New York Congressman
Attacks President in Vin
dictive Strain Amidst
Hoots and Protests? Fin
ally Forced to Leave Hie
Tirade Unfinished.
(United Pr?*? Telegraph-Cable Service.) ?
Washington. Jan is.? Amid *
wild uproar Representative W'lllot of
New \ ork was forced to sit down and
leave unfinished Hie attack which ho
made on l*ro*ldent Roosevelt In con
Kre?* this morning.
"He Is an imitation ktiiR. a would j
he tyrant. a bogus hero. a four flush or
.1 Mil a false alarm." cried Wlllets In [
r-forrln to the president At first !
his wild statement* an<l \ llliflcatlon*
wore mot with astounded silence.
Then a storm of hisses. cat calls and
protest* hroke out
Wlllet* was constantly interrupted
by cries of "shame." "sit down," and
"put him ont." but he persisted In hli.
speech until sternly called to order b.
Speaker Canno* Ry a vote of th<
house he ?? refused farther prlvl
ledge* of the floor
An effort .will b?> made to hiu
Wlllet^ apollcl/e Mini to xtithdrnv
his remark* from t.i<> t'onRrosslona'
Record. It is whispered that Wlllet*
had bcvn drinking before he mad
his aensatlonal attai k on Roosevelt
The cause of his speech was anen.
the secret scrvlce appropriation asked
for by the president.
LABOR LEADER
LOSES SOU
(By United Prwi.)
WASHINGTON Jan is ? John
Mover. the famous Colorado labor ;
loader, who with other officer* of the
Western Federation of Miner*
trl<>d for the assassination of Gov.
Stiierenburn of Idaho, lost his suit
against Governor IVabodv of Colorado
for false imprisonment. The supreme
court this morning handed down a de
clslon denying Mover any recom
pense.
mm will
BATTLE HI
(By United Press.)
LEXIN'UTON. Ky .Ian is Marvl<>|
Hart of Louisville, and Mike Schrecl
of Cincinnati, today skned article
for a twenty-round fl^ht to takv plac
thro>? wwks from today. The n?<y
ar<> well known heavy w plfcht*. The\
have fought once before. Schrec:
knocking out Hart after "Jl round* i <
savano milling. The winner of th
flsht will challenge Al Kaufman
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JUDGE REID 10 BE INVESTIGATED
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(United Pre** Telegraph-Cable Service.)
WASHINGTON, J?n is -I'resld. nt
Roosevelt ? til hi oner wnd a ?|>i?clal
government agont to Fairbanks, Al
aska, to InYeatlgate the rhar??>?
which have boon prefered aRalnat
Judge Silas H. Hold, or Judicial <11*
trlct No 3 Judge Hold was charged |
with having too much political arilv
Ity, of having appointed IiIh brothw
In law, Judge Ooodwln, as rooolvor of
th<> Alaska Optra! railroad at an "*
orhlant salary, and of l?i\\ Itu: allow '-d
IttlRatloh to ariMimniat** In hi* dl?
trlct.
BEMIJK DOCTOR
KILLS HliSEI F
(By United Pre**.)
NEW YORK, Jan 1* -John Wood
bury, the famous "beauty doctor,"
committed suicide this morning at
Oonov Island by blow ing bis brains
out with a revolver. Hr wan re
cently sued for l.'O.OOO bv a con
tractor. Thl* caused despondency
which Is bollovftl to have resulted
In his suicide
I1HIN PLUNGES
II M :
(By United Prent.>
VANCOl'VER, -lan. 16.?' Tho went
bound Canadian Pacific passenger
train while travelling at a fair rate of
speed was derailed and plunged off a
trestle Into the Eraser river 100 mile*
west of here last night. Two engin
eers and two firemen were killed and
the two locomotives which were pull
In the train were lost In the river.
The passenger conches did not ko
Into deep water and all the passen
gers were rescued.
(By United Press.)
LONDON. Jan IS ? There Is likely
to be no return wrestling match b<
tween Frank tiotch of America ami
Hackenschmldt. the "Russian Lion. "
The men are unable to \gree on
terms after long wrangling. Gotcli
won the title of champion of the
world when he forced Hackenschmldt
to quit after two hours of wrestling
at Chicago about a year ago.
EDITOR FACES
PROSECUTION
(By United Preit.)
WASHINGTON, Jan is -fharle
Taft today appeared before the i?rand
Jury and told nil he know ron< . rnin*
the *raft charce* made npntnst him
by the New York World, which HI
that Tafl had sold land In th?
Panama canal dlntrl< t to the I'nlted
States government At it hlRh figure
It lit possible that the grand jury will
return an Indictment n?nln?t .Inacph
PnllUer, editor of the World, charg
ing hint with criminal lib*'! If h<- l>
convicted ho will bo fined ann
aentenced to five months in Jail
TAFT REFUSES i
TO AID RIOT
(By United Pre*s.)
AUGV8TA Fin., .tan 1> C< rtfllli
prominent republican politician* of
Oregon. who do not wish to see Gov
<}eorge Chamberlain elected to th<
United Sfates senate because hoja u
democrat, have a#ked Taft to use hW
influence acalnat Chamberlain Th
president -elect refused to have an\
thlnp to do with the matt< t
DOG TEAMS TO
RACE II NORTH
(By United I'resj.)
FAIRBANKS. .Inn It -Prepara
tlona are being inad<' fi ;
race from Nome to Fail
purse of $1'>0OO Tin w
race will receive $10,00n ... i
malnder will be divided among th<
other contestants The ra< e will be
pulled off In the near future and sev
eral crack teams will be entered from
Nome and Fairbanks.
; NORWAY j
MACKEREL
(SALT)
jFat? Fresh -Juicy
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GANTY & FRANDSON
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HUB IH jUDCHO
ih cuids sum
(United PfM? T airgraph Cabl* tonrto*.)
SRATTlJC. J mi. 18. ? After murder
tnR hla wife mid 1 8-yearold d?n*hter
by braining them with an ax aa they
were aleepln* In bed. W. L SHT, ?
well known attorney, then committed
aulclde by drowning hlmaelf In a bath
tub The crime took place In hi*
residence on Capitol hill
The crime waa wldently committed
Thuradar night. but the bodlea were
not found until y?a t?rday lwl?fl
family I1f? waa apparently happy and
tbcr? la no known moilt? tor hla tar
rlbU d?w?d Tha pollc* and S??l^*a
nal*hbora think h? want auddanly In
aana.
Santar wm formerly a national
bank ?tamln?r In lha mlddl? wa?t.
Ha wm In a cornforubl* financial
condition.
PRINCESS MAY
PUS! JUNEAU
Thn PrlnroM May pn?*o<t Jun*au At
10 o'clock thin morning According to
a wlro rpcolvod today by F F W
liOWlf, ntr?*nt for thp f Anadlan Pacific
If the Pr1nco** Mar doon not anchor
in nontc *holt?>r?Ml apot to rid# ont
the siorm ah?> should r?ich hprp Nv
foro midnight tonight Mr I>owIp
atnto*, howpvpr. that ?hp may not bp
In until tomorrow Thp May ha*
hopn bucking a tprrlflc gal* nil th#
way up tho coaat. ConaldPrabl# ap
prchpnalon *??? fp|t for tbp mHj of
the \p*ap| whpn ?hp did not Appear
GABLE WOUG
Thp break In thp Alaakan rablp b*
twopn Sltkn and Sfattlp which wa*
eauapd laat Monday by thp parth
qunkp waa ropalrpd lau? Saturday af
tcrnoon by thp cahlp tpndpr Burnaldp
Thp break waa a fpw mllpa off Cap*
Flattpry Thp cablp Ia now working
In good order and no morp trouble In
pippcted, %
FINE EXHIBITS
M ALASKA
(By Unltad Praaa.)
SBATTI.E. Jan I* ? f oromlaalooor
MrRr1d? of Jnn?au. who hu cbarg*
of th* A -T -P #*hlblta from Alaaka
baa arrlT??d In thin city *nH opened
Ho ?t*t*a that Alaaka
will har? * Urge and r?pr?>a<?ntatlT#
"ihlbltlon at th? A T. r and that
many of hla oihlbiu will ba a sur
prlaa to #aat^rn*ra
STAGE DRIVER
FROZE FACE
Mr and Mr* iamn Dart#, Mm.
Col Poara* and aon and W Canr?llor
arr1??d In 8ka?w?y T^iorday mornlnt
after almoat fre*xln* In thw ?ta??
roach coming from Atlln to Caribou
and then h<?ln? 21 hour* *nrout# to
skarway by train.
Jimmy MrKlnnon, who 4r1v*a th#
*tan<? from Atlln to Rqnaw Point, bad
hla face badly froten on tb? trip.
Th? cold waa ao aerere that at on?
tlm?* th? (tag* had to turn back to
an old mining camp. where tbe dri r*r
and paaaenger* w?r# thawed out.
Rereral of the paaaengera were slight
ly front bitten
" wm uib "
We have just received
a new line of suits for
; Winter trade, that are
I excellent in quality and
very moderately priced,
$15.00 to $22.50, come
in and look them over.
See window display.
CLAYSON & flUSSSL