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VOLCANIC LIFE
IS EXTINCT
(By Alaafca News Bureau)
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(By Alaaha Nmi Bureau)
'FRISCO
POPULATION
(By Alack* N??? Bureau)
WASHINGTON D. C Nov 17 -The
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
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J. HI. KELLER
'IS HLMED
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 17? This morning's
i'ot>t-lutei>tgoiu.-er contains an inter
esting and lengthy interview with Mr
J. M KolK-r, of Skagway. Mr. Kolkt
is an enthusiastic believer In his
iuuue town and grows eloquent in
describing the many scenic in^uties
uiid advantage* it posts et>s?> as a tour
i- > r*v*>rt. it is his belief that it (
w ill soou become tile Mecca of all
pkasure seeking America
The tourist travel, he says, i? in- !
creasing each year, ami that eastern ;
ers aiv astonished by the wonderful
?uid sublime work of nature spread
Im fore them; ami. who do not hetii
i ate u? express their great pleasure ;
at having made the trip.
Today Mr. Keller will be the hoo?M
guest at a noou-day luncheon given
by Mr Henry llarrinuin at th?* Arctic
LA FOLLETTE'S
(By Alaska News Bureau)
MADISON, Wis. Nov 17? I-af 1
I- tu's Weekly soys tliat the last el
-ttut is a se^ t-rv rebuke to Pr* ~
idenl Taft ami his policies.
6E1. GRANT
is mm
(By Alaska Nav%s Bureau)
Toledo. Nov. 17? Major General
tlraikt tn au interview this morning
gave out that ho wants tue standing
army i ncreaaed immediately to a
quarter million.
REPORT OF FIRE EXPERTS
Pire Warden Page and Fire Chief
Bend** have ocinpleted there In
spection and report that the city is
in fairly good condition, so far as
fire risk is concerned, with a few ex
c* pttuus. However, they ask that the
people exercise due care, for the un
expected usually happens.
TAXICAfilSTS
IN TROUBLE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 17? This olty
was the scene of a riot last night.
The taxicab strike breakers wore at
tacked and it required a large de
Utchment of the police force to quell
the disturbance.
SGHOENFELDT
IS DYING
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 17? Louis Schoen
feUK, founder of the Standard hXjrai
ture Com pan)', is dying at his home
iu this city, from an attack of pneu
monia.
AIR. NAVY
IS ABROAD
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON, Eng. Nov. 17? American
"Jackies" are sightseeing today and
l>i i rtaally own the city.
SAM GOMPERS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. LOUIS. Nov, 17? President
Lewis, of the United Mine Workers,
says in an interview today, that Sam
uel Campers will be re-elected Presi
dent of the American Federation of
Labor. The United Mine Workers, h
asserts will stand by Gompers.
Tlu city government is installing
an experimental gasoline lamp at
State and 11th streets. It is said
to have a hundred thousand horse
' power, or a thousand candle horse
power. or a thousand horse candle
power, or a thousand candle-power ?
anyway great things are expected of
it.
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UNCLE SI'S
INTENTIONS
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
PANAMA. Nov. 17? At the banquet
last night President Taft effectively
disposed of the report to the effect,
that the United State? had intentions
of annexing the Republic of Panama.
He asserted that America had no de
sire to annex the territory.
MUST GIVE UP
VETO POWER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LONDON. Nov. 17? Today the lib
erals presented their ultimatum to
the House of Lords to the effect
that unless the latter pass the bill
before the 2Sth. limiting the Lords'
veto power, that parliament will be
dissolved ami a general election held.
GUM MAN
IN TROUBLE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 17 ? A. Gardner
former gum manufacturer of Seattle,
and a son-in-law to Louis Shoenfehlt J
was arrested here on a charge of forg
ery committed in Seattle. He will
be taken back for trial.
School was dismissed this morning
on account of a detective pipe in, the
heating apparatus.
LEND A HAND
TO HUMPHREY
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. 17? The Post-Intel
ligencer has a strong editorial on Al
aska at fairs this morning. It says
"Every progressive republican, and ev
ery d*mocrut should assist Congress
man Humphrey in his endeavor 'to se
cure home rule for Alaska; that the
people are entitled to it."
THE SNOW
WILL FLY
Jerry Quintan has been placed Ln
charge of the snow plow division of
the operating department of the
White Pass Route. He will have as
chief assistants, "Dugtui" Barry, who
he avers is the best light weight eu
gtaeer for heavyweight business that
-ever pulled a throttle, and Mark
Phelps, as the pilot, who tun see a
roc k through Leu feet of snow. Jerry
himself is no slouch at making the
snow fly, for he was for several years
in charge of the snow plows on the
Great Northern's Cascade division
in the state of Washignton. Well,
with this combination It is certainly
up to the big rotaries to keep the
track clear or be takeu to the scrap
pile ia disgrace.
Agent Boughton of the Humboldt
Steamship company reports that the
Humboldt will be in Douglas at 1 a.
m. tomorrow and will arrive In Skag
way about three o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon.
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