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(By Alaska Nows Bureau.)
EUREKA. Cal. April H.? Leaking
badly and with her fires out. the steam
t r Santa Clara, en route from Port
land to San Francisco, is lying help
less on the Humboldt bar outside the
harbor.
Therf are 'J I passengt-rs mid of
the crew on board the vessel. The
wind is blowing from the west and
the tugs in the harbor are unable to
(ace the high billows and go to the
rescue.
The Santa Clara is being badly buf
fotted, but as she Is resting on a
*andy bottom there is little danger
of h<-r goii;^ to pieces.
HI LB SAVED 11 1
(By Alaska N?ws Bureau.)
EI REKA, Cal. April 14 (Bulletin!
Late this afternoon a big sea going
t touaht t'-T way out through thf
harbor entrance to the Santa Clara
and rescued all on board. Thousands
ot people on the shores watched the
fight ur life.
GOVERNOR IS BURNED IN
EFFIGY Iff I ANGRY MOB
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NASHVILLE. T-nu. April 14? -Gov.
Paltersot -?us burned in effigy for
having pa.ttoned Col. Duncan Cooper,
the murtl* rer of Senator Carmack.
Kobin Cooper, son of Col. Coop
who was found guilty as an accom
plice to the murder of Senator Car
mack, has been granted a new trial
by the supreme court and the pre
diction is biing freely made that his
will uevt-r be tried again.
CATHOLICS DEFY ARCHBISHOP
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SEW ORLEANS. La. April H?
Thousands o f Catholics of this city
wiioeflsed the Mystic Shriner's par
aJe this afternoon in defiance to -the
? ?rii^r* oi Archbishop HI?-nks. who
ordered all the members of his dio
evs. to refrain from viewing the par
As a result the Catholics who wit
nessei the parade will be abrogated
froui communion.
BATTLESHIPS
FOB PACIFIC
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 14? A
formidable fleet of battleships will
-*n>n lx- sent to the Pacific coast and
rationed at San Francisco and Se
A box of pippin apples grown in the
Rogue river valley in southern Ore
gon is on exhibition in. W. W. Bough
toa's store windows. The apples were
grown on the fruit lands of which
Rosenberg has the Alaskan
sales agency
"GO 10 HELL"
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(By Alaska News BureauJ
LONDON. Eng. April 14? "Go to
hell" said Tom Johnson, former may
or of Cleveland, O.. when an English
reporter today asked him for a con
firmation of the rumor that he was
going to reside in England in the fu- j
lure.
The Princess May will leave Van
couver tonight for Skagway and is
, due here next Monday.
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MURDERER IS PARDONED
WITHOUT ENTERING JAIL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 14? To
day Governor Patterson pardoned Col.
Duncan Cooper who was sentenced to
serve twenty years in the state's pri
son for the murder of Sen. Carmack.
The sentence was affirmed yesterday
by the state supreme court on an ap
peal, and the pardon Issued by
Governor Patterson has created a sen
sation.
Col. Cooper shot Senator Carmack
more than a year ago because he
claimed to have been slandered by
articles appearing in a newspaper own
ed by Carmack.
LABOR PARTY
WIHS VICTORY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SYDNEY, N. S. W. April 14? The
returns of the Australian elections
show that the Labor party won a
sweeping victory. Premier Deakin
and Joseph Cook were defeated and
Andrew Fisher will be the new Labor
leader. The Labor party has a com
fortable majority in both houses.
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TO JEFFERSON
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 14? At
the meeting of the Washington Jeffer
sonian club tonight a letter from
William Jennings Bryan will be read
which lauds Jefferson and praises his
principles of statesmanship.
SHRINERS ELECT OUTER GUARD
(By Alaska Naws Bureau.)
NEW ORLEANS, La. April 14?
Freeland Kendrick of Philadelphia
was elected imperial outer guard of
the Mystic Shriners at the session
yesterday. This is the only elective
office, the other officers being ap
pointed.
BANKER GETS
OFF EASILY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PORTLAND, Ore. April 14 ? Walter
T. Moore, president of the defunct
Oregon Trust company, plead guilty
to accepting deposits after he was
aware that the bank was insolvent.
He was fined $1,000 and the remain
ing indictments were dismissed.
HEARST WILL
ENTER FOLD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 14? An
announcement is expected at the ban
quet of the Jeffersonian club tonight
that William Randolph Hearst, the
newspaper proprietor, will come back
to the fold of the Democratic party.
For the past four years Hearst has
been an independent
WIRES CONGRATULATIONS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 14?
Delegate James Wickersham today
wired congratulations to the Fair
banks men who scaled the summit of
Mt McKlnley.
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