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a \ SPORT ATI ON COMPANIES
~0 DRAW TOURISTS NORTH
Will VXaarxv Dkfk; of Moving Pic
ture* of Alaska Throughout East
R> \*ask.\ News Bureau.)
SEATTLE, Jan. 13 ? Tin* moving
t- mre*. taken by Captain Keen
-chmidt. throughout Aiaska and the
rv>l*- regions, which were shown bo
~o the Press Club several even'.n.s
\ro *111 be d spXyod throughout the
B*L
A mowmctit is on fox whereby
t!>ey *;U be used as advertising mod
t. in an effort by the transportation
xvr.panies to boom tourist tr*\-e! it
\ rtV.and
'1 V I\>bhs will show the pictures
-1 -.it the East. ba<ked f nan
?iUy :iv the iransrsvtation compare#
' - now in Vlask*
?IU E HUMPHREYS
S SLATED FOR BENCH
?.cvsn K*wm Seattle TV> Siu
ed District .'udpe pon worth
B> Mask* News Bureau .
SE \TT1.E. Jan. 12? Word ha* bo. n
ro?v \ here that Will K. Hum
Congressman fwm the ''rsi
? ; has been slated by Presides
aft for the position ft PWr ; ;
-
, ? of Judsre George p->nwort
lvmworth w*s appoit^od to
b *ci? in
? \'EC CAN AMBASSADOR
T0 fra\cE. RESIGNS
'..or; U?A>n lA*ve*. Diplomatic S?M
,-?> to lie.vme a Professor *'
Harvard University
\Va>ka NiM BWWt)
r \RIS. FYaaee. Jan. 13 ? American
. assa - Robert Bacon has hand
> < res c- nUon as V S Vtt
?<? to Pranoe
will av>x>^' * position on the
ulty ot Harvard University. He to
? \. of New York
?0 BELO* AT 0GIL.V IE
The coldest weather of the sps
>n was recorded yesterday in OgB
\ r when the mercury fell V> 70 de
- below 7eTO.
ElCSfiS S I B 1 * I
The Best of
The
Good Ones
For
Bis and Little Feet
THE
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$&itiunan
\ SHOE
H. J. LYNCH
TS# UpTo-D?t? Hafcarcasher and La.Ji? Furnish*.
TAFT 10 CARE
CHAS W MORSE TO BE
TAKEN TO HOT SPRINGS
Aired Hanker Will Be Removed From
penitentiary at Atlanta, G* . to
\rkansas Hot Spring For
Special Treatment
( By Mask a News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. P. C., Jan. '3?
Orders have been sent to the peni
!o'.tiary at Atlanta, where Banker
(."ha* \V Morse has been Imprison
to remove the aped convict from
<- hospital there to the army jcrn
? li >>p 'aJ at Hot Spring*. Arkan
sas, where he will receive special
i oatmert.
\\ the late examination Riven
I ' the \rmy Board of Rxamin
: not dlsokwe any fatal disease
old linker's general condition
o -idered to bo In a T**?r state
"ERT FRANKLIN PLEADS
GUILTY TO BRIBERY
of McNamara Jury Plesdt
G>rlty- is Fined *5.000
|;> \laska Ne?? Bureau. 1
U>S \ NOBLES, Cal . Jan. 13? It if
I. rstood here that Bert Franklin,
ho wa* dieted for brihinp Jurors
McNamara <*<=<?. has enteral
. .) of guilty He vm fined *5.?
.. LO> D TO HEAD
BIG COMMITTEE
i B> Mask a New* Bureau <
u VSHINCTON. P. C., Jan. 13?
\i r??ontt?tive James LJoyd of Mto
> rl was yesterday elected chairman
f the reorpanlied Democratic Con
,res>; ona] committee
CHAMPION FEATHERWEIGHT
DIES OF PNEUMONIA.
Hy Mvska News Bureau )
ST 1-OVTS, Mo, Jan. 13? Johnny
Hecan. former featherweight cham
pion of the world, died h?"e yesterday
of pneumonia
VANCOUVER MAYOR IS
DEFEATED IN ELECTION.
i B\ Alaska News Bureau.)
V.WTOVVER. B 0 . Jan. 12? May
or Taylor was badly beaten ia the
pal election here yesterday, by
James Findlay
Mayor Taylor has werved two term*
.? mfivor of the city.
Have you t-nvWod your young man
to co to the A R l^eap Year dance
"onight?
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
SHOW BIG GAIN
I Late Election Places Many Socialist
Members In The Hekhsta*, Tto
National Assembly.
(Ry M.v.ka News Bureau i
BERLIN, Germany, Jan. 13 ? He- j
. arts from the election. Ju*t
hows that the Socialist vote ha?
:n.ide a er. Rt pain over previous elec
tions througfout Germany Many
VON BETH M AN-HOLLWBG
<?? :ali?t member* were ?eat#d in
Iip R< -hMae. 'he National Assem
Th rha ce of front of the voting
pvn'.v in sptll* dofoat for Chano?l
: \ in Hc'hman-Hollwef:, who took
a prominent part in the J*t*
j v irooonn discussion in which 0?r
? \ ??*< Involved.
WEGENER ATI'S STEAL
FinlMeN'9 0UTTIT8
Ttub!>er ("oats And Hats Disappear
Prom F*irr> Quarters, No 2.
FYmrth And State Streets
Much 1ndienM;on 1s beinx felt In
'"?n over the disappearance Thcrn
lav cv? r.injr of two firemen'* rubber
a\* and hat*, from fire quarters N<k
on Fourth and State afreet*
The coats were placed on the pole
if the hose rlrt, where they could
( f?e reached at a minute* notice They
*?re last seen on Thursday even,
injr.
"It is a deplorable condition of af
'airs when such article* Intended for
1 'he public safety Are preyed upon by
nembers of onr community
Should the offender be detected he
v ill receive the maximum penalty
hat the law allow*." stated Ma r
hal Pare, today, who 1* very indt*
nant to think that the Are f1*httn*
apparatus and furnlshtnfa, established
for 'he public welfare and aafety
hould be tampered with and carried |
ff by any one living In Skajnray
t- .1
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Hills Bros. Teas I
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^ The demand for UiMke |?K?d incTf^uwe Bodily. It is lh? n*t
4. ural demand for a good product? a product that evwy connl?e?ir, +
4* rooopnbot an the bc*t on the market. W? recommend this iVna
j. +
^ \cr\ hlphly, jtnd grarantee Its purity
4. +
4. +
+ 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
+ 1-2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
+ +
; P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
? +++++++++++++++++++++++?
NOME FEARS
FOOD FAMINE!
THE COAL SHORTAGE
GROWS MORE SERIOUS
RealdenU of Alaskan City Face J W.
tow Condition* ? Coal A knout Bn
tlrely Gone ? Meat Supply I#
Getting Vtj Low
(Bt Alaska .Vc*? Durban )
NOME, Alaska. Jan 13? Tho coal
shortarc here grow* mmv> serious day
by day
The supply of mrit also in *?>tUng
very low
A faming is threatened
blizzapds blow
IN MIDDLE ST4TE9
i By Alaska News Rurean i
CHICAGO, III.. Jan IS ? A never*
blitiar.l has heVd this city and the
middle states, in tta srasp for two
days Much saff?r'n* is report??l
EVIDENCE FOR HAGUE
PEACE CONFERENCE
IX) N" DON". .Tan i." W.th ?.no?.rKK> J
??Tnafiirce to a world's p?*<~e p?tl .
Utm. to he pr**en'?1 at the ne*t
Majnie conference. In 1!M4 or 1915.
Mtss Anna B F k*t' i principal *f
? ??~tiooj of la -i enacts in Breton. ha*
arrlv<*i in l?ndon after a tour of
\meiira. Germany. Denmark. Swit*er
land. Austria, Swe-kn. France, Be'
?ii?m ami Holland. Mor* than 1.000.
ooo trade unioni?t* of Great Britain
hav?> signed the p?t<tk>n. Mian Rck- I
?le<n says she will have 100,000,000
? !jrna<\ire? hy 1914
DIAMOND STAMPEDE
IN SOUTH AFRICA.'
JOHAVESSniRO. South AfrVa
Jan 13 ? BJoornhrwf a farming diatrict
on the hanks of Vaol, la the center
of * diamond rush, 1S.OOO people hav
In* hurried thern within 'h?? pust <
weeks upon word of the discovery of
the pr?vio*H? atone* Already 20 000
claims have been staked out. The
proprietors' profits from a temporary
hflrtel are J10.0O0 * nionth
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LAR8 PRICE FOR SILENCE.
Evelyn N??Wt Thaw Is Oi**n Ooo? 1
Income, Provided She Dow Not
FVht R*l??u>* of Thaw
tl?y Akwka New* BvreM.)
PlTTSniRO. Petm., Jan. 13? It b~
ame known today thai Evelyn Ne*
hit Thaw, former wife of Harry K
Th*w. and th* r antral fl<r<n-* ar^md
vhom th* Thaw- Whit* traredy took
->!?<?<? ha* b*on offered fln.OOO a
vrar for Uf* providing ah* do? not
right aeainw. the r?l*??? o< Thaw
from Matteawan, th* famous N*w
York Institution for 'b* liwin*
RUSSIA PUNISHES
RIOTERS HERSELF.
TABRIZ. Persia, Jan 12? El#ht P*r
?iar,a were han**d yeaterday by or
?W of the Rusalan ("win martial and
another *iicht were **e*-wUd thU a f
t*rnoon. In <ronrx?rtion with tb* recent
attack on th* Ruaaian troops.
Tbo Russian court marfjal is ex*<-t
in* a heavy toll for the c?a?ialMerf
?<>ff<r*d by the Riiaaian troops. Th*
prison *r? a re Vied in batch** and In
nearly ?tTj caae ar? h*n?*d sum
rnarily Their bodi*a are displayed
throughout the day in th* pubMc
?-quar*
\mon* fh<*?> hare*d we-* 3h*?at
l"!*lma the h**d of one of th* re.
l;(rtrv??s ?*ct?. and the ch'*f m?mh?r
of th* 'oral as**mbly. Sheik Sa>*m
Shua Ed TV>w!eh. hm*.h*r of th*
'^rm" Shah. arrU*d h*r* thia after
a?ri ?o *??'?m* th* OoT*rror?h!p H*
?aa *?*or?*d h* ? hMr of R'las'a^
Prvn?a<-|t!?
CAPT a APTLETTE WOULD
SEEK SOUTH POLE
i By A iaaka New* Bur?*u. >
SAN FRANCISCO, C*l . Jan. U?
An expedition 1* b*ln<| fOtt?n "P
h.re by phBaothropWa for a laah
t* He an\t?h pole
Captain Robeirt Harriett* la tolUlt
in* fund* for the ?*p?dlMon
HUMBOLDT ARRIVES
EARLY THIS EVENING.
Th* st*am*r Humboldt left Jnrw*n
thta mornin* at 4 a m and Vs due
to arrive In port here about 5pm
I'pon reaching S*at'J* the Hum
Wdt will b* s*nl to San Franco,
v h*re, *h* will b* itfven her an
nival overhauling
? ? m ? ? ? ?
Shoes for (
Men
Women
and
Children
* We have a large Stock on hand J
'Also A Large Assortment of
Men s Sh?es
The Best That The Market
Afford*
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
yoiTveP* m
8z?*.?? a
WILL CLAYSON -JjS.
TLe Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING