IBDJlif UK JMHI lllHfOMTED I fill
Santa Kosa Hoc. 5—There have
l>e©n h ieritrs* of attacks on womfn
in the city within the Past few dajs
TVi« ro.'iCe traced the perpetrator
to a hcuse in the Italian quarters
to which several of them went.
lVtective se^eant Miles M. <■
slim ol Saa Fraacisco and Sher
iff Jan.ts AP°tteay of Sonoma Coun
Lond. a Dec. 4—Qur\ negotiations
ara on foct between the reiVsenta
t ivies Cl Lloyd Gt.orge and tho,Siun
Pviner3 Th" Premier is' Seeking a
Ui0de of Peace for Ir'lan I and &•
taking this method to see whether .
it will fx? possible to hold a ccnf- r- ;
ence with the leaders.
si in
Seattle. Dec. 4—Ed Ilagen an ex- j
prizv fighter and former policeman
of Seattle who was undfr St-nt,-nce
of two y'ars in the Penitentiary for ;
•>ooUi\;g.ug. and who has berii re
loasvd ca bonds was arr sted todu> ,
and found to be ia possesesica of
T3T quarts of whisisey. j
ty with detectives I-ost ami Dorman
went inside tlio hotter, whjle th<re
h lliootms affray took place whicti
Jacftsou ^nd A[>ett<ay were kili-d
and Lys'. and Dorman were fatally
shot
Thr e men woj^ in th*-' lioifeo at
'.he tinin the detectives entered and
on; of lhtm George Boyd was shot
tho not fatally.
siiyfiis!
GEi UBERTY !
St. Paul. Dec. 4—Two bank mes
sengers were held up in this city l>y
bandits last night Tho robbery wjj
commUU.U in front of the iJ°st of
'fico "nd netted th0 robbers fifteen
thousand dollars in Liberty bonds.
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Washington D*c. 4—th . appi-oivi
rttions for tic national i-arks an
item ao:-v&iS lor ten tlionsad -dollars
for Mt. jlCinlcr National Park In
Alaska. This appropriation is sought
for the r.urPose of protecting the
game ii -~M't. ifeKiulcy f"'>m th-'
tourisis who will be att.aet d to
thait section of Alaska nov that il;<
fiiilrcau is being couii't ted.
Cancelled Ch I,
Often we are called on to produce cancelled
checks which settle an account in dispute.
There is no argueing about the evidence—the
check—its amount, endorsement and date are
final.
Is it not strange that there are still some people
who do not apply this insurance against a dou
ble payment to their own personal bills? And
it does not cost anythiag, cither.
S BanR oi Alas&aJ!
+ i + a+a*B + E + a*B.}
IFOR THANKSGIVING^
Cape Cod Cranberries [LasttfrnJ jg
Extra Large Crisp Head Lettuce »J* j
Florida Grape Fruit g
Celery Sweet Potatoes .j.
Grapes Bananas Oranges A
Extra Fancy Eating Apples y ]
Plum Pudding ^ !
Impotred Jordan Shelled Almonds ® j
Fancy Packages High Grade Chocolates J
Layer Raisins Dates Figs &
Libby's Bulk Mincemeat j
Preferred Stock Cream Pumpkin 8
New Pop Corn in Bulk 4
IS
P. H. GANTY
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Washington. Dec 7—Secretary of
thcf Interior Payne in his annual re
. <!••< lf'<r«s himself as favorable
to the vstniblishment of a govern
ment operated Uiio of steamships to
Ala^sna. This. he states in his re
'port, jjhcald be done- ev^n if it
h:v to be done at a loss.
To prvvildo an adequate Service a
reasonable rates at th« threshold of
Alaska's development i|s a subject
of trar.sj.oitation. Herein li''s the
sis' of the whole matter of n
full and free development ol this
erotat territory. Adequate steam
ship s'i \ H\>. with reasonable ratfs
for pasJeiiBeis and freight fi
the Pacific coast to Alaskt is imper
ative. Now that lserVice 's clearly
inadequate.
The Secretairy declares further
that there is not enough bisiness for
the 2 cozoPanica now operating the
lines to .Alaska. If the government
therefore undertake the task it
will mean that the operations of tl
Unes will be. for the first coniilo
yeaa's, operated at a loss. But with,
the development of the country and
the assurance of the adequate ser
vice the future years will repair the
loss and leave a balance. This has
' btfn the history oft repeated.
Geneva Dec. 4— An amendment to
the L\airuc of Xations covenant was
ProPosed a* the Assembly today, in
•which all classes in America, aro
[inter'-sUa It is the much dis
cussed Article ten of that covenant.
Th" Am,<ndneut Proposed the elimin
ation of thu much mooted section
of th0 i'att. The amendment wa,9
Proposed by Charls J. Doheerty
the Canadian Minister of Justice
PRiVATE STOCK IS
Seattle D*e. 4—II. E. Sullivan oi
Seattle has a private stock of drink
abl s which is worth fifteen thous
and Qjl.ars. This became known to
the authorities and they have sought
to lay vicleiit hanils on tile Prize
Sulltvau took the matter to the
court and asked for a Permanent in
junction retraining the authorities
from selling th"0 store. Judge Hall'
of thy Sii-.erior Court granted the
Petitioner's request and has issued a
restraining order which is Permanent
so Ions us Sullivan uf»s tho liquor
for his private use
The stocflr is stored in the resir
donee of tho Petitlonor.
