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SLEET STORM j
DRIVES PLANE
ID WATER
Sr.ittie. Nov. 22—C. W. Bandy
and Kddie Hubbard were flying over j
t Sound when the storm forced !
t into the Sourd with their hv-i
.1 plane Bandy was a lumberman '
a J was with Hubtard as a passen
. r when overtaken by the storm It j
■i believed that Bandy, who tore one:
of the pontoons trim the plane and
attempted to reach shore, perished
Hubbard Snail; made the shore and
was saved Bandy had been duck
Seattle. Nov. 23—The body of
F.at.ii the lumberman who attempt
ed " > ui ashore from the wrecked
hydroplane, was found today near
ie p: ;ee where the machine struck
the water.
* OMMITTKK WORK OF
tuNKRKEM'K BKlJl \
Washington. Nov. S3—The dele
g3i:v!.s of the five powers went into
thi r first exeontiv« conference on
land ' anients today. The French
deitc hopes that some result in
The negotiations would be forthcom
ing so that a formal expression of
some character could be given to'
Preriior Priand before he departed
for France.
The members of all nine of the,
delegations have prepared additional
d&ta for use when the committee of
t':e whole on the far eastern ques
t: is assembled late today.
BEET. Bll.l. SIliNED
IIY TOKS1DKVT HARDING
Washington. Nov. 23.—The anti
oer bill, which passed both houses
of congress and was placed before
the President, has been signed by
!:itn tils morning The N carries
with It enforcement features which
..re more etri' £ont than an;- yet us
• «i and are expected to aid material
ly In tie strict enforcement of the
t ghteenth amendment
- raid rRonuuTioN wi>
EkDrrGn.\Tn>\ kkstriction* [
Portland. Not. 23.—The National
Grange met in tb*s city. Purine
t e session resolutions were offered
urging the strict enforcement of'
Prohibition and the restriction of I
Irmigration to those persons who!
d-olars their purpose in coming to
s country Is to become citizens
Hereof,
TWO VLASKA
POSTMASTERS \ PP< » YTK P.
Washington, Nov. 22—Mr Dipges
r Kska has been appointed r^stmas
t.-r of Jonesrille, in Eastern Alaska.
Norman P. Gilkey was appointed
pu-taaater at Tread well.
MRS. HELEN MONTGOMERY
Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery of
San Francisco, re-e'ected national pres
ident of the American Baptist Foreign
M:s»ior society, has held that office
since 1914.
HOT WORDS K1.Y
IN SENATE WKANtJl.K
Washington. Kc*. 22 — Disorder
marked the beginning today of the
Senate's consideration of the con
ference report on tlie tax bill The
climax In the disorder was reached
In the unusual procerdure of ex
punging from the Senate record the
remarks which were made on the
floor of the Senate. The trouble
arose between Senators Penrose and
Heflin, when the former referred to
the black darkness jf the state rep
resented by Heflin. The Alabama
Senator retorted ty characterizing
the state represented by Penrose as
manipulated by the predatory inter
ests.
TRAINKD LEADKRS
FOR LABOR
Organised labor in the Vnited
States can make no tetter move
than to turn its attention toward
the education of leaders. For the
progress of labor will depend large
I? on Its ability to bring forward
real salesmen. The Amer.can Fed
eration has demonstrated that the
most solid steps are made when
workers show themselves to be re
iponsible and conservative and the
responsibility and conservatism of a
.troup are largelj dt-pendent on the
rision and judgement of the men
>n the platform Such qualities are
produced almost ir.variablj only b>
ong training—most often by actual
?xperience. but they may be culti
vated in many cases by careful arari
?mic work.
The need for real leaders for la-1
»or «t this time in the I'nited
states i» almost calamitous. In I
ipite of the number of his chal
enges anc. :he numerous attempt;
o unhorse "Jim. it is hard to say
chat the American Federation
would do without Sam Gompers In
;he garment trades every effort has
t>eer. made to find someone who
rould replace Sidney Hillman. so far
irtlhout success 51 is death would
mean the reopening of another sev
sn-year war in the clothing indus
try.—Chicago Fost.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Hereafter the Bank of Alaska will comply strictly to its
Taenia? banking hour*, and will open for business at 10 o'clock
A. U. and close at 3 o'clock P M Tatrons are respecfully re
iWBted sot to call before or after these hours, unless on urjrent
fcaslaesa, la which case you can advise us by telephone nnd we
wOl accommodate you. This action it necessary on our part to
comply with legal requirements.
dose at 1 T. M. on Saturdays.
Saiinilk ©f Rlaislksi
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
NON PARTISAN LEAGUE
BEATEN IN COURTS
Seattle. Nor 2S.—The Scandina
vians of this city and those interest
ed in the Scandinavian-American
hank, which failed, held a meeting
last nlcht and pawed a resolution
demanding that the governor of the
state and the hanking officials im
mediately asses* *11 the banks which
hold membership it the State Guar
antee Association for the amount ne
cessary to make np to those who los:
in the recent failure The aasocia
tion denounced the delay of the state
officials and those of the defunct
hank.
\<>\ PARTISAN I-KAt.lK
11KATKN I\ COIRIS
Bismark. Nov. 2S.—The Non Par
tisan Leapue was «nowed under at.
avalanche of ballots in the recall
election of Oct 2S, when their op
ponents swept the field, electing ai:
their candidates. They weut to th»
courts to secure an injunction on the
ground tliat the petitions for the re
call election were iuvalid. This <■«.■
taken to the supreme court and tha:
court ti»day handed down a decision
validating the election. Governor R
A. Nelson, Sveibjorn Johnson. A:
lornev General: and John Kitchin
i-omtnissioner of agriculture. will he
inaugurated today This was the
ha-dest blow the leafrue has r.»ce.\
I'd. tlio it has been petti np them fas:
and furious since it has started or:
the down cradi It is fast revertinj:
10 its starting point, which was Mr
i Townlev.
making r»wx;iu?ss with
THK MHO TK1.KTHOVK
r>»w*on. Nov I —The poles for
i be telephone line which Is to con
:e.~t Keno Hill with Mayo City are
in the jrround and ready for the
wires the entire ftistance between
keno City and Mayo City. Thj is
■ :te news brought Ly Harry Gaglisi,
»t>o arrived here several days a(co
"When 1 left MSnio Bridire. Dan
Matheson. the head of the telephone
company, had the wit* in place on
the poles to a point five miles north
nf Minto Br.dpe. and expected to
!;ave it up as far Fields Creek ^
»itliin a few d*y». Bruce Welch
ad one or two otters were helpinc
or the line, and tie poles were all
• rrected as far as Keno City."
Copenhagen. Nov JS—Announce
ment comes of the d<*ath of Chris
tine Nillson
THANKSGIVING DAY j
NOVEMBER 24. 1921
TKRRIT*>K\ '»l \l.ASk\
Offiir of ihr (tmmn*
•1 uncau
A PROCLAMATION
Thanksgiving I>ay thi* year of our lord. nineteen linmtml 1«t».
ty-one, comes on THI RNIM\ Vmoml'rr twenty-fourth.
I. Scotl C. Bonr. Uovcrnoi >>1 \l**ka, <lo. thereforr. hereby pro
< I.hhii ii am) urgv It- ohsmini <■ l.\ nil p<«oplr within the Territory.
Kmulatlng our forefaih.-r*. and lr kivpins »ilh thrlr toft} «pirit.
it is titling that recogniiion thu* »«■ gixcr. to Almighty t.od for Mp«»
ings mviifd and lihetij rnjoj-pd.
Our beloved country i» at pracc. Home and fire*ide »rp mibpnkr*
by wat anil umlisinrbed h) Icar c.l war. Knnl« have contributed to
the greatnc*» and the glorx of th< Republic. It* foundation* are «e
cur*'. World -a l ifc ha* made for a *ironcrr and a hrnrr Amcrican
i*ni.
This commonwealth ha* t«oen noiahh frer from eptdemb or pe*
tilence during the year and oihc?wi*c ha* been *ingul*ri\ Nrwd.
In cessation from lahor. full of faith and courage. but with de
ronl and contrite hearts, and in thank'ul and prayerful introspection
and rot rospi^-t ion, may thi* Thank*giving l'aj. In pursuance of the
hcautiful and helpful rB*1»ni heqiMthwl h} our ancestors, he suitabl) '
observed throughout Ala*k».
GHTX under my hand and the
Ne»l of the Territory of Ala** I
la, in Juneau, the capital,
thi* eleventh day of Novem
ber. in the yrar of our l<ord j
one thousand nine hundred j
(SKA I.) twenty-one and of the ind»- |<
pendenee of the Inited j
State* of America the one j
hundred forty-sixth.
(Signed) StXITT C. B«">\K, !
fiorernor.
R> the Governor:
(Signed) Karl Theile,
Kv ofttrio Secretary of Alaska. I
KltiHT \(>\\ CENTERS
IN NORTH IREl-AN'P
London. Not. 23.—Peace is no
sooner determined on in Ireland
than war breaks out. Ten were kill
ed in the fighting recently and con
ditions in the city are approaching
1 anarchy. Bombs are being handled
with little consideration for life, and
I sniping is continuously going or.
W IRPKNS FlliHT
PRISON KRS WO KIRF
Gal way, Nov. 23 —Forty political
prisoners in the prison in this place
1 rushed the wardens today when a
fire broke out in two sections of the
prison. "VThile the fire was biasing
the men seized the keys and barri
caded themselves with six wardens
in another part of the prison.
|
VI\\ KE1VERS CONSIDER
PEACE PROPOSALS
1-ondon. Xov. IS—The govern
ment and the Sinn Feiners' repre
sentatives hold a meeting today
The government desired to put be
fore the Sinn Feiners the various
alternative propositions for the
roeeiing of the risterites' objections
:o the proposed all-Ireland parlia-;
I meat.
TO KVTE\n C1.EMENCY
TO WARTIME PRISONERS
■Washington. Nor. JS.—President ]
Harding has under consideration the
Question of the extension of ereco
;ive clemency to those offenders o!
wartime regulations. who are
now executing their sentences In the
federal prison.
ADOLFO BALLIVIAN
Ado'fc Bal!iv»an. new'y apoo'nted
f-ofr Bolvta.
HX>t R S.WT A KE R. R.
officials Kn.n:n
htm Angeles. Nov. 23.—Fonr offi
cials of tbe Sante Fe were killed to
day. William C. Mathie. H C. Story.
William Bowman and J. A Jaeger,
officials of the Artxona division of
the Santa Fe. were on a tour of It
speotion. when their automotive In
spection car was overturned by a
train near the California bordc
The four were killed and five others
injured
SFV SI VDR.lt K
HIS RKSK.VKD
According to a telegram received
by Governor Bore. Jobn Surd back,
president of the last territorial sen
ale and former member of both
bonses of the territorial legislator*
has resigned as senator—he belnc
a hold-over—to accept the position
of clerk of the court of the Secor>d
division.
The resignation cf Mr. Sondlw I.
will render »ecessary the election of
i wo territorial sena.iors next fall ;n
both tbe Second and Fourth d'^
s.ons Senator E Vi Collins huM
over in the Fourth, having re^igi
lo accept the office of assistant d -
triet attorney for that division. les<
ing only Senators Hont of the First
&nd Chamberlain of tbe Thi-<1 in
fice —Stroller's Weekly
[
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OF PRINCE
Bnmhs*. No*. IS.— The Prince
of Wales li cot without »m» e*
dtetnent even the be !■ In Tndl*
After hi* ppeech the other dav. riot
ire occurred In the native part of
Horn hay and several were killed
hast night >■ the Prince was enter
ing the ballroom one of the follow
ers of Chandl, the Indian leadev
who I* opposing the rule of the Brit
ish in India, threw a club at the
head of the Prince hot ml«*ed hltn
tM
OOVFKREXOE REACHES
MILESTONE IX PROGRESS
Washington. Not. II.—The lim
itation of arm* conference bo* is
•••-sion. has closed the format:' c
period of Its deliberations. 7b* ma
jor alms which lb* pcwers have for
mulated 1'efurr roaring to the cor -
ference have been (T1t»b. and tb#
remainder of the conference will he
taken up with the discussion and
adjustment of the several nations to
these plans, if such an adjustment
:s possible
America has stated het propos«;
for partial disarmai.ient; Britain has
proposed her plan for the abolition
of the submarine. China has set
forth the ten points which she con
siders necessary for the mainten
ance of the open door and a perma
nent conference to consider the far
"astern problems. Japan has asked
for more liattleships and Franc* has
asked for the retention of tbs •Ob
marine and for a standing army of
suBcient sire to co|# with the men
ace German? presents
-iK u m !.i.»ox
ON HICH
San Francisco. Nov IJ —A ein
cuiar then ocurred on hoard the B
S Sonoma a transpacific liner
'•onnd from Sydne; to San Frsncls
Ir the special money vaults of
■:< *! ip was stored gold bullion to
value of When the
hot arrived in San Francisco yes
• rdsn the hnllion was mlsstrr
- me time dnrine the voyage the
cold *a* extracted from the vaslti
THE WHITE PUSS &
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THE GATEWAY ROUTE TO
Yukon Territory, Atlin and
Interior Alaska
Scm)-\X't*k}v Trak Semcr Krtwwti Siayuay and VWtffbor*
during tHr Winter Scanor.
For infarraatwn regarding passenger and tmgti! ratri apofr lo
H Wheeler General Manager
Skaguay- Alaska
or
510 Alaska Building
SeattleW sh