TURKEY READY
FOR PEACE
TAL> S IN \0 HL^RRY TO END
HOSTILITIES on the
VSEO TERR*NE*N
vRy Alula X?*? Bare*u.)
ATHENS Greece, Not. 1~? AdvW
r\?.od i<?c< sttrtaj iiiat tie T">rt?
are peafly to wi ix*<v
Tbe Itahass ane ?j?i V> In ?
fcoj-rv to etxi Uh> war.
<Ry vlaska Xf?? Unreal
FEKTN. Not. lj-!V end of the
reM6<t may be Tioair It is reported
Uva* Ae ReN b a--v prepay to treat
* th the dyrasty pafapdfe* peace. Tt
- ->v ".r>d> rsttood ? hat terms thev
m 'J pg>opOOC.
10 JOIN REBELS
(By A<asV? N? ** Rureau.)
SHANGHAI Nov 14? He rcrvriu
- ass- more -^aaii-c j>ropo?
- .x;<. > ..ay T. : . c1- of
Ia^riil ar* reported to
ave >v - t<J tit Ke**l fieet
i 7 p F*J* the great CWMw
>" >c .>" fc^ib.iss'acor to the Inited
vj, <- jS said to bare -urged
tie S _??? jrfs v to fc? to' tte Fk>w*cy
K - for Pb-Ts J-year-oid en>
r- or to resxrr r> % not Irno-wn
vhat a> tjo? tiie *a?ter will take
Vir< Rofcitraoa. ar-i Mr- lUwst-1
arc oaufAter iwe i*s-' ??**?*
i tj>e TVter*?j today.
PARTY RETURNS
FROM HUNT
MRS. OISSTON DEMONSTRATES
PROWESS AS BIG
GAME HUNTER
Mr and Mrs. Henry Disstor. and
Mr. A. F. J army returned from their
hunti^c trip Jn like Lake Kluane dis
trk-" on SUMaTi train and are
resting at the PtoHen house. Tl>ey
i.E k?v on tbe Humboldt in the
morning.
They expressed themselves as very
weil pleased with their hunt. ' The
weather was ideal and the game plen
tiful.** said Mr. Djsaloa this morning.
The party arrived here on Sept. t>,
on their way to the interior. FTom i
Wfc.tehocae they tua voted by stage j
over the Kluane wagon road 140
to Silver City, on Lake Kluane.
The*v they secured the services of
Thomas Dk-kaori as guide, and seven
teen pact horses. Th<?y left Sliver
or. Sept IS, going up the Kluane ri
ver to the Donjek. thence up into
Ihe headwaters of the White river.
The lis* of the game bagged 1n
ch>das eleven oaribo?, three of which
??ere shot by Mrs Diestoo. who dear
ly showed her prowess as an AJaska
big game hunter. One of the caribou
shot by Mrs. Disston had the prire
head of the hunch The partj also
secured seven mountain sheep and
sr. ennrmow brown hear.
The party returned to Silver on
Nov ba%ing had over a month and
a half of Alaska camp life.
Mr. r*fes4oci expressed himseif as
sorry that they did not coroe north
oariier hi the s>e??oo. k being too,1
late when they arrived to get any
moose. The sac* was misted, mak
ing it impossible to ge* near the king
X the an'lered Cr*be.
V touch of coM weather was erper
erienoed on the return trip. It hav
.ng reached as low as 55* bekvw 2ero
Murine the trip from Silver to WhKe
horse
The efttire party expressed them
selves as delighted with Alaska and
have hopes of returning in the future
to see more of it Mr. Ksston ex- !
pressed imself as satisfied that there
is no hunting ground in America that
.-a n <-ompare with Alaska.
The party leaves on the HumboJdt
tomorrow for home in Philadelphia
Your Thanksgiving
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SEND IMPS 10 Mil
War Department Ready to Send 5,000
Troops to Protect American Interests.
(Bt Alaska New? Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nor. 15? It
is stated here today that U?e War
IVpartinent has all preparations made
aik! is ready to sesid five tiKwisnad
! troops to Chin* to protect American
residents therxv
It fc thought theno will be another
rathertnfr on Chinese territory of the
\Bied Army for the protection of for
eigners and their propetty, ayaimt
whom there is much sUtJiig cm,
the part o t the Rebel?.
This will be the sect* .id time In
lale years that American t rocrp* ha<re
been tended in China.
I>urin|t the Boxer rebel Won in 1XH)
there were 8,000 Airartrtin troop* In
the ASM Army. Thwe troops were
the first to scale the walte of TeAntsfoi
wben that city was talpsi *nd r?'4ef
carried to the doomed forel^nera Uiere|
s. g:s elect
OFFICERS TODAY
(Ry Alaaka Newt Bureau.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. lfr? ' The an
nual convention of the Arctic Grand
Camp of the Arctic Brotherhood ojv
enod here yesterday There were a
hundred defeat** present. The day
was spent in th* trumsacticm of routine
business
This afternoon the ejection of offt
cr-s Kill lake plac?. Then? are two
candidates for Grand Arctic Chief;
Major .1 F A. Strong. of IdHsu-od
aivd J. C. Caffney. oC Seattle
This evening the Brotherhood will
hold Its i. ?u)ar anriuaj ba.nqtM't
Thv city is deo?"ated hi honor of
our visitors, and every courtesy is
boinp showr. *hv men from the North
land
ALASKABUREAU
10 GET HELP
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. Nov. If? It was decided
at a meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday to send a large dele
gation through th south to urge t!?e
assistance oti the part of Oregon and
California* in the Chambers plan to
assist Alaska.
The steamer Elk Rohlfl* leaves Ju
neau at 3 a. m for Skagway
The Humboldt Is reported to be
tai Juneau, which place she will leave
at 9 p. m . She wtfl be in Skagway
early in the morning, probably 6 o'
clock.
SPECIAL SHOW
ON TO-NIGHT
A special show wfll bp n*vwn a! ?be
Grow Mo*Hnj Picture The%t#rton%M
for tbe entertainment oC tbe peoiple
who arrived on the ?mln toci%ht.
This doesn't m<*n the* anyrme else
is barred however. ThJii popular ph**
of amusement although only running
thrw days a te enjoying eroal
krK patronage on those nigh<a. TbV
week tiie films are e?q?eeiaily pood
(By Alaska N'?? Bureau.)
CHICAGO Nov 1R? Wrtta of Ha
beas Corpus have been tawied by
Jud^-e Kohlstat on behalf of tbe
meat packers, who irrre indicted by
the Grand Jwry aiid who are oil trial
now in this d*y. The writs are retara
?Mi' Monday.
TUFT TO DISCUSS
COST OF LIVING
(By Alaska N*?? Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. or. 15?
Presides*. Taft te preparing a special
message to oon*r??s whteb wfll dte
iciMw the high root of Hving
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DETROIT HAS
A BAD TIRE
WHOLESALE DISTRICT THREAT
ENED DURING TERRIFIC
WIND STORM
(Br Alula News Bureau.)
DETROIT. Not. 15? The entire
whokwa)f> district wtw threatened by
a fire in one of the centrally locaifced
buildings yesterday. The firemen
greatly h&nrikmppoi
A tpcrifV was bV>w-in?, wb*rh
made it alrooat Impossible to keep
the flames onder cmvtro? The lorn
is e?tknaited ai half a million Mkrt
PUBLISHING CO,
IS INDIGTED
(By Alaska New* Rurean.)
NEW TORK Nov 15? The F?der
al Gran ' Jujry sltlUrir herp now, re
turned lwHi4a?en<j? against the offta
ke of the Ooliirnhhrn-S^fcllnn Pnb
lishln* OwnpaTiv
This company wrty l?Mv took orer
the bankrupt Hamr*<A-s Ma?a*Ine. and
onnwoWdattng H wKh the Colombian,
publish at the preset* time the Ham*,
toiv-tolvmbtan Ma?arh?e
BOYZK TO
BE TRIED
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Nor
15? John Boyt'a, the Aufrtrlan, who
wM arrested on swpWon of robbery ?
of the Bank of Monttv?l. h*ce han
been ertnrmlCted for trial The *<e
o the trial has not bee*i set.
When arrreted Boyak had $4. 000 of
marked bill In his poss?wh?n, which
he cJaimed to have found lmder the :
sidewalk. _____
OPENS FIGHT
ST CAPITAL
PINCHOT DOESN'T AGB6E WITH
PISHC* ON LATTEB't
POLICIES
(By Alaaka N?wr Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. -Vot. I*?
ConnerTittlmfMt atttorJ Ptncbot is
If**; Secretary FV<?er is akw In th?
city nrxl the merry war of word*
KTwa on.
Ptnctoot Imw opened th?? fight on
TOaher'a fonw*r?t!on polkry. He doe?
not rofcvrfde wKh Mr. Ftaher"* Me*
of Vmelnjc the coal ianda. nor I* h*
heartily m ftiror of tbe goveraiwiit
ownership of r?tttro*ita to tap the ocnl
n?Ma.
CAPTAIN TO BE
INVESTIGATED
(By AUutka N?ws Pirtan.)
RAN FBANCI8COD No* 15 ? It \?
r^portnr? u?re ???. Cap* WMnl, of
the *U>?ro?r W?*htn*t?n. wtooh wont
a*T o*it*1 on th? ?>rth H?*l, off A*
tori*, on Mooter. *1> hat* to far*
an 1nv**U|rat?on.
(By AUaka Newa Bureau.)
HONO KONfl. China Nor 15? Re
port* roan Hankow. irtate that *h#
rtjwtn there are patrolled by p+rak"*.
who rob and a*aoK people imUa?T<inl
nately.
The rwidmt* are panic ?ArVken
and do no*. wnture ooA on th?* rfreet*.
Remember the Wk* daiwe rrWlar
n4?ht
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