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No. 1SS FIFTEENTH YKAR
M<A?\VAY ALASKA. MONDAY. NoVKMBKH I. l?|t IWOB W 0MB1
? milEI TO IE
WISH! HE
N>? York. Nov 4? Though the
selection has not t*?i officially
made. It it now certain that Gov
ernor Hadlev of Mtaaourl will bo
dwUrMl the candidate to make the
stand for the vice presidency.
Of twenty-four men who have vot
ed tu the Republican National com
mittee. ettchteen have signified their
preference for Mr. Hadley
Ml IMPS HEM I
MIKES DM Hill
Princeton. Nor. 4 ? Woodrow Wil
son rwivwl a three inch out on his
head last nl*ht while riding In ati
automobile The machine was spee.l
iiiK ?>P at a merry clip when it
l>H<uvtx<i over a mound in the road
which threw him up against the
roof of the tonneau He was severe
ly injured and it required th?- s.-r
? vie** of a surgeon to sew up the
wound.
Mr. Wilson will remain in the
rity for several days and will vote
here tomorrow . He says that he
will go to bed on election night as
usual and hopes to sleep well.
Kleetlon returns will be delivered to
i him Wednesday morning
CARDINAL NOT
TAKING SIS
Baltimore, Nov 4 ? Cardinal Gib
lions preached a semi-political ser
mon in this city Sunday. In speak
in* of parties he carefully avoids!
saying anything that showed a bias
in favor of or against any of them.
>>ut strongly urged that whoever
was elected the country would safe
ly pass through the effects of any
political changes which might be
made The country had survived
many changes and had steadily ad
vanced and It is not likely that It
would be badly Injured through the
success or failure of any party. He
advocated keeping In harmony with
God and vole as one's consciousness
dictated.
There will be a public meeting at
the A B. hall tonight. It will be
worth your while to attend. It is
open to all The ladies are desired
to be present.
NICAKAM \ KI.KtTS
l?l \Z KOK PIIKSWKNT
Managua, Nov. 4 ? The national
elections in the republic of Nica
ragua were very quiet, no disturb
ance of any kind resulting from the
spirited contest. The results show
the election of Adolfo Diaz as presi
dent of the republic.
Candidate for the Senate, H. R.
LeFevre arrived in the city late
Saturday niftht on the City of Seat
tle. after touring the district in the
interest of the Home Rule ticket.
Mr. LeFevre informs us that he
has met with a very generous re
ception among the followers of Wick
ersham and Home Rule. He will
talk at the reception to be held In
A. R. Hall this evening.
Reginning with Saturday night
the Kagies start their winter series
of social dances. The dances will
be held the second and fourth Sat
urdays of each month.
Drs. Clay and Clay ot Juneau
have closed their dental parlors in
that city and have gone into busi
ness in Hood River, Oregon.
OUR
* NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS d
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPLAY
ii ^ogUe
EENOTES STYLE
ANU QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J . LYNCH
TURKS BEATEN III ALL
POINTS, ASK FOR PEACE
London. Nov. 4 ? Advices from
Salonikl state that there is a pen
eral panic all over the vilayet, pro
visions are scarce and the people
are panic stricken.
Athens. Nov. 4 ? The Greek forces
are now In possession of Jantts.
Belgrade, Nov, 4 ? A bill will
he voted at the meeting of the next
assembly annexing all the territory
which Servla has taken from the
Turks. It Is believed that the ac
tion if taken will create entangle
ments with the other powers who
are jealous of the transfer of prop
erty which might make political dlf
INCKU.HOl.l. Will, NOT
Ml'KAk IIKIIK TON HillT
The published announcement that
Charles Ingersoll, the speech maker.
fcrences
Constantinople. Nov. 4 ? With the
Turkish army In full retreat and
thousands of people pouring Into
the city, the port officers of the
Turkish government ha\e ma > appli
cation to the Turkish general gov
ernment asking that application be
made to the powers for mediation
and a cessation ot hostilities and the
immediate negotiation for peace
A confession Is made by th?
Turkish officers in command of the
troops in Kurope that nothing but
the worst defeat stares them In the
face Their artnloa are losing In all
parts of the country.
for the Non-Partisan party would
address the people of Skagway to
night. was a mistake. Mr. Inger
moII has returned to Ketchikan to
take care of his own Interests
It la said that Mr. K. J. Shas
will be substitute In his place.
Read it Before Voting. An attempt will be made
to substitute other names on the Home Rule
Ticket. Don't be jobbed.
PROGRESSIVE
HOME RULE PARTY
FOR SENATORS
E. VALENTINE
OF Jl'NEAU
H. B. LE FEVRE
OK SKAGWAY
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
JOHN RECK
OF JUNEAU
L. P. DAWES
OF WRANGELL
MARTIN OLSON
OF DOUGLAS
A. W. THOMAS
OF KETCHIKAN
PERFECTION
OIL HEATERS
The in* Mt offlrl?Mil nml practical
licAtfr* for hiiiaII nwwn?. hnth mniw,
otc. Just tho thlnu to wtf thp wii?
tor pipe* in Mtrrmc cold wmthw.
\Vi> mi1 iliwing ont thl* lino M tho
following reduction*:
I.AIUiK SI7.K MOfl
SMAM, Sl/.K *?<*?
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
Mfflai IS [Bit
SB TSE ? Mir
Oyster Ray, Nov 4 Theo Roose
velt miwlp hi* lust talk to the ????'?
I ant night and will remain h?f nn
tll after election Me ad\l?od the
people not to let the Im'lnmce of
paat association* or habits affect
their Judgment, hut to read all the
political platform* and then vote a*
they thought he*i Me *tron*ly ad
vised against hetn* bluffed Into vot
ing against their convictions through
?h* thrvata of to r,?*'
down h<liHnn< l? '*?? of lb# dof?at
of any party, and h# J?at a? atroti*
ly >ir*?l ?h* rntwi from h?ln?t
hr1>ws1 through prowla?? of prm
parity which rould not h? k?pl Th#
keynote of hla apwh ?? ?? "?*
your own h?ad and do yo?r own
thinking and th# roantry will th*n
iw> h#at *oT#rn#d
Mr RooacTHt will rmm hla ho?
lot In (>yat?r Bay tomorrow
tin MIS H 11
IMF 1 SIMM
Now York. No* 4 Pro<l.lont
Tuft Iff! thla mornlnn for Cincin
nati vhPiT ho will rant hi* *oto lie
prppnrrd an addt*f* Worp loayln*
which will bo p?ibll?horl In tonl?ht*a
paper* In which ho talfca nothing
but partiaanahlp III# a?1?l<o ia Ik*
oppoait? of Mr Rooaoveit, who aa?a
road all tho platforma and take that
which la b?wt. :
Mr Tuff aafta *???*'? ???
hy I he RcpiiMlenn admlnHtratkm ??
ii (ln?rf*n the ??ippor1 of lh# ??*
lion He ***?" ??*"? ?????*??? ?"
the wMe?prei?r1 pr tmtKTUr ?"?? "B#"
thai a* ?n for roftng Ihe
ticket atmichf H? warn* the
ronntry aealnirt tll? ?i"l
qnotew the deprenalo* wfcleh al??y?
rollown democratic anccew
CAFT.WN THOMAH MAKK.H
HIT W ITH U
Captain A W Thoma* of K?*chi
kan, candidate for the leglalat*r# on
the Progressive Home Rule .
a(1dr<n*oi| nn appreciative audience
at Red Men'* Hall last evening on
the Important isaues of the cam
paign In the First Division ('apt
Thomas proved an Interest in* speak
er and his declaration of the atti
tude of himself and party toward
the Jap invasion of the fishing
ground* of Southeastern Alaska, use
of food fishes for oil and guano and
the fish-trap was enthusiastically re
ceived hy his hearers -Wrangell
Sentinel
The Humboldt Is due at * 3ft to
night.
Moving Pictures at Non-Partlaan
meeting tonight. All are welcome
ll.tftKVA HRHT wi.wmtr
IM ?>W I* IWK
Frank W?li?r, on* of the l?i
known old r??|il??l? of Nome and
Alaaka'a firm to caagNM.
arrived In Ihm city Ort IS on the
Mrtmr from St Michael He Ik* *
l>ern engaged In i er?nt time* pro*
perting, trading and flahtng In the
lower Knakokwlm rowntry anil I#
?ald to h-?re been qnlte *?rr**efw
Ho la alao one of the m#n who took
out the dump on the Bon Voyage
claim
Soon after landing at Nome he
went ont to f>etter hill on hnalnear
Morlng Plrtare* at Km-PlrtlM*
meeting tonight All are wefrome
J M Tanner, candidate for the
iegialature on the Non-PartUm* tlefc
I "t, la In the rl?y, having arrived on
the Georgia He will hoM a
j ?olitlral meeting thia evening.
Some
Reasons
why you should wear a
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