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The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Western Business Men Arrange
 For Conclave
Wrangell Commercial Club Will Have a Representative Present

Wrangell will be represented either by special delegate or by a local business man visiting in Se- attle, at the meeting of the Western Division of the United States Cham Der of Commerce which will convene in Seattle on December :. s, and g. The sessions will be held in the Olympic Hotel.
 The Western Division of the Ma tional Chamber was formed for the purpose of localizing all of that body sectionally, so as to confine it's functions to State groups which have interests in common. This di- vision comprises II Pacific States lying west of the Rocky Mountains Territory of Alaska. The opportu- nifty for putting Alaska before the group in a big way and incidentally bringing to the attention of the National body, will be seen at glance.
 The convention was planned in December to afford an opportunity for the Northern business men to attend without great inconvenience or extra expense. as a great many of them will be in the States about that time for business and other reasons.
 The tentative schedule assigns the principal address to the Gov ernor of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
DOWNFALL OF REPUBLICANS
 IN 1928 IS PREDICTED
Special to the Sentinel. )

Special to the Sentinel)
 WASH1NGTON Chairman Old gressional Committee declared in. a statement today that Tuesdays elec- tions made it clear that the pendu- lum has begun to swing away from Republicans which indicate the elec- tion of a Democratic congress ard a Democratic President in 1928.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
CHICAGO POLICE CORRUPT
 ASSERT JENNA BROTHERS

police officers visited the moonshine establishment of Genna Broth, ev- cry month, were introduce. y the defense during the trial of the Gen na Brothers on a murder charge The defense attorney also stated that Mike Genna paid the police sS,00000 a month.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Plainleve Will Recall Daescher

WASHINGTON - The reported decision of the Plainleve govern ment to recall Ambassador Daesch- her because of the failure of the French government to reach debt settlement with the United States amazed officials. Emphatic denial was made to charges that Daeschner misled his government on terms the United States would accept.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Mitchell Once Resided in Alaska

VALDEZ. Alaska - Col William Mitchell. storm center of the army aircraft controversy, was formerly an Alaskan. says the Valdez Miner. that is. he at one time. when Lieu tenant Mitchell. served with the Signal Corps in the Territory in charge of Telegraph construction work. The records of the Valdez of flee of the Signal Corps contain no record of his service in the North. but Mrs. Campbell. wife of Sergeant J. M Campbell, now in Valdez, re- members Lieutenant Mitchell being at Skagway in 1901. and that he had been in Nome, St. Michael and other points in Interior Alaska It is presumed that Lieutenant Mitch ell had charge of the construction on the telegraph line from Eagle down the Yukon river The orig inal line from Valdez having beeL built to Eagle. then the chief army post or the Interior. Later the In,e- rior headquarters was removed 70 Fairbanks, and the line to Eagle abandoned
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
DECLINES TO GIVE
 AL SMITH FUTURE SUPPORT

NEW YORK William Ran dolph Hearst, replying to series of questions asked by the New York Evening Post. yesterday declared he would not support Governor Smith
 for fourth term. II supported Smith three times and that was three times too many" MT Hearst vas quoted as saying. T have no personal feling against Smi,h. bat I don't think he is honest with the public =.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

MEXICO CITY-Ambassador Shef- field, who arrived here recently from Washington bearing stern note from the Secretary of State to the Gales government, will probably not deliver the message. Changing con- ditions and recent efforts of the Gales administration to right wrongs done Americans is respon- sible.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
NO TARIFF WAR BETWEEN
 CANADA AND UNITED STATES

OTTAWA - The prospects of a tariff war between Canada and the United States dissolved today fol- lowing the announcement that Premier Mackenzie King will con- tinue in office and face parliament. Had the Right Honorable Arthur Mieghen have taken office it was expected that a tariff war would have ensued
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Mitchell's Doom Is Seen In Non
 Dismissal Act
Special to the Sentlnelo


 WASHINGTON - Portending a verdict of guilty for Col. William Mitchell, at his court-martial on charges of conduct prejudicial to military discipline, the jury of gen. erals today overruled a defense motion asking dismissal of the trial on the ground that the prosecution had failed to prove its case. As re- suit the counsel for Mitchell began to offer his defense. The decision of the jury of generals was considered death blow to the defense.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Jardine Plans Marketing Bureau

WASHINGTON - Secretary Jar dine announced his decision to es- tablish a marketing division of the Department of Agriculture. Estab- lishment of the division and other encouragement to cooperative move ment will form a major part of the administrators farm aid program
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
APOSTLE OF DARIUS GREEN
 CRASHES TO MOTHER EARTH

