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(By AlMfc* New.* Bureau)
BOSTON. Oct 13 ? Muck luU-c? ?J
?a* uuuuivtt Uk tiatk c*y lay
1C (far ('ukuutiw
bourn* aJid ba&k? w?**
? k?>?l ami Um nuan f<?*uiv of Uh
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. Milk. :? o> W 3* *?**? U?
Kml.
CANDIDATES
HUNGRY FLIES
THREATEN 101
(By AlMka New* Bureau)
WAKKOl), Minn.. Oct 13 ? FV>re?t !
firtw tutvr brok.-n out ui the \ utility
o 4 t him town. and the town Is thrvat
? ar?J * >Ux d.ntrui Uuii
PROMINENT IRISH POLITICIANS
WILL VISIT PACIFIC COAST
(By At N?w? Bur?MO
W1NKMG. \Uu Ort IS? "Tny
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(ur the PjuoTta I ?*Mt Urittcitt
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.at w.f * ujut utf t 'jujibtU jo*; Ui?
I' rated States for purpos*- of rais
Uf fuuiit- fur liif "Irish iiutuc Riri*'
luuvnurlK.
Mr. O'Connor i* Editor of "T. P'8-' .
Wwkly ????<< frutu Ui<- fan'l of bis ii
u-Ui* "T. H hr u known a?
Tay Pay." which as to b?
Hie pnMMIUHtliuU Ot lUosK- k'tlcrb ill
tike Gaill* wruaA ular.
MAUS AGAIN OPENS HIS FACE
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until li Uir UlUiUXV Uik
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U> t *?iii utcftij on i-? ?uy Smix
tur.rmif ?Mi Utr OuU?d? fee ii*?
Iiiqr trlrdJ Clio*, bill like law* dinl
<4furt appears in liu- i*orU&ud
Oft-suiuali ? beTe he report* that
fruudmia are mxtUriux auU frightful
deamuUuu exiwl: i here. ail of whuh
n> i iir**r?ujf m-Ki u> uur frieud* out
attle Th*re have been uiauy arUt?Ls
? I til tile iiauuiKf. but Geu. Mulls ha-.
Ibeui all be?tUiu to a s?iiff frappe. li.-r
to pan of ?u at h< 1um> to ?a)? to th?
UreguieetL
VAXCOl VEK itAKRACKS, Wash .
July 21. ? t8pwiai> ? A story of mis?-r
iwtorQr aud ikvUtuiiuu aiuou*;
iiiL..?redj, of d:?appoiUU-\i gold-tn-vk
**? a <m txA v i ru^iied lo the ALwikaii
t.iuiiu^ vamp of IdHarud lured by
faW- and exa^K-ruJ^d reports of a
^ukl dLTLki- uf faixiloue ruhut-sb that
Uftrr 1-JUaiU-J is told by Citsbeml Mar
t'outiuued oti page three.
swts, overcoats:
?
? NOW ON DISPLAY M
We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.0C
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
hAMtJUKtrfH b*Oi & CO.
tAj.MUilt.Mb
20.00, 22.50
25.00. $30.
We iaviu j ou to inspect our line
befure making jour purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
Up-To-O?te Habe'dashci and Ladies' Furnisher
10 G0N6RESS FM
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oot. 13? The
Alaska Ltngue, which Is composed of
members ot the Afcttc Club of Se
attle, ami which was organized las*
whiter, for the purpose of fightkij;
for Home Rule for Alaska, have been
j securing the opLnloms of the wind I
dates to Congress at the coming fall
ejection, and thus far all are in favor
at Home Rule of Alaska, and are all
willing to ssist Delegate Wlekerahaui
to gain tlie passage of a bill gnwut
1 ing Alaska that boon.
FEDERAL JUDGE STRICKEN DOWN
AFTER SENTENCING TRAIN ROBBER
SPOKANE. Oct. 13? At 4 o'clock
yestardfty afternoon Federal Judge
Whilaoa ikroiiouttoed the life sentence
I
on Howell, the train robber, and im
1 mediately after the passing of the
sentence was stricken; with paralysis.
ilf SHE CAUSES FAMINE
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
PARIS, Franco, Oct., 13? It is es
timated that there are over two hun
dred and twenty thousand men idle
in and about Hana, owing to the mil- .
ruad .-.trike. The traffic is totailly
demoralized, and it to impossible to j
ijet freight and supplies} to the mux
ket.
