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So. fXU RTKENTH YEAR.
SKAUWAY, ALASKA. FRIDAY, I'EC. I. 1911
PRinR. 10 CENTS
ILL RETURN
TO ALASKA
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STANDARD OIL
DIES TODAY
THIS GIGANTIC MONOPOLY NOW
SO SEPARATE OIL
COMPANIES
iRy Ateak* News B*?r*au.\
NKW YORK LVc 1? TVslay en*
th<? oxfc?0?Ce of tile StAJxUtf-il Oil Oo !
FVdWh* the dex-fcsion of the Sw- ;
prvatje Coort, six months was gr*n?- j
?4 Um? i? wMch to <Jtse?ol\ <> into in
<Kv*Hwtf vx*np?w<w. Th<w will here
ofi,T bo concerns in the market,
which *w controlled b> tho Stanil
ard OB Oosurany.
(Special tr Tb? "VLlr Alaskan)
WASHINGTON, D C. I>ec. I?
Attorney Rraadeis has advised the
OoomiUee to drrp the Control
fcr Bay probe, giving at hte reason
Urn thf go* erament had ob*nped its
Alaskan pobcy He believed that
fnrther inv ?**g*tior. wonld be usrVew
Chairman Gr?toaas refirsexi to sanc
tion the droppii* of tbo invesi4p*tjon
STEHMER TEES
01 THE ROCKS
,Bt A'askfc New* Bureau.)
VICTORIA. R C. Not. 2?? Word j
was received bere that the Tw is
on lie r^x-ks ?n Kywjuot sound. A*
(Wurr tw*s been sent her.
VICTORIA, R C- Dec 1? No w<wd
has been received of the fate of the
steajrver Te??. The entire Kyuquot^
<VKind is. in fog _____
; Speaking of Overcoats
Have you seen those
big easy fitting
Scotch Tweeds
? with the ?
Storm and
Presto
Collars
The kind that fits
your form
The price that fits
your purse
H. J. L YNCH
Th% U^-Tc-Oat* H?bwd?h* aid LViaa Furnl?h?r.
WOLGAST IS STRICKEN WITH j
SEVERE ATTACK OF APPENDICITIS
Willie Ritchie, Sub., Holds Welsh For
Twenty Rounds? Packie McFarland
Gets Decision Over Johnny Murphy
LOS> ANGELBS. Nov. SO ? Dtomay
and <v>nr<crnatlon ?prr*?d through the
<> l*:a?t ? amp yesterday morning. j
vhen l champion. After a hearty
?>reaktt<< was suddenly rendered
Mplew and was carried to hts bed. I
Th^ bes* medical men in the <*>
mere hastily called and a conwulta
lion heVd After a thorough examina
Hon was made, the doct<v? announced
that W olpKi was suffering from an
aoijtc attack of appendicitis An operm
lion was declared neceasary, by the
nio<Vi<v*s to which Wolgast . after mwh
proteA, consented
The Hght wkh FVeddie Welsh, wat
i-allert off He a* Immediately re
ajcnred to the hospitaJ and operated
?t TV-- operation vac successful
OotinUerip.c the excellent physical cor
l!Ck>n wt>Jch the fighter was in. pre
vious to the ? Uark. he to eacp??cted to
he out of ithe hospital in ten day*
Wolgact "ww mocb upset over not
being able tv enter the ring yeeterday
IVspK* the terrible arony he suffer
ed preview ta the operation, be had
'?0 be forrtbly hekl In hte bed
It is not knewn whether he will
b?* able to meet Paokey >Warland
<>r. New Tear* day.
RITCHIE STAY# 30 ROUNDS
LOS ANGBL.ES Not. 39 ? A cloud
of gloom aetO*>d over the crowd of
fight gane who had gathered la the
o*v to sm the Wolgaw Welsh battle,
yeetorday afternoon, when the an
nouncement wa? made calMng off lb*
fight
There had T?een considerable betting
being the flmnrttc at 2 to 1,
aXiWMrt the F.rntlWiman waa expect
ed by many to bold Mm off for
tenty ronnds with a chance of Vtn- !
rjng on points
The gloats was somewhat raised
when the announcement was made by
tbe fight management that the pre- 1
'imlnariee would be run off sftording
sc?me amusement.
A surprise wae sprung wh??h after
?be preliminaries U was annroneed
that Willie Ritchie, one of Packer
M(-rarland> trainers. wcaiM subetitut
for Ad Wolgaet and meet Welsh for
twenty pounds.
The surprise was even greater i
when Wllhe waded int oWelsh and
putting rap a tough wrap, stayed with
biro for the entire twenty rounds. I
making Weteb extend iroself all the
the time
WcFARLAND WINS DECISION
S\N TOANC1S00. Nov SC*? Packy
McFwland was given the decision ove
.lohnny Murphy after their twenty
round go today, by referee Harry Fb
lev. It was a rattling good fight
The ffcht w?* a tw/Ltmt fttun the !
tap of the gong. McFartand pn?htiu i
the going for eighteen rounds. In
?mly one round did It look Hke Mnr
phy money. Th*s wa? the eleventh j
The flrsi damage done either fight
er. was in th>? seventh round when
Murphy stopped one of McFArland's
right swings with Ms left eye, ent
Ung that member badly.