LONDON - Juan de la Clorva's wing flap model helicopter which had been called the most perfect aircraft since pioneer flying and made several notable flights, crash ed to the ground completely wreck ed. The pilot was uninjured.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
WALKER SIGNS UP TO ..--
 FIGHT SAILOR FREEDMAN

NEWAR - The National Sports mems Club today announced tha' it had signed up Walker, welter- weight champion of the world and Sailor Friedman of Chicago for a bout in the Newark armory on Thanksgiving eve. The match will be a twelve round affair.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Aviators Handicapped by Fog

SAN FRANCISCO - Heavy fog prevented the landing here of the plane bound for New Zealand to ex- plore for the race of pigmies. They left Reno at one am and had bad weather crossing the divide, which turned into fog near Frisco, so they had to land at Oakland.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Opening of New Gym Is
 Big Event

The formal opening of the new school gym took place Saturday night when a Hallowe en dance was given by the Executive Board of the P.-TA. Long before the opening strains of the first dance at nine o'clock, the crowd began to gather and one of the jolliest as we'll as the largest dance of the year was the result.
 Members of the faculty with Miss Fannette Steele as chairman had ar ranged an overhead of lattice work of the Halloween colors between the big center lights and from this streamers were caught to the sides along which were festooned ropes of evergreen. The lights were shaded by a deep fringe of black and orange and the entire effect added to the vari-colored caps worn by the dancers and the balloons al serpentine which made their al pearance. was decidedly attractiy At the rear of the big hall, dart shooting and zane ringing fortle amusement for many. This depart mont was looked after by Me5srs Gurr, Cochrane and Hagie
 The big floor was in excellent best. H. D. Kyle, assisted by J. c. Grant. kept the dancers happy. A committee consisting of Mrs. Wheel CT, Mrs. J. G. Grant, Mrs. Bjorge, Mrs. Gold and Mrs Mclaughlin had charge of the supper. They were further assisted by other members of the PIT. A, who donated cash or supplies or gave their assistance in serving. The supper which consist ed of chicken salad, meat and sand wiches, assorted cakes and coffee was decidedly popular and taxed the capacity of the little kitchenette and serving window to the utmost. Mrs. Gartley sold fancy hats and serpen- tine, and Mrs Edwin Hofstad and Mrs. Josephine Mason took charge of admissions Miss Cecilia Gurr was chosen to select the winner of the beautiful radio which the Le- zion sold for the benefit of the gym and the lucky ticket was held by Charlie Darwell. The Legion com mittee that had charge of the sale included W. R. Nevill, E. NJ. Camp bell and J. Mason, and the sum real ized will add a considerable amount to the gym building fund. The Camp Fire girls sold homemade candy, the sale being conducted by Virginia and Irene Tozier, Dorothy and Mar jorie Johnson, Margaret Ottesen, and Etolin Coulter.
 The gross receipts, exclusive of  the radio, were $296.45. This sum was realized as follows: Door, ,s141.- 50, supper, $53.35, caps and serpen- tine, $22.35, cane and shooting, s67.55 and candy $11.70.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Half Million
 Fire Seattle
 This Morning
Special to the Sentinel.N

SEATTLE - 4 half a million dollar loss resulted from fire be- tween four and six this morning which destroyed the grain elevator unit of the Great Northern ter minals at Smith Cove and threat ened the two largest commercial piers in the world valued at several millions of dollars.
 The fire started from an unde- termined cause.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Mrs. Coolidge Had to Stand Up

WASHINGTON - Mrs. Calvin Coolidge attended a motion picture theatre and stood in the rear a long time waiting for seat before the throng recognized her as the Pres ident's wife. She was given an ova- tion by the audience made up large ly of boy couts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
LOCAL SAWMILL MAKES
 ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
 QUARTER MILLION FEET
Special to the Sentinel )

The big motorship Oregon was in port the first of the week and took on a shipment of a quarter of mil lion feet of clear spruce from the Wrangell Lumber and Power Con- pany. The shipment was consigned to New York City.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
MEASLES AT ST. MICHAEL

NOME, Nov. 2.-An epidemic of measles has broken out at St. Mi chael and 20 cases have resulted in the school being closed. The section ing to information received by Dr. Rex Swartz, Territorial Health off, cer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Persian Royal House in Exile

