N ?>;, KOI K KKNTU YK\R
FIND IN OEftD
IS WILDERNESS
BOOY TMCvGHT TO
EE - V. D*NtELSON
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?t c' r-ar. -e t;r ? Prefer Gon? ?
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A. ..j.N v .. .?*. ? Word re?<l>
?v. ? ? ? a> o. -tie f n<iin<s
< tvxo . a 41 Waif
Uvs- ? - i_i ta- . ~ \ea:j
, -i. jkc.i Forbes, *r..i i*
!?,? J i tank^^on. oi^e ot
. r ? or o>rt"?*lfcn by
! jr?ti n- h> :??Sitw? ?I
N? . (in .m '<vJ twa: tk^ *k> ctor. <*t
"? *. m"n,a mid.
?.??? * f ~ ; ! of Uk b?\>Ui?'
"V# JkTtal it is llKWlkflt
Wj. rod ? b in thp hor-> s
?
. - '-rr^s f^rppc
?w c<- COVVITTEI.
UasVa X*?rs Vuiv* ? >
Ikes ? . ? e W m. R Bwrtvs appears!
K-f?v tf\? Ijcrimtr Swatorl*} iar?*
; as t&r* I
n * ? bj * .-?*?. f-vr Uir> Spnat**
?*Ki to h*v, s>juJom?d
PRO V INENT TACOVA LAWYER
8 LOWS HIS BRAINS OUT
8?<nKi Won^w Cause Mem&er of
$tst? Lfr'*'*,ur* ,0 Commit Su?
c < V r* Prominent Politician.
i By Atevfc* N>vs Baran.)
T u\>M Wash . Jan. 31? Hearts*
a t err. fie report in the office of R
i hutt in IV OoridentaJ hnHdins
at a late hour y*?teiiday afternoon,
men in a wrtiiortad offloe rushtvi
n a! found him lytajt on the floor
>. .th the Mood *treaminjj from his
'-?ad, ?j?e top of which had beon on
ly blown off
Vn awt*'ii?atic Colts pistol tichily
-ra?p. ' ;n the dead man's hand cave
* itMut to the manner in which he
?*3 met his death.
$? hutt was a prominent polkVlan
f < city a*^il has resided here for
? r ' ? )>. >r of voars. lie Jp a member
? he stat^ lecislature and has al- j
a* ? boon held veer hich in the eye
?f ' Ke V eal world by lawyers who
er<> sr-qnainted with him.
Worry over business affairs is
t?-> ha\?> boor, the caw*.- of his T*sh
OODRCVS WILSON LOSES
SUPPORT IN NEBRASKA
i R> \ i\<k* New* lturetiii. ?
OMAHA, Neb, Jan. 31 ? A con ? r
I V>nio? rats cowiiiePpii the a !
r n of the editor of Harp? r * Week
l'. The meeting was held in the of
n,? of Mayor Pnhtawn and wjvs exe.
. it. Mayor Dtkhmui, after a
> mment, save out the statement f:
. * . h he said :
The a*-tion of Mr. Han ? y is lb
">?e of the WHson boom Mr
rv. j - by no means the first c
1 Vmocrats who have V'
';virtiTis Governor Wilson to dro
D??wvT?t? like Colonel \\att<? J
i <! Col'Mio! Hemphill have fs*'
N
s-" vts!< bavp no can<,-1ate to pr<>
'? but cenerally are opposed to
W f?ori. bavinc Vonc act taken
' n the pension pojicy.
1 a\?thori*ed to speak f r
r> bat I Vnow he is opposed
s" of the polices advocated by
- 07 Wilson and 1 do not think
1 ^ " 'c Xebraskan will mrpport
r th<-> rre*Hercy."
I.OST ? lAdies small bow-knot'e' '
? ? c. r -der kindly retnm to Ala?
Fresh Olympi* OysUr C?ckU11? at
the Board of Trade. tt
SIIK9r?K9RF3S HICIISIRSIII!
30 f Our Annual 30ff:
33j per cent. jj
inventory Sale:
Tor the next TEN DAY5 we w ill give
? >11 r patrons the opportunity of making
663 cents buy $1.00 worth
I of goods
S EVERYTHING ON SALE
" i ' \ 1 \n -T Gckvis, ! . iV \\ Collars, Kno\
"V ? S'nu r House Dresses)
? Remember ha\ no OLD goods J
? and a guarantee goes with each purchase
Ot
? Sale starts at 6 o 'clock p. m. Jan.
m 31st and runs to Feb . 10th, 9 p. m.
? Terms:- Strictly Cash
I H. J. Tynch
" Th? Up-To-Osts Hafcsr^w^sr an J Lfe'iaa Furnish ?r.
ENGLAND MS
PALM1 ISLAND
UNITED STATES DISPUTES
CLAIMS MID PACinC GROUP
Str.tc Department And Great Britain
E"!ter Controversy Over Possession
cf Sm?ll Island South cf Hawaii.
I !iy Aliska N?ww Bureau.)
W ASHINGTON, n. C., 31 ?
I implications have arisen between
i.ie State Pepartraer.t of the I'nlted
St j? " - and the hXwvifn Secretary of j
:ro*t Britain o\er the occupation by
iint;sh corporation or the extension
iy tho Hrilish sovernment of their
i>ori' -nty over the little island of
*al>. >ra, situated hi the Pacific
tv .a- just south of the Hawaiian Is
lands
The state department claims that
th 1 Tan .is art- under the protection
f th 1 nited States and that they
nre i' > 'faded in the iteneral HtvilUn
muj? of Island.
international teams
ARE AT THE POST.
The arrangements are <-ompleted
in,! it u< tkoaght that ail of the
i<v*n niteis^l in the International
Br n?wi< ke-Balke t'ollender Trophy
Bow' is Tournament *111 jre< off for
i fr. i start on Monday ni*ht
r* ] it in thoucht that all ob
-?tacle- for a fast tournament have
The 1'ual tournament has awaken
> 1 . h | i!ero>f In the ho* line same
?ompetitlon has b? < nine fast
a f>r >!is. Fifteen of the 42 sanies
? -iHvf> ? have be- p c*e<J:t/y| with
< ! T.vnt; result*:
' Jujuns. Bold. Sparks, Batson.
Teller KW1-. Sn->w. Keller. Sel
4? Ka^dy Kids A?h'ey. Britt.
Pin k. 7740; Rap?. c Blanrhard.
i"t in, Hillery. 7 '"78. P'armtran^.
V- *v Tnvior. ?'at?on. 7fi.13: Hlnky
P -V W C. Blanchard. Greshel.
N
hnr'i W-.-i. McKay. 7.V2: Hard
' U. OantT, Macee. FYio'en'hal.
The Vr'Vr Ki Is have prev? '|?<l up.
r, v. ijoli to taX<-> the T>'ace of
-V:r Orfat'n. and it Is believed that
w " ?'i -earn thus strencthened th. y
w into first place.
rid R40Li7?| BUYS
HIMSELF A NEST.
The deal was closed yesterday
whereby the li'tle eottace bclonelnc
to Tad HilVry. located on the cor.
n<-r of Second and Alaska street? was
ira! -f erred to Andrew Rapu*r.i The
pri.^e p-< d for the Hillery home, whir
is completely furnished, was $400.
Mr and Mrs Hillery will move In
to their other home sKuated on First
ituI Main streets.
?Rip's" many friends are wonder
ing what he is coinp to do with this
rosy lKUe "nest" of whk-h he has
possessed himself.
CORDOVA IS SHAKEN
BY SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
Msny Building* Fall Into Ruin*?
Water Thrown From Tank* Along
Railroad ? Glacier* May Move.
(Special to The Daily Alaskan.)
CORDOVA, Alaska. Jan. 31? With
a ratti. and a roar many of the
frarov house* of tbls citjr wer? re
iuc- ; o a pile of ruin* at twelve
; mi utes past eleven o'clock today.
?.Vn a severe earthquake shook this
ectlon of the country violently for
i hn?e seconds.
Feeling the rocking sensation many
aeople ran out ol their howes ln'? I
I the streets in time to see severaJ
j louses collapse.
! Thr*> was no one injured.
The shock w?a felt at Ohlttna.
I Ae-inicott and Kutaila. Water in
the tanks along the railroad was
?een to splash o'rer the top of the
tanks It was felt most severe near
ihe Miles Glacier.
Kt-sidenia near there fear that the
shock will start the Mr Glaciers mov.
?
| CONGRESS WILL NOT
BUILD BATTLESHIPS.
5~
i By Alaska News Rureau.)
V \SHlNGTON, D. C . Jan. 31? It
I as iiefinitely announced that there
would he no appropriation made dtir.
I in* th<> pr<??ent session of ("ormress
for the purpose of hnildlnc b*ttl?*
<hip*
THREE FOURTHS OF
JURY WILL CONVICT.
i Ry Alaska News Rureau. >
V I.HAN V, N. Y.. Jan. 31? A bill
has !>? en Introduced into the lejfis
'lat.ire here that is attraction world
attert'on. In so much as U is
in novation on the Ion* established
n '">ni of It-sal procedure which ha*
i< Id sway in the 1'nited ? States for
?j'tny rears.
The- net* hill provides 'hat a three
iTtrths vote of a Jury shall be suf
fnr conviction, in the *?ate of
V w York
The outconie of Ihe bill will be
i.t h"?l n th min h Interest.
PRESIDENT TAFT FEELS
CONFIDENT OR VICTORY.
t Ry Alaska News Rureau. )
t ')L MRl'S, O., -Ian. 31? Review
l ;. a hie\ ;imeT ts of the Repub
lican party during his administration,
1T( si ;? ? t Taft in his speech made
here yesterday, stated that the party
would nwi'ep the country in the cotn
iii presidential election.
CLKVEI- VXD, O.. Jan. 31? Presi
dent Taft mad<> a short speech here
yesterday morning. He slated that
he hnl kept every campaign prom
i-.- roa'le. during his twm of office
There wore nix passengers on the
train this evening.
The Prinoesti May left Juneau at
3n this morning and Is expected to
arrive at an eiirly honr this evening.
Cereal Special!
+ S. +
+ ? ? ?? ?? +
+ , +
+ Our stock in this line is complete, a vanety *
+ of sixteen of the most Popular Package *
+ ^
+ Cereals on the market to select from? Every +
+
* package guaranteed to be pure and whole- +
I some ? We have them in 1 0 pound sacks +
* or in any quantity desired^ +
+ +
+ +
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
+ *++++++++++++++ + + + + + + + + +
TROOPS CLASH
Willi RIOTERS
KILL ONE, AND WOUND
TWO COTTON WORKERS
Rioters in Huje Cotton Mill Strike
Clash With State Mi:i.ia. La'tsr
Charge With LowereJ Bayonets.
( By Al.-vska News Bureau.)
LAWRENCE, Mass., Jan. 31 ? As a
result of an encounter of the a'ate
militia anr] the rioting strikers here,
who are endeavoring to prevent the '
opening of the cotton mills, two of
the strikers were fataiiy wounded and
one of them was pierced with a i
! bayonet, dying instantly.
The strike of the cotton worker*
' has now grown to enormous propor
j tiona there being over fifteen thous
j and workers out of employment F*?l- j
I lowing the commencement of rioting
on the part of the strikers. (Jovernor
| Foss called oat the state militia in
| command of (V>I l/ecoy Rweetaer^rtd
j several skirmishes have occurred
No Injury ha? Iwmi dov.f to
I the last eneagemeit
SAYS WHITE PLAGUE
SCOURGE OF ALASKA.
WASHINGTON. I> C.. Jan. 31 ?
Johu W. Foster, former assistant dir
ector of the department of public
health, stated that the white plague
?-a? the scourgn of Alaska. He stat
?-d that the natives of the Northern
.-wintry wre being gradually killed
off by the onslaughts made on their
ranks hr the dreaied dcsea??>
SHOE MANUFACTURER'S
ASK FOR MERCY.
WASHINGTON, l> C.. Jan 20?
Conferences looking to a settlement
of the government's suits Against the
i'nited Shoe Ma<hlnerv Company
??vKhmit a protracted contest in the
courts will beein at the Department
of Juatlce tomorrow. Charles F.
i choato. general counsel for the cor
j poration, will confer with Attorney
< leneral Wicker.--hani regarding the
| civil and criminal prosecutions which
have been initiated at Boston. Mass..
charging violation of the Sherman
anti-trust law.
DARROW RECEIVES MANY
MESSAGES OF CONSOLATION
Fifteen Resident* of Chicago Renum
ber Hin?? Franklin Will be Chief
Witnese For State.
(By Alaska N?srs Bure*u.)
U?S ANOBLES, Cal , Jan. 31?
<'],vence I)arrow. Indicted labor at
torney was the recipient of man/
message* from frlerda about the
t~>untry, expressing belief In his ln
n or en re.
Amongst the mi??aj(?i received
w>Te fifteen from prominent reskdenia
of Chicago, which city Harrow ia
from.
It H said here that the chief wlt
no-is *?ainat Harrow will be Franklin
the indicted briber of the M'N'amara
Jurr. The trial. H i? sta'ed wiil be
f' -sir I within two months
NAGEL SAYS TAFT HAS
FULFILLED ALL PLEDGES.
(By Alaska News Bore*u.)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 29?
vv'hf-n asked concerning the pontics
! the administration and the chances
i Taft had of landing the presidential
. hair for the next term. Secretary of
I ('immTf. Chaa Nafltel, stated that
I he wae in favor of Taft ami the Taft
pollcl?~> He slated that during hl?
' 'Tm of office {-resident Taft had K?L
| fill?1 all of t.h? campaign pH?? of
| :h? republican party.
EXHAUST FIRST VENIRE
IN THE 9CHMITZ TRIAL.
( tty Alaska News Bureau. I
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31? Having
xhaust?i the first venire of t*J??men
irawn by order of Superior Judge
bawlor for the purpose of trying
j Kugene Srhmlli. the Indicted mayor
(of this city, a second venire waa
?Ira wn yesterday.
INSURANCE MEN WRITE
MANY INSURANCE POLICIES.
Mr R M. Courtney and A. E. Ran
som of the \V#sU*n States liift In
surance Co., who have been spending
several days in town will be passen
gers south on the May thi* evening.
They e*pr?w??d themselves a* v?ry
well pleased with the result* of their
tour of Southeastern Alaska and say
that btisincss is good, for this time
| of the yea r.
Shoes for ,
Men
Women
and
) Children
We have a large Stock on hand 'm
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Be?t That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
WILL CLAYSON- "Clothier
Hie Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING