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SK .Mi WAY. ALASKA. THURSDAY, FKBUARY 1, 1912
PRICK 10 CKNTtf
WILL SOLVE '
m PROBLEM
HOCSE. T0 CONSIDER
oOv ;|=;n"E\t ownership
Sc i <?. 1 I- -d. <:? Reso'u
? v^?>- Pa- Purchase of
Tr (-rsr^. T e-"v--e And R?>'
,v ? U'->ev
yy \ i*?u N>*-s !"-ar?*u->
1)f ,{ ?? , .-t of Omi today
.. .. a rv -a'.u* ? <n into
a-? for the vX^vensment ?*?
pbo- e - .^p<ca:e<i -.n the Vniied
SUtp. a i !>vr tv.> p .r-oha-s and op
era ?n ? ri.Sroa s in the cobb
t TV
\ i ha* rw^ived nni "h di*
tiv .'strodn "tion of the
p,, ? i tf* Genera] Rftcfc.
? - daiion to (X?
:'.h - \ re<t vy tie
C*"R';<i PASSENGERS
\T0 "HE CLOL'DS.
p. 3 >. .'an beicht r>x -
aero" a!k ? arryin^ thr oe
t?- Vcn *r So-tfis. IVr^Tt
of i>e Ob*, hr Aviator John
? ??.?> s- ?- ! pass^ncers in
? ve and attaint an alti
-
CH-NES , MONEY BE NG
VAOE \ CHtCAGC.
CHiCA- 0. ' - C'? CwtvaQ- u?ed
v , . _ ., v- . .-.e^ rrpnbllf is heinc
Chk^so T'is became
,ro?i wV -I a cv.mman. arreted.
.? ?rd in have one of the note*.
Th? - f'^w^i ??= of $10 denomina
? and r -en ' s. on the obtfrt*
a V- -ed c ?>'<! certificate.
On ^ rev*"* t .:p are Chinese Wkv
w-~aj>} u - r ioomable upon tbe
-iicc* t of ivr t>o? rewNkr or its
v, . p.y?rrs. The order
" ?r t>p printins was left here. it
? - ? :vr ' ' v 1v. Sun Yat Sett. be
frtiv he denned for China.
MORE BLOODSHED IS EX
PECTED IN MASSACHUSETTES
Ponce Arrest Leader* of The Cotton
Wcr*ei-? Strike. Met, Grows Fran
tic. Much Excitement Over Clash
With Militia.
tRy Alaska News Bureau ?
LAWRENCE, Mas*., Feb. 1? Excite
ment Is running high here as tht
result of the clashes which have
kHX-urrtnl between the state militia
i j the striking cotton workers.
>Y>:lowin#s the last encounter of the
-trikers and the strong arm of the !
)iu in which two of the former wore
ru. . wounded and one was kill
when the militia charged the mob
uiii 1 rered bayonets, three of tho
a lers of the strikers have been ar
r " \1 Amongst the arrested men!
? Joseph J. Ettor. the acknowledge !
of the strike. He is accused
t in ting the mob to violence
The arrest of their leaders ha<
? ;tted the cotton workers an!
'ence is expected.
T mills are all working now wtth
Vi w.irkers who have been brought
.'o the district by the milt owner*
who < la m that they will operate re- j
!e*s of the throats of the strik j
Governor FV?ss is making n per-;
s; al rrestiemtion of the sitnatiot
here.
viLLIONS LOST TO
CANADIAN FARMERS.
OTTAWA. Jan. 23 ? According tr>
figures compiled in Winnipeg, Cana
da has lost $7,300,000 in the Winn:
,'cs grain market alone by the r<
jection of the proposed reciprocity j
lompact. Several times this amount
~ k?st in the Northwestern
ro\ incee when ail the natural pro
?I >'ts are taken into consideration.
; i .nging the total up to at least $23.
FISHING FLEET FREE
FROM FLOATING FLOES
GlXU C ESTER. Mass . Jan 23? "A I
iiow free." was the wireless mes
- ite received from Capt. Daniels, o(
the revenue cutter Androsoopgin. con-;
erning the fleet of Gloucester Tieh
in* vessels that have been icebound;
ff ? the coast of Newfoundland Two
doien craft were icebound at Ray of
Islands and Bonne bay and the rev
emie cutters Androscoggin and Grc
sham were sent to their aid
I^fSPSS I B 3 I R I ; I R I 3 s ::
3C'h Our Annual 3?'f:
per cent I
Sale
Por ? c no\t TPN DAV5 we will jjivc
our pa" ons the opportunity of making
663 cents buy $1.00 worth
of goods
J EVERYTHING ON SALE
*pti n RuKber Goods. El \ Collars. Knox
] Sr-ra .]> anrl Double Service House Dresses)
? Remember WE have no OLD goods
? and a guarantee goes with each purchase
? Sale starts at 6 o'clock p. m ? Jan.
? 31st and runs to Feb. 10th, 9 p. m.
? Terms Strictly Cash
\h. j. Tynch
? Th? Up-Ta-D?t? Haberdasher and La.'iea Purnlshar.
F
WILL MIL
. .1PERIALS THROW UP
THE SPONGE. IN CHINA
Eoict of Abdication is Signed ?
Former Rulers Want to Keep
Erroty Titles And Pensions, to
be Paid Anruslly.
(K.v Alaska News Bureau.)
i uKlX, China, Feb. 1 ? There Is
- >sit rejoicing throughout the em
pire to : iy over the aunoun foment by j
Imperial board to the effect thai|
;! Km press Dow?ff?r is ready to
a"' "to the throne of the Flowery
.i-iciloni on the terms made by the
Rornib]k?8*.
LONDON, Fe\ 1 ? Advice* recelv.
1 her fr^m Pekln state that the
<-t l<v larlnr the abdication of the
?' -a' family to the throne of China
be- n si cried.
PFKIN. Chi^*. Feb. 1 ? The Imper.
'?1 family, In nvafcin* tf>rms for the
>'i atioii of the Chinee throne in
: c ?? the retention of their empty
> aid the payment of regular
? store to them annually.
GKN. i FRAXKMN RBLL.
WASHINGTON. D. C? Peb. 1?
It was learned today that the or
< n pat ion of the Hawaiian Islands by
*n Vmerl< an army of 12.WA troops
xxss the result of the reeommenda
?:->n t> that effect made by (Jen. .T
KYanklln Hell, now commanding the
department of the Philippines.
The Klks will meet tonight at 8
o'clock r>ont' forget
A I Henderson and wife, of White
hor*t . -will visit In Seattle for a few
weeks Mr. Hendetaon has been In
charge of the shipyards at White
horse for some time.
MILLIONS WILL STARVE
IN WAR -TORN CHINA.
Sufferer* Will be Put to Work
RebuMdirg OyVe* And Road* by
The American Red Crow So
ciety.
(By Alu&ka New* IVar?w)
WASHINGTON, D. C., FV>b. 1?
The American Red Croat ha* re<*lv
tM through the state department and
through C. r?. Jameson. its own rep
r<-s' ntatlve Im China, who recenUy
traversed the famine district, infor
mation revealing apj>a!Ung conditions
H sJarvation and suffering. It Is
said that approximately 2 <500,000 per
sons will be in dire need of help
bof'ire a new crop of grain can be j
harvested.
The unsettled condition* in Chin*
v. ill prevent the gOrernrocnt from af
reding the relief which ordinarily it
von Id provide.
The Red (tross has been assured
thf : the act'ial work of relief can
t-e carried <in without interruption.
? rd that relief operations will hare
the cooperation of both the imperial
a ; 1 revolutionary authorities.
A plan of relief by which the Chi
nese famine suffered will be em
ployed in rebuilding broken dikes
and rond*. bli bean put Into ope*.
!>tion with the promise of good re
?ultt Any contribution of money for
IV- famine sufferers will be accepted
V the tr"?=ur<r of the American Red
*>ors at Washlgnton and promptly
fnrws-rtod by cable to the relief rom
?.lltfe.- a? Shanghai.
CHICAGO WORKERS IDLE
DURING COLO SPELL.
CHICARO, Jan 2:.? Out of 62.400
buiiJinc trades workmen regularly
? m ployed in Chicago 41.600 are now
idle. This is. according to an e?ti
mnte made by six head* of the
Ic^Oiog craftii. The cause far the
-.reat slump In building be the ex
treme cold s-eathcr which has pre
.ailed since the first of the year
Plumbers are the only men not af
fected. The 1S00 members of this
r ift are all busy and there is work
for many more but they are not aval!
tbl' Of the carpenters !>0 per cent,
ar Mle. aid only 7200 carpenters out
? i -,r" working
VONTANA POLICE CAPTURE
CHINESE GIRL 01 SEN.
(By Alajika News Burewu.)
BILLINGS. Mont., Feb. 1? The po
lice of this city have arrested a
young Chinese woman whom they be
lieve to b Oi Sen the beautiful
Chinese girl, shorn the police of
Portland and Seattle believe to have
l>' i the murderer of Seid Ring, the
wealthy voum; Chinaman, who w*s
found horriblir mutilated In a trunk
' th Kink street station In Seattle
\mong the passengers on the May
last nleht WW I>r. A. P. Hswes.
\eterinary surgeon of Whltehcrse;
Edwin \V. Glddfon and wiff\ pro
prietor of the Caribou Hotel st
Carcross; Willard 1.. Phelps and wife,
prominent attorney at Whitehotwe.
and l<eo 0. Simonds, custom* offlcw
at Car cross.
> + + + + + + + t4'f + + + + ^,l,,!">4, + + + + +
iCcrcal Special:
+ . a _ +
+ ? ? ?? ? ? +
+ +
+ Our stock in this line is complete, a variety *
+ of sixteen of the most Popular Package +
+
+ Cereals on the market to select from?Every +
.j. package guaranteed to be pure and whole- +
* some ? We have them m 1 0 pound sacks +
* or in any quantity desired* +
+ *
+ *
I P. H. GANTY, Grocer 5
* +++++*+++++++++++++++++*
NEW SS. LINE 1
FULLS THROUGH'
NOT SUFFICIENT BUSINESS
FOR PORTLAND-ALASKA LINE
E. J. Dodge Steamship Company
It Guaranteed But Thirty-fi*e
Topi Annually. Will Not 0*j??
Northern Line.
I By Alaska Bureau . i
PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. I? The
proposed steamship line whkh wae
to he pnt Into otx>ratWi from thte
city to Alaskan p.Tfts has fallen
through and will not l>e put Into
operation a* proposed by E. J.
I>odge, Of the Dodg* Steamship line
of San Frandjwn
The stumbling block to the new
line Is the failure of Portland mer
chants to guarantee the new line
an annual tonnage of two hundred
tons to Alaskan ports, which prop
osition Podee placed before them
I'p to date the most that Mr.
n^d<re ha.* been assured of Is .to
Ion* annually which. he states hi in
sufficient to warrant the establish
ment of an Alaskan line of steamers.
STANDARD OIL BACKS
THE CHINESE REBELS.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SHANGHAI. China. Feb. 1? It wt?
1 stated h?re today on good authority
that the Standard Oil Company, f*
? larkiriK the Rebel* in their strnggle
| against the Manchn dynasty. In or
j ' ler that ther ir.ay retain their eon
ircrt of the oil resources of the conn
j fry.
MADERO PUTS KIBOSH
ON MEXICAN BOOZE.
MEXICO CITY. .Ian President
Madero is a friend of the poor, bat
'iot of the "poor man's drink." Thru'
one of his rabinet posts he has pro
mulgated an order that hereafter
dealers in pulque must cK*e their
doors at p. m. instead of 7 o'clock,
and on Rnndays and feast day* the
closing hour will b? noon Instead of
2 p. m The tax on "pufciue shops"
has also been increa?ed some 33 per
rent.
TAFTS ALASKA MESSAGE
TO BE HEARD TOMORROW
President Will Follow Suggestions
Offered by Secretary Pishsr and
Pacific Coast Delegation For Al
an van Legislation.
(fly Alaska New* Bureau. i
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 1?
It vraa announced today that Presi
dent Taft wiR send hia Alaska m?
?a?ft to Congress Friday It is said
that it will follow closely the sug
gestions made by Secretary Fisher
and ak*o the Parific roast Delegation
which held a kmt conference with the
President last week.
The message will advocate that a
rulroad he constructed from Seward.
R"-o-irrection hay. to the Matan
usk.i r<y*] fields: a coaling station to
be lor a ted on the ground reserved for
that porpdSe on the weat side of
Resurrection bay. and urge* that a
jnfficient ares of the coal fields in
the Matannska valley shall be re
served by the government for the
ii?e? of the navy. A branch Hne
from the main tn?nk line, which lat
ter i? proposed to r?>ach the Vukon
river. Is recommended to tap the
Matanu?ka fields
The President recommends (hat
Ihe coal fields of Alaska b? opened
i?irior the leasing system, the law
to be liberal in Ks terms, so that
capital will have no hesitancy in op
ening coal mines.
An ettension of the drmain of the
Interstate commerce commission so
as to fake hi Alaska is urged
A modified form of territorial gov.
*rnmenf Is recommended
Adequate laws for the protection
">f the health of the inhabitant* of
\Ta?ka are reootnm?^ided.
\n sierjiaite tux on the fishing in
dustry of Alaska la urged
M;NAMARA BROTHERS BANK
BOOKS ARE MISSING.
i Fly Viaska News Bureau*
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Feb 1? It
was developed today In the federal
probe, being carried on '?rw erning
?'he op< ratiooa of the McNamara bro
thers. that their banking accounts,
from which the federal officials ex
pected to gain much Information as
to their operations, is missing. There
?re no clues as to the whereabouts
f the missing records.
The Jefferson arrived in Wrangell
at 1 a m this morning and Is due
to arrive in Jtinean this evening at
? o'clock She will arrive hero trv
r.orrow morning some Urn*
Shoes for
Men
Women
and
I Children
We have a large Stock on hand ?
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Afford*
Also
1 Rubbers and Arctics
i of all kinds
r ftOPTflEPf
6.""??.
WILL CLAYSON- "Qothier
rhe Home of The
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING