mayhem
MONDAY, MAKUH IH, 1912 PRICK 10 CENTS
P. I. ROASTS
ROOSEVEL1
HE TILLS HOW
TO GOVERN ALASKA
E?-Pr**Jrf*?t ?? Routed b)T Perj
Criticirirg Admi-?ilr*ti?n For In- 5
.>st!cn on AUwAa RrabUm*. WMl;
Did Roosevelt da Fee Alaaka*
,By Alaska Nf*i Bureau.)
SRATTLK. Matt* JS? The R<v?e
irlt l'V? of t for Al
aska kn ?coatipj in An ap
(vartn* hi th* Poat-lnt^lMi^now thfcs
mornln*
RnmHt to aoaadiy rnutrd f- r
<i* declarattofi as to th?> kind of fror
?ttmikih to t*> <riven Alaskan.* and
what h* would k!t? them he
oloctwl to the Pre?id?wj\
fctHorlallr sp^km* th* P.-I. de
? lares that bad an oppT
tani?T for <*?v?-aJ roars to mlM the
?oplo of Alaska During Ms tw*>
terms h* :1M not even ? jrlv* Alaska
?vid th* propip thrr* a v*?lt to r?jr
nan*ht of ?Mn* thetn h<>m* rule
OKLAHOMA DELEGATION
SOLID FOR ROOSEVELT
tllar Ataska N?ws Bureau.)
Gt'THRlK. Okla, Ma-ch It? Tfce
ropubik-an iWeaAtkft w1 1 leirr *?*?
fof Chk**o with inanition* for
Komerett. The ?*ntlnM*kt in the)
state convention was aliw^st a ?"
animon* rl ?<tonr for Roosevelt
HOUSE AND SENATE .
TO WORK ON TARIf ".
tWr Alaska Nf*? B>w*ai: >
Wa^HINvJTON. rt C.. Mar k n-\
With the tariff on swear rw??i?l the j
lloo t- and Sena'e will continue t<>,
?'th tf?* tariff tja^Mon thru-,'
o ?t l! entire weok.
McVc i DEFEATS BARRY
IN TWENTY ROUNDS.
tDy Alaska New* Bureou-l
SYDN'RY. March 1* ? At the end.
rtf w ntjr n**?> la Sam McVey w*? j
tlr? n the d??cMon orer Sam Ba^y :
a. L*i?u V ?ro C?fnriV?tr
prominent politician
is stricken suooenly
John M. Mill, Acting Ch?lrman of
Republlcar NatlonAl Committee Dl?*
of Sudden Attach of Apopl?*y
St-cj Mtmbtr of Party.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BOSTON. Maaa., March 1?? F*
><nria* a saMan l.liw?a of bat a U rw
hour* lohn M. Hill prominent pol!
tic Uu> of this city passed **
?felt.
HUI, who for many year* baa b??t
prominent tn local and naltoral po^i- 1
tlca. waa at the time of *1* ??? '
actiju: chairman of the Republican Na .
tlona) Ccunmlttee. H?a death at thl?
is wtartlin*.
NEW BATTLESHIP
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
(By Alaska New* Bureau.*
NSW YORK. March ISU-TJmu the
battleship New Hampshire narrow. y
escaped sinking at Br-ioklyn navy
yard on Mondwy ha* Ju*t been learn
ed from unofficial sources. The ship
about to be Unreal out of the
drydock after undergoing repair*.
When the bis dock wiw flooded
three t?jt? made fast to the battle
ship and starts to pull her out
Then one at the bluejack??t? discover
ed that a seav&lve had been brok n
and watrr (M pourinc in great fOV
'ime She was qnickly replaced In
the dock and the water pumped o?>t
How the valve bo^wnp dljp'a*el
i>rot*hly will be a subject for n
onrt of Inquiry. It la too far below
the ***?? line to hate been a"<1d<?'
*lly knocked off. ami there Is a s>*
?Hon that It may have been tamper
ed with.
ARCTIC EXPLORER
DIES OP PARALYSIS.
i By Alaska News Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA. Penn , March is
? Aunwral Ueorjje Melville notd ar
tic explorer In dead here as the re
suM. of an attach of j*r*tyai?.
MHvllle baa Ion* been conal.ie >?<' ,
an authority on the geo*raphy of th? !
Arctic region, he having been ore o
the first to pen?<mte thooe rag*o?"?
U was aftw Admiral Melville hai
Melville Island In latltt>4* 75 was
named after.
A special dispatch to the Alaskan
from Capt. Ba ashman atatea that the
Humboldt will arrive In por- hen
from Jmwi at 4 p. m. and will sail ,
at 5:90. !
OUR ?
SPRING GOODS:
Have commenced to arrive ?
We Will Have J
Shipments on Every Boat ?
New Spring Millinery
Will be Displayed
Tuesday Morning
March Twelve
Come Early and MaAe Your
Selections
H. J. LYNCH
Th# Up-To-Oit# Habtr-Unher ?ni LacMa Furnlthtr.
MILWAUKEE POLITICIANS
MAKE DESPERATE FluMT
?>?liti<-?l Wrrfar* Hctly Fought In
? * -i Sacia'l;t victory to be
4 t?*My two of it, yien of All
T
? *
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MILWAUKEE. Wta., Mar h 18?
PoHtkni warfa-'v is b?4?* in
rhV? <ltj. a battle royal Is ROtng on
!>otween the and a <~om
bln&tlon of ail other ikvHI^s who hav j
united to combat the Sooia'i-* fMiet
A bl* effort to Ma* put if
:he combined stre??th of th e
tent* and the ftepubflr-anR to co-inter
act the jfrowin* wtreruUi cf the 80
who have c?rrie! a!J bef.TTe
them for ?mj?? time. The tf^ht
rromiscs to be h.it-y wared between
'his time and the ejection vrhl h lakes
plar.> on the second of next mrnib.
ROOSEVELT BOOMERS
MOLD SECRET MEETING.
^
(By Alaska News liurfau.)
NKVV YOKK. March is- Th?ojore
'ioosevell spent aerial hours In j
^ooference *Nh Kb ramjwilm ra'em.
"aturday. AH men prominent In the
>/jo*e<w?lt boom were present Th?
meeting was of a wnret nature.
MAINE FEELS SEVERAL
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
(By Alaska New* Bureau. 1
BANOIOR, Mo.. March 18? A ?
tea of earthquake ahorks wer? te '
hwe la.it ni?ht. Reports from point;
throughout the state In W ?'e l!?'.
they were general.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY LAW
FOR MASSACHUSETTS.
(By MiMka New* Bureau.)
BOSTON, MW., March 18? -FoiK>*
in* it* pvwMo in both the a-*etnb)y
and the 8ew?te Governor Etuene ftotn
?Urn?l the Presidential f'rimory few
MM here Saturday.
HUGE ELEVATOR TO
CARE FOR HUGE CROPS
WINNIPEG. March 4~The Cana
dian Northern Railway Company Jet
a contract last nUht for the lmTear^
to their b?s elevator at Tort Arthur.
Ont, to 24.9W.WW bushels, Xeer^r* it
hi the front as the largest stain le
vator hi the world. This will *1*"
revere the congestion at all Canadian
porta, as every bit of space in th"
elerat*rs and the rtnmfa, In the har
bors la HM *t CnnAdian i*ke ports
Dryine plants have already ait Hie
hiHnw they can biflle untl! May.
"WETS" CAUSE TROUBLE
IN STATE OF MAINE
Special Legislature Called F:r The
Flnt Time SHc? Civil War, For
Purpote cf Rejulntlng Liquor Traf
fic.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
AUGL8TA, Mc., March IS? for
i,ie first lime -In i the Civil War
Uk r? will be a si|K^Hil m?ctln* of
;ht> stA'e legislature here, in amwe""
to a call isiwed by floverner W. i
!\;iisted.
The >? ;tfttaii:r?? ha* h ? i called by j
Ij.nr-rror for 111" purpo-e of i'-*- i
r nns chai -rs In the lam* for the ;
r< -utetlon of the Hqaer traffic In tiic
state. which was reipened by the I
vote of the peop> at the 'a*' ete^t-i
Ion.
PREPARE FOR HUGE
SALMON CATCH.
I By Alaska New* Bureau.;
VANtOLVi-R, B. C., Marth la?
Taere m Mt th<? s.iihtewt doubt In
ine minds o' packers that the year
H'il will set a j#ew re ord f.r '.he
output of saloiifin from the Brltoh
i llumi.ia am! Atit-km tanneries. Owe
thirty new canoiin# houses are be
ing constructed fit aiv?t?|?M polli j
alrw* the coast, and with a Staff !
nearly twice as iarep aa any hereto- j
fore engaged tb.p pa^k thia season f
should greatly surpass a I previous j
records.
It was nwiNnil at the cKJ*e of the
canning ncastrn |iu?t year that aeverai '
r (iditfomil floating canneries would
be established. I at the prospects arej
that the oM American clipper ship
Glory of the Se.vs w: I be th? on'y
one ont. ?he proved a dl'ticet iwr
? ?s?, as when the rnn of fssh at a
certain pla?-*> w! ?rp she wti ??-hw
; 1 became bs I a'.! that *a* nf*
*ary to iKiten a tow-'ln# to her
m,1 take h?w I, < tr*J*rs w^wf# f aft
v,i-r< more avildant Mt?rh labor an
. was r;i <1 in handling the
pat k of the (Wry a.< she stowed the
canned fKh In !m* holds. ami It was
n?K- aary to 1-id It ua to s'eamert
\ ,:1 pay the frruht for th? tnw> rport i
of it to a large *entra
No new can n< -r:.-.- will be <*taldi?5b
*d on th? fYaiier river, but the pa-*
"ra there expert to hare all that they
<V> to handle the catches, prep
arations wo als i being made on the
-k>. a a' <1 Man; n 7i 1 other *mn|l
river* flowing through Brltbb C3
timbta and th<? we,* ron-t of Van
couver Island In Alaska the Sar>
e<ti addition? are ?>eln.' ma'e to far
?an very bualnt* ' . anl at tnmeros*
? V M n t aloe* (ho fw-t hire p|a-t'
are being erected to how-e the maeV
inery for the i(i?. king of the salmrn. !
Fishermen sro now h>.i?y get'twg
their boots nntl net* inta condition
to cit'-h the diivery crpatnres of the
deep. Janan.M-.. wlf (are:?)y pn ra-e
in the wf>rk iKis *ea?nn. althonrh the
cannera ?re rr>n bnay signing Indiana
l" wcrk for Hhetn
rii- C'TH'M aiTlved in port a>' ;
6 : 4r? p m fsattirday and s?!V'd at
9:30.
.1 H. Nk-hoa'a of Jnoean. repreaent-j
ini 'he S rattle frarker and ('amiy j
Co.. wita a |?s?>neer on tbe Curacao
Saturday nljltht i
.f. _t- - " .1 . _? J. ,f. >L ?!? Jt? - 9 _
>tt + ttTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTT .T.
: CANNED FRUITl
? (PREFERRED STOCK) I
j.
+ This* is the **r*as<in for o??im?*d fruit. "Preferred Stock" .
*?* brand means the choicest goods and Iwnt method* of ^
"?" canning. Purity and Quality absolutely guarantee ^
+ STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES
? PINEAPPLES BLACKBERRIES +
+ GOOSBERRIES PEACHES +
LOGANBERRIES APRICOTS t
? PEARS PLUMS +
+ CHERRIES +
j, +
+ We also carry a full line of extra fancy +
+ .dried fruits +
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
? + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4,4u + + 4, + + + *t+4
PLOT AGAINST
KING'S LIFE
EMANUBL'S ASSAILANT
IMPLICATES MANY
Wculd-be Aecattlr. of f'a.iao King
C onfe?*e? Existence of Political;
Plot. Police Arrest Number ef
Pramintnt Italian* Sal J to ba Invl
catii
(By Alaska News Bureau. ?
ROME. March 18? De ?'o;me? ? fol
fowing the arr?Ml of tf>?- Turkish ?r?
pathwer who fired two shot* at King
Rtnanael whil? the litter cm ridtr>K
in th? 9tr?~ t? of tbi* rity, b?*e im- '
piimU-d a nnmber of prr*->n* in tlw
pilot to Mil the King.
It ia alleged by the po'*ce that the
"OnW-be anaaaLn ha* made a rom-<
Set# ronfwsioii of fh? plot to takej
the life of Emanuel They further a!- '
!*??? that 'be plot wbW-h on the fa'e
secnw to be fathered by Tiirkih
irmpathiser* fct in re?ifty the work
of r.o?it!cal opponents to the kin*.
Or? - ten persons have been arret
ed ?rh s?r<ed with complicity is the
cri r.> .
GERMANY TO BUILD
HUGE WATERWAY.
(By AlMka New* Bureau.)
BERLIN. Mar?.h II ? Phew are be
ing flgur?H on by government off1
(Mi here for the balWitg of an im
mense waterway to connect the .Yarth,
Sea with the Rhine H*?r thrwiih
'iorman Territory
The pnposed waterway will nefes
the cutting of a CamU sine
thing over >>ne bufttfred
oomp'eted ?t wi'l elve a dtrert wa'er
rotife the -ittre lenxth of Germany
on the we^tarn border a rtfr'am-e of
orer five htrodrM m!l?.
CROWD JOLLY BUT
small at a. r. o*nce.
A wnali but jo ly ?fjwd of ?t*nrera
cathered S?t?r ay nl bt U> P*T
hoitrir to St. F*'rl k at Pse <teve gir
th by the \rztV Bfo' Iterhv d 3?*nr.
lay ni^'iH tDf *,ire wa* weH +*-[
>oye'l by all pre- - n*.
After the fa-t tr*5r* of "r'"h
?r.tra had <Hed *? t* ***** *
?fcttdoiw hmrbern wa<< enjoyed, frr
whVfh the eomrnl'^# wt?h to tha-k
tb? ladles who ?>?- trlWed w> Mwr*
allr of their rake* *""* ?an Iw^h"*
MEW YORK COAL
TAKES SI3 JUMP
Consumer* Ordar Much Cci i . An
ticipation ef B*g 8 irtk* Prl ce w
Rai??d 11 Par Ton by Oa ??r*.
Strik# May be Avartad.
(By Alaafca News Bn/cao.)
.VEVV YORK, March 14? Pear of
a strike of the ISO ,000 antiirarite
coni mtMTD on April I h*? cnrtted a
r ?sh by <WBMMR<<*, who wanW co?I
? ra/ry them or?c the atrHt* period.
Tbie aodden rlemnnd bet m* ao wV2*
*prcnd today when It waa reported
the railroad*. in*fe?d of ha*in* a
large aroonnt of coal in atonue In
prep melon far * pomtble atrtbe. ?" sal
ly were running short and were ma*
in* ?*#ry ?ffort to tnrra?*? tl?e?r
r^iMirT* la conae?jaewe.
many -teoUrs ia?? increaaed p(Ve?
by II to $1.35 a too. Th*
?y the ma I at the mines now f* MfL
In* at Ui? r Tutor March prtc*w
A Hat refneal of the mtnrra' de
mand*. which was mails by tin* oper
ator* at a Joint conferorv* **rh the
mlnera* committee but Toesday. fc
eipectej fr> b? roKo?<4 by r?rtaln
modified domniln on tbe part of
the miners thai wfll lead u? a eencrni
compromise and prevent a etrfk* on
March St. when the pr**>**>t working
.itrcomw: e*p?rc?. Sou* operator*,
ft to now report ed. are wlllfng to
grant a > p?e cent tncreawe te *a?^
ITALIAN WAR 0PP1CE
REPORTS DEATH LIST.
fDy Alaafca New* 8ur?i.i
ROME. Marrft 18? The w?r depart
ment baa to?ued a ol the
-aeoaHle* 'r. the Ifalian.Twbtob war
from tfce 'eglmiiii* of the conflict to
March. Acrordhig to the statement
.17 officer*, and 499 men bare been
billed and one officer and 323 men
ar? m Seeing. ft to Tw*erwf th? mt m
h>x men haw been billed
COUPLE LEAVE ON
LONG PROSPECTING TRIP.
With ft mmplete proaperting ootflt
steps* on a T'rkoo ?l*d and drawn by
three bnafcy doai and afflowpenied
by hie wife. FY?4 Bcb?*t t>e3*n
nratb ever the summit Into tbe region
wh?re the ?* Salmon liv* rtoee ?
&cb#rt. win r-mrae work on bto
p'i-*r claim* ?-h#re. her to* left off
a rr?ip|e of month* ?n when he "**
'eken III.
Spenklnr of tbe PI* Palraon dia
'rlrt Mr. fiyk?rt ??t-d ttont bo n*?
confident h?t 'bere to ?o'd on tbe
f'.i? JUlrmxi frn paying ^nritW
The Enormous Demand
for Good Clothes
made to order i>y our
famous Chicago tailor#,
Ed. V. Price & Co.
Kaa l>een created by tlie
Unfailing Quality of
the Clothe* Thenueires
Threc Ratton Norelty
llL. an<* tKe patronage oi men
who know a j/ood thing when they see it.
If you want a Spring suit that u guaran
teed to give complete satisfaction is fit,
style, woolens and workmanship, don't delay
having us take your measure,
WILL CLAIM, THE CLOTHIER