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SK \(i\VA Y, ALASKA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1912
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ORCV'KES- PARISIANS
ARE WHITE SLAVERS
\ , Prominent Men Arc Oon
y- W4 of TerriWe Crimes ? Many
\ro RanKhed FVom Country.
'?'> Xlftska News Purtsi : ?
PARIS. ,1*rs. 1 J? Paris wvie'y has
??>:; startied t?jr the WtoMDe of a
? *ri*. asctns ov?>r two weeks,
tt (k? end of which nineteen prom
t. t par*4<u* have tnvo com K tod
? cr *cti*e pajtWipation in the Whi'f
?,* e trade
U was jMtRVd that chiidrea ten
,1 f ft ?t. year? of a^e were the \ ?
no of ;V> nefarious comtvi atk-n.
Heavy senietx-es have tvi ini
s^oi on the frailty an a nl w?v?-ral
*>f he baritehed from the oo?r..
try.
!"V * -fports from the triaJ are a
?
? ?, *n>! are very meaner, Ui.
v.r developed feeing nnr^r'n'
STE AVER
POUNDERS IN STORM
- - , w-v It Shir n P'a It
S a ? Two Hundred Live* l**t
H \ Va N? w? F'i ?r. ?
K \RRST. RoaawuuA. Jan. 12
-,V h*s }>oon received lure of th?
- ik of the Rns-iau s tender
The e "Jre crew an I i>as ->*nr v>
"E =5ELEftSE BiNK ROBfE?".
?
\ \ YORK Jan. 12 ? John McNa
?' >.is]?ec?~ei baik robbor ' r>?
oSed.
The loMtf declare the^e was in
~ OE" Cc POISOMNG
ft* OLD SOLDIERS HOv'
Atotai News Bare?.i
AB epidemic of ptoroaln i?;i?on-|
?v .. hundred ar.d Tfty veterans of
c s-">Wiers home are i-1. Many of
em are in a serioos condition.
ins: SI5IH1
* The Best of
The
Good Ones
? For '*
i Big and Little Feet ?
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THE I
iArmikan "
% SHOE ?
H. J. LYNCH
T** Up-T?-Oat? Mabardasher and La.'ies Furnisher.
j A > . COREETT TRIES
TO FAKE FIGHT
: In Sworn Statwnent CiaJms
To H*ve Be^n Offoml
flA0.00? To Lay Down.
. y \ Mafea N>w* Bureau. I
,ti <tcmpto.1 flBbr bout for I he j
hi *> r champlomliip in
J Corht-if was to flg-j
thr White has bo*-i i
ii : lit by an aff davit m-d
: >!inson. siatliiR that (V*
< id 11 H. Fra*??\ a fljht pro
i ^mont wiy? that hp.
' ? II od flfO/HHl to lif
fi;ht ?!lh Corhoii, to take
i - Phl?a<lHphia
' < rhptt. ?h?n hstw\Vwp?
?i Tip -till > t. s'a^vl that the whO!i
EN'VER BEY.
TRIPOLI, .Iw 12? Bnver B^y. tho
Turk: s h offi' or, who has srreat in
" ? with the Arab dowrt men. if
? . ? i i id^avorins to rai*=e
r r? -? V.lio- Into a Holy War,
n .-f- ?? to exterminate the Ital
ic troops occupying Tripoli
Tii- re *v s-ix paWncfTs on the
tiai- from Whiteliorse this evor.in*:
Ti e train was delayed a half hour
U ay. due to heavy snow drift? over
:lte summit
MRS. WOLGAST TO
TAKE HUSBAND HOME
\ <? of Champion PugUlal to Jour
: oy llaif Way Arrow Continent
In Auto With Her Husband.
(By A In -ka News Dur?w. )
- \N .KI.ES, Oal., Fan. 11? FV>1
? ? z hi* rt-corccy from an attack
:ia, Add Vi'OlfMl. the
twei ht Champion. wiU
a i a it o twir, l>ack to Michigan
? : . aldan-.* of his wife, Mr*
Wol^aat.
M Wo! nst has planned to make
rip. in short easy stages . and
?, i > th i opon itfr treatment
ro v" husbands heaKh. which
' 1 roken down by Ms late
f the operation for
0* CT KEEPS WORD
GIVEN TO GOV. WEST
v >rt ue For rather In Uw
i<en Temporary Liberty
. K : rn* To Penitentiary
S\LKM. Ore. .'an i ? Honw-boond
rn n id eontiTNW serving hla
r ?o soon ?.<? he had earn
\ to pay off a debt owed hia
Wlll'am Mack has re
? ?! ,i the p.-nlteniWiry after an
p of months.
is >-??r\ing a sentence for
< of iioorw' Carter at
!' I order that Mark
)r tve m^'iev to defend himself,
r )a* mortgaged his home
- i c#mc to Gov. Wo?')
M: k'v fan-: y had arrived
i ' were :.n dwrltnte cir.
" iliiing the prisoner to
< -n <? luch to pay off tie
provid<> for his family,
? released Mack, with onl
m.T - ?' "d of honor as secerlty.
v- STING OF LITERARY
SOCIETY IS POSTPONED
Vo' : peoples I/terary and
s?? -'t* meeting, which was
r t fce i )a<* this evening,
-ppor h^me. ha= been post.
?? il Monday evening
i? '-d that the defence of
i r to be covrt mar
askod a stay of execution,
?r ' tin time in which to
nee in his favor. It omen*
.!! : r 'iim "He who hesitates Is
JIVMIE LEE MASHES
HIS PEDAL EXTREMITY.
? > lx' a Native, was paln
r injured while cutting wood up
e h'il this moiming.
\ !oe accidentally rolling, caught'
f ; and mashed the large toe
i '-is risht foot. Although very j
? *io S'vti">us results are ?xp^ct? '
e \ from the accident.
!> forcet the T,eap Year dance
',im. tow evening, Girts
M --c Martin Conway is reported to
?> ill It is feared her Illness may .
be tonsiUUs. I
Hills Bros. Teas
The i?>d for these (toed; i reases steadily. It i? the nat
? il <nd f<vr a ?*xv1 prodi'c a product that every eorviiisseur,
?. as th<- be?t on the : We recommend thts ltn?
\ery hi- lily, a,rd fruarantee Jts purity.
1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c
1-2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ?!? + + + + + +
WILL FLY OVER
BERING SEA
NOME MINER WILL
ATTEMPT HAZARDOUS FEAT
A. N. LwpftM. Wealthy Miner, lias
JV< omo IMrtl Ma i? Will Trine
First Marhlne to AIM*.
i By Alaska News Bweani. l
SAN PR A NCI WO, CAl . Tan. 12?
Carried away with en thus 'asm over
the new exhilarating sport of aero
plantag, A N. l-eopold. a wealthy
Nome miner hn hi- Oir? an aero en
thu*iaM
He has develops an ambition to
tiv over Bering Sea from Nome to
the Siberian Coast Wi h hi" pftrtner
Harry Peterson. he i? plan ,ln* to
mnA<> the attempt next summer
V ALDEZ TO HAVE
CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
A movement Is on foot for the
establishment at Valde?. < f ? Carno.
gle library Judge Thomas H Shep
herd of that tosm. t* th< f ' f?^r of
the Mm
The rtty expr-. ? to ?-k An-trew
Carnegie for t.hoi;l ?-"???* to
rsis?? for ma'nt^ e The
lK>r*y *HII consist entirely of sUad.
ird works No money will be spe .t
in fiction a!tho' eontrlbnti ns wi I
be welved and placed on sheiv?a
for the use of all reaVrs. from the
Itfeccis of the town
'? \lthc*i?h many tiwn< * Alaska
have pnihlic libraries, none have re
e!ved aid from Mr. Carnes~>. and
jV>?Ki Valdei suecood securing
Ws fi-^atielal snvport, wo.;' ' hive the
'l^Unctlorn of hel-e the f:-?t," say*
the Valde? Mirer
HILL PIPE LINE
SPRINGS A LEAK.
It was reported this noon that the
large watrT main fom'ne off the hill,
to the Home Power Company pW't,
hftd spning a leak and was spurting
water high ir.to the air
It is not known how serious the
'break may be. It Is thought '-hat
freezing in the pi-e was the cause
of the aeeklent
PRESIDENT MAOERO FEARS
OUTBREAK OF REVOLUTION
Mratda OsnMMlt Flnda Many
Shipment* Of Arm* H*ve fWn
Made To Mexican Territory
NEW ORLEANS. Jflll. i? Evidence
ndk*ling a mor>? wfde?ipre?d r*> volu
nAry plot acainst Mexico than here,
?ofore. attributed to the opponent* of
he Madero administration. hM wini'1
?o liebt In the ahlpmertt of *+jlit car
. ads* of ammunition and explosive*
'mm pofrnta in Pennsylvamia and New
ler?*T wKhtn the last fifty day*.
The ftu-t that theo? ahipmenta wer?
lrtn?ire?) at point* north of N"w Or
jra-p.s la ?*id to have been ((UiblisM,
>?ding to the aupp<-*ition that the
r- *1 destination w*? one of the gulf
porta between thia city \nd MoWIe
f-om niilch \n the paat man* fllibu?t.
orln* r-xpedWona have cleared
In addition to these eight carioada
5 '* of the MexV-an government
-> -trrj one firm In New Orleans ha*
hipped l.'.fl rifle? a week for th? ia^t
fhe weeka to pnAnfa In Te*aa near
!k .Vki(<*n border
S*-<Tet agent* of the Meii^an go\
emmer* v<? working with the ag?nta
of th? 1'nfted Stafea and for the
'a?t few dara hare b?>?* k???p!ng fmjr
M"xi. in* and aeveral afenmera 'tnder
;o?o surveillance The giilf por*?
AT- being watched
CHILLY WEATHER IN MONTANA.
Ity Alaeka News flur?*j.i
I i ELENA, Mont.. Jan. 12? Reporta
fr n the weather ataMon* through
?ut ? ata?e give a general report of
!e.'Tw-< be'ow iero
LADIES TO HOLD FULL
SWAY AT A. 8 DANCE.
Every ore If waiting with mii'.h
? xpw taLon for the I??p Year datfice
to ue given tomorrow evening at A
B. Hall, by the Arctic Rro herhood
The f!or>r wit] be turned ov?r to the
?d:es. who will be expected to tee
ru.t all the gentlemen are taken good
?-are of
The gentlemen In turn, wfcl be ei
ted to behave In a ladylike man
ier. on penalty of a fine, for every
? which Is the opinion of the |ad
present, is considered to be un
? ike conduct It i* hoped that
? tv one will turn out and make thia
me of the be*t dancer of the <u?*-?on.
Fallowing the dancing a luncheon will
o served.
si a 9 a a a a
Shoes for
Men
Women
and
Children
We have a large Stock on hand m
Also A Large Assortment of
Men's Shoes
The Best That The Market
Affords
Also
Rubbers and Arctics
of all kinds
WILL CLAYSON - "Qothier
The Home of The
HART. 5CHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING
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