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Rebel General Madero in Mexico At Head of 6,000 Men
BRAZIL'S NAVY
HUNS AWAY
(By Al4u? Nm lurubj
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AMERICAN IS
MURDERED
IBf Ai?t< a Nfki Bur*ik.
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(By Alaska N?v?? Bureau)
H AS HI NO TUN. i). C. Nov. ^?Ma
jor Gvuoral VVowii ui tut> aituual r^
fcurt ju?t J?.-in<TtU umfcva a ?tn*y
VSUUhik tor a. jrvuUf army Tho
t?r?wr1il ATUlV, aifUIAlKlK to tlb> views,
u v?ry *<-uk vO-ii vk?uj?l t>c riKtrvly
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intuioa.
JUDGE TAYLOR
PUSSES ?
(By AlMka Nvws Bureau)
OLWKLVNU. Nov K ? Jad?*< Tav
Slur, *itu at the ootttl trial
't? C&aV t'bailwiik, wa& ki>i
*trw ki-n with [?*ra)y >&. a.ij >tW. i
MILLIONAIRE
PACKER OK
(By Alaska Newta Bureau)
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+ the Social Season. For *
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party dresses we have +
a nice line of Susine Silk *
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See our window display +
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NEGRO BRUTE
IS LYNCHED
(By Alaska News Bureau}
LITTLE MOUNTAIN, S. C. Nov 26
? Kluw Obirk. a uesro, was lyiK-hetl
fc*MV -ixluv by aii angry mob. far the
uiunK-r of a fourt*vu-ytiiir-oW girt, ibe
daughlw of a w??U kivowu planter.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. LOl'IS. Nov. 26? Tbe question
o* granting Uve Western FVJ??rutiom
a charter bas beeu placed m the
(minis oi Samuel Clomp***.
BOAT BLOWS l)P;
II ARE L05I
(Special to the Daily Alaskan)
KAKE. Nov. 25? On Thanksgiving
day I wo native boys, sous of Chk-f
Ch< *fcouoo. of the Rakes, started in
their motor boat to set the Peters
burg baud and bring it down to Kake
for the febtiviik* which had been ar
ranged for the day by the natives
of Rake.
When biK a short d*>u.ice out from
the town the launch caught fire; one
of them attempted to put the fire out
by dipping sett water and dashing it
on the fhuut-g but without success.
One of the brothers seeing the gravii/J
of the situation jumped into a httie
vauoe they were towiivg and out loos .
A few seconds iaUr. the fire haii
reached back into the tank aud then
?A** a deafening report as the boat
exploded. The native who had re- '
u..uned with the launch w hurled
into the water and his brother in the
oatsoe came quickly to his aid.
The small frail boat, however, was
so flight that in the attempt to get
his brother hi the canoe, it was cap
sized and both were drowned before
aid coukl rvttch them from the shore.
ACCEPTS a IIP
10 LEAVE CITY
(By Alaska News Burwu)
TAMPA, Ml Nov. 26? On aceoun-t
of threats matte against him, James ?
Joints on, organizer for the interuatioL* t
a I ci^raiiiakers union, accepted the t
advice of a citizens* i-oaiuirttee ami left
the ckty toJay. i
(By Alaska News Bureau) '
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 26? Tol- I
s toy's last work is a masterful effort ]
viwdeuiniBg cap Hal puiuisiiniewt. He I
makes a great plea for this idea and
says that love would reform the
world.
HUMPHREY
MAKES DEMANDS
(?
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 26? Col?'
?itvssinaa Humphrey called on Pr??
dta-t Taft and made the demand that
the Washington and Alaska coeds
should be given, tests for their use by
the goverunieut.
ENGLEBIGHT
VS. DALLIED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
Washington, d. c. Nov. 26?
reeentativ* Engtebight. according to ;
a well circulated rumor is after Bal
ling er's position.
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I FRESH GOODS :
<? RECEIVED ON THE DOLPHIN *
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ir New Fard Dates - - - 20e per pound +
?fr Layer Figs Excellent Quality ? 20c per pound *h
r Fancy Cluster Raisins in One pound Cartons 25c ??
v Candied Citron, Lemon Ofc Oranges Peel 30c per pound +
?{? Candied Cherries .... 60c per pound +
^ Preferred Stock Seedco. Kaisins in One pound Packages
?fr 15c or 2 for 25c +
* Preferred Stock Currants in One pound packages 15c ***
v Also Pure Sweet Apple Cider 60c per Gal.
+ +
J Ganty & Frandson *
+ + + + + + + + + + + + 4' + 4' + 4, + + 4,4, + + ,i
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SAN* FRANCISCO. Nov. 26? Nelson
kixl Morau meet today and the bet
ing shows even money that the Bat
ier will put Owen to sleep.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BORDEAUX, France. Nov. 26 ? Al
'ocso mast undergo a serious opera- 1
ion for throat trouble. As soon as
le arrives here he will go into a sani
tarium and prepare for it.
FOR 6ALLAGHH
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 26? The grand'
jury will return four indictments I
against James Gallagher; two charg-|
Lng assault with intent to kill; and|
two for carrying concealed weapons.
REBEL ARMY
ON IRE MARCH
(By Alaska News Bureau)
DOUGLAS, Ariz. Nov. 26? It is an
nounced here that infortuatioin has
been received from over the border,
through reliable sources, that the reb
el general, Madero, was not wounded,
in the reoeut action. It is said that
he is now marching a well equipped
ax my numbering six thousand, on Mon
clova.
FIRE RORROR
IN NEWARK
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEWARK, N. J. Nov. 26? Twenty
girls are dead and forty others injur
ed as the result of a fire in a paper
box factory in this city today. Dur
ing the height of the conflagration
three priests forced their way through
the thousands of horrified spectators,
and the police and fire guards, in or
dor to give consolation and absolution,
to the dying.
Homer Banta came up from Haines
on the Peterson today.
Capt. and Mrs. White, Mrs. (Lieut.)
Michaelis and Mrs. Heiser were pas
sengers from Fort Seward on today's
Peterson.
You May
EXPECT
To find here the
richest array of
new fabric you
have ever seen
For Men's
Clothes
The new
browns & grays
are beautiful
and well fit you
: WILL CLAYSON- Qothier
The Home of The
? HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX