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No. m FIFTEENTH YEAR
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SK A WW AY ALASKA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1912 PRICE 10 CKNTB
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RIG NINES
BREAK EVEN
\>? York. Oct. 15 ? What Now
York did to lioaion today In the way
of baseball was something disgrace
ful Th<* came itself was somewhat
sorrowful, but it nened up the
K. titles and that caused excitement.
The next same will decide the
world's championship, and the
world Is sitting up to take notice.
When the game started Tesreau
and Meyers were in the boxes for
New York while Wood and Cady
l.d the Hostons but when the New
t <>rk nine made six runs off Wood
in the first. Mall was given his place
utd t!ie game steadied down some- 1
iv hat This is the way it finished
Teams r he
New York 11 1? 4
Ikwton ..4 S 5
New York ,.?10??021<?1
Huston . . , .0 1 ? 9 0 0 2 1 ?J
Wl? KH HTK.K \\ \IT
l\?J (MT THI STOIIM
Haines. Oct 15 Special to The
Hally Alaskan A party of hunters
from the J'ont while out near l)avld
soii glacier last Thursday saw two
iiiihi from Skagway ? ho were wait
ing for the storm to subside before
their return home They requested
that the Peterson report to the peo
ple of Skagwav that they were all
right and would be home us soon as
1-ocnible.
The party did not obtain the
i .nues of the men but it is presutn
? ?t that they are Han Sky and Kmil
Kiehter, so there need be no more
.ipprvhensiou regarding their ab
The following notice appeare 1 In I
i went issue of the Ketchikan I
Miner The protection of the foo<l
tsh of Alaska is the most important
?inewtiou that can come before our
people at the present time, the Ket
chikan Fishermen s Association ha\e
i Nsuet! a petition to congress to
??nact a law abolishing fish trap*
from the waters of Alaska and ask
.ill the inhabitants of Southeastern
Alaska to sign the same. A com
mittee appointed by the said associ
ation will call upon every resident
of this community, asking them to
sign the petition.
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Milwaukee, Oct. 15 Kx-Pre-i
dent Theodore Roosevelt w as shot
ami narrowly escaped death last ev
ening when John Schrank, a Oer
'ntati from New York. slopped In
front of his automobile as he was
leaving the (lilpatrlck hotel ami
pulled out a 32-caliber revolver fir
ed a bullet Into the abdomen of the
distinguished candidate lor the pies
Idency.
Mr. Roosevelt arrived in Mil
waukee yesterday and at 8 o'rlnr?
he entered an automobile with Hi''
Intention of going to the auditorium
to make a speech in the interest o:
the Progressive party. He had jus:
seated himself when S hrank push
ed through the crowd ami fired. Th<'
president partly arose and then
sank back exclaiming "I aiu shot.'
The wildest excitement at onc<^ pre
vailed and the crowd immediately
surrounded the would be murderer
with cries to "lynch him." The po
lice rushed Schrank to the city Jail |
where he wag placed hi a cell and
guards were stationed to protect
him from the fury of the mob.
Roosevelt, with the blood pouring
dressed temporarily, ami then h<* i
went to the auditorium ami deliver
ed his speech. explaining the
situation which caused the more In
tense commotion. Ah soon as he
would permit his removal lie was
hurried to the emergency hospital
and placed on the operating table.
\ii X-ray examination showed that
the bullet had lodged jii'<t nho\e
i he tenth rlh, maM'ig a wound
< iiree Inches deep above the dla
phram. The physlclana nay that
the lung has not been pierced, and
that If they can keep blood pollut
ing from setting in the ex-president
will recover rapidly.
Washington- The Capital city of
the I'nlted States Is Intensely ex
' Ited over the shooting of lloose
\elt, and extra papers w-tth a full
count of th* attempted murder
were on the streets a few hours af
ler It happened.
New York ? -John Schrank, the at
'empted aasaualn of Theodore
Roosevelt waa a resident of thla
city and was known as a crank who
waa hostile to the third term Idea,
lie had talked it continuously and
left here about a month ago for
I lio west It V* thought that he is
half ciaiy and went to Milwaukee
with the Intention of killing Mr
Romnvflt
Now York Mrs. Roosevelt ma*
attending a theater In the city
w lion tho nows wns conveyed to her
of tho attempt on the life of the
ox-p resident She was taken from
t ho theater where she showed evi
dence of prostration, and hurried
to her apartments, where a tele
gram from her hnsband assured
her that ho was not dangerously
III
The physicians are alarmed le
galise I hoy oannot keep the Stren
that they rannot keop tho fltren
iu>n8 lino In his bed, hut he Insists
on going out and continuing the
campaign for tho Progressive cause
Chicago, 12 o'clock ? The condl
tlon of ex president Roroevelt Is
considered serious hy his medical
attendants and a special train Is
rushing him here where he will he
taken at once to Mercy Hospital
and tho grontest surgeons of the
? ountry will attend him.
No operation will bo made at the
present time to remove the bullet.
;?r the physicians mv he must ha*e
h few days of perfect rM) before
they will mnlic th*? InHalon n?cei?
?a ry to extract thi> hull which came
Ho near Inking h in Ufa
MHwMHM* John .Hchrank talk*<l|
lo :< reporter thin morning and ex
pressed hl? wrrow t h -> < he hid no* I
succeeded in killing Honwll He
idniltlrd that he hart ii'-?-n following!
? he e? -president since September
12th nml this w in ih" first time he
hart obtained an opportunity to ge?
close enough to shoo' with any as
surance of atlcceas He says 'bat
he believes Roosevelt la a menace
to the public welfare and It la hi*
duty to remove him from doing mla
chlef to the country flchrank
apeaka In a alight Orman accent
and believe* himself to he some
thing of a martvr
New York - Mm. Roosevelt left
this morning for Chicago where ahe
will be at the bedside of her hus
band She has been r*>aa*nr?d from
him that h" will get >>v?r the wound
all right, and as he ia In the flneat
physical health she la n??t feeling
the alarm that waa felt when the
news was first lirought to her
i tit \\\ in*, i** W.ir i* \\
K1?II > \M?I? m.
Seat'le, Oct. IS Se retarj Knox
opcnol his standout campniRn in
the city last night. He asks all R'M?
portera of the Tuft cause to rally
to his aid and help elect the n?en
n;\ i\?; to s.W k an
i M?r.siit \hi.k kustknci
l>o you know what the so-called
lonpartison party in Alaska is? It
is the most partisan party outside
lli > socialist, ever in Alaska. It Is
'iipitalisni (Ira wiiif; party lines to
s : v?> its undesirable existence -Ket
< liikaa Modern Methods
Since the marine regulations re
l.itive to wireless facilities 011 pas
senger steamers have taken effect,
the Canadian Pacific Railroad Com
pany operating the passenger steam-,
ers Princess May and Princess So- 1
phia between Victoria and Skagway,
has d'H-lded to make ?Vrangell a
regular port of call and their boats
will call here both ways hereafter
The new schedule gives Wrangell
two more popular steamers and an
other mail. ? Wranspll Sent ii. el.
I ho While Pass Hub announces a
popular dance tonight In the club
A A. Wake.leld, who I* opening
lh(> Coldstream property, la obtain
Ing very gratifying refills. This
morning Mr Wakefield brought over
the results of the fit st cleanup, four
l>ounda, twelve ounces of the yellow
metal worth approximately $1,400
This is an average of $100 a day. {
It is to be hoped that Mr Wakefield
will be rewarded for his persistent
efforts at the Coldstream, and i
there seems to be little doubt that
such will be the rase, as the future
of the Coldstream now seems to be
assured The problem of treating
the ore which has been the draw
back at the Coldstream In the past,
now apparently is solred. ? Ketchi
kan Miner.
location notices. >nd q"*rt?
for sale by the Dally Alwkan. tl.
SAUER KRAUT
PREFERRED STOCK
Silver Threaded Sauer Kraut is the latest
addition to our line of high grade canned
Koods. Sold in 2i pound tin* at 20 cents
or 3 for 50 cents. I his gives you the
Rame amount for your money as if bought
in bulk, with the added safety of absolute
cleanliness combined with "Preferred
Stock" quality. : : :
Packed only In Sanitary Cant
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
A (Wire* from Whltehor*. Inform
W that nmfly threo hnn?lr*d P??
twiner* will arrive tnnliht on 'he
White Tans railroad. The two par
lor rani ar<- limited, together with
th? usual day ronrheti A* there
will he no bout out of Sfcajtwar nn
tll Thursday evenlnr, we e*per? to
mv our hotel* filled to oTerflowIn*
BULGARIANS
TAKE IMS
I -on don. 0*t It New* from lit*
Tnrkliih frontier ron?e* * lk? Infor
mation that t???n town* ilmi| the
border hare mi r rendered to !?)?
Motitenegrlan* who are ptwhlng
ihelr war gradually farther Into
Turkiah territory. Th# Tnrklah *ol
df^rs in their war with Half. ha**
complained becaim* fh?r did not get
a rhanre to do an* of the fighting,
.in it ?raa dnn?> montlr h* hwttleahipa
and the marine*. bnt no* the? ??
pre** jnhtlanre berauae ther are
i?eitig hurried to the front to take
?ftitf part In th# war* whleh will
he fought on land
Parla. Ort. || ? A n^lal dlw
patrh to th# French government vara
that the pegre delegate,* hare reach
ed an agreement h#twren the Ital
ian and Turkiah government* and
|w"*r? Net ween ?ho*e nation* will at
one# |>e ratified TM* will gl*#fl?#
Turk* more away In their dee! re to
take tip the ronfllef with the Ral
kan at ate*
(I.WKt HKRRIIO
MtRKFT* I* TH* iiHItir
(' O JnlUn, tfc# thM> known
harrln* man. arrlrad In Katahlkan
thl# mornln* on ?ha City of Saattla
Mr Jnllan Kin** ln??ln* luat wlnfar
him upant moM of hH< ?lm?. in tha
t>rlant Ha ??? in t'hlna for ??t
?-n month*, hatlnc ?a ?hlpm*t?a.
dnrlni that (lift* th# now ?all
known Katahikitn harrlug *r
Julian Mfi that owr barring rnm
pnra? favorahl* with herring from
olhar part a of th? world MU anr
i-na In handling Ik* product *a?
*urh that hla D?pl? ar? preparing
to work on a larca ?al? In thia dl?
irlrt Tha hare* "Tiro Bralk
?T?" la now station ad la R'hm r?n
al and tha iliamantaUd Or agon
-will arrlra ahont tha and of thla
month Tha Dragon will uparaf ?
on tha Waat f'oaat of Prlitr* of
Walaa. and with bat'ar arratl**
manta of f r* naport a ? Ion farllltiaa
mora parkin* ha imdartikan ?
Kafrhlkan Mlnar
f John Barntitatn of Whit# paa*
rama down Uat a?anlng and will
laava within a faw day* for lha
nntalda whara ha Intanda making ?
rlalt of aararal wa?ka Mr Barn
?tain haa haan a raatdanr of Alaska
for alftaan.faam
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