'""ofcnliaPen, October 23 — rlir°o
IloWevik b"ju i are u IV rutin in
the Black s>'a. rk--y are convoy
i:is <-"oa»ter» to Trebiaoml ttiUi
a excliAn"ir.s munitions for
nationalist flo"r. Two r»d s»b,nariii'
ar< In the vicinity of Xikolaievx.1
,'!rl:lsh doHroycr® are ou. thf'loot j
o«t for all 1I1030 crafts.
A I'oti .l W. i\ a: 1 Y. Uo'Jto.
irai: -i i the ;>-:*:<tf car "2'0
arrn • >1 ia .«kaSway a UiUe b'fon'
Pri uiouc KUct .\iitl GoU»ral Man
r *\ a i'" \> > re tli* fhc"t'aat» of
.a'? train «as . ftan
. r to W'licnorse la or J r that
t. v -at t . >o"'o <ia»e ia S!ca=
v ay bofotv sailiasl oa the Priu
c - Mary.
Vr. v jffltialg report luo coa
tiiiion on the Yatoa ju-*t about
a- it ha* bo*\i rPort*d in 'he A1
a, if a:iy;-a',ui: jt js worse.
' • V. ca ar.<! the AVhftehor'0
nr.. worLii.- tivir way "P the
ri v-T a::d ar-.- cxPedcil to arri'.o
: U'.-i rse louicht.
t«; -:v abn'Jt seventy Pis*tn'-'^rs
ho with er,-.vj of tho two boat-s
i fr.ak -.i t bis trail to connect
with the P.i'iccs* Maiy.
1 uis Is the Houses: vi-it Pr<?i |
K'liot -""ado ia th«'uorth •
a ad he lias oujuyd it iiuiufii^oly and<
ha« watched -V worUiui-'s of the!
W.itc Puss 3yat-m la every dot'ajt j
pr-at- I
Jlr. Kl'iot .s oi'U'jjUtic over the
t"t^rs of jthe aorth aad loo-is for
b|S 'blue* ia i'us luiaiaj liu15. Sever
i"-rvat d^vcloPaien'l (aad uu',.ss alij
si-u» ioill thi-i-'c "ii bo a:i awaken J
lutr cf ind»stry Ve-ST !*OOii.
Alters Kla.t audi W'h^'er ac
comPat.ied by U r.^ral iA"ditor H-r ,
'"arm -Millar wl'l u-avc oa «-hv,
PiiiiC, fs Jiarv .'for Yaaco"v*er whcre1
th' y wiH-(ai> jt -Mr. \V. Ii. *."o*o of |
Lor.jcn viin v awaiting th'ir ap
r:\al. .Mr. Close co"ld uot \i~it Miej
\int t-° luoi'n. tills y.-ar.
El1'" r Fri-.Bd, formerly n< *va
<■ i*it >r uf T!it> Emir- a::d for th",
l a. t vi-ra' rt.ip editor and P:,blls!i
• r ;:■.•■ Svward Gateway, lias uc..
u the Po.-uii' u of £d'-"> i ti^ias,
*. ■; . .re'la'iou ana -'r of '"he E.m
and «l!l -ni'i be cctfutect>-d
vi'U t Jf I' .Vk ui'n; Mr-. Kri.-nd
• a t ir . i • a w 10 ar« now \isit
r r .at: i s- a-;ie, wi'» jolu Mr.
j ri i:u iu Ianvau at an. early dato.
Mr. Friend b ano of the bi-st!
k':owu ne\vspai\.r m°n of the North
»'-st. Uvforo , to Alaska heI
v.aj for j-oarj connected with Se'lt"-'0
jwsrai'cis, aa'.iiig *cwed both a31
ilty <ditor an l t>-i"'?ra?h editor of
:he Seattle St:ir. 11° aj!,o served on,
I..L- staff of tue Tjnu-s and 1'ost
Into,linger. II-- at one time va* a .'
r i«". : i .'I* Sk'tfvfBy,
3'lie JPrlnccs® Mary arrived on,
tiuit* !i Sunday and is laying at
the' ;vharf "a^allins Mr' arrival of (
t:i- Related traveler* who ar»comj
.[11' Jly til(» ^ 'tvOIL on ill,.. ^ i-it'*
U"!^- kind Ca»ca. j
T Ut> I'rince'S Mary h'*d a va. ;
so o» jf-tu-ral "'er^handlse and.
lU':ub.r for fnis i'ort. {
Work for Your Money
then
Make Your Money Work for You
Build up a rcseive fund of your own.
Vt e pay (4) per cent compound interest on
Savings Accounts and Certificates 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 AlasRa
TOILET SOAPS
We haVe a comylete line of high grade
toilet soaps at low prices. Special prices
by the boX and dozen lots. It Will par yOu
to buy frOm uS.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Ka.sas, Ci'y October 23—HjrinS,
Uonventiou U i'l at his own ^xPcns®
senator Re"d I.aM nisht declared
..K.'.in't Uoili Cox and Harding, as
:•••. :« tint ci:» repr°sented IfWi1
son ll«'ag"« a.nl the othL'r th« Root
league.
iH- <-a'led u> 0:1 the PeoPl© 'o
••jc-ft a Vila tor that wi'I scrap a'jy
kind nt 1 lca^'io. 1'lie cK-ction of
si'clj a senai^ he dec'ar>'d to "00
more l"'iortant han the election
of •> President. Reed stased ono
of the Greatest /(iolitiav'1 c.en*on»trat
tious in tho history of the state*
1 h- only decoration* wen'a Pitcher
of "at«'r and an emi'ty K!ass. Thoro
was no ch-iir'» ar, And ijhe "a'kedl
"I'ou the staae announcing,,
' • • ' i a'"."
lie ranted .,i- flr< thro»Khout'firpt
i>:;e, t.; 11 the 0'lier of tli® Parti's.
IIS 13 SHi
S Hi D/f.C'-Q
p.tib rMjuLG
.London, Ot 23—Mayor McSweeny
hour" are amnb' red now is the'sta'e
"'••-ut of in excuansu teiograi'Mi co'a
la.v bu|etln today.
London, Oct j 23— Mayor Mc
Sweeney died iu the Brixton, Pri
"on 4 of five j forty o'clook'this
rucrnjne. - J
I'l. • Cork >»ayor's Jdeath occurred
ai'er a fan jot Njventy throo days..
iIcSwe<>r.ey lias be< a unconscious,,
lor several days*
Fatter JPoaiiuio, iiis |;rivate chaP
lain and nis {brother John have,
bccn -with. the starving toatv />
so";» time.
On AuSust twe'.thl McSween
said "I Khall bo fr®°, nilvo (*f
d -ad vi'-iiin month. Mayor Mc
Sweeney was gervin» a term of
tr o years on conviction of |, thij
chi>'e of sedition. I
IIS MOOSE
10 GIVE OHE
N'xt Saturdaj- nigh* the Loyal
Order„of I\Ior3o lod«a of Haines
ar* sivins * bis ball ja A. B
11MI and they extend to Skasw
wcy a n'ost cordial invititiou to at
tend.
rhroush tha courtesy of Major
Clark tUo haroor boat Peterson, "ill
b? scjit up to tak° the peoP'e down
and will brias the'" back "after'th®
ba'l'~.
The Haines .Moose are knou'n to
bo the Princo of entertainers and
everythins will be done to make this
a his>'h class affair.
The music for the bal1 will be
furnished by the Fort Seward Jazz
Orchestra whi'h means that il
will be the very best.
Everyone i» invited and all are,
Welcome. -i
Details of the ianco wiU be furnjsh
cd later.
Syrian Relief Lecture
rn0Ee who have helPed in nlsin?
the 1]Doney for ti'o Syrian orPha%,
in the Xe^ar East Relief Campaign
will "be ittt°restin a stereoPticon,,
ln;"T8in the First Presbyterian
Chui\i» toniorriw (Wednesday) nis
at 7:30 o'clock. S'id^s ^'hich Por
tray the reason for Hi- relief ,vil'
be shown with. exPllanatory notes.
