?he ^crily ^laskan
Ni IN* fourteenth year.
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BARBARA. Cal Oct lv?
Th* ?.>ret wrvkv ir^n who har*
been *>->rkinc <mi the ease <rf the *'
,*- ^T.Tm * km ^ Preside t
T^f"-.- -ain. hv <V 4yMnit?. cW
i*t ;> ? v are ? Vx?e to the perpetra
:,v-? th? -<>.1. an?i exj>ect So make
arrets the near futwtv.
They claim that the men who plan
ned the dynamiting were evidently
expert* in the use of the eiplwlw.
a ! that had the train run over thr
:ra<-k under whtoh the dynamite was
placed, the entire train would have
been Mown to atoms Indications
h?vw that it was a deHherat-e plot to j
.iestroy the entire party and train
BMESK UNO MM TROOPS
r?y M*sV& N-ws l
BKRUN <Mt IS? TV atUok on
rm** S*TiB? ooa>*?i l*-c* nipto'
Hist N '? '">? ?1*rlk
T rs? *ro lP*vin#; for th*5
ooasn <? wkioh *ro not in \ ro
bfU)OM state.
T' ItKTuphk" advices have Just been
received in this city that AdmiraJ
Pins arrived in Hankow with five
w*->hips and a tow of five thousand
troops.
PROGRESSIVES
SKIN TAR
?> V Xm R?rv*u.)
CWCAGO OH IS ? The XatSvwti
v~. l.?^acno *lroh h*s been t
.'iv ,<r. n this city for The past
>r-. vv ?.ivM?nMV. *t mwn tod?\
; . ???r.ment a*s taken. many
?V t siv?ke oC U?e presen;
?vlr -*r*:kw?, *tk3 were very ?*rni
tli - .-wrmlii >e of Provident Txf"
TURKS AGAIN
ROUIE ITALIANS
V.isU N.*s Bureau *
T . >>; ? i\ S ? v Urte for** of
TarV sh far,irv encaco^ an arm> of
a' rw?'ar>? oatsi-'e :V.> fitr to
\ ^ - ftWMl the ItAi'-A' v to Seek
pcoOPdior *Khii? th<? city.
HALF THE JURY
NOW SECURED
r?\ Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS vNBirLES Oct. IS? l"P to
'.v counsel in the MrXafliara
<1 has admitted six talesmen.
\\ a mimiher have been examined,
xor* little question has been made
.>\ . t the majority of them, and the
- e Oh* far has been really omi
- , w ith the si* secured and three :
who have beoa rejected
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
SKATTLR. Oct. 18? lAst night the
Kai- -vr OUib was the scene of a ban
tjuet siven in honor of Governor W aJ
:.r E Clark of Alaska given by tl?<
business men of the cUy.
Y ou will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
Jffipae
SUITS AND
POLO COA TS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
Th# Up-TcvDat* Hab?rdas*er and La.-'iaa Furnish*-.
FAIRBANKS URGES S1EP IN
IDE RIGHT DIRECTION
I Special to the IMilr Alaskan.)
FAIRBANKS, Alaska Oct. 18? At
a regular meeting of the Fairbanks
Commercial Club which was held la??t
nteht. It was decided that the follow
ing communication be address- d to
President Taft. even- member of the
President's cabinet, and to every
nipmber of Congress. with the recom
mendations which It has received
from the several <YWumei rial bodies
of A tasks
One half of the total (told output
erf Alaska is eaten up by transporta :
tk?n charges, This Is a (treat bur
den on the mining Industry of Alaska
and could be reduced over one half
by a system of good roads which
wouM make possible the opening of
mines in the Immense territory of
Alaska. Seme of this territory can
not be touched because of the high
oo?t of transportation.
' The growth of AlMkt'i industries
and the increase of the papulation
dt ponds upon .rood rofc '?
"Ctvtc commercial bodies of Alaska
therefore unite In reqti sting that Co' -
gross of the Cnited States apprc^jrla 1
one million dollars annually for the
next five yearn for the construction
improvement and maintenance of wa
gon roads and trails throughout Alas
ka. and request that President Taft
incorporate these n?commen<latlon?
for such appropriations annually In
his message to Congress."
This is ptirely a matter for the
Commercial Club to t*ke up. and
should have the immediate action of
that body.
NOW DOWN TO JUS1 1WO GREEKS
Wank Manl?\v and *-if?> arrived out
from th?> Iditarod hist night, and uri*
rf*t??torrd ttt the PiiIWi home
Ml\ Vanlev has boon operating his
rlaimn on Flat Creek. and reports
a very pn**pero?u?
In spiviitinjr of the conditions In the
MMtroil district. Mr. Manley oaM
ihftt there were only two ercefcs.
Ktat and Otter <fw?t wer?? ylekflnjs this
year and they would probably put out
from $3.MK>.0?0 to $4 01^,000 this yea''.
Iditarod City no*- has ab<*M S00 or
?tM> population, and Flat City Is prac
tically dead. roost of the Inhabitant.*
haxinj: (tono either to Kuby City or
? (Jood N'ows Ray.
It is Mr. Manloy-* opinion that th*
Iditarod Dinlrk-t will bo tho RToatoat
quart* (*nip 'n Alaska. although very
littlo proKpwtinR Tor quart* has Jwwi
done, but In almost every rnt which
has been made in the head# of the
crooks, stringers allowing free frotd
tms boon disclosed. and It in only a
matter of time until frond bxlgo* are
found.
It is Mr. Manny's intention to
rotnrn to tdttarod In the spring. as
ho still owns a eontroHtng Interest
1-n the Flat tTr-ok property
Mr and Mrs Manley will go to Se
attle on (he r>olphln.
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau.)
SRATTLB. Oct 18 ? In a be
fore the Commercial Club of this city
last nfcht. Gifford Plnrhot declared
'hat the Conservationists were blame
less in regard to the trembles in M
aska. which have (frwmn o?t of the
Co* I Land FVmid C?<?x?. am! the sub
seqwnt vlthilravil of the Ala*ka oof
lands from entry. Ptnobot lay the
Ctufte of the whole troulhle to the
discordant element in Settle. cUim
inu that they were the nourre of the
evil.
MAKING A ZIG !
ZA6 JOURNEY
(By Alaska News ftureau.1
PORT WORTH. Tex Oct 18? Avi
ator Ro<i(rprf> arrived in this city to
day from McAle*ter, OkJa , making
good time on the fHfsht. He will leave
tonight for Amarilk* in the Pan Han
dle. fr<wn where he wiU fly in the di
rection of IVnver, Colo.
Subscribe for the Dally Atartan.
REBELS FIGHT
WITH MARINES
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
HANKOW. China Oct 1 ? ? At a late
hour TM(?rdiy afternoon a big force
of Rebel* attacked the (Jerman Mm
ines who had been stationed near
this city to protect the foreigner*
For over two hours a fierce battle
raped in which over a hundred were
'killed on both aides.
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WILL OPES HERE TONIGHT
Tontaht the ShrnMiiC1*T?lu4 Op
era Company will npon ? thr^nlrtU
encashment with the bt? new romtr
opera "A Sttibh?rn CllKlM*!!* Two
other ni>? bilk* will b? printed and
In coiweqnenre the atte?dane* wtll no
douM b?> Jnr*e Seat* are wiltn* at
Britll and those dc-*irln* to avoid
the nwh at the bo* offW-e ahouM se
fin* ?eat? early. The (took and lyri?4
of thin (tetn of oom>r op?ra are f?r
superior to anything *o far offered
!by th? Sherman-Cleveland Company,
i The romedy I* areamlmtly funny ami
i the waltt 'to* by the Ponlea" In
the aerond art la a aenulne hit New
(wenery and costume* together with
the novel eWtrkal *fferta make of the
ntTtatrmjent sn everrfn* of enjoy
ment The rwrtaln will rtae promptly
at S o'Horlt und all are renwwte?| to
me earty in mW to he tihle to ?et
the fnll benefit of the entire prodnr
| on.
FIGHTING CONTINUES III CHI
(By Alaska Npws PiKti.)
HANKOW Oct. 18? A terrific battl*
t!u fnueht W??>n tho Imperial and
Rebel troops n<*r thk city tstdar
Thpr* were ipd thousand Rrtel* and
two thiwMnd Imperial troop* in the
b*tO* At th# pi***nt tlm? It i? nn
nbl* to w^rtnln th?? n'wnb?r of hill
(vi nn<1 ?nnn?1?!. bnt It t? known In
ho many hnnrfrH*. ** th? fl*htlmr at
Um?? tr#n lit rVw? r*mr??, b"1-''
armf*** ?r<> >v|>rtpp#?1 ?Nh mo Horn
?rm?
DESERTER BUCK
AGAIN IN FOLD
(By Alaska Mown Bureau.)
PKKIN, China . Oct 1#- funeral
Hun*. who deserted the I mperVal for
cm tn ?M the RHwla Mi their effort*
to establish a Rf>p*ibtte. h*? returned
to the Imperial fnrr**. and was re
instated In the portion he formerly
occupied.
MS1EI OF "Wll BOr DIES
(By Alaska N??-? Bureau.)
NEW YORK Oct IS? Captain !>>?
la N Stodder. who wa* actinic maater
of the Monitor throughout her career,
is dead at hi* home in Brooklyn. !
He was 74 rear* old Captain Stod- .
der was assigned to the Monitor at
her launchln* as acting master, con
tinuing In that capacity until sh* :
founder**! off Hatteraa while beina
towed southward for service
BOTH SIDES
ARE RESTING
PHILADKI.PHIA. Pa Ort. I* Th?>
fourth ram* of th?> National '"ham
p1on*hlp Krh?Hnlr?1 to tafco pla<?
hr r#. ' r*\ny WM polXprvnMl. OWlH* IO
'ho ni'irtdT condition of tlw? *r<?in<(?
follow-In* th? rainy ?<>*th?r of Uv?t
nWht
The Giant* ar* *>l*t?d ovf th?? fafl
nro to play today, a* It *lv?i? Mar
quarrf. who will pitrh tlt? fourth eamn
mor*> rhur> to r#at and will alao
b?MWM M*th?waon who will pltrh th*
fifth (ratn?> for th* N?w York*
Oonnl* Ma^k. for th? Athl^.icw
stated rhla afternoon that ft wa? jnat
a? woll. An Plank and H?nr1?^r. who will
pitch the npit two ram?? for Phllart"!
phi* will ho In bolter ah*p? ?ft??r a
?hort r<*?t
Who ha* my hooka The Tr*mm?1
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