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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25

Swiney disputed the jurisdiction Of
the court, saying: Il am the Lord
Mayor of this city and its chief
magistrate. l declare this court il
legal and those taking part in it
liable to arrest under the laws of
the Irish republic"
Deported to England.
The day following his trial, Lord
Mayor MacSwiney was deported to
England aboard a destroyer, under
heavy military escort and was
lodged in Brixton Jail. The govern
ment announced on August 10 that
he was sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment.
MacSwiney's hunger strike
brought numerous solicitations and
protests to the British authorities,
many of the appeals being from
sympathizers in the United States.
Even a threat from the Sim Fem
in Ireland, that, in the event of his
death, a general strike and serious
disturbances would prevail through
out the island An appeal was
aiken directly to the King but this
also proved unavailing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
ALLEGED FALSE
CARTOON FLAYED
BY Governor cox
Democratic Candidate At
tacks Saturday Evening
Post in Signed Statement.
Continued from Page ~

THE Saturday Evening Post has
thrown eff it's cloak of non-partisan-
ship and resorts for the first time
to the devices of partisan editorials
and insidious cartoons to create a
sentiment for the Republican ticket
by picturing me in a cartoon as
newsbcy selling his wares and Hard
ing with kindly and wise impress
sion" Gov. Cox said.
1T seeks to create an impression
that l am irresponsible and that
Harding is grave and reliable"
The Governor delivered a League
of Nations message to great aud
fence in Madison Square Garden
here Saturday in which he declared
that americas future depends upon
her entrance into the League at the
earliest possible moment"
He expressed willingness to make
some compromise" on proposed res
ervations and said that If elected he
would refer the issue out Of politics.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
CRICSBY DEFINES
ALASKAN ISSUES;
COLISEUM PACKED
Delegate Outlines Policies
For Which He Stands to
Audience of 1000.
CONTINUED from Page ~

Other features in his platform are:
changes in the policy of forestry
control to permit the development
of the pulp and paper industry; leg
islation containing the essential fea-
lures of the Lane-Curry Bill co-or-
dinating and consolidating all Fed
eral control-thus relieving Alaska
from the evils of long distance gov
eminent by arbitrary and 1nterlock-
ing bureaucratic control, to be ad-
ministered by non-partisan ana
permanently resident board; the
fullest measure of Territorial self
government with the view to ulti-
mate statehood with jurisdiction
over all matters not of purely FED
eral concern, including fisheries and
game.
Attacks Fish Commission.
He attacked the fish commission
proposed by Dan Sutherland as a
solution of the problems of the fish
ing industry. He declared that for
20 years this industry has been car
ried on by those financially interest
ed in it-cannerymen and fishermen
controlled by the scientists OF the
Bureau of Fisheries, with the result
that Alaska's fisheries are threat
ened by depletion. To attempt to
remedy this situation by forming a
commission composed of representa-
tives of those bodies he character
lied as not only futile but foolish.
The fishing industry, he declared.
is all-important and the whole peo
pie of the Territory should have the
power to protect it and foster its
growth so that it will be permanent.
Game Question Important.
Control by Alaska of its game
of Importance. 1t is exciting at
tention all over the country. The
"conservationists" of the East,
under the leadership of DR.. w. T..
Hornaday, he asserted, are prepar-
ing even now to submit bill to
Congress to regulate Alaska game.
DR. Hornaday, he said, is spreading
broadcast a food OF propaganda
against the Eagle bounty law of
Alaska in an effort to force its re-
peal in which Dr. Hornaday claims
to have the support of Dan Suth-
erland
Contrasts Two Positions.
The Delegate drew a striking con-
trast between his position and that
taken by Mr. Sutherland. Il am
for full Territorial Government, for
control of our game and fisheries,
for the Development Board idea,
while my opponent declares that he
does not believe that certain powers
that other Territories have had
should be given to Alaska; he
stands for a hybrid commission con-
troll of fisheries in which the gen
eral public has no part; he stands
with Hornaday on the Eagle boun-
ty question and hasn't repudiated
the latters efforts to protect the
brown bear, and he has never even
mentioned the proposal for the es
tablishment of an Alaska Develop
ment Board"
The speaker declared that at the
beginning of the campaign he had
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25

