MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
GIANTS KVKX St OIIK
WITH YANKS
New York. Oct. 8—The fourtl
game of the World Series today wai
postponed until tomorrow an accoun
of rain. Ruth's infected elbow may
prevent him playing tomorrow if tin
weather is cold.
Postponement favorable for Yankee'
New York. Oct. 8—The postpone
nient today of the fourth game o
the World Series was a blessing t<
the Yankees, as the day of rest en
ables Mays to take the mound to
morrow. Also there is a possibility
but not a probability that Ruth may
be able to get back into action with
the Yanks tomorrow.
Giants Win Gam**—Tying Score
Polo Grounds. N. Y. Oct. 9 -The
Giants won the fourth game of the
World Series by a score of four tc
two. The teams are now tied.
Ruth drove home his sixtieth
home run but with no one on bases
The Yanks made runs in the fifth
and ninth. The Giants got three In
the eighth and one in the ninth.
Meusel. Rawlins, and Synder scored
in the eighth and Kelley drove home
a two bagger in the first half of the
ninth Douglas pitched a remark
ably clever game. There was a re.
cord attendance. 36.372, receipts
Batteries—Yanks, Schang, Mays:
Giants. Snyder. Douglas Weather
fair. cool.
DESPONDENT GREEK IthA.HKS
WIFE AND SUICIDES
Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct. 8—
Blaming his wife for his unhappi
ness, Gus T. Pognis, a wealthy Greek
magnate of Utak killed himself
here today.
BRITISH DELEGATES MUST
SUPPLY OWN BOOZE
London, Oct. 8—The Washington
State Department has informed the
British delegates to the forthcoming
disarmament conference that they
may bring their own supply of liquor
to the United States if they must
have it.
IRISH DELEGATES LEAVE *
FOR LONDON CONFERENCE
Dublin. Oct. 8—The Sinn Feinn
delegation to the Irish peace confer
ence at Lonton Tuesday, left here
MANY FRENCH SCHOOL
TEACHERS FOUND COMMUNISTS
Paris, Oct. 9—The census reveals
that France has seven thousand
school teachers of whom there are a
thousand who are rank Communists.
ESTIMATED ALASKA
R. R. TO EARN GOOD
REVENUE FIRST YEAR
Washington, Oct. 8—It is esti
mated by the Alaska Railroad Com
mission that the revenue* of the Al
aska government railway for the
first year of operation will be $987.
The estimate is based on the vol
ume of freight and passenger busi
ness that delivers from the St Mich
ael and Skagway routes .
RAILROADS ORDERED TO
SEND APPLE CARS
TO WASHINGTON
Washington. D. C. Oct. 8—The
Interstate Commerce Commission
haa ordered the railways to senr two
thousand refrigerator cars to the
State of Washington, which has
produced a third of the entire apple
crop of the country this year.
MAIL ROBBERS
MAKE RICH HAUL
Detroit, Mich. Oct. 8—Twenty
three pouches of mail containing
$300,000, largely the Windsor, Can
ada, race track receipts, were stolen
from a Canadian government truck
this morning, according to advices
received here.
McPherson to have charge
ALASKA MINERAL EXHIBIT
Seattle, Oct. 9—J. L’ McPherson,
manager of the Alaska Bureau of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce will
be in charge of Alaska's mineral ex
hibit at he American Mining Con
gress which opens in Chicago October
17, ft was announced today.
GERMANY PLANNING
HONOR FOR U. S.
Berlin. Oct. 8—The government
contemplates honoring the United
States by favoring her choice as min
ister to represent Germany at Wash
ington. it was made known here to
KLU KhVX KUNNKHS MAKF
STItANGK ItK.MOVSTKATIttV
Ulachwell. K> Oct 10—Two
hundred men, wearing the robes of
the Kin Klux Klan. tiled through the
First Methodist Church here last
night, during the course or the ser
vices. Stopping in front of Rev.