Already there is a great shortage
in food, and if the situation is not re
lieved within the next twenty-four
hours a famine is threatened.
PARIS, rTance. Oct. 13? The strike
of the railroad men for an increase
of wages has not been terminated, an
U spreading to all the lines in the
republic.
JUNEAU CHEERS DEL. WICKERSH1
(Special to the Daily Alaskan)
JUNEAU, Alaska. Oct 13? An im
mense crowd Krtftvd Delegate .lanii >
Wickeraham at bilks Hall last itkl't
During his speech, the Delegate was
Interrupted time and by cheers
and loud applause.
A dance and reception fallowed
the speech.
THOUSANDS OF FANS DISAPPOINTED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Oct 13? It was an
nounced today that there was not
another r*ti**v?l seat to be had for
U>? world s championship baseball
sories of games which will be played
iii this city.
Thousands are turned away daily,
dilapidated at being unable to got
reserved seats, and stating their in
tention to get into the bleachers, any
way.
ni puis out
FOREST FIRES
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
WINNIPEG, Man. Oct. 13? A good
ly fall of rain is extinguishing the
forvsi fires which have been swe?pln
over this sectiou of the province.
Subscribe for The Daily Alaskan.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS UNHOLY
ALLIANCE" SAYS COL J. R.
(By Alaska New# Bureau)
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 13? In a speech
wtiki Col. Roosevelt delivered in this
city Tuesday nigiht, he denounced the
Democratic party as being ail unholy
alliance between Tammany and Wall
street.
Fresh oysters arrived on the Cot
tage City and ax? being served at
the Pack Train Restaurant tf.
* Whole Wheat Bread J
t ii i i i i i i i i i n *
* *
* CRESH from the oven is always appetiz- +
+ ing and satisfactory. We have very *
J good Whole Wheat Flour which we *
?i- sell in 50 lb. sacks $1.80, 10 lbs.40c t
* *
J II I I I I II t
* *
: Ganty & Frandson J
PRES'T TflFT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BEVERLY, Mass. Oct. 13? Presi
dent Taft is confined to h-is home
with a severe attack of gout in the
left leg.
DIX OPENS N.Y.
DEM. CAMPAIGN
(By Alaska Pfowm Bureau)
ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 13? John A.
Dbc, the Democratic nominee for the
Governor of New York opened his cam
paign, in this city last night at one
of the biggest political meetings ever
held in this section of the state.
During the course of his speech, he
severely roasted Col. Roosevelt.
CINCINNATI, O. Oct 13? Columbus
Day was celebrated in this city yes
terday with great pomp.
The business houses were fittingly
decorated, and remained closed all
day. J
Governor Harmon and staff re
viewed the immense parade which
took place in the afternoon. As the
weather was perfect, immense) throngs
'witnessed the parade, and many resi
dents of nearby towns were present.
OUTPUT OF IDITAROD CREEKS
EXCEEDS $600,000 THIS SEASON
With something like $G7,000 added
to the world's wealth from two clean
ups on Flat creek within the last
week, the voices of the skeptics are
becoming silenced and the general
acknowledgement made that Flat
creek is a gold-bearing wonder.
Mawley & Aitken's last cleanup on
the Marietta, at the h?ul of the cree'i
made FViday, is reported in the neigh
borhood of |50,000, this bold being
the result of a ton-day run.
Just below them, on the Wildcat,
Doc Mading cleaned up $17,000 Thurs
day evening after a run of 5 V& days.
These figures change the betting
on the season's output, and all pre
vious guesses are subject to change
without notice. Estimates made late
in June were figured liberal at $200,
000 for the season. To date the out
put is approximately $250,000.
At the rate they are going the Man
ley & Aitkeii properties will disgorge
[ pretty close to $200,000 more before
the freezoup. The Mailing ground on
Mat, the "Guggenhedms" below him,
George Riley on 1-Above Otter, and
other lays where the work has just
reached the producing stage will prob
ably bring the season's output for the
Iditarod close to $600,000, Geo. M. P.
Maus to the contrary notwithstanding.
These figures vive plenty of food
for reflection. The camp has exceed
ed the dreams of the most optimistic,
and instead of finding a starving
I horde of discouraged people, the Idit
iurod presents the unluqe spectacle of
I having more wealth than there are
| men to take it out. ? Iditarod Pioneer.
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