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No. l:W. FOURTEENTH YEAR.
SKAHWAY, ALASKA, WEI?NE<|tAY, AUGUST ?. I! 11 FKm K.
HOT POLITICS
IN CANADA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BUFFALO, N. Y. Aur . 9? Dis
jvatches received here from Wood
stock, Ontario, state that the enemies
of lAurier have aroused the hostile
sentiment of the Canadians in that
section toward the United States, and
that an infuriated mob tore down and
burned the American flag while a
large crowd applauded. A consular
investigation will be had of the af
fair.
AD CAN GET
THE MONEY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 9? AU pngdom
is interested In the latest offer made
to the Milwaukee demon. Ad Wolgast,
Wolgast is offered $1,000 a round for
a Hght of from tea to twenty rounds
with Knockout Brown.
PRES. TAFT
WILL VETD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 9?
President Taft has announced that he
will veto the Arizona-New Mexico
statehood bill on account of the pro
visions for the recall of judges in
the proposed constitution of Arizona.
DRIVER MEETING.
At the Driver meeting tonight, the
subject will be "The Scarlet Thread.'
Beside the special music by the full
chorus choir. Mrs. D. M. Westcott
will render a solo and Mr. and Mrs.
Driver will sing a duett, "The Pilot
of Galillee." The service will begin
at S o'clock. Everyone will be made
welcome.
SEC. STIN
(By* Alaska News Bureau.)
HAVANA. A?g. 9 ? Secretary of
War. Stimson, sailed homo today.
Al' Is quiet in gorernm?ntal circles
here.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. IV C. Aug. ?? Sen
ator Foindexter. of Washington ex
pects to join Secreary basher at Se
attle and go north with! him and mak
a personal inspection of the Control
ler Bay proposition.
THE MECCA
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON. Aug. 9? The Carlton ho
tel whkh has for years been the Mec
ca for Americans in London was last
I night burned to the ground. The
guests escaped in their night clothes. |
93 ACE LOST
BT COLLISION
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
GIBRALTAR. Aug. ft? The British1
' steamer Silverton in a dense fog to
: day collided with ami sank the Frenc
steamer Emir. Ninety-three aboard
the latter were drowned.
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J. W. SATES
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
PARIS. Aug. 9 ? John W. Gates
died this morning In the arms of his
w'*e and son. The cause of his de
mise was kidney trouble.
John W. (Sales was at one time
quite a power in Wall Street, ami
was known lis a daring plunger as
we!' as a shrewd stock manipulator
Recently he gave out some lnforma
'?on as to Wall Street methods which
Gary and Carnegie of the steel trust j
brand as falsehoods.
IDE SHE
IS
OTTAWA. Aug. 8? The principal!
grievance existing between the main j
tonanee of way employee of the Can ]
adian Pacific and the company, which .
it was feared would end in a strike ;
has now been removed the company j
voluntarily shortening its sections j
from the average length of nine mlb-s '
to six miles.
HOT WAVE IS
T
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
KANSAS CITY. Mo*. Aug. 9? All of
the southwestern states are swelter
ing under the terrific hot wave whicli i
is spread over the country.
NOTED GUIDE
LOSES LIFE
Jack Dalton, who arrived on last j
night's train, brought out the news of
the death by drowning of Joe Umb,
i he well known guide for the big
same hunters who come north every
season. The drowning occurred in
Lake Kluane and was occasioned by
the upse?ting of a boat in which the: a
were two others at the time. The
j names of the two who clung to the
boat until rescued were not learned
Joe I^amb was one of the best
! guides in the country and was In
! great demand by the rich game hunt
1 ors of the United States and Canada.
Last season he was with the Have
j mcyerjltalr party.
L
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(Ry Alaska New* Bnrean.)
WASHINGTON, D C. Ail*. 9? The
local sittings in the Senator primer
investigation will end tonight
E
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BALTIMORE. An* 9? Adtnfral To
xo Is the honored guest of this city
today and is being banque'.ted anil |
toasted by leading club* and eommer
rial bodies. He !< aves Baltimore for |
Philadelphia tomorrow.
60 ARE LOST
111
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
ROTTERDAM Aug 9? There was |
a terrific explosion aboard the ste*m
er Outtenburg today In mid stream
The boilers of the craft blew up and
wrecked the steamer so badly that i
she sank persona ire known to
be dead.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
DENVER. Aiir !>? Secretary of the
Interior Pisher is today thp guest of
Denver and Is being entertained by
the commercial bodies and leading I
cltltens. He goes from here to Salt j
I,ak<?.
GEORGE DON'T
HAVE 10 00 II
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D C. Vug. 9 ? It
has developed in the hearing of the
steel trust investUation that tleorg?
Perkins does not have to answer
p -rtinent political questions.
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RECALL FIGHTS
(By Ala*ka Nrw* B?ir??an >
WASHINGTON. l> C Auk. J>?
i sonata by a rotp of fifty to
i foui-t^n (mtaT pMMf) III* ArifMtt
! ami Sow MwcWt* Stil"ltf?rt Mfl *f ?r
I r^tln* ihr nmprrlmnt of 3*r?*toc i
Nplaon whlrh propo^^l tn ?frllr* ??n'
j thf Aritnna rer*?l provMon fof tlf
judiciary.
CHURCH WILL
NOT TOLERATE
(Fly Alaska NVwn Bureau.)
BOSTON, M**? An*. 9? Foor of
the most prominent Rp<*copal bishop*
of th<> Atlanta rout ha** d^tar^ |
thai th^y will not tolorat* th# irM
linjf of John Jacoh Alitor to Madeline
Faff*.
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(By Alaska N<=w# Ttur*a?. >
NKW YORK Anje. !? PtwHy Ffya*
u'pointMl arwl ontbo*?>i| Jim Barry
(n a tn mnwl flrht tM? ctty l**?
nleht.
PRETTY RING
FOR MADELINE
NKW YORK. ViiB. 9 John Jamb
Asior ha* pr?*wnt?*d hi* f1an?"??. MV??
Madeline Fore*. with a twelve th??
?aml dollar diamond riiijt
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SBATTI.R A#r ?? R??.rT?tlon?
h*rp hfcn m*4* for S?*f?**ry p-t*H#r
for th? nest Mtltnc of ?*? S?mp??n
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to r*pr??iH V^hrMlt* In lh?
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(By Alaska N?>w? B?r?an.?
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