Chicago, Wednesday—Charle8 Com
jiskfy the president and o«"U'"r of
the White Sox t'Mm of Chicago,
n»s suspended every member of the
While Sox t'\im who was )'estcr
day indicted it connection wi Ji th
f'oUnj: o' DasJ Ball la t-ue Champ
iouship same* laat yar.
The suspensions phu ti c;.llj" ki l
all hope of th* Sox winning the iVm^'n
cau L<sa=ruo pennant.
The Orand Jury yesterday a.ft°r,
nooa votbd true b'lls against tue
fallowing player" in connec
tion with lh"-' investigation of tle
"Throwing-- of the Worlds f«">ric8
lu (he gam 's o£ la*t y*>ir.
tiid'e Ci otte, Claude Williams,1
Chi k Ga :il. ilcppy F^lsch. Buck
V.Vavr. Clsa* Kl:b>rg, Fred Mo :
Mullen. J.Jackson, arc the Play
ers who are charged with con*iir
v to vioi.its the state law*.
Chicago, Weiin^sday — Charles,
Coiui*k,y t!r- owa4r and Pn?.i<I°aVcf
th" Chicago Whit0 Sox t'am i« wiuj
. i'th' oaim'-adation of all class
e- m and out of baseball for hu
stand with reference to the bribery
<rh*-:-«s bgain*: his plave.-s.
With his k'-am but a s'ic.le gain1'
behind th° Wders m the American
LeHjjue and with a good chaace 'o
win the v'n-iut and tli° World S°r
'os, •tComisk*y served notice on liis
s'\ -u stars that it th>-'y were found
guilty he1 would drive thcui out
of 'baseball, and he has cone 't.
Jus'ice McDonald court in
its des'rejto giv® th^'naticnr.l gamo !
the benefit o£ 'publicity in it3'
purging has 1 i:t°d the curtain onl
th« Grand Jury proceedings su' |
tiei^ntlj to show that th« great,!
liit'-f r Joo Jackson admitted that he j
de'ioeratlly tapped the b.dl high. I
We get a picture of some of
th>-" World's famous pitchers Cioj
cotte in tears, and the glimpses of j
brilj 's of five and ten thousand
dollars a" bins described under their
iillovF or on their bed® by the;
lam .'us play rs about to r®tire.
\v ith voice trembling, Coin'skey,,;
said thi" is the flr>t time s.andall |
has ever touched his ''family'"!
ana that it distress°d him morc 'h&n
words can. convey. Cicotti con :
fes-'i-d to having r'Civc^ tea thou |
sa;:d dollars and Jackson , con:
fess-d to having received fivo
thousand.
L'.ixlon. \\"*'dti'sday —T;ic
o'l Kjng Voctor Kmm;:r.u«J near
NapI'S have . <'t'H s'^iz^J by the lac
si agricultural societies.
Grand Jury After
Gamblers In Case
CJi c^S<\ Wednesday-—Tii" . 0rand
.'ury ittve--ti^atiag th>J l>a e ball
s> a:.J.ii is pr«-|«arit^ to in. i. t a
:.»-tub'r of tin b-amblors who
p.ti t'lipav d in bribing the play
*i» v. uo threw lh° 1911) world -Tr s.
jlffi Sfjjtfi !H j
Cli'caso, Wedn^day—The Xation
al cotumissi?u today levers' d it3 i
d>iisiou. with •T, :vn.-iHto tt<- World5:
Series o*' bas*balll bgamos. TUesej
:cs will be 01>eu.ed ia Brooklyn Oct
ob'r fifth riayins thf'o games in. |
U>u city.
Bombers Threaten i
L.C. Smith Building
artl''. * Wednesday —The author
itl<s rviA'd a tuning today'that'
the {L. C. Smith buddias. thc tall i
•M building fcn Seattle will b "blo«u
up nithin. twenty days. ___ |
YOUR CAREER
is what you make 'it. 'i ou have the power within
you to ruin it or make it an honorable cne with credit
to yourseif.
\V e never saw a man down and out who made it
a rule of his life to build up a bank account.
Banking encourages thrilt.
BanK of Alaska
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
S'.veet orjjSour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp4Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Cjockies and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Platesjand Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
AMERICANS SHOULD PREPARE!
HOUSE 10 BON PROPERLY
TV libeling, W. {Va. WJuefed^y —'
ScE*'or Hiirding ia his addr^SF .at
U-.'s plac® emphasized two things |
which w° Am«rloMs o^ght to'str^s. J
"Wo ought! to get ouir own hou-"e
;n order thea let the worldl know
that we caa'manage ouir oww af
lair'.". i
26,500,000 MIES Iff VOTE I
IDE KOV. PRESIDE1TML ELECTION!
Wellington, Wednesday—The Geo
5us Euroau announce8 that tw«mty
six and one half m'llion women,,
may vote in tli° a°xt Presidential J
tlecUon.
CART. WARNER
10 SIMM!.
SeaUle, Wednesday— The iav©sti
gation n-hich. has be»n going'on in
the caso ot Captain Warner, wjio
was AIastera fc>f the s. s. Victor'a
of the ^laskal Steamship Co aiui
is accused -of having taktt. a quau
tily of liquor aboard his'vessel |
■when »ff the por1 of Victoria'bound
l'reai Seattle to Xom°, inu«t stand
trial. Formal barges wore filed a
gaiuH the KiptaiiL lid lias been
buspcnd>d from h'a position since
the inception of thc investigation.
—
Baliiouse John's
House Is Bombed
Ct tcago, jWednosday—"Bathhouse
Jchn Coughlin, for rears the rul"r,
of th© underworld 'n fche first
ward, ('ho business ward) lofChii:
ago had hi" house Kvvecked by a
bur;l< today. The family wpr° ino j
at homo at the time V>f the cxplos.
ion
.V!,"-\an;iia. Minn. Thursdaj"— Mel
sc c who was declared guilty 01
tx.urder in the first <ll'gr-Je w giv
<c a life s*ntenc« by the tria1
iudfe.
3 Lcndon, Thursday—According to a
Revters T°legram from Asangai 'lie
city of Canton has be^a captured
I); Cantonese troops under General
Chen Chung Ming.
Washington, Thursday —Th° C.u
sus report oa the poulatiua of Ken
tucky is given as two mi'lion four
hundred and sixteen thousand.
Mrth Dakota is given, as six hun
Jr"j forty five thousand seven huu
ar'<l and thirty.
Sebastopol, Thursday— General
Wraiigeil has made prisaners of
twenty thousand Bolshevist in the
aortli of Alesaadrovsk v.ith the
aid of General Mahno, the Ukraa
iaa. Wrangeji now control8 th°
{anions Doneth coal fca^in.
J.'ith Cabin, Thursday—Two of
■he Alaska p'ancs passed over Little
Summit south of this pla:o at 2:55
p. ns. yesterday and one a Lout four
milp8 west at 4:00 p. m. Thc.v were
ruc'»ing a strong wind /.ndi
flyirg at an altitude of 2000 f>'et
mr king about 60 miles an, hour.
York. Thursday—ThB Polic
who were on duty at Camegie Hall
during the Tric°ntenary c<-lcbration
of the Landing of the Pilgrim'
Fathers, were compel^ to eject
from, the Hall a crohvd cf mea and
women who forcd th(1ir way i nto
thi building. The intruders bor«
manners with an,tl Blritish lnscrpt'ons
and ci^ated .»• great disorder. They
thouted, hurrahs for America and
liuwn with England. Some of
•he banners that were oTried bore
the names of the British delegates,
to the Tricentenary celebration aa
characterized these delegrtes as Brit
tlsh 6pies( . _ . > - £,*
Flump's, Wednesday—Sidl Loco'nt
ill'-' famous French iviator yester
dav won tlio International a«-to
plane Raoe for the James Gordon
lieunnt trophy. Locointe covered
tho course of 1S6.3 ni'lo3 in one'hr.
sis nilnuVs «nd seventeen, and. one
fifth soc0ads.
The Sin Feiner's j
Friends Arrested!
London, Wednesday—Hundrers of
SSinn F^'in- rs sympathize^ are b< lng
acrf£t®d her® following tho fruslaa
Hon of jtho plot to blow up the
\\ Vt'iiall buildiiig.
;vj lhvood, W. [Va Wednesday—The j
train on which |oCrnator Hard'nsj
j3 > raveiling escaped a. serious wreck|
today. wli ii (the trucks of the Hard
ing c°r were d°railed and tho Sena
tor indblrs. Harding wer® tt>adly[
shaken up.
CiVcago, Thursday —T-ie contin
uance of 'ho Grand Jury invest!
Satlru in the World's Serjes bas«
bMl Scandal was delayed today, a3
word 'was received from Hojn« the
States Attorney who is r.cw in
New York t0 stop proceedings un
til ht sliall have return0'! from New
fork. J la
Chicago Wednesday—.\s to wilio
wer« tho men engineered the
deal to throw over the li/19 S°ri |
es in bbaseball, was lea.rn»d 'n. tlie i
Grai'd Jury (room today. Claude Will
•la.TS decided to ma It- a clean
breast of the matter and J.. ned CI
cott® and Jackson iu helpir^'k) clear
tne n.atter.
Williams confessed that Gandil,
its' thc chi'ef Wji on the team,,
nl Br own and Sullivan were the
go he tweens for the gambler3'. When
this confession ivas made the jury
voted true Mils against Brown, and
Sulllr'n. i
CJeve&nd, Thursday—The ^meri i
can Legion in its conv«n,<i'jn declar J
ed t' day for the cancellation, of'the
so called gentleman's agr03xcnt with |
Jaran. Thee Convention was for the
exclusion of t;xo picture brides and:
n!so for a rigorous exclusion of'the!
Jaj r.nese as immigrants.
Fo'lowing the adoption o' the r° j
port the convention °l°ct'd F. W.:
Uailiaith, Jr. or Cincinnati as the,
iNailonal Commander. The AmQri
conization report recommended that >
| w® enter a vigorous protest a;
galu't th© demand of Japan that.
i n*ti realization rights b° granted to
!its national now in tha United,1
SU'e* and that w° earnast J request
•h® State Department in its sottlel
I m<nt of this question not to con
I side* any proposition which wiU
grant the rights of nationalisation!,
[ to this unn6Fimjlat?d peoplo.
EUROPEAN FINAfiGIERS SHOCKED AT
BLUNTNESS OHfAIKEE ASSERTION
Brussels "Wednesday ■—Roland W.
8oyd«n Is tlx0 ^.merleatu repr«seaf.W
t'Ve to th« world 'inan,ciall con,
forfiic®. When he arose to ma&^iiis
ipooeij , auditors w«r9 'shocked,
xi tlig blun.tn.ess of the following
announcement. "American? •will see
the Justification for the cfn'er^nc®.
(a Europe la the same m0asur': a1*
th-'y 8©o Europe doing Its best for
ltsf-!f. At t,he present Mme.
Americans flnd It impos^M1 to 'ook
upon Europe as a good business
rink.''
Alexandria, fW®ctaesday —
Justar Nelson, j a 3on.'la'la,w o't
>'-nator Nelson of ^Minnesota. was.
:ouvict®d ot tnurdier In the fl rat
degr«e for , 'h.® killlAK of Joseph
MlddK'ton a fa.rm hand, dtir'ns a
flcufl]® to 5btaiu| po3s»*sion o' a
a i« to gun.
iONGUH SAYS tFFOfifS WIlL
E10E Id. IIPEICH WILSOI
Washington, Wednesday —G. W.
Sdmouds a member of Con£ress
rom Philadelphia d'-dar^s that etj
ort be mad® in the comiasj
lesson of Congress to impeach. the|
President bbocauPe of jis refusal to
carry out the mandatory provisions
of the Marine Law.
Esmonds is a member of the
Hqus« Comm'tt6* on M.-rcha-1,
Mariiie.
kbe Attel Handled
Base Ball Money
Chicago, ■Wednesday—The | man
»ho handled th® money jia the'Baso
ja.ll Imbroglio •was Aba tkp ]
former featherweight chamnoi^ and
Arnold KoUisUia of New York. Theaa
Wo men, according to 'Hartley Re
jlo;le 'Assistant States} attorney 'n
:ho Inquiry. • is the man wh
handled tiia "money for throwing,,
;hc 1919 iSeries. RoUi3teln looked,
titer tlio negot'ationji:
Saskatoon, Thursday—Liiut Ross
Kirkpatrick in plane aumbeer four
if -pe Alaska expedition r^acli'-d,
tnis port at 5:05 yeH°rday after
noon. He was three hours and,
minutes out of Edmonton.
Kirkpatrick has the two huskie'pu-.j
bUSfifl Dili [3
mm cis.
Ssn Francisco, Wednesday —
Saga'' a' the Pjoflu^rl'-3 "was
bought In NW York at fourfc-a,
dollars^ a hundred welght'her*'y«
terday. (
Washington, Thiursday—The sec
on J postponement of the l,earins in
IL« proceedings involving the ri?ht
of Japancsc to toecome ci'iz'Us will
b« ask^d. of tie supreme Court
wliea it reconvenes n*xt Monday.
The case i8 that 'wjiicli has re
su'.-'d from the denial of citiz-a
b!.>p in, Hawaii to Hakao Ozawaa
Japanese. The case 'was filoc. in the
Supreme Court in 1917.
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Daily train service(except Sunday) between Slcagway and
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" . upon applying to
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