HUE HUNDRED
IN KILLED
CEFELS ?xee n?OW
*TT*CMNG FEDERAL *?!VV
O*v?co> Men RKnpit W tt*?wt P r "8
*-t f-\, WO Dfi f
Ff < of Ba'A f *rvri Many
* -ft Vu- t f-s of *
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o ? .^Vo*". p?a o " ;Jw 1**1 roN4!
?i? ?:{i: ?,'??: - !ay *!V~r?oon
? r - ? ji^n-r. \ strv-nc f too ? f
It^rsUi a"ack?>d Conor*? iVw
> was -iatforod ho?v. an,l N-f<w
R'-^yvs ivntd fro t><.- s-h.'.ot.
* *><!> Orood *o make a tias^y to
W?avirc o\>>- f.\ ?" hsn.'rvt! men
:h- tirU. of V^vfo.
>?? hV.1 orals mar.y p-h
"s. a: ?" t> >ssi?s- i (it ? win -
.if rs-TKvns an-i rr.aih sunimjriarioTi
? *rc\>esi lo abarOort.
? Mon'f )i*t wilt a V* " o"
\EO 0C SCV ERODES
B> C*LL1\5 WINDOW
v M VRbOTTrTtVA N r E. 1 V*
?Harry VrWns. <? o '"n yoa-* o'-V
o- of Ay". ;ri a M*. k>t -
: North Tttok. *s- ki -m jts an na
^ maniKT. K* ' -'i-i fcooa to
;cv* a j- >cs>I r.f sr. ^ tw fcavirc Ujo
X ?>? -bt> <k*">r sro<x2 on a oi"
ti oV.asb in *jTKV>ir. Ttc
?AT; Riipp^t slt.-I Ui<? *.n?wf at
; **rv>c v.tdo camo <? 1*"n <xi li -
-.? hia svs>r.c?.' A t "a
j-.-rv^ r. pa^sine 7>^ti v<i
- v\ FLKs. t^a' May 1"- TV.o
\ OOTivOTlt'Wl Ulf> ' r.-'pl
, ?v~*- wvia' TV-nrowrs rarro f? an
-
V :. h TWVV ."x; Wi'slat V'Ti -vAs t"aTia
.1. -.*t to- t>o K^-T<>"Tnori of 0>o a*
*,~y a T^<* tjppiTIC O^ 1 W7>S
c ^t-. a Nv v V Vvm. *hr .: ti as vo'
?V. St Xnicht"? of - trif
?> a Sar ''ti :v#> rra '.i f*
SrMc> tnr tho nai'r Alaskan.
RE8EL GENERAL STEPS
ACROSS BORDER LINE
JIWRKZ. May 15? <>neral 0<virof
d >j?T>i?oared Saturday nitht. and sin p
that time nothing has Wen or
heard of him
It is oel?ev<\l by those who ?re
snppowsl to know of t ho movements
of the Kobe' loader. thai ho hns
CTo across the border into 'ho 1 nit
<sl State*.
federal forces VICTORIOUS
OVER MEXIC AN REBELS
Kl. rvso. Tex. May 1" ? Reports
h*w been iwivfj in this oity fron I
various parts of Mexico, in wl<i h '
fich tine has been taking plae b<
vwm Mw*l and Robot fono-.,
it in almost every instance the;
Hobels have mo? w'th drfo*;. an*
i;?any Rebel s Mdiors have boor, take'i
ASwL'ITH ACCL'SED OF AIDING
IN ANNEXATION SCHEVE
UiXWX, Fn:.. May 13- In* a
-r?c h which ho delivered in th?
i>ri:iv" House of Commons last
*. Opposition Lea<!or I. aw a ?
.-riser lTemier Asquith of aid in i
Vni-* a in its efforts to ann-\ Oasi
LONDCN GIVES ISVAY
\ A CORDIAL WELCOME
X
Rr-i e Ismay. of Uic White Ma
li- ? arrived in this c'.et ye-ter ny.
a- uwti his a~iv?". w- t en .
~ r-\G BUILDINGS TO
PREPARE rCR BL'ILD N "?
nro b- -ins lismantled and ?<* -loved
r. rhe Kxpo^Jtion s-i'e in rro i a
for the 1JM5 Vniiev^al Exp^s
Workmen arc no*- aftivo'y e"
rared tearinc down stno'nrne 'hat
w re landmarks in the Harbor View
district These bnildin.es will 1 e re
?a. '>1 by T^xposit'on pa'a ? ??. t''a;
ar*? beitip planned by the fo~ein s'
architects ot thi? ronntr- Homes
t were valued at three and fonr
'r^isand iVllars *-e bcins moved to
1 cr soet;ors of the city and on
Ind they oe?upioi will arise
?Vo TKichbo-hood of i
B fl 3 W B 5
DOUBLE SERVICE
" HOUSE DRESSES
FAST COLORS
$2. 00 <?- $2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Dressing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
Tfc* Up-To-Oat* H?b?PdasK*r and LJuMea Fumtehw.
8 10 6 SCORE
MADE SOW!
? TRYOUT GAME WAS
SHORT AND SNAPPY
Keller And Klrmne Settle Argument
j by Picking Team* From Like y
Locking Timber. Pro-pects Show
j Good Indications.
I
Herman Kirmse, formerly ? f the
! l?skla}oosa TUers. an. I now thr> fore
! most jeweler of Alaska, cot into an
altercation with I Kv Keller, who f< r
1 several seasons nwinas?-d the l"o a
'tella Indians, since which ho ha*
devoted most of his attention to tho
praotice of dentistry. and finally
decided to settle the matter of their
judgement in piekinj ??hall players"
b> choosing sides on the diamond
yesterday for a matched panic.
Herman pot the toss, and piked
i ha: old war horse. Phelps, while IVH1
wa> looking for younp MohI. and 1111
, ik? Bledsoe lined up on hi- side. Her
man took Blan chard. a <1 l?or took
MoKiiuie, arid when the final man
was picked ii was pretty evenly d
\ ided 11. 1>. adding Out fold, Kapuz
. Bla? k and West to his aypregatinn
while IVc strengthened his team with
\sk. Hal Johnston, and tha; cn e
kin; of the diamond. Jlnimv R*k
The panic was a fast and furious
one. Hian cliard and I'helps beins
th?- battery for the Kiriuse team,
while Bert McKenzie and It. Bledsoe
took care of Keller's end of t3ie pam-:
Kirmse evidently saw the hand
wr.tinjt on the black boar . for he
pot into the game hi:i^ If. and for a
short time showed seme of that old
t .me *nappv form. wiii. h would lia\e
put his photo on the moving picture
>< reen with the rest of the s tars, had
tli re been such an invent! -n at the
:.rue he was in his very l?est form.
k ;ier was content to let things po
as they looked, and without any
fielders, his team certainly did some
beautiful work
Hock was there a'l the time, and
McKenzie showod that he s:id had
an arm. which when used In the <om
tip Internatkmal panics will show
t'ietn a. toss the liorder that he ha*
aided a few knots to his mus le.
Kirmse pitched the first two in
ninpv and had he boon able to keep
his signals secret. would have prob
ably wo-i ou: but Keller s mi's go!
w s.? ard he was for. ?> 1 to quit. He
took Blanehard awiy from the first
pillow. where he usually p'ays, and
while a little uneasy at first., aoon
cained confidence. and threw pood
Mil.
The came proved a pood practi e
tryorit. and showed up some of the
newer timber whiih Skapwa.v has
crown sinee the lasi season, and the
final score of v to <>. in favor of Kel
Ws bunch. demonstrated that thel
pann?s scheduled for a little later in!
the season will be bate hnil all the!
time,
<?eor.:e Mapv was rinestii n d time'
and ncain. but be evened thincs up'
by dividing hiv erroroous divisions b *
twe<?n the two teams so I ha' it wa?
about an even breik.
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TEDDY IS . THE WHITE
MAN'S ONLY HOPE
NEW YORK. May 13? Col. Ro**
v*4t ha* iwawd * letter, which i? be
ine sent broadcast throughout the
country. iti whl^h ho states that the
only issue beftve the voter today 1*
the question of the defeat of Presi
dent Taft. and says that ho la the
champion of the people, and the on
ly man who ctan defeat "Paf!.
MONTANA LINES UP
STRONG FOR TAFT
lU'TTK, Mont.. May 13? Retwns
from the various county mnventlnns
held throughout this state Saturday,
shows that Taft delegates will eon
trol the 8*ate Republican convention
In sufficient numbers to elect a snl:d
detention to the National Re; uMi an
convention.
TAFT SENDS MESSAGE
ASKING FOR SQUARE DEAL;
WASHINGTON, I> C.. May 30? |
President Taft. left thu eitv 'as< ev-|
ening for Ohio, to becin his nine ,
days ramimicn In that a'ate.
Before he left here. he Sfnt wire*
to his managers in California urging
them to make a plea with the people'
for a square deal.
PRINTERS REFUSE TO JOIN
PRESSMEN IN STRIKE j
CHICAGO, 111.. May 13? There i*
no immediate settlement bet we n the
striking pressmen an! stereotypes
and the newspaper!".
The Typography al T'nicn have rc
fuixvl to Join witb the Pressman's
union, claiming that they have no
irrieveancp. and ihat they are b">un.i
by their contract maOe o>er a year
afro with the newspapers.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ASKED TO PAY BIG SUM
SEATTLE, May 13? The A'a?ka
Steamship Company's Steamship A'a
moda. nhieh crashe ) into the Colman ,
] Vh V No. 2. April 2">, has been libel
ed for fifty thousand .lrfKars by the
Colman IV>ck Co
SHIP CARPENTERS QUIT
WORK ON LIFE BOATS
LONlXiV. Mftv 13? The rush dH
niands for rafts and llfetioats has hnl
a remarkable sequel at Liverpool.'
which has lesulted in the steppage <f
work at many boat yards. Thej
?rouble I* due to a long standing dis
into between ship carpenters and
rhore carpenter^. The former e>n- J
'end tha' he latter have no riiht to
work at lx*at building. The no-^d of j
orders which followed the Titani'
disaster naturally led all the era
plovers to encase every available
hand. The result was that the shi.>!
carpenter* laid down their tools and
refused to work with the others If
the trouble Is not settled quickly it
will further complicate the difficulties
of the shipowners.
I COOKIES
j. We earn- nothing but the very highest grade of Cookies.
Biscuit? and Crackers.
^ ou can feel perfeclly sure when ordering either hulk
or j>ackagc goods from us that vou will get strictly fresh
, and wholesome goods.
f SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR VARIETY
J*
s. of package goods and then come in and sample them.
}? Wr like to have you call and look over our stock ?
dont be afraid of taking our time. We are here to
Serve You.
J
t P. H. GANTY, Grocer
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UP SAME FIT
FOR TWO ROUNDS
RUSHES AD WOLGA9T
Champion Staggered to Ro;>et But
Cfm? Back In Time to Get New*
pr per Decision, fight Fans Per
plexed.
SAN TO A NCI SCO, Cal.. May 12
For a time Saturday nisht. It Icoked
as though Ad \Vo|?Mt *?? coin* to
KO down to dpfeat at the hands of \
Willie Rltrhio. and *lt required the
champion's utmost skill to iret the
newspaper declaim In the fotjr
round bout
FV>r lh?* first two round*. Ritrhle
had thp champion *olne. and krpt
him on the (WmwIvc. In thp second
a terrific richt jab It the <hin st?t
(fpred \ Vol east. and It vai thought
that the fisht was over, but when
the third round wa* railed, Woljtst
start "d after his opponent, and rush
ed tho flchtin*. and twirp hi th1*
round. Ritchie was forrej to fake
I he ooun*. but recovered In time to
come bark.
Fijrht fans beiirvp that Wolga-f
either didn't extend hinrelf. or that
hp has pone bark, and is no lonzer
thp man hp was whpn hp won the
championship
EXAMINER PRESSMEN STRIKE:
BIG PAPER LATE ON STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO. Cat.. May 12?
The San Fran. isc? Examiner was
latp ? -ttin?s out this nvwnine owine
to the pressmen all jroinz out on
strike, demandinc an incre"i?e of
wastes
CRACKSMEN BLOW SAFE:
GET AWAY WITH $2,503
ST LOI'IS. Mo. May 13? Adirfre*
'rrre received in this eify tolav by
thp pollcp dpjartmpnt. that the safe
in tl?p postofflrp at Clayton had twen
cracked and twpr.tr five hundrpd dol
lars stolon by the robbers
Tho police wprp 1 1 v en a description
of thp men who wore supp.w^t to
have dot*p tho Job. an.l are on the
lookout for them.
FLOODS CAUSING NO
NEW DAMAGE IN SOUTH
HEW ORI.BANR. I* . > ay U?
.While th?Te la n? pef??pUI>|e de
rre*s* in the water which Ins been
causing no ranrli suffering and d?"li
tntten Wi ?hh? district for the p?*t
ten days, the fiwt that 0>? *a'?g?
show* no increase is looke-i upon a?
an indication that th<? fW>rl ha*
reached 'a highest point. 1'n'eaa
imiro h?-avy raHis come to swell the
Mississippi and It* tributaries, |t I*
thfMisht that the floods will bezln 'o
recede wi'hln 'ho nett twenty-four
| hour*,
. WATERS SLOWLY RECEDE.
NEW ORLEANS. I A . Mar 1.1?
!?ate today, the water guate on t.h*
water front showed a slizht decrease,
and the water* are slowly receding
from the flooded district of the low
er portion of the city.
DENIES MAJOR BUTT
WAS ON IMPORTANT BUSINESS
j WASHINGTON*. I). c . May 1.1? He
j fore Irvine for Ohio last nUhr.
' President Taft denied, in an Inter -
j view, that he ha.1 sent Major Bntt
: to Rom?? on any important mission
BOATS GET AWAY
FROM LOWER RIVER
With banners flyinir. and amidst
zroat enthusiasm. the River .""earn
ers Vidette. Delta and Evelyn got
away from the fr>ot of f.ower L??
r-arire yesterday aftern<",on and even
ing and got as far as Thirtymile,
when they were all held up by an
ice Jam. and up to time of join* to
press th?y had not reported at fToof
alin<yua
The K* was all out at Selkirk
last nlaht.
No small boats had rea'-he | Sel
kirk tip to the time of receiving the
last reports, although a number had
left the lower end of !<ake [,?B arre
The rfver from the foot of the lake
is now open throuzh to earmark and
a number of small boats had report
ed at that point.
At Five Finger rapids the |re Is
jammed for a distance of eleht miles,
and is holding solid
The ruaje at Whifehor<-e fhows
the water at three Inchej be|ow
gna*e
Henry Friedenthal returned on the
Spokane fron Portland, where h? has
been visiting relative* Me has be'n
ijone seventeen days
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