MONDAY
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KBMAIJST LEGIONS WITHIN 10
DAYS CONST ANTINOPIJS
Mudania Oct. 9—Kemalist legions
were witihin ten days march of Con
stantinople as the allied general
met with Ismet Pasha in a renewed
effort to solve the Near East prob
lefn today.
HARUINU
AITHOKIZKS
RFJJEE APPEAL
WmsbinKton Oct. 9—A nation wide
appeal for funds for relief of refu
gees In the Near East, was today,
authorized by President Hard In e.
GOING BLIND KLIiLS
SELF WITH GAS
Seattle Oct. 9—Threatened with
blindness. Mathias Schuler suicided
today. He owned the first horse
and wagon seen in Circle Clt> and
Dawson. Remo vi dr his canary
from the room Schuler turned on
the pas and was found dead.
WOMAN MAKES AIR Til IT
CAI.IFORNU TO NEW' YORK
Minneola, N. Y.. Oct. 9—Lillian
G-atlan, a passenger aboard the
Postal Service Aeroplane, arrived
last night, completing the flight
which was begun at San Francisco.
GIANTS WIN WORLD'S SERIES.
Polo Grounds. N. Y., Oct. 9—The
Giants won the world’s series, tak
ing today’s game from the Yanks
with a score of 5-3. Giants made
two runs in the second when Con
ningham scored two ahead of him.
They made three runs in the eighth
with bases full. Kelly making a sin
gle, bringing in Frisch and Musel.
and Young came in on a hit to left
field. The Yanks made a run each
in the first, fifth and seventh inn
TKLKPHONE BRIDGES
ATLANTIC’ OCEAN
Loudon Oct. 9—The human voice
has bridged the Atlantic. At four
thife morning Gordon Selfridge was
in telephone conversation with his
son Gordon Jr., now in San Fran
cisoo, Calif.
PEACE IN /NEAR EAST CERTAIN
Paris, Oct. 9—Peace in the Near
East is virtually certain. Venize
los is acting in behalf of the revolu
tionary government at Athens. Ac-;
eeptance of the Anglo-French com
promise agreement has been adopt
ed by Poincaire. and Curzon. Brit-1
ish Foreign Secretary
BRITISH TO MAKF. TKKT CASE
OF IJQt'Oll ORDER
London Oct. 9—The Cunard and
White Star Lines today discussed
/the advisability of sending their
ahipa into New York harbor with
their liquor stores sealed, thus forc
ing a showdown on the ruing of
the American Department of Jus
BASK BALL SERIES
RECEIPTS HIGH
New York. Oct. 9—The gate re
ceipts of today's final game in the
world series were $125,147.
GREEKS INSTRUCT DELEGATES
AT MUDANIA
Athens Oct. 9—The Greek gov
ernment has instructed its delegates
at Mudania to accept the decision
which may be unanimously agreed
upon by allied representatives.
KHMALLSTS APPROACH—FERRY
SERVICE DISCONTINUED
Constantinople. Oct. 9th—Ferry
sendee across the Straits at the Bos
plhorus to Constantinople was stop
ped today by the British when the
Kemalists took up positions within
a few days march of the city.
SEA WOLF ARRIVES WITH
OUTSIDE MAIL
The Sea Wolf, Capt. Ira Rank,
arrived last night at 9 o’clock from
St. Michael. Three passengers and
a large consignment of Outside and
Alaska mall were delivered. .Capt.
Rank wae delayed for several days
waiting for the mail boat to come
down the river and added to this
delay the storm held ®P the Sea
Wolf for sevaml hours.
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URGE BRITISH TO LEAVE
CONSTANTINOPLE
Constantinople Oct. ft—The Brit
ish consulate is urging all British
men and women to leave Constanti
nople if they can possibly find
means to do so.
GERMANY REFUSES TO JOIN
LEAGUE UNTUi U. S. OOES
Berlin. Oct. 9—“Germany will
rot join the League of Nations un
til America becomes a member."
