MONDAY
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YANKEUS WIX'HOTH G.AMKH
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Polo Grounds. Dot. 13—It was I
tho thirteenth day of the month and |
each team made 13 hits, yet the
Yanks won with a score of S to t.
The Yanks gave the Giants an awful
drubbing In the first seven innings
of the game, the former used live
pitchers and tour pinch hitters, and
though rallying heroically In the Sth
inning. »<"' th<,> went ,l0"n 10 <>e
feal. Young made the only home
run of the day.
Score by Innings.
GIANTS— . . 000060031
YANKEES- 0 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 j
Giants, 4 runs. 13 hits. 1 error.
Yanks. 8 runs, 13 hits. 0 error.
Batteries for today’s game were:
Giants—Scott, Ryan, McQuillan,
Jonnard, Barnes and Snyder. For
Yanks—Shawkey. Pennock. and
Schang.
Yankees Stadium. N. Y.. Oct. 14.
_The Yankees gave the Giants a
merciless beating in Sunday’s game
using four pitchers and several
pinch hitters but to no avail. The
Meusel brothers were very much in j
evidence each made a three base hit ,
for their respective teams. The j
only three hits credited to the !
Giants were made by E. Meusel.
Dugan for the Yanks made the only
home run of the day.
Score by Innings.
GIANTS—. .100000000
YANKEES—. .340100000
Giants 1 run. 3 hits. 2 errors.
Yankees 8 runs. 14 hits. 1 error.
Batteries for today’s game were:
Giants—Bentley, Scott. Barges and
Jannard, Godwy. Yankees—Bush
and Schang.
PLYCHOT ASKS COOLIOOE TO
TAKE rllARGE ENFORCEMENT
Washington. Oct 15 ~ l.ovt>rnor
I* nchot o' Pennsylvania ca'ted up<*n
President Coolidge and asked him
to take personal charge of the Dry
Jaw enf^»T'ment. In an address
delivered before the National Citi
zenship Conference, Pinehot chart;
«u that i-.igh Governmer Otficfals
had h.-.cowe notorious breaking
the law, and declared that the Dry
Bureau was “honeycombed” with
politics and that the Federal Gov
ernment alone were responsible for
the liquor released which failed to
-check the flow at Its source.
VICTORIA AHRIVKK
The steamer Victoria of the Alas
ka 8. S. Co.. Capt. Davis in com
mand. arrived in the Nome road
atead Sunday morning from Seat
tle after making a fast trip up.
She has over 600 tons cargo in
cluding five tons of mail which was
brought ashore this morning and
distributed by the efficient postoffice
The Agent, James P. Daly, states
the Victoria will sal! for St. Michael
and Golovin Tuesday morning, re
turning to Nome on Friday.
WILL turn back
MONEY TO GOV’T
Detroit, Oct. 15—G. Liebold. sec
retary to Henry Ford, confirmed the
report that the books of the Ford
Company were being audited in or
der that Ford may turn back to the
Government the amount of war pro
fits reported by his stock holders.
’WEEKS* REPLY8 TO
FORD’S ATTACK
Washington. Oct. 15—Weeks, is
replying to the attack made on him
by Henry Ford concerning the sale
of Muacle Shoals said that the De
troit Manufacturer's statement was
filled with reckless words.
Thick Lustrous Hair
Kept So By Cuticura
At night touch spots of dandruff
and itching with Cuticura Ointment.
Nest morning shampoo with a suds
of Cuticura Soap and hot water.
Rinse with tepid water. Keep your
•calp clean and healthy and your
hair will ha luxuriant.
OFFICER RED ARMY KILLED
WHEN CIMWSRS BORDER
Moscow. Oct. 15—The Polish Gen
darmes killed an officer in the Red
Army who accidently crossed the
Frontier without knowing he was
near the border.
display ruth ori»ers booze
Los Angeles, Oct. 15—Competi
tion among the bootleggers baa
reached a point where deliveries of
liquor is being made when the cus
tomer hangs a call card in the win
dow the san\e as one would do in
ordering ice; according to Federal
Prohibition Agents.
< 00|;||>GE WILL .MM>11 ESS
STATES CHIEF EXECUTIVES
Washington, Oct. 15—President
Coolidge together with Representa
tives from the Treasury. Justice and
Labor departments will address the
Governors ot the several States. ..n
October 20th. when the State Execu
tives gather at the White House to
discuss law enforcement.
LATE NEWS FLASHES
S;in Francisco. Oet. 13—The big
preparations for the Navy Day, the
next day after the National Conven
tion of the American Legion opens
will be heralded Saturday morning
when the United States battle fleet
steamed into the Ray. Forty live
warships of all types, battlesh ns.
armed cruisers, destroyers, submar
ines and auxilaries anchors in
Man-O-War row to help do the hon
ors for San Francisco, while thous
Seattle. Oct. 13 -Though billed
to speak, the use of the Seattle
Labor Temple has h-en denied Win.
F. Dunne since his expulsion as a
delegate to the American Fed r:i
Se&ltk. Oct. 13— By nearly a un
| unimous action th*1 Seattle'Central
j Labor Council voted to comply with
I the American Federation of Labor’s
| ultimatum requiring the former to
disavow action of radicalism and in
subordination and pledge future
compliance with the Federation’s
Laws, principals and Policies.
Tacoma. Oct. 13— A statement de
manding the resignation of Lieut.
Governor Coyle, because of his par
doning Gustav Lindberg one of the
directors of the defunct Scandinav
ian American Bank, of Tacoma, was
issued today by prosecuting Attor
ney Sorley.
I New York. Oct. 14—Ninety bales
I of cargo which were stamped
| “French Hides.” but contained
cases of Scotch Whiskey and Bene
dictine were seized on a French
liner in New York harbor.
Atwater. Ohio. Oct. 13th—Seven
children were killed yesterday when
a Bus crowded with school children
was demolished by a Cleveland
bound, fast train, on the Pennsyl
Portland Oct. 13—Samuel Gom
pers in closing his speech attacked
William F. Dunne and William G.
Poster as men who secretly and at
midnight go out into the woods
planning the destruction not only of
our country but also our labor
movement
Seattle. Oct. 13—The Cutter Bear
arrived in Seattle Thursday accord
ing to today’s dispatch.
Oklahoma City. Oct. 15—The im
peachment machinery of the lower
house was set In motion Saturdav
with the announcement by the
Speaker of the House of a Commit
tee of 21 to conduct an investiga
tion upon which charges against
Governor Walton were based.
Portland. Oct. 13—Samuel Com
pere and Morrison were re-elected,
President and Secretary of the Am
erican Federation of Labor.
TUESDAY
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NHW FORM CERTIFICATES.
Tacoma. Wash.. Sept. 25, 1923
New forms of ownership certifi
cates (Forms 1000 and 1001) have
been printed for the use of banks,
trust companies and all collecting
agencies. Burns Poe. Collector of
Internal Revenue, states that the
old forms will not be distributed
hereafter, and persons having a sup
ply of them on hand should dispose
of them as waste paper. Revised
forms 1000 and 1001 may be ob
tained from the Collector at Taco
ma, Washington.
«7 ILL FROM KATIXG
Seattle. OH. 15th Thirty seven
women and men delegates to the
King County Parent Teachers asso
ciation tell violently i’.I. presumably
from eating creamed peas at a
luncheon at the Ronald School just
north of the city, all will recover.
JAPANKSK sliimakim; unit II
SANK IIKKN HAISKII
Tokio, Oct. It; 'I'll in w Japan
ese submarine Xlt-To which sank in
jthe Inland Sea off Formosa Island
last August carrying 41* men to their
j death, has I.. raised and towed
PI RATIOS ATTACK AMF.KIC.W
PASSKNGFR ROAT
•d the American passenger ind
freight motorboat. Wing. Nam. on
'he west river at Tengyan. but were
repulsed, there were no casualties.
lUSTl SS NKW FORM
OF GOV F.RVMFNT
Constantinople. Oct. 16 Discus
ment of Turkey shall take ;s pro
ceeding actively at Angora accord
ing to advices from that city. The
creation of a Senate is now proposed
in certain circles as a part of the
new government plan. It -< pro
posed also, if it is decided to create
the office of President, that he be
given the power to dissolve the iar
MIW. COOLIDGK VISITS
SON AT SCHOOL
Mercerberg. Oct. 16 Mrs. Coo
lidge is visisting her son. John Cal
vin Jr., who is attending the Mercer
berg Academy.
FI LL SHIP CHRIST K\F,1>
WITH GKAPK .H ICK
Boston. Oct. 16th—The United
States Fuel Ship. Whitney, was
launched and Mr**. Roderick Tower
of New York City, a grand daughter
<»f William C. Whitney, secretary of
ti.e Navy from 188 to 18 8J*. Christ
ened the ship with Crape jnic°.
HKY I.KADEK8 GATHER
FOR CONFER 1\< K
Washington. Oct. 15—Spurred to
action by what they described as an
apathy toward law enforcement, dry
leaders thruout the country ga?V.'
ed in Washington Saturday night
for a three day conference to bring
the question to an issue. Enforce
ment advocates from all parts of the
country including many ot' the lead
ers in the movement which made
the Eighteenth Amendment a part
of the Constitution will take part in
the deliberations.
FIRE DESTROYS
AIRPLANE WORK SHOI*
Canton. Oct. 16—When fire de
stroyed the airplane work shop in
[Canton. Saturday last. Sun Yat Sen.
leader of the South China Faction
and Madame Sun and three Ameri
can aviators whose name is Wilde.
Colwell and Abbot were present but
escaped without injury. The planes
were being built under American
supervision.
LIVES AND HOMES
DESTROYED AT TOKYO
homes and sevci
were lost as a te*'
which swept tl
Saturday.
5 Thousands f
■n hundred fishing
DCKE AND In 'ESS YoKH
HAVE NARROW' ESCAPE
London. Oct. 16—The Duke and
Duchess of York had a narrow es
cape Saturday last as a result of a
collision between their machine and
a brewers dray.
FORD NOT READY TO
THROW HAT IN RING
Detroit. Oct. 16—The Secretary
[of Henry Ford announced yesterday
that his employer was not ready to
' make a declaration whether he
would be a candidate for President
BUFORD UNLOADING FREIGHT
AT DUTCH HARBOR
The Alaskan Siberian Navigation
Look to Your Eyes
Beautiful Eyes.likefine
Teeth, are the result of Constant
- d uly use of Murine
Recommended by All DruKgKt
Company steamer Buf.*rd with Capt.
O. Xoren in command was in Dutch
Harbor last night, a shipment of
freight for the PrlbllofT Islands had
to l*.- discharged in Dutch Harbor
thus delaying the Buford’s arrival
Carroll, the Nome agent.
Captain N'oren was the Chief Of
ficer on the Buford on her other
of th best navigators on tin Paci
>1 \ lTOK HKCK.MAN TALKS
ON ALASKA RAILROAD
mat mi address before the Alas
ka Committee of the Chamber of
I'm.:nw-rce said that th* Government
*iin—i provide tonnage for th** Fed
eral Railroad and markets for Alas
ka farms by creating pay rolls along
th> railroad and said that mining
With the aid of Federal Highways
offered immediate and satisfactory
solutions to both problems.
YAXKKKM WIN WORM) SKRIKS
Polo Grounds. Ocr. IS The Yan
kees won the World Series yester
day and it. was won in a sensational
fashion. With a score of four to
one against them at th.* opening
the eight inn« isr the Yanks ra’.'V !
with six ;u,*? Heir cr dit. » >e
score of eaeh ' air reir;»*aing the
the end of the 8th inning.
Ruth and Snyder each made
home runs and Ruth later struck
out with three men on bases. Meusel
came to the rescue with a three bag
ger with three men on bases, it w.«s
a tense moment, a lightning change
from defeat to victory for the day
and for the championship.
Score by innings.
GIANTS 100111000
YANKS — 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0
WEDNESDAY
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I. VMHS ANI> BONK RXPW'T
LEAVE FOR ALASKA
Washington. Ort. 17—Landis and
Hone expect to leave Seattle the
latter part of this month for Alas
ka. While in Seattle. Landis will |
hold a series of conferences with j
Merchants and Shippers on the Al- j
aska Railroad matters. Work. !
Bone. Landis and Major Gotwals j
will spend several days engaged in j
discussing several important spurs j
and in contemplation of work that j
will be under Gotwals direction.
The Federal House of Service Laws |
applying to Private Railroads in the j
States will be immediately applied
t.. the Alaska Railroad. Congress i
is to be asked this winter for neoes- !
sary legislation to put the Highwa) |
and Building Departments under I
BANDITS HOLD VP
BA I TIM< »KK H < >TK I.
Kansas City. Oct. 17—'Six ban
dits held up the Baltimore Hotel
yesterday and escaped in an auto
mobile with loot estimated at three
thousand dollars.
I.<X'OHOTIVK PULLED HARDING
TRAIN BEING DECORATED
Seattle. Oct. 16—Locomotive No.
1026 which pulled Warren G. Hard
ing’s train to Portland after the late
President’s appearance in Seattle.
A universal custom
that benefit! every
body.
Aids digestion,
rlCfll cleanses the teeth,
^ soothes the throat.
WRIGLEYS
After
Every
a good thing
to remember
Scaled la
its Parity
“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
a package the
I World Over”
ha-i been designated by officials of
th*- Great Northern as a memorial
to Harding and an American flag
In-mg painted across two <*f th*- big
cylinders of the locomotive.
>h. \TTI.K HAS TWO
OVERWHELMING
l*OTE\TIA I.ITIES
s attle. Oct. 16 B. r. Forbes rhe
no- financial writer while address
iti'.' the Chambi-r of Commerce -aid
Seattle has two overwhelming p<*
■ ntialities. “th*- teeming Oriental
-u: 'hat awakening Giant. Alaska.
WHITE SOX STADII M
ii nr* than five thousand dollars was
ri i!'.- to the White Sox Stadium as i
r. n t of a dynamite explosion. Th •
pi lice attributes the act to members
of unions who were alleged to he
opposed to the Landis labor award
under which the Stadium was built
KIliK HWEK1S SCI trims
OF I/OS ANGELES
Los Angeles. Oct. 17 Two peo
ple met death and a score of others
were slightly injured, and a proper
ty loss of upwards of a million dol
lars resulted from Brush fires which
yesterday swept over the Ridges and
Canyons of the near by suburbs in
Monta Rosa. Eaglerock and Glen
dale. It is thought .it this time
that the fire is well under control.
AIR MAIL l,I\K BETWEEN
ItF.ltLIN A\l) IH'KXOS AIRES
Lakehurst. N'. J.. Oct. 17.Nego
tiations for a five day air mail Ifni
between Berlin and Buenos Aires
has been in progress for some tim“
according to Captain Anton Heinan.
a German Zeppelin expert who is
pilot of the Shenadoah which was
formerly the ZR-1. Captain Hein
an also stated that the airships
which would be used for the Berlin
Buenos Aires run would be aboic
double the siz** of the Shenadoah.
“PROHIBITION m»:asukbd bv
RHSPWT ACrORDED IT"
Washington. Oct.. 17 -Governor
Pinrhot of Pennsylvania told the
Citizenship Conference that prohibi
accorded it. "it has failed, no sincere
and concerted effort has been made
to enforce it. because Federal
Agents have collected bribes arid be
cause politics is nt the root of thf
9 KILLED WHEN
THAIV HITS ALTO
Fail-land. Oct. 17—Nine people
were killed and one seriously injur
ed when a Big Four train struck
an automobile at a crossing near
Fairland. Ind. The only occupant
of the automobile to escape jumped
before the train struck the cur.
I'OLICE I-'IKK OV RIOTKRS
seven people w*
this morning.
nee when the latter
ike the Town Hall,
re killed in the fight,
dispatch received
MKATTfiK COMPANY PURCHASES
AMUNDSEN PLANE
Seattle. Oct. 17 -The Alaska A:r
ways Company of Seattle have pur
chased the Junker airplane in whici
Amundsen was to try the Polar
flight in. The plane will be used
for freight purposes between Sea -
tie and Victoria.
HARVEY WIKI. RETURN AT THE
END OF MONTH
London. Oct. 16—The America t
Embassy announced that Harvey
having obtained the King’s pleasure
will depart for Peaceham. Vermont,
at the end of the month.
SEATTLE WANTS FURNISH
MARKET FOR FURS
Seattle. Oct. 16—The advantages
of Seattle for the Alaska market of
the Pribiloff Fur Seal skins which
are now handled as a monopoly by
the Foulke Fur Company of St
Louis, were placed before Jones the
Chairman of the State Committee of
Commerce by representatives of the
Seattle Fur Exchange. Chamber of
Coihmerce and Fur dealers.
SALVAGE SHIP WRECKED
ON WAY TO KENNECOTT
Seattle. Oct. 16—The Canadian
Salvage Ship Algerine which was
proceeding to the wrecked Ameri
can motorship Kennecott on Graham
Island, was herself wrecked in the
Queen Charlotte group and Is being
towed to Esquimau for repairs.
I.ATKST TIlKATMFVT FOR
I»ISTK%HaKlt IN IMWitt
Examination of specitm ns snhmitt
' ed to Washington h> *h*- Hiolocical
j Survey ]. i f Experiment Sta
, tempter epidemic anions dog* ••xi»**r—
and unusual virulent form of »he
| diseas**. report on the matter by
th* Hup-au of Animal Industry to
thp Ilioiogical Survey s recently at
! hand and the main gist of if is as
If distempt.'r has not been pro
valent in Alaska the sudden infror
duction of fhe virus would u:i
doiihtedlv cause an outbreak of a
very severe and fatal type. It is
known that dogs in whose native
country the malady Is unknown
rarely survive when subjected t<> the
Th** only means at present known
for avoiding distemper infection is
oeptible animals to the infection.
Vaccines and serums now prepared
by the various biological products
firms can not he said to be sure
preventives, although they do ap
pear to lessen the gravity of an at
tack and sometimes prevent serious
complications. Th** sleeping quar
ters should b** kept clean at all
times and may b** disinfected oc
casionally with a ?>r'r cresol com
pound solution or »<", carbolic acid
solution.
Once an outbreak occurs the treat
ment is largely symptomatic, and
usually attended with considerable
difficulty. Th** animal should be
provided with dean and comfortable
bedding in a room or kennel where
there are no draughts or appreci
able changes of temperature la
damp or chilly weather the puppy
might be wrapp*d in woolen cloths,
although this must not hamper the
freedom of the animal’s movements.
A moderate amount of exercise
should neither be discouraged nor
enforced.
Next in importance to hygiene is
the diet of the patient. For the
duration of the fever, probably a
straight ration of milk would be
best. After the fever subsides
there may bo added egg albumen,
beef tea and later small quantities
of minced raw beef. There should
at no time be a sudden change or
abrupt increase in the character or
amount of the food given, always
bearing in mind that there is more
danger in overfeeding than in un
derfeeding the sick dogs.
Fever may be treated by the use
of aspirin, phenacetin or quinine in
appropriate doses according to size
of animal. Diarrhea may some
times be checked by the use of boil
ed milk as a diet. Should the con
dition persist, you may administer
salol or bismuth subnitrate. 5 grains
each, suspended in lime water, at
intervals of four hours. Paregoric
. r .1uiri extract of pium may be jud
icially employed iu this connection,
as well as for allaying the nausea
Accumulations of moccus secretions
should frequently be sponged away
fmm the nostrils, which should then
be anointed with vaseline. Cough
ing and difficult breathing should bo
treated, and the inhalation of the
vapors of camphor and turpentine
in hot water. The internal admin
istration of an emulsion of oil or
eucalyptus is also v* ry efficient.
Regardless of the care and treat
ment afforded the patient, this dis
ease must be allowed to run its
course. The best, that veterinary
science must be allowed to do is to
assist nature by surrounding the
animal with the most favorable en
vironment and possibly ward off ser
ious complications, eliminating
which the animal should make a
good recovery.
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We make alterations.
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