Mesch. the spokesman of the strange
appearing assemblage said; “We
know you are not with us; but we
are behind you three thousand strong
in Kay County.”
j The crowd then filed out behind
a banner bearing th.* words; “We
stand for 100 per cent Americanism
and want the law enforced.”
HARRISON CONFIRM FI >
AS IHSTRICT ATTORNEY
j Attorney Fred Harrison was ad
vised in a telegram received Ia9t
night from Alaska Delegate Dan
Sutherland, of his confirmation as
United States Attorney for the Sec
ond Division .
SEKRK MOBILIZING
AGAINST HUNGARY
j Paris. Oct. 8—The Serberian War
j Council has decided to issue a call
i for the mobilization of several milt
| tary classes, it was learned here to
| The contemplated mobilization is
’ aimed at Hungary, owing to border
| NEW AT.AKKA IN 111, K
rBACTIt'Al.I.V ASSrCEl)
Wahsington, Oct. 0- As a result
•of a quest conipaigti which the Army
! Signal Corps has been conducting, it
is now practically certain that the
cable connecting Seattle and Alaska
will be relaid during the coming
The plan is a complete duplicate
of the present cable for its entire
length, replacing flu* present line
with one of the best material.
Colonel Seaone of the Signal Corps
is directing the campaign.
jSAA'K ALASKA SUFFERING FROM
WORLD HARD TIMES
Washington. Oct. 9— E. H.
Sherman, who was detailed last
Summer by Secretary Wallace to in
vestigate conditions in Alaska, has
submitted his report, which says:
“Alaska is suffering from nothing
more than its share of the present
world wide hard times.’
“All the industries in the terri
tory.” he reports, “are doing as well
is not better than the same indus
tries elsewhere.”
TUESDAY
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YAXKS MAKE THIRD
WIN IN WORLD SERIFS
Polo Grounds, N. Y. Oct. 10—
The Yankees again carried off the
honors in the fifth game of the
World Series here today, by beat
ing the Giants three to one.
The Yankees made six hits, one
error, while the Giants were credited
with ten hits and one error. The
Nationals rang up their only score
early in the game. The Yankees
tied In the fourth, chalked up two
more in the next inning. Ruth
bunded in the fourth frame beat
the ball to first and got safely home.
The attendance was 35,759, the
receipts $116,754.
NOTKD CHICAGO PLUNGER
LOSES BIG BUNCH OF BOOZE
Washington, Oct. 10—Joe Lester,
the noted Chicago plunger, has re
ported to the secret service the theft
of three hundred thousand dollars
worth of wines from his Virginia
country home.
U. S. JAZZ MINSTREL
DIES IN SHIP CRASH
Glasgow, Scotland, Oct. 10—
Twenty costly American negro Jazz
minstrels perished last night when
the American Shipping Board
freighter West Carmak, bound from
Seattle for Glasgow, came into col
lision with the British steamer Clan
Malcolm Rowan, the latter vessel
sinking a short time after the crash.
HIGH FREIGHT RATES KILL
SALE OF CALIFORNIA LEMONS
Pasadena, Cal. Oct. 10—Owing to
the present high freight rates to
eastern points, the sale of this year's
crop of California lemons has been
■practically killed.
Lemons are being dumped intc
[ditches and used to mulch fields.
| JAPS HOl.BIXG SE<’RET
i CONFERENCES WITH
soviet govehnmen r
Tokio, Japan. Oct. * 0—Secret
conferences between Japan and the
Soviet government of Russia hav.
been in progress for some time, ac
cording to the Kokumin, a militarist
The character of the negotiations
are not disclosed.
W H IS K E Y Itr\ X KRS
KILL t'XDKB SHERIFF
SherMan. Wit Oct. S -Cnder
Sheriff 'V. S. Mclhetsor. w*« shot
and killed in a battle with whiskey
runners. James McKenny and Monk
Stanton, the slayers, were both
wounded and captured
TRANS-POLAR FLIGHT PLANNED
FOR EARLY NOVEMBER
'Washington, Oct. 10—Naulty. the
Eastern scientist who is planning to
visit the North Pole by aeroplane,
expects to start for Point Harrow,
Alaska about November 1 from
Washington, according to announce
ments made here today.
Naulty will go from the national
capital to Seattle by laud plane and
on arrival there will convert his ma
chine into a sea plane, in which he
will continue on to Nome and Point
Barrow His son. Leslie Neulty. will
accompany him in the flight as tech
From Point Harrow Naulty will fly
in a straight line to North Cape, the
most northerly extremity of Norway,
touching at the pole enroute.
The East is much interested in the
proposed flight.
NTICAAUK lir.ATII
STARTLES MOVIE WOULD
Los Angeles, Oct. 10—A1 Stein,
assistant to Fred Fishback, the actor.
Arhuekle case, was found dead today
under mysterious circumstances,
with hints of possible murder con
nected with the affair.
Mildred Rewing, known on the
stage as Hilly Leslie, and Jean Mon
roa. another actress have been im
prisoned iu connection with the case.
VEATEK WAYS PHILIPPINE
INDEPEN DEX< ’E QI KSTIOX
TABLED FOR FOUR YFA »
Manilla. P. f. Oct ft—Charles
of the Philippine Islands, in an ad
dress here today, said the question
of Philippine independence “has
been tabled for four years more."
AMERICA X WHIP TOLLS
EXEMPTION BILL
PASSES SENATE
Washington. Oct. 10 -The Uorah
Bill, providing for the the exemption
or American coastwise vessels from
tolls in passing through the Panama
Lanai, passed the Senate today.
RAILROADER HELP AM
SISPKfTED BOND THIF.F
Seattle. Oct. 10—John Haunstra.
a railroad man. is under arrest here
pending a search for $100,000 worth
of bonds which were recently stolen
by train robbers while on the way
from Sacramento.
The stolen bonds are believed to
be buried near Seattle.
BOOTLEG SYX DIO ATE FOUND
IN SHADOW OF
NATIONAL CAPITOL
Washington, D. C. Oct. 9—Inter
nal Revenue officers have unearthed
a bootleggers syndicate which has
been operating almost under the
eaves of the National Capitol. Forty
arrests have been made In connec
tion with the case.
R. R. MAGNATES ASK WAGE
CUT FOR FREIGHT REDUCTION
Washington, Oct. 9—To President
Harding's request that railroad
freight rates be reduced as low as
possible In the present period of de
pression, th railroad heads countered
today with a request to be permitted
to cut wages.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
GIANTS EVEN SI'ORE
WITH YANKS
Polo Grounds, N. Y. Oct. 11—The
National League Giants evened the
score with the Yankees of the Amer.
lean League in the sixth game of the
World Series today; score. Giants S;
Yanks 5. The Yankees used three
pitchers. Harper. Shawkey. and
f Pierce A total of eighteen strik
j outs were made The Giants mad*
J 1 hit-, no errors; th** Yankees '
I lilts, two errors. Th*- Giants mad*
j three of their runs in the second
innin;r. four in the fourth, and one
1 in the sixth. The Yanks made three
in the first. two in the second
[ Batteries: Yanks. Harry Harper
Shawkey, Pierce and Schang: Giants
' Jess Barnes, pitcher. Snyder, catcher.
Ruth did not [day owing to his in
Attendance 3 4.233. receipts $114.
Kutli Out of World Seric*.
i New York. Oct. 11—Babe Ruth
announced this morning that the in
; jury to hi.-, arm from which he has
I been suffering for some time, would
j .keep him out of the game for the
| rest of the World Series. Ruth said
his physician had warned him that
to take further chances he would
! risk the loss of his arm
j FEDERAL TRADE
4 OMM D4S ION Ell \ A-HE D
; Washington. Oct 11—George W.