This statement was made by
President Ebert to Branting. Social
ist Premier of Sweden. The latter
came to Berlin to induce the Ger
man President to recommend to
his country that she join the League
BRITISH CABINET CONSIDERING
CURZON’S REPORT
London Oct. 9—The British cab
inet is considering Secretary Cur
zon's report relative to his confer
ence with Premier Poincaire on the
Turkish situation.
JAP HANDWRITING
ON SIBERIAN WALL
Vlaaivcst k Oc*. 9 -Desp^rat •
fighting between “Red” and
“White" armies is in progress along
the Spassk front. The batt'e is
the most severe since the Japanese
evacuation began. Soviet forces
are rushing troops with aeroplanes
and tanks toward Vladivostok.
TUESDAY
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E. C. DIVINE PASSES
AWAY THIS MORNING
Divine will be grieved to learn that
he passed away this morning at 3
o’clock, at the Luzerne Apartments,
in Seattle.
Mr. Divine was for many years
associated with the Nome Nugget
and left a host of friends behind
him when he left for Seattle five
years ago. After leaving Nome he
was compelled to take a long rest
and was for many months under the
doctor's care.
The cause of his death was heart
disease.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to his bereaved wife.
SUPREME COURT DENIES
NEW HEARING
Washington Oct. 10—The Su
preme Court of the United States
has denied a rehearing of the case
of the Southern Pacific Ry.. which
must now divorce itself from own
ership in the Central Pacific- Rail
AMERICAN DREADNAUGHT
SAILS FOR NEAR EAST
London Oct. 10—The American
dreadnought Utah is proceeding
from Gibralter to the Near East
ALLEGED GERMAN SPY
RELEASED AND REPORTED
Washington. Oct. 10—Captain
Robert Fay. an alleged German spy.
caught trying to dynamite muni
tion ships in New York harbor in
April 1916. was set free and return
ed to Germany.
POSSIBLE CONSCRIPTION
FORECAST IRELAND
Dublin. Oct. 10—Possible con
script ion in Ireland is forecast by
Richard Mulcahy. commander in
chief, in a speech to his troops at
Garristown.
AMERICANS STUNG
PURCHASING GERMAN MARK
New York, Oct. 10—B. M. An
derson. economist of the Chase Na
tional Bank, estimates today that
Americans have separated from two
billion dollars, purchasing German
mafks. which have sunk until they
are this morning quoted at 3054 for
a dollar. t
PEACE Oft WAR NOW
RESTS WITH TURKS
London, Oct.- 10—The question
of peace in the Near East now rests
with the Turkieh Nationalist As
sembly at Angora.
TftUE AMERICAN SPIRIT SHOWN
BY DEBT MISSION MEMBER
Washington Oct. 10—Represen
tative Theordore E. Burton, a mem
ber of the Allied Debt Mission, de
clared moat emphatically against
any cancellations of the debt* of
I European nations to the United
I States.
I_
| IMM>ZK RUNNERS AND
I SEIZED BY SHERIFF
Seattle. Oct. 10—Six men. mem
bers of two boats of the liquor run
ning ring. and three automobiles
containing thirty five cases of bond
ed liquor were seized by the sheriff.
NEAR EAST SITUATION
IS STILL SERIOUS
London Oct. 10—The Near Hast
j situation has continued present dis
turbing potentialities with the
Greek army at Adrianople declar
ing it would not retire and with the
victorious Turkish army concen
trating at Brusa and Tam it anxious
! to reach Constantinople and protect
Turks in Thrace.
TURKS CONTINUE THEIR
ADVANCE TOWARD CHANAK
Constantinople October 10—Turk
ish Nationalist troops resumed
i their advance in the Dardanelles
I area, in the direction of Chanak.
Turkish Iregulars appeared with
in a short distance from Constanti
nople. eight miles above the Amer
ican Naval base.
ISMIT ASSURES NO FURTHER
ADVANCE NEUTRAL ZONE
Mudania. Oct. 10. Harrington,
*!»•• British Commander. ester Jay
i afternoon received . in waiting as
! surance from Ismit PasQia that there
j will be no further advance of Na
tionalist troops into the neutral
RONE DRV SHIPS TO
OBTAIN AMERICAN WATERS
! MUDANIA CONFERENCE
STANDS ADJOURNED
| generals Harrington. Mombelli and
| Charpy returned to Constantinople
i this evening. The Mudania confer
| ence has been adjourned to permit
I the Keiualists to refer allied de
| mands to the Angora assembly.
ALLIES DRAW UP FINAL
ARMISTICE DATA
I Mudania. Oct. 10 -The allied
j generals drew up their final armis
tice convention and submitted it to
Ismet Pasha, the Turkish Natioual
I ist representative of the Angora
government. The Turks are given
' until r> p. m. today to accept or re
ISAAC GUGGENHEIM
DIES IN ENGLAND
South Hampton. Oct. Id—'Isaac
i Guggenheim. American capitalist
I and copper magnate, died here sud
! denly. Guggenheim came here in
a motor car from London yesterday
to meet Henry W Marsh, who ar
i rived on the Aquitania.
TURKS LESS CONFIDENT
OF VICTOHV
Mudania. Oct. in—1There is less
i confidence in th. Kemalist camp,
j since it understood there is now
l allies and that the plan to divide
j the allies has failed. It is realized
( that Kemal Pasha has the world ar
j rayed against hint.
i amekican BRINGS REPORTS j
TURKISH ATROCITIES |
New York. Oct. 10—■Captain John
W. Walters, commander of the S.,
S. Winona which arrived tonight,.
being the first vessel in from Smy
rna since the Turks swept down
upon the city. He asserted that,
atrocities were more horrible than i
the seizure of the Sabine women by
the Romans in 200 B. C.
SOVIETS VICTORIOUS
AT VIaADIVOSTOK
Tokyo. Oct. 10—Forces of Gen
eral Dieterdhs, head of the Vladi
vostok government, are retreatdnr
demoralized before onslaught of
Soviet troops of the. Far Eastern
Republic of Siberia. According to
advices received here from Vladi
vostok the campaign for control of
Vladivostok, as it is being evacaat
ed by the Japs, is going against the 1
ipreteent Vladivostok, government,
whose soldiers are short of riflee. j
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WEDNESDAY
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lll<; AKTION SAliK
VALVAmJ<] FI'IIS
St. Louis. Oct. 11—The two days
auction sale of furs netted one mil
lion three hundred thousand dol
lars. Russian sable sold from fif
teen to three hundred dollars each
AIJ.IKS AND ISMFT |*ASH.%
ItKAt H AGKKKMENT
IjOihIod. Oct. 11 -A dispatch
from Constantinople to the Dally
News announced that an agreement
had been reached at the Mudania
Conference, between allied military
leaders and Ismet Pasha. represent
ing Nationalists. The agreement
was signed last night.
HARDING ANNOUNCES PERSON
NEL COAL COMMISSION
Washington. Oct. 11—Harding
announced the personnel of the com
mission to investigate the bitumin
ous and anthracite coal fields, with
a view of recommending legislation,
designed to bring about tranquility
to the industry.
John H. Hammond heads the li3t,
other members are; former vice
president Marshall. Judge Altschu
ler of Chicago. Clark Howell editor.
Otis Smith, Edward T. Devine. Chas
T. Neill, manager of tip' Bureau of
Information of the Southern Rail
FEDERAI. UEVENl ES—
BASE BALI. SERIES
New York Oct. 11—Federal taxes
for the five world’s series base ball
announced by the Collector of In
ternal Revenues. .
WOMAN JUSTIFIED IN KILLING
MAN WHO ATTACKS
Spokane, Oct. 11—Alaskan chiv
alry makes it useless to try a wom
an for killing a man who threatens
her honor. Cnited States I>istrict
Attorney at Fairbanks justified lo
cal Federal officials and therefore
Azalia Wicksell. a Spokane girl who
s'ew private Parker of the Signal
c rps when he attacked her in an
Alaskan camp, was set free.
