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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
DOMESTIC.

Grover Cleveland is much improved.
L Page !
Books and papers showing cost OF con-
structing submarines demanded from the
Electric Boat and Lake Submarine COM
pany. Page 1
Floating Christian Endeavor meeting
win be held when the American fleet
reaches Seattle. !, Page
New railroad will be constructed across
the state of Washington. T. Page 1
CONGRESSMAN Fassett Of New York de-
cides to make complaint against the
operator who altered his telegram TO State
Senator Oven Cassidy I. Page !
Daughters of American Revolution
finally engage in controversy that will
end In lawsuit, I, Page
Sundry civil appropriation bill reported
to the house containing $G5.OOo.ooo less
than estimates OF departments. l. Page !
Leaders of the senate demand the pas
sage of currency bin and will hold the
public buildings bill as a club over the
house. I, Rago
Publishers appear at capital and hear
ing in the Paper trust investigation is
at once begun. !, Page
Secretary Of state Root is reelected
head of the Society of International Law.
l. Fage 1
Sunory civil Dill contains evidence u
intention TO make Fort Omaha the center
Of the signal service. !, %age 2
LOSS of life in southern storm is esu-
mated at SEQ and the injured at several
thousand. Z Page
FOREIGN.
American liner ST. Paul collides with
the British cruiser Gladiator. disabling it
and causing the loss Of twenty lives Of
seamen. T. Page
Task Of finding ssoe,Ooo0oO to finance
agreements made under provisions Of
Irish land act will test capacity OF new
liberal cabinet Of Great Britain. T. Fage i
NEHRAsKA
Mr.. and Mrs. WI Bryan, with Mrs
Iseavitt. arrive at Lincoln after their
European trip. T. Page 4
Fred Hunter Of the Ashland schools has
been elected superintendent Of the schools
at Norfolk I, Page .
f. Al. Collins OF Fremont elected presi-
dent Of Travellers Protective association.
Meet next year at Beatrice. I, Page 3
| Governor and party off for San Fran
cisco with silver service for the battle
ship Nebraska. l. Page 3
co1n1GERcLAL AND IuDusTAIAL.
Live stock markets vi, Page 2
Grain markets. WI, Pags 2
Stocks and bonds vi. Page 2
Of 40 v b. .sm. toa cmfwggwyy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
TROUBLE AHEAD OF OPERATOR
Congressman Fassett Consents TO Conn
piaint at Washington Because
of Altered Telegram.

ELMIRA, n. Y. April 25.-Congressman
J. Sloat Fassett was today unanimously re-
nominated by the republican delegates of
the Thirty-third district. No mention was
made Of the telegram from Congressman
Fassett which has been said to have been
the cause OF State Senator Owen Cassidy s
vote against Governor Hughes anti
gambling bills He has consented to the
request of counsel of the Western Union
Telegraph company to lay information
against the operator in washington who is
alleged TO have made the mistake.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
ROOT REFLECTED PRESIDENT
Secretary of State Retained an Head
of Society of IRterna-
tiOhAl Law.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-secretary OF
State Root toaay was reelected president
OF the American Society Of International
Law The following were reelected vice
presidents;
Chief Justice Fuller, Justice William r.
Day, Andrew Carnegie. John W. Poster
John w Griggs. Richard Olney, Justice
David ]. Brewer. secretary William II
Taft, Joseph II. Choate. Judge Cray w.
w. Morrow. Secretary Oscar S. Straus ana
General Horace Porter.
The general topic in today's session OF
the soeiety's second annual meeting was
The Codifieation OF international Law
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN srEAnGszIPs.
TOWER SOON LEAVES BERLIN
Ambassador TO Germang win start
for south Early In

BERLIN. April 25.-Ambassador Tower.
who is boon TO be succeeded in his posi-
tion here by DR.. David Jayne Hnl present
minister at The Hague, will give up his
house in this city on Monday and will
start for the south with his family next
week.
Spencer II. Eddy, secretary OF the en-
bassy, has been granted leave of absence
and with his wife and child will san for
America May 8. Mr.. Eddy's nomination
AS American minister TO Argentina has
been confirmed by the senate. The State
department has authorized John ". Car
rett. second secretary Of the embassy, IL
act As charge a affaires during the abb
sence of Mr.. Tower and Mr. Eddy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
NEW LINE IN WASHINGTON
Fifteen-MiIliOn-DoFi Railroad In
eOFporAted 20 Ran Across state
from Tacoma.