Come and brins your friouds,
who ^ave he'Ped. t6 lec&ure js
«iv<-.a without charPof. Al' Weloo11
• iliaml ,Dr"ry of the firm ol
Taylorl |;Dr"ry Pedlar Co. ol
Whit'horse • <*ill | be passengers o
the Princess {Mary.
Mr. Dr"ry (will spend the holidays
with his family Jin. Vancouver.
I1
KIDNAPPED HH
SERIOUSLY ILL
Tatoma, October 23 —Authorities
li?vo announced the return of the
StafcS baby to 1113 motlier. The
rct»rn wa3 rnado ear'y yesterday mor
ins in a Vancouver, B." C. hotel not
tu Seattl®. It I-1 announced tliat the
Prostration, of Mi's Betty Bralnerd
wlU Procoed ju^t tho same,
Seattle, October 23—increased 90 I
rio"snes3 is attached » the Stasu [
baby iddn&PpiuST case today by the!
an,Lxuncenlent fron> his home at Ta j
coma that tho baby I3 sorio"s>y ill a*|
a result of til3 stranSo experience ot(
the Past five weeks, during which. |
ticio lie was ;akcn across the conl|
in-nt twice.
GOSiELLO FIRED
London, October, 23—E. J. cos
teil'-, manasimr editor of th« Fed)
crated Pross of C^caso, co'"pilsin |
tho labor, socialist ind farmer newa
PaPers was ?e'"V^d wilh d-'PorLation,,
or<Ur from SJ'Jtland Yard officiia1
today following <j search of his
roo1" and the seizure of hi9 cor
rospondence. #
BEATEN 10 DEATH
. WITH A CLUB
WashiuKt&n, Oct 23 — F. M.
Scandlrund of i :wV-'o N. Y. form
erly a '"ajyr in the A. E. F. m",
fo"nd dea«l in thu lvoods between
)i9re and ,U"saudrial today,
i Evidence »nowed that Scand'and
iiad be*n bcaten to d'.'atli with
|ci»b.
Skagway Team
Outplay Soldiers
The basket ba'lt same at th* W.
P. A. Club vis well attended and j
was a niost spirited comtoit.
Th® Skagway team woa with
score of 34 to 13 but at that. it
was anybodies gsnie a'l .ho time.
The work o£ Harry Ask ami Bi'ly
B'pd-"(ic stood out Promlnt-at as tlx
tost. . jMgtfifcV
| The dance which followed was
I *"ost enjoyable th° music jein,g fur
I lilshcd by Ob 110 Smith, 3Ilss Viv
: ian TaJbot, Civ<lc Rogers and later
on Professor S<imer.
Up wards of one hundred a
I fifty pe0pie r.Ltendod the afair.
The Jefferson ( .arrived on Sun
j day ,witli a few Passengers and Borne
freisut.
I A RPeciall train from Whitehors®
I brousht (over s number of l>assctlgers
| oa Bumday afternoon who wiLh'tiioso
j that >vere a'.roadyl -waiting, made tip
i a |'ood list for the south bound tiiP.
■ 1 lie Jefferson fe'ot away about
mi u'lBUt. j| i—
Mr. and "Mrs. Al Dart wwill''sailt
on. the (Princos3 Mary for Vancouver
j where t^gy £ e\Pect to spend tha
winter. - ;)
I Mr. jmd Mrs. Dart are the prop
rietors cf tho Montague road,
i houso joa the Dawgoa trail.
This (well known toad house.
I '"ill jO£> closed tili3 -win,ter.
j ''he (Princess Ena of the C. p.
| R. Ill net arrived on Sunday wiUi
i one • ihousand ton3 of coal for the
i W, jP. and Y. Ro"to which if be
lus Vnjoaded aid stored ia toe
bankers. <.
The "Bna1 /"'ill make a refcunVtriP
J to jjkagway with Coal.
EMERGENCY MEASURE GIVES
BIGHT FOR MILITARY FORCE
bondon, 0°toter 23—Coafrouted b
by a virtual Industrial revolution
the govcmment today Introduced to
['ar'iamont an wn^reeacy blli sums it
r.'artime Powers eunjd! the riKht to
us> military force tor any P><rpos<-\
and authority to ration and con
trol ail resources. Th« mea«»>res,
was Presented by th« government"s
ni0ve fol'owln^ Ihe anrwuiwmer,t of
a eull tor a genera' "Meeting of the
trades union eonsres9 Wedn«sday.