BRIDE OF WILLIAM TO BE
QUEEN OF PRUSSIA
Doom. Oct. 11—The bride of for
mer emperor William. Princess of
Reuss. will assume the title of
Queen Wilhelmina of Prussia, ac
cording to announcements made to
day during the preliminary recc*p
tion to the bride and groom at the
ACROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT
WILL BE CONTINUED
San Diego, Oct. 11 -Incuts. Mac
Ready and Kelly will make their
from San Diego to New York with
MI'DANIA CONVENTION
DEFINES COMMTIC]
things that the convention has .sub
mitted to the Nationalists there are
contained the following specifica
Thrace within fifteen days and that
a. Greek authorities withdrew, civil
powers will be handed to allied au
thorities, who will transmit them to
Turkish authorities within thirty
days: that this transfer shall he
concluded thxuoait Eastern Thrace
within thirty days and in addition
to these missions the allied conting
ent shall occupy Eastern Thrace;
that withdrawal of the interallied
missions will occur thirty days after
completion of evacuation by Greek
BIG SUMP IN SHIPBUIIJHNG
THROUGHOUT WORLD
New York, Oct. 11—A world wide
slump in ship building with the
United States showing the greatest
loss, was disclosed in figures com
piled by Llodys register.
ANTI PROHIBITIONISTS
CALLED CRIMINALS
Louisville, Oct. 10—Prohibition
evaders, including home brew mak
ers, were classed as criminals by
Marshal, fprmer vice president, in
an address made here.
ARMISTICE SIGNER—
—ALLIE8-TVRKS
London, Oct. 11—Peaceful aolu
tion of the Near Eastern tangle has
; pparently been reach' d on a basis
ot surrender of Eastern Thrace lo
Turks. A proper safeguard for
Christian minorities and neutrality
of the Dardanelles was established
and put into effect by the armistice
between Kemalists and Greeks,
which was signed late last night at
Mmlania. The news brought great
relief here where there was . con
s'derable anxiety lest th*- Turks re
mained obstinate and disrupted the
newly declared unity of the allies.
lllllKlH ISSUES PASTORAL
LETTER—IRELAND
1 Dublin. Oct. 11—Numerous am
i bushes, accompanied by heavy fir
i ir.g occured in various parts of the
}city during last night and continu
i ed until dawn. The Irish Hierar
I chy issued a pastoral letter con
demning in strongest terms the
| guerilla warfare against the Free
State and declared that killing of
I Nationalist soldiers is murder be
I fore God. This pronouncement is
! calculated to bring peace.
ARMY DERIGtBLE RETURNS
TO NEWPORT NEWS
Arcadia. Calif.. Oct. 11—Army
dirigible C-2. which recently flew
here from Newport News. Virginia,
started on its return trip at 4:00 p.
DATE RESTORATION SHANTUNG
TO CHINA FIXED
Tsingtao. Oct. 11—The Shang
t.ing Commission has fixed Decern
her 2nd as the date of restoration j
b\ Jaj>a!i to the Chinese of Kiao- ;
chow, thus ending an international
■ntroversy which began when Ger
many established a naval base 24
\ears ago and which later figured)
in diplomatic affairs of Paris and j
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
IN ATHENS
Athens. Oct. 11 Martial law has
bten declared in Athens. This ac
tion was taken to prevent hot heads
in the army from opposing the gov
ernment’s decision in accepting the1
Joss of Eastern Thrace.
.illHISTICK TERMS
UTMOST CONCUSSIONS
WESTERN POWERS
Mudania. Oct. 11—The Near East
armistice was sigiu^d by the allies
at 6:35 this morning. The final
meeting of the Mudania conference
lasted but ten minutes. The Na
tionalists were called into the room
and the allied generals and Ismet
Pasha, representative of the Turk
ish Nationalists, affixed their signa
tures to the protocol armistice. The
terms represented the utmost con
cf-ssions that the Western Powers
would make to the Turks.
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OF FINAL ACCOUNT. |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersigned. administrator of
the estate of NI AVVAK. deceased,
has filed in the Probate Court for
the Cape Nome Precinct. Territory'
cf Alaska, his final account as such j
administrator of said estate, ami
that the 12th day of December 15*22 1
at the hour of two o’clock P. M. of J
said day, has been fixed by said
court as the time for hearing of ob
jections to said report and the set
tlement thereof.
H. S. CHESTER,
Administrator of the Estate
of NUAWAK. deceased.
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