FOR YOUR WINTER'S OUTFIT
ALL FRESH GOODS
HIGHEST GRADES
Sam’! Appiebaum
GOAL MINERS WITHDRAW THE STRIKE ORDER
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titive council of the United Mine Workers of America announced
tnaf they will obey the order of the court and the laws, and that a
formal order withdrawing the strike declaration will be presented
before noon.
“We Are Americans,” Says Acting President Lewis
Indianapolis, Nov. II Acting President Lewis, of the United
Mine Workers Union, made the following statement, this morning:
“We will comply with the mandate of the court; we do
this under protest; we are Americans, and we cannot fight
onr gm rriuiient. "
The mine's’ executive council was in session 17 hours, adjourn
ing at 4 o'clock this morning, and will meet again at 2 o’clock this
afternoon.
West Virginia Sheriff Seizes Arms and Ammunition
(Miarlestown. \V. Va., Nov. 13. ~ Acting upon an executive war
rant issued by the governor, the sheriff today seized a quantity of
arms and ammunition in an express office at a mining village. The
shipment, was consigned to miners in the vicinity.
North Dakota Mining Districts Under Martial Law
Bismarck. N. I)., Nov. 13. — Martial law has been declared in
the mining districts of North Dakota. The mines were ordered to
be reopened, and the people supplied with coal
Beaton Donne I ley’s dredge, on J
Oner creek, closed down for tin* win* j
ter on Tuesday last- The dredge
started its summer of l5)li) operations
on May 5, and lost only five days’ time
during the season.
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Bolsheviki Gaining Recruits
London, Nov. ll.--Anr,i-Bolslieviki
forces have been compelled nearly
everywhere to assume the defensive
owing to increases in tiie ranks i f the
Bolsheviki.
British Aviators Killed
London. Nov. 13.—Lieuts. Douglas |
and Ross, who left Hounslow thisraoro
iogon ao attempted flight to Australia,
were killed shortly after starting.
British Prince in Washington
Washington, Nov. 13.—The Prince
of Wales arrived in Washington today,
and was greeted at the union depot by
Vice President Marshall.
Delegation to Come Home
Paris, Nov. 12.—The American peace
delegation today informed t.he supreme
council of its intention to leave France,
its work being completed.
De Valera Arrives in Seattle!
Seattle, Nov, 11.—President De Va-1
lei a. president of the Irish Republic, I
arrived here last night, occasioning a
huge demonstration in his honor. ;
BERGER NOT ADMITTED
Washington, No*. 11.—The House
I today denied Victor Berger, the Mil
1 waukee Socialist, t.h« right to sit as a
member of that body because of his op
position to tile war
Italian Troops Still Fighting
Belgrade, Nov. 11. — Forces of the
Italian government clashed with D’An
nunzio's troops at Fiume yesterday, and
casualties are reported on both sides,
according to tin official statement.
Police Officer a Booze Dealer
Seattle, Nov. 11.—Police Sergeant
Boagess was arrested last night for
selling liquor at wholesale from his
home. This morning Chief of Police
Warren dismissed him from the force.
Are Working Overtime
| Portland, Cite., Nov. 13.— A German
| branch of the 1. W. W. tms been found
to lie working overtime here, Depart
ment. of J ustiee agents announced today.
Tom Shallow, pack-train master for
tlte Moore Creek Transportation Cor
poration. I.td., recently departed for
the Kuskokwim country to spend the
winter months.
Dennis Parrent, arrived here early in
the week from his home on the k'us
kokwiui liver with a siring of about
forty dogs that lie lias been caring for
during the summer months.
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CLOSING OUT
Clothing, Hardware, Harness and Saddlery
All at Reduced Prices
C. R. PECK, FLAT
R U Prepared
For the Winter?
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR
Winter Wear
A. J. WEISS
The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
FLAT
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TOLOGATE MAIL ROUTE
San Francisco, Nov. 13.—Nine army
aviators will leave tie,re in the near fu
ture in two seaplanes toseleet.an aerial
mail route to Alaska. Steps will tie
made at Ketchikan, Juneau, Sitka and
Cordova.
To Enforce Prohibition Law
Washington, Nov. 13. -John F. Kra
mer, an Ohio attorney, has been a|>-1
pointed federal prohibition cotumis-'
sioner bv the President. He will he in
direct- charye of ilia enforcement of
the war-lime prohibition law.
Machinists Consider Strike
Washington. Nov. 12.—Three hundred
and seventy five thousand union ma
chinist •* throughout, the United State*
are voting today on a general strike in
connect ton with (ho railroad labor situ
ation.
Election Riot in France
Paris. Nov. 12 An election riot
with revolut ionary features occur ml
today in the industrial town of Dorian.
The demonstration was in favor of
nin® an<3 Bolsbevikisna.
Big Roundup of Radicals
New York, Not. 11.—The biggest,
police raid New York ever saw ».as
made last night, in which 37 ult ra-radi
cal leaders and 1.000 others were
caught, and are being held on ricporlu
lion warrants.
How Cold the Weather Got
Bv the N. c. Co.'s thermometer, the
following records the coldest tempera
ture during—
November 8 12 de"
■■91“
“ 10. u
11
12
13.
14 14
Dinner Order Now
Fresh Cabbage, Turnips, j
Rutabagas, Carrots, Parsnips,
Oranges, Apples
MINCE MEAT
In Jars, Cans, Packages or Kits
.Ripe, Stuffed and Green Olives
Jams, Jellies, Preserves, Nuts, Raisins and Popcorn
Lenhardt's, Gunther’s and Imperial Candies