TACOMA. wash. April 26.-The Pacific q
Southeastern Railway company. capitalized
at SIS. 10000 has filed articles Of incor2ora-
ton. The company win have its terminus
al Tacoma and extend across the state OF
Washington. Ultimately tho line viii form
part OF transcontinental system. Branches
win be built 20 Spokane, Seattle. Portland
and British Columbia The promoters Of he
roads are members Of the Pacific Improve
nlent company OF California
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
BURN AND MURDER A cREEp
Evtdence Dreamers Were Taught
This Was Proper and RiEhs
ThinE 20 Do.

MEDICINE HAT. April AIN the trial
here yesterday OF nine members OF the
'Dreamers.' charged with burning homes
Of unbelieyers, Joseph Bette Of Irvine. Al
berta, testified that 1t was agreed to burn
the Baptist and Lutheran churches Their
creed was to burn and murder, he said
God jacob" whose headquarters are at
Java. s. D.. and whose real name Is Jacob
Merkei. ST, gave Instructions to kin and
murder All unbelievers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
! Fred CIark Goes 10 PaebIo.

sioux CITY, April 25.-lSpecial. FIRED
Clark a first basemRn. whom Ducky
Holmes left fn Sioux City whrn be started
west with his team. has been notified 10
report al once 90 Pueblo for work, hts sale
having been consummated. Clark and King
the latter now playing left field for Lin
cola. were secured by H0lmes from
Shreveport, La, IN exchange for Jimmy
Hart and Nobiet Hart playcd first and
captained Sioux City last year He Is a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
WEALTHY RANCHMAN KILLED
Body Found I'm mississippi River
ThouEht 90 Have Been
Identiaed.

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. April 5-coro-
ner Kistler Is Of the opinion that the body
of man found IN the Mississippi river
here April 1s Is that OF r. d. Mcbride. a
wealthy ranch owner Of Montana, and in
clines 10 the oelief that Mcbride was mur-
dered FOR bis money
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
MODERATE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
weather Bureau az San Franchise
Says Instruments Indicate
small TremOr.

SAN FRANCISCO, April &.--Alexander
McAdie, in charge OF the United Staten
weather bureau. reports that a moderate
earthquake shock was felt here at sss4
o'clock this morning No damage was done.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
FLOATING ENDEAVOR MEETING
First Gathering of Kind to BE Held
when Fleet Reaches
seattle.

SEATTLE. Wash, April 25.-The first
floating Christian Endeavor convention ever
held will meet May 5 and 96 while the AT
lantic fleet is assembled in Seattle harbor.
The convention will meet with a local En-
deavor society. Officers from all the ships
Of the fleet will attend.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
BRYANS ARRIVE AT LINCOLN
Family Together Again at Fairvtew
After Mrs. BryRn'A Trip
Abroad.

LINCOLN. Neb.. April @.-wiliiam j.
Bryan. Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Ruth Leavitt
arrived In the city this afternoon and went
Immediately TO Fairview. A large crowd
composed OF relatives and close friends.
met the Bryan party at the depot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
DAUGHTERS END UP DIVIDED
Controversy Results over Decision to
BOnd Organization for Com
tfnentaI Hall.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-The continental
congress OF the National Society Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution ad-
journed finally today. Those who opposed
bonding Continental hall in this city to
secure funds for it's completion and who
claim that the society cannot legally ne
gotiate a loan unless the constitution Is
amended. have announced their intention Of
retaining counsel to bring the matter to an
issue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
F0OT BALL sTAR CHS PLAcE
Fred Hunter, superintendent ef ASH
Iand Schools, Goes 10

NORFOLK, Neb.. April z5.-CspeciaI Tele-
gram. Fired Hunter nov Superintendent.
Of tho schools At Ashland and famous
been elected superintendent of the Norfolk
schools. succeeding Il J. RodWell who soes
70 Beatrice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
CLEVELAND Is MUCH DETER
Former President ImproviRg Rap
idIy at Lakewood, N. j.,
Hotel.

LAKEWOOD, n. J., April 2.-Former
President Grover Cleveland, who is reoov-
ering from an attack of rheumatic gout
and stomach trouble, was better today than
yesterday. His progress toward recovery
is steady.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
LODGE IS FOR FOUR SHIPS
senator from AEassaehusethi Serves
Notice He VIII Vote for
Appropriation.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-In speech in
the senate today Senator Lodge announced
hls discrimination OF voting for the four
hnttleshipa amendments.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
CANADA EXTENDS INVITATION
Ambassadors Boyer Asks Fleet ts
visit Victoria While OR
Trip.

OTTAWA. Ont. April 25.-The Canadian
government has sent through Ambassador
Bryce an invitation TO the United States
government to have the American fleet visit
Victoria and Vancouver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26

AiARsHAIITOWnS.e eIa.. April S-sxty
-strike-oreakers from Chicago and Mime
polls were placed az work IN the Iowa Cen
t-al shops today IN an effort 70 break the
ftrike Of ths machiEists. There was No
disorder
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-26
SUMMARY OF THE BEE vPENSE BILL CUT
r4r WEATHER

FORECAST FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL
BLUFFS AND VICTNITY-Fair. Sunday.
FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Fair Sun
FORECAST FOR 1owA-Generally fair
and cooler Sunday.
Temuerstures al Omaha Yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
PROPOSALS And BIDS


SEALED bids will be received at the office OF
the secretary of the Regents OF the Univer
sity of California, Berkeley, on Or before IL
a. M, April II. 19Os. for construction on
university campus at Berkeley Of u the Fer
tilizer Control laboratory; apd separate bids
for: t2) asphalt, etc, tennis courts; and
building: all as per plans and specifications
on file at said office aud with Howard & Gal
loway architects, 604 Mission ST. San Fran
cisco. No bids will be received unless ae-
eompanied by certified check or bond in
favor of the undersigned equal to 10 per cent
of the bid. TO assure execution OF contract by
successful bidder. The right to reject any
or all bids Is reserved
THE REGENTS OF The UNIVERSITY OF
Caledonia.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

Money invested in Alameda win bring you
better returns than you get anywhere on the
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
REAL ESTATES
r. W. McGLAUFL1N.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

MI AAI ~ DLACs
Citizens Bank Building
Phone Alameda 1859. ALAMEDA. CAL.
Residence Phone Alameda $50.
$..2o0 buys a rOen cottage 20 FOOT lO<s
1919 Schiller 81
s2-SJo-New room cottage. right IA town.
terms.
ss.5O0-Dandy ) rOom cottage. almost new:
price includes furniture. splendid
location; lot IS feet front. 81 600 mort
gage stand.
S4.Oo0-s room house, sunny side OF street. com
pletely furnished. modern porcelain bath
tub. , toilets, furniture ilventOrictl
about S1-40O- blocks from station This
CHOICE LOTS ANYWHERE YOC WANT
THEM. TERMS On MANY
$520-Lots in Fruitvale Boulevard Tract; So
cash and SO month
SeJ0-Lot f0x13O. sunny side Of street. I
block rom electric ear line and blocks
from ruilzoad station
$l1.OJ0-I have the swellesc place in the finest
possible location; large. commodicus
rooms. mosaic hardwood fo0rs. dreplaces
and furnaces. large bedrooms; dressing
and bath second hoer. servants
rooms in attic and basement. and OF
kttehsns stable and garage large garden.
AN Ideal. PLACE.
s4.i0o-THE BEST EVER: 6 room. well built
house, on lot 5Oxl50. on Morton st: hne
locality; electric and station
$0.000-tuily furnished house.
South Shore A verila5ie PICKUP"
See McGLAUFLIN and Go Away Pleased
s10.e00-Cost more. and want a reasonable o.
Ter; hne large story house. rooms. bath and
reception hall, extra fnish- lot 5ffNlJo. choice
location. photo at Of1ce. kOTHERllhsl.
& CO.. 24T Russ building
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

Watch the many improvements to be mads
N the city of Alameda this year. and p1rcn4s
! home or lot before she property doubles
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
TWO ZINE BUNGALOWS

sa.J0O-5 room bungalow, being 6nished.
ready by April l5; something out Of the Or
knilt bv dav,s labor. eastern frontage large.
sunny rooms: lot 81 :6x115. anording driveway;
convenient TO trains and cars; buyer may Sc
lect painting. fixtures etc. ealy 500 casn
and small monthly payments. You Will never
81 s5eMoverlcoking the bay and in choice
neighborho0d. new , room bungalow. cenl-
manding unohstrueted marine view: open nre-
places in living room and dining room. which
IS across reception hall and beautifully pan
eIed. large. sunny bedrooms ample closet
and eIectrieisy: good ceisr: not alone well
built but very attractive both as to exte-
bungalow and when the location IS eonsfIi-
cred. overlooking the bay and surrounded by
all new, well Kept homes. il affords op-
il 5. BLANDINGs 1414 Park ST.. Alameda.
Phone Alameda sss. Res phone Alameda 1856.
NJ. A. MILLER 1874 PARK ST.. ALAMEDA
Residence phone Alameda 2S11-
s2.e50-5 room cottage in a beautiful street;
fine lot; modern house. with plenty Of fruit
81 121Cottage of rooms; this is one Of the
finest built houses in Alameda; French plate
glass, beamed ceiling. cement basement and veTy
artistic: in Santa Clara av- lot S1<6x142-2.
s6.00o-Oue OF the finest houses IN Alameda: 5
cannot be built for less than 5000; party must
have the money
Lots of every description on easy terms See
me for bargains Money 70 loan 70 build with
My residence phone is Alameda 2311 Make
date with me for sunday. Horse and surrey AT
M. A. MILLER. 1874 PARK ST.. ALAMEDA.
Residence phone Alameds 2S11-
OAK PARK TRACT
OAK PARK Tract
OAK PARK TRACT
Aamedas ehoickst and most exclusive resi-
deuce seetiou iqeiudes toe best part Of Grand
and Paru sts. San Antonio. San Jose. Clinton
and DAYTON avs. and the bag shore: ab01nds with
oa Ks and paIatial residences; the cheapest high
class property in Alameda. Ask for description
LEWIS & SHAW.
1904 Park st.. Alameda
81 4o0-For cottage Of 4 rooms: choice lot
3Ixf55 In Lincoln av. sold at sacri-
81 fJo0-Cotrage Of rooms IN Central av.: lot
30x104. rented for SIG per month, a fine
home OF investment
H. c. MEHRTESS-
1900 Webster St, Alameda.
LIVE OAK Realty company 24II santa Clara
av.-If you are booking for genuine bargains
see rs al once. Here Is one Of our specials
for this week.
s3f5O-Corner house OF 6 rooms very mod
ern. gas electricity. swell neighborhood: con-
venient to both electric and local cars:
snap. II you are leoklng to rent. see Us.
FOR SALE
rf you want to buy well built modern. 8
come and two OF them at 1233 and le:ss
Regent st. block from Park st. station.
narrow gauge. Alameda
W. H. POLLARD REAL ESTATE AND IN
sURANCE. i42S PARK ST, ALAMEDA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

CAR LINE RUNNING TO THE HEART OF
THE TRACT
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
ROOMS TO LET-contInued

~hAl hAL EoIEL. 5T4 Sd st near Braupap-
Once aud reading room on ground foor- zoo
SiAsle 2no family rooms 35c. to 81 per dav- 81
20 - per week. EDWARD ROLKIN. Prom
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
BERkELE1 aEAL EsrArs
MAsoN-MeDUFFIE cOMFANY

