10 1916 PRICE SKAttWAY, ALASKA, TBUKESDAY, OCTOBER 12, No. 210 NINETEENTH YEAR TALUS STORM ALLIES CONTROL BOSTON SPIKES MAYOR BEFORE AUSTRIAN LINE GREEK FLEETS FOURTH GAME HIGH COURT 12 — Boston aEATTTLB, Oct. 12 Hiram 12 James BROOKLYN, Oct. — ul- NEW YORK, Oct. 12 Italian Oct. 12 Aa of Charles — Oct. LONtON, of 'he series Gill, mayor Seattle, 12 A crowd LONDON, returned Amerii *oojc the fifth; game CALGARY, Oct. ''•fliUum hag been served King Watson, Gerard, thg and forces opened up yesterday after- uponj hare Brooklyn by a score! Beckingham, chief of police an American legion denies most em- by boating of soldiers from of the Greeocian can ambassador, Putnam have cited noon withi a, ferocious assault, try- Constantine, King or fcur td pne. During the big Sergeant ]>eea xaadf a raid oa the mounted police in- that be is a| convoy bring* Trieste. Austrian Kingdom, o&lls for the Dhjatically hits to in, the; Superior Court of for a iu *o talc© whichj y Superior Motilities had arrested five mem- that fare alL nations. Ambassa- the the uostion which Kins -'ins Informed the Allies against relieved: by Th;. liquor wag seized by for the IMlians from re- Brooklyn boys but wag bers of the American regiment ultimatum dor Gerard says that a friendly soma and the in fighting. he will comply with the before cam® to a ''ry squad time ago Canadian liquor act. the-' gained yesterday's Teu- Dell the gaana violating the Greece is and will- lationship exists) between, the cwnere to* Judge Frater A* tlfis morning the iiut] that ready handled! the catchers appeared and in j daybreak close. Mayers They wwe arrested placed to surrender the) fleet, ships tons and the American peoples. for a restraining order tot Jceep- the assault was commenced again. The ing rait with, his usual form. Brooklyn the barracks Jaii. This enraged Gerard i3 as a clam a and railway line tof the use of the Mr. tight authorities^ from; destroying the loose battle is going forward with,' scores thle first run] in, the second »h»ir comrades and they cut it comes to cut in- issued! and Austrian ar- All ltd powers. giving Boston liquor. The writ Wasi • vicirus impetus. A second rum wag made by w)*" » in, the Mediterranean hold conference) with' courts orders the liquor slow and steady gain us^l the game and made three errors. it was necessary to ing today. own- be dispersed j Sea. The will ]>e used' in \Vils»n at Long Bran,chJ fiscated destroyed. The mi in line of fighting. ships and; a their midst. One to and fire shot into bringing supplies from Egypt to Press representatives! hope get ers appeared; before the court soldier fell wout.ded and the Am- from him atfter the British soldiers. The rail- fOmo statements filed ptoceedinge to bring the of- erican soldiers realized that' the • way line will be used for military bat conference. ficials intoi court and answer the Canadian guardsmen meant busi purposes. Military critical look up- contempt charges. nan. on the surrender as a t>ig stepi in roheerIero blinbWer the Allied victory. WOMAN KILLED IN BUSINESS WILL ENLIST DEPUTES SEIZE Thomaa Ovens, gioneer of the OEATTLE, Oct. 12 — Papers Atlln country la pageing thru.' this Canadian found en former Patrolman -Margett city enroute *cf Join thq CARLOAD BOOZE reveal that he was and had been Naval reserve at Vanicouvier. Mr. Th« following telfgrajjilcj dis-j in the wholesale 6ale ot Overng will enlist In1 the °ns;tged impeared ku the Seattle Time »erving Oct. 12 — Sheriff patch Mr. Ovens SEATTLE, Oct. 12 A i 'oxicating and alcoholic liquors motor patrol service. BAYONNE, N. J., Of October 5th. A similar story Jii« deputies have seiz- believe Is a real tried) and true sourdough Hodge and' woman was killed and twi hi this county. Officer^ in *iie Juneau Uis'antly — has appeared papers ed a carload of which] they evidence to Oct. 12 German and of the and interior whisfeey in a la- that I hey have enough BERLIN, be interior, man/ men -wounded on a^d Skagway will soon, was shipped into mortally set forthy people career a* claim illegally The land behind the bars at Aus'rian troops have p®onle will follow his bor riot in thia last night. Margett able offer thei-p congratulations to have been city At early i;> King County and was the Walla Walla and are reporting that an invasion, of Rumania. th« front. rioters "were charging up and felicitations to thei hafcpy distributed out thru the various no to the dawn the forces commenced) their He is rememfberedj tlie older of de- fhey will show mercy has made by | street with the intention young couple. Mr. Huthj s^erei blind in this city. ur'rth thru, tho frontier territory res.dentg c£ thiq aection for an pigs a owned the blind piirger. in this who ami molishing building by in a hcjt of friends city The liquor is Voir.g held Marge tt was arrested alone in a and liave engaged *h« enemy act o' bravery and heroism per- Mandard Oil Company. A squad j will wish liim a most hiap^J" eniba:K will not be destroyed until the in which one hundred an battle. The invasion is oomme.iced formed in 1899. For this haroic of oolicemen fired a volley into the building mout in the matrional ship. arrest the im- meet ir a ^epuries persons eases cf was found. U twv points and will the act he is the df med- The action of the f{"v whis^key possessor A crowd. speedy a V plicated in the shipping. rigid ' thru oer.ter of McKin- riey the Royali Humane So- Oil officials have erect- a lS:year-old the of- Standard in Hay .1t-c, pretty bein?' waged ia thit> citv l>y his away. moviiljle.artillery are feeing used ciety of Canada. ed a huge barricade in the street get Bavarian girl set out for Alaska, ficials. khe main in this invasion. He i* responsible for saving" five which. le>aSUITS short time. ,v°ry which he believes he has made near Unga. There are '.wo ladgee, one two ORGANIZE BIG COMPANY o' which' can be trawd over miles and it ia 250 feet wide in the from for It — Milo many places. assays $1.00 boys Our Introductory ANCHORAGE, Oct. 12 to J4.00 a ton. Kelly has incorporated a company for ^1,000,000 to operate claims on KINO DEAD We Have Re- The Boys Suit" Fishuacic Cr eek in the Willow MINING Just Nation^. Sale D. Off T. One-third Creek district. L. David, a Oct. 12 — William ceived Poriew and G. Corlew are interest- TONOPOH, Shipment millionaire mining man, wai in the Mr. Kelly was Vinson, ed company. cabin Is Still In Alas- found dead Sunday In hiHi Progress at one time a memtejr of the here. Evidence points to suicide. ka legislature. j LADIES' FALL and Do You Use lt Don't miss this opportunity PEANUT WINTER of a of your getting supply COATS 1 Guarantee Label' 2 National Club Button winter needs at this enor- 1 Silk Pocket Kerchief' V1Three Piece Detachable". Belt BL Ivory Duttofti1 • mour of cash to you 2222 next, October 14, Pencil Pocket'- saving Es- Saturday WOOLWEAlC PateiwBuckle and nourishing. a If It is r-V vre on Cuff appetising wiD have display j+Souvenir Linla|^ . Foil Lined KnickenV. line of Ladies' Fall and Stitched Bottom for children. We have large ]0 Non-sagging pecially good Coats direct from H'Rip-ProoP' Taped Seams Winter 12 "Safety First". 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