10
m m life!
Washington* October 23 —It
was aimounceJ at t-li0 war''<lt;Pairt
meut today that Colon,®' Wllda,
P. Richardson I9 to he retired. on
October 31. . I
rut* la the voluntary reque9.'
of l'olouei Rlsrhardsonj as undJor'tlK
law lie may ask for retirement i
ftcr forty fair,, service.
Co'onel RiAard«an Went over,
twenty years In &laska many of
wnjch lie was the l»a4 of the A1
asKa Road commission.
II
GALLS IBM
The next reg"lar me°tlnjK of tu«
Skaswf v Woman's cJ"b wll' b
held la ho soclall Centre, Oct 28
1920, the members are requested to
hrt. any book" they have for do
nation to the club Library.
Tee program tor th® evening wl'l
be a» foliow":
B"sino£s,
Ho'l call
F"nr..v ;t j y or Hallowe'en quota
tion in response.
"'ivies, Mrs. iVinterberScr
English, Miss Moffatt.
1'at'er, Oriela of Hallowe'en, Mr9.
Clarke.
Sketch, f Washington Irving, Mrgj
iteynoldson.
Short Storj read by Mrs Curtis
Poe»» 'jtra Lymph
Cm-r0nt Evtnt* by ca"b member9.
DEMOS TRIED 10
B"ffaJoI Octoljc-r, 23—charsws that
th1 ipmocratlc party had. akemPtwl
to blind the voters lo the domestiu
issue by d«votJng its c8mPaisn'©n<?r
8ipa ;o an already rejected forelja
I'rcgram, Senator Hardins last,
ulfnt to'd an tt^dieo.Ce 'hat the'firn
veal d"ty of the nation in disc.hiaj«i
ins its o"oligation»l to th° world
v.'ac to Put It" own ho>'3c In, order
in i world' reidiuetmer,t of itself.
"After the trials of the war," lie
said, "Mi< Unit«d States could) be*t
londl It8 lid to dlstrea3Cd foreign na
tiorB by settlns an example of "teod
fast democracy %nd equal oPport"n
Wi!bur Story, jeme of the pop
ular Pas»eiiKers fcrakemen on thie \V.
P. and !Rout« 'eft on one of the
la't boats Jfor visit to the acune3
of his childhood. I
• ois Particular topo' is SytaCuse,
N«wr York Judfttere Wilbur has
a number of relatives Jind friends.
Heine a u"«u V Elk Wilbur will
o.)t Oef without friends en route,
and as jhie a'so saw service in the
(ire.it War j'he will "ee' '"b"ddl
at every 6t<jP.
Thi» vacation J^'iLl e*k-nd for a
CQup'c of*! months ani his friend
h'/v will weloonje Wllbur back
«cme time during the early winter.
MU8 tnazel <-'»dby and Mi3S Ivy,
Clark |a.re a °oJPle of youus ladle^
who aro teoueins ®P«it the sea
son | there.
These youuf J ladies cotme from,
yew Zealand and will So ba^k to
their home ttv.re iafter a visit in
la Vaincoiulver and Victoria.
WM1° inlSkagway jthe youns Uadle3
were wsuests ol fthe Portland House.
THE WHITE PASS &
YUKON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY ROUTE OF
COMFORT 3ERVI0R SAFETY
FOR —
Yukon Territory, Atlin District and
Interior Alaska
Through Tickets to and [fromj Dawson,
Fairbanks, and a|l Interior Alaska
and Yukon River Points.
During the season of narijiatie* our fleet ef modern steam
ers will operate regularly the enWre leagfck ®f the Yukon
River and its tributaries.
Daily train service(eicept Sunday) between Skagway and
Whitehorse. Parlor ob»arratiea ears •* erery craia
Full information regard!** paMeBfer aid freight rates
npom applyitff te
H. Whealer, Geieral flanager
Skaguay, Alaska
or
510 Alaska Bullalaf, Seattle. Wash.