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IS NO MORE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ATLANTA, tla. Nov. 14? Senator
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COL. POIfER
IMPROVING
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See our window display
IH. J. LYNCH
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THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION
DISTRICT OF ALASKA
By the Governor
A PROCLAMATION
lu lUx-ordanoe with a proclamation
of the President of the United Stales,
and iu ubthTvtuK-v of our animal cus
tom, I, Waiter E. Clark, Governor of
U.<- District of Alaska, do hereby ap
point Thursday, the twenty- fourth day
of November, nineteen hundred ami
too, a day of
THANKSGIVING
Atut t recommend that upon that
day ail tho people of Alaska, hiving
i -t.-td,- their customary labors, offer
thauks to the Author of all blessings
for tho bounties of the year. The
fruits of bumau effort, cultivated with
the assistance of Divitte Providence,
?tr. seen oil every baud; and In abuud
ttK measure our people have been
:il< and nourish i-d by them. To
t ose individuals who. by any misfor
tune, have suffered and are in need,
k t the hand of charity and helpful
ness be extended.
GIVEN under uiy hand and the
Seal of the District o t Alaska, hi Ju
neau, the Capital, this eighth day of
-V veiuber, ill the yetir of Our Lord.
] one thousand tiiue hundred and ten,
a J of the nidepeiKksuce of the United
Suites of Auiertea the one hundred
and thirty-fifth.
(Seal i WALTER E. CLARK. I
lty the tiovernor :
W.M. L DISTIN,
Ex Officio Secretary of Alaska.
FOOT BILL
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
CANTON. Ohio. Nov 14? McCoy,
foot ball i*laycr arrived home h< " I
broken. He has retained eouus*'l to j
lefmd him agatast th>- charge* of imir
Ur. llv says he didu't play rough
iiij deal** that ho deliberately at
fiuyUxl to inaiw Mutik
SUBDUED IN
MEXICO CITY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 14? Quiet
ivigued throughout the city Sunday.
COUNT TOLSTOY
IS FOUND
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 14? It Is
believed that Couut Tolstoy has bee?>
located in the province of Tola where
he is resting in a monastery.
FATAL FOOT
BALL GAME
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
Wheeling. Nov. 14? A warrant is
out charging McCoy, right end of
Bethany College foot ball team with
1 iurdor iu connection with the death
of Captain Munk of the University of
West Virginia. The kilter sustained
inurlos during the game from which
he died.
PARIS 10
BRUSSELS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PRISA. Nov. 14? Aviator Oagaeaux
today wade a successful flight from
here to Brussels, taking oik- passen
gvr with htm.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 14? Gov
ernor Haskell has received advices
from Secretary of State Knox to pre
vent the lynching of the slayer of
Temple.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CORK. Nov. 14? Great throngs of
people congregated and gave R?l
mond a rousing welcome here today.
The enthusiasm ami ivumbers surpass
sed the welcome given. 1'aruell in 18i?
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STORE HOURS? Beginning Nov. ist *
we open at 8 a m. and close at 6 p. m. *
Saturdays, 8 p. m. *
DELIVERIES? All orders received be- *
fore 10:30 a. m. will be delivered before *
noon. Orders received before 3 p. m. +
will be delivered before supper. +
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RIVER SEINE
STILL RISING
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS. Nov. 14 ? The waters of the
Setaa continue to rise at an ajarwuvg
rate. Many places along its banks are
now flooded. Hundreds of people are
suffering from exposure caused by the
devastating sweep of the mad waters.
The property loss cannot at this time
be computed.
GIF. PINCHOT
IS PERSISTENT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 14? Gif
ford Piachot has appealed to Presi
dent Taft for permission to submit
a brief against patenting the Cunning
ham coal claims, which Pine hot be
lieves Ballinger will recommend.
WILL FEED
HUMPHREY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 14? The Arctic
Club will give a banquet to Congress
man Humphrey next Tuesday night.
S. S. PORTLAND WRECKED
Mr. Guptil of the Alaska Steam
ship Company was informed by Cap
tain N'ord of the Jefferson thai the
Portland was reported wrecked oo
a rock to the westward of Cordova on
last FViday mgnt. So far as known
no lives were olst. There has been
no official report of the disaster re
ecived so far.
CAR IN WILL
GO ON STRIKE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 14? Twenty
five thousand surface street car men
will probably strike unless given a
raise in wages.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 14? Sec
rttary Baliiiiger in bis annual report
will recommend that the courts rule
on the Alaska coal cases.
BE HEN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 14? A total
eclipse of the moodi is- scheduled for
next Wednesday night
THE Dies
STRIKE OVER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 14? The striking
drivers have returned to work much
to the reieiv of the commercial in
terests of the city.
Olde Tyme Mustek and olde tyme
dances at the W. P. A. Club baru
Thanksgiving Eve.
The Home of ?
Hart,Schaffner&Marx \
Clothing [
You'll be interested this season particularly
in new Shape? Maker Model and exclusive
Hart Schaffner and Marx design that is bound
to have wide popularity among men who like
shapely garments coloring in grays, browns,
blues and blacks.
: WILL CLAYSON-am,,
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