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AuihoraSo, Nov. 3—Ta'ketna, |Ks
K.iy <-'lu"aIoon, JIatl'u"skka, Bird
' r<. c* Jlea'.v and Palmer outside of
Anrkora ogive Gri-'«.I>y 9-1. Su'lior
.un^ 3 7-. M^rPhy 133 and U-ist^'ard
i.'S.
OuiU- to tile question of incorPor
tk>r. i f Anc ttorage t>oins voted on
is slow l>»t th0 indications
:ir.« tl ■ i Sutherland wii have a ma
joil'y .>t over one !:"ndred and Mia
M'; wi'l i'ro!>al>ly *'arry Anelior
r~e b;> a Mia:l marsin.
Anciu rase, Xov. :!—Y»«.ierday
wa< j r-iny disajeegible day and j
;'ue >uto in-re was much lighter
thai' If the day had boon fine. « j
There were 615 votes wist and i
les'j:c.i 1.1 fo'Jowg.
G-rtesby .. ... ...245!
Sulhe: land ... 3 5» 2 !
U"iPly 3S21
li»st;;itd 306 j
iVrtli' r Farmo .. —412 i
Lithrop and (Murray, roP.LbBcans I
md Sbeehan, Democrat. ro^elved ma
jo'ity voles for Representatives and
E. t. Chamberlain. Re^blican, was
uiei'teti senator.
Atr!i»r Frame, who was chalr •
aian of the KePub:ican camPai-n
.-ou.initloe ran ahead of hffi tKkket.
A'.i tovvnj north of Anchorage
jio.* rtci^blKan inajolrties.
York, Nov. 3—The N. Y.
: •today in an editorial s&ys
t'-iH t'»c country was Mt-ed of Wilson
litxl iveary of parlor Bol^heviki.
Thj N. Y. \YoH 1 in cotr.meiuin
on t r.Frvsult says that all the res:
l£SMU«.fS "uul discontent bro"Sht'
c.n Ly the Great War has fina'lyj
found expression jln the box .
mil the i'i :rlx U tlu» e'ection of Sc-n'
r.tor Warren G. Harding -''s i>rtsij
(!onl ut the 1' il'ed States.
!'.osi«".n- Nov. C—The town of i
Xew A-iifori In. Ik-rkstiire county
w a-j tue !'ir*t to rePort il-s vote lor
»'re*iJcut yesterday.
''iii.' t;!bui Mor. showed when com
vieud at 7:30 in the cvenins Haril- '
US IS aud Cox C.
r o'-r year* nKo N"o«' AMiford Pave
Hiii.-s . the Re^bUcan nominee 1C
Lud V. Ii*on 7.
Tci' ]ar?e difference jU d"e to tUe
vcuun not voting fo"r j't^ars aso.
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then
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We pay (-}) per "cent compound interest on
Savings Accounts and Ccrtilicates Deposits.
It is much wiser to open an interest bto'ing
account with us toan to risk your money in some
speculation were the safety of the principal is at
stake.
You will be surprised how quickly the irftere»ts
accumulates.
DO IT NOW.
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Now York. Nov. 3—As "the com
iMtd returns, come in it aPPearS
Uttu Hardins lias been swePt into
tlie Presidency by 'lie SpeattMt PoP
*>lar ii.ajority in the history of Am
o-ian politics. ,
In th<. returnj comPiledi today,
Hardins's electoral vote has reach
ed 372 with indications that do«bt
1U1 states mi^lit carry 'the figure 'o
400. Ilai'dino'j Popu'ar majority is
likely to exceed oix million vot«s.
Harding .v.riied N«w York state ]
by »bo"t nine hundred, thousand,
Pennsylvania ,anld Illinois by seven
hundred and fifty tfiouscnd each.
Missouri and Tennlsee \both swit
ched to the Hardinff column today
ckith by a larsr0 majority.
New York, Nov. 4—WiLh fourteen
scalb in th© electoral collie stil
doubtful tbe returns so far sivo
iHardins 390 and Cox 127 vot^s.
U was fc'itt undecided at noon to
day as to Nevada. Arizona, Ne^v
Mexico and Notrh Daikota.
Washington, Nov 2—Th<> State
department declared [today in a for
ma1 statement that no outconie of |
the movement in CaJitornia. to ro
cap' the state laws affeetine aJien (
land tenuro tvi'l he acceptable to 'he
countrry laj^e Ui&t does not
rord with. oxl^ing and aPPlicab'e pro
i isioas of law. ]
WhtX is of equal importance, the;
declaration states. (Is that thesef j
laws mut be in ajocord with our na-,
'iona! instinct, justice. ,
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Bost-on. 'Nov. 2—U. S. C,lstoms of
ficii!8 raided the White Star Lino
Crc'ic tcday In ce-ir<h of contraband
r^
T.:;s liq»cr was smuggled in by tfy
crew and when the officer3 board
ed the lis sliip they 'more boaten
bivcli |by tbo men who were armed
wit.i crow cars and other weaPons.
The Polico (boats with a detail of
Patrolmen arrived in answer to the
riot tal1 and a roq'Jest was made
on the navy for majiines ■with rife
Tbe sailors, armed with bayone's
and rifles, overpowered the crew
and placcd them in jr.iJ.
