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NEWSPAPER PUNT OtlOUSHED -20
UIES SACRIFICED I FLUES WHICH
QUI fOUSW UPIKIM - DEED
m is be moan or enemies id
IN00STIP1 fAEEDSf.
(By Alaska Ne*?s Bureau)
LOS A.VCCLE8. <"aL OcC l-Atoar
o'clock this ruormnc the Times budd
ing. eos*-ihec with the publiaihiiig
l>Uiii totally doiuuliaheii by Cm
eipk***: of .trnamiU- bombs whnh
h.ul b. . ti by the r*i?iuies of In
dustrtal Krvt-Joiu.
Th?- explosion uccuired ?h?-n th?- 1
. ntir? prtnluij; force of the Titia*
? re bu- i)y . m siting out
and betv?Mi fifteen and
i ? tv iK^sous w*re killed outii?;|jt.
auJ a itcure ukit?? ?ur? injured.
ltuiUnlAlciy K>U??LUK the elpl?J?~a,
tire aLarted in the immenee huilJi-v
and m the - pao?w of a very '
tuootuaU the euUr* structure wat> at
uiaas of flajui*>.
The firs dei?rui*-ut made a heroic 1
Until. but were huiiii>er?jd by a run-nx' '
that there were rnorv bouibs in 'he
Lu-klmf; and the fear of additional
expiu?*ou^ retarJe*i the flrcxueii froui
gaining *cc?ta> to the doomed perw>u?
laipnsoced by the fauiK-s
TV- property lost ??'II MiwW |
over litMftMW. and the work of re
building the Time* building wiU be
gin at othr
The jiolK-e immediately begun an u.
veMti?atiuc. but do clue* have b??"ti
ton Lid which would k?d to the ar
rest of the perpetrators of the dastard
ly deed.
LATER ? The bodies of eighUn-n
printers have been recovered from th
Time* huiklitu;. up to Umr of going 4
U> pre*?>
The pubce hat* taken :nu> cuatody
two m?-n an>:pM-t?d of "oinmitxinj; th*?
CTUBe
t'poti nresUgaftiOB botng made of
the okKhod* aj;'k?y<<l by the dyna
C i -???iiucH o?^ Page 4-1
Our New Fall
Line of
SUITS, OVERCOATS:
? ? ? ? a NOW ON DISPLAYJ M
We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.0C
15.00, 13.00
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
ewvMHT ?? 25 00 $30
MAM fc "fcCR BROS & CC. C ?J*VV*
ft.-UlMOAC.MCX. gj
We invite >ou to iaspect our line
? IIIBIIIIllll before tunLin^' vour purchase.
H. J. LYNCH
The Up-To-D?te I iabe'dashrr and Ladies' Furnisher
TRIED TO DYNAMITE IS. PALMER
(By Alaaha News Bureau)
CHICAGO. OcL l? FVtnl Warmer
waj? anvatwl thia afternoon a (Hi has
been plaotti in th? detention war<! ol
| tbe cMt Mil
Wagn?r la aooua*d o ( trytag to
force an a? nw* to Mrs. Potter Pal
mer's ace by placing a bomb
at the front door .
It was purely the act of a crazy
man, and Wagner will be examined
this afternoon a? to his sani'ty.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
RENO. Sev. Oct 1? Virginia :.arn
ed. wife of E H. Sothern has
divorce proceedings In this c"J
agaHM Soihtm on the sprout win of
tfaaarttoa.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CHICAGO. Sept. 30 ? la the Lor
ukt bribery trial. RepreMOttti** Liuk i
this moruiag t??itifia-! thai he had re
ctlred money from the Browne ja<-k
pot. but h?d supposed that it j
tuoaee to defray his campaign ex
penses and in no way connected the
sift iii the manner of trraft
Your Sunday dinner will be ready
frcm 5 to 8 o'clock at the Dewey
Hotel Restaurant. Palatable home
cooking.
WANTED: ? Second Hand Victor:
Craphophone Must be in first cjns>
condttioc Enquire at this offtoe.3t |
GAM ILL
STUMP FOR 1
(By Alaska News Bureau!
NEW YORK. Oct. I? When notifi.t! {
o* Lbt' noui?ua.tioii for governor t-'f j
the Democratic ticket of John Dlx, j
Mayor Gayuor stated that tie would |
take the ??stump in behalf of Dix
(By Alaska Newt Bureau)
CHICAGO. Sept. 30 ? Joe Choyoski.
the heavy-weight boxer took on Miles
McLeod, the coming heavyweight,
last night for a ten round bout, and '
the "new hope" showed suvh class
thai an attempt will be made to get
a match between him and Champion
Johnson.
WILL FIX MAY
III CANADA
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ESQ m MALT. B. C. Oct. 1? The re
pairs to the Canadian Pacific's- steam
er Princess May will be made at the
ship yards in this city.
NEW PRESIDENT FOR
NATIONAL IRRIGATION ASS N.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PUEBLO, Colo. Oct. 1? B. A. Foul
or, of Phoenix, Ariz., was elected
president of the National Irrigation
Association for the onsuiug year. The ,
next convention will be held in Chi
t?go I
TEDflY GIVES
TAMMANY A DIG
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 1? Col. Roose
j veh delivered an address before the
National Republican League, of this
! city last night.
i During his remarks, Col. Roosevelt
roasted the Democrats throughout the
country, and stated that the entire
Democratic party was subservient to
Taimmny rule.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Oct. 1? Befor
rejournment of the State Democratic I
Convention last evening, a platform j
denouncing Nationalism was adopted,
and John Dix was nominated for gov
ernor.
The nomination for the other |
State offices will be made this after
noon.
F
DAWSON. Sept. 3'l ? The story of a
big coal strike on the left limit of
the Yukon four and a half miles sout
ol Selkirk has reached this city. C.
Minchin is the discoverer.
It is understood thai the proper ty
s hows a seam on the surface 22 feet
wide. The coal is said to be of hish
quality. It is understood the deposit
is only 300 feet from the river.
JOllilHE
PRESIDENT NOW
(By Alaska News Bureau)
LOS ANEGLE6. Oct. 1? John Dern
of Salt Lake was elected president of
the American Mining Congress at the
morning session. The location for
next year's convention has not been
fully decided upon, but it will be eith
er Douglas or Phcenix, Arizona.
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RKB GBST HIT UES
LONG ISLAND, N. Y. Oct. 1? In ;
the V&nderbik Cup Automobile race
which took place at this cky this j
morning, Grant, in an AVco auto won
the cup.
The meet was a most disastrous
one, and many accidents occurred.
Two drivers, thre? machinists and
three spectators were killed outright,
while a score were injured.
PRUNING SEASON ON WHO MET
(By Alaaka News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct 1? Presi
dent Taft's cabinet bave been going
over the various appropriations which
are coming up at tile coming session
o? congress, and nearly ten millions
have been pruned from the various
budgets.
GEN. 1US. TRANSFERRED TO P. I.
I WASHNIGTON, D. C. Oct. 1? Gen
eral Marion P. Maus, has been trans
ferred from the command of tbe Co
lumbia, with headquarters at Vaucou
ver Barracks, Wash., by the Secretary
of War, to the command of the tk^Xirt
in eat of the Philippines with head
quarters at Visayas.
SEGY. UF HAVY WILL VISIT SEATTLE
SEATTLE. Sept 30? Secretary of
the Navy George von Lengerke Meyer
will arrive in this city Monday.
Great preparations have been made
to receive tie Secretary, and Che
needs of a Pacific Coast squadrou
will be brought to his attention in a
forcible manner.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ROCHESTER, Minn. Oct. 1? When
Sen. La Fblletle was examined by
the Mayo Bros, at their Sanitorium
in this city last iij?ht it was found
that an operation woukl be unneces
sary.
Poor Little Herman; he's Easy. .
Anybody can beat him.
TAFT GIVES
FLUM TO NEGRO
(By Alaika Nm Buraau)
WASHNIGTON. D. C. Sept. 30?
President Taft today appointed James
Napier, colored, of Nashville. Te?fl..
a register in the United States Tr?-aa
ury at Washington.
Am called to Whitehorse. Upon re
turn will be pleased to tend all cases.
Miss M. Cathcart. trained nurse. 6t.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Any Suit in Our
Window For
$15.00
Drop in And Try
Them on
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