LONDON - The Foreign Office learned last night that Riza Kahn, with the view to obviating the pos sibility of a counter revolution in Persia, has been banished together with all members of the late royal family and the ssnior generals of the pSesaa2 aSu
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Washington to Attend Nuptials

WASHINGTON - Miss Bessie Me kelden, daughter of Mrs. Leigh C. Palmer of Washington, considered one of the most beautiful society girls in America, will march to the altar soon with Henry Breckenridge. Assistant Secretary of War in the Wilson administration.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Italian Aviator Missing

LONDON - News of the where abouts of Count Casagrande Italian aviator and three companions who left Genoa yesterday on a projected flight to Buenos Aires are lacking this morning.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Will Pay $4OO,0O0 to Blow Horn

SAN FRANCISCO - Four hun dred thousand dollars to advertise San Francisco will be the goal of 400 business men of this city this. week. They are attempting to raise this amount in four days soliciting all business houses.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Watson is Acquitted of Charges

NANAIMO-Ross c. Watson, for mer Seattle detective, was acquitted of charges of participation in the $42.000.O0 robbery of the Nanaimo branch of the Royal Bank of Canada by a jury in the Court of Assizes this morning.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Income Tax Limit Rate Raised

WASHINGTON = The limit On which 25 per cent deductions in tax for earned income may be made by 'ax payers was raised today by the House Ways and Means Com mittee from incomes of s20,0O0 to incomes of s2OO,0oO.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
LURDER PLOT CHARGED
 AGAINST ITALIAN MASONS
Special to the sentinel.l

Special to the Sentinelb
 ROME - Troops are cordoing 'le headquarters of the Sociulis 'arty and that of the Free Mason ia the Justinian Palace. It is as arted that a plot to assassinate Nremier Mussolini as he stood on lie balcony of Chizi Palace during the celebration of the anniversary of Italy's victory over Austria, was fomented in the Justinian Palace.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Prominent Italian Mason Arrested

ROME General Capello, war hero and leader of Free Masons in Italy and Zanniboni are now under arrest. They will be jointly 0harged with engineering a plot against the life of Mussolini.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

FOUND - A lady's Indian bead ed handbag. Owner may recover by proving property and paying for this advertisement.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Steese Sails for Europe

NEW YORK - Col. Jas. G. Steese. who represents the War Department in Alaska, sailed for Europe today. He will spend two months abroad.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Municipal Bus Lines Recommended
Special to the Sentinel.l

SEATTLE - The establishment Of municipal bus lines for the Uni yersity and North End districts was recommended by the City Coun- cil Public Utilities Committee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
SNOQUALMIE COAL MINE
 TO BE DEVELOPED SOON
Special to the sentInel) )

Especial to the Sentinei)
 SEATTLE-Plans to develop on large scale tht Snoqualmie Coal Mine twenty three miles southeast of Se- attle with an expenditure of $50, 900 It was announced today by the Cali fornia-Alaska Corporation of Los Angeles.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Killed bv Robber

TACOMA - Victor Nelson, pro- prietor of rooming house, was shot and killed by robber in his own apartment this morning.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
RENEWED FIGHTING IN
 OUTSKIRTS OF DAMASCUS
{ Special to the sentinel)

LONDON-The situation in Syria is still fraught with grave possibili ties. Reports reaching London as sert that there has been renewed fighting in the eastern outskirts of Damascus between the French and Rebels, and the French are using all efforts to prevent the entry into the city of tribesmen who are now on the outside.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

uty Zaniboni is under arrest on a Mussolini.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

U. s. Marshal Geo. D. Beaumont was aboad the Victoria en route from Ketchikan to Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
PROMINENT EXECUTIVE DEAD

r SEATTLE - o. D. Colvin, a
 widely known traction power ex- 'ecutive is dead at his home in this city,.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

PARIS A pitched battle Is raging around Damascus, says a telegram from Le Presses special correspondent tonight. The French column under Gen. Gamelin is in difficulty. The rebels engaged in fighting exceed any force they have hitherto had in the field.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05
Democrats Gain
 Ground in This
 Week'sElections
Special to the sentinel.p

JERSEY CdTY-The Democrats had a sweeping victory Tuesday in the New Jersey gubernatorial race.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

DETROIT-Henry Ford. denounc- ing racial and religious intolerance as something which threatens civil war, came out for an anti-Klan can- didate for the Detroit mayorality
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

LOUISNILLE-Dem success full in congressional contests in this state.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

DETROIT-Mayor John W Smith was returned a victor over Charles Bowles. the klan supported candi- date.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

JERSEY CITY-In he Congress si, nal contests in this state each pafty held its own.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

BOSTON-The Republicans cleo. ted a mayor in Ro,tUn for the first time since 1907.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

NEW YORK--Overwhelming Dem ocratic victory in New York City Senator James J. Walker defeated Frank D. Waterman by 3S0,000 votes.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-11-05

RICHMOND-Nirg the only state besides New Jersey 10 elect q governor. voted a straight Demo- cratic slate into office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06

Good weight Winter School Coats Of poIairo
cloth. sucdne. velours and other practical cont.
ings all Of which are neatly fur-trimmed An
extra value at this low price!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06
GUN SHOE INTERESTS
10 III. on HAND

The big private interests wiii DC
there with gum shoes on. asking for
an sorts OF favorable legislation,
Tho Automobile club viii be backing
their flat rate license BIN Tho IN.
urnnca interests win also be- on
hand. and tho Veterans bureau VIII
have some fnyuu 90 ask
Labor has 20 items on its liEi Tho
more important matters are the child
labor amendment. making the work
Ingmtu'a compensation ucf ~ 1898
retroactive. lawn TO put labor liens
ahead % firHt mortgages, oldnFo pen.
unna. collective bargaining With
cities. presidential primary laws,
state aid FOR rehabilitation and q law
10 permit credit unions
with only 90 working days in
sight. and with a governor who has
veto like tho Kick OF a mule, no
ono viii guess what win set hy and
what win get lctt. OF what Kind ri
trades wlli bo madc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06
nY j Il. LIsIICE

ITNI.Ess tho opposition has some.
- thing u hDs not yet shown, Il
Is confidently predicted that Her
bort siclor, OF ChyhUlis, viii bo tho
winner Tor the chief elcrknhlp or
ybe lower house when tho lcE.sl1r
turn organizes Ut Olympia, Nov D..
Those who hRyo talked with Gov
Hartley recently believe that ho
has already discounted this with
little disappointment ana n busy
On the fiuNhlnx touches 90 his pro-
gram 90 DO presented to the loglular
turo.
Il = understood that this pro-
gram win not 30 an extensive ono
but rather an intensive one No one
who values hla reputation az a
prophet viii venture guess as 10
the details OF tho governors offer
nga, broadly they expect Il 20 be
along tho lines o. economy, Under
this heading viii come "a trimming pf
tho schools and other public lnstl-
tutlons supported by general taxa
ton, Tho irrigation projects viii
get little comfort that costs money
The owners OF LARGE timber hold.
lugs arc hoping Tor tax relief
STATE MAY PRINT
SCHOOL TENT BOOKS
There are persistent rumors that
the business ur publishing text
books for tho schools Is TO como
under tho control OF tho state
printer. II the governor has his
way, Many educators declare this
would bo public calamity, And
there Is no doubt that tho text book
publishers Of tho East arc prepar-
Ing Tor battle
Because tho governor does not
play the gamo according 20 political
rules. but moro after tho order Of
tho loEslng operator most Of tho
politicians find u necessary 20 re-
wise their guesses often 90 90 what
no win or win not do
ono conclusion they have ali
como 20 is that YOU can not hand
the governor anything he does not
wish 10 take. But they show some
uneaslness irst some one hands
something To some ono who Will
leave IL lying around where the
governor might pick Il up
They an admit that there Il not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06
iAdVrTIIhfWrnU
Increase Your
Weight in Thirty
Days

Ark Owl Drug Co. or any druggist
FOR a box Of Mccoys COD Liver on
Compound Tablets. They cost but
little. are sugar coated and as pleas
ant TO take as candy,
skinny men and women take them
10 speedily put on plenty OF good
healthy solid flesh and Tor this pur.
pose they arc 50 extremely good tta,
thin men ard women often take on 8
pounds or moro IN 90 dAys A a
matter OF fact. your dguERis, n
authorized 20 return your money II
you don't take on pounds IN 80
tiayH
one thin woman gained IS pounds
tn ak weeks.
30 auro and hsk for McCoy's tho
original and genuine Cod Liver on
Compound Tablsts-e0 Tablets go
cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06

Explorers In the Arctic regions re-
port that Eskimos apparently never
catch cold. aitho tho entire body Il
often immersed IN ley waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06
.IEGISI.NTUm HAS
ms own PROGRAM

Tho legislature hna a program of
lts own. This will include. among
many other things. tho re.c1tAblirh'
mcnt Of the wumau's clinic "a hydro.
electric power bill tax legislation, lr,
rlFaUuu bills. primary election and
registration bllls. maybe the repeal
NJ tho code administration, school
legislation. forestry ana fisheries lsE
lslnuon and appropriations in many
directions.
Many other interests win appear
early ON tho scene Tho race track
people are pcrfectinE strong organ
lratiou 20 back their biz Tho real
tors viii Do there asking Tor a ID,
cenao bin and lower tax on real e..
tato. Telephone legislation. pro and
con: tho tax limitation groups, with
their program; tho banks asking bet.
ter supervision Of savings and lo1n
associations. tho moral forces seek
Inns Bibles In the schools, and Anti
Saloon league 90 urge what u want
and upposo what IL does not 1ll VIII
l.. D4y E.HnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-06
Governor Has Veto Kick
y r %%
Promises to Use 1t, Too
LaW Prophets Are Dumb

any uan cooking up' something
and taking Il TO olympia expecting
tho governor 90 "rBt o. up" n hr
does not u,o % aud does not know
who made b. u Be- generally agreed
among politicians that Hartley Ia
different"
ON tho other hand. there n tho
Legislature The rru8tr Us suppUH"l
10 bc strongly against tho governor
Tho house b. supposed Go be mildly
against him Taking nu chances, tho
house la 20 30 organized fnyurnby
10 tho house Tho governor says
this viii not bother him any ar nll
hu IN looking for o. what VIII profit
Washington most The msmhrra OF
tho house declare thoy arc ready TO
take the governors program. pro.
yided Il looks good 90 them
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
z0DPovEDNosf RoBf CLIO.
VEKA SILNYM.
(Pokraeovanie.

Zodpovednost je vel ky budic
sill; kde je zodpovednost' tam
rastie.i sila. Kto nikdy. neniesoi
pravd zodpovednost' nemohol
rozvin1t' vsetku silu, ktora v nom
vazi. To je jedna z pricin, preco
medzi l'ud mi, ktori po cely svoj
zivot boil v podriadenom posta-
veni, najde sa tax malo silnych
povah: ich silly nepresly zkusob-
nym ohhom a preto nemohly sa
nplne rozvin1t', ponevac ieh nosi-
telia nebol V zotfpovednom posta-
veni. mi mysleli "a mich, oni pre-
vadzali len ich myslienky. Nikdy
sa nenaucili stat ma vlastnych
nohach, jednat' ma vlastnu past
a preto nemohlo prist' k rozkve
.tu, co v Mich bolo najlepsieho
tvoreia sila, vynalezavost', sanlo
statn6 jednanie vlastneho popu'
du, neodvislost', sebadovera. -
vzdy V mich drieme! Tieto silly &
tieto schopnosti vyvfjaju sa len
ak boly cvicene dlho "a najsil
nejsej vlastnej zodpovednosti
| - J
! (Marden.) a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
Drobne ohlasky
DoMY MA pREDAJ

Is izbovyy 4 izbovy ma 5Ox147
lote, ma Foster st. Rentuje sa "a
$72.OO ma mesiac, ma predaj "a
$4,000.
izbovy ma Franklin Ave. "a
$4,000.
10 izbovy na Williamson Ave.
pre- 2 famflie, "a $500.
8 akrova far1na, 6 izbovy dom,
mlady sad pri 1dora parku, "a
So, 500.
Nam domy ma predaj pri Al
bert st. i ma Brier Hill. Haste sa
L. DEBALD
2-hy Floor, Park Theatre Bldg.
Telefon 701O1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17
KENVIN, SCHROMOFsKY
& HABODASZ
707 Dollar Bank Bldg. Tel. 75149
MATTEL PREDAVA 80 AKRO.
WI FARMU

9 izbovy dom, dobra barna inc
budovy, dobra zahrada, l aker
hrozna, inc male ovocie, Is akrov
lesa na dobrom vrsku, Is mil 81,
verne od Youngstown. 0 podrob-
nosti hlaste Sd alebo piste ma ad-
resu: P. Schweinfurth, alebo Jan
j. Klein, R. No. 2, Cortland, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-17

som ich nasiel ma syojej ceste, l'u-
di, ktorych som stretnul, a doj-
my, ktore 81 odnasam chodiac cd
mesta k mestu, 2 provincie do
provincie.
(Pokraeovanie.