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THIRD PANEL
IS Oil
Ry \)aska Xrws Bureau.)
L06 aN\;KLES. Nov. 4 ? But one
of th.> three remaining men in the
-eoond panvl. was accepted bv the
Mono? and prosecution. in the Mc
N h ma r a > as- yesterday.
This necessitates the drawing of
a Third panel. from which one juror
remains to be drawn.
FOWLER FLYS
FAIRLY FAS1
Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
IMPERIAL .11 NOTION". Cal. Nov. 3|
\ \ ;ator Fowler entered California
this afternoon and will resume his
cht i-arly tomorrow morning with
expectation of reaching Pasadena
.11 the early evening.
By Uaska Nt ?s Bureau.)
VANCOVVER. Nov. 4? Following
. discovery of the stolen
>:er the sidew-alk. near the Rank
S
Wednesday John Bozeyk. an
v ar was am -ed and jailed in
hK , ,t\ this morning charged with
\; the ttue of hi> arrest, he wa>
? -> a* -1 M t mm i in marked )>ank
Ij. ?.re found in his possession.
The family of J. Ikuta are 1 ul- j
House guests for the winter.
Fred Fickardt and family hav. ;
s , ? rooms at the T*ulleii Hons* j .
>r iho wtiitor 1 i
Mrs F A Callarman will go to '
<-At. ? on the Jefferson for a
t with relative?. _______ ' i
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Assortment That we ;
A re Showing U
In Plain And ?
Figured Silks !
SilkMulhyJaquardSilks, \
Silk Poplins Etc. ?
Just the things for your ?
Party Gowns
At 50 &7 5c Per Yard
See Our Window Display
H. J. Tynch
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REBELSCAPTURE
J LARGE CI1I
(By Alaska News Fvreau.)
SHANGHAI. China. Nov. 3? A hi*
army of Rebel soldiers made a fierce
attack upon this city this morning.
Hnd after several hours of hard fight
ing. the Imperialists were forced to
surrender the city to the invaders
It is said thta is one of the greatest
\ stories which the Rebels have at
tained. although they have only cap
Mired the Native City.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 4? Following up
'heir advantage gained yesterday
when they captured the Native
City, the Rebels are now in com
plete control of the entire city of '
Shanghai.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST LOUIS. Nov. 4 ? The cold
spell which has taken hlod of the mid
dle and Atlantic states is moving
=-mth.
Last night this city was in the
irrasp of a terrific blizzard which
paralyzed traffic and caused much
suffering.
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FLIGHT TODS!
(By Alaska N*ws Bureau.)
ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. 4 ? Melun
Vaniman. the noted aeronant, who
?as the pilot on Walter )V ellman s
airship last ye?r. and who will soon
si art to cross the Atlantic ocean
in a monster dirigible, made a sue
ressful preliminary flight here to
lay
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BOSTON. Nov. 4? The attorneys
who have been retained by Richeson
to defend him. assert that Avis
Linnel was murdered by some otK
other than Richeson, and that they
have evidence in their possession to
prove their .assertions.
SNOW 5101
IN MONTANA
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
RCTTE, Mont., Nov. 4 ? Advice*
from weather stations throughout
Montana, state that a heavy blanket
of snow has fallen over the entire
stat*.
BALDWIN FOR
THE DEMOCRATS
(By Alaska N*ws Bureau.)
NKW HAVEN. Conn.. Nov. 4?
The name of Governor Simon E
Baldwin, of this staV?. will be
presented at the National Democrat!*'
Convention next Hummer for the
presidential nomination Quite a boom
has been started
KILBANE TO I
FIGHT ATTELL
tBj Alaska News Bureau.)
DETROIT. Mich., Nov 4? Articles
w?-re signed yesterday for a 2?V
v winil championship bout between
Johnny Ktihane and Abe At tell. The
battle wiH tak<' place January first
at Wrnon. California.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The school board has investigated
the ai-tion taken by the principal re
carding th?' Hallowe'en damages tci
the school property, and after con- ;
sid? ring everything. they feel that
the principal aHed wKhin her righto
The b^ard understands that the citi
zens wfcsh the school mn with
proper discipline, and the board is
trying to do this in a spirit of fair
ness and without partiality to any
one While no warranto for arrests
were sworn out by the principal or
board we feel the action taken by ,
the authorities was not unwarranted,
??very-thing considered
V. I. HAHN,
Chairman of Board
I>r and Mrs L. 8. Keller, who
will leave for the south on the Jef
f?Tson tomorrow, have taken apart
ments at the PuVlen House until the
sailing of that steamer.
Mrs H D. Klrmse and two sons
will be southbound passengers on
"he Humboldt as far as .luneau and
will visit there for a few days. Miss
! Gladys Kirnise will be the gueat of
| Mrs .Tames Rock while Mrs. Kirnise
is in Juneau. j
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VOLE TUESDAY
(By Alaska New r Bureau.)
HOT SrRINT.S, Va . Nov 4? PT?
Mem i ait 1* enjoying a five days
rest, recuperating after his W?n*
and strenuous tour of the states
Mr. Taft has well earned thin
small vacation During his .">0 days'
swing around the circle he made
over 2.i0 speech**. covering all the
important issues of the day
Pespfte the strenuous vocal eier
else and the wear and tear of his
km* tow. the President has kept in
fln?' voice and physic*! condition
This morning he app??ar<v| as fresh
and rested as the day he started on
his Journey
Nert Tuesdav Mr Taft will ?*>
U? Cincinnati, his home town, where
he will perform his duty as an
American citizen, at the poHs in the
regular fall election
A sight of <he display in H D
Kirmse's would gladden the heart of
any prospective Christmas shopper,
or nettle the minds of those who are
undecided as to the gift, that will
he in pood taste, and stiH he with
in the financial hounds of reason.
The window contains a choice as 1
sortment of cut glass dish'-* of the
fc?U*t designs which are always ?c
? eptaWe ami appreciated There i?
al'wj on display the latest in the
novelty line, known as the Tiffany
I .a nip This is a highly ornamental,
and at 'he same time useful bit of
furniture. shich is "a thing of be#atjr
and a >ny forever "
These are the latest styk* ?nd
sere received on the City of Seattle
direct from the manufacturer* in the
East
If you are wavering and want to
know what SHE wruiW like for a
present, just '.ike a look at Kirmse's
window and satisfy yourself.
G. G. Miller will be a passenger
for the south on the |V?Iphin **n
his annual vacation.
IMPOU IN
STATE OF SIEGE
Cl'y Aluka Hmw* Bureau.)
RERUN, Not 4 ? Xdvtcen rwrf v
ed here from Tripoli ?t*te Itet the
Turks are making headway a#aln?t
that city
After several flays of terriflr on
sltunthf.s. on the part of the Turk*,
am! d?*peint<? defence by the Pal
ian*. the latter were overcome leav
ing the Turk* in p< www ton of all
the oattaide foHn.
Tripoli is now heaeired on all
side* hy hostile force*
MS ARE
DIG Off
SBATTT.E ? The rPTenn* cutter
Tahoma. f'apCain W W. Jnyrys, the
la?t of the fieri n* S?a po'rol flee*
to leave her station for the winter,
arrived here re?terday Durln* the
month of Jww\ when the Tahoma
visited Attu Island the moat w <**
erly of the Al?ntkut chain. Joyne*
?avs he found the condition of the
native* deplonthlc
The Aleut* in this particular part
if the islands are rrad'ialty dyta* off.
and th?ce remain on the entire \lUi
Nfand only M halfstarved, thinly
clad men and wom*n. nearly all of
whom are afflicted with di???a.s/> of
some kind Captain .Foyne* says
that men and women of 'he little
colony were compelled to en hare
lie expressed the opinion
'hat if somethin* i? not done |m
mediately the entire inland will !>??
depopulated
Jack Chamberlain. the ? drumnvr.
1 ame to town from Main*1* today
? ?n the Peterson.
The Jefferson arrived in Ketch!
j Van at !> o'clock thi* momint. and
* due her.' some time tomorrow
Avenina
A Halloween r?Kk DitMver" wa*
Iver la*t Tuesday at th? home of
Mr and Mrs F*red Fickardt Th?
fiie<tj? were Mr and Mrs Hal John
Mr arw? Mr* Walter McRrien
a 1 Mr and Mrs r.eorge Mtg-'
$15.00
Any Suit in Our
Window For
$15.00
:* WILL CLA YSON ~aJL
T*he H >me of The'
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