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*\0?5FW CARNEGIE EARNS
TWENTY TWO DOLLARS.
S ?ei Majrnate RifW'W Re*l Money
FVr Tw<lf>in? Reflrre The Tariff
FN>i-W?*n OowmJVee
( l>r Alaska. New* Bureau I
\V \SHINGTON. n C.. .'wv 24?
Andrew Oaraefrte was 4*?<l%y paid hi*
irv: e# r*TT?s3 by him. by te*'.i:T><vn\
civen before the tart? revision rom
roifee w-Kh repaid to the *tee", in
dustry
Oaraesie"* *<<?** fee* amoimtel
ro Kteo
LA FOLLETTE FAVORS
THE JUDICIAL RECALL.
Ry .Uuhi New* Bnre*?l
NKW YORK. Jan 5?? S?n*'or La
FV?tle?e mace h*s rtr*t speech her.
iast ntrtt.
RrfetTta* to the attar* m*de or.
... 'wrrtol reea'.l Saturday rt M b:
President "Pafl he stated that h>
wiM *w* ajrree with Taft in hi?
<??-? <vn the reou'l. awl ?w? him
**'r v ?atIJJt in favor of St
WOMAN REFUSES TO
BECOME A SENATOR
IV NVER. -W. 24 ? Mrs. S*-ah P*
, v *ee. <*ne of W?e n>.?t wMeJ w
, ..i -iufra^e ?dvo> ?V* in the loi
*1 <,??, sUenoM today an effort
K*o<b tiw a> a ounJiiitl* for 14''
*v! Stat?s senate at il? sonato;
s.1 nriawn-y election to b* he!*! next
\ ea.tvr. She is <juo4<*1 in an i
km* as sayin* ;
7>e tj e * not ripe for iho el*
; ? n-nmao to the Vnitel S *t
-vie 1 know the day will eon: ?
.. Vn she wiB set hi the <vwmei'rs <t
r*Uorv. but W will not be in my
-?> ratter. "
- RETl'RN MONDAY.
Word ha* been iwived in town
tc :he effect that TV. a^xi Mrs. Gab
> will jvtura from their eastern trip
oa the CWMO which J* doe to ar- j
r.vf hwe Monday
L eat McClwr was a passertpe
on the Peterson
The ivtersoc made the round tnp
today from Ft Seward and Hataes.
y> lOapCt Simons and Mrs. Rob
r-o? of FY*\ Seward were visitors
r T"*n today.
The Best of
The
Good Ones
For
Big and Little Feet
THE
iSfmtuca/i
tfaU&nuui
H. J. LYNCH
T>? U<>T?-D?te ?ni La.''?* Fuml?h?r.
WOULD LEASE
ALASKA LANDS
LEASING SYSTEM WITH
ROYALTIES," SAYS GRAVES
0!:' f F\sw<?r Believes It MO?.<
leasable Pltn Pot Handling
Alaska Co*' band*
<Py Alaska New Bureau.)
\N FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. 24?
f F\jre??ter Henry S ?;raves, in a
,jvnf?vnr? with the eep^l'lsei*
th>? district in wmmptitlnj! on the
Vlaskan coal situation stated as hi"
;> v.ion that the most feasible Plan
?, su?:Ke?ted for the handlta* of the
lands in AlMlm was the leasing
=y?rteDV
The coft) bearinc land to be leased
, pr-\ <Ue concerns who would mtae
ami pay an ? Irqwate royalty on
.cry ion mined
BLRNS WINS DEC'SION.
ty vlaska News Bureau >
X- w ORLEANS, J*n. 24? FVankte
1 'iiir is ? a* fivei) the decislm over
h. ny lialy nt the end of their 20
! ro h?*re last nUht
Tb. men foucht hard in every
AVIATORS SCAN HILLS
FOR ESCAPED BANDITS.
L. > ANGELES, Jan. l?? rhU O
am, alee and J. Clifford Turpin. avt
?rs. today were sworn in as the
rs< s -rial deputy sheriffs in history
rw taking the oath they left a'
rice for Doroinguet field, where their
? craft were in re?iWne?R for a
-h; to Uie San Francisco htU*.
here a pos??e Is trailing two l<aad;.s
? ho ? ic*?ed in a pitched battle with
ro near Burbank Wadn^sda^.
WELL KNOWN ENGLISH
EDITOR IS DEAD.