Murphy ret?rned the honors in the
fourteenth round when he landed on
M^Farland'a nose rausing it to bleed
continually throughout the remainder
of the 0?hC Twics more dW Paoky
become dangeroua, splitting Murphy*
left ear In the eighteenth and com
pletely closing his crippled eye In the
twentieth.
Both fighters were tired In the
nineteenth round, clinging moot of th*
time and sparring for ttme. The
twentieth round wa* uportacvlar. Mc
Parland fighting like a fiend endeav
oring to sUp over U>e flnWilnjt bknr.
hut <w>d find no opening. Murphy
covering up ?nd holding on desper
ately, until the last minute of fighting
< when he had a s^?eod spurt and cut
ting loose like a demon, compelled
McFarland to cover up Immediately
upon the top of the gong, referee
Foley raised McFarland's hand, gir
utg him the decision
IXKPOVA. Not. 11 ? Word was re
fcerc this morning of the killing
of Leus Buckler on last Tuesday on
Daa Croek.
Details of theacrtdent are very mea
ner The dispatch that he mrf
death through Ahe aocldental explosion
of ponder. sugl .that the body will be
brought out over 5i>e tee.
The <V*xssi>d )Wi ? mother and *'*
tier in feallW* who l?".? been advised
of the accident? V?Jder Prospector.
Roy (lauK a?d his famUj .returned
from Klamath HaJls on the Curacao,
Wednesday evening
TVr> A lasts a Steamship Company.#
frelgM<?r Santa Ana made port tJ?fc
morning at 12 30 and sailod at 2:00
a. m She landed about SO tons of
ireWft '
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* Something Good to Eat
.SnKS?**d by & Hun*ry INwwl
Preferred Slock Oyster Soup
Campbell'* Cream Tomato Soup
Row* Turkey Rout Spring Chicken
Picfened Stock Asparagus Tip* Preferred Stock Corn on Cob
Preferred Stock French String Beans
Preferred Stock Little Jewnfl Peat
New Jersey Sweet Potatoes Sliced Tcmatoe* and Cucraober*
Atmore's Mincemeat Pie Preferred Stock Pumpkin Pie
Engiith Rum Pudding
Orange* Apple* Banana* Grape*
Fancy Chocolate* Date* Layer Figs
Layer Raisin* Shelled Almonds Mixed Nut*
H3b Bro*. Higheit Grade Coffee
* P. H. GANTY, Grocer
GEO. BLACK 10
BE GOVERNOR
DAWSON ATTORNEY 18 TO BE
APPOINTED GOVERNOR OP
YUKON TERRITORY
(By Alaska N?wi Bureau.)
VANCOIVBR. B C. Dae. 1? Wort
cm weired hrre that GeoPfre Rlark, '
the jtromln^nt attorney, of Dawson,
?ml a itiMnlxT of the Yukon Council, |
will be *ppo(nt**l (Jovpmor n< Yukon
Territory.
REBELS DRIVEN
FROM NANKING'
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NANKING Dec t? There ha* b?n
! teniOc fl*htlnfc (coin* on here. The
' Robehi a ft or forcing the gate* and
| earning entrance fn four different,
place* were driven tmt by the Imt>er
tale
The Rebels have been r?Mnforc?1
and have returned to the ?*a?U. with
renewed vl*or. u w not thought
that the defenders can hold cmt much
k>n?ter.
BIG TURKEY
(By Alaska Nm Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. D?c. I? The
Presidential Turkey wa* a record
breaker, t|pp*njc the wales a I 40
pound* when drwaed.
There will be a meeting of the Ska*
way Volunteer Fire Department to
morrow nhth< at the4r hail on
j Fourth Avenoe. AU members are
i requested to be on hand.
MRS. PATTERSON
IS ACQUITTED
QOE S HOME TO SPEND THANK?
OIVINO WITH MOTHER
AND ?ISTER
(By Alaaka Ntwn Bureau )
?ENVBR Not. 2?~Mn? f>?rtn?da
fadU^-won wtt acquitted of the rharg*
ct murdering h*r hiiaband, at noon
'oday.
There tw nrmt- delay in
tbo rerdk-t. Te foreman aniwwiwed
M noon that the Jury h*d a*r?*?d
on a verdict, h??t the >'Hrp who *m
attending a funeral dM no* return un
UI J:JO to hear the TenrHr*. Mr?
paittenmn wa? irfren a Kr*mt. oration,
there belt* a huge en/ml preaet* *??
i?ar the verdk*.
Mrn. Palterwon nhook han<l* wUh
ftth of the Juror* ami thanked them
She then went home wHh her moth
or and atater, with whom ahe will
enjoy Tbanka?lr1ng d*y
She will ro to her oW homo in Han
lotal. III.
IS
(By Alaaka New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. D<w 1?
Judge Gary, chairman of the board of
<ttre<ton> of the United State* S'eel
CorporaUon. aippoarpd Wedn??day be
fere tho annate investigating ron?mltte*
JURY NEXT WEEK
(By Alaaka Newa Korean. >
IXXS ANGELES. Dee. 1? The Grand
Jury, whk-h to to pro?w? the bribery
char*** of the MeNamara Jury.
be drawn next week.
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