MONDAY
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uONE UNROOFS
WISCONSIN TOWN
wens I’oin. Wls. Oct. 11 — A «•>•
• swept through central Wiscon
Sumlay. unroofing many houses
factories here.
JERS ATTACK
IRISH LIGHTHOUSE
tndon, Oct. 11—Masked men raid•
lighthouse on the roust of County
last ndgrht. Piking away the signal
ets and other apparatus.
T STRONGLY IN
FAVOR LEAGUE
>ringfield, 111. <>obt. 11—Cable cor
ondence between President AVil
and William Howard Taft, showing
Taft strongly favors the I«ongue
Cations, was made public here to
by Governor Cox.
■T DECLARES FOR HARDING
'klii4uniia City. Oct. 11—William
vard Tuft arrived lierr this after
n and declared in nn in>t* rv*iew that
is behind Senator Harding in the
ddential campaign.
I am for Hardin ft." lie staid, "be
■<c I am a Republican and want the
locrntfc overfchrow n."
3PLY SHIP TO SAIL
FOR PRIBLOFF’S THURSDAY
tea.ttlc, tut. 11—The naval stenm
p Saturn will sail from Seattle
iradiiy for the Prihloff Islands in
ing Sea with 800 tons of winter
•plies for the natives and gnvern
nt reprewntative!! in charge of the
ernment sealing operations.
ITISH ATTACKING
BOLSHEVIKI SUBMARINES
xtndon. Oct. 11— -Any Russian sub
rines encountered on the high seas
• being attacked on sight by the
.'tish naval forces, according to a
e sent today by I>*rd Curzon. the
itlsh Foreign Secretary, to Tchit
Tin, the Holsheviki Foreign Minls
vRDING TAKES SHOT
AT ENGLAND
Oklahoma City. Oct. 11—-Senator
riling, in a campaign speech here,
:rged that Ctreat Hritain. while it
attempting to organize a state of
•iety embracing the human race, has
en at the same time busy devising
*ins to dominate I'etrolemn p roduc
)RMER SOCIETY GIRL
JAILED FOR KIDNAPPING
Seattle. Oct. 11—Betty Brainard. a
•jlittle girl. whose father Erastu?
tiinard. was formerly editor of the
settle Times and I'ost Intelligencer,
id who was at one time of some local
oial prominence, is in jail In New
oik Pity charged with kidnapping
twenty on? months old child, ac
►rding to advices reaching here. Miss
rninnrd is alleged to have •«: i ap
?d Bobby Stagg the son of Mr.
id Mrs. Cieorge T. Stagg of T::fo:nu.
he child was stolen from its mother
•Mowing her recent divorce from
ANADIAN AIR PILOT
LOSES WAY
Winnipeg, Oct. 11—Cal. It. SJeekle,
ilnting the Trans-Canadian flight air
lane, lost his bearings last night while
nroute from Port Williaims, Ontario,
nd landed at Selkirk near here.
LEVELAND WINS FIFTH
GAME OF WORLD SERIES
Cleveland, Oct. 10—Cleveland won
he fifth gaune of the Warld Scries on
he home grounds today, heating
Brooklyn all the way and ending with
score of 8 to 1 in the Indians favor.
Cleveland has now annexed three
.times of the series, to Brooklyn’s two.
In today’s contest Cleveland made
our in the first inning, three in the
ourth session and one in the fifth,
h-ooklyn’s only run was chalked up in
he first half of the ninth. * The line
jp of the teams was as follows.
i:v>oklyn—ss.Olson: 3rd base, Shee
lan: rf Ness: If Wheat: of Meyers;
■ st base Korv-tehy; 2nd base, Kilduff*
catcher. Thomas: pitcher. Gumes;
catcher. Miller.
'leveland—If, Evans; 2nd base,
A'amhsganss; rf Speaker; 1st base
lames; 3rd base Gardner; rf. Wood;
s Sowell: pitchrr. Bavby; catcher.
'1’omas. ft
Summary; Clevefam!, 1- hits. 2 rr
’>’■«; BrookIvn, 13 hits. 2yofrors. Bat
Brooklyn flumes, .MiHtkL, Mitch
Lrucer. Clcvcla nd;
Cleveland Lands Sixth Gama of Sanaa
Cleveland. Oet. 11—Cleveland won
today one to nothin*?. Batteries:
Brooklyn. Smith, Mfiller. Cleveland:
Malls. O’Neill.
