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SKA?WAY, ALASKA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1910
PRICE, 10 CENTS
Hundreds Are Put To Death
Martial Law Declared?Prisons Are t illing Up
(By AIMi* N???
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GOVERNOR DIX
10 SERVE STATE
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GREAT SPEECH
IS IN PRINT
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THE PRESIDENT
COMING HOME
(By AlMk* Nov.4 Bureau)
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Prv?tek<fel Tfcfl at tuwuf *w?l IkmwhI
*iii ?hik? Uw aoiirs vrtiiug
jkun^U un-ooaiv U) ctAHsrv**
NOTED LAWYER
IS NO MORE
By Alaefca New* Bumu)
\V ASMI.VJTON. 1> c Nov .'1? Ht*i,
r> tiojrt, vv?u*i&?*kjc fur th* StaU- IK- j
tNlft WmHX to UtUlh i\?uK? d
frviii uentumti*.
TOMMY BURNS
III TRAINING
(By AU?*a N??* BurMu)
SEATTLE No* 21? Toiuiuy Burn*
iitfc uU m j$utug into training at
u.-w to* !ii- Attk ~iih Saxii lAugfonl
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Tfettv ?U1 Uf b*a?l pi?etk-?
M n o ckx.il m. tirvusm * hall.
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This is the beginning of
the Social Season. For
party dresses we have
a nice line of Susine Silk
At 50 cts. a Yard
See our window display
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(By Alaska *??.? BurMU)
Mexico CITY. Nov.. 21- The gov
iriitiiMU UiiuusMnUiHl a oamivu^u
asaluw l he UwumwtiuM thai is mov
ing swiftly farwsmxl IDrutstLc tmtiaurvs
.uv that k to thought
m ofOrfcU i'wvit? wUl ?uU the in
' dptaat rvvolutiuu. Five huadivd ivv
vjutuuutoti haw airoudv Ik<*-h jiiiW
m this oKy; befor* hong all thv prte
? ?U6 w U1 bo ftUwl it the tur luotl i\mi
iinutv.
2ACATBCA8, Mexico. Nov. 21 ? Hv*
olutimUbU la this ckjf yvtiterikiy ore
I ated a great rk>L The goveriuiKiR I
aoKlUfw charged the vast throiig o I I
people aiul wheu they hail ixwtsed over
the street was filled with dead and
dying. More than a hundred were
killed outright and Wt lying in the
street.
EL PASO, Texas. Nov. 21? Martial
law has Ixvu deciared at Zaeatwas '
and akso at Guem\ whore great riots
occurred yesterday.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Nov. 21? *
Mian small ^artii-s; of Mexicans along a
the border are disarming. u
U RIBS PISSES lit)
(By AUak? Now* Bureau)
ASTOPAVA, Kubtua. Nov 21 ? Count
Tubstoy tikxl &t six o'clock Suutlay
moruing.
Count L*jo TufeXoy was bora Ui the
So>enuoeut of Tula. Rutisitt, Aug. 28.
1!?3. He was edunUed in the I'ni
versity of Kaaan after whfeto he sto
ol tu the army m the Caucasus and
Ui the Crimean war. He took i>art la
(he battle ui Tchentaya and was in
the sturmms o t Set*kslot*>i He re
tireU ai the eml of the campaign, At
ter live liberation a t the serfs he liv^ed
on his estates working with ami help
ing the [K-ustuKs, also iknoting hiin
deseif to study.
He became the greatest Russian
novelist and social reformer and was
?
look^-d upou as a religious mystic.
H;s bwt kuowu works are "War and 11
P- Ace," Anna Karanina," "Sevas- 11
topoJ" "The Cossacks, "Two Pilgrims"
My Reti-^tan," "My Confetssion,'" "A I
Commentary oc the Bible" "Life" 1
"The Kreutzer Sonata " and "Ivan I
Hyich." I
GREAT MOUNT
IN DANGER
(By Alaska Nowi Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 21? Letter advic?s
Imrf Male that Prof Parker
U pjannwe & oiulvixitwr asi-eu* of
Mount MeKkniey. He wants to be
: the first to pieJX the American flag
on the summit, of the great peak
DIED II MNCOUVER. 8. C.
Constance, the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Busby. iS?*l on
.'Yul?y Nov. 11, after an ilhietas o <
1*** than a w*vk aiul at the age la.
She w<u a Stagway girt in the early
1'iwh an?l "wj w Ui reimeuiber her
mi a "'t1*"! girl. Mr. and Mrs. Busby
and tier three brother* have our sin
ourw bynijittthy in their bereavvinent.
PACIFIC IS
NOT PACIFIC
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 21? A terrible tor
nado is now racing over the entire
Pacific and grave fears are eatertaim
od far the safety of the coast ship
ping.
Mueftsie Gideon, the popuJar chef of
the Hotel Caribou at CarcroeB, spent
the week end in Skagway visiting
friends.
Any person witching to have sewing
done by the day, will please leave
orders at the Golden. North Hotel. 3L
BORN? to Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Reid, at Marsh field, Oregon, an 8^4
ib. daughter, Nov. 7, 1310. The tittle
.laughter is aanwd He-lao Elizabeth.
Get a turkey for almost nothing ?
anyway have the fun of trying to
get it at the Board of Trade. Tuck's
Piace> tonight.
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THORO
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I D. HOWtLLS
OK TOLSTOY
(By Alaska Nana Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 21? Wttllftm Demn
lo wells in aa addmss i>rai*w? Toisu>.v(
nd la, referring to his greatuietisi said
out1 could imitate him.
JGE TO
BE DISLODGED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BOSTON. Nov. 21 ? Governor Elect
oss has issued a statement deaiand
ig that Senator Lodge withdraw from
is attempt at re-atecttan.
IICTBfi BERBER
PESSIMIST
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 21 ? V'otor Berger,
le socialist member of the next con
rees has made many addresses re
a?tly, in which he foretells a great
lash between the uind?rfed and the
ery wealthy of America.
CHANGES IN
CABLE SERVICE
(By Alaska N*wi Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 21? Au
order is issued by the war ik'part
rnent which tun us oiver the administra
tion of the Alaska cable service to
the commanding officer of the Depart
ment of the Columbia, which is Gen.
Ma us. It is understood that Col
Thompean will shortly move his office
to the Vancouver barracks.
THOUSANDS
ARE MOURNING
(By Ala*ka News Bureau)
ASTOPAVA, Russia. Nov. 21? Thou
o f peasauts mourn Tolstoy's
death. The funeral aiTaugeiBeots have
not yet been. made.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Nov. 21? Al! the morn
ing papers contain a three column,
signed statement, from Dr. Crippen,
declaring his innocence.
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shapely garments coloring in grays, browns,
blues and blacks.
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