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10 ABE ATTELL
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 25? Alf
vu?-il it a* the divisiuu uvtt
Johuuy KilUin. m the etui o t i h?
U ulii ruuuU. m liimr cauttttl tau>t
uiisbt MiiX' the Aihli<Uc of thtb city.
EASTERN PRESS
TIRED OF TEDDV
(By AU?k? Nr*t Bureau)
NEW YORK Ik*. !j ? Scon* of
Ko?i< 1'4^-fn have <vtM> out otlit.r
*U> iu iliklMiiA of Cut. llufei u !t ,
atMl all ot tike eritk-ibOie <uv uuaiiim
lui much Houo u ll
Th*- traukf<<r uf th< Jorgetuuu store
?J. J M.I Juboilii limiie >e?
u-rUa> to Summers, Shattuefc and at>
aut'MtUa ?tlo atv UuW in l'hiUV>S ot
Uir dUjrv. Jorj;e?u?ua will likely vit.il
fa.: uid Itubit Ui Norway, gi . l.'i? up
Vi in* a tor jfwuii The lie* lliiiiia^ef
ut the a*U*V ??U t? J H KiliK. &
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SUITS, OVERCOATS:
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We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.0C
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00. 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We u>\ tie j oa to tns|>eci our line
before autking roar purchase.
H. J. LYNCH ;
The Up-1 oD?te I i*be'<Jash?i and Ladies' Furnisher ,j
RIVERS OF FIRE CONSUME TOWNS
-
(By Alaska N?wa Bureau)
ROMK. Oct 20 ? Mount Vesuvius
it, usuu la luiiw eruption. and grttvi
fiwra of molu-u lava are streaming
from its ifuior
The sk>' is obscured by the daw
clouds which are belched forth, and
many of the neighboring villages have
been caught by the onrush of the ft
ery rivers, and totally consumed.
The toss of life will amount u,p into
the huntlreds. and thousands are flee
iug for safety.
'By Alaska New* Bureau)
ITHACA, N. Y. Oct. 25 ? Col. Roose
volt apiKtuvJ to this city last night
a which lime Ik* made a political
bjwoch, which <H>eu? tlie i-ampaigu in
this district of the state.
He attacked Senator Dix, statin?
that he was a member of the W all
I'aiHT combine, and connected with
other corporations
Col. Roosevelt's fight against the
corporations is very bitter.
PORTLAND WAITS ALASKA TRADE
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
PORTLAND. <->cL 25? Appreciating
the fact that the merchants o i this
oitj an* mtftted to a share of tht
Alaskan mult, work Is now under
way uo au Arctic Club, wherein to
intcrtaiu visitors frotu the North hind
while in this city.
Tfee work of fitting up a club is
being rushed with all possible speed,
and it is given out by those who
have the matter in hajnd, that when
completed, this new club will be oue
of the finest mi the coast.
GALES CAUSE HAVOC ON ATLANTIC!
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct 25? The
Wi^tlwr burvuu report* that there
liitvo btvu torictfitti isi
(Wm tulieel. awl terrifk- gales have
swept AUanUc geoerally.
Mauy steamers are reported lost,
aiul the knowledge of a. number o<
wrecks has been made to the several
steamship companies.
Scores of vessels are overdue, ami
art- unreported, be-ins luitwaiis for the
past several days.
CHIPPED WILL HANG NOVEMBER II
(.By Alaska New* Bureau)
LONDON. OeL 25 ? Tuesday . Nov
ember Sth, 1910, Haw ley W. Orlppeo.
will ciwa'A' his ct i UK* ou th<? gallows
at the Old Bailey.
Hie dale of ex<?cutioiv was set last
lU^lrt, and when notified of the fat'.
Orippen protested his innocence.
B. HILL
LAID 10 REST
(By Alaska Mows Bureau)
ALBANY, N Y. Oct. 2o? The fun
tcul of the hit*- David B. Hill was
held from the family residence this
umraiu^. A uurnber ol! the i>roiuln
tnt sUtUtiilK'H of the State, as well
as of the Natkm were Iq attendance.
Poor Little Herman; he's Easy
Anybody can beat him.
WILL THY FOR FEATHERWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. 25? Art
icles of agreement have been sigued
up for a fight between Abe Atwll
and Ft-ankie Conley to take place
November 13 for the world's feather -
weight championship.
An old time TIME, at the White
Pass Athletic Club Next Monday
Night.
FOR RENT ? House, Cor. 7th and
Main. Cozy and warm. 6 rooms, bath,
toilet. E^artlv furiusluxl. Enquire at
Geo. Dillon. 2t.
t Whole Wheat Bread
pRESH from the oven is always appetiz
* ing and satisfactory. We have very
good Whole Wheat Flour which we
sell in 50 lb* sacks $L80* 10 lbs.40c
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POLICE CALLED OUT TO GUARD
SEATTLE TIMES NEWSPAPER PLANT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct. 25 ? Acting upon a
warning received from a mysterious
persaa.statiivg that the Seattle Times
building would be blown up wiith du
nanute Ln a similar manner to the
methods employed by the persons
who wrecked the Los Angeles Times I
i Col. Alden J. Blethen ealk'd In the
! head of the police department, a>nd
I laid the matter before him.
A special detail of police were at
once placed around the Times build
ing, and although they have kept ou
the alert, there has been no indica
tion that the threat would be carried
rito effect
FOREST FIRES
AGAIN RAGE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WINNIPEG. Oct. 2") ? Forest fires
have again broken out on the Min
nesota-Canadian border. The town of
Warren .Minnesota is burning, and
other places near the border lrne are
surrounded by the flames which have
gotten beyond the control of the fire
fighters.
T. fi. "siis
NEW CLUB
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 25? Col. Theo
dore Roosevelt has started the "Jack
ass Club," and insitalled United States
Disrtict Judge Anderson as a charter
member.
Judge Anderson has denounced Col.
Roosevelt as being spectacular.
| Are you a Club-Member? Do you
: nay your dues? If so, you have an
INTEREST in the Hallow-E'en Con
cert and Dance Next Monday Night
and the Trustees want YOU to help
them BOOST.
JUSTICES GALL
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 25? The
Justices of the United States Su
preme Bench paid their annual visit
to the White House yesterday after
noon.
SMS TEDDY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 25? Senator
t v y iias made a denial of the charges
made by Col. Roosevelt that he had
any complicity in the Wall Paper
trust, and demands that Roosevelt
apologise for the insult.
VICE-PRESIDENT SHERMAN
PISSES FIFTY-FIFTH MILESTONE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
UTICA, N. Y. Oct. 25? Vice Presi
dent Sherman celebrated his fifty
fifth anniversary yesterday.
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