Fairbanks weekly News-Miner and The Daily Alaska Citizen, The (Newspaper) - October 15, 1920, Fairbanks, Alaska AND THE WEEKLY ALASKA CITIZEN ALASKA OCTOBER 1920 S WAY O GET PUBLICITY The News cooperation for in each district is Have also received a from the Miner stating the plan is very satisfactory it is the only log ical way of getting away from the Juneau brand uf and would work on representatives at Valdez and would also suggest you wire to a few newspaper publishers in the Fir and Third Divisions for help and get them all to boosting and working it from now until the into NOME NUGGET Haitian bandits have been killed by United States marine of the General daring the fire and a half years of the American occupation of The marine casualties total during that time 1 officer and 12 men killed and 2 officers and 26 men WAY TO GET MONEY Bandits y and up Uie Bank of Alameda LI wounding Au president of that in an made good their get of the banks NO MONEY IN FARMING THURSDAY ai reserve banking c general o ers ui America adopted a declaring bank ruin lo be inevitable un remedy is found the present price situation viS be of the LOW KATES ON OCEAN Til r R S D A Y u the shipping 1 last night that shipping lines have iu Cu to met he lu lines which have enter a of other nations with a stabilizing ocean freigh TO PUT DOWN REBELLION The formation of a con which will bt large and u enough to quell any dis Tore in is today by Sir Hamar Greenwood secretary for WHICH MAY MEAN LITTLE WEDNESDAY squadron of American warships ban of the Asiatic fleet here this was composed of the r i Albany and New Or Admiral Albert com ing Asiatic fleet was on hoard his flagship the cruiser GOES AWAY FROM HERE WASH weather bureau that a cold weather disturbance of widespread influence is moving east and south eastward along the Southern Alaska and its influence will be felt in Washing on and Oregan and all along the GOOD SPORT FOR MARINES dence of indiscriminate kiling of Haitian natives by United States Marines was brot fo the at tention of commanding the marine forces in in a IS WORKING Lithuanian government is making Preparation to resist to the last the Polish invasion of her The above news was announced at the Lithuanian Legation in this city NEW MONARCH FOR CHINA WEDNESDAY to advices received here General Chang gov ernor of Feng Tien has overthrown the government at Pekin and has proclaimed himself monarch of to a despatch received heje later in the day this rumor has not been authenticated acd no details have been received but the Chinese officials appear to be profoundly stirred by COAL CRISIS MOST OMINOUS Unit ed Kingdom today was faced with per haps the most ominous industrial crisis in its This was due to the decision ar rived at by the coal miners to allow the strike notices to become effective Saturday following their re of the compromise offered by the big operators to the miners demand for a two shilling a shift increase in IT seemed certain that unless the government or the mine owners eon ceded to the demands of the eight hundred thousand miners would not return to work on Monday thus throwing hundred of thousands of workers in other localities out at work and causing a critical situation in the economic life of tie HAVE THAT JOB aban by the commit tee of the task assigned them by the treaty of Versailles is the principle feature of the compromise adopted during the conference between the premiers of Belgium and PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES dent Wilson yesterday wired his congratulations to Manager Tris Speaker of the Cleveland upon the occasion of that teams winning tin World i RUMOR NEW re ports in circulation here yesterday regarding the overthrow of the Pe kin is not credited by the leading Chinese of this DICK LOSES THEM 13th t Field Aerial Regiment left Camp Lewis this afternoon for guard duty in Hawaii and along the Hawaiin ONLY GRAFT WORTH WHILE masked men up the safe at the Union Bank in Winkler this morning and made their escape taS ing away nineteen thousand Graeffer of this city waa wounded by the bandits ere they got start Saturday according Ito a decision reached by the of of the Miners Union at RESTRICTIONS ARE REMOVED French cabinet today cancelled meatless nights also removed all existing restrictions on the use of The restrictions became necessary and were in effect during the war and up till NO PLACE TO RESIDE IN THURSDAY i 30 Americans are still held in Soviet the department state announces NOMINEES CAMPAIGNING Harding is campaigning in Tennes see and Governor Cox is doing the same thing in Indiana WILSONS WIFE DEAD Agnes Wilson the wife of sec of labor William died feere this NO FREIGHT FOR NENANA uwing LO ice conditions on the river and the and risk of making the crossing as instructions have been issu ed to Asst Superintendent John Raap and by him to the others working on this end of the to the effect that until further no freight is to be accepted for Ne Emil Volkman arrived in town re cently from the mouth of Tolo vana river where he had been watching tha boats and barges of the American Yukon Navigation which are wintering He ex leave for Nenana in a few Passengers will be booked from this end to North Nenana only and the Alaskan engineering commission will make every reasonable effort to get them The passengers must personally look after their own Regular freight and passenger traffic will be resumed immediately after the which is expected to take place Advices from Nenana indicate that the river might freeze over most any time As stated before in these columns rails will be laid and trains will be operated on the river to con with the Fairbanks line at North Just as soon as it has been determined that the ice is strong enough to bear the weight of the Al Hilty and his brother Dave Hilty who ted been visiting in town for the past day or two left for their camp on Cleary creek on the leaving this BETTING FAVORS SUTHERLAND wire Juneau un tier ante ol 13th snows Unit is making in his campaign lor the wire states In spue oi a driving rain live people ailed the Coliseum Theatre last night to hear Suther land He was introduced by National Committeeman who presided at the Suth returned to declared for enforcement of and two children are visiting in the She is registered at the Fairview camp on the train leaving Fairbanks this after a in Fred Shaup went out to on the train this morning after a short visit to Ike Taylor assistant to the engi neer in charge expects to go Outside on a two months He twill be Fairbanks ere leaving for the States by way of the Broad Pass confidential letter written by Graeffer attempted to rouse commandant of the I the town by ringing the fire calling for an investigation of Barnetts letter made public today says that approximately armed COAL STRIKE IN BRITAIN great British strike of coal miners will EXERCISE IS PLENTIFUL Clerk of the Court Claude Kelly last evening received a wire from Federal Judge Bunnel in which lie stated that he was leaving Circle yesterday for coming over the trail with Mail Carrier Palm to Some days aince Judge Bunnell wired Clerk Kelly that he was leav ing Eagle for Circle in a launch and that they were equipped for thing that came According to Judge Bunnells wire of yesterday they needed all they had in their ol They bucked ice and other impediments all the way to and after they came within the radius of the lights o Circle they were four hours in making landing and getting over the shore They got all their things off the boat and were that morn ing to try and save the boat Its a good thing our federal judge la young and husky and likes rough ing it and for the way his job has worked out during the making a Judicial tramp out of he has given enough ex to last an average man a In we learn that Bishop the prize marche of law equally against individuals and large favored territorial control of fisheries by a board com posed of packers and small fisher man with a fishery scientist as chairman favor ed election of the The speaker was greatly applauded thru out his as was also That Sutherlands election and Re publican in this division is a certainty is the belief of McBride who strongly urges his A two hundred dollar bet on Sutherland by a local man haa gone begging for two the journey are Captain Jules La and The list of other passengers is not available at the present OL TRUCK RAMZLED ON IN Right down nere at tne Fire Hall they have another one of them things which This time it is a Ford Ray Hoyt brung it in over the the kiddies tell and you may believe that all the town have seen it and crawled under over and thru it by this thereby assisting the firemen to remove the grease and dirt from the new theres no uses yon trying t to knock this new just because it is new ior it can It came in by hand over tue trail unuer its own went up against snowdrifts and aU tne there ana no only was landed here but brot MAIL witn postmaster at Chitina who is also a newsdealer sent in oy the truck per Hay Hoyt the issue of the Ladies Home Journal ana Cosmopolitan to tne which we have to have pretty pron to to help us in building the column Advice to Young li it can do all and it can and it can negotiate our streets at any time of the year and deliver DRAGLINE IS SHUT DOWN Headmaster Packer of the Alaskan engineering commission who is in Our Town on business received a telephone message late yesterday afternoon Informing him owing the getting Jealous of FIRE MAKES A HOLE IN CAR Just at the stroke of midnight last night the Siren notified sleeping Fair that a fira had broken out somewhere and a few of the less sleepy ones rushed out into the cold to satisfy their The alarm was turned in by the night watchman at the railroad yard and the department responded prompt but there was not much for it the fire was out in a few The stove in one of the warm storage freight cars had set the flooring immediately underneath it on fire and the smoke issuing from the car prompted the watchman to turn in the The damage done was very slight and John Raap says the the car will be in commission again A hole about six inches in diameter was burned in the floor of the to frost conditions it has been loud to frost conditions it has found ing Bucyrus dragline The big machine has been operat ing on Dry creek about 3 miles south of getting out gravel for the maintenance of way Packer gave orders to shut down the machine for the which Packer regretfully that the crew of the ex as well as the gangs em ployed in the maintenance of way all along the will have to be laid v It is not definitely known just how many workers the shut down will cations thru the mails tlie local service mea will be honored at later plans for which are now under WORLD UNSAFE FOR Every one in a while something happens to take the joy out ot and this time it is peaky hootch This morning they took a little about the camp and case back with Deputy Buckley looking like a Probably he felt for altho he had a gallon keg of whisky on his back it didnt do him any for it contraband and he had to seal it and register it and he couldnt nave gotten a drop of it to rob oa his back for rheumatic or other to save his From where we sit it looks tho those boys hare picked tip the last drop In and were tne only ones who knew where last drop They could have sold their information for but they kept it to themselves and closed the last Ray of Hope working This country is growing more and more unsafe for Old Bourbon It seems to look now aa tfco the World War tn ADAMS IS CARETAKER Captain Adams and his wife went down to Tolovana from Nenana rei SEATTLE 3 PASSENGERS Reports received from Indi cate that five Cram Seattle 3 which was te at arrived in tais morning on the work train i They had mushed to tram Rampart along the old Tanana winter mail Tbe probably go out by way of the Pasa OLDTIMER IS HOME AGAIN Rawlins who arrived in Fairbanks recently from the Kan is paying the town a visit after a lapse of 11 and he says the old town looks good to He came to the north in early days of the Klondike nab and mined and prospected In that region for a number of com ing to Fairbanks shortly after this camp was He mined en S above Fairbanks tor quite a Eleven years ago he where he worked at various of work and saw all there to cently and will take up their dence for the winter on the barge i including the bright and on which very comfortable quarters have been fixed The barge together with a few more barges of the company and the steamers Tanana and Then the call of tne north got and he packed up and Yukon ing in the country early He says it seems natural to be back in Alaska again and that he is more satisfied here than he had ia in winter quarters to the in the of the Tolovana river and Captain Adams wil take care of all this iin this he is in perfect agreement with all who have gone property until the opening of and returned to LEGION MEETS SATURDAY A meeting of Dorman Baker American has been call ed for Saturday evening at the usual It is requested that all out of town who will be in town on that make it a point j Rawlins expects to spend a short here and then go in to the j country on an extensive prospecting LOCAL Shorty Thomas and John to as the final for the fitting observance of Legion i who have been working in the at arrived in town on a snort November will be ed of at that j It is also requested that all bers of the Legion desiring to make They expect to teelt to their camp in ia day or tJi BOAT CREWS OUT BOUND Gibson stages are scheduled to leave Fairbanks sometime in the with homeward bound of the steamboat There will also be a few other The who will j application for the Victory Medal hand their discharge certificates to the Adjutant of the local post at the The posts thru out the department of Alaska are planning on making the presentation of the Medals on November t but owing to the greater length of time required in handling the Roadmaster Packer of the Alaskan engineering commission toft on the train this morning for Chata nika on a tour of intends to leave for Nenana on tae regular train Tony John and are They are reg at the
