ALASKA PUBLICITY BUREAU IS ORGANIZED
ill SPECIAL
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^Fy Vlaska N'ews Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Nov 10? Preparations
are be:r.c made for * special train to
Carry delegates to the 12th Annual
0>os;\ ^.\m. of the Grand Camp of the
\rvtic Brotherhood. which will open
in TVryaal on Tuesday.
The "A. R. Special" *"iH
some time Monday.
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..:t Alaska Xi?- Bsreau.1
\TT-F. Not. n>? Judge Ronald
of Sujwior court '"as called upon
o >c io a r rr delvate point of law
. n a carnage case yesterday.
1 : F:ovaM made the ruling thai
a do.: ha.-- a perfect right to bfte *
"." r. >?> *teps on his tail.
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By Mas lea News Burear.l
CHIC A GO Not 10 ? The will of
r H"ai-h, who died Oct. 2S.
- . jrtly a>er bein^t paroled from Lea
v -^TTa-oT^h pn son. was probated today
He left only one hundred and twen
ty-five thousand dollars.
45 passengers arTn ed in town on
v^sterday's train
IVt, McMillan and family of White
horse wore passengers on the train ;
last r.igtt ard sailed on the May
SEATTLE HAS
SNOW FALL
(By Alaska No?? Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Nov. 10? A heavy snow
feU here )a?* night, making haulage
on the street here difficult.
The weather ? cold, the mercury
having reached as low as zero last j
night. . j
HARRV ORCHARD I
IS REFORMER
iBy Alaska News Bureau.)
BOISE. Idaho Nov. 10? Harry Or
chard. confined in tJie state peniten
tiary here is paining much notice as
a prison reformer.
Orchard was sentenced to Me
pr.sonment here about five or si\ ?
years ago for dynamiting the home .
of Governor Steunenberg. of this I
state. The governor was fatally in- 1
jured and <Hed soon after. Orchard
? as a member of the American Fed- '
"aticm of Mine Workers
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
TRIPOLI. Nov. 10? Much praise is
being given American Ambassador
Wood few remaining in Tripoli
The ambassador preferred to per
from hie duty here, instead of depart
in* on the American Cruiser Chester,
which he was urged to do for his
personal safety.
""'LADIES
Have You Seen The Big
Assortment That we
Are Showing
In Plain And
Figured Silks
SilkMulls,JaquardSilks,
Silk Poplins Etc.
Just the things for your
Party Gowns
At 50 &75c Per Yard
See Our Window Display
H. J. Tynch
Th? Op-To-Oat* Hab?rd?h?r and LtflM Fuml?h?r.
Every Honorable Means To Be
Employed To Secure Alaskan
Legislation ? Plan To Unite
Entire West For Alaska.
(By Alaska Nawt Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Nov. 10? The Seattle
Chamber of Commerce yesterday or
sanired an Alaskan Bureau.
The purpose of thte bureau 1s to
give Alaska publicity and to aid In
securing whatever much needed log'
fetation, Alaskans desire.
J. B. Chtlberg, president of the
Scandinavian American Bank, and ex
presklent of the A task*- Yukon- Pacific
Exposition was etacted president of
the Bureau.
The resolution creating the bureau
in part says: "Recognittng the fact
that the people of Alaska are in a
position to know what will tend to
ward the speediest development of
the territory, the bureau shall use
every honorable means to bring abou
such legislation as Alaskans shall de
sire. Beside other things which the
;>eople of Alaska shall dictate, the
bureau shall work for appropriations
from congress for improvement in
transportation facilities in Alaska on
l?oth land and water, and tbe exten
sion ofthe township surveys, to the
end that the population of the Terri
tory shall be greatly increased."
It was agreed that a lack of know
ledge of comdittans as they exist in
the Northland, more than anything
1 else was responsible for the lack of
! development there. Immediate steps
will be taken '? disseminate the troth
about the territory
The Chamber adopted the skv?n
"Develop Ala#tkA." Hie membera *11
pled pwl themselves to 0B? thefe- mow*
earncet effort^ in behalf of Alaska
and to obtain the relief desired by
the Alaskan people.
The Chambi?r planned to raise flf
ty thousand dollars In Seattle alone
for the carry* ng out of the plana of
the ftureau. Not one cent is to be
contributed by Alaskans themselves
1\> show their earnestness ha the
matter, the members of the Chamber
of Commerce pledged twenty thous
and dollars of the required amount at
the meeting ywterday
It was further planned to or***!ie
larpp publicity bureau, to have offices
In Seattle and Washington. D. C.
The common, councils thro**bon* / 1
aska are to be asked to co-operate
with the Oliamber of Comroeire
in tills endcaror to spread the troth
concerning Alaska Mr. J. J. Under
wood was iffoiwM *o recefre com
munication* from Alaeka. about left?
latiom most needed there.
The plan al?o contemplates the cont
s3iklatlon of the entire ffroup of
western states to prwent a solid
front on ali Alaskan matters at Wash
ln*ton, D C. during the session of
Congrem tbnmph next year.
JURORS HOT 10 i
i DISCUSS CASE
?r -
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES. Not. 10 ? Judge
Bordwell, today, warned the Jurymen
not to discuss the McNamara rase
among themselves.
WOULD HAVE REUF PAROLLED
(By Alaska New? Bureau.)
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 10? FYemont
Older, the editor, whose persistent
antagonism to Abraham Reuf, was fo
no small degree, the cause at the tat
ter's downfall, has relented hin per
secution of Reuf. Older believes that
Reuf hAg paid sufficient penaRy for
!its wrong doing, and has started a pe
Ution to have Reuf parolfed from j?N
son
George Black, the Dawson Lawyer.
1 Arrived out last night.
PUIS W ON
ELECTION BETS
(By Als.'kn News Bureau.)
LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 10? The
rrand jury, sitting hew, y<?t?rday
put the ban on election betting.
They held that betting oo the Pac
tion was a felony against the state
antj-RambHng; Jaw an<l that thoae l?v
dulginK in Uw> practice were indictable
TO PROTECT FALL WHEAT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Nor. 10? At
torney Renei*al Ge*v W. Wickernham
has declared that a "running comer"
in the trade market ta illegal and la
a violation <>f the anti-trust law
This dfoWiton oansed quite a *on
sation on Will Street and in Chicago.
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BEGINNING NOV. 1
AND CONTINUING DURING THE WINTER MONTHS
THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN FROM
8 a. m. until 6>- ? raTs)
I take this occasion to thank you for
[ your liberal patronage during: the sum
mer season and assure you that our best
efforts will be put forth to serve you with
the very best of goods, at lowest possible
I* price.
r ' 1
P. H. GANTY. Grocer
REBELS KILL
IE
(By Alaska N?w? Bursao.)
SHANGHAI. Nov. 1ft? Trouble is
brewing in the ranks of the mbfJ
tr. op* h?re. f
Two reb*l centrals HMn and Twin*
were slain by their ow? troops.
It Is feared lie rebel forces will be
disrnptfd by petty Jee'ft>'*le?.
E
(By Alaska N?ws F*r*au.)
CANTON. China. Norv ifr? This cVy
formally declared her Independence of
the Manchn dynasty here today
MM scenes of the wildest enthns
taeun. the Hmiron flag was torn down.
L
(By Alaska News BWM.) "V ^
LONDON Nor 1ft? Amid mwh
pomp and ceremony, " Sir Tho?*
Croaby was inaugurated Lord Mayor
of London today. The weather was
quite mild following the bUxwrt*
which have been sweeping Ennland
the P?M week
Dolphin tomorrow 9 a. m.
! Superintendent V. I. Hahn returned
.a the train lest nfeM from a bw
faess trip to WklMww. Mr HaJw
state* that <?e weather is recy cold,
the thennome<?*r harirsw reached 1*
below zero tlwe receoMy
NEW STATE IS
NOT REPUBLICAN
(By Alaska S??i Bqreau.)
SANTA FR. S. M Mow. j<>? \M?
r^Uirw that tho Demorrat*
made a c)m*\ *%ee|> of the n?*to. rar
tying Cfca? P. MH"*maW into tim
gnWmwftnrtal rhnir and ?eUht? control
of tk? )<w1elntiir?
Thta m In direct rontrant wrth th?
last reparte aent oot yeirterday If
looked at that time Sfl? a vk^ory fnr
the Piocri? ilr? Repubftrarei
CHICAGO FLOOR
MILLS BURN
fffy Alttkt N??* Rgritn I
CHfCAOO. Xm |# ? a At- whtrh
*t*rted here tant ntjfhr Hue imimtw)
the owtlre plant of the Chirac
MMle Tile H*? will * mount to o*er
"Uht hundred Umnaand doWani. partly
covered by Viwwraive The oriein of
the ftre in not known
FEKIN REPOSES
UNDER ARMS
(By Alaaka M?w* Rureno.l
PBKIN N?w !?? The <? &???>
<*i and aUent tortay The Impriato
are qnletly awattliw tfce wppmarh of
the Rebel* Tt i* ?e calm hefcr?
the ?<onn The city is ??n atorfced
iHth provtafcina and the !mperi*M*?
are confident of 'heir ability to re
piitee the Rftwh _
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Exhibit
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m to ?o to Any Fair or Exposition, nor Pay
? Any Admission Fee
?
You Can See
? Exhibitions of Our Clothes
?
? All Over Town; The Best Dressed Men
1 Are Wearing This Clothing And They
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