BEVERIDGE BILL WILL
NO! KI SHE
Effort Made To Have Original
Measure Put Through House
Wickersham Is Making Fight
(Bv Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Fob. 3? Fear
ing that the Beveridge bill will not
pass the Senate. Representative Ham
ilton of Michigan has Introduced a bi I
in the House which Is practically a I
COON PUG IS
UNDER BONDS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Feb. 3? Jack Johnson,
the negro heavyweight fighter, has
been released on $2,500 bail under a
charge of assault. Johnson is alleged
to have assaulted a diminutive negro
named Norman Pinder because he re
fused to buy wine for the pugilist.
PARTNER TO
TELL STORY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 3? Sec
retary of the Interior Ballinger has
secured his former law partner, Judge
Alfred Rattle, as a witness in his be
half in the congressional investigation
Judge Battle will probably testify as
to Ballinger's legal relations with th>'
Cunningham coal claimants.
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duplicate of the original Beverldge
bill which allows the Alaskans to el
ect four members of the legislative
council.
Delegate Wickershani of Alaska is
attacking the bill and the indications
are that it will not pass i ; i . ? House.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
TEGUCIAGLPA, Honduras. Feb. 3
? A revolution is threatened in Hon
duras. President Da villa is quarreling
with the Honduras congress and an
effort will undoubtedly be made to
depose the President.
PEANUTSHELLS
FOR BREAKFAST
CHICAGO, Jan. 15 ? The Chicago
federation of labor yesterday adopted
resolutions calling upon the National
Pure Pood commission to Investigate
if peanut shells constitute the basli
element In the manufacture of break
fast foods.
"Iu a recent freight train wreck it
was discovered that several cars con
signed to breakfast food concerns
were loaded with peanut shells from
the peanut butter factories in the
south." said President John Fltzpat
rick. __
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SUPPORT (MODE BILL
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 3? Tho
Insurgents have notified President
Taft that they will support the Bev
erage bill providing a legislative conn
ell for Alaska.
LIST OF DEAD
GROWS LARGER
(By Alaska News Bureau)
DRAKESBORO, Ky. Feb. 3? The
list of known dead in the Drakesborn
coal mine has mounted to thirty-five
and forty-eight men are still missing.
Little hope Is felt of the missing men
being rescued alive.
LOPP IS CHIEF
OF EDUCATION
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Fob. 2? W. T
Lopp has been appointed chief of the
division of Alaskan education. Mr.
Lopp formerly had charge of the
Nome sub-division.
REX BEACH
ON ALASKA
Alaska Is the last great body of
natural resources left to the <*lti7.ens
of the United States. A great politi
cal fight Is K?ing waged around it: it
is an immensely rich territory and is
coveted by big financiers. Senators,
j representatives, governors are being
| dragged into the scandal of its pos
1 sible spoliation.
What is Alaska? It really never
! has been interpreted so that all of us
i could grasp Its full and immense
! meaning. There is only one writer
i who can "do" Alaska in this way.
| That writer is Rex Beach, who is now
; preparing for Hampton's a series of
: extraordinary articles on the terrl
I tory. They will begin in an early
issue and will describe the exact con
ditions in our northernmost province
today. ? Hampton's Magazine.
LOST? Plain gold band ring. In
itials "A. R. G." engraved on Inside.
Finder please return to Alaskan of
fice.
INSANE ASYLUM
ERECTED NORTH
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Fob. 3? A
bill providing for an appropriation of
$7.3,000 to purchase land for the erec
tion of an Insane asylum in Alaska
has been presented to the House by
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger.
GREAT POET
NEAR DEAIR
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS, France. Feb. 3 ? Bjorns
tjerne Bjornson. the famous Norweg
ian Poet, is dying in this city. His
entire family is gathered about his
bed side. '
GIANT EAGLES
KIDNAP BABY
GIBSON, La. Jan. 22? His little
body bruised and torn by the talons
of two giant eagles who kidnapped
him from his crib and carried him to
the top of a great oak tree, 2-months
old Rene Thebedeaux is dead at Gib
son. The dead baby was taken from
! the branches of the tree where it was
held by its clothing after its feather
ed abductors had been killed by men
who answered Mrs. Thebedenux's ter
! rifted shrieks.
The baby's mother had left his era- 1
die near an ope?: door while she went
about her work. With a beating of
wings an enormous eagle almost im- 1
mediately nwooped at the cradle, seiz
ed the child in its claws, and flapped
to a tree in the yard, where another
eagle perched.
Henry Phillips, the pressman for
t.ie Dally Alaskan, who was taken
sick last Sunday, is still confined to
his bed,
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IU MI EMU
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
| LAREDO, Texas. Peb. 3 ? The worst!
disaster in the history of Mexican mini
iug occurred this morning when fire
<laihp exploded on the third level of
the Puaula coal mine at Puaula, Mex
ico.
Fifty-three dead bodies have been
recovered and sixty miners are still
missing and are believed to have per
ished.
mi io ike west
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CORDOVA. Fob. 3? There is a
movement on foot to hold a convcn
lion at Valdez through delegates and
proxies to protest against the Tatt
Bevcridge plan of governing Alaska.
SENATE AFTER
QUICK ACTION
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 3? The
Senate will push the probe into the
present cost of high living to a speedjJ
conclusion.
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BATTLE BURNS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SIDNEY, N. S. W. Feb. 3? Tommy
Burns and Bill Lang have been match
ed to fight for the heavyweight
championship of Australia. The bat
tle will be held March 23.
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SEVEN [OUTERS
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS, France. Feb. 3 ? Seven loot
ers were summarily shot by the pol
Ice today.
ORGEATS
FOR HARMONY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 3? The
Insurgents announce that they will
work in peace with the administra
tion forces.
MEW-FIVE
MINERS LOST
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PRIMRRO, Colo. Feb. X? In all sev
enty-five miners were killed by the
explosion Monday afternoon in the
Primero coal mine.
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HIRE WER
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb 3? Af
ter much persuasion Secretary Ballin
ger has decided to employ legal coun
sel to defend him in the inquiry be
1ns held by Congress.
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