Mails Wins Sixth Gama For Indians
Cleveland, Oct. 11—Mails put
Cleveland in a posit <*n to t ’ke the
world’s baseball championship
with one more victory today, when he
beat Brooklyn one to.nothin*? in gtcat
es t frame the star left hander of the
Indians ever pitched.
Mails had the 'Dodgers helpless
throughout and the one run liis hack
ers gave him in the sixth inning en
abled him to win. Another game is
scheduled for this city tomorrow.
Cor five innings the two teams wer0
helpless before the masterly pitching
of those two left handers. Smith and
Mails. In that time Mails allowed but
two hits, his opponent four.
Summary—Cleveland: 7 hits. 3 errors.
Brooklyn: 3 hits, no errors.
GREEK RULER DANGEROUSLY ILL
Athens. Greece. Oct 11 —King Alex
ander of Greece is now dangerously 111
as a result of a monkey’s bite sustained
recently.
TUESDAY
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CLEVELAND WINS WORLD SERIES
Cleveland. Oft. 1-’—Oleveland. I»y
taking today's game from .Brooklyn
by a score of three to nothing, won th,>
120 World Series and the world’s
baseball chant irionship.
Covelskie Wins Third Stragibt Victory
Cleveland. Oot. 12—The Cleveland
Indians, after thirty one years of striv
ing. today won the world’s baseball
championship from the Brooklyn
Dodgers. Behind Stanley Covelshi's
masterly pitching, they won tlieir
fourth straight game at home and the
fifth and deciding victory of the series.
The former I’aoiflc Coast League
hurling star held . Brooklyn helpless
throughout the game, the visitors find
ing his delivery only five times thru
out the contest. It was his third
straight victory over the Brooklynites
and makes him the outstanding heroic
figure of this year’s world’s series.
Brooklyn fought fiercely to hold the
Clevelander’s down, using two pitchers.
Grimes and Mamaux. and two catchers
Miller and Kruger.
.,'ummary: Cleveland seven hits,
th/p.- errors; Brooklyn five hits, two
( rri'i's. Attendance 26.000
Following was the lineup of the
Cleveland—If. Kvnns; 2nd hnse,
Wambgunns; of. Speaker: 1st base.
Burns; 3rd base. Gardner: rf. Wood;
ss Sewell; catcher O’Neill: pitcher,
Coveloskle.
Brooklyn—ss. Olson; 3rd base Shee
han; rf Griffith; If Wheat; ef Meyers:
1st base Konetehy; 2nd hnse Kilduff:
catchers. .Miller, Kruger; pitchers
Grimes. Mamaux.
REHEARING OF PROHIBITION
CASES DENIED
Washington. Oct. 11—The Supreme
Court toil;t.v denied a petition for n
rehearing of the prohibition cases re
cently decided by that body and re
sulting in the decision upholding the
constitutionality of the national prohi
bition enactments.
EARTHQUAKE DOES DAMAGE
IN PHILIPPINES
I Manilla.O<*t. 11—An earthquake 't
j Baguio, the summer capital of the
Benquet province of Luzon, severely
damaged the observatory, broke water
mains on the military reservation and
cracked concrete walls, advices reach
ing hero today report.
SEATTLE GIRL KIDNAPPER
RELEASED ON BAIL
New York. Oct. 12—Miss Brainard
was released today on $3,000 bail. She
maintained silence today regarding the
kidnapping of the Stagg child, who, it
is charged she took away from its
mother. The police are unable to
locate Stagg. the father of the child,
who is supposed to l»e In New York.
Stagg is said to have been seen three
days ago at the T^tiinh’s Club. Accord
ing to the police Stagg was formerly
secretary to Vihljahnur Stefansson the
Arctic explorer and Miss Brainard is
a warm friend of Stefansson's.
SEATTLEITE COLLIDES WITH
TWO AUTO’S—DEAD
Seattle. Oet. 11—Royal Gonyan was
struck down this morning by one auto
and was run over and killed by an
other which passed as he was knocked
down by the first machine.
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
Mlkd. Per moatb $1.00. jm
Rumoivd Mias Brainard Engaged To
Stefa nsson
Seattle. Oct. 12—Miss Betty Bruin
ard. who Is under detention in New
York on a c-hnr^e of kidnapping 21
month old Bobby Stagg. has telegraph -
ed Judge King Oykeman of Seattle
asking Mm for assistance.
Mites Brainard and Explorer Stef
«nsson were much together while the
latter was In Seattle and it Is rumored
among Miss Brainard's friends that
they are engaged.
SERBIAN PRINCE REGENT
ASSAILED BY BOMBIST
Brussels. Oct. 12—A train hearing
Prince Begent Alexander of Serbia
was wrecked at Sarijov to<lay by a
Itornb placed on the track by would-bc
assassinns. The prii*- escaped with
FARMER CONFESSES MURDER
OF TWO DAUGHTERS
Lansing. Mich. Oct. 12—Karl Hoop,
a farmer residing near here, today con
fessed that ho had chloroformed his
two daughters, aged 2 and 3 years, re
spectively. and afterward buried their
bodies ifi the bed of Red Cedar River,
where they were found this morning.
GEORGE SPEECH CONSIDERED
WAR DECLARATION BY
SINN FEIN
Ijondon. Oct. 12—Leaders of Ihe
Sinn Fein movement regard the recent
address at Carnarvon. Wales, by Pre
mier Lloyd fleorge as almost a decla
ration of war on Ireland, according to
Irish advices.
HARDING FAVORS WORLD
ANTI-WAR ASSOCIATION
.Marion. O. Oct. 12—Senator Hard
ing today issued the following state
ment to the public regarding the ques
tion of a substitute for the League of
"I am." he said, "in favor of a world
association—call it what you will, tho
name is of slight consequence—that
will discourage, or tend to prevent
war and that w'dl encourage, or tend
to Incoumge hotter understanding
“The old order of things is done
with, not only in America but thruout
SOVIET RUSSIA SEEKS
PEACE WITH WRANGELL
Ixmdon. Oct. 11 —Tho Russian So
viet government has sent a delegate
with a peace proposal to the head
quarters of Oeneral Wrangell com
mander of the anti-Rolshevikl army in
Southern Russia, according to a War
saw disfmtch received hert« by wire
less from Berlin.
MUTINY BREAKS OUT ON
BOLSHEVIK WAR FLEET
Washington. Oct. 11—Mutiny has
broken out on the Bolshevik! fleet and
Admiral Baskilnikov, the commender.
has been overthrown, according to re
ports reaching the State Department.
The outbreaks against the Soviet
government have also developed in the
important railway points of Saratov,
Tamhos, Wfasma. and Smolinsk and
lutve reached the proportions of a re
volt against the Bolshevik! regime.
As a result of the disturbances and
i the failure of the offensive against
Poland, the State Department advices
say, the danger of a Bidsheviki inva
sion of Persia is passed.
CORK LORD MAYOR RECOVERING
FROM HUNGER STRIKE
London. Oct. 12—The Evening Post
today says it is understood that Ter
ence McSweeny, Lord Mayor of Cork,
is recovering from the effects of his
hunger strike, undertaken following
Iris arrest on charges leading to con
viction for sedition, and from the ef
fects of which he nearly died.
McSweeny is said to he doing nice
ly on fruit juices at present.
ALL NOME PLANES AT FARGO
Fargo, N. D. Oct. 12—The four
army airplanes engaged in flying from
Nome arrived here last evening from
Portal. North Dakota.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
CLEVELAND REJOICES MIGHTILY
OVER INDIAN VICTORY
Cleveland, Oat. 12—'Tonight nil
Cleveland is celebrating the vietor>'
Speaker’s Indians over the Brooklyn
National Longue champions In a man ~
•iev adequately In keeping with the
••nor. Intense rejoiicingr is visible on
tli sides and It is doubtful if even a;
government proclamation announcing
this city ns the future capital of the
United State* would create a ripple
of Interest among Clevelander*.
Series Nets Over Half Million
Cleveland. Oct. 13—The total attend
ance of the woven Karnes of the world's
series was given out today as 178.357.
The total receipts amounted to
$674,788. of which $56,478.80 rocs to
the National Baseball Commission,
$293,432.94 to the owners of the two
dubs and $214,876.26 to the players.
Marquard Fired for Ticket Scalping
Cleveland, Oct. 13—"Rube" Mar
quard, the famous Brooklyn pitcher,
was dismissed today from the Brooklyn
team followinR his conviction of ticket
scalping.
Marquard. it was announced follow
ins. his dismissal, will he Riven his
share of the world series receipts.
DEP’T OF JUSTICE
TO ESTABLISH ALASKA
SECRET 6ERVICE
Washington. Oct. 11—Following the
making certain secret investigations,
it was announced today that the Oe
partment of Justice will establish
agents at Juneau. Fairbanks and Val
dez. Alaska, as representatives of the
Bureau of Investigation, to Investigate
all violations of the federal statutes
and also assist in the investigation of
alleged violations of the Alaska terri
torial laws. The location of depart
ment agents at the indicated points
is the first move of the government
toward creating in Alaska a regular
Milwaukee road paid
THIRTY MILLION DURING ...
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
Chicago. Oct. IS—The government
paid the Milwaukee railroad thirty'
million dollars for the period spent)
under federal control, according to a'
BOLSHEVIKI CONCENTRATING
FOR ATTACK ON UKRANIANS
miinhiue today said the Bolshevik?
of Sernorynka in large numbers for
a prospective attack on the Ukrainians
Soviet Troops Battling Workers In
Moscow
Stockholm. Sweden, Oct. 13—Soviet
troops are attacking barricaded work
ing to dispatches received here today
from the Helsingfors correspondent of
the Stockholm Aften Bladt.
According to the correspondent, the
Bolshevik! are considerably alarmed by
the anti-Soriot demonstrations in the
factories in Moscow and are concen
trating large numbers of troops
PRELIMINARY POLISH-SOVIET
PEACE PACT SIGNED
Riga. Oct. 13—A preliminary peace
treaty and armistice concluding hos
tilities between Soviet Russia and Po
land was signed by the Polish and So.
viet Russia peace delegates at seven
o’clock tonight.
WOMEN SYMPATHIZERS
DEMONSTRATE BEFORE
WHITE HOUSE
Washington, Oct. 133—A group of
women and children representing an
organization known as the "American
Women's Committee for the Enforce
ment of American War Aims.” today
paraded before the White House bear
ing placards demanding that the
American Red Cross be sent to Ire
AMERICAN WARSHIPS
ARRIVE AT SHANGHAI
Shanghai. China, Oct. 13—Three
American war ships, the cruisers Hur
on. Albany and New Orleans, arrived
here today.
On the Huron, flagship was Admiral
Albert (Heaves, commander of the
Astastic fleet.
ROBBERS* TAP WINNIPEG BANK
Win nipeg, Canada, Oct. 13—Five
masked men blew open the safe of the
Union Bank here this morning: and
escaped with nineteen thousand dol
l«*ns. after wounding W. E. Graeffer.
who attempted to rouse the town by
ringring the fire bell.
MISS BRAINARD
FIGHTING EXTRADITION
New York City. Oct. 13--Miss,
Betty Braiinard. former Seattle pill and
alleged kidnapper of Bobby Stage, 21.
months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stagg
of Tacoma. Is fighting extradition t't
this state where trie kidnapping U)
alleged to have been committed.
New York advices today announce
that William Tin vers Jerome, former
District Attorney of New York, who
has been engaged as counsel for Sllss
Bminnrd. is using every means at his
command to fight the effort to have
her turned over to the Washington
State authorities.
CARPENTIER WINS WORLD’S
LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP.
Jesey City. Oct. 13—Jules Carpen
tler. the famous French boxer, knocked
out Ijevinsky, holder of the American
light heavyweight boxing title in the
fourth round of a scheduled twelve
round bout here last night.
Canpenitier, who already held the
light heavyweight championship t'tlo
of Europe, thus became tlie world’s
title holder.Jn that division.
LITHUANIANS RESENTFUL
OF POLE INVASION
Tjondon. Oct. 13—An impending,
conflict between Poland and Lithuania
Is presaged in telegrams reaching Lon
don today, stating that the TjJthunnians
government is preparing to resist to
the last the Polish Invasion of her ter
ritory. The decision was announced
by the Lithuanian legation here.
THURSDAY
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PEKIN GOVT OVERTHROWN—
MONARCHY PROCLAIMED
Shanghai. China, Oct. 13—General
tlhang, Governor of Feng Tien and
leader of the new revolutionary move
ment, has overthrown the Pekin gov
ernment and proclaimed the establish
ment of a monarchy^ according to a
dispatch reaching here today. The
rumor is not authenticated and no
details have heen received, hut Chines"
officials here are porfoundly stirred by
WIFE OF LABOR
SEORETARY DEAD
Washington. Oct. 13—Mrs Agnes
Wilson, wife of Secretary Wilson,, died
here this morning.
BOLSHEVII0 STILL
HOLDING AMERICANS
Washington. Oct. 14—About thirty
Americans are still held in Soviet Rus
sia by the Bolslioviki. t.he State De
partment reported today.
REPARATIONS COMMISSION
TASKS ABANDONMENT
Paris. Oct. 14—Abandonment by |
the lter«arations Commission of the,
task a signed to it by the treaty of
Versailles is the principal feature of
a compromise adopted here today dur
ing a conference on reiuumtions »iues- |
ttons between the premier’s of Belgium
and Great Britain.
PRESIDENT AND WIFE
REGISTERED FOR ELECTION
Prfnceton. N. J. Oct. 13—President
and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson have reg
Istered here for the November election,
their registrations being made by mail
The Wilson's are also' expected to vote
by mail.
13TH ARTILLERY
LEAVES FOR HAWAII
Tacoma, Oet. 14—The Thirteenth
Field Artillery regiment left Camp
Lewis this afternoon to go on duty in
the Hawaiian Islands.
WILSON CONGRATULATES
SPEAKER ON
CLEVELAND VICTORY
Cleveland. Oct. II—President Wil
son today wired his personal congrat
ulations to manager Speaker of the
Cleveland Indians over their success
in the world series.
BANDITS RAID
CALIFORNIA BANK
Oakland. Cal. Oot. 14—Bandits,
heavily armed with shot iruns and
pistols, held up the Bank of Alameda
County at tfie suburban town of AN
vumdo today. The robbers woUnded
August H. May. president of the in
stitution and made good their escape
with twenty five thousand dollars.
HIGH PRICE* THREATEN
RUIN AND BANKRUPTCY
Washington. Oct. 14—Blaming the
Federal Reserve Bank system as one
of the chief contributing factors, the
general conference pf produces* now
In session here, today adopted a reso
lution declaring that general bank
ruptcy and ruin are inevitable unless
some remedy is found to relieve the
present price situation a* It affects thi
MARINES CHARGED
WITH INDISCRIMINATE
KILLING OF NATIVES
Washington. Oct. 14—Kvidences of
what is said to he practically indis
criminate killing of Haltien natives
by United States marines has been
brought to the attention of Colon -1
Itussell. commandant of the Marine
forces in Haiti, in a confidential letter
written by Major General Harnett,
commandant of the Marine Corps, call
ing for an investigation of the condl
Barnett's left -, which was made
public today, said that approximately
3,150 armed Haitiens, most of whom
were alleged to have been ‘•bandits'*,
have l*een killed by United States
marines of the Haltien gerdarmcrlo
during the five years of the American
or cu pa lion of H-«itl. In contrast to the
at? e number or .suppbked bandits slain
bv the marine.-*, Barnett poirs'.s out
tli.'.t during the same interval the ma
rine casualties amounted to only one.
officer and twelve men killed and two
rHters and two i tv six men wounded.
COLD WAVE DEVELOPING
ON ALASKA COAST
Washington, Oct. 14—the Weather
Bureau announced today that a cold
weather disturbance of widespread in
fluence is moving east and southeast
ward along the southern Alaska coast
and that its influence will be felt on
the Washlngtoh and Oregon coasts.
SHIP BOARD TO FIGHT
RATE CUTTING FRENCH LINE
Washington. Oct. 13—Chairman
Benson of the United States Shipping
Board announced tonight that Ameri
can and foreign shipping lines have
agreed to go the limit in reduction of
freight charges across the Atlantic in
order to meet the competition of a
French line which has refused to enter
the conference with lines of othed
nations for stnbnlizing prices.
EXTRADITION OF GIRL
KIDNAPPER ASKED
Olympia, Wn. Oct. 15—Governor
Hart today signed extradition papers
requesting the governor of New York
to permit the removal of Betty Bruin
aid to this state for trial on the charge
of kidnapping Bobby Stagg. A war
rant has also been Issued for the ar
rest of Miss Edith Nicholson, a train
ed nurse who is believed to |»e hiding
Brainard Woman Arrainged in New
York Courts
New York. Oct. 15—When Miss
Brainard was arraigned in the West
Side court before Magistrate Ten Eyck
today on the charge of kidnapping
Bobby Stagg of Tacoma. Washington,
the case was adjourned until October
21. Tacoma police armed with ex
tradition papers are now enroute to
New York to got the wobutn.
Stagg Child’s Grandmother to Help
Bring Kidnapper Back
T-.icoma. Oct. 15—Mrs. Herbert
Cunningham, grandmother of Bobby
Stagg. will go herself to New York
as a specially deputized police matron
to assist In bringing Miss Brainard
back from New York City, it was an
nounced today.
WANAMAKER ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF WORLD
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Tokio, Japan, Oct. 15—John Wan
arnaker. of the United States, has been
elected president of the World Sunday
School Association by the World Sun
day School convention now In session
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