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:,K V, I YEAR SKABWAY ALASKA. HCHSDAV . MARUI 14. 191. ,
AMERICAN OPERATORS
* REFUSE MINERS DEMANDS
American Aat-rneite Mi -#-* Threaten
German Strvkara -8?tt>
With PeUce. Er^jHth SSt-stitn ??
L*nc>?tS?d
trty AMc* New* bureau )
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(VitiritinC tM UH? Am-.'*"1# *'??'
1>|KT* n ?w iMsd ae>e
i th* d< aMa*ia u*a..?- ?j ute
.. -vravr* ??>> atK??s.-?a it i>?*i
ie?*?A. Idt M?NLlAi?r? *?f< Of UK
?|iMin Ui-4? tne t?e?tj- p*.r <eut u
^wx1 m ?4.?n as*e m By 'to*
?*i ;?_<! uiuio Alio Wef ei?! e Uj y l>
tus?M lo *raat uh> deataau.
I u? opwaiw* ??'* tavOiilt to a
rwv?uiip? of the Mkxi ii.m ??*?
r.?.ai aour ua>" as far u prActtxki.
tur uiiiert but sol for other workers
uuuw^uual
It .3 expected that U?e miaert win
lopiy to tuo opamwrs toy W-V. 1*o
.situatxia U fxvommx aerfc>us and It
is feared that a repetition o< th? fa
mow ooai strike :a law otwntry ?ev
wai year* a^o arlil result from tkej
tiecaMoa of the operator* ? ifhutj
the prrM'iit demands <?f
KKRUN, Varii 1 4- Resets from
:e ?o?-ne of the W**t Phi.ua <\*l
strike ea,r that the miners Uw^e are
bewtaln* disordarij- as the result of
I oi . ; oa the part of U? operator*
hr t n strike breakers Much
-^pertj has be*a destroyed
Se??-raJ battle? have tak<n place
??*?**?? a the rtotlajt miaer* and Uk
polioe Many of the miC4?-""s
la the <U?order*
LOXTON .Varrfc 1 ? ? A fow hour
M-fr * 'a heM here T(wt?T''V
Netwe i rr r>re*entat; v*>s cf the Mt lit
T ! V ic'n p *d Pi i" p >>rfl *r> r*
Noth!' : trAs aroom|?"fc?ho1 at the
> ??? \"1 effort* at rearfclftj: ^an
a treei" eat frtrt)***
?ORftN PESTS MOORE.
<t* Alaska New* BtawuO
NEW YORK, March 14? Ow<"n
Hon:, had a rtkht advaai*** over
Pai >: -xire ?a their tea ix?n.1 W*it
here V?*t nttkt,
NVESTIGATION OP ALA8KA
CABLE TOLLS PROMISED
Ex -Sector John L. Wilson Make?
PcncrUii AppMl to T*ft For
duct>cn c? Alaska Cabin Tolls.
Latter PrOfni**! to Investigate.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON*. D. C.. March 14?
Kx-Senator John L. Wilson ha*
a personal appeal to PwaiJent
Tuft for a reduction of the tolls on
;>he Alaska cable. A reJootion of
t rw^nty-flve per cent ia ashed.
Taft has promised to investigate
1 the entire cable srntem and the rate?
Hareed
LA FOLLETTE WILL TOUR
WESTERN STATES.
(Ly Alaska News Bureau. I
WASHINGTON, P. C., March 14?
Senator Robt ijiFoileUe has com - '
pietely recovered from the sick spell ?
j whk-h ha* prevented him from to1*- ;
ling an ac^hre part In his campaign.
1 for some time. He stated tolay that
| Se felt perfectly irell.
LaFoilette manages declared that
i^aToltette will start immediately on
h tour of the we?t. His first atop
*rill ba in the Dakotas.
PORTLAND. Ore. Marrh It? Ad -|
Vw received here say that Senator
Robt lATollette will e*t*nd 9i'?
tour to thla stale
BULL DOG SAVES
LIVES OF FAMILY, i
SPOKANE. March 1? WhlJe F s
iitan K F Karrar, with the compa. >
i"rouu station No. 8. was aAsweriw^ ?
taiee alarm early this morning h : ;
own home, within two blocks o t ?tb* j
fir* station. was destroyed by fir
j And the lives of hte wife acd 4-To>
?>2J child imperiled. To "Bum." t
alWotc, Mm. Karrar and her <-MM|
>we their Uvea.
"Bum" discovered the flame* Run
Uij into the bedroom where tin
mother and child slept, the dogcVn.'k
ed on the bed and barked. Through
thick smoke and Tame they grope.
!h" r say to 0?* door and out Into
the open. The child ran to the fire
static* to tell her father, bat h?
found it empty.
V other and child were taken Into
<he home of a neighbw They are
. suffering from Inhaling the dense
smok?>
Tie fU'gg arrived In port last nvjht
| a-vj returned thi? morning.
OUR
SPRING GOODS
Have commenced to arrive
We Will Have
Shipments on Every Boat
New Spring Millinery
Will be Displayed
Tuesday Morning
March Twelve
Come Early and Make Your
Selections
H. J. LYNCH
Ttt* Up-To-:??t* and La"iM Furnlth ?r.
TAFT ORDERS ALL
PERSONALITIES STOPFED
Will Carter Attack on Third Term
Phase And Judicial Recall. S-o ?a>' .
Sent to Conjre-E The
Hijh Cost Of Living.
I By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASH INU ION, D. C., Mart* 14? j
: lYetwdeat Taft yesterday ordered the
personal attacks which have be^i
! made on Romwelt stoppe l. Mil or
der* to the leaders of his campaign
are to the effect that they are to
my aside all peravtnatit** an J arc
;o center their attention to thr J
Ihird term phase of the candidacy of
Hoo*erelt and the affirmad ? M inri
which he has taken on the JudHal
recall and the Initiative and referen
dum.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. March h?
President Taft today sent a ape: la!
1 message to Oon?re?? deal iv? with the j
Hieh <x*t of ltvl?R. In his nutate j
the president deo'ares ths* thi? to
iooe of the live quceMeu oT the day
whirh h befttjr ron>Wer?d by a I na
liona of the civilised world. Hesta'*
hat nations thftt are vrT(?ttfl|t with,
?he problem's or the <r*h of livinjr
harp bee?! UtMMble to d?>terr?lr\ the1
ftndairoDftU ca."?e* for We fa ir that
the Incpeast of wastes i* at a'l thne*}
behind the pace s-M by the rest oft
Urine
IRISH HOME RULE
UP f.:XT : ONTH.
(By Alaska News ureai.)
DUbLlN, Ire and. '.arch H? The
t .roe ram o I the ministry air. tvs that
i he bill to (tm^t Home R?1* in
I IrHand will he til traduced on the Stb
?t next month. Supporters of th"
'riah Home Rule feel very op?tralati<
over the prospects of an early pn-a
.\*e of the bill.
ITALIANS KILL MANY
TURKS AND ARABS
<Hy Alaska News Bureau.)
ROMR, March 14 ? Advice* receiv
ed here say that a terrible stnwlc
haa takea ptace at Beuehari In Tri
poli with disastrous effe?t to the
Turks and Arabs A decisive vhtory
waa won by the Italian troo^a who
killed over a thousand of the deceit,
men
EX-SOLDIER S PILLAGE
ANO SACK CANTON.
(Ry Alaska New? Bureau.)
LONDON. Manrh 14? Diapat h a
received here from Canton stale
: that the city la In the hands of the
disbanded Republican soldiers who
are sacking and burning the <*i'y.
la follette for
GOVERNMENT RAILROAD
Presidential CajLu'clat# Favon Judi
cis! Recall. I nit alive And Ref"^-(
ri tm And Pc 'ty cf Government 0:-j
er.-tien of Al?sk?.n Rallroade And
Coal Mine#.
i By AiMklk New* Bureau.)
MADISON, Viis., March H? S?w. !
i<a.-i!lette clratly i.efined ha poil
lion with iv -aril to the hlj? questions
)ef the ikcpc of the United
Stai?R a?. tho prcfe-nt time In a
speevh hero la*t nlfcht.
He declared that he w*? strongly In
favor of the judicial recall and the
initiative anil rvfe>rendura movements.
He expressed f as opp sed to
a ship wrtmWy and Canadian recipro
city which wa<i tost through the re
je<Hlon of the prop >sil ton hy the
Canadian vote 'tan fall.
I>?FOHette stated that he wa-? In !
favor of the f?r>!l<-y of Government j
ownership and operation of the A-ia?-j
Van railroads and coal mine*.
NEUTRALITY LAWS TO
BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
(Hy Alaslka New* Bureau!
WASHINGTON, D. C; March 14?
T resident Taft announced today af
ter a conference with S#rretary of
War SUmpson that the (fovernment
would tiRhlen th* neutrality law* on
i lie Mexican bnrder and that any in
frinement of tliem would be punished.
Orders will be sent the troop* who
r;re patrollns the border in Texas to
keep strict vi?iia ce and to proaecutr:
hti offenders who are discovered fnj
ho breaking the ne itra'ity !awf.
Harrington to appear
AGAINST ATTY. 0*RROW.
(P7 A I vi V a New* Bureau.)
LOS ANOCLKf. Cat., March |4? |
'??ha HarrhiR'ton. tve Chicago att^r
nev who had charge of gathtrln*
? f.-.t lh?' ?'??f-.-no- in the Mr
N'ar. ara case, will be one of tve
-Us wltHe^He* * rain.st Darrow. the
attorney accuse I of bribing witness
the famtv - labor trial
CHICAGO DIVINTS DO
NOT LIKE TITLES.'
CHICAGO, March 1? liarthrt m:n
l?t<ra in ChifA^o today went on
record in opiposition to the use of
the titles "rev and "do< tor"
as a.p'ied to themselves, and Vn a
resolution adopted at Cie'.r realtor
weekly meeting decreed the sub
stitution of "mixter" or "i-aBtor." ]
Hereafter Ilaptlst clergymen while
I" thrfr parishes will be a ldre?3ed
us "pastor"' and on other occasion*
as "mhrtec.'
Dr W. B. Clark, formerly of Whlte
l.r>rse, was ?, pjwtiwr north on the
May yesterday. Dr. Clark has ar
' c eptod the position formerly held by
Dr. Thompson. lately elected as mem
I*t of the Canadian Parliament from
the Yukon, that of physician for the
men employed by the Guggenheim Vn
t'-.xest* In Dlweon.
+ + *r + + * *2* -? T -T T -r t -r -I- -r - T T
: CANNED FRUIT:
: (PREFERRED STOCK) I
? ??*
Thin 19 the ^cd? in fur canned fruit. ''Preferred Stock'* ,
j, +
brand mean* the choiccrt goods ami Iwst method? of
^ canning. Parity and (Quality absolutely guaranteed .j.
+ STRAWBERRIES RASPBERRIES
t PINEAPPLES BLACKBERRIES +
i GOOSRERRIES PEACHES +
LOGANBERRIES APRICOTS *
t I 'EARS PLUMS +
+ C MERRIES +
Ht*
+ We also a y a full line of extra fancy +
+ dried fruits +
J P. H. GANTY, Grocer S
> + + + + ?fr + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + *> + ?!
TAKES SHOT AT
UMTS HI
TWO SHOTS ARE FIRED
AT VICTOR EMANUEL
Kitty b UnhsrmetJ. A,#*!!*"* toj
Turkish Sympathiser. Bystander*
Threite Vlo!en:e. Anti Turkiih
Feeling Running High In Rome.
\ (By Alaska New* Bureau.)
ROME. March 14 ? A daigwdas at- 1
tempt to take the i.fe of King Victor'
I
Emanuel took p!ar? here t ;day. dorj
ing which the grca .? t excitement j
fei-nci Tr.e ? 4e-j.pt uok pia<-.? in )
tjond da r light while the king was j
riding horseback arcnmpanleti by a
mounted wort.
HI* assailant, a Turkish sympathiz
er, fired two shots from the throng ;
who gathered to see the Klnt pass.
Both shoU missed their mark a-.d
the Kin< was unharmed Ilia awal
aj?t was Immediately d! ?rmed and
was only saved from vioV?f> by thf
presence of the King's guards.
The incident l?39 arows^.l great ex
citement In this c-ty a id violence fs
feared a<afn*t the Turks residing In
the city.
SPOKANE GETS CONVENTION
OF MINING CONGRESS.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SPOKANE. March II? Word has
been received here to the effect that
this city has been awardel 'be
next meeting of the American Min
ing Congress. The convention will
be held dttriru QM coming s?mm?r.
FIR9T AUTO RIDE IS HIS LAST.
MERCED, C*l., March 2 -III f at
auto ride praved ft so his A-.t for an
an identifies! man about fifty years
old who *a* given a lift by Edward
Raddle. Buddie's car, containing four
otlKr men, picked up the stranger
on the outskirts of the town. A few
minutes later the inacMae, In round
ing a turn, pitched over an embank
ment. AH escaped Injury except the
wayfarer, whose neck was broken. He
was telling Riaddle that U wm his
first auto ride wh?n the incident oc
curred. Needles used by veterinary
surgeons and a memorandum slip
be?M-lng tiie r*une of FTed C. Wright,
n veterinary of Sandnefcy, were found
->n the stranger.
SUPREME COURT MAKES
IMPORTANT PATENT OECI??ON
Patentee !? Granted Exelu*<?c R*jM?
to All Articles Utad In Manufac
ture of Patented Article. Decia'cn
Has Direct Bearing en Trust*.
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D C.. M*J"1i I*?
Tfir 3 ii prom* Court hw handed down
1 ftnal decfrirm with regard to the
rights of patent*** which wfc] have
a direct bearing on the tnim prose
cutions which are gofcn< on at the
present time.
The dec isle n Km made gJves to
the p atenlee of a product the "
elusive rights to all articles used In
the manufacture of the article
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE
AGAINST WOODMEN OFFICIALS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mian.. March ??
Permanent organization of the Na
tional Woodmen Aa-sembJy was ef
fected and plan* for bringing about
readjustment of the rates alopted
recently by the head camp at Cht
*jto occupied today the time of the
insurgent" faction, which haa b*en
in session here for two days
The assembly adjourned tonight,
trot the members of the executive
committee appointed ar the session
this afternoon mar remain In the
city until tomorrow nlrfht to mahe
j further plans for the rerating cam
paign.
Incidental to the discussion of re*o
| Jutions the charge was made that
high official# of the order were
leagued with old line Insurant com
panJes to disband the order
ENGLISH JEWS PROTEST
RUSSIAN DISCRIMINATION.
LONDON, March 3? Ajnertra'* <flf
flcnKlea -*Ith Russia on the question
<H the passports of American Jews
have now found an echo In England
The Times this morning prints s
letter from latvid L Aleiander, pres
Ident of tho Jewish board of deputies,
md Claude Montefort. president of
>he An.tio-Jewish Association, protest
ing against the anomalous position
ia which RrMlsh Jew* dealrona of
visttng Hu**l* are placed by the re
strictions imposed upon them by the
Russian government.
Reference Is madei to the American
aspect* of this grievance and the
rrtter* state that when favorable op
portunity present*, the bodies they
"?epresent propose to approach His
I Majesty's government on the aspect
j of the question.
\
The Enormous Demand
for Good Clothes
made to order by our
famous Chicago tailors.
El V. Price & Co.
lias Keen created hy the
,, Unfailing Quality of
tbe Clothes Themselves
Three- Rat ton Novelty
III. "J W ,K< o{ m?
who know a good thing when they see it.
If you want a Spring suit that is guaran
teed to give complete satisfaction in fit,
style, woolens and workmanship, don t delay
having us take your measure.
WILL CU OH HE CLOTHIER