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DISdlM FOR ONE WEFK
(8/ AlMk* Ncw? BurMu)
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(By AlMka New* Bureau)
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auui VUK-ru-an K<w?u?- t> auu?.
NEW YORK Oct. 14 ? ? p. in ?
Th*- XalMmLi won from tlu- A uit-ri
rait* by a Mure of 5 to 1.
TOMMY WILLING
10 MEET Si
(8/ Alaska r?e?? Bureau)
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IOWA SENATOR
SERIOUSLY III
(0/ Alaska New* Buraau)
KOKT lMllkiE. lo?k. Ot*. 13 ? *>?*?
uiiir IkUti >?f i? sx.ouukiy ill at t-hi?>
pU??- He u? ?uff??-*ni5 troux a coaipli
? au.?. >i I oitutua* b *j*1 ii-urt iruubU
SUSPECT FOUND
TO BE INNOCENT
(By Alaska Nev?t> Bureau)
SACRAMENTO. OaL Oct. 1 1? Fart I
iujf u> ewuUitw* any i-uatKH-tion wKh
Lilt JyUdUUJt.l.K iU Loo AugtiU-S to
Ucur^v Wailatv wilo Has Uki-n into
curiody by Uw |iqU? Tuesday', he
rvktascul y?**?rda) af
FORMER KANSAS
GOVERNOR DEAD
(By Alaska Ne?s Bureau)
WICHITA. Kaii Oct. 14? Former
Oovtfuur Stanley ilkil in ihii eUy
Iruiu a t oui^luttlioii erf diseas*i?.
SUITS, overcoats:
n
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UN
MAM&Oft&R fcftOS & CCL
OAcllMOkt.M&
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 invite jou to inspect our line
before making your purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up- l o-D?te I 4*be'd*sher and Ladies' Furnisher
? BUGS IN K
(By Alaaka News Bureau)
PARIS, France. Oct 14? Last night
a powerful bomb was exploded on the
Qw> Champs d' Elysee?.
Many of the beautiful buildings
were sii&Uered by the explobiou, and
th? lufc? will amount to many hiuul
rods of thousands of francs. Win
dows were broken for several blocks
kin all directions, and. happening at
the hour it did. it is miraculous that
no one killed.
The work is supposed to be that
of anarchists.
RIOTS AND BLOODSHED IN PARIS
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
PAKIS, KVance. Oot. 14? In break
iUK up a meeting of the striking rail- 1
way uK-n in this ctty yesterday. lit'
pokce were forced to use their clubs
and later their mohren. and as a
number ot the stirlterss were armed
a bloody battle ensued.
The streets literaJly flowed with
blood, and the battle, lasting nearly
two hours resulted in the police driv
iug the strikers froui their barricades
which they had hastily thrown up in
two of the side streets.
G?K*al Dalstoiu, military governor
of Parte declared the situation one
bordering on insurrection and revolu
tion, and that if the strikers again
made any desperate demonstration,
he would place the city under martial
law.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK, OcC H? In of
the copper outlook, upon his return
from Kurope jrestord&jr, LHcU-U' 1 Guggeii
hoi in sUtu-d that he would predict a
yU'id ot thrw thousand P?r ot-ut with
lu thirty years from an Investment of
two hundred luiihon dollars for the
development of Alaska.
Mr. Uuggwnheim stated that the de
mand for copper was greater today
than ever before.
ASKS OPENING OF HUSH COIL
VANCOUVER. Wash. Oct. 14? Clou
Marion P. Maus. comiuaador of tht
Department of the Cohuubia, in hits
aitmwU rf>port to the War IVpantruent,
asktsl that the Alaska coal fiekis bo
opened.
WANTS MAINE UP BY FEBRUARY 15
(By Alaska News Bureau)
BEVERLY. Oct. 14? President Taft
Uas iiski'd Uve War Department to be
gin work on the Battleship Maine, so
that it can be raised by the middle
of February.
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau)
ST. PAUL. OX 14? The famous
railroad merger cases which have
been in th? courts here for the past
few days is attracting a great dt*il
of InterwK throughotu the United
StaU-o. The counsel for the railroads
a great argument and the case
it> now under the advisement of the
court.
SPAIN UNDER
MARTIAL LAW
(By Alaska News Bureau)
MADRID, Spain. Oct. 14 ? Yesterday
was the anniversary of the execution
?>f Dr. FVsrrer, of Barcelona, and an
ticipating trouble, martial ' law was
proclaimed throughout Spain.
You make no mistake when you
j Ittve orders with the American Tail
on. Geo. MowL it
* Whole Wheat Bread J
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J ing and satisfactory. We have very J
? good Whole Wheat Flour which we *
i sell in 50 lb. sacks $1.80, 10 lbs.40c *
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SAYS NON-RESIDENTS OPPOSE
HOME RULE FOR ALASKA
(By Alaska News Bureau}
ELMIRA, Iud. Oct 14? Last night
in a speech delivered in this city by
Col. Roosevelt advocating the re-elec
tion of Sea. Beveridge, in discussing
the conservation question said that
an attempt was being made by non
residents of Alaska, to gain control
of the coal fields of Alaska, and that
these non residents are the people
who are opposing the self govern
ment plan of Alaska, which is being
asked for by the residents of Alaska.
HIE HOUSE HAS ATTRACTIONS
FOR SENATOR FROM WISCONSIN
WASHINGTON. D. C. Oct. 14? It is .
u rulers uxxl that Sen. LaFolk-tie is ,
not hacking Col Roosevelt, and that
the Wisconsin Senator may be a can
didate tor the Presidency oa ihie Re
publican ticket himsetf.
WAITING FOR j
FOVOHLEWll
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Oct. 13?
Walter Wellman, the aviator who is
to make an attempt to cross the At
lantic ocean in a balloon, is all ready
to make the start, and is awaiting a
favorable wind.
CHEEK CABINET !
OFFICERS RESIGN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ATHENS, Greece. Oct. 13? Follow
| ing the noticeable feeling of unrest
which has prevailed throughout the
several Monarchies of Europe, the
entire Gecian car bi net has handled in j
its resignation to King George. J
WILL BE LAID TO
REST TUESDAY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEATTLE. Oct 14 ? The funeral ot
Michael J. Heoey will be heU in this
city ou Tuesday morning at 10 of
clock, and funeral services will be
conducted from the Catholic Cathed
ral
PQLICEARfiEST
LABOR LEADERS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS. Flranee. Oct. 14? The police
have arrested a number of the sO"ike
leaders, ami more will be arrested
as soon as they cam be located.
The traiiss are rimming mterru4>ted
1> , and are manned by soklwrs.
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