(the iOaily Alaskan
So. ^ FOURTEENTH YEAR. SRAUWAV, ALASKA. Tlil 1M "AY, H !>>! KK 1911 f RffE. 10 TENTH
IMS I MINI
President of American Mining Congress Would
(let True 5tatus of Alaskan Situation
V * ,-<* \ WdW*U.t
OVXOO iH S ? John IVm,
i ; <4 U?* VnHvfc-an Mining
v\^VRVss * ? h c*w*i mn) in U??s
j vV I aSaU^- Ho
- . u a.i<irtv*N. which he
il\ , ->v! bofotv the consTt** ye?
wimI Uf I rrWV. ?!*>?>$ k)ov
OT.:n*?K>n
?. of a sr-> :?'?'? congressional
v>r.t "-<?> to nvake a lhor<ouch in
>v :o th< (vnditiOBB as
are tv* es.>tin#: in Alaska for
?*!* j?t tw. of fathering in
" w a: - >r. to lay ht*f?w Oonpress
T rresKSeat IVm staled. *-as
. n^xssar? in order that
Congress could act intelligently in
fr*.m a pohcy for the Northland.
"The true status of the situation
seems U> find." he *aid. "manj Al- 1
Mtan make conflicting state
ments.""
He urged that the commission
should be tselected from amongst
Senators * ho have no axe to
crind and oouW he relied upon to
co to Alaska and fret the true facts
ot the situation.
In closing that portion of his an
nual address. President Dern said
emphatically that he was not In
favor of the leasing system for the
Alaska ooa! lands
SCORE ? TO T1TEEI
\K\V ^ iRK O t Tb<p s:\th
.
- ? 'v- : "*? .1 'i Iris cty today
v N*? a York OiAT.ts ami
& Athletics r^suT:<\}
^ - f<-?r the (Nw<f. At the
. ? t sVv.:
-., - f*vor of ihe l*xier
T Sitt r - * ~o AD<$ and
- for tte Oi*r.is &ad Bender
. :?? .'v \ N>?
York made 4 bite ami 3 errors while
Philad* lphia ir.&d* 14 hits and five
o-rvvs New Tort made one run
in the first another one in the ninth.
Philadelphia made one run in the
th-.M. fo?r in the fourth, one in the
>.xi!i and seven ;n the seventh.
Coombs sprained his lep pitching
yesterday. and was badly injured
Wiltsie replaced Ames in the fifth,
snd Marquard replaced Wiltsie -c
the middle of the seventh
GIANTS STOLE YESTERDAY'S GAME
I
i v'.asW* V ws
\ :\\ YORK. Oct. rmpiTv
?s . > ? ? -. *-vr >"e~: -fcUoa *aios?
faru- of li-s. *hea he
,~t " J-fcl the wiHTl'.Tlp
run of the Giants was not k-ea;
He >aWi that n crossing the homo
thf rurner had not touched it.
t>nr jls the Athletx* did not raisv
the jvMr.t. a; the time of his decision
of s?ie." it *"?s ajtowad to go.
SEVT-IE \S wL *PBE<L
RIOHVONP. Va.. Oct. 2S ? A frU
^s.r, by H??ry C1?T
.1 .?.: ww! *tk: cWm^WhI hy
. . _ U iL-iU Bwttie **#
coavk'ted over a month apo of the
murder of his wif' The appeal * ill 1
V presented when the supreme court
convene* Nov. S.
The Jefferson arrived in pon *l " : 1
and ? .11 sail at 5 o'clock.
!?? ilia ????'??
You will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
/a'tcaac
SUITS AND
POLO COATS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th? oc-To-D?t? Habardssfcer ud La(*i? Furnlahar.
FATHER MEETS
SOI IN CELL
(By Alaska News Pur Mm.)
BOSTON. Ma** Oct. 26? Reverend
Clarence Richeson was today visited
by his faUier, Clarence Richeson. sr
The father is an elder in the Bablist
church of which his son was the
pastor.
