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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-14
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, l4-

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, l4--
 Treacheroas Alaskan waters, grave yard of scores of vessels and into whose many lives end much treasure
 have poured due to navigation pit
 &slls, are about to be conquered by lsadie, according to advices received Ehere tslis1g progress of naval com lmnniestiou service investigation int: tplans for estAhlishing radio-eompas,
 sta&toas.
 i Floyd E. Dunklee, radio electrician
 of the service, is now in Juneau, Alas
 h, Investigating sites for stations
 having recently completed the worl
 of installing radio-eompsss stations
 protesting San Francisco Bay. Dangers to navigation are removed
 hy means which guarded London from Zepphn attacks, . secret during the war, and one of the most interesting developments in radio telegrsphy' When the zeppeains started their at. tacks upon London, the foremost ef allied experts applied their efforts to provide some means of defense. Tho prime necessity for defense was de. termination of the location of invading zeppelins.
 Discovery of Q radio direction find CT resulted from thsjf efforts. Zeppe- lins used wireless ip reporting repart. ure from German bases. and frequent ly wAils earoute sent wireless mess sges beck to the hass. The allied dis osvssy was . device to determine from which direction these wireless waves came.
 Qirectisa finders established It diff tereat poists upoa hearing . Zeppelin wirslesa wsald rsport to t'se hesdqusr. tsss ths direction frsa eaca station of os zsppsai.. caaxaing tAsos aireet;oa.; ssepduerssse sssssassay dsse,.ni.- ed the location of tho Zeppelin and 1t couid De sasaxed In combat beforn getting ,across tAs BRitsA borders.
 Success ef tas direesion-finders re. suited in sxtsasion of their use to ai,, shipping. Rsdio-eoupass stations es- tablisAsd ea the Atlantic seaboartl provide hishly-efficient. and establish ment of stations around San Francisco bay followed. Other allied countries arc slso using the system.
 This mesns of informing . vesseL of its precise location Is regarded as one of the most valped aids se nsvies- ton insugusated this eentary, accord ing to naval contamination experts. ;. Tentative. plans eoaissmplste' 'sStab. lishment of six rsdio-compsss5tati ia Alaskaa waters. It Is expected b. casioa-of 't'e ssstio.s will be determ- ined upon Electrician Dunklee's inves- tieatious this year and erection of stations be undertaken nsat Spring.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Oct, 14-- P.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct, 14- Pro- gressive Indians of Southeastern AL aska want to learn the white mans methods of fishery. according to Mar ius T. Hsnsome, of the United States bureau of education st Hydaburg, Alaska. Mr. .Hansome Is completing arrangements to enroll . number of Hydah Iadisns in the College of Fish cries at tho Uuivessity of Washington and 1t private sehoolA \ number also will be placed in industrial plants nee- here as . means of gaining practical knowledge.
 $ Mr. Hanseus ssys citizens of the village of HydaA have twenty-five sas boats worth about ssooe eseh, and to operate and repair these boats tho mechanically inclined native bays are coming here ts learn nsden methods ss repair. welding and construction. Tue Hydahurg Indians. sre among tas meet progressive Indians in Alas in. Ths ssadsns. body of ths govern meat scAeoa pub,ish their own news pepsr e vel as arrange lectures in Engash sa science and business prae' t;ca TAs aasivss Soast ef . cooper stive ssots aAd sawmill. Hydabsrg sosa win Iass . eesesra&ivs eaaaaFy aad n slsetne Hsht plant. sss ssAsaa - s,..k -
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LOADED BOTH WAYS ESaneyVH1z,Sde1X

Ire Steamer Alaska sailed thiS morning for the south with seventy eight first class passengers and fifty one steerage. The offices of the steam ship company were crowded until the wee small hours this morning with persons seeking reservations. Three hundred and seven tons of freight con. sisting largely of provisions for the Commission, were uploaded. The Alaska brought from Seattle for Seward and other interior points tue following people;-
 John Stack,
 H. G. Ames,
 Chas. Nelson,
 w. s. Hammond,
 Alice Lamb,.
 Dora Fitzpatrick,
 w. C. Marble and wife, M. and Anton Jaeova,
 R. Jakovitch,
 Fred Evans and
 w. P. Opalka Other passengers from Alaska ports for Seward [, Anchorage and interior points were;
 T. Hendrickson, : ., B. Schneider,
 Oak Olsen, W. A. Duloff, N. sueci, G. Baker,
 G. Baker, C.J. Bunter. < O. T. Horton,
 w. A. Wallace, W. E. Psriaser, Louis Hanssn,
 
