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New York, Sept. 2 1 Brooklyn j
and New York defeating Pittsburg j
two to one in a ten inning game,
while the Cubs shut out the Giants
three to nothing shuffled the Gi- j
nuts bark into second place today
in National League. It is a puzzle 1
v bleh now finds three leaders in |
one and one half of the contests |
played. The Robins trail the Gi- j
ants by woe half game and lead i
ifche (’ubs by one game. In *the
American League Detroit took the I
third straight game from the Yan
kees four to three and permitting
'Washington, which defeated St.
1 ouis svx to four to attain two
games lead over the Yankees. The
Senators can now win the pennant
only by winning six out of seven
games. The National League title
which begins here tomorrow.
Brooklyn, Sept. 22—Brooklyn
defeating Chicago two to one in a
twelve inning game ’held second
place in the National "League with
six hundred points to New’ York’s
s*x hundred and one. The double
of Wheat in the twelfth scored
Mitchell and broke the pitching
battle between Doak and Aldridge.
Cleveland. Sept. £2- The Yanks
defeated Cleveland ten to four.
In a pitching battli Bush Covel
iki weakened in the ninth and New
York scored five limes. Chicago
three. Senators seven. At the end
of the seventh inning Lyons re
placed Cvongros when Washington
f,coTed nix. runs.
Chic as*). Sept. 2 2 -Walter
son wnn the 1.2th consecutive game
today defeating Chicago eight to
New "York, Sept. 22 -The New
"York Giants defeated Pittsburg five
to one in the first oj a three ser
ies and retained first place. Hugh
MoQtiiTUm mlhdtied the Pirates in
a brilliant mound exhibition. The
Giants made five hits off Meadows
O’ConneTPs homer with one on the
'.' inning margin. In the fourth in
ning they added three o&nd in the
seventh Dowdy -singled with the
Cleveland. Sept 22 •TheYanks
made two straight defeating the
Indians eight to two. Pitcher
Shawkey held the locals hitless
except In the eighth innin? when
Cleveland scored twice, two Singles
on a wild throw of Ruth's.
Brooklyn. Sept. 22- -The ledg
ers lost a full game in th«ir race
with the Giants when the Cut ;
won live to four n ten innings.
Dazzy Vance the star Robin pinn
er yielded only four runs but three
ci them’ were homers.
TUT: WOltlif* FliYKRS
Tucson. Ariz., Sept. 21 The
world flyers completed another lap
landing here at one eighteen this
afternoon after an uneventful
fight from K1 Paso. Texas.
San Diego. Sept. 22—The around
the world flight planes arrived
San Diego. Sept. 23—The world
flyers hopped off from here today
for Santa Monica.
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KRNKST THOMPSON KUH TKli 1 «
legion peace conference
SI. Paul. Sept. 23 —femes t Thom ;
[.. on of Amarillo. Texas. has been jt
hleuted as the representative of theji
American Legion's Veteians’ Asso- • 1
i ration t<» "prompts world peace.” Jl
GEORGIAN MINISTER F.XECI Tl f> I
IIV RUSSIAN'S
Paris. Sept.. 22—The Georgiar j
Legion has announced that Rus- j
sian troops have executed the Geor- j
gian .Minister Nazar at Kutais It
is declared that he was sixty eight j
years old. and was ill at the in.e
of his execution.
MOTORS II IP CHEOPECK IN
DISTRESS CAPK SPENCER
Cutter Vnalga, at Sea, Sept 2*J- ,
Si is reported that the motorship >
freighter f hlopeeTt 111 is :n distress !
Twelve miles north of rape Spencer
with the master drowned and the
and two -passengers in peril.
The Pnalga is speeding to aid the
Chlopecft. The Ch>opeek was,
Pnllt at Seattle and is operated j
•r-T/t of Juneau.
