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Obttttawd ?i P?2>? 4.)
ST. P*CL ATTORNEY
TO BE AMBASSADOR
Tsft to Appoint Bwrinoss Partner of
Late Sonntnr Cu^hmac K. Pa* is
A> I ted States Representa
tive to European Court,
By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. PAUL, Minn.. Jan. 16? It Js un
derstood in political circles here, that
f^rar.t KoDogs:, a prominent attorney
<vf jh:s city, wiil be appointed by
:Te- t Taft as a United Sta:es
vnitassuuior to one of the European
courts.
K*ik>gg has been prominent here
it y<-irs as an attorney. Ke w a
7r:eaiNpr c< the old la* firm of Da\is.
. jt:.,; Reverence, with the la'*
i < Senator Oushman K Pavis.
;nv de from
EXPOSURE TO COLD
. o ;r Pt-rsons Foon, Pea?i in X?'
^ rk ? Three Succumb To C<xd
ph;ladeiph:a. Much Swf.er
ing Be!nc Reported In
lATge Cities
(Ry Alaska News Buroau i
XKW YORK, Jan. 15? The extreme
. i,i wave nhich has held this <i:>
its er&sp for the last few da>s
- moderating
Four peopj? ar?> reporiel de^d
r '.APF.LrniA Pa? A terrific
t ,'e ba? settled over the city
"for; ^ being reported
~ ? ? tie >.a ? '-ocn fnod fror
ravois OLD HOTEL
? AS NARROW ESCAPE
S-.;rrv>iin 1 :.ng Revere Hotel
vre I\v- in&yed by F re. Historical
E 'oo Ha* Narrow Eseapa
FN \uska N>w Bureau i
IV?STON. Mass., Jan. 16? Fire very
?- ?-{y destroyed the famous old
Re\ere Hotel " in this city. A f-re
-wW in some adjoining buildings
to the old historkaj edifice, <om
; :e" K destroying them. It was on
> ?fr*?r hours of desperate fighting
a* the building was saved.
There wore two passengers on the
'-sin last night.
The Best of
The
Good Ones
For
Big and Little Feet
THE
s/fmciican
$?/it?cmati
tk SHOE
H. J. LYNCH
U.>Tc-??t# Habwas^er and La.'tM F?mi?h?r.
MERCHANT WILL BE
APPOINTED TO OFFICE
Marshal Tom Powell to be Removed
F*r\>m Office? Mortimer Atkinson
TV Get The Job
(By Alaska News B\iro?w.l
SEATTLE. Wash., .Ian. If? K is
-??;v rted here that Marshal Powe'J
Nome will shortly be removed
from office.
It to also said that Mortimer At
> in. a Nome merchant. wlU be
tod to succeed Marshal Powell
NEW METROPOLIS IN
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.
In line with the Bureau of Educ*.
..on's excellent progress in South
?astern Alaska educational affairs,
.ys the Juneau Dispatch. ii* the re
, Vt 0{ a cablegram yesterday by
^??Penntendent W. G. Boattle, auth
?ri-.ng him to open a new govern
aent school at Fish EgK, on Prince
. \\ ;tle> i>land. ana commonly know
y its oftK-lal name. Craig
prof. eattv announces '-hail het
. ie< ><-d Mits Edna L. 1-Yecnian
| o prwide over the new school and
| leave shortly and formally estab
h tl .1 >i*tutkm. At present there
, w natives and an t-qu.\l number
?i * - residing there. Fl-JiVng H
I - ?e o., ^f oc cupation
Speaking of Hydalwrg. the now !
.ij'.aiT' on the w?>st ?>>ast of Prince;
if Wales island. Prof. Bealtie has I
?t > .rood thinj-s to say "1 think I
: hRt Hjxiaburg will eventually be the
:r>.pol!s,' if such a word Is app'i
xe. in extreme Southeastern Al
ia. and the spirit Uiat the Indian
>eop", have displayed in forming the j
>wn is praiseworthy." sa.:d Supt.
'eattie to the Plspatch )aj?t nicht.
Thetv are tx* w homes golne up
^ly. the matter of streets is being
ajvful'y looked after and the inhab
tants are proving that. If given
the opportunity, an Indian is as
anahle of beeomin? self supporting
?vnrt independent as his white brother
In snite of the efforts of the older
chieftains to keep up old tribal cus
toms. the inhabitants of Hydabnrr ;
^ave insisted on imitating the ways
">t the white man and are succeeding
'dmiraWy
>n Item from the Settle Post In
tent -.-propr say* of Hyrtabiirr
*t 'be few vVa-e a reeu'ar m?H
ha? be<*n establish.
n* iv^der the laws of con<re?!s. with
'o~n>ir articles of incorporation and
i ftil' ???t of officers. aM. with one
vr ->tv.ri Indians The Tnd'ar* of
?he village have 'n^omoratod a trad
!->?r company, and c-tahll<hed stores,
?hey fnrnishine the canital from their
i*n ?a vines from work as fishermen
?"?d in other capacities They have
-"t in a stock of goods and entered
?twn recniar business
MURDERER HAO
MANY LOVE AFFAIRS
Kev Rk-heeon, Murderer o{ Fiances',
Found to h?ve Had a SweMheart
in Sail lAke ? Rumor* of
Many Others.
(Or Alaska News Bureau)
BOSTON*, Mass., Jan. 13? From
letters found in U>e possession. of
;jev. (Mar once Richeson. !t was learn
ed that the murderer had another
liucte' In Salt take City.
The young lady is Miss Patsy
Felt*. Previous to her death, Riche
son had promised to marry the wo
u>an he poisoned. Miss Avis Lisiuell.
Hp then becJ.me ea.sased to Miss
Armond. There are rumor# of oth
,r engagements
INTERNATIONAL BOWLING
tournament on tonight
iiiTt?au, Ft. Seward. Skagwsy, White
horse And Dawson to Start Bowl
ing Fest Tonight
The sooond International Bowling
Tournament begins tonight between
Southeastern Alaska and Yukon Ter
ritory tarns.
The tournament la on between the
KIks Bowling teams in Juneau and
Skagway, the soidiers of Ft. Wm. H.
. >siud, tnc White Star Athletic Club
. i V\ hiteboree and ttie Uaw eon Bowl
ine team, for Lie challenge cup, put
u.p by tae Brimswlcke-Baike, Oojleo
>.at Company, who handle howling
paraphernalia.
The cup last, year was won by the
!>oy? at Kt Seward.
The tournament will be held by
telegraphic report
A team of fire men Kill bowl three
-antes tonight .simultaneously tn each
j t the clubs represented in the tour
nament, ?-igh<:een games will be
.?owkd altogether, three a night,
'wo uighta each week.. Tuesday and
fYiday, thus ending the tournament 1
a rye weeks.
The team reaving the highest
lumber of pl.is tn the entire eighteen
:amos will be declared the wlnn<*
A.nd will hold the Ohallon^e Trophy
r the next year.
The Alaskan wUl print ttie tele
graphic result of the first three
ames in fomoiTOw's Issue.
The F.iks Clab Riwltng Tournament
s -ow in full fiwHig, the e4*rht 3-men j
teams <ompeUng have all played nine
arnes. The t?ims are composed of
club n embers only, ail the captains
f the various 't'-ams choose the men
who were to play at the close of
"he nfcne p?m? played The stand- !
Ine of the tearr* were ?: fallows ?
Rig Injuns ? Handicap .... ST
F. H. Pttld 13? I
V* Sparks . 1'51 j
\V B Batson 1S1?
4839
Zeller Kids ? Handicap .... 68
M. A. Snow 1S?9
1 M Keller 1178
0. Selraer 1357
4746
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vert highly, and guarantee Its pvHtr
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J. +
+ 1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
+ 1-2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
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BLOODSHED III
CHINA AGAIN
BOMB THROWN AT
PREMIER YUAN SHAI KAI
Flattie Reported to Hare Taken Place
At Shen Pal? 10,000 Man thus
Said to be Massacred. Re
port 1" noon firmed.
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
PEKIN, China. Jan. !?? Premier
Yuan Shai Kai. whiie riding Hi a cor
riage today, narrowly eM?ped assas
sination. A bomb, hurled at the
Premier's head. passed high ot ?r
Lis head and exploJed amonjjRt the
populace gathered to see the 'Iron
fJeneral." Many were blown to
pieces before they could escape the
death dealing missile
PEKIN, Chipa, Jan lfi? A report
from Shen Fai sta'es that ten thous
and Mane hers have been massacred
by the r^bel army at that point
The report is unconfirmed
MISSISSIPPI IS FROZEN
OVER FROM SHORE TO SHORE
First Time in Many Year* Since
l/aree River Was ErrUre'y
Fnwon Over
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ST LOl'lS. Mo , Jan 1<! ? For the
f'rst time In many years the Missis
sippi river. Is ent r^lr froien over, j
from shore to shore. The cold spe'l
here has broken all records for dur
ation and cold
KING ALPHONSO EREAK8
WITH HIS COUNSEL
Spanish Cabinet Resign? as ResuK
of K Wig's leniency to
Various Rioter*
(By Alaska News Bureasui
MADRID, Spain. Jan. 16? A break
has occurred between King Alphorwo
and the Cabinet. The latter ha* re
signed becairse of the determination
of the King to commute the w*n
ten?v of varion* rioters.
CITY COUNCIL SIGN
LIGHTING CONTRACT
Hold Seml-Mooth!y P*T
BUI*. Sign Contract With
Home Power C.
The city council h?(d their r?rul*r
?em-^nonthly meeting h> the City
tail last night ResruMr routine of
was transacted and Mil*
.'or the current month were pa! ft.
?.motttitmg to $454.17. An app'opr'.a.
t.on of $60? was mad? for school e*
pctlMS.
A bill for $2.i?> for attorneys fae'a
in the late coal proceedings at Ju
neau was presented by II. B. LeFVvre
which the committee on Judiciary and
Elections, referred back for a de
tailed statement.
The treasurer reported * b*ianc?
of $7.5<^.98 on hand.
The city lighting contract wtth the
Home Pow?r Company wm signed by
the council The Home Power Com
pany will furnish 16 candle power
l?mps for tl-35 and will keep the ?n
fire system In repair
DENIES INTIMATE
WITH REV. RICHESON.
(By AMuika New* Bureau. I
SALT LAKE. I'tah, Jan. 16? Ml**
Pafzy Pelti. who *? announced yes
terday as a fiancee of Rev. Richeson,
t^day denied that she had ever had
more than s casual acquaintance *1rh
him
COMMENCE OPERATIONS
ON NEW CANNERY.
w n Grant and FTed Amundsen
fame in from Point Ward Sunday and
report that work on the point W%rd
Cannery la progT?mi*ig rapldlr by
the effort* of a crew of fifty men
The quarters for th? men ex? not
al' completed and quite a "tent city
i.as sprung up at Ward's Core
It was found necessary to blast
out tome rocks on the aide bill in
rdrr to make mom for all the bulld
.ngs. " Teddy" Curjitagham is haul
ing the explosives and does the
'? astlng in a matwvr very satisfac
tory to all concerned and ospwlaily
?o to himself for it has been report,
d that he makes more notse than
the blasts, which fact we would
i<mtahly he aware of thnvuh the
sense of hearing Is the "Stikhie"
wan not blowing so hard azainst his
of fort* ? Ketchikan Miner.
Shoes for,
Men
Women
and
Children
* We have a large Stock on hand *
" Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Be?t Thai The Market
Afford*
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
V
A not ?o.
-,f?c f '*?
pORTHCgN
WILL CLA VSON~a!L
I*he Home of The
HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING