HO REGIE
IS TOTTERING
REVOLUTIONISTS CARRY
ALL BEFORE THEM
State Dej.L Will Arm Ame-icArss
In Mexican Capital? vtcierce Is
Fcired In Case RMOtuticn Is Sue
c?. sful.
t i:y Alaska News Bureau.)
WWSHINoTOJl, t?. C.. Aprk I?
AJvi.o? received here from .Vex too
City ueciar; Uwu the Madeno regime
is tottering and that the revolution
?* si?.e to win to the present struggle.
Th > Staf? Department has issued
orders that arms he forwarded to Am
beeeador Wilson to be given to the
Americans in the capitol who. X is be
liexed. till be in immine-nt danger if
the revolution is successful, there be
it'.g ;r.>at enm.tr displayed toward
'.m-n.-ans by tne Revolutionists ther
Ail Americans will be ar:;ved and
will make armol resistance if vio
VRie !? attempted by the revolution
ijts
VVash'ngtcm. P. C. April 1 ?
The War Department today gave con
^frtt to the Mexican government to
import amw and ammunition tffi?
the bnnHr of the I'nited States for
the relief of the Madero troo-pe who
who are said to be enable to cope
the rebels with the p.w equip
ment with which they are outfit tcl
Two hundred and fifteen voters
vere registered at the time of clos
s ( e registration books at eleven
. x Saturday nVAt, which is a
vnal. decrease from the number of
voices r?ris><e?"ed last year.
Th -> council this evening will ap
p-nnt three Judges of election and
tTo d-Yks who will have chanre of
the polls whieto will op*>n at seven
o'clock *n the twit and will re
main open until ? tomorrow nhrht.
Mrs Brvoo Olson and family left
on th* train this roort ns for Los
OaMn.
HARD GOAL
' MIMIKE
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
QUIT WORK IN MINES
' Corference cf Striker* Called For
April 10th. All Activity In Penn
sylvania Mines It Paralyzed. Op
erators Are Indifferent.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 1? In
answer to the call Issued by the
United Mine Workers of America,
over four hundred thousand antlinr! o
miners have <jult week, acfordlrg; to
od vices received at the offio of El
win Perry, secretary of the Mine
Workers of America, locate here.
A conference has been called for
tepresentativee of the utriklns min
ers to be held here the tenth of the
month. Demands will be formulated
?nd a conference wKh the coal o;>
ecator* will be arranged for at fha*
meetitw:
ARIZONA WANTS
1RECALL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PHOENIX, Ari?., April 1? With s
l-rrrrtekm attached calling the special
election for July 3, so that the reault
may be known on Indepe*vV?nce Day
the measure to re-h>corpora*^? kn the
constitution the judiciary recall sec
tion eliminated In the ultimatum of
President Taft was ready this after
noon tc. be reported to the legislature
The special election proviso in expert
ed to meet the approval of both ho1.:*
es
The Georjrta left Juneau this after
noo^ at 1:30. She will arrive here
?-arly h? the morninit.
G. S Ijithrop, representing the M
Se'-lers Co. of Seattle arrived on the
City of Seattle yestefdor.
The Humboldt arrived m port at
U 30 Satorlay nieht wHh 25 passes
uers, eight of whom were second
class. She sailed one how later.
Mr. Will Clayson was the only pas
sen srr south.
SOMETHING
SPECIAL
That 15 what it ? ? this six
button ?ho? on the sensa
tional Fussy last. and with
the Jotnino edge. rope
st itched sole. Ion can't
kf?t it lor style and all
around food looks.
TW is 5oap and (finger in
every line of this pattern.
That 15 what has made it
one of the biggest shoe kits
in the country among food
dresser*.
Better come m. iust as quick
as yo? can. and let us try
on ? pair of these ? we
I know you will like them.
To Fit Your
FEET
and
PURSE
H. J. LYNCH
Tli* Up-To-Oct* H*b*rd?*h?r and UMi Furnlahar.
VIRGINIANS THREATEN TO
LYNCH ALLEN BROTHERS^
Posse Captures Fred Aller?, Youngest
Member cf "Court House ' Murder
ers ? Claude Alle* Surrenders ? la
In Starving Condition.
(11 j- Alaska News I Jure*::.)
HILLSVILLA. Ya.. April 1? The
1 poeecs which ha.e bcoa scouring the
1 hills for the pajt two wecis in an ef
I fort to capture the members of the
! Allen gang who on March 14 entered)
the court room In which Lloyd A.
Allen was i>e:is; tried for a felonoua j
crime and shot down presiding Jud^e
Massie. District Attorney F?st?-r,
Sheriff nianke:ishlp, and two bailiffs.
;jre slowly mnnini; the oui'aws to>
earth.
Fred Alton, youngest of the Alton1
hrothcTs was captured Saturday at th
home of his fa'her where be has been
In hiding. Claude Allen, another bro
ther. cjme 'i to the city and save him
self np.^ He was In a ptarvlng condi
tion. having been unable to get food
for ?ver a w?ek, due to the vijijaut
watch which wa<* kept on the whole
district by the posses which are
^conrlng the country.
The men cfcptured have been placed,
under a strong guard, as pubHc opin
ion runs very hi-ih against them and
It is feared by the authorities that
the outlaws wlil be lynched If an op
portunity Is glren.
THEY SUPPRESS j
TEDDY'S NEWS
ROOSEVELT SAYS PAPERS
ARE AGAINST HIM
|
Presidential Candidate Returns to
Oyster Bjy. Complains of Treat
ment st The Haris of daily News
papers.
(Hy Alaska News llureau.)
| OYSTER BAY. I,. I.. April 1?
I Roosevelt leturned home this afte<r
! uoon from a campaigning lour of
the Middle We t During his trip
he made spee< bts in ( blca<o, De
troit, St. Lou It and St. Paul.
He declared that ho ?a>< greatly
handUapped Vti his campaign by the
failure of the newsparxrs throu^hoiit
the country to publish statement*
nwwle in hi* campaign speeches.
He declared tint It wan almost
impossible to have statements, doro
?atorf In charaefc-r to the present
; a Invr.i-stratif!-,. i ,i li ho i. He aeetia
! os the paper- ??f snppre'vini; his
| news.
GOV. CLMK
CALLED DOWN
i
SAID TO HAVE MADE
t
DELIBERATE MIS-STATEMENTS
Del?gat? Wickersham Corrects State
ments of Alaskan Executive Officer
Before Houee Committee On Terri
tories
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
Washington, D. C., April 1?
James Wickersham, Akukaa Delegate
appeared before the House Committee
on Territories Saturday afternoon. I
?Fudge Wickersham declared to mem
berg of the committee that many of
the remarks made by Governor Wal
ter E. Clark with regard to conditions
h) Alaska were erroneous. He said
that the Impressions being spread by
Gov. Clark were in direct opposition
to the will of the people of Alaska in
a number of points. "Gov. Clark's
mis-statement* are no doubt due to
his Ignorance of conditions Hi Alaska
and the people here." he said.
Delegate Wickersham. while before
the committee, asked that more liber
ality be shown the Alaskan approprla
tiara, which are before Congress
SIB. SEATTLE
AGAIN ON RUN
The City of Seattle arrived tn port
ye.-?terday morning at 10:30 with 30
passengers and 113 torn* of freight
Thi? Is 'he first trip of the Seattle
for several months, she having been
replaced on the northern run during
the winter months by the Curacao
which will now return t-> her regular
southern run from San Franctoco to
Mexican ports. The Seattle got
away for the south at 5 o'clock last
night.
Amcnsst'the Alaskans who return
ed on th? 9eattle were FYe<lertck W.
Flckhart accompanied by Mrs. FVk
hart and son and his brother O. H.
Flckhart who has com* north for
his health. Mr. anil Mrs. Flckhart
have been spenders* a three months
vacation in the Sound country vlstt
tn* with relatives.
Ten employees of the Northern
Navigation Co. arrived on rhe Seat
tle. They left for T>awson on the
morning; train where they will put
th? Susie and the St. Mlchae's. wh^-h
have been In winter n^rt^rs there
Into shrtp? and rea'ly* for tho snmmer
work. The party consists of M. M.
l/imey. captain of the St. Michael*.
Thai. R?rchler, poraer of the Susie
TT. W. Rahner and J. K. Hart, en
"in<?er< on the Ruale. W. Mad en and
Oi* Nflson. mates of the 9?h?le and
St. Michaels
Miss Mildred Ward return*! on
the Seattle yesterday from a two
wfteVs vacation at the Tennkee Ho*
Sprinas.
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WM For
....EASTER
* HAM AND BACON
> Are to Easter what Turkey is to Thanksgiving. F?r thi*
+ particular occasion wo recommend Morrell's Iowa Pride
+ Bacon and Swift's Premium Hams. These (poods are sugar
+ cured and finost flavor.
We are prepared to till orders for any quantity of Skagway
+
,j, eggs at 40e per dozen.
[beginning April 1st store hours will be
H a. m. to 7 p. m. (Saturdays, 8 p. m.
? P. H. GANTY. Grocer
FISHER ASKS
QUICK ACTION
WANTS ALASKA RAILWAY
BILL IMMEDIATELY
Sec ret try cf Interior Aekt Per Im
mediate Consideration of Alas**
Bills. Indigent Bill is Reported in
House.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. AprU 1?
The Alaska Bill for 'he relief of the
indigent in the Northern Territory,
which paused the Senate tost May.
was today reported *o the House for
action. It is thought that a?~twn
will be taken on the bill in the
near fnture.
Secretary Fisher of the Department
of the Interior appeared before both
house* of ConsTes* on Saturday and
asked that rapid action be taken by
Congress on the matter of a railway
for the purpose of opening np the
Alaskan coal fields. He declared
that It was imperative that some ac
tion be taken at this session of Con- !
press foT the reHef of Alaska
BUTTE MINERS
WON'T STRIKE
(Br Alaska N?wa Bursao.)
Bl'TTE, Moot, April 1 ? Officials
of the Western Federation of Mine
Workers here *tat?d this morntnK
that the miners in Montana dWrtrf
wooM not answ.T the orders ImoW
by the Mine Workers of America, cat
Ing for a general strike of ail miliars
In sympathy with the anthracite min
ers at the Perm-fylrsnla r?*km
So strike will be dactared here.
ILLINOIS GRAND JURY TO
PROBE POLITICAL RIOT.!
<1)7 Alaska News Bureau.)
ROCK ISLAND, til, March 3*>? A
grand jury has been summoned by
fhe d (strut attorneys office here for
the purpose of Investigating and plac
ing the r^ponslblllty for the political
riot whrh took pla^# here the other
day caw'rtnr tho dfath of fifteen per
sona.
| WILL TAKK TMK STUMP
for pr mi of nt TArr
Prw*ur? of Frtardt 0t?li?v?d ?c to
c<um of Rough Rideva Saturn *a
Rank* of 0. O. P. '
I
(Special to The Oaily All ill? )
OYSTER BAT, April 1-Dh totha
great amount of praaaure which has
been brought to bear 911 him by Ms
many friends and supj^nrvr*. Tbeo.
Kooeevelt 'iffAx reaching M* boms
j !a t-als city oday gave oat the of'
ficial announcement that he ha* de
ckled to withdraw fr>m th? presM**
tial vraoe
Rooserelt declared that he would
tako the stomp and work for Tfcft
rsrarwrr, rrmrtli
SEN. TAYLOR
PUSSES AWAY
(By Alaska Ksot Burma.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April I?
Senator Robert L. Taylor, of Ten
irisaew. died here last night following
an operation which he underwent for
removal of galtatonea
P-snalor Taylor ?M a native of Ten
r.iaaee. Ha haa bean prominent in
pontics af ?hat atate for many years
having been g tweraor for three con
?eeotlve term*. He waa $7 y?ar* old
at the "me of hie death
FIRST TO FILE
(By AMaha Hwwm Psraau.)
SPRINGFIELD. in.. April 1-FM
lowing the paa**gt by the aperial
legMata re tailed by Gov Demon of
tho bin calling for the holding of a
| presidential primary election in th*
state. President Taft thia morning
filed hie certificate of candidacy He
ts the flwt camddaf* to We for the
primary.
You'll
Need
Togs
To niak*' yonrself pre
sentable on Raster.
Stroll into this store
and riff (Hit in on c of
the latest
H. S. St M. SUITS
One is absolutely as
sored of current fa^h
ians in dependable
merchandise
Watch onr windows
Pomr-BntHn HtHUy l?*
no. in
For New Spring Goods
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TW
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