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GOVERNMENT OV\ NED
3> CO*; "OR A- 0N5
I?ETRt . i Jan. 1? ? 2b a spet &
? jjc-i a _ ; viO . eraor Woodlvw
*G?-ES tO TRia
TI->E LIGHT c*\TA5T C
,->.?? ?vj -h. n; Vj l< < -s ot XZ* d*n?*
?>.? Kaifc-s istR'"^ <vnx?U!ee ha\ r de
?; - .x f.v ?t.v h "Jvpy aro
of \ ?*v Orchestra brand.
? - co t vpnt. FV^K
'? C **< ' mk-?* tlifTe will I* the
to ?: for wh: 'i ClH'f facer
ITALIAN WORSHIPS HOLD
UP FRENCH STEAMER
Three lV<s<royprs Sear* h Mascuba
FY*- Contraband of War. UtockMo
Established Against Turks
It> \laska News Bureau.)
TVN1S. Jan. 20? Determined <o
shut off all supple to their oppon
flits ami to shut the Turks off er
ttrely from the outside world the
It*. xrs have established a. bKvka 1.
on the Mediterranean Sea.
The French steamer MascuVa. was)
' eld up today by three Italian tor ,
p, v> boat deartroyt-rs and w?s
^arched for oontratand or war
N va> found and the steamer wa.*?
to proceed on her way.
"4" HER TO CONTINUE
FIGHT POR HIS SON.
\ la.sk. a Xe.>> Burea >
M Hbl Kt. Ya.. Jan. 1S? ? la re
.>:> to uie nuojerous reports ?h.ih
. am- !<--^a sent out to the e>fe>t
. . T..oa?a> rti.heson. father ol Re*.
>-e V. Richeson had aeserteti
? .? >??. the elJer Richeson state.i
?a> : aai the? were untrue a d
.. .1 he would fight for his son a>
_ th<-re was any hope of sa\
...? l;.xn from the e Metric chair.
K.vh <orT when asked concern! : ?
?? >- oa whii h young Richeson
stated that he thought the!
*a? demented and did not knew |
;nr no was sarin--. Efforts are ;
I b? -ic made by the father of th?- '
? li mat and his fri-ends to have
'en e commutted to life Int
? :cent by Governor FY*ss
7 R v Clarence Riche??on has
?' pmacd to die May 1?, a'
the electric chair, for th?
- former sweetheart Miss
- . Ml Ri hesoD confessed to
-till * PASSENGER
ON THE JEFFERSON.
\ pleas*- t surprise await* the
many frieti8s of Mr. Clyde B. Gup- i
ar* val of the Jefferson in1
o- nc A telecram received
morning from Ketchikan |
- that Mr. GuptiU is takinjt a
?"ic b-atth tour and Is a roun<!
;> pflsse .cer on the Jefferson. U
- r>ot knomn how Ions the ship will
remain in port but It Is certain
?oat all of "G?p"s" friends will b.
own on the dock on her arrival to
-h.tke hands any way, even though
?*te \ will be a short one.
The Best of
The
Good Ones
i:
For
Big and Little Feet
THE
vfmtiicwi
tfrntfamwi
SHOE
H. J. LYNCH
TS# Uf-To-Oit# H?fc-?rcta?h?r and Lat'lw Furnl?h?r.
ECUADOR HAS
A CIVIL WAR
THOUSAND KILLED
IN FIRST ENGAGEMENT
Rlect i*>n of Gen. Pedro Montero to
l*rosidency by Got. Troops, FOl
* l -Ainc Death of Jose Batrada
Cause of Rebellion
Pv Mask* News Bureao. i
GVAYAQl'IL, Ecuador. Jan. 20 ?
Once more this country is phtnsed
;'i > depths of a civil war An
.'uement has taken place between
!;> els under Jose Yilleros, and
'.nvorainent troops und?T the
i> of President Pedro Mon
i he battle took place just out
: the little town of Yaguache
. , ;*alities are reported to be over
) and killed
The n? w rebellion ? the outcome
f d --.r isfaction over the election
f 1 ? i Pedro Montero to the Pres
> ?f the Republic following the
v ' *he late President Don Jose
[? The new president was
? e.l to the head of the republic
; Pi. .? vernment troop#, which ptxv
^ are resen'ed by Jose Vll
v>ho '.ad an eye to the Pre?i
. \ V'lero* i x popular and has
THREE DRINKS A
DAY IS THE LIMIT.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20?' Three drinks
a day is the limit to keep healtliy.
- ? > tile New York Hoard of
Health .More than that, it is de
. ;ar< d, means an untimely death from
,ver ?- "i! le or kindred disease*. This
information is given In connection
with a report discussing Uie increase
> the death rate from certain ail
ments in the las; few years. The
oard of Health declares this tacrets
1 rate ? n< tablv In cancer, liver trou
ble a.:d heart disease? Is largely due
to la k of ?-xercise. overeating, over
irinki; and the luxuries of the au
3IG BLOCKADE ON
LYNN CANAL AVENUE
Considerable of a blockade was
caused this morning, on the thorough
rare which stretches out Into the
valors of Lynn Canal to meet the
nooming steamers, when the bot
"*?m of things dropped out from
under the person ctf M. R. Clemen
-er, of the l>ewey Hotel, preclpltat
him and the load of coal upon
h'.< h he was riding "into the dust
t.?oeath."
I pon holding a post mortem ex
nn> ation he Pound that the front
??'xle of his conveyance iiad parted
leaving him atranded on the public
thoroughfare with a long line of traf
fic lined up behind him. who had
ore to the end of the wharf to :
ne?-t the Peterson which had just
arrived
REIGN Or CRIME
ON IN PORTLAND
Bdtoon Miiton. W'eU Known ReaMent,
IVate-n Into Insensibility I-ASt
Night by Foot Pad*? D4ed
This Momin*.
( By A Wiski New* Rure?u.)
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 70? The
reign of crime which spread over
Portland the lant few darn I* spread
ing Urror to all the belated trarel
?ts who return home WU*> at nkgiit.
\n.?thor horrihl-p crime has been ad
d 1 to (he lone list of crimes which
have occnred in the last few day*
Edison Mutoo, a well known resi
dent of Portland, wM found thin
morning with a terrible gash arrow
his head a? ev idence of the assau.lt j
of two despei*te foot pads who
hell him up shortly after mldnUtiL
beating him Into insensibility and
rnbbing him of it small sum of money
which he had on him at the time.
Milton died a" an early how thla
n: mine in the hospital. He was
unable to cive a description of his
a^a Hants.
WINE WORKEPS ELECT
MITCHELL DELEGATE.
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.. Jan. 19? El 1
Pr ^ dent John Mitchell of the Unit- 1
tel Mine Workers of America was
i-i ?ierday elected. at the. polls, to be
i delfeatc to the American Federa
tion of I^abor. hy tho I'nitAd Mine
\\ -wkers
the WOLVES SHALL
HOWL NO MORE.
1'pon listening <-arefu|!y one of
these windy days there Is born to
the ?<ars the echo of that old me!
rwtr "And The Wolves Shall Howl
No More Round My Cheerful Cabin
Door" from the direction of the sum
init. being light y trilled by section
foreman Nick Hansen at Clifton, who
inf. rms us that two of the night
prowlers have r*J!Sf,d over into the
Happy Hunting grounds.
Ono of the wolves which wa*
foinid after enjoying a meal of dog
meat a la strychnine, was the lead or
of the band of wolves which have
made the nigh Us horrible In the
neiehborhood of the section houses,
along the White Pass between here
and the summit, with their midnight
serenades He is a big black fellow
and weighs at least 140 poonds.
The other wolf found Is grey and
looks the typical malarmite of Alaska
He weichs about 120 pounds and was
found on the railroad track by Ed
Nass
BROKEN MAIN REPAIRED.
The broken water maVn in front of
the White Pass Club has been re
paired. and the Club 1s again open
to Its members
The Georgia sill not arrive this
evcnlnc as is customary, doe to de t
lay caused by necessary repairs She
will leave Juneau at 4 a m In the
morning, and will arrive here tomor
row evening about 4 p. m.
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4. urtl demand for a poodi t?td<1?c! ? a product that every connJ*ew, +
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very highly. and guarantee Ks jwrfty. ?
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+ 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
X 1 -2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
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J P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
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DOES NO! FEAR
PRESIDENT TAFT WANTS
AID OF THE PEOPLE
See* no Danger to Republican Party
?Through (Jrowing Strength of
Socialist Party In The I'nJt
pd Sttt?s
(Hy Alaska New* iiuretujt
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 20?
President Taft todiy a1dr?*??e<j the
Chamber of Comn; -Tf of this city.
In tbo rourse of his speech he asked
the help of all the people In hrlrur
ing about (rood time*. thro?eji his
fight In enforcing the Trust Jaws.
Speaking of the increasing dis
play ?f Socialism and rapid growing
fctrength of the Socia'ist party thro",
oat the United State*. Tsft stated
thM he dees not helleve . there it
any danger to the Republican party
'iiim that source
OPERATOR VcMILLAN
PROGRESSING NICELY.
Howard McMillan, the Yukon Crow
ing telegraph operator who was bad
ly frozen two weeks ago. Is getting
along splendidly at the hospital hi
Wh1tehors?-. savs the Star, and Dr.
Davis is confident that no perman
ent Inceaveniencp wi'l result. al
though two months. po?s1hly more,
will be required to fully restore the
frozen hands and arm?
RUMOR COLUMN.
_'iv> Siampeder* Conivng
It is rumored about town that
there is a large passenger list on the
Jefferson constating of atampMers to
the n< w Sixtymi'e wt? 1k?? at Dawson.
Mr Montgomery A Snow was a
return passenger fr.->m Maine? where
he has been for the last thren days
renewing old acquaintances
# Among the pasoo-igers who made
the round trip from the Post and
Haines today are Mrs Van Etten.
Me(Ws Ceo Vogel Ed \\ onds and
Jack Combs
The Alaska Steamship Company's
Steamer Jefferson is 'hie to arrive In
Juneau at 9 o'clotk this evening. She
will reach Skagway early in the
morn hi.
CUMMINS ANNOUNCE?
CANDIDACY FOR PRESIDENCY.
Sensation rauaed In Political Circles
by Opposition to Taft And Ija
VVi',k.t(<? by lnwa Sonator
(By Alaaka New* Rur?*?!.>
WAflHINOTON, D. C.. J*n. 20?
fho political world ha* boon qott*
ipset today by the armounrement of
h.-> randidary rtf Senator Albert R
'nmmtrw of Iowa, for the nomlnaMon
for the Presidency. He will oppose
'%ft and [AFM lotto
Tho announcement of fummira ran
lidary has raiwH a small sensation
here
DAWSON LEADS THE
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
Tho local boy* roll**] the second
.-??ris of three jrame<<, in the Bowling
rournamont here on tho Kills Allies
,ast night. I>?o to the absence of
Snow and \V. C Rlancfcard of tho
iccal team tho score plied up was
iot an overwhelming number, tho
number of pins displace being but
J1?0 N'everUjelesa, tho gloom whlrh
foil ovt-r tho bowlers was somewhat
Jispeiled when tho report came from
'.Vhiteharse showing that 'ITo team
here had fallen even lowf-r than we
.ad. they hiring succeeded In mak
n< but 2l.i< In the three ramo?
! >n a-son also fell off h\ thetr seor
ing over their previous efforts, hot
;jot away with the high b^oto of
the evening. Thoir score was 2342.
No word has been received from Ju
neau a? yet and It h? not known
?whether they played last night or
not.
Thr FVirt Seward Team did not
ake part last night duo tn th?
'hat thry were all on tho sick Its'
avin? takon thoir annual typhoM
inoculation, under the now rovern
mont regulation They will all bo
in condition to bowl in a fow days
The standing of tlx* teams op to
date is ft* follows
i>a?-?on. 4<90; Skagway 4?W: Whfte
horse. 4333; Port Seward, J', 93: J?
( eau. iWWW
The boys who howled last nigh'
aro:
\ C Rlanchard 140 1*3 1.14
RoW 13* 127 145
lames Kei n. dy 122 124 lit
Ashley 152 174 IK
Rise* 145 1*5 If".
773 772
Crand Tefal . 21"?0
Remember tfie Eaelos dance to.
ht at th-? Eagle* Hall.
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Women
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Children
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Afford*
Also
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