IT.
Xew Yorjl Dec- 4—Mrs. Teren
'Mas bwmey the widow of the late
Mayor of (Jork. arrived in New Vo,
this mr>i-uing.
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NewPOrt News Dec. 4—Harding ;.
rivtd from his Panama trip today.
Deinver Dec.' 7—Th* United Sta
tes mint in this ciity hafe reaeived
order for the coinago of seven mil
lion two hundred thousand dimes
•quarters an half dollars to supply
the Christmas demand for new coins
^The tolas will be the same design
as those cow in circulation.
One Dollar toward one of the
greatest institutions for good work.
Next Week Red Cross Week..
The nmcndmont will Probably be
ratified to the committee on amend
ments.
Tlie Argentina delegation to the
Assembly did not appear during th«
first liou-s of todays meeting.
When interviewed,, Honoric Pue
yredau nead of the delegation from
Airgeut'na refuses to deny that the
south Aniericars were withdrawing
from the League. tfe said, "I con
not discuss matters at this time".
GUILTY
Taeoma Dec. 4—A warrant hr» !
been issued charging 10. W. Cunning
ham with the murder of Mrs. Cun
ningham who was shot d0ad in h°r
home. Cunningham is now niiiuing
but in a letter whicli lee is ret'orted.
to hav,> written and which is in
thel hands of tile polic,j he sl^
that he has no regr'*" at all in
ihisl action which he was taking sis
"my wife hats wrecked thp-v homes'"
muiE
cm UNFAIR
Washington. Dec. 4—Burger has
filed en aPPeal to ilie Supreme Cou
alleging as the ground of ai'Poal
that tha trial judgo was prejudiced.
HOME RULE BILL!
London Dec. 4—The Irish Homo
,r|ul9 bill which was ejected to go
th.ru tie Honse of Lords with lit
| tie or no tremble Is not having the
j smooth Passage anticipated.
J It is meeting with conslderabl -
J opposition on the Part of some of
| the Lor3s
! SratUa Dejc. 7—Fort SeWard is tn
h'aVc tanks for crud» oil so that
they do rot har* to depend on tha
'boats for thei„ supply of oil for
runaing the harbor boat Peterson.
1 The freighter K«tchican is load
. ing four ]arge steel oil tlanlfs for
deliro|ry at Fort Seward. The?.'
' will be filled from a tanker with i
years Bi'pPly of fuel.
Rid Cross Slogan— "Every man
and woman in Skagway a member"
I One Dollar,
Washington Dec- *>■ -Tiw Presi
dent has approved the Wans
proposed by Secretary Payne in
which an interdepartmental Commit
tee is JPJxiinted to coordinate the
governmental activities in Alaska.
aloi soon a8 the Prefildent signi
fied hi 9 approval Secretary Paym«
immediately announced the commit
tee. Tho ^Honncl of this com
.mittfo is the sama aa that given
in the wire two weeks ago with
e^Ption that Governor Rige<
is made a meinlyer of that. comniitUt
i O. C. Menrlll of th« Federal pow
ler Commissioa undpr the DePa**"
inept of the imterfw gave out a
[ itatjbpK nt to th« effect that
' committee will immediately take up
I ,wor3f. Among oth<>r thingB thi
committee will give consideration
j jLo the rtcomendatlona made by the
AlfcwKa Advisory Boatrd Commitfe
' Id. <t8 report of JPe 1^1920
Chicago Dec. 4—The interior of
the Haym?,rket theaitre is being re
paired todayf. ^ riot was stairtejd
by two thousand sPe^tatard to a
wr®stHng match when the onloolcera
claimed that tho match was a faifce
affair. i . .i'iiSIItfU
ALL POSSIBLE
Washlcgton D®c. i—Secretary Hou
V"ton 1« his testimony- befor® thq
joint congressional committee said
"the governmental agenda have
donei «ry thing tihat can be dottQ to
Uejpl the formers". He Pointed out
the tact Europe owed the United Sta.
tes1 four lillion dollars, and our e*- j
par's tills J'ear will total eight and
* half billions. He did not Bee bow
'Europe cculd nay for these exports
tho she xbe wanted still more
CENTRAL LONDON
WAREHOUSE IS
ARSENAL
London Dec. 4—In a warehouse
Sj oentral London was uncovered a
targe stock of arms and amunition
vhlch it la believed was the ProPeriy
>f the Sinn Feiners. and which they
-.a<r ioae«ted for the «8e iu •.
in outbreak should occur in this
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SOVIETS CAPTORE
ARMENIA
London Dec. The Russian Soviet
.rooEs have oaPtured Eridan the Cap
tal of Armenia. Following the CaP
:ur® Armenia, declared Kself a Sov
lat KcPuuIic. It ia seeert'fl fn a,
wireless dispatch received from Mos
cow today, thdt th.e trOoPs of the
)ld Armpnlan government iiave Pla
^ thiiinselVes at the disposal of
;he Soviet administration.
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