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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1912 PRICE 10 CENTS
KNOX DOESN'T
LIKE TEDDY
TL*NS loose on rough
??J>ER IN LOS ANGELES
t? I* Whimi it?l,
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a?-d Pac**- by Po f
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rotary v>; S'.-tc Pttilar Vr O K?4.
arrived in o-y r^te-Vlay f e
wor. *".A
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Sw- *eK H* s;**ed tb?: 'he K >ut
KKier t* x man promoted t>y * 1 nlR
a r-an of na,"*^ ' Tva*?T. *rn>< '1
x< *"aesar v?t>< a7v.i va^fv. at?i1
*1k> spired art r>ati5T to aj.
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p^'LS TO f'N5 S^\.0^
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R.wuy Cor.ti vioe?-*-* fer
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a I aacrv* -a?r ?-epfc a? 1H.W.
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of a.'Vr i!?e aiKthT Vy
v?Ue treaty te thf flrm cv' <"-a Jin.
o*rf ef tip *" t-r. ' r-v>r~f* rs
*>o fcad re^^ex4. rs->o? tio ssVp to
ai^isty ifcer jkik'-.-s;
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a"i s*d~ *?t*J ;fc<. *?? ?ocv >?*%?>.. ..
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THE BLUE AND GREY
WILL MEET AT GETTYSBERG
cf Bitter Con^'ct to te Pla*e
o* Reunion of Ai: That Re-na ns of (
TSe G-rrt ?rm? of T>e Civil;
M VOOX. G * May 10? At the Unit-,
ed Confederate Veterans Grand En
<?? rr.pnieiit. which was heM in .
ct:> this we?k. and adjooraod ye?
Vr?ift ? the invitation from the ?;ran<1
\rn.x of the Republic to parti* irate j
in the >-elebration of 'bp Rattle of
Get^sbeTT. Jt?ly 1 to S. I'M*. *'?s
acoe^ted
v ADELINE FORCE ASTCR
DON'T LIKE THE WILL'
NKW YORK. V ay l?v The will 01
10 lav Col .V>hn ?' a cob Ast t >? i !
be orobaW uvtav
1? is believed That Mrs M -.di'lui'
FVwe vslor will tew the (e.al *y f :
The will in the courts atta kinc th<
provision penalizing tier sboul. !;o
ever -e-matTT
g?!4Nts pass atvs to
IMITATE PETALLV A
GRVXTS rASi5 O" ? Toa ? -a -
l^tss a y?U" from row will be the
so->wd TValnroa of the l a if ' Co-'1
is predicted here Thousands of 1'
ile chicles have been hatihoci in '< -
?lisTriot this Sprint. bosi.V* t ?
tho-r^and* 'hat ha\> b<v*n cv\:erc<
from California Tbiw is a >h
rrvos of WW little chicks .omi c
;>f?Tn California The firs; of The com
iac worth Ai a recent meeting o?
the Grants Pass Poultry AssxSaTior. '
*htch tr>e" ts the last Satiiriiit < f .
each rao-th. four <*-)oa,ls of
i>,T.r.' offered bv The a iarion
\D 4N TOvs \ DESERTED
P> SKa<?W*> NATIVES
? as a peroral evi""- troti;
>*n this morning when the
I*MMilatk>n. with the osccpl^
in canoes at six o'? lo V
: llaincs. where They wont a?- an
iwn fvV 'he body of Mrs .'a k I. ox'
?V? .'vii yistenlay
It is cHimed by the In.iian r.- .vi r
of this paper. that the a-oroan ^a;
Sw.vhed. ami her body wt'l be taV
? ?; to K'uckwan where oe-rtain an
? rt 'Itcs will be helil o>er t ?>n
l>r.<^r <? may be freed from the
masTo-y of The witch. and her sMil
ent??r nto 'he happy h anting cronn
DOUBLE SERVICE
HOUSE DRESSES
FAST COLORS
$2.00 <6 $ 2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Passing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
Th? U^-To-Oat? and L**l?s Fumi?h?r.
SHOPMEN GIVEN j
SHE BALLOTS
FORTY-SEVEN RAILWAYS
MAY BE TIED UP
Increase c>f Wajes Dfn?nded And
Refused Ballot* Will Determine
Wither St-iWe W ll be Dec a-ed or
Not.
KVXSAS CITY, Mo.. May ,f> -' ?!?
lots wore today issued |o th<* ?hopme
of forty or- vrn raHrc*ds o| thl- sec
tion of the I'nitel State* to be usel
to determine whether o; n<M 'h men
nil! po out on strike.
The men lia\e ma V a demand for
ar. increase of pay a*i<1 in the event
of the demand be ns refusod, the !
lot will decide whether 'he si ike
will be declared, or rot.
HOVE RULE FOR IRELAND
PASSES TO :nd reading
LOXPOX. Fne . May 1"? The hill
providin* for Home Ru'e i *r IMau
was today carried to its se^TOd retd
?
men i
I. \\ W. WOULD DESTROY
BUSINESS HOUSES EY ?"IRE
HOQ1 1AM, Wash. May 1*-- Two
attempts were made !?>' ni.ht by
'he Industrial Workers of the World
to burr, the business s>vt?n of thi?
The police su. ee'el <:t a ? t*"in;
a number of suspects, and it i* ( laini?
cd thai th. * h-\<o ""iff lent e id.'! c
aiaitts ?h<> oi^n. j? t ?> in"
HOTELS * L L OCCUPIED.
ELKS SEEKING ROOMS
POKTl-AXM. Ore. May H< -?vrt
land resident* who <>ri n.<omine
vtmncers in th*-ir homo* will Ik
Kh>-n an opportunity of ? nca Jn*
ii ? >"ar;l> in the hotel 1"^ ".ess dur
:he Elks national oo?i*-ont| -n
next July
The demand for rooms from i>e*
sons in the East who expect to at
tend tiie convention so ?rrea; that
all space in the hotels a-;d a ailable
rooming houses has been reserve!.
Several large apartment house*, b?|
the business disrri?i likewise have
contracted with the Elks t"> aecomipo
date some of their pue^t- hut the de
mand Uv space cMitim ? s
?S5 JAP MINERS ARE
ENTOMBED UNDERGROUND
TOKIO. May 10- The Hokkai.'e
Company'? colliery at > nl'ari. on the'
Island of \"070. has lie.n w? e. ked by
an explosion
Two hundred and eichty-three min
ers are entombed with little possil il
ity. it is feared of their rewue.
SEATTLE WILL CONTINUE
TO HAVE ASSAY OFFICE
House of Repre-entatives Vote to
Abolish Federal Court of Commerce.
San Franciscc Mlrt Will be Con
tinued.
W ASH I NX! TON" . 1). C? May 10? A t
ing upon the report of the co?nnilf
'ce, the House at a late hour yester
lay voted to abolish the Fede'ai
Court of Commerce by almplv f?Nlng
to make any appropriation for i'a
maintalnanrr. by a vote of one hun
dr*>d and twenty In favor of maki.g
the appropriation to one hundred an<l
torty-n no anninst the appropriation
This sanj'f committee re, wt <a
ried with it a recommendation to dis
allow the approprinion for the ma n
t-ainame of the Seattle A "pay office,
and the mint at San Francisco, but
the House voted to a'low the appro
priations, and the a^ay office and
mint will be conti-nuel.
Tills i? k?r>ked upon a^ a great vi ?
tory for the Pacific Coast.
FLOODS AGAIN DRIVE
PEOPLE FROM HOMES
NEW n??Al>S. 1* . Mav 1?> ? Pond
ing; warning 'hat the waters of the
Terras river was H?lng at an a 'arm
ing rate, troni pdnts above this
town, one hundred and fifty thousand
people have fled from their homes,
and taken refuse on the high lands
in the adjoining eountrv
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
IMPERIAL POTENTATE
LOS AN'OEI.KS. Cal? May 9? I>a
!a? Te?*s, h.""^ been <ho<cn hj the
Shriners as the me tin* place (f
tl(? ;r thirly.nl) th con?lave
William Cunningham, of raltim>re.
Md was elertcd Imperial Poten;? e
Ox<t fifty t.hon^vid Shrlners atten I- .
oi the convention in this c It* I
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FEOF-RAL ARMY RESORT
TO SAVAGF WARFARE
KS? ' MAIN, Me* . May i' In order
that they max either kill ?t drive
out the Hobel forces w hi h are r n
cani|v\i Jn various se tions of this
district, the Federal authorities have
put poison in the stream, of run
ninx water, as well as a number of
springs
PERFECT SCORE BOWLED
BY CALIFORNIA WOMAN
VENICR. Cal.. May 10? The only!
woman west of the Mississippi who
i ver bowled ? perfect ten-pin score,
.too, Mrs. George Watkins is being
showered with congratulations today
By throwing 12 successive strike
balls on ar. alley here la.st nUht,
she establliihed a record that <?"?
not be beaten, and which surpassed
her own Southern Californ'a re ordj
for women. 2S0 pins.
Subscribe for tbs Dallr Alaskan.
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Biscuits and Crackers. *
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R. i BAXTER IS
NEW S.S. PRE8T.
SUPERINTENDENT OF I. C.
GIVEN BIO BOOST;
Yourg Will Take Many of Hii Old
1 Tlllleuft* With Him to Run The
Railroad. Baxter'* First Attempt
at Steam Beating.
j SEATTLE. Mav 10? It was txlny!
! announced hv th*1 \'aska .Steamship1
Cnmps'iv that Hohert \V. I waiter, mi
perintendent of the llinots Central,
R*ilroa?| had l.e^n elected to anc. j
j ceed J. II Y'^inz as prn?11ent. nf j
!h?? Steamship line
While M r. flart. r ha* been wo-j
dated with railroading all his llf*, lt(
;s his first attompt at st??amboat|n*,
and the steamship circles are very :
anxious to wo what the rwilt of'
taJting a man from the Interior and
I-lai ine him on the water front will
he
: It is reported that many of the of
ficials of the Alaska St?*m.chlp com
pany would eo wl'h Mr Youn?. when
assumes hi = new position as Pres
ident of the North Hank Railroad
FEDERALS VICTORIOUS
OVER REBEL ARMY
EL PASO. Tex . May 10? Vdvle*
have been received In this c|t.y that
a sharp encounter *a* had between
the Federal army and 'he Rebels
near riermejillo early this morntne.
ami 'hat the Feleral arms were;
victorious, the latter taking four i
hundred Rrbel prisoners
TOLtlNCS' AdAIN PACKS
lit silo ?m n ?.
t. THE SAMPLE CASE
??llJ I ? K !!??#;
/m I
I \V folliiips. formerly of Maine",
where lie was eneAged tn tti? hotel
business arrived In town th% morn
i ii k on a <?nnery l*?at
Mr Colllnc* has r?<tiirnod t:> his
old calling. ami is nnte more a knight
o# the erip. representing the Contin
ental Distributing Co.. of Seattle ' I.
\V " i? particularly in'ere?ted Hi Old
Oarbee whiskey anil when n^>t enga*
ed in peddling the merits of the fa
mous old liquor he spend* his time
in handing ont a new crop of good .
stories i
TAFT WILL THY FOR
9 DAYS TO TURN VOTES
COLUMBUS. O., May 9? Pr?-sld4?nt
Taft entered this state last m*ht on
a tour which will extend over tb? en
tir*? state and cnnwime nine dv*
He hope* to be able to tnrn the
vote no m to itain a majority of the
deleft#* to th<? Republican Natlinal
convention.
MEXICAN FEDERALS REFUSE
TO FIRE UPON REBELS
EAGLE PASS. Me* . May 10? Four
hundred Federal soldiers mutined a*
this place thta morning, when they
were ordered to fire upon an *rmv
composed of Rebel soldiers
It la believed that a number of the
soldiers who refused to obey the com
mand to fire when It was given to
them *111 be sentenced to <1eath f*r
mutiny
JUSTICE HUGES WILL
IF TAFT IS WILLING
NEW YORK. May 10 ? It was aa
nounced today that Justice Hu*h?s
had signified his winingnews to run
for the Presidency provided it w??
the wish of President Taft
EARTH QUAKE IN MEXICO
KILLS SCORES OF PfOPLE
NEW YORK, May 10? Advices
have been receded in this city that
a violent earthquake ha* J'#'
enrred In the vicinity of zapo'lan,
Mexico, and that a number of peo
ple had been Wiled.
general grant left
ALL HIS ESTATE TO WIFF
NEW YORK. April 30-The will of
the late Major -General Frederick Dent
Grant. U. 8 A . filed ?n Sur
r?*ate'e office yetterday. leave* his
entire estate to hia widow Ma Hon
ore Grant The will was executed at
Fort Sam Houston. Texas. August
2*. 1<XW. and In It the General de
clares that he left all to her because
of assurances that the children, who
had already been provided for by the
will of h1? mother, now dead, would
receive whatever further aid they
nc*d*d through his widow and that
upon her de*Ji the estate would be
divided between them The value
of th* estate la not given.
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