I
I
BE MOBILIZED
TROOPS STATIONED AT
FT. LA WTO N RECEIVE ORDERS
Trouble Brew if On Mexican Borde--.
Trcccs it Fort La ^ton, Wash, Are
Orcered to fee in Readies* For
Action.
'5t Alaska News Kureau. >
SEATTLE. Wash . Feb. 6 ? The ra
;ca:.oa* are that tlK* coajitisns
>S>r^s the Mexican border are grow
and aaother tnobi!:xation
i troops is eminent.
Colonel Jaoksca. ia command of the
. a* FV>rt Lawton. has
i , v. i r.iers to !ioid the troops
s to r. iv to the Mexican
barter.
rO'A AGES E VPRESS iSSLES
EDICT FOR REPUBLIC.
Gy AA-Ki News Bureau)
FrikiN. C . r.a, Feb. 5 ? Acceding
?> the de&*aids o t the Rebels, the
> Dowacer toiay issued an
tx ct j .stroctiag the Premier Yuan
ai Kai to e^tat.ish a republic along
o v i *. .e one orcamzed by the
ri t>e s. and to be organixed in oo
w :h the southern repoii -
?*-. officiate.
. SSOLRIAN OPENS ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN FOR NOMINATION.
By Alaska. New* Bureau.)
JOVUN. Mo Fell. 6? Br-GOT?irnor
FV k of Miss, uri opened his
. ni* c^paign for *' - <?? ?e^r*tic
on;. : r rre? c".y on Sat
,rdaj . with a speech h re.
COVER N " IE NT I* AFTER
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
( Rj Alaska Ne?-s Bureau.)
A VSH N\. TON", I>. C . Feb. 6 ? W
has been ? Li.od here that prepar
*!_ons are or. foot for a prosecution
of the }"\pre- Companies of the
United Stat. > f ^r alleged over charg
ing throughout the country.
SANTA ANA LIMPS
INTO PUGET SOUND
iUssk* Steamship Company's Freight
ier Reaches Seattle in Leaking Con
dition Frcm Accident Near Ketchi
kan.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Wash., Feb. 5? The San
ta Ana. the ^laska Steamship Com
pel :;y 's freighter limped into port to
Jay from Southeastern Alaska in a
M.-ff'm'nff condition. Her condition was
due to her running aground in Kark
tay. noar Ketchikan, where she re
mained for several days, finally drag
ging herself off of the rocks under
her own steam.
CORONERS JURY HOLD
CHAUFFEUR RESPONSIBLE.
t Br Alaska News Bureau.)
SAN MATEO. CaL, Feb. 6? Samuel
1 iiboUiy, the chauffeur who shot and
killed J. J. Moore, the prominent
'Frisco merchant and clubman, in
this city last week, was yesterday
charged by the coroners jury, who
investigated the case, with the re
- bility for the death of Moore.
Timothy claims that he shot in
self defence. He will be held for
-ORVER GRAND PRESIDENT OF
EAGLES PASSES AWAY
tBy Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 6? State Sen
ator Thomas Grady passed away a
'.lis home here last night.
Grady has been v ery popular in '
this section of the country where hv
a as always taken a prominent place
in palitics In former years he wa*
a strong factor in the Tammany cir
. i s here.
Grady was al-^o a former Grar.d
President of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles
DIVINE SARAH WILL GO
INTO VAUDEVILLE.,
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 6? The lovers
of \ audeville will be treated to a
rare vision of loveliness in the near
future.
Sarah Bernhardt has signed for a
forty week's engagement on the
Orpheum circuit.
3 Off Qur Annual 30ff:
IK
33j per cent. I
Inventory Sale I
For the next TEN DAYS we will give
our patrons the opportunity of making
663 cents buy $1.00 worth
of goods
EVERYTHING ON SALE
(* :Hc ?\ception of Rubber Goods. E. W Collars, Knox
1 iats. Threads and Double Service House Dresses)
Remember WE have no OLD good?
and a guarantee goes with each purchase
Sale starts at 6 o'clock p. m. Jan.
31st and runs to Feb . 10th, 9 p. m.
Terms:- Strictly Cash
H. J. Tynch
Th? Up-To-Oat* Habardasher and LacMea Furntahar.
WILL WAKE ASCENT
LATE IN MARCH
Four Men. Twenty-two Dogs Make
Dash For Far-Famed Mount. Party
Well Equipped Fcr Attempt.
(By Alaska News Bureau. >
FAIRBANKS. Feb. 6? The party
>ent by the Times of this city to
! scale Mt McKinlcy left the city at
1 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. They |
were given a great send-off by the
?ntire population of the town.
The party consists of four hardy
inushers. George S. Lewis, will have
charge. He has been for many
years a government engineer and
surveyor, and has resided in Alaska
i for three years. The other members
; of the party are Martin Nash, an old j
: sourdough, who has spent many
years mining and ^respecting around
Dawson and the Fortymile: Anson
MoCabe, a member of the Gorernmen
land survey in Alaska, and Jack Phll
? lips, a noted dog musber. It is
thought that this group of hardy
'.nushers should succeed In reaching
the summit if the feat is at all pos
sible. Jk s
The party is well e^Hpp^ for a
long mush through thj frozen North,
and will carry all the paraphernalia
necessary for the dangerous attempt
to scale the walls of the far famed
mountain which rise sheer 17,000 ft
*bove the surrounding country.
The equipment will be hauled by
twe-nty-two dogs on four sleds and
ciill consist of 1<>00 pound* of grub,
limblnc paraphernalia such as creep- \
??r?. pike polos. rope, alcohol stoves. ,
! i^eroid barometers, etc.
The party will travel down the
Tanana to the Kantlshna river which ;
1 :?y will ascend to the headwaters
?hi^h rise on McKlnley.
Tb?y erpect to make the 150 tolles
o the foot of the mountain In ten
lays, where a camp will be establlsh
d at the foot of the Muldrow Glacier
>n the North Western side of ML
j McKlnley.
The final dash to the summit will
be made in the latter part of March
n-hen the weather will have become
'?<s sovree a^d the party will have
become thoronehly acquainted with
the mountain and the snmwndlnc ;
? country
TAFT INVITES EXHIBITS
FROM ENTIRE WORLD.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 5?
President Taft siened the worlds
fair proclamation late Saturday night.
This proclamation calls for the e*
' liibits from all over the world and Is
the official invitation of the United
States to the countries of the world
lo join the United States In the
celebration of the completion of th^
Panama Canal, which will be cele
brated by the San Francisco World's
Fair, to be held in 1915.
BRITISH SUBMARINE BOAT
SINKS AFTER COLLISION
Crew of Fourteen Are Drowned Whe?
Water Pours in Following Collision
With Tramp Steamer. England
Mourn# Their Lott*.
(By Alaska. \?>ws Bureau.)
LONDON, Fob. 6 ? The entire pop
ulation of the country are In mourn
ing for the terrible death suffered by
fo.jrteen members or the crew of the
British Submarine boat, a -3, which
sunk off the coast after a collision
with a tramp steamur near here.
The details of tfie accident are
meaner, the only farts obtainable be
ing. that the submarine, while on a
ten trip, rammed herself Into the
hull of the tramp steamer, tearing a
huge hole into herself, following
which, the water poured in sinking
the submarine and drowning the en
tire crcw consisting of fourteen men.
MANY ARE PLEASED WITH
PRESIDENT TAFrS MESSAGE.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, I). C., Feb. ??
When interviewed by the press con
cerning the President's message to
Congress on Alaska, Governor Clark,
of Alaska, stated that he was very
well pleased with the attitude taken
by the President on the questions
concerning Alaska.
Members of the Pacific Coast dele
gation of Alaska boosters also ex
pressed themselves as satisfied with
the message of the President.
McMANIGAL TOLD ALL
HE KNEW OF DYNAMITERS.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
1X)S ANGBLKS, C'al . Feb. 5? Ortie
McManlgal turned up In
city today after being spirited awaj
from Indianapolis last week. He
stated wh??n interviewed that he had
told the government prober* there
all that he knew of the operation? of
the McNamaras and other dynamiter#
with whom he was associated
MEXICAN REBELS HOLD
THE CITY OF JAUREZ.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
JAUREZ, Me*., Feb. 5? The Reb
els are in control of the entire city
The regular? are hovering In the
neighborhood but are unable to get
near enough to the city to capture
It
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
COMBINE AGAINST SOCIALISTS.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MILWAUKEE. WSs., Feb. 6? In an
offort to defeat the Socialist vote
which has swept everything before It
in recent elections the Republican*
and Democrats have combined Into
;>ne party putting up a non partisan
ticket.
A gieantic effort will be made in
the coming municipal election to i
break the strength of the Socialists .
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..MINCEMEAT..
? ? ? ? 4> ?
We wish to call your attention to
our bulk mincemeat ? that ii?
"ATMORE'S"
finest product and is the best mince
meat on the market today. it
full flavored and needs nn
fixing. Special price
for Mia nee of sea
son 20c pound
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer j
U FBLLETTE
UKtS REST
PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE
OVER WORKS HIMSELF
It Threatened Wi h Nervous Break
Down. Rests Three Weeks. Re
fuse* to Quit Race. Illinois Pro
gresstves Back Roosevelt.
(By A task* New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D C . Feb. 6?
Senator LaFoilette ha* cancelled all
engagements for a period of three
weeks and will rest up thoroughly be
fore taking acthe part m his presi
dential campaign. His nervooa sys
t?n threater. a breakdown from the
incessant work thai he baa done in
the last few weeks.
WASHINGTON. D. C . Feb 6?
Following tbe rumor to tie effect
that I^Follette would drop oat of
'he presidential race, the latter em
phatically stated today that he was
In the race to star and that be would
not withdraw
WASHINGTON, D. C . Feb. ??
Simultaneously wKb the refusal of
I APollette to withdraw from the pres
idential rare. Mediil MeCormacfc the
head of the Illinois Progressive Le*
5w. Issued a call to the members of
that League to defeat iAFollette and
to work solidly for Roosevelt. for the
republican nomination.
SHERMAN BELIEVES PRES.
TAFT WILL BE RE ELECTED.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb ??
Vice president Sherman, sneaking on
the political outlook for the coming
flection stated that he confident
'hat Taft would l?e re-elected
TURN TEDDY DOWN
AND ENDORSE TAFT.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
CHICAGO. Ill . Feb Admirers of
Theo Roosevelt were given a snub
today when the Cook county republi- ]
can convention turned down Roose
velt and endorsed Taft for the pr*?l
dencjr.
COMMANDERS ARE ORDERED
TO BE READY FOR WAR
| U. 5. Trocps on Mrtxiean Bonier Will
Be Ready For ln??ar>t Action. Reb
el* Are Warned Agalnat Firing Ov
er The Border.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. S? fn
artier to meet any emergencies that
may ari#t? In the northern part of
Mealco d'jrtn* the present uprising,
the oommanHera a Inn* the border
pnata have been notified to be in
readkiews for Instant action
The Rebels have been notified that
| ndi.vrlminafe firing orer the border
| *111 not be allowed and that if ther?>
are any accidents to American citi
?en? from thta ?Wfe that th? United
I ?tate* will Interfere In the rebellion
| and pnt a atop to It.
WIFE OF ALASKAN
SECURES OIVORCE.
(?*y Alaska New* Boreao.i
SPOKANE. Feb ?? Mr* Martin
Welsh, wife of Martin a weal
thy Alaska railroad contractor yea.
**?rday secured a dHrorc? from her
husband. The proceeding ca?ed a
i^reat vnsation
Welah la an old timer In Alaska
a vin* gathered hia fortnne iti that
oontry. He heW many rontracta on
he Copper Rirer .North err. railroad
| .hen that road wan being b?tfl? from
I CordoTa
ANOTHER COLD WAVE
HITS MIDDLE WEST.
(By Alaska New* Rureeni. i
CHICAGO. Ill . Feb. *? Another
. okl ware has hit thla part o< the
oontry The report* from the mid
j lie western states show that the
old snap is quite general
Much ?*ifTering la being felt In the
' Element district? of this city
CLARENCE OARROW
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
(By Alaska .New* Burean I
l/>8 ANGEL*. Oil. Feb ?? CHr
: >nc? Harrow was arraigned here In
the Superior Poort Satnrday on the
ndlctment* returned againat him by
! Vhe erand Jury Ho appeared In
coort and plead not guilty to the ac
| rtisatlon. His trial waa set for the
i fourteenth of this month
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Women
and
I Children
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Also A Large Assortment of J
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
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A not to.
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