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FEDERAL CLERK
IS INDICTED
SEA^LE FEDERAL GR AND JURY
CHARGES EWfEiaE?E*ir
OF ??.?"&
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Cfcaif* ? ?nhert>e?*o* fcy *V t*o
rt cr*rsi *iicr H?' ? ohtwi irith
c ^jri^cr' vj thousand
Mknt
H.y?. ts. * *s m-^aVtv
,i-!j **> r*\h?*s*?3 oe haul
CONTRADICTS
WH STOKES
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\ V v<- ,K IVc. <? ? M*ay s<\as*
' - ha v. beea sprrcy: it the trial of
rxhJLSi. oNirttNi rIkx**
:tvc *ad vmbM^ H*rr> Stoke*. the
. ^ at.: *'ab mu here
*his sprinjt
V:-*. i n.# tbat she ever
< >i kepv stjbbs of njocey froua
- ~5? Sr. also cre?u?<; a
yi - ? -. v*u State* HjkI made b<v
?? a 1 -vfc.n <loct:irw*arv proof
h.X sfc *as noc iaaontV Md? be
:<i ;nsprr?f*r relators with her.
" > ?e " ?<:fW to Use
St- v so^ that ?b? Mtnr4
v ?*v , t> << kijinc policy
fct^t AiMfc f> tfre VMyrit H?#J
~ yr c - Nva* I ^ts ioft Jam*T i *?
r,r- - It J* :t. late tiw
svjt *-. ". ret t Jeeee*
, ,. ~t, -tvu late ainj make
Ss .**; t^t?.VTP"*r evening
c f - -. \\ ? - terfc?crec was a round
; - * , . , 4 . - fr^o - Ha; net oai til**
!V< -w. tortv
?pv. TVW ? ? rovle Ui- wvitvd trip
V S i - ;xj- T -- F**"
*:u.v-r* frv>T> v. P*; an<i Hair**
EMPEROR WILL
LOSE POWER
POWER OF GOVERNMENT TO BE
NESTED IN PRESIDENT
OF CABINET
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PRKTN tVc ?? NepoUatkw have
N?e? cvxnc cm between representa
tives of th* Rebel fercee and the
ItvpttbU dynasty.
In xii probability the Bmperor will
be retained as & figure bend. Nil he
win be shorn of aH power
The pow?r of the poverjunemt wUl ,
be vvsted in a president of the cab
ir-< to be elwted by the people
POLITICAL POT , !
BEGINS TO BOIL
CORDOVA. ? Saroutii Blum. ch*:r
nvan. and H. G. S*e?4. secretary, of
cite Alaska republican territorial oei>
tnri committee. have doctov<d to issue
a call for a meeting of thai body.
!o he held in Cordova <vi December !
14. At that time, the date for hoW
a? the territorial convention, and the
p>.?ce where it *"+fl be held. will be
(K'f.uKe^r fixed Apportionment of del
egates entitled to participate in On
convention will aise be made.
\>ioec will probably be named as
the pjaoe. d?e to its central location
There promises to be a lively scrap
over the ejection of delegates to the ;
n pnb)sac national convention, axd ,
acain, over Cbe selection of a nation
al o.ijim ittepoan hi i-ocre**! IjOois P
Sba-'Mfort m-ho has rofea*d ami
rcunoved fWm the territory
Judge Thomas R Lyons, of the
First division, .'wipe E E CaafaaoM
of the Ttii*d division; Judge P D
OverfWd. of the Tonrth division: As
sistant Pfe?rkT Attorney J. lAnd- :
Vt ireen. of Seward, and IV J. O
V usiar a practicing physician of
N -rve. arv> spoken of as possible
candidate* few delegate
Svtfmuk Slat?* and w:<- were
visitors ft>om the FVwt today.
? Speaking of Overcoats
Have you seen those
big easy fitting
Scotch Tweeds
? with the ?
Storm and
Presto
Collars
The kind that fits
your form
The price that fits
your purse
:H. J. LYNCH
" TN# Up-Tc--??t? tuU I Ljk*1m Fuml?hr.
Ill ElECl Kill
OF WHIIf fflSS 8 IU
O. L. Dickeson, Vice-President and Gen
eral Manager, Will Probably
Be Given Position.
(Ry Alaska News Rurean.j
VANCOUVER. IVc !*? The a.>
nuaj mi-ding Of the stockholders of
the White pass and Yukoa Railway
will take place the latter part of this
month in Loodon.
With the a|?!>rx*rh of this meeting
majyr sjw^jlaticvas are being made
as to wbo will be ejected to RU the
position occupied by the l*te Pres
ident Samuel H. (Waves. It will be
a difficult matter to fill the latter"^
place. he having been identified with
the road from tbo day of its incep
Json to his death.
In all probability, considering the
able manner In which he conducted
the affair* of the railway in the past
V(?. Mr. O. L. Dickeson, vice prwi
d-rt and senoraJ manager of the I
road will be elected president.
Vr.Dsckesor. previ?-<? to h!? con
no t?n with the White P*fs Rail
xnj, has been conrKxHod ? th the
lurJ1njc,:.on Route halving boon piUiat
"?d In Chl<*|to and Omaha. While
*-4*?A this road ho hiid difficnU pow
Oion*. advancing to that of inspect- '
?<*? of ?r? asportation. wMch p<*iUon
ho hold jost previous to his oonno<
Uon with the WhHe P?* last spring
The ifypotntment of Mr. DK-kesrm
to the presidency of the White Pass
Railroad would bo welcomed WIT
><\?rti:y by raider ti? of Ska; .ay
Although workinc eoiwwdi ra!>lo har|>
-hip on soaie by tht late out in Un j
'oroos. a'l fot?l confident that Mr.
Di rkesoa tim*l his bi)<st Judcment and
hat r thins bin good ran conw from
't, Vr MfkMOB h?s been an e:.
"h jslay'io booster <tf Skairway and
^.-ath'-astern Alaska, and tn tin- short!
'me tbar toe has bfon In the North |
ha?s won many frtondls, who have eon
n<'f<noe in him as a railway operator
HAS SUMY
ffl OF THESE?
F P. W Lowlr, loca* a#rent of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, is in. ro
p! of * letter from headquarter*,
showing an awakeoiinj: of interest ia
-1k? Northland
The inquiry to in the form of a mt
of queotioaB which wiU be wsed
for the purpose of rtsiaeuing various
pu-Mioatinns and placing before tour
ists an. I sportsmen reliable ami np to
'late information. Some of the qnos
ti K? asked are:
What byt jrame Is found in your
tocaM??
What kind of btrd shooting*
What kind of fish are caupht in 1
your waters?
Giv* th?< ttfUMflj mad aiWwws of j
reHabie cuideR. >
Give the names and addnew** of
people supplying <%mpa. boats, oanoos
ooWKs and pro\Wons
What canoe trip*. If any can be U !
ken from your porfnlt?
What s-,i?Hper resof* attractions .
rto-^s riw sio? n or Its sairpoundinf j
country po4??*s. and how far from j
a ratfway?*
QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 76
TVurpaco. coal and wood delivered
upon shortest noWce. day and night
Phone aH ordcrc to 76
*g : = ? -
It 1* Interceding to know that woe
in a white when nemo person does
n.t find iiic XorA'lla.nd ali that it
should be. and this great land re
fuses to give forth her ri"!us In him
he leases tbe Northland ami ch-s to
a more favorab V Jo -iit : ->n
Such was the CMe Mr. and Mrr,
McF&rl&nri. who located in Jmcoo,
and there trfed to g*in woaKh in the
drug business, tw;' fortune did n '
oiiie upon them awl they left some
few rear? ago, ami 1- auM in Ever
ett. W*W*ttl,toTI.
Having a very limited capital after
thfir reverses, the two Started i- w h
the coiwage and e;?ei^cx trained In '-he
North, and ?<x>n had a -all n. !;"'
factoring plant in operation
Attention to business, and great er
orgy gained for them snce?? and the
small fa-cton- was Increased, and to ;
day it ts one of the kwgns* leader
novelty naamifactaring pki' <s in ?he!
wrwt, employ;; is 50 people 'besides .
traveling men and offio?< force
Mrs Harrison Is displaying some of
the art pieces turned ?it by the Me
Farlands, a*id they are well worth
serdng. All the plooep were designed
hy Mrs. MrFnrland. and the ej1 ibi
tlon embrace calling card eases. !
shoulder hand bacs, Writing pa;*> r
packets. glove and handkerchief box<*
t + + + + + + ? + ^ ^ + + + 4- + + t +
: FANCY DRIED FRUIT
<0 J&
j& & j& 1911 PACK ?? *7 &
S. ami W. Brand Kraported Apricots 25c per pound
Teaches lJ>o
Apples
Pear*
Prunes
Figs
Table Layer Figs (Calmyrna)
Table Layer Raisins 1 pound package
Seeded Raisins 1 lb. package Ific, *2 lb.
Cleaned Currants, per package,
Fard Dates, beat of all dates
Imported French Cherries. Candied,
Th? pric* may appear a 11 HI* high on aoin? of thes? Rood*. .j.
but tt? * iah to eall aUantiov to ttialr vary ?up?ctor quality Tb# bas* ?j.
? a * * V ? ?Vw. ? L? ?- ? a* j a?.' -.vr:
ISc
17c
15c
12c
20c
20c
25c
15c
20c ]per pound
70c "
te ahrars tba akaapast. and 0?a abov? <m no axcaptkw.
? P. H. GANTY, Grocer
+ V
QUICK WORK
CHOOSING JURY
^IX JURORS CHOSEN IN MEAT
PACKERS' TRIAL IN
CHCIAQO
( P.v Alaska N?n-? Bureau.)
CHIC UIO. Dr*. ? ? Oood pronriKW
I- ing made Jn th?> 'rial of the
r 3? j?ack to today b*fwe Jiid**?
t. The work of mp*n^MLr*
. urv is gol rat on fa**., si* jgror?
uin? twn chc*e?i already
DEBATE DOLLAR
II DA)' PENSION
(By Alaska N?ws Bnr?au.)
\V \StHTNGTON', D. C. Dec. ?? The
i today i* debating the biU ft*
,i oUar a day pensions for rrtow
? the Civil war.
I'.; - to the advawod ?*? and dvlnri
nnber of vet/rana, many o t
wrc dibbled rltrrinjr the wr.1
! w'rto are unable to labor, a bill
>>? f-i introduced In CUMgTW ae*
t'lat die pension* paid these old
' ? ;i be l;KTeAred to one dollar j
:i >r day
' : y i.Uska K~Wf ^iiretn.)
SEATTLE. Dec. 9 ? M C Patterson.
f for ner Kovernor Patterson
? T. e. In a fit of rare rm
t ally shot a Mvery man at
IMNHci.
other beauti fnJ pleoew o<
r t ian trlmmlnjr and bpa?**?
ski : ar<> combined In arttetlr
anrera.
ALASKA SQUARE DEAL LEAGUE
WILL ENTERTAIN ALASKA
DELEGATE
(By Alaska Np w? Bwreati.)
SEATTLE D* 9 ? AlMk*n Dele
itate James WWterahAin wWJ arrire
in tWji ci'y thte ?.7?iin?t
Tt?e Wirkerahain m?*e*in* to h?M
tonight wUI l? heM nnder the anwp
ictm of tho AMt* Square rXHlJ
(By Alaaka Ni"-? Bureau )
liOS ANOBJB. I>ec 9? Ad WoJ.
jrvu te improving at??dHy atnoe hw
operation for appemHdti*
It in expects that he wUI be able
to !<*r? the hospital n?rt wee*
SMWffl
WITH FEAST
WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 7?
Tafi will be boat to aQ
members of the republican national
committee at a dtmwr tn the White
Hflnw December 11, for which invita
tions are out today.
The dinner ia regarded a* the ac
Uve commencement of the real work
of the president* catnpwkjrn for re
?lection in 1912, and ia considered as
a tore f?u?t for the purpose of sotfd
ffylti* the party
The dinner is experts to draw a
sharp line between the in*?rcenta
ami the utandpat fart I one of the re
piiMtran party. FVty win be pr?went
inchidinjr aH the rwiUorKU committee^
men and the riffle ree of the national
rr>mnvt<.ee. a* 'Nl a.? eevral of the
rabinet membra _____
? T he on r? Important Thing 1 f"\? JT\ JT%
In Giving ' ULU UiV
young
Is to give something he really wants.
That's really the important thin^ in
GIVING TO ANYBODY.
The One Difficult Thing
With a Man
Is to find out what he really wants. You
can't find out from him? he either won't
say, or he dorsn't know what he wants;
"doesn'i want anything."
Just come in here and look over a
store full of things that hi'd like to have
without asking him any questions.
WILL CLAYSON
Die Home of Th?
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING