?he jpoily Jilastura
. ... ail*1' *
\,>. FOURTEENTH year.
I .ASK A, TFKSHAY, PRC. 19, 1911 PRICE. 10 CBNTS
SUICIDE HI
FOR! SEWARD
*9' r CER ERNES' A SUTTON
SHOOTS v- MSELR THROUGH
THE HE ART
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FT SRW VRI\ \vH-ks 1VO. 1J>?
? - - V ?"< Oomi
-wro Infantry stationoi
? r?> <v?i n> :t<V. ?s?h*Mp vow**?*J<iy by
- .sv n.t h t hivxieh Uic !??>??*
Tho ? v oo" ? tJjjrinjE th<>
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a r : s tt. r. r?sht\l irV> the
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M*v? ;.*? >n> ikiTVc
r \ hoi? jus<
A1* <.<r" shmcori whero Oh
"h-* He at S:S<'
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Roia
\ mart were
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><: s; bo<i>
? ? U it will
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? -who h? myst -r ~-?iy dTOW?1
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, ,?*. Mn; s.\ tod las; i.xM
, * v ;w?- *.*.'kiT5i
v . *.v- *
' Her ot s-V V>al Ofc
. . , ... - ... , >n -*>? May J"**
\ *>-e*> Motion ?i
JOT DISfe
IN H Cs
?R O VOTERS WHO LEFT Mi
STRANDED ARE GIVEN -
NEW TRIAL
Ry Alaska N? ?-s Bureau. 1
SKATTIjE. IVo 1?- The jury in th
a c of the government \ orsus the
\ .--oinr'etv \ H Moor. pr.-s
ettc at ?; cr?ne<ral mana.sor. ami C. \
M<>ve so- t>?tary an.i t ro<*R,.)<ro?- of the
v'asVa Invostnwr ami TVvolopn??i< ?
Ovr-r^any, was tinahle to acrec. A
- > U~ i3 has hoe set by Judge ?
Hfc-ford -i Uw? FVderal Court. ftw ,
?we time in Jmhuht.
Tho Mivrw *THV indicted las* .Tan- ! i
tary. th-* Mkiaifiit chargijy: them
w :th ha vrnc seett t hroueh the mail.?
c -or tars and other Wmtare which
-.-c?*ientod that tho company
owned a larce tract of valuable min
. a; Xorne hu- a> a matter
of fii.-t. tj-y owned j*-* cro*wtd t all ;
that which they claimed to own .
Ovronc" Kv?* which did rot show
N
v $*ossoss<*1 no known xah*
f?* mitvT.e ptcTv?ps
VooowJ c to the prosecution . sto^k ,
. ?aj. s,v!,i ?:| ,?\'-r
|
??as spflwil of 5T> IjOs Vnjrc'tos So
atu.> a.nd other cities as faj oast a?
Kaaeas Oity. wh.-tv the o*vnip*ro ?>?
5aV,:sJie.-. .4a borate offices
In the s;imnw of 1SGS the oompan>
.?bartered * stonier and took IW
holders :r, th. enterprise to
N
$-> a day and hound When the s?e?
*-rt cl * <* the oomiwny had no nxwter
to pa\ them and they were offered <
-" vk is tvp cotjcc-1. The stockhoM- :
ers ;nar.y of whom were ?<om.'n . were !
N
wa* <ent to the soverntweot by the
\ l Co - : with the r.-s'ilt .
that the Treasr.ry Department d'^
v.: hen the I nred Stat.*. r. ve" ne
?" ? F ar to hritiy th. indigents to
$ '.??Je\n of them w.-re destitute and
f.v <?? v <-ra] weeks we*v lodol in the
KW-.tl conn ho;r- at Xome.
* **e moss. and Jodctntr room> wore
Even ar i >r publication of the story of
?..iMished laree advert -^ment> in new
?a:- and CO';' ?." to sell ^tock
fV?> -sc ;h< mails with < -irwitani.
For Ladies
t. Nrtv 54,irt?
SJi Pcmco?fc
Sik and Krfftn.-. S,ar+*
Aviation ( Af?
Sik. K*.i or Swdt Glwa
Drcssir.c Cjo^tis
HaJ Bm<
R?:^ Rrs^r- K?no?ia<
?> < \\ aistv Rcto*
Ss vv^rc Fvu>
Nv ?? o ! F?C\ flVw
t"jrr>'"o?>ir-r>d Hiadbrciix^
T?Hc I ovrrv Drrssn \?r^
Hon* Dwwt
PVcs-i Stvw 3|f
l~Vrsy P ?JTcitis. Fjc.
FOR
Little Girls
\ AS90RTMF.M
Of- DOLL>
Do F urntfurc
} i -s R >!vw
Vnitv*- HanAcrv
Be* >v v -*N C >:- Coats
RoWW^. <.?*?***
V. K.?HT? vV V
Pvturr Books
j*oo Books
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IIBEIIffftCIS
For Men
Si V \ i i^nrn H ? > ' *'
Fancy Arm Rands
N k Jxispender?
Silk How Supportrr*
! le, Hand ken hie* \ So\ Sets
Smoking N^t?
Ash 1 rays
Initial Si.k Handkerchief*
Silk Sbk
Fancy GoK Shirt?
I. oat Sw cater?
Smoking iacket?
Suit C-ases. !:a\eimp Rap*
Dres? Shoe*
Suits. Overcoat?
Hats. Ltc.
ALL
Small Boys
Sied?. ^ aeons. . ~ams. Boat%
M?pc I-antcm?
Mechanical 1 oys
Fut Cap?- Leather Legging?
Coat Sweaters
2 and ?> -piece Sui^s
Shoes. Hosiery
Mitten?
Four-in-Hand and
Wmsor 1 tes
Assortment The Best? Prices Right
H. J. Tynch
Tt>m Up-Te-Oa*? Habenj and Ladies Fuml*h?r.
i JJ BfffllE
mil m Bin
ito l ake Action on Russia's
. rsal to Honor Passports of
American Citizens
i Hj VlAska NVw-s BuroMl I
V. VSH1NGT0N. 1> C IV. 1!> Tho
. siAtidity: diffprvmv hotwo^ the j
: Statue and Russia ovor 'ho
? r, -al of Russia to rocopni*o pa*w
H -ts of Jo wish American riti*o*is. hat
i'To-^oii tho on tiro *<t?-*iUon of
>niro*s, tho iv\st fow days.
K>?lK>win* a wporiaj oat>in<?t nioo<
- >sst night. Pro?ldo<nt T*fi s??it
i si> ial mossaco to ("Vwvrross .loallne
?' 'i tho Russian discrimination
i;a 'i>t Atnormn ? Ki?4?ns
U * moans to l>roaJ* the long doad
V in diplomacy over tho passport
i Oonjrr?>aKnian Swlrer urged
n> mediate notice to Russia of tho
ovation of tho tre?ty of 1S32. bo
ween Russia and tho I'nttod State*
the t,riiw of Bhtvh have been Kmc
violated h\ liwtsia
To Vrtoic the matter t*> * ortsl*. he
introduced a tfooluUcm to abrogate
'ho tnntv. This passed the Hoose
by a three hundred to one vo*e.
This resolution <?o?ed much pro
1 fr ?m the Russian A mliassador.
Therefore. the S?fw?to vpRterday pas
i s r -- 'ution much modified Man*
frotm pi. -as R'v be1n? made for o*ik
';<>n i:i dealing with the question.
* h i h ha.s been handle lightly fc?r
?r Thirty years
1 his n>. ^"tiuro to Oon(frpss today.
ITwMcH Taft asks that Rrnwia be
- ' - er >ne more year of Rra^e That
the tr?v, -y be tint abrogated until Jan
1?1", is the PresMmit'a reqtK**.
CHINKS ELECT
DOC. PRESIDENT
?\ Alaska NV-*t Uureau *
SV\ FRANCISCO 1* v<1
>? have boon iw>iv?| hero fromi
thai IT Sun Vat Son. ha<1 i
n president of the Chin
o R. ^jhlk,
Th.> a-lvioes have not boon confirm
ENVOYS FEAR
ASSASSINATION
SH VNGHAI IV> 1$ -Surrounded
h> a heavy pnard. the poaro envoys
We hokiinp a conference today Thoro
Ivavo b?>?m mwir rumors of an a'
:>mpt to bo made to assassinate th<
leaders of the poaoo movement
THE! STILE
STAMPEDE
Forty tv m<nt huMied up dojj
teams. double enters and other rips
Saturday and away c*? the
i.icht f<v a treek a few miles *oiith
. f 1 Yirtyniile. on which t reported
re j< n n'*w strike
TJv fir<1 is *aM to N> ?i the
'oMn on which VWor ^arnowskr
- mi"i c when he acrk)entA#y nx*
. !? A'Ui ^-cveraj day* At?> Z*rnm<
i ?] 'npMnSwis were stafcod by
\ IWx^i I>?vy i? amonjt
iin'ixilws Roy Kin^ w also
Vnro-ia-its T>aw*m New*
IN
(Ry Ala*ka News Rurean.)
X K \V YORK Dec. 19 ? A sen?tio*i .
. i. i i- 1 litre by th^ announcement
>f tiip d-ath <* Mrs Rankin, wife of!
w fnmoo? oi<i K'ar. McKop Rankin
Mrs Rankin n^J> found d oad in hp*" j
hath It :s not known whether the !
1 on ' h was autrkM or arc Wort* a)
BASE BALL FANS
IRE BELIEVED
(1U \)?RkA News Bureau)
XKW YORK Pec 1!?? The National
Lea-ciio reft*?W to bwwn1 ??n*a**V>d
in an altercation with Uve American
l/eatnio over the ticket seMIn* (wan
dal during thr wortd'a oerW
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +1*
+
J What is Christmas
Without Mince Pies ? +
+
If you havn't made your mincemeat "?"
don't worry. We have just opened the"?'
fourth consignment of At more1* Mince
meat in 3 lb. jars. This positively com'* ^
up to the best home msde mincemeat, as ^
to cleanliness and flavor. Price 75 cent*
l>er jar. +
This is a pood article and those using it 4.
are loud in its praises. +
+
Everything in the perishable line for Christmas trade
due on the "Humboldt" this week. +
+
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer ?
> + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ?!!? + + + + + + + +
CITY ACCEPTS
NEW PROPOSAL
MAYOR TANNER SAYS CITY IS
OVERCHARGED FOR ITS
METEREO LIGHTS
The city oornidl held th?*T regular
semi-monthly night Th??
regular routine of bORinem wan gone
through an<l biH* wpt? aH*?w?1
The lighting quesitlon wa* dls?
f Tho mmrll vofed to aceefit
|?roposHir>n No. 2" which wa* s<ib
mi<t<?d by the Homo Power Company
it read*:
Proposal N'o 2 The Homo Power
Company wiH furnish (SSI *l*ty-flve
or more Ifi C P tamps for the light
ing of the saM sitree 4? awl all^a of
the town of SVagway for the remain
dor of the lighting year for the snm
of fl 35 per month per light. Thn cr*n
p?ny to f?m4*h aH material ami wr
vh^ require^ to maintain *H Ughte
The Company furtb** agree* to pay
the city ten cents fl^cl for each
lamp they hare In s<*-rlce on said fl*- 1
turf*. or the city may retAln same j
PresMont Tanner ne? laid before :
the <*wncfl Um? bin* and reonrds of
the light supplied anrl pairl for In J
the oKy bajl lie stated th* the
rtty had been rharg?>rl from S to 1rt :
lme? as nwr-h for light, an bad been
?onsnmed
Mr Xye stated tha* the Homo Po*
v Company *fl? willing to ref>m<1 fn
the rWv aiy o\or<-harge. If there had
been a-v, through misreading of the
nr<ors The NocV wan author Hod tn
investigate the m^T reading and If
nn ovetv-harge baa been made, to pre
a bn finr the same
Jiidre H R. 1/eFevre has been re
tV""d to defend the rity agafn?st the
Injunction proceeding* brought against
them by the Moore's Wharf re, to
r -!ra:i the r?\ from handling coal
The rs?i- will lie i-allod d tiring "the
.Tanuarv w?lori of court in Juneau
The HiwnboMt arrived In Ke<rhfkan
at 10 a m. and is expected to arrive
here on Thursday morning <-?rly An
effcrt is being made by the officer"
to make Seattle by Christmas
Serct. Kate Ryan of the N W M
Police at Whitehorse was a passen
ger on last night's train. She Wt
on the May for Vancouver, where
she will spend her three fbontha' va
rat I'm.
1EDDI LAUDS
the mums
ASSAILS DEBS AND MOVER FOR
DENOUNCING CONFESSIONS
OF DYNAMITERS
(Rj Alaaka Vvwp rir?Ai )
NKW YORK rw i*? Th~wVwo
RiKW'ifli h) th?? !???!?? of fh??
O.rfVwvfc land* f ho for
l-hotr
He a<natk> F>i?onf V l>?b??. o*H?
time SorfoiJM ^snftidn'o for tAo pr?>*.
Memy. ami Cha* r \fov?r of tho
\\>?st*?rn Fo?)?*?*ion of Vftaw? for
?1<*tvwrvrm? 'he M^Namiinw
VtnTff, rlto *K)i P?<ll*yni> *n?! Hay
ward. am nfftrtaki of tix? \V<*Um F?"?l
<-*T?tkr>n of Miner* w<*r> *rr?*??v| of
rr?mpll( ftv In .) vn?wn;? ?| ow*
|*? a f<?* y**r* ngr>. whirh Hurry
(trrhaM hM<>r r*?T>f????*?l fo ki wvoml
tn*erv1?>w<?. has ileftovnrwrt ?ho Mr
Nam?n?* scmrwilr. *???(?* that th?*y
h*4 pfc?r?Kl in the hanrt* of rapWAl
a rhlb. wtth wftfrh Co flail tohnr fWi
Ulo tMrk
CALL LiLER
10 WASHINGTON
my Ala*k? N??-? R?r??u.?
I/>S ANOEMW rw TTw ??V
oniniMii Into <h?* ?iT"*
ml'ing MM hare suewrmr-d * na?ior???l
irtfcw* Following Ut? ronfor?n"? in
VV?*hh>*ton of pr?>*l?Unf. Taft at*!
lVt*><-U\?? Hun*. ?ov?*nm?n? ln??<<l
sttfnr Uwlor. who (? r*rrrtnjt on th??
im rrnm?"nt pmbo h"'?. ha*
o?!l?1 to \V*?hi?*</*n for * mnfprw
with fTo?W??Ttt T*f
MOVING PICTURES
FAIL TO MOVE
Th"r?? will h*> no mnvin* pirtnr*
show at thp W P r>ib toni?t?t. ?1""
t,> fho failnrp of ?h?? now film* to
arrive on tV- laM hnm*
I r ( ay. 'Wit* of wW h^
tn Skuewav. ahoiit fho *?<h or *'h of
J*n<**ry "
The one important Thing , V F"\ JT\
In Giving kJLU kJIx
Xmas,.F"senlsi YOUNG
Is to fcive something he really wants.
That's really the important thinjj in
(i I V I N 0 TO AN V B O I) Y .
The One Difficult Thing
-* With a Man
Is to find out what he really wants. You
can't find out from him? he either won't a
say. or he doesn't know what he wants; ?
"doesn't want anything." "
m
Just come in here and look over a
store full of things that h *'d like to have
w ithout asking him any questions.
WILL CLA YSON-a'X,,
The Home of The
HART, 5CHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING ?