?he JJatlt) Alaskan
No. 206 FOURTEENTH YEAR. SKAtfWAY, ALASKA. FRIDAY, IKTORER ?7, 1911 PRICE. 10 CENTS
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FISHER'S VISIT
TO 1 ALASKA
! "Secretary Fisher's trip to Alaska
?as k real introduction of thai conn
"rj i. th* 1't.iiad Sate*. Government
and wiB pive the wvcnnm; officials
a fresh tooch with conditions there "
IV R a Griffith. Chicago denttst.
* ho has returned from a trip throuch
\la_ska and who took pan in the r<
option of Mr. fisher. thus praise.:
the Ohioapo povemnie.nl repreeenta
Wj nv saturation of Alaskan affa
Vr fisher was well receiver. * her
ever he weal." said Dr. Griffith. an.:
?iur ng the three weeks" \ 1s t the Al
sskans did everyh;n? they could t<>
Twct h;m it tooch with the real prac- j
: cai conditions His crasp of affairs
made h;n: well liked Mr. fishe:
?as practically the only government
off?, al. ootsude of the peoloc-K-al sur
vey to trouble to go into the why an<1.
wht^refor of the real things
rle met all classes of people on a'I
?sorts, of trips ? including one jaunt .
that from Skagw-ay that took in th.
famous thirty-mile river and T^akr Le
Itarc- 1- *as on this rtip that the>
cot up the Alaskan dinner for Mr
fisher arc everyhing served ??? a
jvodiH ; of the cs>octr>
\s an instance of Mr fish. r's
k>-? r, s.cht. and one of the th.r.cs 'hat
?? wed he was anx u< to k- >w- thin.t^
?xroe up in a boat run up the straits
7'- *:-a.ts are TWky and the licht :;c
?.ad bwr system has orten hern d'
>red was otkv a short time h<
fA-. Mr father commented on ">h<
ireffS ieney of the methods used and
p-oir. ->ed ^ ?_-*istanoe in having "ht
cond : ons f ttered
? : w> **e a hit surprised if
Mr TKf turn to what
\ rn.vv> cons'iatr,?.e view of Alaska ?
">?<j?est for self government is :V*
-esult of Mr f >h?r's inv??".c*t<->T -
'v ? arv< r? N't ws
at C?9 CEN"" O*" Pt^lLS
SEV E?? SA* * SaLOCN
TOPRK v Ka- Oct 20? That <?
-%.x-.v-rt of the Kansas school ohildr. -
have rf\(>r seen a saloon is the ??? <
me- trade ly K T fa. ret 'd. StaU
a ptmHilrt issned for the super -
tenants who are in conference here >
V> determine on uniform requirements
for tea. hers certificates, throuchoii'
1 - v-d Saees
Su'J^cnbe for tk# Daily A^kwr,
) ou will be delighted that you
Waited for our
New Fall and Winter
Line of
^apc^uc
SUITS AND
POLO COATS
For Ladies and Misses
Now on Display
H. J. LYNCH
TK? Ur-To-0?t? HAordMhar and LacMaa PurnWtar.
MASS MEETING TONIGHT
Lei every citiwn of Ska*n?ay be on
hand tonight at the Town Hall at v
o'clock . Tor the purpose or deci4i?*
wheUicr or no we are to take a p*rt
.n U>e movement which is now on
foot to hold a convention in South
? ?astern Alaska for the urpose of form
otaJting a f*pt of pwolutions and sup
portions for the Vtternient of the ter
ritory.
Secretary Klsher In his speech *t
Rlks hall on the evening of Sept 3.
mailt a request to Una effect, and
now let us do so. and see whether th
Secretary of the Interior was sincer
in his invitation. ]
REBELS CflPflIRE CHINESE ClflES
iBr A'lUkt News Bureau.)
UOXPON Oct 27? -Advice? receive
;n this city are to the effect thai
the Rebels are victorious in a number
of sections of the Chinese Rmpire.
After a ereat battle between Rebel
and Imperial forces. Canton has fallen
:nto the hands of the Rebels The
slaughter of the captured and wound
ed was bevond power of description
Foooho* a elty wlUl a population
of ?r.o.oiXi people has ulso been '*1'
tured by the Rebel Torres The < us
toms *" 1 re all seired
At Chenutt, the Marines on Com
mander Fenp's fleet of gunboats mut
inied. and killed the commander.
The flee' of cunboais i:nder Admiral
Pini were force*! to surrender to 'he
Rebels.
ARCTIC CLUB WANTS SOURDOUGHS
? Fy Alaska N>*s Bureau.)
SEATTUE Oct. 27? The entertain
ment committee of the Arctic C'ub
havo ivcn worliinp nipht and day on
arrangements for the reception of th<
r. trr ne Sourdwichs from th- N*or*
i.c or November 4
This rear a creator effort, even,
than < ^ ? r 1? beinc made to make the
return of the hardy pioneers who
more like a home-eoirina. ami it
the int -Non of this hc-cpititable inst -
ut ion t ha\e the latrh ?<rinc banc n?:
outside he door to all
STEEL TRUST WILL FIGHT HO
*Rj \lask* N>*?. n?r<*au )
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lias been filed. ?nd *ill com* up t r
nrgunivm in thf near future .1 P
Morgan. J?>hn P Rockefeller and oth
? r prominient fin*n>i<>rs ha\. l?" n
nam<"d as individual defendant?- p is
understood that the defense will make
i >m t'i ht R?vi>>t ih?' povernnie'i'
ST PA) I. Oct W ? .lames J. HUi
r? ad. made it plain tnd*v that if th? ;
! ni" ' Stat?S?< oiror|K!rat . n *an??
tht rn ore properties in Mlnn>*o!a it
<; wHcomo to do so.
NAXAIMO BO. CVt DS? -A pi.?ee
of ambersris worth eighioen thousand
dollars wa* found on th? beach yes
terday by Wright Waddin^ton !?tan
|n foster and Ale* Hu*hanan. who
wer.^ out clam diccine Xmberrris is
used as a ba<w> In the manufacture
of perfumep and is believed to be
? product of the spermaceti whale
CW PERCIN AL KEEPS
PROMISES HE MADE
True to his promise. resterda> 's
n>*U broucht to many Skaswayites
souvenirs in the form of photographs
msdt lt> Dr <"h?rl?? (5. Pereival.
when ho was in this pity on his jtlol p
? ir.Iir.L taur in the \bbot-PetroIt
"Bull iv?g."
T)t.> ph ?' ?- w ? rr all taken by Mr
Prrdval. and are mostlr sc*>nos
whero the roripici Us are having a
lov ride. in the famous ear
Vrti'los from Dr. P<*r ival's pen
!i*v? been printed in a nnmber of
the pap. r< of thr coast cities. and all
show that ho Is a "booster" of the
first water, and hi* publicity thus
ei\on Vlasks is bound to b*ar fTnlt
next year.
Ijd- t von forgvt.
\\> say it vet.
Yon nee.! a rifle
or a shotgiin.
or a bicycle.
l>o a the Hoard of Trade tonight
it s o"< lock Tuoktui says that the
Above aricles will bo disposed of
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EVIDENCE WILL
BE IN COURT
<l>y Alaska Nurs Bureau.)
INDIANAPOLIS. I I Thp
Department of Justice has started
an investigation into the M<. Samara
dynamiting case, and instruction*
have bppn WtH on County
Pros'-outor Baker tr? appear before
the <;ran>1 Jury whi' h *111 sit t h?>
? .irl> pari of next month, an1 hp i*
ordered to have with him all the evi
dence that hp has in his pn?*ps*lon
brar.Ng upon thp raw
WILSON VISIIS
BADGER SIATE
tBy Alaska News Rureau.)
MADISON. Wis. Ot ' 27? <;overnor
Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey ar
fired in this rity yesterday afternoon,
and last nicht addressed a largp and
ienc> Thp Governor's remarks w-pre
reoeivd with much enthusiasm.
RODGERS TOOK
HMELy warning
WACO. Tex Oct 2ft? <" P Rod
-;ers, thp a\iator. learning of thf
?l-'-ath of Eugene Blv at Mar>on. fla .
>e*terday, madp a minute inspection
of his biplane today which probably
saved him from death or serious ac
cident. for he discovered damajre that
caused his departtirp from hprp to be
deferflml
The lever and rudder wires were
*nrn so thin that the aviator doubted
their lasting through today's proposed
flight of 1 v?s mile< from Wa<o t<> san
Antonio
Rodger*. at 11 l? a m. resumed his
coast-to-poast filet, starting from
Waco fo- San \ntonio. Tex
Daily Alaskan? only $1 a month.
BLACK HANO
IS A! IRK
(By Alaaka News Bureau.)
WHEELING. W. Va. Oct W? Four
are Wi?H to have p^rlahed at
B^nwrwid * aubort). as the r??rolt of
a hi*< k hand outrage when a big frant
bniMing was blown tip and taking fire
waft consumed
The house was conducted by Ed
ward Kolinsky.who.wlth his family
and a Jarre number of boarder* wero
asleep when a heavy charge of dyn
amite was exploded.
The wall* fell oat and the men
w? re thrown from their b*-d* A wo
man with two children in her arms
stood for a moment at a window
and then fell hark Into Ulr flames
A similar sceno was enacted when
a man attempted to escape from an
upper story
WERE (Ml
10 CHILDREN
ALTON. 111. Oct 2'>? Ra**od and
nearly starred, five children, between
the age of .1 and 15 years, today told
the police here a pitiful tale of cruelty
and sitfferinr* at the hands of a band
of religions fanatics styling them
selves the "Disciples of Apostolic and
Pentarostai paith "
Mr* Mary Hughes. Iead?r of the
cuK. took charge of the children ??rly
last summer, according to their stofy
The little or.es allere that they were
held prisoner* at the disciple*' camp,
where they were comp?'lld to perform
the most arduous forms of manual la
bor and frequently threatened with
death if they revealed the ?e<ref? of
the faith
The older girls. I?aisy Iwwhirl- y and
Mary Bacon, declared they were often
whipped In ord?r to "drive evil spirits
out of them."
The Princess Royal had a passen
g< r list of 1.1? out of this port for
Vancouver
Mrs rra7?r and her little baby were
passengers south on the Royal en
rone to Montreal whero she go?s 'o
spend 'be winter with her parents
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