the Acknowledgement did his work
well il would not bring him PROM
inently into the public eye. He is
the legal adviser of the Territorial
officials, attorney for the Territory
in all actions in the Courts, and
that his work was much the same
as that of corporation counsel of a
town or the attorney for a corpora
ton. He said he had been in court
a good many times for the Terri
tory. and the Territory had not lost
a single case.
The meeting was easily the larg-
est OF the present campaign. and
the auditors We're greatly impress
ed with the claims put forth for
support by the candidates.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
IRISH MASS MEETING.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The Com
mittee on Irish independence today
called q mass meeting next Sunday
at which citizens will denounce
British treatment of Terence Mac
Swiney, Irish hunger striker, who
died in Brixton prison, Londan, to-
day. Eammons De Valera, Presi-
dent of the Irish Republic" will
speak
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
Georgia Democrats Against
League, For Cox-Rooseveli

MACON, Ga, Oct. 25. The
Democratic State Convention today
adopted a platform expressing 'un-
alterable opposition" to the League
of Nations covenant and instruct
ing the states Senators to vote
against it.
The convention Endorsed the Cox
Roosevelt ticket, however. No in
dorsement was given President Will
sons Administration, the President
name being mentioned only casually
in debate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
THREE APPLICATIONS
FOR LEASING PERMITS

Applications for three oil leasing
and prospecting permits covering a
total of 6,400 acres were received TO-
day by the u S. Land Office, ac-
cording to Register Frank a. Boyle.
All of the applicants are residents OF
the State of Washington.
Clarence A. Campbell, OF Leaven-
worth. Washington, filed for permit
covering 1880 acres; Cecil l.. Tenney.
of Seattle for $3.50 acres, and Char
les Barnold of Seattle, for 1850 acres.
All of the claims are located in the
Cold Bay district, the last two named
located in the Garculic River section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
COLORADO REPUBLICAN
DECLARES FOR/COx

DENVER, Colo, oct 25-George
T. Bradley, Chairman of the Colorado
State Civil Service Commission, Re-
publican, who returned from the East
last week, announced his support to
Com. James M. Cox on account of
the stand Of Senator Harding on the
League of Nations. He predicts Cox
will be elected
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
OPPOSING CANDIDATES
FORMER COLLEGE CHUMS

MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. 25.-Two
University of Idaho graduates Robert
0. Jones. 90, and George H. Curtis,
08. who, while in college, lived to-
gether on the campus here at the
Beta Theta ri house this year are
running against each other for the
post of Secretary Of State of Idaho.
Jones, who is the present secretary
Of state, is a Republican, and Curtis
is a Democrat
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
EGGS DOLLAR DOZEN.

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 25.-Eggs
were quoted at one dollar a dozen
wholesale here today The new
price represents an advance of a
dollar a case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-25
OREGON AGGIES WIN.

SEATTLE, Wash, Ost. 25.-The
Oregon Agricultural College downed
the University of Washington to 0
on Washington gridiron Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
DRAW PLANS FOR
CORNISH SCHOOL
New Building TO Be Three
Stories, Spanish Style

Completion Of plans for n nv
Cornish school Of fine Arts to be
erected AZ tho corner OF Harvard ave.
n. and Roy 81 was announced Friday
BY Architccf A. H. Aibertson-
The structure will BE- OF thrss
.tors~s u Spanish design. the walls
being Of masonry covered with ~uc.
ca There wiii b. "a individual
music studios. silence room. -four
halls for special dancing. . rehrarai
stage for practice plays and . th<n-
ire with . stating capacity Of zoe.
The ground floor Of tho building
wiz b. devoted to administration ana
exhibition purposr. tho second 20
private studios for music instruction.
and the third for dancing develop.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Encourage Christmas
Carol Singing Here

Enc0uragement from public
school authorities and other civic
ORGANIZATIONS Of carol singing nru
out the city ON Christmas Eve was
azured the members OF the Train
ing Class for Sons Lesdern which
me, FRIDAY night nj the X. w. c. A
gymnasium, under the direction OF
n. 4. Pitcher Of New York The
class adopted the slogan -Skattie.
mng.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
GETS WARNING
THRU The AIR
Boy Wireless Operator Given
Bad Fright

A certain small boy In Seattle h
operating his homo wireless with u
clear conscience today.
He had bern ecnding messages
without a ucensc. Friday some other
operator told him .tn tho air that
he would be sent to BALL Scared and
excited. the lad rushed down 10 tho
U. 8. radio inspectors office IN the
smith building. where he explained
what hAd occurred
inspector Rcffcrn Informed ne
boy that he was liable to n ffne Of
81 900 and . sentence OF tso years
In prison
But he add~sd. won may apply
for iicrnse and II win DO all right
this TINA
The license was kurued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Revision Of Revenue
Hearing on Monday

WASHINGTON. Dec iL~-fisar-
inxs on revenue revision win be
startsd NEXT Monday before the
house ways and means committee.
Chairman Foriney announced to-
day.
DR.. Thomas 3. Adams. treasury tar
expert. viii appear to explain the
Recommendation Of Secretary Of the
Treasury Houston for Increased
taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Druggist Facing
u. S. Booze Charge

y. o. secord. druggist AT $500 Jack.
son st.. Nv at liberty on $500 bail Eat.
urskay 10 guarantee his appearanos
10 answer liquor charges In tho f~d
erai court. lie was arrested Friday
on bench warrant Prohibition Of
fesru are raid 10 have found a pint
OF VINE and a quart Of whisky on so
cords premises December I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
# SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND HCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply Men
tho Sulphur 70 an itching. burning or
broken-out skin. the itching stops
and healing begins, says a noted skin
specialist This sulphur preparation.
made into a pleasant cold cream.
gives such a quick relief, even to
fiery eczena, that nothing has ever
been found 10 take It's place.
Because OF its germ-destroying
properties. IL quickly subdues the
itching. cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right up. leaving a clear.
smooth skin In place Of ugly erup.
tons. rash. pifnpies or roughness.
You do not have To wait for i'm
provement. II quickly shows You
can get a little jar Of Mentho-sul-
phur at any drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Thief Caught Under
Bed Gets Sis Years

Oscar Neisy. Ains Thcmaa B~~-
han. caught snd~r . bed AZ tsis
Stone way Monday night was son.
tenc~d 20 to IS year. 81 walla
waiia when b~ pi-aa~d guilty 10 a
charge Of ss-und degree burglary
before Presiding Judge J. r. Ronald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Cowboys to
Ride Herd
on Reindeer

som the Wild north comes the
81 1pe the Sons Of the old VIVID
Wese And with his swagger and
0npptngs the man OF the ranges IL
DpaSfng to answer the call.
Prom eastern Washington. Mon
80. Oregon. Nevada and the Da-
1rens cowboys are getting ready TO
1--WE the drive and picturesque
1ound-up TO ride herd" on the last
1hunfiers Of civilization. the sub
Arctic barrens of Alaska
PUNCH PRONG HORNS
M97EAD or LONG HORNS
Instead Of TEXAS iong-horns they
IN punch the prong horns Of the
z|ehr1nG. ths Alaskan reindeer. In
unos u flaring chaps and Tapping
o111roros they win wear heavy
1900. three pairs Of sox. parkas and
Dsavy fur caps. They win ride be-
Md swift Eskimo dogs or hike IL
- snowzhoes.
Tb< call for experienced seasoned
4PoHtierxmen II insistent. for the
rsfadc<r Industry Of the North "
Dge<ty closely following the histor-
MI development Of the old western
mDee-
The eighty .scrubby. haifstarved
1oin6eer. imported into Alaska from
Siberia In 1907 by the government
- N experiment in food supply for
~ natives. have grorn 20 nearly
1o0.eoo head al present, valued at
Approximately $50 each II IL sx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
MASKED THIEVES
IN S32 H0LD-UP
Stage Midnight Robbery Of
Mariner

Two MASKED robbers hsid M
Joseph BERG. master mariner. n,
I'd ave- n. w. and W. sTh -. n
midnight and took 81. from him
Both bandits wore blue b.ndsna
h@ndksrchisfs. BERG said BERG Iv.n
al 2oso w. 18th at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Hold Autopsy
on News Pressman

Autopsy over shs boay Of chari~s
v. Anderson. pressfnan. who dropped
dad In the prcrroom u = news
prp~r Friday. has been crsisr~d by
Chief Deputy coroner W. H. corson.
Anderson a. Is years old and fived
at BothaI- Heart trouble n b~iicv-
I'd 10 have cAns-d 6eafh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Total .ts.sst. sss


Owing to the fact that this liquor
could disappear. as though Il had
HoNed into 4 sewer. in so short n
time. two views are taken BY the
prohsbition enforcement division here
n regard to recent decision OF the
supreme court IN tho William q.
0trset casa. In which Street was per
M1tlcd to withdraw his booze from \
New York commercial warehotns for
DGruonAl usc.
One view Is that the internal rev.
onue bureau should open wide the
nd gates and let the booze be
Withdrawn from the warehouses as
Qu1akiy ~ possible. The other opln-
~ y that the bureau should con-
otrUe the right TO withdraw liquor
ar personal use In cases exactly like
Ne Street case. and draw the lines
I'm lighter around tho booze In the
oroAed warehouses.
The view taken by John Kramer
= that the booze In the warehouses
onDuld not be turned loose. The
Su1tnR b now being p~~parcd That
Xramsr's view win prevail b q Eood
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Track Walker Hit
by Train; Killed

Struck BY a orent Northern mail
and express train. John Murdoek.
a.. Of Richmond Beach. track walk
er for the Great Northern. was In.
stantly killed near Richmond Beach
at 1880 a. m. Saturday. Inc engi-
neer saw him on the tracks too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Mistakes Stairs for
Doorway; Badly Hurt

Failing down u flight Of stairs
which ahe mistook for "A doorway,
Mas Nora Long. "a. stsnographer.
z4is H. Spring At. was severely
bruised Friday night gsie was hur
rylng 10 get out OF the rain. Che IL
employed by the crucible steel Co.
The accident occurred al Second ave.
n and Main st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
Only A few
SNOOTFULS
YET IN BOND
Booze In Warehouses Would
Last SO Days II Used
at Old Rate
NJ GEORGE n WATERS

WASHINGTON. pec. ii.--if all
the liquor IN bonded warehouses was
put on the market IL would last only
- days. II Americans should drink
~ their old rate. There would be
lees than q half gallon Of booze per
person. and In the good old DAYS the
people used to drink. in terms OF
straight whisky. ut the rate Of five
gallons year for each man. woman
and child IN America
At the present time there n IN
Storage the following liquors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11
LOWER LIVING
BY TAX CHANGE
Is Plan Urged on Republican
Congress
NY RALPH y. COUCH

WARRINGTON. Dec. -Ap-
proxlmafsiy $4,000. ooo.ooe can b.
Topped from tho cost Of living bin Of
Die American people In 1921. n con-
Ereas works along right lines OF re-
vising the tar Laws In the opinion OF
many govornm1nt officiaiz
Abolition Of tho many indirect
taxes on business In tho method
which win effect the reduction. Il Ii
explained
.Indlrccs tnscs sr. paid s-vcrui
tirnes by the consumer said Com
missioner Ethelbert stewart Of the
bureau ~ labor statistics. labor de-
partment. today.
Approximately $500 .ooo, 600 was
collected by the federal government
In taxes for the fiscal year ended
June 20. Most d this came from In
direct tax~s such as the cxcexs prof
It's tar. tarir and high surtas rates
on incomes from business operations
For every dollar that went into the
government pocketbcok several
others went into the pocketboek Of
tto btfnin-r~nsn who collected the
tax on the article he manufactured
ar distributed. tho govern m n Z
economists say. According 20 their
rule. indirect taxes multiplied the
p>ic-s Of most commodities from two
b. i've fold.
SAY INDIRECT TAX
INCftEAsEs PRICE
The federal government mis- y-ar
must collect AZ least $1,000. 600 900 In
taxes. according 10 Secretary iou.
ston
This means ore Am~YfrSn people
must nay from q. 900 600 900 20 Sis..
900 900 ,ooe IN incrsassd prices n In.
direct taxes are retained. n In enti.
mated.
ono form % fndfr~cs tar fsvorvd
By snups government officials A. a
means 81 reducing prices f. the gen
erai tan on all nnies proposed By
some republican leaders.
This would he much cheaper for
tho consumer than the present tar
syssrm." said Joseph n. Mccoy. gov.
eminent srtuary department. "a
time of purchas~ h not multiplied.
Mccoy pointed out that q 20 per
ernt tar on undi~trfbussd profits 81
corporations. ~ proposed by secrs-
tnry Houston. probably would be
paid BY the stockholders rather than
the corporation
-No corporation would allow iss
profits 20 remain undistrinused. :
said Mccoy. IL would b. cheaper
90 borrow monsy II and per cent
The corporation security holders
would have 60 pay the tan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11

Canazia's high water mark In Inn
migration waa reached IN 1913. when
403.4ss persons entered tho Domin-
ION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11

WILL He RECEIVED
ny the Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Department. wash
ington. -. c., unttl 10 o'clock a. m,
December 2s 1890. for delivering
cocoa mating 10 the Navy Yard.
Puget Sound. Wash. Apply. for
proposals to the supply Officer.
Navy Yard. Puget Sound. wash.
or 10 the Bureau 81 Supplies and
Accounts. SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
Paymaster General OF the Navy
If-3O-10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11

Geese attain thc age Of rs years,
some oven going higher than this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11

WARRINGTON. D~c. 1.-THE
question Of how Europc's indebted
ness Of nearly $4,000. 900 600 10 the
unsted Etsss~ can be utilized To ~
ilsv. the strain on the treasury vii;
be oonsidesed soon by the senate ~
nance committee. Senator Mcg,umber.
acting chairman ef the COMMITTEES.
said today.
One plan % rpaii7fng a 0be and
debt n 90 arrange for conversion Of
certificates Of Indebtedness az the
foreign nations held BY the treasury
into bonds Of those rovcrnmcnfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-11

SADIE CORNELL. GEORGE
TOWN. was fined $500 In fedora,
court Friday. when she pleaded gun.
~ 20 possession ~ liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01

"ns unthought of--when yesterda.
WAS something gone and forgotten.
such fun, hcartwhole enjoyment was
To be had in the present moment tba,
all thinSe else were cNtraneous. AS
YOUTHS golden days f'od and az middle.
lie crcpt on apacc. the wear and tear
or the daily struggle FOR existence he
gan TO tell. The reality was not found
I" be as rosS-hued as youth. antici-
patinS, had Thought. Old age doomed
un ana 10 some the Thought was panic
For years there has been a sen rel,
for tho tabled elixir OF youth--that
intnnSibic something that would re-
!nNenaie the old AMI nuke him in
THOUGHT and feeling as young az when
n boy, but only one was found that
would really give results and when
mas hcen given 10 the world. II
has been named plant Juice" as 4,
was manufactured from the essence OF
ncuicinal plants. Although the dis
coNery Of Plan, Jutce was made but :,
ic" years ago. II has gained nation
wide fame, for every man or woman
who is rhysiclly rundown. who suffcvs
from stomach, liver, kidney troubIes or
rheumatism. will find immciiate RELIEF
III Pant Juice, In practically every
case.
since its introduction in Richmond
scores OF wel!-known local peoplc have
EVEN signed testimonials, stain. how
tneS lave been relieved by the use Of
Piant Juice. Only recently Mr. VIII
liam y Barnes, IA wcl,-known resident
Of D"rkhay, Princess Anne. County,
va" VINO is IS Years OF age. and haa "A
host of friends in this section OF Tho
country, gave the following statement:
I have been q resident OF Rack hIiy
All u my life and am we'll known here
am glad to have this opportunity OF
endorsing Plant Juice. as il has re-
iieved me Of had case Of stomach.
trouble. from which ! had suffered for
Il long TIME. | was bloateu with ,rns
and in great misery after ealing.
was also very nervous and did nor
SLEEP well. Plant Juice has relieved
me "l an tnese troubles, and L thipk
il is Il Wonderful medicine FOR men or
my age
The Plant Juice Man is at Tuglc's
i'r'G store. In Richmond, where he is
dailS meeting the local public and in
Producing and explaining tile merits
OF tins remedy. For sale in Petersburg
BY by Morrison, the Drug Man. and Il,
Chase city by the Chase City Drug
Co.-~--AdS.