'KEY .MIGHT CONFESSES
TO TWO MCROERS i
likmnt Vernon, Sept 23 Rev.;
I gwrence .M. Might of Ina. confess- :
(•’ today to the poisoning «»f his
wife - on --September '10th.. and Wil
VorA Sweet on Jeity 27th. placing '
tilt- poison in his wife's coffee and
| In a glass of water for Sweet Ike
| sa>d lie did it in *eae.h case to "end
! tlzeir pain." He denied that there1
- vas anything ’bttfween him and 1
| Mrs. Sweet.
jsa d»:.\i> scores hi rt
IN WISCONSIN SToRAIS
St. Paul, Sept. 23 A partial re
* lias '‘brought advices which in-'reas
j •••; Hip toll-of Sunday's siornis in
| Wisconsin. which has now r<;irhed
j thirty three dead and scor-•- r.'itiv
!. »I -with the territory cover' d by
jihe storm only partially reported,
j The property damage i-- irnrn*mse.
Twenty one were hilled roar Thor
1 op. six at A sill and and three at
| '{liraelander. three at Con ir. > and
lone at Milwaukee.
irni; masked bandits «. t:r
THIRTY SEVEN TH«>1 S-VNIt
Uellston. Sept. 2*5 Five mashed
■Company offices rn a •nbnrb "f St.
1. ■ tits*. shortly befor* .tpeninir and
■inert up six officials and the exn
vi ly scooped the «monev hags from
the -rnillt and escaped with Thirty
seven thousand dollars.
l-KN. BUTLER TELLS POLICE
OF I'Hl LA. W MAT’S IVHVf
PhllaVlelphia. Sept. 23-- <iener.it '
Smedley D. Butler. Director of the j
Purity Squad of this city, odd--*.-.
( d the police in oody last tiTm
!*• said: “You men know tie*
teason why l have not been fired,
and that reason is that the people
< f Philadelphia are hack of me.” (
lie promised to "Knock the Mock ,
t.b of and poUcetm.n participating
it the political - a.-ipnicn.”
THURSDAY
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PUBLIC DEBT RETIRED IN •
•jr> YEARS, CLAIM j
Cleveland, Sept 21—A pape * !
prepared by Assistant Secretary of j
the Treasury Dewey was read at ;
the annual convention of Invest- |
rnent Bankers and in the statement i
he made the assertion .that it is ;
planned to retire the public debt of «
the United States within twenty i
r.ve years.
SITUATION PHILIPPINES IK j
ENCOURAGING. SAYS WOOD | t
Washington. Sept. 24—Governor
lieneral Leonard Wood has cabled
to the War Department a resume t
:»f conditions in the Philippines in t
'vhlch he said: "On the whole, the l
dtuation is very encouraging." He i
>aid the legislature is "taking up t
land, and other measures and I s
tope for some substantial and con- r
tructive legislation.”
MINING- COMPANY TO PAY
DIVIDENDS, ANNOUNCED
Wallace. Sept. 24—The Tama- a
•uck Five. Custer Consolidated Min- 3
Company has announced a dlT- •
dend of two cents per share on a
October sixth, totalling one hun- e
Ired thousand dollars. >' s
IH.HT MAY BE CHAKCiKD
M! KDEB HIGH SCIIOOE GIBE
Mount Vernon, Sept. 2 1 -Inves
igation of the death of a high
chool girl whose picture was
ound in Rev. Bight's home has
icuun. He said lhat ptomaine p«»f
on killed her. He has refused to
urrender his credentials as a
>l»*thodist Episcopal preacher.
IMFKHAX’S PROPERTY
ATTACKED BY BANDITS
Washington, Sept. SI The prop
rty of W. E. Graves, of Waltham,
dassnchusetts. was attacked Sat
irday by Mexican bandits, and an
\tnerioan citizen named Paul Ann
•pide was killed in the attack in
Intending the property, according
o a telegram from Vice Consul
>tt, stationed at Frontera. Mexico
IIIt;ITT SAYS MBS. SWFETIN'
POISONED HER IH'SIIAND
Mount Vernon. Sept 24 - High'
Vclared yesterday that Mrs
f'weetin killed her husband wit.
poison that he illighti gave her.
U** says that she and himself in
tended to marry after the death "i
her husband and Mrs. lllght. Mrs
Pweetln has been arrested.
SENATE « OMMITTEE
AVI EE HE Alt MR\N>
N« w YotJk, Sept 2 4 Senate
,'shr.rst respondin'* to a telegram
from Senator Brookhavt. Chairman
ot the Senate Daugherty Commit
tee today gave his assent to rail
ing a committee to hear
Trso 1.1 N MAS
i: k< i m;xi /. »•: i > s< >v11 i
Tokyo. S«*i»t . 2 1 The Harhii
«orrespoiident of the Japan*"'
virphme Press said that' Cham:
jso !-in had recognized the Ru
4 ll.Wt. CAPTI RES MAW
PRISONERS ,\N1) at; w
Toky.i. Sop?. 2> Mukden «i<
patches today said that Chang hat
.*ptur*‘Yi Chao Yang. a town ,i
’Miilhi Province capturing six ’turn
• red Pekingese, six field -guns
* ighl machine grins and two
.tnd rtftas.
PIG SMOKKIt ItY
SKATTLK PION1 EKS
Seattle. Sept. 21 Beans. '"ill
i >it pipes and stories of the Nur.li
•*rn days will he the featiii-- »t'
tie sntoke? at the Alaska Yukon
Pioneers Friday night
■Germany to JoiTS u:\i.iv:
Berlin. Sept. 24 A eomm.nnique
after the Cabinet meeting today
axmoutioed that ‘Germany will soon
seek entrance to the League "!' Na
tions on an erjuai footing with the
mua towing chlopfck
Seattle. Sept. 2 4 -Th«* ('oast
Guard Gutter TTnalga has wir-uess
•d that she is convoying (1" 1 hlo
peck 111 and would take N • to
Indian Gove. When tlte : age
v as sent she was near the n ain
land opposite Cross Sound.
BIGHT AND MRS. SWEET1V
MOYED PREVENT MOB LI I.E
• movi.l of Hight to Salem
Mrs. Elsie Sweetfn to Bello
•TEES SPIT AGAINST MEANS
FOE INCOME TAXES
Washington. Sept. 24 Internal
ievenue Collector Tate has filed
uit against Gaston B. Means, de
manding two hundred and sixty
ight thousand dollars, and charg
ng Means with having repudiated
is income tux for the last three
YOMAN PLANS SHOOT
HERRIOT,* GETS COLD FEET
Uambo Villa. Sept. 24-—As Pre
lier Herriot was about to leave
he Presidential chateau today, a
ysterical woman entered the guard
iom and surrendered a loaded pis
>1 with which she had intended
hooting the Premier, hut her cou
age- failed her.
ORTV THOUSAND REPORTED
STARVING
Manila, Sept. 21- -Forty thous
nd persons in the l’angasian and
arlic provinces are reported to be
n the verge of starvation because
r floods, locusts and animal dls
»ses which have destroyed their
iurce of food supply.
i: \II KO\h SI ITS I.WOIIF
M.\N\ MII.I.IOYS
■ • tin* juggling of million-, incluri .
ir.g tht* sale for four million do! j
lars of a largo portion of the coal |
propertj worth twelve million, was
e vulged in the prosecution of n»
tit by the stockholders against j
t!.*• Denver and Rio (irande Rail-!
»*oad for two hundred million dol
lurs and against the estate of J
(ieorge J. Oould, was brought out. \
Other actions originated from the
negotiations of tin* Denver and .
Rio (irande with the Western Pae-!
itic founded by the late Jay Oould j
i **fore and after the Western Par- j
R.c went into bankruptcy. The j
Plaintiffs charged that the Denver !
and Rio (irande finances were loot- !
•-1 by "machinations of the inter-j
locking directors of the two rail- 1
loads who had themselves caused J
the breach of traffic and trackage]
Emporia. Sept. -1 -Raymond
'teinmot/. seeing the five year old
•laughter of Rev. R. 11. (iearhart
on the track in front of a moving
train, jumped on the running
board of an automobile, opened the
ill rot tie and steered the machine
<.ith one hand, run alongside and
-••i/.ed the child with the other arm
■s the train whizzed by. The loco
motive dented Ins rear fundeT but
neither "he nor tin* child were hurt
FRIDAY
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v. as i-:h \i,i.
.*« t i» rtll> eliminated iPirates.
Tin* Giants utilized tin- in.' oppor
mity bflimd tin twirling ol Virgil
\ with The exception of the horn
• ••- ol Early ami Smith in the stM •
• nth. In Tin ninth inning .Ylorris
' Pirates. and Wilson horuereo
• nolITM.i; s.\ns»ii:i> WITH
pr<K«m:ss or t wmi-.hi.v
Washington. Sept. 25 Senators
, Popper of Pennsylvania and Dale
Cf Vermont, at the White House
I dent Cool id go against over-oonfi
rtance in the campaign. President
J Coolidge, however, let it he known
j that he is satisfied with tin- prog
, perching to draw m,i,
I’M \\i> A I.I.OWA \ < 'PS
t roller of the Currency McCari. I
l I:as ruled that General John J. j
I Pershing shall receive the same;
The ruling is under the Act of j
(‘ongress making him a General of
the Armies of tin- Pnited States, j
which provides for full pay while j
hoover \\n ptycttot writ, j
TESTIFY IN TACOMA I
I^ew York. Sept. 25 Rosen
hluth's attorney has announced
that Secretary Hoover and Gover
nor Pinchot of Pennsylvania will
lie witnesses for the Defense at the
trial at Tacoma for the murder of
Pronkhlte.
liFJIMANY TO HP ADMITTED
TO OLYMI It GAMES
Geneva, Sept. .'.5 fta.ro a De
.oubertin. the President <>t ■ he !n
ernational Olympia Committee, it.
in article published in the Revue
ie Geneva stated that Germany
ill be admitted to the Olympic
Tames in 1028 at Amsterdam, and
he games will not be curtailed.
I1IGHT AM) MRS. SWEPT IV
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Mount Vernon. Sept. 25—The
oroner’s Jury yesterday held Rev.
light and Elsie Sweetin for the
Jctober session of the Grand Jury
o answer to the charge of murder,
rhe Coroner’s Jury found “arsenic
vilfully ‘administered by the wife
it the instigation of Hight In con
ormity with the agreement be
»■»list (I tli** death
arsenic administer
aforethought by
al.K'l'. HAITI.L l!(MHI.i:«.bl
OM K 11,1.Il> ONI: III in
l.<w Angela. Sept. 25
.nar.sk> in a pistol bottle last
,v. lit with alleged bootleg gang,
lairns to have killed one and :
i:.rally wounded one.
Los Angeles, Sept. 25 Patrol
man .Miller last night was shot and
killed hy an unidentified burglar
who fled when he was caught en
I.Df.F. NOMINATED BT
i:\okmoi s majority
i-wark. Sept. 25 Returns to
made tie- lead of Senator Edge
Hamilton, the Republican ,
>na! rommitteemau, for Mi
•d States Senate in the pri
nt' vesterday. over fifty the i
MUWAV SAYS AVI MUR
KKCALLFO AC’Ci H NT SPEKITI
Washington. Sept. 2;»- Senator
faraway in u speech last night,
charged that Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur was recalled to Washing
tun because of a speech he was
;n>ui to deliver at Denver, which
i,ad t*~en >ent in confidence to the
i v»-ss Associations, anil gave an ex
• rpt of ilii proposed speech deal
with tie- voting rights of the
KILLED F.TlillT HI RT
WHEN TRAIN HITS A! TO
Kalamazoo, Sept 25 A motor
• left his atitomobile stalled on
i. .Mhxhigan tVntral tracks and
• fit t« ask for help to push it off
automobile, killing the
brought by the
ny, to . ■ l an annual leai-e
the T. ipof Dom * field. The rase
i it si < i r.i: iioM» issi i.
\nsk.\ <;\.stim:ai co.
ra-rted Monday last hy the T’.ank
.,w Trust Company of New York
• • foreclose a mo image given to
if.<-ure the bond issue of the Al
ska Gautineau Mining Company
or the amount due with interest,
dx million seven hundred and
wentv one thousand four hundred
.rid seventy six dollars. This suit
involves more money than any pre
ions suit in the Alaska Courts.
I he suit is a step toward giving
t.tod title to the New York com
pany which i* about to utilize the
hydro-electric plants of the Alaska
i : stineau Mining Company for
the manufacture of ehemicals. fcr
t.'izer. pul; and paper
Miners & Mercliants
Bank of Alaska
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On 0 month deposits.
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