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No. 22S FWRTEEXTH YEAR.
^ASWAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1911 PKK'E. Ifl CENTS
GILL HOI
A GRAFTER
GRAND JURY CLEARS FORMER
MAYOR OF SEATTLE OF
ALL SLSP1CION.
tKy Alaska NVw
SEATTLE. Not. tl ? IT* Grand
.~ury which has t?ee*i in session
hore. was discharired y?e*??s\)ay.
Th*>?r regie ; o.v>fained souk- to
t f f?:uTvs an<i conmiects very
ro- ir i\r. th.? w; a^oiiniVmitwis
The present adminisJratioc; of Ore
oik* department i*Ti<?er chief of
> *iv. O'aixie DmiiiH was praised
fclsfcly. The dep*rt?oT>t has accom
Jss^ed more ccvv. *wards the
easing up of the city than has
T>er. nwM^dwl by acy previous
' w. :ti tstratxm.
For- r Mayor Hi G4C was eJe?r
" any suspicion: of craft Bat it
? ns t5e Jwys opinior. that he
>bouid have known that crafUiyr
? aj N?cvc done openly in certain
o-oartmeEts under hhn
YOUNG HIED
i?>- A'.asK* X.? iwto.)
DEXVES Col Nk Tfcr jvy
9 Uk c--*: erf Mrs G?rtTBde
wjl- s*vcr*d jvsierd*y.
A pe-ufcsLT tcata* of J?r> is
that i ts cMapMti eotiry V at yoa: ~
lMrricd wen.
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TT- Doipfeia arrwn j? port a-: 3 '
<?Jm k s^nJ -*-15 s?? *1 f tJiis evening.
Th<? H>-?y eajrx- up from Haoites
i.< nuit. Xr H. P. M FtrkinWr.e.
Uk Ha_r .? surveyor. *nd BUSy Bam
h&n.. t_>e Raic? Hoikm sui^nvs aa*:
afcle *?r* p*s??fers..
M: G^wrpe IVsiniaa, proprietor of
Go*>?! N'oCw. Hotel wiil Uve on Uhs
IV.iph_r. for lx*s Aiplw. mbeti Ik"
* .E spend Use White in Loe
Angeles. Mr Dedmaa *111 a<S. as tcwr
x a^ent for Use WhS? Pass Route
AEROPLANES
DROP BOMBS
TWO FLYING MACHINES HOVER
OVER TURKISH CAMP AND
SPREAD DESTRUCTION
(By Alaska New* Rureau.)
TRIFOU. No* . 22? There now ex
:svs no (kmhl as to the usefulness of
Use aernpfeae in warfare.
Yesterday early two aeroplanes
cireW up into the air from the cKy. j
They sailed out across the desert j
scratch? for the Turkish encampment.
Howing over the Ttorks. Vher drop- j
ivd hotafc alter txunb. which expkxi- .
ri#:. killed many Turks and created i
-TvaJ ha roc im their ranks The Turk!
ish and Arah tmope were panic-striek j
CO.
CAPTAIN MAKES
A STATEMENT
i Uy Alaska News Bureau.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 22? Cajrtain
u .rAie, erf tti* steamer Washingtoe
which had a narrow eecapo from ?
f?x: - .Bering on North Head, off Astor^
<Mt his first public statement
tod^r He declares that a rope was
it in the pwpeller of tldjr Wash
"isrtor.. thereby disatoliajr her.
T p >"c<UEer was dragged off th*
by the to* Tatoosh
(By Alaska New* Bureau. >
LONDON. Not 22? Tattershall Cas- i
tie. in Ljaoote&ire has been pur- j
chasod by Lord Livrajs?ooe to pre
vent its suggiested demolition and re- i
roov*] to America.
Your Thanksgiving
SUIT
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OVERCOAT
Should be Up-to-date
W e are showing dozens of
the newest styles in
Worsteds, Tweeds, Cashmere, Etc.
Rec-cni ed a> the most stylish garments
to be found in the market.
See Display In Our Windows
WE DO NOT URGE YOU TO BUY
H. J. LYNCH
Tha Up- To- Data Haberdasher and Lac'iaa Furnlshar.
a-SlB Ml
OF H1HS ail
James Boyle Arrested Yester
day ? Suspected of Having
Assaulted Clyde B. Guptill.
James H. Bojia. an ei-soMier, be*- I
t?r known as "Chick" Boyle was ar !
rested yesterday and is being hold in
i>e federal Jail hire. He fe sus
pected of having committed the mur
decooa ismult oci Ofcyde B Quptill,
r. ho was found with his skull fnao
tund in a room in the rear of the
.* aska Steamship oflloe on the room
i*R of October 19th.
The cloe leading to the arrest of
Hoj-le was the finding of two shirts j
rolled in a bundle and placed up un
der & carpet, which hangs over ?
fence along the railroad track, dl
r*vtly behind the Pullen House An- 1
ncx. on 6th avenu.e
The two shirts consisted of a whit*
woolen undershirt and an ojive drab j
army shirt They were both badly
splashed w*th blood. Th?te were par
tially identified as belonging to Boyle
hy laundry marks from the Haines
'vwKlry. ,
Boyle was givwi a preliminary hear
ing before Judge Martin Conway to
lay at one o'clock. He declares be
2! absolutely innocent When asked
n <w>n? he spent the evening of the
^th. he declared that he and hie wife
a notortous native woman known as
t^rvupuw Mary, bad spent the even
np playing cards at the home of
^Vod Ginley, a kmg*bon>nM?v He do
?lar**! t.bwt'between eleven and twelve
>'ok?ck, he and his wfle went to bed
They slept late the next day, and
"cnern- nothing of the tragedy until in
formed by FYed Gtaley about ten o
Vvk He could not remember earn
ing down town than day Several per
sons stated that they had seen him in
from of the Alaska Steamship office
before noon of the IJKh.
Boyle, when showji the Woody fhirt
r-rcaled a gT??t *urpri>e in Ah<^
room, by Memtifyim;; Uie drab over
shirt to be his own. He identified it
10" a piece out from the tail of Uk
shirt, which pl??ce. hie said, hte wit>
had used to patch th<> sfcws..
He could not identify the undcrshlr |
and did not beMeve K was bis. ai- I
though he admitt<xl to having ha !
that same kind of shirts At one ttm'-.
He (loolarrd that the last time h
l?ad worn the shir* was about *i*
weeks a*o. He ami hte wi/e re liv
ing in a house on SKh avenue. bek>: us
ing to Martin ltjen. Having lorn i'
in a scuffle with her one day . ;
be took the shirt off *nd threw it fci
the ern;er. They moved from U.-"> j
houtte won after and he was posi
the <hcy did r.ot take the shirt niih
thein.
Mrs r.iyle, y<*terday declared thai
the shirt did not beJon-; to her bus
band.
There was no further evidence
brought not.
Hoyle will be held, pending further (
investigation. He la (Ml oj soldier, an
does not b?er a very enviaibJe reputa
tion, having been <kshonora>>ly ?! -
charged from "be army atvrou thre.
yoxrs a; fo. He has t>e?? amwAol (
Haines several thn?-s,, and once ser\
ed a term In jaii hfTf for vagrancy in
the sqwing of 191?. He wnd his wif?\
ram* up to Skagway about the mid- (
die of September, from Haines H< (
has worked occasiorwdly as a k>r>c
shoreman on the doci:
STORK llftS
BEEN BUSY
Mr. F. F. W. Lowie is doling
ceegars today to celebrate the ar
rival at his home of a fine baby girl
a! eleven, o'clock tet night. Dr.
Gable the attending physician reports
Mrs. Lowle and the Mttle girl to be
progressing nkely.
At the seme time that our friend
Mr. Loirte ?"?? spreading . tbe good
-tews and the cdgare this mominp.
Mr. H. J. Lynch received a ?wire from
Ibis wife who has been v-Mtlng her
mother in TeCBU?eh, Neb-, that there
had been an addition. to <beir family
a little girl having liwi bom on
the 13th. -
TRAINS m
All RUNNING
(By Alaska News Nureau.'
SEATTLE Nov. 2:{? The brUcw
have all beem repaired and the East
tern train sen-ice has been restored.
The post office ta oon***^. d?e
to the (Way in trafk
The rrinceos May ktft Janets ft
2 p. m. and wfll be Imtt at 10 o'coWc
teal|M.
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NO SUPERIOR
and is favorably known
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MEN SIM
PARLIAMENT
TWO HUNDRED SUFFRAGETTE?
ARE PLACED UNDER
ARREST
(i y Alaska Nfeirs Bureau.)
LONDON. Nov. 22? TV Mrffrane*
to lay stormed U>? Howkw of Var
unMit white Parliament wan In *e#
stoo.
T>v poSfr-e harl great dtffk-aXy tn
the mob. Abcrot two h?m
? i women were p?t wilder nrretA.
(1 . AlssXa N*ws Hur*a?.)
ilERLIN. Nov. 22? ft \* vttM her*1
th<> powers have starts an inrea
i Jn-to the roporw of U?e roaa
! n ienem tai O-hioa., A*i
:y wiH probably be a^lcwl fro^
Ifce Chine* Go?vermi>efU
j2S,003 It
SACK IS ICS!
O'v Alaska News i.urww.1
?.RK NSB0RO, N. C. Not. t?
The; a United State* mail pooch
.< from Ral'-lfrh to New Ynrlt
.. J rr itatehw 120.000 'lwJ?cpe?r?J
>vo wrrks ajro in a wtiwr staUw
a ro> ' '.ly reported $25,000 theft of
r -vrr.. at LvTK'hbWK, Va, Wtme
n ;i re today. Beyond ad?B**l?f
?hr ] i?s of the park***. ofTttW# re
fi?f> to discww t-b#? n*tt?
SuperUiteodew. V. I. Uahn nrfarwd
from WhKehorse on fcu< nteM'B train,
i-ir re;>otrs overytiili* tn eood oon<H
Uon atonic the Wn?.
101, HE
LAUNDRY CITY
SEATTLE LAUNDRIES IU8PENO
OPERATIONS? TURN THEIR
BUSINESS TO TACOMA.
(By AlMka Now? Rnreaii.)
TACOMA, Not. 22? Tlve tannery
htjs'rv* to thh< city ha* pMt?1 np
to a PonrMifo* innlowtry In the lw*
few day*.
TTkwktxIh of bnmtlm of JiMimfry
b*v? poarwl fcito the cKy from
Uttlr on fT<TT l**?s
iMitdriM tm^ng had to *n*>?Tvr1 a*
operations daring tlx* w*t>?r
Lbprr the kw* w?w*i.
WARSHIPS CD
10 110
(Br Alaaka !%>wit Bureau.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. Not ??
FV>arlr|r mithrmk of an-io^hr tr
ofcrtlon. the i mr (tepartmeot ha* ori- r
<*1 two U. 8. i r\jt?er? to p?v>r?*><l
<o San n?mJr?rT?. to protect American
pr-?p*rty.
There to iwrrh mmtna* vm
ertcwia in M?W). due 'o the mr**
m* of General R?y?a. Vn Ur?V>. TVt
aa the other iarr and the breakta* wp
o< the amnRrttn* of *rn? acraan *he
horder
WOMEIHRE
MASSACRED
*Hy Alaska f'?wi P?r?M.t
PEKJN Not 22? Ropnrta from the
northern jwoyIth-wb state that aeTer-U
AmerVwn mlaatorartew. many of them
women hare beett maasarred br tha
tafarlrfad rebals there.
You Can See
A Prize -Winning Clothes
Exhibit
At Our Store Any Day: You Don't Have
to ?0 to Any Pair or Exposition, nor Pay
Any Admission Fee
You Can See
Exhibitions of Our Clothes
All Over Town; The Best Dressed Men
\re Wearing This Clothing And They
Look as Though They Enjoyed it
Come in And Take a Lock at Them
WILL CLAYS0N-a &
The Home of The'
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING