RIM KSS .11.14'K IN VN I» III I
The S. S. Princess Alice ar: .i d in
Sk.,gway early Sunday morning and
brought about tiftv passenger-. I!. ■f
cf whom were bound for the in; r
lor.
About one hundred and forty tons
of freight made up her cargo.
With every reservation taken the
Alice sailed for the south at nine
o'clock Sundav night
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan
Alemeda Ran
Ashore At Seward
i.m.p..■ i. ran ajCiTe t; nr Sew:ud
She wu9 hauled oft later without an>
yreat damage At the same lime
; hi? was happening in Alaska the
Vluska Steamship Company receiv
ed the new hoileiii from the Hop
Island plant of I he Shipping Hoard.
b\ the new motorship Kennlentt.
which is now engaged in th" inter
coastal trade They weigh sixty
tons and cost the government $17.
Seal lie. Oct. 25.—Tin- now bailors
which recently as rived In Seattle
will be installed in the Alameda so
soon as she completes another voy
age to Alaska
>1 K\ H I TKMt.llT \T Till
Kl'ISt i il'AI. <111 IU II
Holy Cathedral, arrived last night
on the Spokane and will preach to
night in the Kpiscopal clnireh. Dean
Rice was formerly in <*h.i.ge of the
|0' ,1 c'turch. sixteen years ago.
I.K.W K K< >1! <>l TSIIH
A big bwnch of Skaguav.sns left
i the Princess Alice on Sunday j
iiis'it and the doc*, was crowded
with fr.ends who went down to hid |
■ iced Mr and Mrs, .1. II. ItoR'--. and
v ho are going to Alabama to live.1
Did V r and Mrs Mux fitufeld. who '
,ire tiiklns a trip south for the win-:
STOXK HKKIF.S K. W. HO.\!in i
Ovclaiid. On. 25.—What ap
pears to he an open revolt against
the action of the railroad hoard's
summons to all the chairmen to ap
pear in Washington tomorrow, is
the order of President Stone of the
Engineer* Brotherhood, telling the
chairmen of his union that they
need not appear hei'ore the railroad
hoard tomorrow
SAVE BY A SYSTEM
Experience has taught us shut very few people save a large
amount of money by hapazard method* On the contrary, wc no
tice that those who regularly save .. ..It amount usually have the
largest bank accounts.
SAVK 10-; OF YOt'R SALARY EACH MONTH AN'D AS Mt'CH
Open a Savings Acount with a small amount anil stick to ii
Don't make a big "splurge" and then "fall down."
MORE AS POSSIBLE
S1.P0 opens a Savings Account
PR. H'ARY T. STOUT
ota teaching t .c bij i. W.t*
Ir the sen ci
eial. whem she b»c :t to America
X \TIVK A1.ASKAX
VKOM >. s \ liT'V
i: V.iruwi that 'fcJiljkl M. !?•'
of Neils of Killis 100 .a i
son of Alaska
K0HAMME3 V* LI KKAN
rrsentative cf tht Amir of Afghanis,
ttan. whe hrs be»r rs VV'a&^inptor, for
• U J T\ M \KI S HOT
UI'J'IA Ti» \Ml \P>i V
Japanese Citiznns Seek
Force State To Act
\\ ;»s*hiTisnoii. Oct.
t?!<* •Tupftuesfl who arc i.. *uruli7-Oii
poratioti on tin- cvottfli <
;i-an>or:'.
O. RI.KS T«» OI'I'N
THI 111 1H21 —UnK »I-.\SS»N
porvision of lleorso >-;il
night evcrytlmig «ill h»v« twen done
nine o'clock and t'.L» <■- ; of mw <
dancing there v. ill i- card plavinp.
Refreshments will lie serv-d of.the
kind that always d>s ig.iishes Elks
[affairs, and ill are iimuO
! liK.MKMBKR THK P \TK—SATl'R
kishkkiks
j 1IKAH!\(. Ol'KXs THURSO\\
ins on the control ot the Salmon
fisheries will begin next Thursdav
t". n. iAirfield, the deputy collector
of cusumis from Juneau, is in Wash
ington to be present at the hearings
WOMAN'S i 1.1"Jt MFl'TIVC
The Skagway Woman's Club will
meet Thursday evening at S o'clock
at the Social Center.
Resides the business meeting, cur
rent events and book review, there
will be a one act play put on by
some of the club members.
Local Notes
where lie uus summoned as
a few weeks'.
\V. L. Phelps, the Whitehnrse bar
rister, relumed last uijrhl on the
Spokane from Juneau. where he had
l>een for abont a week, attending to
legal matters.
A dollar a month will brine the
Alaskan to your door.
H R. SIRIKE LIMITED
10 415,10(1 MEN
Ohicaro. On. £4 —The Rrother
and eiprwss and station
•with a membership of
jnO.f'OB, last night join«»d the r»il
O.-* ~' - Th -. T»rp.1'i"t«l
The stctial
men today followed the e**ntple of
the other nine union* and vo'ni to
remain at work.
Washinrton. Oct J5.—The rail
road board of the (roverntnent took
the precaution to »rerei:t a runs
way strike on the roads J»y instating
that every district chairman of the
hie five unions he In attendance at
the conference on the strike, which
in to take place Wedneadcy in Wash
ington.
Gone Thus Far
Must Finish Line
■ money d^ictiat
■ ropriatton i> ill h«
i V» til
ih.'iT rood
i: id e'v
: r rf.-alf-r's IIv<»«
strmitii t|w
(•»> a tivoipsw
will tv ft
! r»i (JIVE ALASKA
A-l MAIL RERVTCK
Washington. Oct. 15 —Postmas
ter General Hayes plant to give Al
aska as complete inntI service a* unv
state In the union no* bis. Money
will not be spared In the reorgan
ization of the territorial iyTrtem, ac
cording to statements given out by
the department today. Inadequate
service whether by dog team or car
rier. Is to he Improved. and deliv
ery of the mall speeded np at al!
points.
SPoKAYK ARRIVES
The S S Spokane arrived last
night ahont ten o'clock with a large
lot of freight for local merchant*
and a numbers of passengers.
The Spokane was none the worse
for the accident that happened on
the northern trip One hladf of her
propeller came away, but after be.
ins beached this was soon repair
ed and the Spokane was only a lit
tle over a dav late The Spokane
sailed for the south about three
o'clock this morning with quite a
few passengers
I»Rl»KR PAPERS Sti.EVT
OX JAP EMPEROR
Tokio. Oct 15.—In order to pre
; alarm spreading thru the Jap
;.r>ese isles, the police notified the
press that further mention of Em
ror Yoshihuto is prohibited
IRool*s ( A l.l.ED EIRST
Tarls. itct 14 —For the first tlm*
since the armistice has been declar
ed. troops were called out today,
rhe cavalry are barring all the
■treets which give access to the
nlted States Embassy
THE WHITE PUSS &
i HON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY ROUTE TO
Yukon Territory, Atlin and
Interior Alaska
>-m .V: k i Tram Service Ketween Skapuay and \X"haehor»e
durmg the ^ inter Season.
For information rrpardmp passenger and (retpfii ratrt apply to
H: Wheeler- General Manager
Skaguay- Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building
SeattleW sh