Fo"r hundred bottle3 of the finest
CoSnac brand/ was found under tbe
foc-r of the engine room. !
is m
Or'ando. Fia. Nov. 3—A nesro
nainod Perry, who killed two me
at Oscee *aftor he had been reused
the rl'-ht to vote was lynched today
Oy a Party of .white men who tookk
iiiit. from officeiu and h"n5 him to
a te1 - jrrarhPost.
IIILT GOES
i'onifi, Nov. .2—Iho :i-anU-SociaU*s
were victorious tn the municipal ele
tioiis wwuich tcok P'ace {yesterday. J
Tho inti-Socialists received a very
larec majority.
There was great enthusiasm dur-,
iub' t?:e election and Processions be» '
ing national flaSs Paraded the |
s'reets.
Savannah, Nov. 3—rhe ne«ro wo
men were denied the baHot in
je'tcrday's e'ection at ail of the
po'lim; Places in Savannah.
1'ht matter will be tried out in th
court3 as many of the women wi'l
aemacd justlce as, Wei1 as their
rishfi. > li.il
Ill Or GORKI
MS BIG FUSE
Cork, Nov. 2—In the Presecnce of |
mrPliced cli"rch disnatarie3, score®1
;f lxis former comrade3 and thous- j
>r.dj of (VoIunteers of his coiuitryiaei I
Jie body of Mayor McSwioeney was I
owertd to it3 final re»tins Place }'es-|
erday. Theeburial was in the re
P'Jbiji an plot in Fimbarre street oem
aiy which lies j"st outside of corl£.
SUNDAY it 5*|
1 10 CUBA!
Kfy West, Nov. 2— Aerial mai'J
service pvas inau= urned between!
the United States and Qnba today.
The aeroPianes sot off without a j
:iitch and a re=ular service' betwe
llies e Points Vi'i be maintained.
QUELL ill
No iv 11 Orleans. Nov. 3—Eleven
Chinese, members of the crew of the
British 'pteamshiP Elmer wore wound]
ed yesterday when the officers oPen
sd fire on then.'. T]10 seamen muti-|
nied and attempted jto take the abiPj
when the officer3 'aimed th^rnse've®
with? rifle3 »nd revolvers and sub
titled them. No fataUties were rePorj
ed, II
I'tLe e'ection in Skagraw on Tues"
day i nestii off quiet uneventfully
and with the ecxpetiQn ft a few
bawi-'nt's out that Marshal' Tanner
ffot there waj little excitement.
It wan a tlioushtf"I ejection and
voters went to the Po'ls with, their
minds made "P.,
It !s s(aid that the jDemocr&tU
niihet have rotten a few more votes
uad U. S. Marshal' Tanner kePt
away as bis workkwas a hindijance
lo tli* party.
The lioft Pedal, moonlight publicity
and RlarinK misstatements stuck ,»P
on the street corners by the PtUsy
foo* emisaries of the Democrats a>
so cast dp^predit on the Democratic
candidates as the bald claims made
tor i hem- ranged from the discovery
of America to the writing of the ten
coji.i1i ndmen'g. invention of .the
aeroplane and did not foil' anyone
persons who wrote them.
Owiiis to tie disagreeable weaitlio
Ule Skagway vot0 wias 'eiht, only
167 voters comins o*»t to register
iflelr Preference*;, f
The jjudses made qulck work »f
•he resuit after the cloalne of the
closins of the Pol's and their sheet
s'lowed as followit '
For Delasate
Grlgsby.. — 57
Sutherland .. ... .. .„ ... ... 104
For Territorial Senator—!
Heath 15
Hunt 97
40
oowerby
For Territorial Representative—
Casey 5!
Cole 109
Ge'cliel' 95
Gray 55
HJnter 104
Roden . . 45
TriPP - 107
Wallter . 43
For Road Commli*!oner—
AdWna 38
Connors 40
Ulnar 100
Wilson 107
For lAttorney Genera'—
MutPhy 43
Rustcard 105
Tlie 9tra£iht rePuiblican ticke's
were {a surprise to many but show;
that Skagway has BjlwayB been .
publican.
The manner in which the Repub
lican camPaiKn mas carried on had
a Rreat deal to do with th<v votes
her® and Sutherland and Rust»ard,
as well as Cole and TriPP and the
statement ot Hunt, all made gcod irn
PressioWi and' oarried muc!h weiKht.
Altogether the peoPfe seem to be
satisfied and; now wlU taJce UP their
work and forset Politics in their
every day affaire;,
YANKEE BOAT
Halifax, Nov. 2—Tfce i^ynerican ^
flshins schooner EgParanto won the.
Second race today from tho Nova]
Sco'ia entry Delawana. J
These fiahlns craft are sajlins a
*eric3 of contests for the aaiUne su
preme cy of the fishins banim. '
SeatUe, Nov. 2—The Steam^hlP
Victoria arrived here J"esterday even
Ins from Nome. rbo arrivai of the
Victoria close* 'he navisa:ion s'^a
for Nome tor thisstason. TJie Vic
toria had a f">l U»t of Waenser*
and an "nfeventfui trjP eo"th.
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