FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1907
PRICE 10 TENTH
TAFT HELD UP ALL \llilll ON JAPAN TRIP
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I lie Pail) AlasLan (.'able.
St f..u . Sep-. 13? (.rovernor Johusou
la au interview ifUen out Testeriiay
tu eti j>itnely that he woulJ uotler
no circuttwti: nces Ixreonie a eardiJ.ite
for tbe presidency.
STABBING AFFAIR ON TRAIN
At live o'clock won! reached the city
that two men li 1 1 enpaireU iu a lisfht on
ih ? train i li is moraine ami lliejr ritLer
o e or {tot li liail t>oen tlansieroiisly
>t,jl>l>eti Poctor Norman was wiml in
meet the train ami lake the injured to
the hospital. KiTorts to nee. ire names
or iletai's were unavailable.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is > i e hiutp.-i
acrf best apt oiuteil hostelry in all the
north
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LABOR LEADER WANTS
LOCAL JAPS DISARMED
Seattle. Sept. IS ? The union- of this it\ have al?an
doiied the anti-Oriental mass meetintr and parade which
I hey intended holding tins evening.
against the Japanese and Oriental- i- - intense 1 re that
it was feared any demonstration might bring on riots.
Pre>ident Fowler of the Kxelusion heai.ue <iys the .Tap
anese here are barbarians, that the\ are armed and
would make short work of an unoruani 'd mob. lie states
that troops should be mobilized here and the Japanese
colony forced to give up it weapons. An armed clash
in this city btween the Japanese and the laboring ele
ment seem imminent
JAPS 10 BE PROHIBITED
VANCOUVER SCHOOLS
Th?> l>?ily I'iihlc.
Vancouver, Sept. Ill? An ordinance lias been pre
sented in the city council her" l?v the term ol which
all Japanese over sixteen years ol aire are prohibi'ed
from attending the public school.- ? >t the -it y
Tokyo. Sept. IS? The I>ail\ \iehi in an editorial \
yesterday commented on the action t ; the niol>- in \ a
see justice is done the Japanese 11 <ie?i on afterwards
and says Canada should show the I nited Side- an e\
ample in the matter of settling lalxtr trouble
Oyster Bay. Sept. !?'! ? President I'oosevelt has sum
Pacific coast one month earlier than had been arranged
for last month. The original date >et l'<>r -ailing was
December 17.
sailed for Japan yesterday afternoon, wa- held up until
tliis morning under orders from President Hoosevelt at
I - Our
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Has Stood The Test? It is the best
that money can buy
GANTY & FRANDSON
Oyster lia? . Secretary Taft was .up all night receiving
and sending cypher messages and early thin morning it was
announced that tin- Secretary of War wan eipecting to re
ceive orders to abandon hi* trip to the Orient and return
to Oyster Bay. All 'lay yesterday and last night rumors
prevailed that alarming re|*>rta had been r?reived by the
State Pepartment at Washington, ami that they were being
repeated to Secretary Taft While it is conceded that only
matters of the era vest importance would j*>rmit the hold
ing <>f the big -teamship the department* at Washington
and the members of the party who are with Secretary Taft
refu-e to give out any infornation whatever concerning the
cause of delay in the Secretary s sailing. A cabinet meet
ing has lven called to meet at Oyster Ray tomorrow, at
which the Japanese situation will be gone ov er.
Seattle. Sept. 1 .*t ? 1 ?> a. m.-- Secretary Taft sailed on
the Minnesota at <> clock.
FRISCO'S NEW
POLICE HMD
Tlio Oailj Aln*k?n <"?blr.
fCTorn months aeo as th ?
Abraham Kuef ami who hubetn ac.irc
n that capaci'T *inr?>. ??? ia?" t. 'hi
N*art: of * uwi >
Francitco.
pea.*' uHc r aril ha-* l?een ; i. neni o
Tlic Ihiilj \l.i?knn Cal>Ir.
l/oncworth am] wfr. ?rr:ce
he :s ijuotni as 'ay np if aii far- r ? of the
dent wouiil consent to run. He e:ve?
it as his impression that miler no c:r
cuin^tances wi 1 Present lloosevelt
allow hia name to ro before the con
vention
SCUTTLE SIP
TO DROWN CZAR
The l?*ily \la?k*n t able.
St I>!er?t-ur*. S?i>T i- -The ridden
<]e*ertion of th* Imperial Yacht by
? ?rMchol??off Horzoe Ilor'?? *loo
''ay. *?? it ?? ?? >ea-ne?i today. au*d
it the d:*co"ry of a l*r?e ho'e in tha
??? of the Yacht *h'ch, ?<vnrdio? to
?cutt" nff the ?hl|> and cauein? the
eath 'it the < ar by drowning Th?
eKtpap er* of St ^etertbure b?r?
HE WENT FAR
TO THE NORTH
Tb^ l?*llj \U*k?n ( ?t4e.
New Yo'k. Sep* 1.1 ? The (?<*offraph
ir .1 wittT ? receipt -f in ???*?
*
LHwaon. Y T ?ho ?? *ent by th?
society to the north, n which he ?at?
that he htil explored !ac 'beyond Bmu
fort Se* The trip wa< made on a ?i?d
to the *POt. which i? fire huodmJ toliw
north of ihe northern boundary line of
Alaaka.
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