FLORENCE. Italy, Jan. 16? Henry
IiBboactorv, the editor of the London
Truth, died at his villa hers this
iu.->rnwie
1'nti) a few years apo, Henry I-a
boucher. was one of the most prom
inent politician* in the British Isles
He was a member of parliament for
iiboitt half a century but always de
r lined to take office in any cablnet
Hte political riows were extremoly
radical, but he preferred to e<ve ex
I-resswn to them as * free lance Mv
i ibo house of commons He wielded
| a very caustic pen. which was used
?Treely in the weekly newspaper.
Troth of which he was owner and
*ditor, and in which he e* poised
l my abuses in political, commercial
and diplomatic kfe. He was at one
Ume In the diplomatic service and
served as an attache at Washington
i in 1RM. but he retired from the w
\lce year* later to enter poHth*.
I Ow4n* to failinc hesKh he had re
sided in Italy since lPWi.
WHITE PASS RATE
CASE IS POSTPONED
IMmi H pm in*? Set Por March Ftr?t.
More Evident Win be Submitted
Ry IVilh pafMos to R4*pnte
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
VANCOUVER, B. C.. Jan. 24? It
is rumored here thai the WW? Pa*s
* Tukoo Hallway rate cas? whkh
u as opened In Ottawa on Mcoday for
seti|.?ment hy the Canadian
Railwar Commission has been post
m
jKXied until March first.
The report baa not been confirmed
No details arc obtainable as yet
MANY MAY DIE FROM
COLD IN PHILADELPHIA.
(Ry Alaska Sews Bureau)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Jan. 24? The
(fly j* in the throe* of one of ths
most t.-Trible blix*rad? that It ha* ei
perirvi -pd f<r years.
The theriiKWneter registered 2ii de
*re?w below rero Twrible sufferinK
Is to be sepn tn the tenement dis
tr'.<?s due t> the sudden demand for
ooal It is feared that many deaths
will occur from fretting.
FRENCHMAN BREAKS
SPEED RECORD IN AIR.
PAU AERODROME. Parte. Jan. 17
? Author: ik i offii la'* of the Aero
clnh of France, who timed Jules
Vedrines in hi* record-bre&klntc flight
to-lay, during which he covered 142
kilometer* il.'.O motera) in 1 hour,
ieolare that ?n requirement* had
I- ? -i roet by the aviator and that
h*s *pee<l rixwd would stand The
.1i*tance w*? W.H Ena'ish mile*, the
f -teat aeroplane flight ever mad*
Vedrines as?M a tVper-Duwtu mono
plane, equipped with a 14-cyllnder
Gnome enrtti'' He sufferej urest 'y
from the cold.
The jtrea-t.??t prevfcvnt spee-) ?a*
*2 72 miles, made by Nrfoport at
V rmelon. Cntnre .Tone 21, 1M1.
Vedrlnes first came Into promtn
??nce hy wir iln* the Paris to Madrid
race He ha* male a number of
kwiR-dlstanoe fiichts. which have pnt
Mm in the front rank of FYemch fly.
rrs Vedrinai has been severely in
jured on numerous occasions.
JACK JOHNSON AFTER
WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
(By Alaska News Bureau )
CHICAGO, 111 . Jan 24? It to said,
I that Chamr^on Jack Johnson ia
kwne arrangements for a wreatMn*
-natch with heavyweight champion
| <;nfcch.
Tho match will be to the finish
*nd will bo IV* the ohamolonsWn
_
SALT LAKE. Utah. Jan 24? It Is
rumored h?*re that the proposed
wTeetline match between Johnson
and <?otch is to be polled off In this
rlly and that it is bein* backed by
wealthy mine owners here
The train arrived on time this
I even hut. There were no pas*ei*ar*.
I. a. 4- -f + + + + + + *i* + + + + + 4* + ?>
I Hills Bros. Teas
+ +
^ The demand for th ?y> pood inc-w** Pt<i?dUy. It la th? n*t- .j.
f ural dero*nd for * (food product?* product that every roanimew, +
+ ivoopiitM at th? best on the nmrke^ W? rwotntn?ud thJi lit>?
J, +
verr hij-hly, and suar*nt?e |t< purity.
+ +
+ *
+ 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
+ 1-2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer
? +++++++++++?+++++++++++
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
MONOPOLY TO BE DISSOLVED
Wlckeraham Allege* Corporation l?
Monopoly In Restraint of Trade
OapHalizpd For BIlHon Dollar?
( My Alaska New* Bureau, i
NEW TORK. Tan. 24? Another
huge tTi>sCbn*thi|j{ flrht wiu comment
ed by \ttorney G?-er?l 'Wkkersham
In the courts here yesterday when
the tatter nie<l a petition to dissolve
the American Telephone and Tele
graph company
It hi alifiged ty the jrovernment at
torney that the corporation Is a mon
opoly In rentraa>t of trade. Wkk**
-ham all that the company la
'?*pllali7?l at one billion dollars.
turkoitalian war
COSTS MUCH MONEY.
ROMK, Jan 17? Italy has alr??dy
?pent $2ti.0<K?,mHt to carry on her war
?k-aJngt Turgor an averaes of
?ftO.Ortn a month. Of this sum abowt
rwothlrt.s Is provided out of the
V.id*ct surplus^* of the "n*t two f s
r*l year? The remainder and the
future cost are to He met by mean*
j( treasury b?w)ds It is thought
that obotit $l.r0.W>O.OOrt ran be real
ised by thl* moan*, without rewortln*
to wttra taxation.
The PopoJo Ron ano. a semi-offk la'
unttin. ha- eathere-: etpressiocis of
ipfnVon from scores of prominent pol
iticians on the advisability of re*"ew
in* the triple alliance. On tf># whole
ihey favor ermtlnuLna the pre*ert ar
i atxrem?-nt with Germany and An*
frla The fteneral pnblic b opposed
to the alliance. but tt la not lfltely
Uw tV people win be consulted
SHE MOVES.
Broadway was the s<~ene of m'?ch
activity all day Uvlay Early tM*
mom In* the German Bakery bnl.d
in* awnnr into the maH street of
Sk*irw*y and eommenred It* flight
towards it* last rpetlntt pla- e. At the
eleventh hwr its shadow darkened
the door of the Alaskan At 2 p. m.
I*, had sped on Its way
EXTRA !
BOYLE IS RELEASEO.
(SpeHal to The Daily Alaskan.)
Jl NBAr, Jan. 24? Jm. H. Royle,
who was honnd over to the Knwrl
jury on the charge of roirderonaly as
sanKJn* Clyde B tJuptill on th?*
morn In* of October 19th, wa? re
leased from Jail this erenln*. After
hfwrtng the testimony of Marshal
FY?rt Fonzo ami J \f. Tnnncr of
-Ikarway. the only aza'n?*
ItoyU, the irrand Jury brourV. in a
not true bill.
AVIATOR BEACHEY THROWS
SPECTATORS INTO PANIC
Birdman Plays Trick on Spectators
Divas into Gulch at Terrific
Speed ? Women Fafnt.
i fty Alaska News Bureau.)
LOS A NOBLES. Cat , Jan 24? A
?Teat cry arose frim the spectator#
a* the Annual Aviation Meet, row
betn* h?W In this city, and many
turned their head* away to ahtn oiif
tt?# terrible arene. when Aviator Lin
coln Beach<?y. from a t?crible height
was see*i to sweep earth ward with
terrific speed and aeemlmly was
iwallo-wed up by the earth, on the
ivla'ion field today. Before the
spectators could reach t'le p1ace
where the blrdman wa* ??>e?i to
lwsappear. he reappeared swe^plor up
Into the sky from a deep ravine In
to which he had stewed nls atr
-raft-.
ft *as several minutes before th?
crowd regained their composure, all
fcavln* heHeved that Bewh??y had suf
t t>r*d 'be same fate as R<rth??rford
t*M' who was kin?d Tesferdav
RICHIE WINS.
( By Alaska Newa Bureau. >
CLEVELAND. O . Jan 2+? Willie
Richie made quick work of Yankee
Swa"t la their ten rotird bmrt. here
kwrklne fttm o??t In the *? m J rnwriJ
WANT TO VOTE FOR ROOSEVELT.
i By A taska News Bureau. I
KANSAS rKTY. Ian 2*? Petition*
are bolT* circulated amongst the re
publican* of the co<mty askin* that
the name of Theodore Roosevelt be
placed on the ballot in the com in*
?MJwn for the presidency.
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Women
and
) Children
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[ Also A Large Assortment of
Mens Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
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