The grief manifest by the father
at seeing his son in a cell of the
jail, was very pitiful He believe*
that his son is innocent of the rr:me
of killing his fiance.
IS IMPEACHED!
j
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PRKIN. China. Oct 2?? The Na
tional Imperial Assembly has im
peached Shone Htia . the presMei t f
the posts.
Communications which have beei
received from the Assembly demands
the dismissal of Sheng Huai and in
sist that he be severely punished if
this demand is not complied with
the Assembly state that they will all
resign
FIRST VENIRE
ALL EXHAUSTED
(By Alaska N ws Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Oct. 26- Tb?
trial of the century."' that of the
McNamara Brothers on a charge of
dynamiting the Los Angelas Times
on the morning of October 1. 1J>10.
is dragging slowly on. The Jury
has not as yet been secured, and the
last renire of one hundred and
twenty -five men have all been called ;
and dismissed A new venire will '
at once be called.
TURK RAIDS ROYAL HAREM AND
IS KILLED.
VIENNA, Oct. 2? ? Word has beei
received here that General Rim
Pasha, while trying to carry away
a beauty of the royal Turkish hareni
at Constantinople was challenged by
a guard and upon failing to reply
was shot and killed.
The Princess May arrived in port
this morning at 6 o'clock and saileti
south at 8. I
NEW CHIEF
Of GEODETIC
(Ry Alaska N^ws Pirrtn.)
SEATTLE, Wuh , O. t. 26? C*pt
J F Pratt. who for the past three
and a half years has boon in charge
of the Coast am! Ooodedlc Survey
work In the Philippines has been
appointed to the District of Alaska
Capt. Pratt will have full charge
if the work, and will hare head
quarters in this city.
i Rj \laska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Wash. Oct. 26? B?*muse
Chauffeur South worth charged a pas
senger In his taxicab 13 tor a three
mile ride, he is minus $25 In a fine
imposed by the police court today
His passenger was a Slavonian who
had come to this city from Treadwell
where he has been working aJl sum
mer. and had a roll of bills.
Rofoert A. Carroll, for a number
of years agent for the Alaska Steam
sh^i company in this city, since whi<h
time he has been general freight
ag->nt for the same company, arrived
up on the last trip of the Humboldt
from .C'tchikan. and has taken
charge of the local office.
Just how long Mr. Carroll will be
h> re is not known, as that depends
to a Rreat extent upon the con
dition of Clyde R. C.uptill.
It looks like oW times to see
"Brother Rob" back again, and he
has been putting in most of his time
since his arrival- gi\ing the warm
hand to his many friends.
AIRMAN ALIGHTS IN ARID ARI
ZONA.
(By Alaska Ni wi Bureau.)
YFMA. Arizona. Oct. 26 ? Robert
Fowler arrived in this city at noon
today in his Wrights biplane He
wiU take to the air again this after
noon. and continue on his flight.
For the next few days the big bed]
wiU not be used to caJi the child
ren to scJjooJ. This is due to a re
guest made by 1>. (Jable. as the
school is so close to the hospital
that the ringing of the big bell 1*
quite likcdy to disturb Mr. ftuptUl.
who must have as near absolute
quiet as it is possible to get
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t BEGINNING NOV. 1 1
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+ MO CONTINUING DURING THE WINTER MONTHS +
+ THIS STORE WILl BE OPtN EM *
+ 8 a. fn. until 6 p. m. (SA^?jYS) +
+ I take this occasion to thank you for *
* your liberal patronage during the sum- +
+ mer season and assure you that our best +
+ efforts w ill be put forth to serve you with +
+ the very best of goods, at lowest possible +
t price- +
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer +
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MASS MEETING CALLED FOR
BIG GET-TOGETHER PLAN
When S k*f**v entertained 8eo
rptwr Walter L. Fisher on Sept 1,
at which time the Secre?*ry r* the
Interior !^?<>ke to the people at the
Klks hall, hp very earnestly requested
that the people o< Alaska should do
eomethign themselves He urged
thftn In strong terms to offer sug
gestions along the line* of admin
istrative measures for Alaska. and
told his audience to put their sug
gestions In writing, and sond It on
to Washington
It Is "for this very purpose 'hat
the "<;et-to-<Jether" convention I*
being called, and for that very rea
son Skagway, which Is always look
ed upon to "get busy" should meet
and assist this very movement which
has been formulated by the citizen*
of Cordova
This paper published on October
23 a telegram from Cordova, urging
each and every city in Alaska to;
"Get to-Octher" and today we are
in receipt of the following:
'?CORDOVA. Alaska. Ort 2?? At;
, the mass meeting held in this city j
last night to h?>ar the report of the
'?ommittee appointed at the meeting
held last Monday niacht, s*td lommit
j tee being appointed for the purpose
<>f communicating with all the town*
' in Mask a. urging each tow n U> call
a meeting for the purpose of select
ing a delegate to a oon\entfon to
He held in some town to be select
ed by the majority of the citfew
*?>ndlnn d?W?*at*?, It wan to
?1ta Ui*? rommltt*# further tl?# 'o
ho?r from th? citl#* which had no*
r?*por)?iorl to tho mil
8??ward. VaM?t. Ka'alln
And Cordova w rr* U?? only ?own?
taking ?ny ?'"'?on In th? matter Th*
tiwps hav* '?Jprww**! their vi?>w?
on the m?tl? and ar? v?ry mm-h
in favor of It Cordova and KatalU
favor hoMin* the convention In for
?lovft while Reward and Valdej fav >r
Valdet m> the convention fVy. and
Nnmi> f*pr?*R<--? no preferen f?
'Th?i Committee will report to *
meeting to be tat?r of the
action taken by the t/vwn? of Scmth
o**t4?rn AlMka and the Interior"
That the first cable from Cordova
published in thia paper ha# m?t
with ronaidTable faror In thl* c|ty
is manifest by the fact that when a
representative c*|i?,| on a number
of merchant* they all e*pre???d
themselves In favor nt hoWintr a mam
meeting xo that the people n< JMra*
war mirht take a hand In the good
?vork
A mane meeting will therefore he
held tomorrow (FYMavi night at th
Town Hat] at which time the mat
ter will be th<*"o?ghIy di*cn?ed und
brought b?for? the citizen* of thin
city
It la Kvnwtly rorjnested that all
ritirrn* tnrn imt. *.? * great deal of
K?od might cr>me of a concerted ac
'ion of this kind
Ii v MasVft Ni*s !lur'*u.>
LONDON. Oi t 2fi ToWrnphir ad
? 1r<s whW h have roA? hfd 'his fWy
mm Ivkin stat*> that tho and
i !hf Imjwrials in a fl?rr?
pMWintrr near Hankow lat* y???ter
3ay afternoon.
Tho Rf4x>l troop* in out
flanking Ui* Imperials of th? North,
and gain**! ?"???? to th? p?rt of th?
city In w&W-h the f?>T?rt?BMnt b?iH
inc> ?re ?! Th"T w
the treamirr and ^arr'.?*l
awav a war ch*m whW-h contained
otpt * miHfon dollar* In *?W
The Harbor Boat Peter*on. of Ft
'? Wrn H. Seward, mad* the trip up
' from the Post today She will start
immediately upon her return to the
Post for Chiraitoff Island to brin*
bar); the party of men who were sent
'here to search for Private Wm F
l*onj? who pot V?*t from the hnntin*
party which wm taken to the Island
last vok No word ha*
!h*> P-xt of thf> mtmfnc man
Prhat* .V F. Thompson of th*
Ifith Infantrr. (n-rompMiH ?y
wifp, arrival in Pka*way thJ* morn
ing on th#> P*t*r?>n. ar.d will h* p*?
songr-rn 5>onth on th** J^f^non tlv*
a ft*rnooa .
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