 Tim Rice,
 |. Young, , 5.%t Col. J. C. Stsese, R. Rabbit, ~ 0. Bsnnijio. GGorsas. Css Ching ,f C. Ellieh, T. Holland and
 3. B0ssa. .'st7 snhsaihs fse ths 0ssssss.
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STEAMER ALAMEDA SAILS

Steamer Alameda sailed 1t nine this morning, she carried eighty three passengers north bouhd. Seward pass, engers are as follows:--- George Collins,
 Arthur Yost, ]: Frank Paulsteiner, Jennie McMinnie, ., A M. Boulloa,
 Mrs. F. E. owel,
 Andy Collins,
 Clinton Carr,
 A. Reissenzehn,
 Charles Ashby,
 B. F. Huber,
 M. w. Holmes,
 Scott Newcomer, G. E. Jeffery.
 Dave Lord, J. P. Armstrong, .- L. H. Wolman, Elizabeth Wolman J. H. Clari
 Mrs. T. J. Heron, c. E. Heron wife and baby. Jake Lob.
 Albert Johnson, l.. Walters and four Steessxe.
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MANY PEOPLE AND
 THE NORTH WIND

Last, evening the Gateway Fliel from Anchorage carried a capacity crowd more than one hundred and fifty l persons were aboard and one hundred and forty nine of these persons will probably leave on the Alaska today for other towns in Alaska and the out. side. Every Hotel and lodging house ir Seward received it's quota and the sta terooms on the Alaska were all taken Registered among the many at the Hotel Sexton was WallacBe s. Marple and wife and Dr. D. F. Kirkpatrick of Anchorage. At the Hotel Overland Oak; Olson and c. s. Butler. commercial men are registered. Maurice D. Leehey of the Alaska shipping board and Jas. G. Steese of the Alaska Road Commis- sion are both at the Overland, also A. Peterson of MeGrath. At the Hotel Seward we find those registered hale from all corners of the States. John M. Stack of Wyalising Penn., Harry G. Ames of Jackson, Kentucky and Bert Schneider of Mailette, Mich., formerly with the Commission in the steel structural work on the Susitna River, Fl. A. Dutan of Seattle, Ed Egris of Mile s,s and T. E. Coe of Anchorage.
 The steamer Alaska that was sche- duled to sail south about midnight was still at the dock this morning at eieh.
 GOMPERS DENIES REPORT
 BALTIMORE, 0ct.. IT, Samuel Gompers addressing . meeting of the International Brotherhood of Book binders denied all the reports that have been circulaed recently that he favored the Democratic party and that he would urge labor to vote for Cox and Roosevelt and ask them not to vote for Harding and Coolidge.
 He further stated that he owed no allegiance to any party, that he was paStisiah only in principles.
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 The Ladies of tAe Rsheees Order are requested to te ct the Cd Fel- lows Hall at 10 F. N. sAarp this evsa. )iAS:-
 All Odd Fellows at 3 P. N. Visiting Brothers welcos4S.
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CRABS. TROUT. Sewsrt Flaa C..

Bananas 6oe per dos. st the KEY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
.MaslcrIy Pitching Of Mar
guard Put, Former Team
Mates Down and Out
1oncy An Easy Marx Ion
Robbie 5 Men

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tho lead.
Olson may not be great player-in
fact nc has about ms many faults rs a
major Lacquer may havo and stay on Il
team. He IL not Il base runner and no
Ia liable to slip on easy chances. He Ia
not d hard hitter but II dangerous one.
In fact. tho thing that makes Olson stay
In the big show Is that he Is ono OF the
gamcst players in tho country-always
trying.
Olson Va Risborg.
Compared with Risberg Olson shows
very farorahly. Thy work alike except
ing that Risbcrg IS slightly superior
physically and not up 10 Olson as a
ball In the last worlds series. His fail
ure 10 mako II double play In the first
gRne--H double play that was simple
and geographically lost tho series for
Chicago. 1t remains To DO seen whether
his bad work In Important series In Il
result Of norvcs.
Cleveland. or course. does not shine
at short. Two ~ the men used TO MI
in thapmnn's spot are fast flne inileid
ers. but neither can hit much even IN
an ordinary series. And neither IAN hn
figured 10 hit much against either
Grimes. Pfe1er or Smith. although IN
worlds Ecrios II usually Is tho bushrr
who Is the hero. II speaker SnUuld
elect 10 gain hitting strength at the rX-
pense OF .dcrenslvc. he may urr Eynnz
At short and look out for that baby
can bust tho ball and no In not bad an II
abort stop, neither with air tight pitch
ing and the ball not being hit hard.
Evans could play short nm wol rs any,
ono. Chances are he will play short
part OF tho scrisn.
In tho next article We will tackle the
loft noldera. The hitting powor 10 Don
oontratcd In tho outfolda ana tho ntudy
OF thcro ihrco ponItionB may change th"
dopo torinlly
Copyright 1920. Tho Uou Syndicate.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
YANKEE JUNIORS LOSE
60 BATTLE TO TIGERS
goat hnids niaVsn uiVsn raw Deal
HNu MIA ushlnd OT"~d Ana
Caught TuTwsrd Pass

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srurr -" grIhir"u inni"rdnv Nfi"'
p"'u when no Tigers r'"T"d 6 u VIZ
tory "Nrr them 90 ~" Tunnel Gr""n
grounds Tho l"ur hduwn 'nm" In IA"
nrSr runr'cr. when tho rpukr received
tho ki,k or az tho twenty Nnrd liu"
Failing >" gain. MnrHChu"r Nt'd =" punt
hu, ~" kIrk " - bad md u TiR"r play
ION upon II on IN" innkc" "wcnty yard
linc
No sll.rnlr wcr" called on m" next
plnI but N" Tiger players lined up
quickly and III" bail was hurled through
tho air and Sau. WHO had been hiding IN
the crowd which had SurECd on the field.
cHugh, m" pass on II run and ran over
tn" goal line.
In IN" third quarter the Yankees had
pushed the oval TO IN" Tiger nine yard
lin" on the next play RoCh" wHS sent
Off r.gnt tackle and fell over IN" goal
hnc for a touchdown. hut TIA" referee
called "ti-SIdc and another ChanC" TO
SCor" was lost. TIL" game ended with
tho bail on tho Tigers twenty yard line
in possession "t the Yankees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First game. Kansas city l, u, q: To-
IeLu u. 5. :" Williams and Lamb; Brady
and WOOdall.
Second game Kansas city s. s. 3; To-
lcdO 10, is. o. Brown. Campbell and
Connolly ,MCC"ll and Mcneil.
First game. Minneapolis 4. 7, 0: Co.
umhus |. /. 4 Robertson and Mayer;
Danfurth and Kelly.
Second game. Minneapolis I. x. 7: Co
lumhuS s. r. ? Eherhart. Russell and
Never. MuIrcnnnu and DcuteI.
FIrsI game Milwaukee 3, 7. 2: lndi
annapolis, i. 10. t. MCWecney. Rc!nhart
and Stayi"r. WhIlchOuse, Jones and Cos
set
Scc"nt game. Milwaukee 2, s, o; Ina
dihnapoli- l. =. u. Trenlman and LlrIch;
I'r'ty and lIcnlino.
rIrs~' game 81 Paul .. IA. Louis
vile 2 ~. 1 Williams ana A"Mcn"my
Ed Miller and k"Cher
Second game - Paul :? t. >. Louis
Vic + a. u Il InuInsn. darkness iifI
ne, nnd 81 iiaIEinVe. l.""g ana h"'h'f
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Hugh Funerton's Worlds Series Forecast

fields and give you a chance TO see how
they compare with yours And here the
race stall Is going on-Iso / have had 10
do just three times as much work. You
realize, OF course. that any ball players
value depends first upon himself ana
ascend upon tho kind OF team he plays
against and pitching he faces, 80 |
had 10 figure zach Brooklyn inhelder
against the pitching OF Chicago, C!eVe-
land and the Yanks
Yankees and Dodgers Almost Even
Compared with the. Cleveland inneid
the Dodgers lead by Just one point: l
rather expected they would show a big
ger advantage IN the attacking and OF
Brooklyn would hit better and be
stronger in attack against Chicago than
against Cleveland and weaker against
the Yanks pitchers than against either
surprise TO me. tor Brooklyn has been
claiming ability 10 swat the Yank pitch
ers hard. II Is probable they base that
Idea upon tho way they hit IN the spring
series-which Is bad dope
Both Yank and White Sox innclds hold
a lead in the dope over the Dodger out
NJ but not enough To make any claims
Ia outciasslnE them. In fact tho nH-
ures are quite close fNr such ts-0lmparI-
son figuring confidently that
the series That bad leg or his has
habit Of slipping ont or Kear ana n
slIp during the series would cut lot
or the Dodgrr attacking power.
Considering tho short rtops. however
| am -urpr!-rd To nnd how well Hrnok-
Iyn rates l'ccknphuEh. OF Courr". holds
tho lead over NIL the short Rtopn con-
rid~rrd In thCHo cures lilo IN a gr"nih
ball player and leads tn" others both
In otfcnrivr md dcfCnTIvc rtrcnEth
~ IN largely hir rur"TI"rity TINT ElVrR
tho Yank lnn~Id tho cdR" over Hrook-
lyD lust ma II In Eddie tullinE Hup"rior-
nv that gives tho White SOk infcld
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FREQUENT Changes In Past

khnut seven wears ago ! commenced
pounding the 'luh owners u Try 10
iunkr them soc IN" danger | had no
l,pnl rronT that any PLAYER WINS working
in rolluYiun with gHmh"rS-hut | kne"
that gambling WAS becoming Il hlE nc
tor ana u dangerous one. lTaNcIlhI
with the Chicago t"nms from cry 10
city. had no opportunity to see what
was coming of. EN cry time ! wrot"
ANYTHING Of that nature ilI"r" was
wildly indignant howl from owners ana
PLAYERS who waited that Caesars wiir
was "A questionable Chnractcr compared
with baseball.
| knew these things:
That a bold attempt had h"cn mad" To
hrib" two umpIrcS in the rIaE oil Ehnlc
bet wrun the Chicago and New rOrh
teams IN 1908 and TINT no serious at
tempt was made To discover VIII" was
back Of the min who attempted The
bribery.
That a National league manager
stood in the Polo Grounds and boldly
stated that another manager had bribcd
two of HIS players to throw hhll games.
Both men SIN are in the business ami
no attempt wa mad" 10 prove or dis
prove the charges,
That rnr manager took y player out
Of a game in 4 WORLDS Series. mnknG
Il remark which was tHntam"unt TO
charging that player with trying TO help
the opposing ic,Im NJ Investigation
was mad"
! NAT payers "pth'S "'' h'H -, -
manager hah.tually tried I" innurnc"
opposing pitchers by promises Of jobs
ON HIS team.
That ON" club owner was accused or
Influencing the star pitcher "f an OPP
uuS!ng team not to pit'h IN decisive
--ri,.S against his team.
That ON two occasions near SrandhIS
were caused by the activities of lhllS-
hurch gamblers.
That "a high baseball official d""iar"d
II" lind something ON prominent
ulayrr-. and never exposed MN.
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DETROIT PITCHERS EASY

Chicago. Sept. %6.--ChiCaGn found Dc
troit pitchers easy today and won the
tirst game OF the series to |. hut failed
Ia advance IN tn" prnnant race. tlcN"-
lands victory over ST. Louis enabling
the lcaGu" leaders To maintain their half
gam" advantage.
The visitors used three pitchers hut
their w,ldnesS. coupled with opportunC
hitting. gave the White SoX command
ing lead and with CIcot'r pitching hnc
bal Detroit had litIl" chance iICotte
held IN" visitors to seven scattered hts.
but his own error enabled Detroit To
savr l,SClf from shut on. In the first
inning Young singled and took srCund
ou a sacrifice. cobb hunted To ClCotic.
" h." threw Wild L. FIRST and Young
scored After this inning Clculi" had
things his own way
'hICaRI went to the fr"ui Ia H. htif
r lhr nTSt SIIuUk doubled {" TIght T.
Collins ana Jackson walked SIInuk
p, iod ga f'ris"h. - nv. r. Collins ru", InR
T." IhIId s,uIlns uu EIiukrs ~ili III,
-, kS"u s"urrd a minute later "n Col
hn~ hll - I'li thnth' Strndi'd i"i Tia"
u' - ~" lnuinrr iui ~aIk"h l.rh'it,
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II"'td ~ 'iilhnI, I IL attic huul. r"I'
}. nili"F thu bases nnh "n i1J IunG a
"'"ni'. itrrh''r ""d ~ h"ih ~'"''h
Ia" nest Inning thI'og" added ih,'o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
BASEBALL WEEK IN FIGURES

Now York. Sept. 2c Tho Inst woek
Of tho major league pnnnant rare began
today with Cleveland and Chicago run
ming almost neck and neck In tho Amer
lean league. while Brooklyn's victory
over Sew York today makes II ncC"S-
S7rv for tho SuperhaS to win only one
more game TO assure Nrst plaC"
The Cleveland Americans retained
,hcir half game advantage over Chi
caco when both teams won today. Clevc-
land was opposed by St. Louis. using
three pitchers In order to win. and
chicago won BY n good margin over De-
trutt The Indians have seven gamer To
play. three with st Louis and four with
Detroit. while tn" White SoN have only
four contests. one WITH Detroit ma
hrre with ST Louis. To keep In FIRST
place. Cleveland must win one more
game than Chicago does. New YORK.
which hus thrr" games 4" play with
IhlIadclphiH failed IaaI week. when II
came To the nnhl squirt, The fankH
won today from Washington. hut are
three games behind ClrVclAnd.
m the Satiunhl League brooklyn In
creased itr lead To I'VE EhInos and has
only 10 win on" or It's three games
with Sew york or tho game Win Hos
ton pcNi sunday ono defeat wall put
the Ginntr out Of m" rnCc and tho bort
they 'rn Il" 'hy winning all their riN
pnrmrr. Will" IIr""I,lyn N l"nlnK Ia
four. w"uld h0 10 tic Ih" cine lnnhil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-27
Triang|es Lose First 4.
Game 10 Pau|IS, S..
Locals Wlnt Down Ia HsartbreAAa1l -
f.at In Opener Lsns OAHdhv ~
uaIh Under UOAl ROAN. ~.

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'Th, JtInnplrH In,wrd Ia dnfsat IN tt|DsH
n, -, NAM. 81 tho prId rnn- on yesterday
nrI.,u.,,,, nn ~, i""Eun inTh aIovN4ei
vh.u Lon, rI""d under Tho goal DoOW
,uL ..,nIIoI,d - f", ward that was lo09
f,, - hIuun WIuiohniiuT fAtleAi W
LI,h ihr rnnI THO I"nurr battls9 thf0rqn
IN, n,rt bnIf wIih"ui ADORE, ana noIyn-
-, t.nn had ,",no within tbs 0pontnO
E"nI III" AL. 49,
Tho ihird Uunri'r "pnnsd. WIN We
h,u In tho T,InnhIon' possession, u
rIrndr IunI, down tho Mold and DiAeeo
ILr .,nI nn IL" Faults tWo-foet liDe,,
Au.r l}y" attempts ~ thu line, JouAe
I,I.h - uIn,a ~" bnIl hHtwwan the oOpl
rurIr go an rud run -" fallsh " SAN
an In,h nnd tho bell was on the peull
ono fn,i Inc. and f"urih DOWN MqN-
mani w.r mont "vrT tho top hut fatlAo
pInndint nn Ih.ir own goal line Wpep
Iho hnII wan Ia their poHHesslOn. Del-
h,uppo PAINTED uui ~ danger. sAvinG the
unIu,. f,J ia" bhlOhnr, ~
Th" htn, w"IInP ~ tho Hamf eafne
only ~ low utinuI"r later when the 1vl-
hnpI,r Irri IA" bah on tumble IN ml4,
II, II r,.,n ihIH pnini tho OhIosnn mAoo
- rI,n,Iy mnT,h !" tho 70-yard unef
N,IuI.IhnIi.I threw LONG f0pNoe9
-. rnrr ~" goat liz" nuh u fell safely IN
ia. hands 81 I."nE. f"r tho nTHt toNHh,
dawn
Jhr pnuir remained n HsassaW aktAie
Tram ihIr uInIIor nn. with bOth teams
fnIIIng ~ gnln 4" any great advAntoNe.
Three 81 tho capital Inn players WNfN
Ia ~" Fault lineup which andsn n1ns
rIdr,nLIr uIr"uHIh bal tho boys only
wanted 1" rot Ip"Hontd np for the teSas