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N nillilKKMH \MK. SKAtiWAV, ALASKA, SATlHillAV. IIITIIKEH 15, 1910 PRICE. 10 CENTS
WILL HAND IT TO IIS NOW
Another Proposition to Prevent
Home Rule For Alaska And
Control Its Vast Resources
For The Benefit of Friends of
The Taft Administration
(By Alaska New? Bureau;
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SwtiWj Xaxfc.- U> UJtf full lUWJvl
Tui? i? cutMiaiareal t>jr auu? a? a bugf
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tuii* ui>uu Uk rvjiurt* tthta.ii wtarx
?uuii |?j liit* unmUnr* u t liwt Pr?*i
uffxittl famiiy. upon their re
turn frutu Alaska. ctuu Secretary Na
*k- it so uupnvt**] by the macnitude j
mid ituwUuiiUt*. ot Lhe THrritory that
he would outbade* Uw Rkitocrattc |k>
kiUuu which the ,k??1 of the guvera
ut?u ot the Hfartrut would thereby
fhu* hun m that be is reaJly tak
ing the m filter in a serious light.
iYketufe of Alaska residing in the
Lfetnct of C'olumW freely state, thai
i' Ulto It the ouU-ouie uf the in vet
t^aUou <d the eiiuutean**. of tiitf pave*
out ?4oaaMraUuL. the fewer that
take the time from their summer vacto
Uuu u> mw-su^aie lhe ooaditious ex
isting throu^huLit Alaska, lhe belter
K wUl be fur the i***ple of Alaska
Ui SEIZES SIIEGLEO ANIipiES
(By Alaska News Bureau;
Nfc* VOKK Oct. ir.? CtatUw*, u t
f>> a nod ufi Uiiv?a'> tun
Ma art wU*> told "T y vmlu
aU> *aU4?iUit* aliicb art- i-iaiii**l u?
inu Lx r*, aUlUCgWrl tutu the ln?u*l
DtoU*.
It u? a*al Uiat tike aax>uM uf dulu?
ah. l Ui?. I : Kx-<1 Slac* haa t**e <k
frautk-*] imh vt *--1 ri?h uv?r a iuU
huti (Ukn
NEW YoKK Oct. i;? Puttowit*
U? rajti o?. I>ui?kMi'b Uitn UMjrb
my by Customs* oWkiTS, IWllJUlllij'
LHiv**?. i?ro|iri*'lor, and two oUhts
w?re anr\*Xi*i Ui*> afternoon chargt?l
*Kik SXUUSSkliK
If you want shell oy>?ters, go to the
Hurk Train Restaurant. lf
P. E. Kern will be at his oW store
Iroui 7 o'clock until 8 o'clock eftch
tveuing to ghe all an opportunity to
call aiui settle their accounts. All
interested persons are r**iu*-ste<i to
caU. tft
tz, OzJZ SUITS, OVERCOATS I
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? NOW ON DISPLAY M
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BROS & ca
?Ai.ltMOAC.MO
We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.00
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 13.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
We invite jou to inspect our line
before making your purchase.
H. J. LYNCH j
TW? Up-To-D?te li^be'dasher and Ladies Furnisher
STOLE fi
Whitehorse. Oct 15? On the arrival
of Ur) Selkirk in this city this morn
ing, it was learned that one o< the
mail pouches containing gold had bwn
cut open and three packages of gold
removed while the boat was enroute.
An investigation at onoe followed,
and the guld was found where it had
been secreted by the thief.
Later, a stowaway was arrested
and charged with the theft.
WILL VOTE;
THEN SAIL
BEVERLY. Oct 15? President Taft
will leave for Cincinnati in tiuie to
vote at the ouuiiux election, after
which he will go to Charleston, and
from there sali for Panama on Nov
ember 10.
ELMIRA, Ind. Oct 15 In his
apeecfc last night Col. Roosevelt
roasted Democracy stating that their
claims were all hypocrisy.
Christopher Claims Comprising 1,800 Acres
Valuabl? Coal Lands In Bering River Fields
In The Lime Light? Seattle Men Arrested
SEATTLE. Wash. , Oct. 15 ? Ou warrants issued by
Judge Dou worth, of Tacoma today, Charles Monday, form
er partner of Judge White of the Supreme Court, Cornelius
Christopher, mining promoter, George Simonds, acting at
torney for Christopher, and former Judge of Colorado,
were arrested by Federal Officers charged with conspiracy
to defraud the government out of Alaska coal fields near
Kushtakaw Glacier located about twelve miles from Katella
comprising about fifty claimes or about 8,000 acres and val
ued at #100,000,000.00.
Warrants are also issued for E. E. Sigley, secretary to M.
J. Heney, whose arrest has been deferred until after the
funeral, and there are also warrants out for Archie Shields
and Algernon Tracey, who are both connected with what is
known as the original English Company, which company
was the first to locate coal lands in Alaska.
All the man arrested have been released under heavy bail to appear
Monday for a hearing, at which time their trial will be set for the Nov
ember term of court.
The charges preferred against these people are for "dummy entries"
and the investigation will reach a very wide scope, and wlil probably im
plicate other well known men tot rested im the coal fields of that section
of Alaska. The scandal will exceed anything heretofore brought out in
connection with the Cunningham Ctal Claims.
In close proximity to this property known as the Christopher claims,
is the group of claims which were located by the original English com
pany, and were afterwards taken over by Charles Monday ana Michael
J. Honey, and the present investigation will probably throw a great deal
oi light upon the methods of location of this property, and may also ex
tend beyond the Cunningham claims to the Lippy Davis and Harry White
claims, said properties jointly embracing in the neighborhood of 150 claims
The property embraced in this investigation and which may become
Involved on account of the close business relations of the parties under
charges may ultimately bring under investigation on the same charges
t!;.. entire tection which means 200 claims, or 32,000 acres, exclusive of <
the Jo Cunningham claims which have had the attention of the entire Unit- j <
ed States for the past year and a half. i
BIG GUN TO BE
FID TONIGHT
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NEW YORK. Oct. 15? Col. Roose
velt will open, the New York State
campaign at Dunkirk tonight, and will
then, come to this olty Sunday, after
whioh he will go to other places,
where he will take the stump.
STRIKERS ARE
ACTING QUIET
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS, France. Oct. 15 ? The past
twenty-tour hours have been quie<,
and it is believed that the police now
have the situation well in hand, and
that the backbone of the strike is
broken.
MOUND
CAPITOL DOME
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 15? Avi
itor Graham White circled the dome
of the Nations Capitol this morning
in his monoplane.
STRIKERS ATTEMPT DESTRUC
TION OE AMERICAN EMBASSY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
PARIS, FVanw. Oct 15? At aai |
iiarly hour thin morning, a bomb was '
found near tht> American Embassy by
a gwidarine, which is believde to
have boeo placed by strikers.
Your Sunday dinner will be ready
from 5 to 8 o'clock at the Dewey
Hotel Restaurant. Palatable home
cooking. [
CHARLTON'S FATE UP TO KNOX
(By Alaska News Bureau)
JERSEY CITY, N. J. Oct. 15 ? ' The
extradition of Porter Charlton has
been pat directly up to Secretary of
State Knox, by a formal demand be
ing made upon him by the Italian
govemmnet.
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WILL CLAYSON- "Gothier