Washington Xov. 23 —A world
wide . !:•: aided and "betted by many
f>jp,Jsa tfovprnmetits to flood the
I'nited jftatt-s with undesirable a
lieii!1 •» now disturbiiug tht> detri
ment ot labor.
The l t."d<itiartt>rs of the leaders
of the Plot tor northern Euroi'e we
in Amsterdam and the .sou
thern li(_adquartLrsr are in -Naples.
From tiioso ''oiuts iDio vast tide
i a immigration is flowing directions
being ij>sucd to the managers' ot the
different sections.
Lon-;<™. Nov. 23—The funeral will
tie ht.ld in London of the fourteen
liriiish r'fUyrs who were assassiuai
<il in l>»ibliu Sunday.
[- «.>» announced ttiav that :i
cli's;roy. - «as 'sent to Dublin today
to briu. th,_tK>di0s to England.
Genera Nov. 23—Ttu> liWrnse
!iave n under suspicion as t»>
their motive in their action* befor_>
iiii» l.eau'u* Assembly •
Derives $6,000
From Canneries
The ctij of jrt.tcliioan derived
rase tax from eannetiis i:i irs
coriorito limits this y^ar. The tmvu
rebr.teS tbe p^rsonai text's for thej
inii'-istrU in an effort to secure uiore
of
Tokio Nov. 23—An attempt to as
sx-sinai,: I r,.init.r Ilara was to liavc
l>eon cm .May fight l;,st
Tliis fact «.(■< •! ri-u .s «l by i!it. fin.l
Iiibs of uie preliminary court which
tri0il - foiaii<r artilleryman named
lto.
Ci'lo:. >ov. 23—President -.elect
Ilanllitr. yrhvd here thia morning.
Tli.? :i, \t lT,»iiiient will hare hU
dinner wlth llle 1,reS"
ident < i i'utmua having accopt«d
an imi .uii'ii from him.
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Cari; N'c v. 2:i—Rifle and raarhine
-ua ;;r j^sounded throuphov:: 1 ho
Ki'.Urn,.y district ::U last night.
The r-...>i It as reported this morn
iag is t^vo civ.i : s killed and on -
i' iic.-.»: »n wounded. i.J
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because they have associated themselves
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Ve give you new, profitable ideas.
A bank account heie is something to be thankful
for because it gives you somcthiug tc depend on in
any emexgency. The more vcu know about the
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preciate it.
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FOR THANKSGIVING
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Extra Large Crisp Head Lettuce
Florrda Grape Fruit
Celery Sweet Potatoes
Grapes Bananas Oranges
Extra Fancy Eating Apples
Plum Pudding
Impotrcd Jordan Shelled Almonds
Fancy Packages High Grade Chocolates
Layer Raisins Dates Figs
Libby's Bulk Mincemeat
Preferred Stock Cream Pumpkin
New Pop Corn in Bulk
P. li. GANTY
Washington, Nov. 24—Secretary of
the im,>ior Payn0 yesterday/ laid
!>ef . r-j President Wilson the detai'3
of the Diganization of the i»ew int,..r
dei'artu'ontal committee to coordi
nate federal activities iq.Alaska and
Secured his approval.
• It i-i o"pe<te<l that the president
will sign the executive order thtis
week j;i«ing the committ{, formal
aPprov^d and defining Its duties.
This OTder 'will set forth that the
committee is constituted Pending
congressional lesislation and the or
der will Provide that the committee
«<tH have authority to aw on suoh
matters as are referred to it b.v the
podsldeiit or any department of the
govriimnt.
lionUik Nov 24 —Stationed in
"110 man's land" with telep'i°ne wir
es leaiii.is to both the Polish and
Uthuiaalan headquarters the Lea_
gue o? -Nations commissioners plead
ed in v'1- n wjtSi the opposing lead
era to end tflae fgiliting U the sub
stance ot a disf'atcli received' hero
today.
Amid the rattlo and clatter tha
commissioners talked first witl1 ze'"
ligowsi:l troops and theu with, the
Lithuanians.
FRENCH I
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Constantinople Nov. 22 —Tho
Fr,.nch trcoi's have repulsed the
TiirV; Fii s lirtnT faugh t "baffle
The Turks attacked the French1
iir forcj northeast of Tarsus.
The French forces are now moving
from Osmanish toward Aintab where
the T'poi'ulation ijs nearly starved.
JUGGF ALLOWS
mm fee
Clitca..o, Nov. 23—In construeing
the co'ist of administrating an es
tate lar^6 as the estate of th late
Varsluil Field the merchant Prince
Jiulg0 Cliorles M. Foell allowed aji
attorney's fee of $960,000 alone.
Tit:* amount will be (paid to the
att/orncJS of the ''aa-ties in the 'suit
in which th„ will is being contested.
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I BIG DEFICIT
Wusu'ngton, Nov. 24—Will Hays
! chairmMi of the National RePublican
[h ommitte has issued an appeal to
It-jpublieanJs of the country to
jsubsciitie one aJid one half million
dollars to m;U;e up tiie shorftige in
the campaign fund.
I
HREIIIO CROWD
I London, Nov. 24—The evening
j 'papers today published the details
! of the killing of sPectators at the
| hocke)' match in Croke field in Dub
| lin wlv.n the Black aoid Tans fired
into the crowd. j
j Seattle Nov. 24—The S. S. Jeffer
! son saiyi this morning for Skagway
| and way ports.
| Thoso booked for Slragway nre R.
j E. Gault and and three ciiil
I dren Max Gutfeld and Seventeen
( soldiers for Fart Sew ard.
1 C- C Combs i,'s billed for Haines
POLICE ftFlER
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Seattle Nov. 23—The Police de
jxuruu^ui r^ortcd- this ~~ra orntnrr
that a white man and a >Tegro both
garbed ynsoldiers uniform are re
sponsibly for the local bandit worU
that has been going on for some
time
The I'olice are following up clues
'Sliat liiey say will ultimately 'ead
to tho arrest of these murderous
thugs.
Jasper Alo Nov.24—Ten men were
burned to dntJi by a g:'s explosion
todayin the Parish mine
Thi's mine is located just outsldo
of Jasper.
J\rany of the miners reCeaved min
or injuries and a few were badly
hurt by the flying debris.
UrrlUtn lb Wl
H EVERETT
Bverett, Nov. 24—Detective J- H.
Fox of Hie Evcrett police department
wals shot and instantly killed last
toSght l>y a man whose tactics are
.similar to th'ose used by one of
the men wlio shot patrolman Hay^s
in Seattle on Monday.
The bandit also wounded Mrs. Han
son a bystander.
SAYS HE SHOT IK
Ft
Salem, Nov. 24—Charlie Htarris
ictajmlug to be late of Alaska Hvjrs
arrested this morning and has con
fessed to the murder of detective
Fox tn Everet't.
Harris is twenty one ye3" of aga
and stated that he shot the officer
in self defense as he claims that Fo
and anotheropened fire on him first.
Harris wau headed for Seattle
when aPprehended by the officers
from Snohomish county,
YUKON PIONEERS TQ IE
HI-YII TIME AT ANNUAL FEED
Seattle, Nov. .24—Joe Mathers, of
the commlttee In charge of th« Yiu
iton Order of Pioneers' banquet at
the Masonic TemPle on December 1,
announced today that all the Alaska
food Productls have arrived toir the
olnner. This lneludes six reindeer
carcasses from Xfome two barrels
of St. .\ilchael cranberries, flour
from tlir first mill in tli0 Tanana,
:t{atanuftv> potatoes and root Vege
tables from Slkagway and Haines
Tile banquet will stfart at 6:30 P.
m., and tne spe'vkers include a rep
resentative of the Canadian govern
ment, Jnator Dan A. SSuther'and,
delegates elect from Allapka; Sena
tor Jones and Congressman Miller.
Governor Har^ and Mayor Caldwell
will be among the distinguished
gutsts. * .
The committee decided to start
dancing a( 9:30P.m., to continue un
til midnight. Thoiig unable to attend
the banquet will be admltt6d to the
dance for $1.00. Bnnquet tickets are
selling for $1.50, Nvjiicli includes 'the
dance- There will be no admission
charge for ladicfc to the dance.
Tickets for the banquet are on
sale at the office of the secr^ta,rJ'
Nowell3 in IfcOonald block. La
ter thy tickets will be on sale at the
leading hotels.
LOBES LICENSE
Seattie Nov. 23—Captain Warn*
who commanded the S.S. Victoria
lafet s'.aon has his mater's li
cense s'.isPended for forty five days
by the mrrine inspectors today.
The r..ason for this act was that
G&Ptain Warner allowed a shipment
of liquor to he taken aboard WS
sliiP when on lier last trip to Xome.
Geneva Nov. 24—Germany ha!s
forced her hand Into the League of
Nationa discussion.
Th0 whole G0rman situation will
be canvassed on Thursday when her
Protest against the distribution of
her colonies under mandate will be
diecusSe'l.
Seattle, Nov. 24*—The Dartmouth
footj ball team arrived in Seattle
today.
They 'will Plajj a gamP with th<
WaJ-.hington University t,am tomor
row.
Dorn Nov. 23—All of the Hohen
zollern family are making what ma/
be Vhe'-r last visit! to the EmiYe89
of Gert:any.
The reports today are that the ex
•'Kaike.lne la sinking slowly to her
death.
Was'mi<gton Nov. 23—Two hund
red and fifty eight million dollars
worth of surPluB army ordnance
material hajs been disposed of dur
ing the last fiscal year.
This report was made by the
Chief of Ordnance today.
Washington, Nov. 24—It has been
s'tjwted that Senator We^e? 'M.
Jone*? is preparing to press forward
his bill for the building of agovern
ment cable a«ro$ki tile Pacific ocean
immediately upon the resumPtion of
congress.
It is planed to run the cable from
Seattle to Bome point in the Orient.
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