AsoN-NeDUFFIE COMPANY
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS
BERKELEY
s25 DOWN SECURES A BEAUTIFUL HOME
IN BERKEI.EA: oyERLookINS THE
GOLDEN GATE. MOUNT TAMALPAIS
and SAN FRANCISCO BAY. BAL
ANCE IN FIVE YEARS IN
MONTHLY INSTALL
MENTS.
NO TAxEs-xo INTEREST TILL 1910
BEAUTIFUL
NoRTHBRAE
CAR LINE RUNNING TO THE HEART OF
THE TRACT
FREE LIFE INSURANCE
n CASE OF DEATH. LOT DECIDED TO
IN CASE OF SICKNESS. PAYMENTS
CREDITED on YOUR ACCOUNT
$500 s sSFp 1s s1N FS TIE tTF Ta arET WEEE EH0
AND ,-,9 8EGISs & IHE WORK OF
BLOCK II
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE OUR
ISSUE OF THIS PAPER
VISIT NORTHBRAE TODAY-YOU'LL FIND
1T FAR MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN WE
HAVE REPRESENTED IT
HOW TO GET THERE
TAKE KEY ROUTE OR SOUTHERN PACIFIC
To BERKELEY. THEN TAKE STREET
CAR RIGHT TO THE HEART OF THE
TRACT, AT OUR TRACT OFFICE,
OR
CALL AT OUR MAIN OFFICE. RIGHT
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS. AND
We WILL TAKE YOU OUT IN ONE
OF OUR AUTOMOBILES
MASON-McDUFFTE COMPANY
WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS
BERKELEY
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE to Creditors-An outstanding bills
against the restaurant known as Dicks Waffle
House, 713 Howard ST., must be presented and
paid on or before Thursday, April .. 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

HOMES FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
EASY PAYMENTS
SMALL INSTALLMENTS-
SEE THE ALAMEDA LAND COMPAN4-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
INTEREST
 IN ELECTION

Judge Gunnison who recently re. turned from a trip through the east says the thing that struck him most wherever he went, along the Atlantic seaboard, was the indifference shown to the pending election. He listened in vain for some one to talk poli- tics-in the hotels, on the streets, in offices and even on the railroad trains. In the country people talked about the crops and in the city peo- but business. Business seemed to be satisfactory to everybody, if any thing was to be judged from the talk. In the middle west and on the coast there is more interest in the election. Judge Gunnison says the battle ground of the campaign never theless, will be New York state, and he is free to confess that, in his opin- ion. if the election had taken place, say two months ago, MT Bryan would be the next president of the United States. He thinks that, as it is, Mr. Taft will succeed MT. Roosevelt.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
DISCOVERY
 NEAR DOUGLAS

According to Henry Erie, of Doug las, who is in town, very import ant strike of gold bearing quartz was recently made in the immediate vicin- ity of Douglas. Perry Wylie, a well known prospector, made the find and brought samples to town some months ago, rcfltted with an outfit good for several months and went back. Mir. Erie is interested in the property and awaits the return of Wylie with interest. He says the quartz was dccomposcd and, being crushed. showed free gold. Perry told him there was a large ledge of the rock.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
THE LAST BOAT
 HAS REPORTED

Tho little steamer Pro-pector that has been struggling up the river for the pas, week or 50 against heavy ico and bad weather, arrived Saturday night at Whitehorse bringing o3 pas seugcrs. This cu5s the business ia that direction until the robins return.
 The Cleaner arrived over at Cari- bou from Attn last night bringing the last contingent from that direction also-4O paossengcrs.
 The train arrived in on time this afternoon with these and others l75 in all, and this represents the last bunch from the inside until they come by stage. It is the last drop of the hammer.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
MARY A. CASE
 WINS H0N0RS

A Paris special to the New York American, Oct. 10, tells a pretty story of success that has come to Mary Adele Case, who is well remembered here in Skagway through visits she paid to her brother. W. II. Case, when he was resident here Miss Case rare voice was herd here sever al times in concert. Miss Harriet Case. teacher. at Hamcs. is her sister. This is the to'c as it is told of her triumph:
 There was great competition among English and American concert singers for the place of vocal soloist on the program of Harold Bauer, the plan. ist. who begins his tour in the Brit ish Hes next January. Trials were given at both Queens Hall. London. and the Sale Gaycau, in Paris.
 The soIoiat finally selected was Miss Mary Adele Case, a young Am oricau girl from Portland, Dr. who has only been studying two years in Paris. Miss Case is 2& years old, a tall. slim. blac5-haired girl with a rich contraIto of unusual range.
 She has really made her own way,
 even having had to give lessons to gain money while studying. Then it all happened as a fairy tale. At a
 reception given by Ambassador [ White she sang to her own accom- paniment on a native instrument some Hawaiian songs which she had ! known in Honolulu. where she spent her youth.
 1 Baron D. Erlanger, who is a fan ancier and musician, was present ant | he told Harold T. Bauer, who con sentcd to hear her sing and her ui lumph was immediate.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
FUR
 INCORPORATION

The application of tho town of HaInes for the rjgh, to Incorporate, occupied the attention ot the court aIi the afternoon. There vus DO objection offered on the part of the government. Judge Stout did not put ia appearance and J J Rogers, acting ior hIm, stated that he had not been advised Of any grounds of objection. A number Of witnesses appeared .o behalf of the application. The cour, Stated that the oa1y point in the matter was rucstat0 tory one Of what cous,i.u,ldiuhabitants and MrCheney for the application, was m king his argument a, the time of going Co press.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
IN
 STATU QUO

At a hearing in chambers this morning it was decided by the court in the matter of the application of the ". P. & Y. for an injunction to restrain the Home Power company from certain encroachments upon the property of the railroad company that the matter should remain as it is until 1t comes on for a full hear ing or its merits at the session of court to convene here November l6.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26

Mics Crystal Snow and Miss Daz.e >r.ms.a', have gone south, the 0r-t b.ua for Berkeley where sho will s,a.y music aul .he latter for the eaa' where sa. expects 10 spend the winter featuring on A.askt Mss Snow may follow hog coar,. a, Berkeley with season ot $ aty fa Paris. The two win give a0 eu,cstaiamcn, a, EetchiEau on lte way down.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
CHANCE

The Gleanor will make her last trip for this season to Atlin on We'd nesday. Those who would go that way after that will have to take the trail for it and if the trail is not right. walt until it is right.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
HEARST WANTS
 ID BE SENATOR
(By United Press.)

Reno, Oct. 26-Under the advice Of physicians and for the benefit of his health, William Randolph Hearst will locate and make his home here. If he does SO, it is reported, he will enter the fight for the United States senatorship, preparatory to entering as a presi- dentlal candidate in 1912.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
GOV. PATERSON
 IN DANGER.
(5y United Press.)

Memphis, Oct. PA hundred soldiers are being rushed this afternoon 10 Sanburg, in the heart of the night rider district to protect the life of Governor Patterson who has been threatened with death if he does not cease his inquiry into the murder Of Captain Rankin. Many arrests have ben made.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
{. 3. DELEGATES
 GETTING BUSY
(ey United Press.)

Seattle. Oc.. 2G The session of the grand camp or the Arctic Brotherhood Co be held aJ Victoria, Nov.m5er 4,h, bids fair to be well attended. Many delegates arc already in the city, ar rived recently from the north. Pre- parat.oas are going forward for a big time
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
Is
 50 TOMORROW
(Ey Uni.ed Press)

#lSiUNGrON Or,. .G.-Pros.dou. Roosevelt wtu celebrate his rlioru birthday nMawow. Many Jvlngrams .a.. a'r.nag boon received from abroad us wa,l as ar home. expressing good ".N and many returns
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26

toward Taft He says Roosevelt is sore because the unions won't vote for Taft He says Roosevelt is lash. ug himself into furry and he has made a direct attack on labor.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26
HE BOATS

The =. g. s Primes. .."lu... arrived un ... ...ag a. ..U sail <. 2 s.G- ....... .... d ... ..H
 Ta. A.... -. n0.aw w.l arr.E. a- s u. t .- . g..s evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-10-26

WASHINGTON. Oct 26.-Presi- dent Gompcrs of the American Fed
 cratiou of Labor is out with a hot reply to Gooacyolts letter to Senator Knox. regarding the attitude of labor