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No. 2>JU. TWKLrTH YJ?AK.
>KA(iWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY, APKIL 28. 1910
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REVOLUTION IS PREDICTED
Br FORMER PRIME MIN STER
(?y A i ??x a N?ww lurtMi)
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a feretkdowu to bi? nfehiia
PRESIDENT 10
KBIT PEOPLE
(By AtMka Nm-~* Bwr?au.)
WASHINGTON. O. C. April IT
Tall will W** UtU
Kr*i?y uu a Kip ?> Buffalo u.?4
PliUtHtr*. ? tl?T?r itr will Iw Moi*<to>
to St. Ittuta. ?n?v be wiM a?-liv*r
? a addrt* *?y 4. Tbt Prenmieiil j
NSURGENTS TO
STAY 0! PflRiy
(By A1a??? N?w? lur*iu.i
WASHINGTON. D C. Aptf! 2*
TtM? lluMTKVMs id the Sr?W*. Wh
w?rt- ur*?i by Jyeauor KayB?* to
]uta Uw 1 viuucr&m. h*?? wfuwd to
|rtlt?lUlUI?. <lrtipHi? tUc UttttUpt* Of
aMUe >A UM? tu
rv*d LhcAi ?M o< t?e party
(By AluAa N*?* Suruu.)
ST UM US. April ? Purl ol th*
? <1 t>. Or* ?*', ui*hz TJbr kukf wfi)
<-bkm&i to J5iw,9*?.
IS SET FREE
*kle today and Job Outer prison
TIRED OF II
(By Aiatka New* BjrtauJ
Corsets
LYNCH & KtNENDY
Tke Up-lo-Date Haberdasher* and Ladsr* Furnishers
Jiuirff H. B. U?*Vvp? rt^vi vwl Ih* j
tottowtag \atxt&fk?v front Delegate
Jaiutat Wtck?r*baui Uut iWa after
U?i? la iumwot to tfew rvaoiuLkkD^
that w?mv wired by him a? i lwuruiai,
of Ut? nibetiug hu'ltl h*>rv ou i
lUjht: ? |
"WsuhiJUttaa. D. C., April 24
H. Dl LaFVvrt),
3kagwaj> Ateutka.
Redohitkma SlMgw^y tikd *Hh S?Or
&i*> J tKln-trtry Cwuiitiw ou Applica
tion tor hearing.
\V it>lt^n*ham '
IKS in HI
(Bj AlMka N**? Bureau)
SALONIKA. Turkey April 2S? ft*'
Albanian*. uaaAly v?MI ;uul
children, were driven by Turkish
(ruop* iaU' the town ot Uodauts and
aud thcui the towu vu shelled until
they wwe *11 kiftaO
Nl BK BILL IS
BLOCKED IB I SMITE
I
(By Alaska Now* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 58?
7h? pu?Ubl saving baaks bill has eu
.oant?vd considerable opposition In
i be Svoale and the pr?wei?t probabil
ity? are that it will not paas, ut
lew, h. te sreoUy amended
Preskleot Taft la considerably
worried over ih? of tiiis bill, as
ihv Republican party prumitW such
a Measure in its pre-election plat
term and the Prmida&t fteta tbat a
failure to pass such a measure wHI
re-&t t 011 tfte administration and af
fect tin? in the opining con
tre&skHial elections.
ROOSEVELT IS
BEING GUARDED
(By Alaska Nsw? Bureau )
PARIS. Wttniv. April 23 ?
ilore Kooaerett started for Berlin
this tuuruiug. Kooatevetl ts heavily
nuard.d to preveut auy anarch i*U?
attempts froni being xuade ou kie
ASK THEODORE !
10 MAKE TALK
(By Alaska Naw* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 27?
Tuoudu**! Roosevelt will be askad to
to uutke U??> open-tag atlrww of ihf
i ougne%a?o!*U campaign ou June 21
SMOTHERED
FOLDING
III
BED
(By Alaska N?wi: Bureau)
KBW YORK April 27? William
Smith, the wealthiest wall paper man
..facturvr in the I'o.ted Statt*, was
found dead la bod JiU morning. H<
bad smothered to death by the sud
tieu sbutUn# of a bad.
NELSON MILES
OAS BAD FALL
(Bv Alaska Now* Bureau)
WASHINGTON. O. C. April 23?
Ueucrai Neteou A. Miles was thrown
from bit) horse today ami suffered
a broken rib and severe internal In
juries.
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s\>3i Premium Hams &
Bacon
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Arc Sugar Cured, Sweet and J ?
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for your breakfast
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FRANDSON
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II IS II FORTUNE
BY KING LONG FLIGHT
(By Alaska Nnm 3ur*au.) i
LONDON. 5a*fau*l. At*ril 2?? Ar
thur J. B&Ubur, (orcwr ytftma atuti?
tar of t'OKUnJ. has cauaad much
COOIUMU by dwttwrtB* & ia*?
al&iu in vhtcb tie Umk Ea<
Uud *a? tiuv*tecml waUi * rvvoto
?am tKv?kus?; of Uk> vtumij tK<?r?>ee
Um Howe of Conueuo* ajmI iho
House of Lonfet.
STANLEY AND
LANGFORD DRAW
(By Alaska Nswa Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA. AprU iS? Before
one erf the largest crowds thai ever
watohed a prue fight In (bis city.
Sam Langford and Stanley Kelt hell
fought a vicious six round battle last
aight at the National Athletic club, j
According U> the taw no decision
could be made by the referee but the 1
general opinion among the newspaper
writers and fight fans la that the '
?"tittle was a draw.
Both men fought savagely, but war
ily, and took no cbancw of stopping
a knockout punch. The frequent
clinches were marked by very rough
work. Ketchell seemed to be in
good condition and wait fresh at the
end of the fight. Hard blows were
landed by both men. but neither was
in distress at any time.
After the fight KetcheU stated
hat he was not afraid to m*?t Lang
; :ord in a finish figh/L
FIGHT OVER
i TOM TAGGART
(By Alaska Nsws BursauJ
| INDIANAPOLIS, Itvd. . AprU 2S?
| The State Democratic convention will
onvene tonight aud a bluer fight is
xpeeted, as Tom Taggar will endea
or to control the convention and
uany of the more progressive dele
j Kates will seek to repudiate him.
ILL DRIFT
10 HE POLE
(By Alaska Nim Buraau.)
SAN PRANC1SCO. April Capt.
Rolf Amundsen pita* U> apeod ftvo
y<.ars ia drifting to the north pote.
Ho will make an attempt aimttar to
that of Xanaen, who trusted to tbo
polar currents to carry him to the
pole and vita reached t ho uuiMn.'
pole. Amundsen U outfitting h?? ahlp
In this cKT.
IS
CASEY'S PLEA
(By Alaaka N?*? Burtw)
Washington, d. c. April 27?
Caaey Moraa. the Alaska newspaper
mac, appeared before the committee
oo territories of the Houso today and
for threw hours argued in fa*** of
home rule for Alaaka.
IS
(By Alaska Naw* Buraau.)
DETROIT. April 2S ? Local aportin*
1 men haw offered a *JU.tkW purse
lor a wreotlia* match between KYaiik
? Gotch and ZhyacMi, the gtaat Pole
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