Ne.v York Xov.-l—Prominent a
liiuns llie United States Senator
•..uo wore rs-vieoied Tuesday are
S- :.r,, i ry Mos:>s, Penrose, K^nde*
Sec ai-.d Smoot.
The Democrats re-eteited w„.re
i ndcrwuod and Fletcher.
Tom Watson was elecied to su.c-(
teed Hoke Smith of Georgia.
In Illinois, Senator Sherman will
he surei eded by AIcKinleJ", e~mem~
bvr cf the National house.
The re—electiion of several Re'*ub
1 trait House of Representatives
vc-Urans huj been assured, among
whom are ex-SPetker Gillette' form
er speaker Cannon , Fordney of
Miclngiui, ilaiin of California, Foss
of Ohio and Mann cf Illinois.
N\-h York Nov. C—r.y th0 full
reiurtis just received Montana is
definitely in the Republican column
having given Harding a substantial
,majority.
15,.- this voto I raiding now hs
r'u-.u.rl votes "nd Cox 127.
I'ttfcsk'll, X. V. Xov.4—Professor
H. U Slimidt ut tlie Iiaekkl^y
of Tarrytown met with a fa
tal ?i-tii^:it yesteri'ay.
I'rn.'tss >r Sihmi.it was d. ^ending
ti.n shaft of the Manatou mine
nUea heslii'pcd ati.I fell two hundred
and fifty eet- being instantly killed.
Washington. Nov. 4—President
Wilson Issued a. proclamation today
renio\ing the last vestige of
r:n::rnt control ovcr the sugar
lrnx*.
Tl:o order will be_ effectiv^ on
X&U>r.tber 13th.
I
i I. Kt'cr..* of X,.w Vor':.
r.1 . :]■}- to TarVey as a
th ; . :■ i.-si'>n « ! ich is
f«iv r of ; • -\aland
lin-a announced.
San Antonio. Nov. 4—Louis S.
vat .iiji'll shot ami killed A. W. SaJJ
uuson Tuesday at tUe election rolls.
Hit- men quarioiled over tlie ques
tion as to who should rreside ove:*
tbe eVetion as judge.
Will Give Veterans
Bonus By January
ricarilo, Nov. —Initiations are
Hiut the bonus for t!ic Veterans of
;lie l;Ue « ar v. hi. h was ar?roved by
,tho voters at the Tuesday election
will be I'aid by tho State of Washing
ton by January first
Master Mariner
Dies In Seattle
Seattle, Nov. 6—Captain Frank M.
Wlute, formerly master of junior- u
.\l. aka icssc-ls. died here today.
Work for Your Money
then
Make Your Money Work for You
Build up a reseive fund of your own.
e pay (4) per 'cent compound interest on
Savings Accounts and Certilicates Deposits.
it is much wiser to open an interest bearing
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 interests
accumulates.
DO IT NOW.
BanK of Alaska
TOILET SGAPS
We have a complete line of high grade
toilet soaps at low prices. Special prices
by the box and dozen lots. It will pay you
to buy from us,
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
BRITISH C0H1 IBS ORDERED
W LEADERS 10 BESOIE WORK
Mr. don, Nov. 4—The striking coal
' miners received orders from their
bleeders to return to worlr.
The orders stato that all miners
should r<>Port for duty tonight and
men seem to be satisfied
and will he at their Places as usual.
Milwaukee, Nov. 4—Victor Berger
ilie Socialist was defeated for con— |
g rc.-o in the Tuesday election.
Former Congressman "W. H.. Staf
ford. KemJtilican, was tho victorious
cjuddiato. 1 . i; I
Gia.ifow, Nov. 4—Scotland reject-'
<! Prohibition at the election last |
7ue?tlay. The vote stood about i
niu0 to one against tlie question.
Police Ambusned
and Killed by
Machine Guns
London, I'ov. C—seventeen Po
!i i> wore killed in nuibush near ?.Iul
i; r .M ath couniyNyesterday. I
litt* slaughter vos accomplished
i>y t!lo use of machine guns which j
the hidden Party l.ad set up. * I
California laps
Fight Exclusion
Son Francisco, Nov. 4—The Califor
nia- Japaneso announced today their
intention of starting court action to j
enjoin the state of California from
Placing Into effeo^ the anti-JaPaneso j
Program just Passed by the legisla- j
tn:e.
To Cost More for
Dolling Up
Chicago, Nov. 3—The central ex
ecutive committee of the Master
Barbers' Association, representing
Uiis city decided on a raise in the
I'rcie of barbering.
Hair cuts aire ra'sed to one dollar
a.id the charge for shaving will be
be thirty five cents.
These Prices ars to go into effect
.on January first. 1921.
Lor don, Nov. 6—The American
mission in South Russia has fallen
into the hands of the Soviet govern
ment is the statement appearing in
the Moscow PaPer Pravda today.
The message was sent by wireless
from the SovictcaPital.
San Francisco, Nov. 6—A board of
inqilry to investigate the administra
tion of Samoan afairs by th© lato
Commander Terhume are now en
rou^e to Samoa.
Commander Terhune committed
suicide a foV weeks ago.
| London, Nov. G—A Rome despatch
received ^hero today says tha<t Italy
has rouounced her claims to Delma—
t!a. ' . ■ |-I'M'
Tl'e information Is also given that
Ital/ turns over Delmatia to Jugo
•Slavia, .§ _ J
Taconia. Nov. 4—'Miss Braino
•van was brought back from X. Y.
ws released on bail from jail tod
The amount of tie ball b
was ten thousand dollars and Mi |
Brainerd Immediately 1 oftv for he1'
'liou-'c in Seattle.
Chicago, Nov. 4—A rehearing of
Uio ense of Ilaywood and other I.
W. W was asked for In a Petition
tfiat was filed in tt)0 circuit court
of oipeaJs tod'T'.
Peliins, Xov.i—The Governor of P0
Kins isanodia proclamation today de
claring that there has been a re-;
union of the north and soutli of j
China. ri:e proclamotion alsocal'3:
for a a election of a new Premier.
U. S. Signal Corp j
Mans Wife Dies
after Operation
Si-ailli. Nov. 0—.Mrs. Kglley. wife
of Kdward Kelly, formerlye of the
17. o Signal sor'icc* and stationed at
Port Gibbon, died here last night.
Mrs. Kt>lley"s death followed an
operation for goitre.
Alaska Has Many
Dogs and Raindeer
Seattle, Nov. 6—Superintendent
McUuIre h.-s repoited to W. E. Lopn
head of the Alaska census bureau,
thav. t'ie northwest district of Alaska
has 25G whites, 2,885 Eskimos,
4,031 dogs and 32,200 reindeer.
Marlon, Nov. 6—President elect
jHardlug and his Party left Marion
(this morning at 7 o'clock.
The Party will go to Point Isabel
!where Senator Harding will take a
much needed rest.
Nothing Worth Mentioning.
There was n wild clanging of a bell,
and the roar of nn automobile engine
In the alley that ran past (lie rear of
n Southern home. Mand.v, the cook,
dropped her culinary Implements and
left the kitchen in great haste to find
out what it was all about.
Her mistress also heard It and
reached the kitchen in time to meet
Mandy, returning with a look of dis
appointment on her face. "What was
nil the noise, Manfly?" asked the mis
tress.
"T'wnnt nothln', ma'am, but the po
lice control wagon come to get dat
triflln' Brown nigger for vagrom," was
her disgusted answer^
ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS
ARREST N. ¥. BOOTLEGGERS
"New York, Nov. 6—Tho rePort that
o bootlegging syndicate which has
been working fcr several month
jiast had amassed millions of dollars
by tile illegaJ methods haa sent a
s\v;»rni of enforcement oficors over
Manhattan.
A.s a result over fifty arrests have
iirea.Iy been made and many seiz
ures I liquor accomplished.
T' .• liquor seizures amounted to
qhjiucities running from barrels to
teakettles.
Hi L50I LOST II
Lincoln, Nov. 4—In an Interview
yesterday V.'illiam Jennings Bry*n
said that Y/oodrow Wilson laid the
foundation for tho Democratic disas
ter of Tuesday and Governor Cox
completed 'the st-uctute.
Bryan said 'that President Wilson
attempted to drive out the Public eyo
of every Democrat who dared to dif
fer with him In the minutest detail
JOIIS VERDICT
IS 101 GUILir
In the oase of the "IT. S. vs. G. H.
Sturgill, charged with grand larceny
the Jury latj yesterdajl afternoon
Drought In a verdict of not guilty.,
The verdict was an instructed one.
•the motion of thee defendant's at
torney.—Juneau EmPier
CUBA ELECTS
IB PRESIDENT
Havana, Nov. 4—Virtually com
plete returns show that Alfred O.
Zaras has been elected President of
Cuba •*
Chicago. Nov. 1—Virgil G. Hind
sUa w» chairman oftha National
JProuibition party tel^graPhed Gov
ernor Co xtoday that the League of
Nations wouJd havc won had it not
,been so inseParattly tied to thq
toozo wagon by the administration
a't Washington ajid the Democratic
convention at San Francisco.
HUES Bill
DJ
Orlfudo, Nov. 4—Five negroes
w«>r0 burned to death Wednesday
ngiDi. by a mob of white men.
Tjo negroes killed two whlto
men in a fight at the Polls on Tues
day and the lynching followed..
OfiF. MORSE
IS DEFLATED
Portland, Nov. 4—Senator George
Chamberlain, the Democratic senator
'from Oregon, was defeated for re
election Tuesday.
Kohert N. Stanficld. the Repub
lican candidate w"s electcd by a
ftpudsomc majority.
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