I'ptou of Ohio has been nominated
by President Hadring are a member
of the Federal Trade Commission
WORLD Pl’lESS CONGRESS
OPENS AT HOVOLILl*
Honolulu, H 1. Oct 11—The
Press Congress of the world opened
h*Te today, with delegates from
every section of the gloge in attend
Governor Farrington read an ad
dress from President Harding dur
ing th- opening hours of the ses
I IVK I’RIUSH IN
ALASKA COAST \\ RF.4 K
fishermen perished when the Libby
.McNeil and Libby gas boat. T. J.
j Thompson foundered on the Apurkin
i Inn- on the Southwestern Alaska
ASSASSIN ATTKMPTS MFK OF
WOMAN Kl.l KLIN KLAXNHR
shots were fired from ambush at .Mrs.
Klizibeih Tyler. Imperial Empress
and daughter of the Klu Klux Klan.
I NCMlM.OY.MFNT COXFFRFNi F
M A Iv FS It Ft < >.M M FN RATIONS
^Washington. Oct. 11 The ln
e.mployment Conference, by resolu
of bettering present industrial con
ditions. the readjustment of railway
rates; the completion of the bill for
a definite settlement of the tariff,
and a settlement of the relations be
tween the government anti the rail
roads anti an investigation of waste
in industry.
HA RHINO TO INVITF
WILSON TO AR.MJSTIOF
DAY CFRFMOMFS
Washington. Oct It President
Harding will write a personal letter
to former President Wilson, inviting
him to participate in the Armistice
Day Ceremonies here, the White
House announced today.
IRISH ('OXFFRENCH IN SESSION
London. Oct. 11—The first ses
sion of the conference on the Irish
settlement question was held this
morning. The Irish delegates were
cheered as they drove away at the
lunch hour.
Irish Conference Adjourns for Day
London, Oct. 11—At the clase of
the second cession at seven o’clock
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lone** adjourned until Thursday
Nothing h... i: mad • public r<
warding the proceedings The a !
journnn- was taken to tri\Pr
mier Lb .d George an opportunity t
grapple with the unemployment sit
uation. which i« just now Ir-comim
Increasingly serious
FOKMKi: AMBASSADOR
RORRFD OF JKWKh
Pittsburr. Mass Oct 1 2 —Henri
White, late cnauissiner f tin- Unite*.
States to the Paris Peace Confer
ence. was robbed of $5,000 worth o
jewels and important peace confer
ence papers while asleep in his home
at Lenox. .Massachusetts, last night
FOURTH DIVISION MARSHAL
ON WAV HOMt
Seattle. Oct. 12 Gilbert. K. Stev
ens, newly appointed Cnited State?
Marshal for the F’ourth Division ol
Alaska will sail on the Alameda to
morrow to take over his office
U. S. TO lift NOR
liRITlSH SOLDIKR DFAU
London. Oct. 11 Genera! John
J. Pershing will come to London be
fc|iV- October 20 to lav a medal oi
honor voted by the United States
Congress on the tomb of the unknown
British soldic-r buried in Westmin
ister Abbey, the Foreign Office an
nounced today.
HARDING WANTS HUGH I . S.
MHRCHANT FI.KKT ON SF \S
| Washington. Oct 1 1 President
I Harding i- —king some means this
I week by which heavy indirect sub
sidies may be put into effect to get
a huge fleet of American ships on
the high sea-, it was intimat'd in
official circle, today
GIRL FOUND I NDFIS STRANGI-.
ITRUUUSTANCKS IN SF.ATTLK
Seattle. Oct 11—Koberm Dor
land. aged 1v and a recent arrival
from New Orb-ans, was found uiicon
acious in a -ewar park this morning,
with her wrist waith missing
On recovering, the girl told the
police sin- did not know how sin1
come to he in the sewer park and
also told the police sh.- had just ...
married toda
i:k> i»i\.mo\i» mi \i>
Little Km. k. Oct 11- -A diamond
worth $ 10.000 wan taken from ih*
Will. CLOSE BOOZE
PEDDLING HOTELS
New York. Oct. It S. Yellnwby.
the newly appointed Prohibition En
forcement Director of New York,
announced today that he will clone
for a period of one year any hotel,
bier or little which is found to be
selling liquor.
indications congress losing
FAVOR OK COUNTRY
Washington. Oct. 12—The House
republicans intend to do everything
possible to bring about the enact
iment of permauient tariff legislation
before February first, as it is freely
hinted in Congressional circles that
the republican leaders are becoming
alarmed i.t indications that Congress
ir. losing favor with the country.
THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
GIANTS WIN WORLD SHIRKS
WITH 1 to O VICTORY TODAY
Polo Grounds, New York. Oct. IT
—The Giants won the 11121 World
Sfies and defeated the Yankees to
day by a score of 1 to 0 in a hotly
contested game replete with close
plays and stubborn fighting.
J The victors made their single
score in the first half of *be first in
ning. The Yankees in desperation
in the last half commandeered crip
pled Ruth in the hope of staving off
|defeat. The famous batter was sub
stituted for Pipp. But Babe v.as
J put out making first base and the
I Yankees lost their last chance. The
Giants made six hits an ; no errors
Yanks four hits and one error. It
was a re:ve racking p*t«b*rs battle
throm jrut.
GIANTS TAKE SEVENTH
GAME OF WORLD SERIES
Polo Grounds. N. Y. Oct. 12—By
winning today’s game by a score of
two to one. the Giants are now within
one point of winning the 1921 World
Series and tomorrow may see the
finish of the series.
mad.- a total of fit'll' hits and orieer
ror. while the Giants mat! -ix hits
McNally. the Yank.- s • orvi base
man was hurl in th»- ~ ■ >:.-l inning
I today when lie slid into - ■.•on.] base
Frank Maker, veteran world series
player, replaced McNally at third
; base and will probably finish the
' ■'fries in that posit ini McNally’s
: injury is expected to keep hint out of
i the game
Batteries Yankee Hoyt and
1 Schang; Giants- Smith and N'epf
Attendance 36.."0::, receipts $113,
F’.abe Ruth is reported suffering
-from five different injuries
house nwLWTTKK kf.fusfs
REFUNDING AUTHORITY
! Washington. Oct in The House
‘Ways and Means committee today
turned down the request of Secretary
Mellon of the Treasury Department
; that he I.*- given authority to handle
thf refunding of the governments
} eleven billion dollar loan
SENATE VOTES TO REPEAL
IMFU His l»OST TAX
Washington. Oct. I : Th- Senate
today voted to repeal the stamp tax
act at present applying to par- i post
packages.
SENATOR KXOX DIES SUDDENLY
Washington. Oct. 12—Philander
if, Knox. United States Senator
i irorn Peunsylvania. died suddenly at
' his home here tonight following a
■ stroke of paraly si -.
The senator was on his way to tko
| dining room when lie suffered the
I stroke and died within fifteen min
utes. The deceased statesman, wa*
i aged *JS years. If*- served as At
President .McKinley
Cabinet of President
lowing McKinley's d
serving in the Senate a
Pennsylvania. Knox r
i ept the position of
State in the cabinet
Taft He was again
member of the upper 1
Lavenworth. Kan. O* : 12—Joel
and Janies Chatwood twin brothers,
cel'-brated their ninetieth birthday
here today
Moth have large families
RKI'VRLIC.WS UN DORSE
HOUSE IN CHE ASK BILL
Washington. Oct. 13—The House
republicans have decided to support
the Seidel Hill to Increase the aiz*
of the House from 430 to 400 mem
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rier «r mailed. Ter Month It 0*
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