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SKAGWAY, ALASKA FRIDAY. FKHI ARY 2, 1912 PRICK 10 C FATS
CLARK AGAINST
Hill RULE
BOOSTERS ASK
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. . >.ui i<overaw *"i*xk.. in his con.
it*, .c * i tfc? fnwniiUw will of>
}?? ?; .-* of Hon* Rule.
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* <?>->??:? May ;n n"s*rd to
r? of nmre ai4* t:> nari.
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Ttk three 'i ;h,t!ov~p< prapoaed by
. r*: . v k. r ham . a On> How*
1 by W- 1 in tho Sot
wv*v S.1kc\ - ,p a; TBc ifTVCtJi by
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gation w?v raker vf
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CL*REN E DARROW WILL
PLEAD TOMORROW
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H4RR MAN'S SUCCESSOR
DES N NEW YORK.
\)-vskA News Parcfcu.)
N V, YV > ;.n Ft b, 2 ? Edwin W
H*wto>y. s : x> ^s>or to the hoa-J of
tlw H^rr rrvr r. systetv. of r*3n*ds,
dtod at h:< bojr<? bore !*-< nurhL
(f.'in i w > at >" n of de*eas*?.
CHINESE GIRL DENIES COM
PLICITY IN TRUNK MYSTERY.
Admi ? Identity tc Montana Police?
Quarreled With Murdered Man ?
rreied With Murdered Mat> Be
fcre Latter't Ditsappearance.
i Ry viaska New-s Bureau.)
IHLUXGS, Mont., Keb. 2? Tlu
j -Mirv: t hine** woman arretted heft
ywieniay by the local police, to.say
that she a as Oi Sen. the
yong woman whom tfie
po,.ce or the Coast ctti<?s have bee?
searinine for. the past week. She
?ie* larvs that ahe L? innocent of the ;
it . t of SeM Kin.*. the young Chi: a.
man. who was found murdered in a
k i the Seattle railway station)
Van. ?S.
The police ha\ e be??n searching for j
the younjc woman under the belief '
?hat she was responsible for the (
-?!h of Sl id Ping. whom she was ^
? r>wn to have been intimate wish,
and w '.?.h whom she had quarreled
jr * ? ? > to the disappearance of the
The clews leading to the placing of
on on the voting woman were
;\o- to the police by wealthy rela
? - of the dead man and members
:h iv* l.ine Tone, of which pow
.! s cret Chinese Society. the
'! r.lered man was a member.
Oi Ser. the young woman charged
* "s. t v ? murder, is about 19 yea^F ,
M B" : is famed for her beauty I
nyv . ?t t'-o Chinese of the Pneifs ;
\i\\ CARDINAL GIVEN
ROUSING WELCOME.:
< By Alaska News Pureau.l
vSTOX. Mass.. FVb. 2 ? A roya
nH\ which will last several days
e si here last night on the ar
ai of Cardinal O'Connel in the
?r <? ? o( late recipients oi
? rod cap from the Popet Gr.-at ;
?a "- thronged the streets to ge*
glimpse of the highly honored
iurrhroan.
-ROh SITIONISTS WILL
GATHER BY THE SEA SIDE.
Fty Alaska News Bureau. ?
CHICAGO, 111 , Feb. 2? It was an
Mnced today that the Natkmial Pro
hibition Convention would be held at
Atlantic City. The Prohibitionists
w ;i g-ath.r at the famous summer rr
- >rt ? the Atlantic sea bor.rd on July
I Oth
33R8If8i'SBaE0
3 Oh Qur Annual s0ti
33] per cent. \
Inventory Sale :
8C
For the next TEN DAV5 we will five ?
our patrons the opportunity of making
663 cents buy $1.00 worth I
of goods ?
EVERYTHING ON SALE;
(* t n c r \ 'pt:on of Rubber Good"?, E~ A; NX . Collars, Knox m
TTreadt and Double Service House Dresses) qj
Remember WE have no OLD goods J
and a guarantee goes with each purchase ?
Sale starts at 6 o'clock p. m . Jan. ?
r ?
31st and runs to Feb . 10th , 9 p. m. *
Terms:- Strictly Cash
h. j. TynchI
K
Th# UpTc Oit* Habaroasher and La. 'lea Furnisher.
ALBERT JACKSON CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
Pcrmer Cashier c* Fairbanks Bank
Is Arres'sd ir Portland. Released
On $-000 Ball.
tliv Mask a News Bureau.)
iORTl.AND. Ore. F??h 2? Albert
i* kson. formerly cashier of 'he
airbauks linking Company was ar
r*Med h?Te yesterday on an Ind k<
frora the Northern city charg
i-iti him with emboMlenient.
He ? as released on J6000 hail.
When interviewed here Jackson re
; ;isoii to make a statement
ASK CONGRESS TO
COIN THREE CENT PIECE
TOLEDO, O., Jan. 27? Mayor Brand
Whithxk will co-operate with .Mayor
Xcwtan leaker, of Cleveland, for the
inir;> -e of securing the passage of a
.?:il in Congress providing fr?r th?
n&ge of * three-cent piece.
Railway Commissioner Witt, of
. 'V-.eland, sent the following tele- ;
ram to Mayor WhiUock today:
W ; ; 1 you join with Newton Raker
. i sending letters to even- t'nited
state- Ropresentath e and Senator
: t the urgent support of the Rulk
thr- e-cent coin hill? Of imraenv'
?neral advantare and of special ad
inta to Cleveland and Toledo"
In reply Mayor Whitlock said: "Of
1 will Join with Newton Raker
the 1- : ter you proj^ose. You re
?emV'i r I told yon years aco that
an a ^Ha tlon ought to be begun for
?" AGLES WILL SPREAD THEM
SELVES TOMORROW NIGHT.
lonx rrow ni^ht is the big nuht,
tor the lvag?e>s and their friends ai
tao Wliite Pass hail. Everything is
;.i rtvt.ii.it*.s for the big Annual Mas
ijuria i. No expense or labor has
i-( < n spared to make this a swell
affair.
The prizes that have been put up
>re appropriate and are well worL'i
trying for. Think of that gr,.at big
luky ham. which will be carried off
t>> tne most comical lady.
Thi-re is a door prl?/e to be given
may. Every one who attends the
lance will have a chance at this
-iw which consists of a cord ol
he b?-^t wood that grows in Alaska.
The dance will be held in the
White Pass Club Gymnasium and will
commence at S p. m. sharp. Don't
fail to be there. Everybody is cor
lially invited.
Willard W Phelps. the Carcross at
torney. and wife, were passe-ngers on
the train this morning for their
home town. They have just re
; rr'.si from an extended 'our of
eastern Canada. wh<*re they hare
been for the last four months.
MORE TROOPS SENT
TO QUELL STRIKERS.
Three TbousamJ Troopt Hold City In
Martial Statu ? Ammunition Serv
ed to Troopt ? Striker* Sullen.
(By Alaska NewB Bureau.)
LAWRENCE, Mass., FVb. 2? Con
ditions here are strained almost to
the breaking i*>UU and out breaks
?1 U<e striking cotton worker* are
xp< ted hour Sr. The force of mil
itia have beer, increased to 3,000
uid all of the troops have been arm
'..1 with the regulation army rifle*
? v. j have been given 200 rounds of
? i ? : :t ion.
The troops nr.> guarding the tex
til*, mil (-= where a few strike break
are at work. The striJcers have ,
nni!<> repeated attempts to wreck
' 'ao mills by throwing bricks and oth
?T missiles through the windows of
the factories.
The authorities have forbidden the
triers to parade In the mill dis
tricts The cotton workers are sul
1< n and an outbreak of violence |*
b 'r|y expected.
'RICHESON'S death warrants
ARE ISSUED TODAY.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BOSTON, Feb. 2? Death warrants
lor the execution during the week
beakming May 19 of the Rev. Clar.
? nee V. T Ri<iheson for the mur
r of Miss Avis l/inne|| were Issued
today and served upon Governor
Pom. Warden Bridges, of the state
prison, and Sheriff Quimi. and Suf
folk connty.
The warrants were made out by
'he clerk of the superior court, in
rd.vioe with the sentence of death
imj>ased by Judge Sanderson two
w ek-^ aco. and provide that Riche
?>;i shall be held in the Charles
-tr. t jail, this city, until May !?th
irid then be taken to the death cham
ber In state prison and there eleetro
ii t . ? I in the *e-k beginning May 19.
F-tce being informed of the unfa
vorable action of the executive coun
< il in the Ph-flps murder case last
we?k. Richeson has been receiving
consolation from a fellow Baptist
!.rcynw.n. Mis petition for commu
tati n is expected to be sent to the
st.it. house s>me time next month
MAKE FUNERAL PYRE
OF OLD SQUARE PIANOS.
\TL.\NT1C CITY, N. J., Jan. 24
-More than 300 old square gTand
. ianos ill go up In smoke here dnr
? j the ocn vrr.tlon of the National
Tia.no Dealers" Association in May.
T .> instruments will be shipped from
a'l ;>arts of Ihe country. placed in a
fifty foot hi^h on the edge of
?he m a. lows and the torch applied.
V0UNG PEOPLE S LITERARY
SOCIIETY MEETS TONIGHT.
The Yoiinjt people's Literary amd ;
Social Society will hold their regular ;
semimonthly meeting at the home
of Mr. Geo. Rta'k this evenin*. All
members ar?. trrged to be present
> + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ?> + + + + + +
ICcrcai Special!
t ? ? ? ? ? ? x\
+ +
+ Our stock in this line is complete, a variety *
+ of sixteen of the most Popular Package *
+ ' +
+ Cereals on the market to select from? Every +
j. +
+ package guaranteed to be pure and whole- +
J some ? We have them in 10 pound sacks +
* or in any quantity desired^ +
+ +
+ +
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
*++++++++++++++++++++++++
FAVORS WOMAN'S RIQHTS
IN ARTICLE IN OUTLOOK
Ex-Pre?ldent Recommjndi Equal
Rights For Wo m?', Say? Billot
Should be Sect id lo H->me.
Illy Alaskc Now* Roreao.)
NEW YORK. Fob. 2? In the
inane of the Outlook of which he I*
an associate riitfir, Theodore Roose
velt. hi an arti.ie, pla ed himself1
iquarely on re?>rd a* favorlne Wo- :
men's Snffraec Nevertheless , a|tho |
lie favors the equal rwhts for w^man.j
Roosevelt sounds a warning that the
ballot should bo sef-otidary tr> the i
lome
BURN3 CHASES JOHNSON
AROUND THE WORLD?
(By Aia?ka News Bureau.)
HONOLULU, P I . FW>. 2? Tom
ray Burns, one time heavyweight
champion of the world left here
ycwterday enroutc to America. In an
interview here he stated that on his
arrival In the slates he wanted to
meet Jack Johnson. He Mated that
he wa? la prime condition and would
have no difficulty In reeainln? the
championship honors that were wrest
ed from him by the big: biacfc mar
in the dim and distant past
SAN nUNCISCO. CM., Feb. 2?
One Round Hoian and Harlem Tom
my Murphy went Ihe limit In their
twenty round bout here last nrsb?.
to a draw. The batt'p was fast, both
men flehtine hard In ?>tery rounl.
SAN FRVNC1SCO. Cal . Feb. 2?
Arrangement* were made here yes
terday for n mat<h b' tween H.rrlem
Tommy Murr.hy and Abe Atte'I to
be fo^irht March 9th.
Amonjr?t those to lea-. ? on the Jef
ferson this afternoon were W. H.
Cooke and wife. .1 W. Trimble pans
Iknta. .Terry Lynch and Miss Anna
Holt
Dr. A. P. Ha*e?, the Wbltehorse
veterinary s;>r*eon, Leo G. Simmons,
the Carcrom* Customs officer. Geo.
Niel of Atlln. and Ow H Go?iid of
Discovery were passengers on the
train this mornine.
REBELLION BREAKS
OUT IN MEXICO
Rebels Capture Jaurw. Oovemmenl
Troop* Re?a*e The City. ElgM
Rebels Slain in Engagement.
(By Alanka New* Bor?*n.)
EL PASO, Te* , Feb. 2 ? AdrW-ea
fr .m the rtty of Janre* state that
Ihe Hty has be<m captured by a
dfarhment of Me*ican* who ha?e
l.mkoii Into open rebellion ag*!n*t
ih? M ad f ro administration.
JAt'REZ. Mel., Feb. 2? Thto eity
rhlrh <rM taken by the Rebel* 1"*'
?iiht. was today retaken by thn gov
ernment troop* after a ?harp ?ngage
o ? !a*tlr?* half an hour Eight of
ti> Rebels were killed In the engage,
mnt
"ORNELL'3 CHINESE RAH RAMS
financially embabraseo.
! ITHACA, N. T . J??. 21? About 2*
Chinese students at Cornell I'niver.
?lty. who have been sent here by
the government or by Provld???c?.
fare the approach of the aorond
term and the semi-annual tuition day
rKhout knowing whether or not
heir tuition will b? met
The unsettled status of affair* In
China somewhat embarrass the**
men last term, but pror talon was
made to carry th*?m along There
are forty-aii Chine** stndent* at the
university, but twenty-four of them
are g?*ttkig their toJtlon out of the
Boxer indemnity fnnd
MAYOR DOES NOT
LIKE PERSONALITIES
PRINCE Rl PERT. Ian. 2*- trr TIT*
tint speech a* mayor of the ri'y of
Prtnc* Rupert, Mayor New ton en.
inr-iated hts policy In o??tUne a* re
gards council proceeding*
"I intend." he said, "to allow ** h
member of the council considerable
latitude so that every question of
importance brought up may be, dK
rwssed fully, bringing oirt ?T*ry de
rai| that may affect the to*'ie with
out undul* prolonging dtacnaslon*
Ml that I desire la that members of
rh? ccmncll will refrain from using un
parliamentary language and per
sonalities hi this way we ran ar
compHsh the city's bwsln?* more
thoroughly and efficiently
The Georgia arrived hi p*>rt at
IC .trt today and sailed for J-mean at
.1 o'clock thi* afternoon.
Shoes for
Men
Women
and
i Children
[ We have a large Stock on hand ^
I Also A Large Assortment of *
Men's Shoes
The Beat That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
"rmrrxV'
WILL CL A VSON-at,
The Home of The
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING