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New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
SUES FOR MEDICAL FEES
Cost OF Treatment Of Sick Aliens
Sought bv United States.

suit was brought Yesterday against the
Hollaud-Ar1erica Steamship Company by
Addison s. Pratt. Assistant United States
Atto-nev- r. the United States Circuit
Court. to recover s2.167 50, which the gov
ernmart claims for expenditures at Ellis
Island and in other hospitals IN behaI
of uasseugerS brought over by the Inc
I his is only a preliminary 10 similar suits
10 be brought by the government against
OF her steamship companies. including the
%or+r German Lloyd. the Hamburg -Ameri-
can and the Cunard. The claim against
the last named IS for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
NEW FIGURE IN DRIVE CASE.

nszr party appeared yesterday in the
long standing litigation over the order of
7ha court That the fronts of five houses
ur Riverside Drive must be removed be
cause they encroach on the street The
new obsector was Mrs. Dubois. who lives at
70 Ig5 Riverside Drive, one Of the houses
srec,ed. she asked Justice Amend for
further tine 10 90 the work ordered She
said i vas a great hardship TO have the
werR done during the winter, as il would
he Uscessar- TO find another home during
~ nnerstion. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
SAYS HIS WIFE WAS INDIFFERENT

I,,stjce Davis granted TO Mrs Edith May
E,,,sssu Gambler, YESTERDAY, $50 a month
.,t,,,onv and s.. eco counsel fees pending
tr .,,,i+ for a separation from her hus-
-, f1dz.ard Victor Gambler, cashier OF
- uercra nts' Exchange National Bank
Mrs Gamblers complaint was that he had
fiia5 To provide fer her properly.
a:anbier. in his defence. said that his
- w-ae indifferent 10 his attentions to
- alleging that Mrs. Gambler said that
el,e carried him 80 30 relieve her par
an+s of her support
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TNXPAYERs


DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREar-
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES 81
CHAMBERS ST. STEWART BCuDINGl,
NANHATTAN.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPArEH<
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO AL. P-,F-
sons whose taxes for the year 1910 have ro-
Ie..n paid before the ist DAY ~ December o. IN.
ssia wear that unless the same shall be 1aid 4,
tn. Receiver oS Taxes at his Office in the 5or-
cuxh In which the property Is located as follows.
Borough of Manhattan. 81 Chambers
Borough OF The Bronx. Municipal Buif,4ir,
corner 80 and fremont sves.
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms 2. q snc q
Municipal Building.
Borougn OF queens, Court square. LenS Islsnt
City.
George,
taxes so renal 1ing unpaid on that day. IA add
rion 20 tire amount CT such taxes. interest ar RI.
rate Of seven per centuIn per annum, 10 oe .al-
criatei from the day which the said taNss o@-
came due and payable. VIZ. October 9 pTo-
vided in section 9i4 of the Charter Amended
BY chapter ~. Laws ef ls-ls.
December l. 1910
FRED. n z. EPSTEIN Receiver os Taxes
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
RENE ECIES.

1honyyC CND PCsSON. NERVOUS DEBiLA. :.
BLADDER CoM1LAISshSs n sasxs4oa. a9 sa.s
sases 49,. Seeiring only frst cas- G.S
ss.ment should call, Dr. Dr. soNS0n 3, vlou1. "a Ia
SxoNn speclalist. 50 W $500 81 f,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
WORK WANTED
Male.

Male.
r0r,EK KEEPER.-Experenced in general nook-
I,aooing STATISTICAL and Office work Rendote.
.crI1ate Al references regarding character ana
abfIttv Advancement, Tribune Cpto"h oiNce'
1854 broadway.
u sxnerjenceC, steady, reliable accurate ca
c,Iator highest references. desires position sig
Tuft 25s West 18TH ST
=; lT72 FIVE Years experience; wishes posi-
-ior in law Office or commercial house;
salary nominal. V. g., Tribune OHice-
EXPERT Law sTENoGRA.PHaEERR o- spaniSn; ea9iSs;
,.orf- evenings. moderate charges: hghest Teief-
ences. |. NJ Box p. Tribune ONCE.
D P4TNTER--Young man: city or country, as all
around painter, 1aFkin . Grove st. i'1'-@-
PTJ-MRER-Iicensed; Is years experience al
oiunabi1g gas steam and Thinning, range ana
fnrnsce work; also practical at electrical pen
l,ar all work done direct from plans; wishes
steady responsible position. Piuihper' Io'o o0'-i
St. Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER--Y man; expert strs-,, nea,,
Endorsements. c. B. J., care stockton US west
102d st.
,rrrt have something TO do; am mechanic;
IN me a chance TO make good; all want Is a
fn1rhold: conscientious, painstdKlnS sHurL Itil 10
the rest F, o1e Dubois West HoDokeh T. o.
New Jersey. --------
Y0T-NC MAN (22 years.. bright. energetic.
with q limited knowledge of silks desires a
posItion with a silk house oHering sood chance
for adyancement Address B. VI. s, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN. American. rapid and accurate
coilecting etc; references. Lind, 63@ Baltic
st. BROOKLYN
Y0T-NG MAN: 81; neat. sober, competent,
y,isbea nosition in bachelor apartment as
oil rouud man: good cook and waiter; first
Lass references. F. Lund, 9o3 Clinton st.
Hob"ken. y. !
school graduate: can furnish best references.
Box 16, 23 Avenue q
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
STORAGE NOTICES.

ToRKy7LLE sToRASSE Ssm WHHEHqTo ToFKHT0 Edward I
10 f-ast 9IsnraIa L. B. HOTuan Mary DwSeII'
MPs Roach 5ans soss hs*xfs Madon r Mq
Garrison ,ttt,cb.U J. q. Case, Mrs IL Case:: -
sanber j D. Hart You aat aFe Of nTrS 1 lien upon
that the .' ..p hereinafter described having eA
ored hs aud due n0se b 'Re5eer 6feeery ha 10 wit
given you o.,Js r-rsousi effects and uerchaii-
,es stored BY you or in your name "a crn2 y 70
house 70 pe a. -1,~b ease made and provided IN
tsorSe ne Marles auction rooms. Loo Eas5 I,1i ~
ST., Nv, "Wednesday. December ~. 1910. com
encing at 1880 a m and eo9,.nuins m tbe P same
Iuest'ay Iacs until the sale is completed
V{innlssKVnLE {inls aSII STORAGE WAREHOUSE ld'' ana
y W WOOD, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
aIlCTIQN SALES.

~ TTRTTTE of Is warrants OF seizures merged
ip+o execution I will sell to-day, at 9 a. m,
ar 13a Leonard st. Manhattan 1s Singer sewing
machines Alfred Freeman, Marshal
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Male
FARMLAND Ns: Swede. good rnilSer ana
teamster: .xperienced in Amsricsn sgancs
good reference Carl. care Mathewson Agency
JANITOR- coIorsd man. TO take care OF
small office building or private house. nI1 nn'e
rsirs around house: handy with tools: best ref
ererces: satisfaction guaranteed or ferisi5uTE Q.
nay for thirty dsys. Address Roach rs west
f4th ST.
Female.
t-OoK-Frcncf; understand, all branches cock
ing catering: excellent New York snd New
mort references will go South G. D.. Miss F1tz-
GeraId's Bureau. 5o3 9TH ave. entrance t2d 81.
CoON-rifst class. understands plain and
fancy dishes very best references; wages
so5 to $50: city country. Flahsrtys
agency. AS Columbus ave. Tel al River.
CoOK-German: first class. excellent oaiser take
waitress: likes children: city or out Se32 Plsza
Morrow Asency. 81 Lexington ave ~ cor. osIn.
DAYS WORK.-By widow: waiting helping N u
West 9sth St
7.E7IE7T3 Al TI67T WORK-Gooc cook: excellent
Iandrsss wsxes ss; man exreisrt COOK buti-r1
ysIet: go anywhere Telephone 1852 Plaza. Nor
rows Agency. 72f lexington ave, cor 9oeh-
wishes position to children over two years ot
sd; SD St, nrS' s'ASS ei's
II0I7sF;KEEPFR-B refined American ror1-
an: Protestant: experienced; good cooK' aprs %
take charge vifoweTS home or 5lnaiI
country preferred II. II. r.. "a WaFer'y ST.
Maiden. Mass
HoTsEwoRKER-- Good general he,,seTosksr: oaSs1
uIatn cook; Finnish girl. with excsilent, re-
ences: S25 Schuman's Agency, 3-' Co'uIiiouS
ave Tel, 1894 Schuyler
HOTTSEWORKERS (twob- neat Young coiorso
girls. both good cooks or do entire Work pr
va5s Family. city or out: both highly recoulIIl-
Inended. Telephone S632 Plaza Mofro" Aso
cv 721 Lexington ave. cor. 5Stn. Stn.-
I.AI-NDRESS-Firs class Canadian Nonan' s
shirts collars: day week: best CITY relei-
erces 304 East 18th ST.. care OF y h--- heele-
TAT-NDRE ESS-Will assist chambcrworAi Iicat
and tidy; good references; city or couIitIz
wages s25 FIahertys Agency. 4sJ Columbus
ave Tel f4t River.
MARRIED CoUPLB.-strictly temperate; soon sa
cook baker and lauudress; husDanu an
branches farming; both S25 monthly: good reief-
erces Irwin's Agency, u West l1th 81:
ST-RSE-scotch Protestant; years refer
ences: very competent take infant or grown
children: city or country. FIahertEs Agency
,sa Columbus ave. Tel al River
SEAMSTRESS.- work specially refer-
ences given: refinement required Address -
Mast Allensville. KY.
wATTRESS-Sw Swedish: first class; very neat.
trim Young girl: good references FIaherty
Aeencv 49, Columbus ave Tel t41 River.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING WORKS
~ aI5a.r largest Most Modern
,>-r, uITCS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
FiSE p-tces Reasonable Send for Circular
-, .sao ssa3 Byvant @SI459 " t9tn w
C.pYFJJL CARPET CLEANING Co.-cissns
bv Compressed air. steam hanc or on 1or roos
EpANpT Tel 13c-3eth
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

ADVERTISEMENTS sad SUB.
SCNP!1ONS for THE TRIBUNE
will be received At the following
Branch Offices At Main Office
Rates: 1904 Broadway. Isl East
l25th ST., 2ej Vest l,5tk St, lea
East I<ta ST.. ,s4 Stb Ave. sd
l03S ID Ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


BUTLER. cook, Frenchman: competent, obIig-
Paris. New York references. Armand, 1906
18th ave
years excellent references; city or country:
F. Industrial Emr oyment Agency. II West 42d
ST. Phone 52lo Bryant
BUTLER, COOK-Young married Canadian: man
butler; wife cook. laundress. chainbermaId
waitress or kitchen girl: city preferred best ret-
erence. Carpenters Agency l54 9th ave.
BUTLER and CoOK-Colored man. hrst
class. wishes position: fun charge bachelor
apartment s. Carter, 100 West 53d ST
PI-7TT E,F} or SECOND MAN--EngIish- good ap-
pearance; first class reference. S, Miss Mar
rare. Smiths Agency. - West 42d 81. Phone.
3O3a Bryant.
CoACHMAN,-Or useful at ANYTHING; city or
country; good gardener; oest reference. II.
Jones. 81 West l35th st
COACHMAN.-UsefuI thoroughly experienced:
rsf1rances: city or country. H. Industrial En-
ployrnent Agency. II West I'D st. Phone. 52Io
Bryant
77OT-PT .E--ButIer valet: thoroughly understands
his duties wife parlorulaid or lady's maid;
goe d seamstress excellent reasrenGes. ~. D.; Miss
Phone ?039 Bryant
77,77PT- -E;-scotcn. Protestant: young but expert
enced: competent cook and butler: highly rec
~, IIrnded. another do entire work private fam
ily: city. country 3e32 Plaza Morrow's Asen-
cy. 721 Lexington ave. cor oolh-
C0TTPI.E-Cientleman' place in country: man
farmer: wife first class cook. fti East 5lth st
FARMER German married: as manager on
Ia-ga Far rr, or ganteman's estate. understands
- stnrr machinery fruit trees lawns
rna,5e etc good references. Address =. .. Box
Ia7 Montrose. Westchester County. N y
ADvERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE.
No 1864 Broadway. between seth and 31th SITS.
.fI q o.cIoctz p m Advertisements received at
~ foilowins branch offices a. regular office rates
nnttl { o clock p m, viz 2s4 sth ave, = cor
na1 - Ihs 6tk eve cor. 18th st. lo4 East lttn
=, o5T West aos ST between 9TH and sth aTes.
ass West l25tf st: 1888 sd ave. ls2n 81 ave-.
-, isstb :, 7ss fremont 30 "a aye,
md ans, American District Telegraph cftcs--
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
Female.

COOK French; understands all branches, cock
ioe catering: excellent New York and New
,o-t rsferences: will go South. G. D.. Miss Fitz-
ca-,td's r3,rr rrssu 5o3 9TH ave. entrance I'D St
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

Female.
GIRL. with three years experience, wishes cier-
Ical work; bright and accurate rapid at fS-
ures :. M. Tribune once.
PURCHASING AGENT.-I-ady. with experience
in shopping, will act as purchasing agent Tor
seIect number; will assist with Christmas shop
ring Phone Strouse. 2eso-Audubon.
STENOGRAP APHFR. typewriter and double en-
try bookkeeper; understands trial balance;
wants steady position with advancement in
cov,ntown otrca graduate; salary 81 or ss
Miss H krause. 252 Conover st, Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWR1TDR.-Fou
years experience: very good office assistant;
neat and rapid writer J. F.. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
5777 ,f7EEINIEY STORAGE AND VAN co
ltH- :" Vast fIsih

carroll L J. Bagley. u Baxter.
10 :. Iohu EepIer. Leo Levy You and
=. W 5, are hereby notified that the time for
,sn, easn of our lien upon the property herein
after described hans & expr Sas We ST w ss suss
tnefeo. no" - W.T. Household goods, personal ef-
~ sSd merchandise stored by you or IN your
fects alIu - Mckinley Storage and Van Com
name .'s..sbou-e ~ TO be sold AZ public auction.
faS,,rsr PAM 20 the statute In such case made and
aeceiue =, gsa East Iisth street. New York
pfoNlue1, s.tugday December L. 1919 at 10
Cua, on and continuing every saturday thereaftsr
=, The same place ami hour untlt All th" Soo'is
h-4s -zsr Osgn sMgnKfNLEy STORAGE AID VAN co,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

HlE figure and my fdi friends who used nv
treatment found II Gid the same for them.
ever woman Who II too fat
whether her fatness is local. such as double
eriu OF general ard also every woman who
iUSI f!nding 7hat she Is beginning 10 grow
tsi-i want sou IL prove fer yourself with
aut cost the remarkable Tcs Its Of nv freaf-
mont Just write me to- daE. enclosing
lrc. in stamps silver 10 helm meet distrftu-
Iicu expenses. and ] viii send you free .JOc
roz Of me remarkable discovery.
NO one bat = woman who has experienced
Inc embarrassment Of being TOO fat real
ize what happiness comes into her life when
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

JANITOR-By coIored man. take care OF
small office building private house. unoef-
stands steam thoroughly; make All re
r5irs around house: handy with tools; best REF
ersrces; satisfaction guaranteed or ferlsituTe o,
nav for thirty dsys. Address Roach Zls )" est
fsth ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

/ IOOE-r'iTst class. understands plain and
fancy dishes very best references wages
s25 to $50; city country. FIanerty )
| AGENCY AS3 Columbus ave. Tel 14i River.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

/ 1OoK-Ci..rtnan: first class excellent baker; take
| entire charge kitchen; friend. chamb mbeTn1as Id
waitress: likes children: city out 5ti32 Plaza
/ N-crrow's Asency 121 Lexington ave. cor. 5sth.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
NO NEED TO BE FAT
Take OFF Pound Of Flesh a Day in Natural
Way Without Drugs.
Soc Box Free TO Amy Woman to Prove My Treatment
VIII Do for Others What 1t Did for Me.

o
ears t 70 my double
and
la BE- -pi cf
81 ga rub
many
77Ith nd
led ruyd 0 -
without
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

FARMLAND. N5: Swede, good mixer ana
teamster: experienced in American farming
rnod reference. Carl. MathewSon Agency,
S1e 9Th avs Tel 37s Prvant
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

rid d her sUperfuous No
way can feeling OF
II 20
s
sgoma
.vo.a one
II rsrn Il rid
health.
WORTH living 20 woman
et,-I below
14is OF who
Rod nv hake 40 cure Tor OBESITY ~ men Ny
su4Tr
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

TSEFI-I, Man for private school: any nation
air. must have good references. Industrial
association Employment Agency, IL West 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
aoAap AND ROOMS

so-7H ST 40 East--Large. elegant room; pr pr,
So ,.ata hath. elevator; select house e1ceiieh1
table
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

DAYS WORK-By widow; waiting, he1plns N u
housexork: saving, mending, etc LearS' i"o
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

ESS-Will assist chambcrworSi ncaI
and tidv. good references; city or couhl
wag-s S25 Flaherty's Agency. 4sJ Coiunnus
Tel T4f River.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

MARRIED COT-PLD-Strictly temperate; good
ronk baker and Iauudress; husband all
branches farming: both SIS monthly: good refer
srcas Irwins Agency, u West llth 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

GENERAL. HOT WoEtk-tiooc cot,k excelient
Isundrass: xes SIS. providing child two ears
t,Isan- also Young man. excellent COOK oati-r-
valet: GO anywhere. Telephone 3632 Pia1s. MOI
rvs Agency T2f Lexington ave, cor 5oth-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

IIoT-SFJr0pEFRs (two,- neat Young coiored
girls: both good cooks or do entire WorN ~ PIT
vafe family city out: both hlghiy ~.
rneudeG Telephone S632 Plaza Moro" : aseii-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09
LOST BANKBOOkS.

2o5 Fifth Av New York. Tel. 62I0 Madison 50
BOSTON Philadelphia Pittsburgh. CHICAGO. etc
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

I4ATNDRESS.-First class; Canadian %s~s-
shirts collars: day week: best cry ioi04
a-cas ena Eas. 75+b ct care Of o keefe
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

| cFBNAN KINDERGARTNER. experienced
7,isIe- posttion to children over two years OF
ase: first class city references w R-' IL East
New-York tribune., 1910-12-09

! IJOI-SEWORKER- general houseNorker'
| Main cook; Finnish girl. with exceilent IeIsr-
| ences; SO Schumans Agency ia Co'uiiious
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13

With something like $4,000 added
to the worlds wealth from two clean
ups ON Flat creek within the last
week, the voices of the skeptics are
becoming silenced and the general
acknowledgement made that Flat
creek is a gold-bearing wonder.
Manley & Aitken's last cleanup on
the Marietta, at the head of the crees
made Friday, is reported in the neigh
borhood of $4,000, this bold being
the result of ten-day run.
Just below them, on the Wildcat,
Doc Mading cleaned up $4,000 Thurs
day evening after a run of 5R days.
These figures change the betting
on the seasons output, and all pre-
vious guesses are subject to change
without notice. Estimates made late
in June were figured liberal at S2OO,-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
OUTPUT Of |D|TAROD CREEKS
EXCEEDS 100000 THIS SEASON

900 for the season. To date the out
put is approximately $25O,OO0.
At the rate they are going the Man.
ley & Aitken properties will disgorge
pretty close to 100000 more before
the freezeup. The Mading ground on
Flat. the "Guggenheims' below him,
George Riley on 1-Above Otter, and
other lays where the work has just
reached the producing stage will prob
ably bring the seasons output for the
Iditarod close to 100000, Gen. NJ. P.
Maus to the contrary notwithstanding.
These figures vive plenty of food
for reflection. The camp has exceed
ed the dreams of the most optimistic,
and instead of finding a starving
horde of discouraged people, the Idit-
arod presents the uniuqe spectacle OF
having more wealth than there are
men to take it out.-lditarod Pioneer.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13

nra-r H-s -5va az p A-17
u8,ss auay lrom -ae Ids-arod rae
. b. = -4ls hs ldit4Fod P'-
saar 80 ~rolEl- up is Brig Gen
uaz a91-, the awful sattorius and
lssllaloa aos s5aus CO.. hvEe lAa-
a. is 4l.1r t1 order d spzclI depart
asal ~ --- u-.Zry telegraph hose
1asaas 81 g-u be- % investigate All
aHezad strike uaE NAY be proE~r-
d. gaadrl 10 --e eJl1ll-s Oles oli-
s.ae
II l re4yl1eEet that Cvl-
u tag Il.-4rOt t0r s1
llr- l u June He walked %
saall -rgl-a aud lruu Richmond 10
AlG8a Hr borrowed map OF tae
.sa1-1- a-- ale u1 -le creeks and
L.sa ae-I ueTLy oa ls vay. since
a-r1lae g- Tie Ou-s-lg be has sp.lie4
atsI -.rrl lass. b-l Tie last and
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
NAUS AGAIN OPENS HIS FACE

best effort appears ia the Portland
OresOasau. where be reports thal
hundreds are suffering and frightful
deslllulou exists here, all OF which
s cheering news 10 our friends out.
SIDE Tlers have beeu many artists
ss,H The hammer but Gen Nuus has
la,m an beaten 20 slln mappe Her
Is plrl OF vaas be- has 10 say TO the
OrgEoIl&l
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, Wash
Jaly zl-l speciaD-A story Of miser-
.Ble poverty aud desuJuuou among
hundreds o. disappointed sold-seek-
ers ahO have rushed 10 the Alaskan
a.4uias camp OF Id-larod lured by
false ana exaggerated reports OF a
.oli strike OF fabulous richness that
neser existed is told by General Mar
Continued OIL page three
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
DIX OPENS NY.
DEM. CAMPAIGN
(By Alaska News sureau)

ALBANY, N. Y. Oct. 13-John A.
Dix, the Democratic nominee for the
Governor of New York opened his cam
paign in this city last night at one
of the biggest political meetings ever
held in this section of the state.
During the course of his speech, he
severely roasted Col. Roosevelt.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS UNHOLY
ALLIANCE" SAYS COL. 7. R.
tRx Alaska News sureaul

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1S-In a speech
which Col Roosevelt delivered in this
city Tuesday night, he denounced the
Democratic party as being an unholy
alliance between Tammany and Wall
street.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
PROMINENT IRISH POLITICIANS
WILL VISIT PACIFIC COAST

United states Tor The purpose OF rails
ius funds for the Irish Home Rule'
movement
Mr O'Connor is Editor Of u. P's-'
Weekly. ard fnom the fact of his IN
Ilals being T. p he is known as
Tay pay which IS supposed 10 De
lhe pronuneiayiou OF those letters in
Tie Calls yerlacular.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
(sy Alaska News Bureaul

CHICAGO. Oct l3-It was an
nounced today that there was not
another reserved seat TO be had for
the worlds championship baseball
series Of games which viii be played
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
RAILWAY STRIKE CAUSES FAMINE

Already there is a great shortage
in food, and if the situation is not re-
lieved within the next twenty-four
hours a famine is threatened.
PARIS, France. Oct. 1S-The strike
of the railroad men for an increase
of wages has not been terminated, am
is spreading to all the lines in the
republic.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13

CINCINNATI, o. Oct. 13-Columbus
Day was celebrated in this city yes
terday with great pomp.
The business houses were fittingly
de- corated, and remained closed all
day.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
tsy Alaska News sursauy

PARIS, France, Oct, 1S-It is es-
umated that there are over two hun
dred and twenty thousand men idle
in and about Paris, owing to the rail
road strike. The traffic is totally
demorilized, and it is impossible to
set freight and supplies to the mar
keL
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
JUNEAU CHEERS DEL. WICKERSHAM

During his speech, the Delegate was
interrupted time and again by cheers
and loud applause.
A dance and reception followed
the speech.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
PARADE IN HONOR0F COLUMBUS;
REVIEWED By GOvORNER Of OHIO

Governor Harmon and staff re
viewed the immense parade which
took place in the afternoon. AS the
weather was perfect, immense throngs
witnessed the parade, and many resi-
dents of nearby towns were present.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
HONOR PAID
COLUMBUS

BOSTON OcL ls-Muoh IuLtTes-
a-ls manifest In ths e-gy yesterday
lE l1e Columbus CelslraEi0H
Eses HOUSES aud banks were
.ilea al l4e mEu featture of the
5ags e.l.lratloa was the parade
.- sllaa ofsr s8g1u persoAs were In
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
CANDIDATES To CONGRESS FAVOR HOME RULE

securing the opinions of the candi-
dates to Congress at the coming fall
election, and thus far all are in favor
of Home Rule of Alaska, and are all
willing to ssist Delegate Wickersham
to gain the passage of a bill grant
ing Alaska that boon.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
cOUT ATTACKS
PRES'T TAFT
(By Alaska News sureau)

BEVERLY, Mass. Oct. 1S-Presi
dent Taft is confined to his home
with a severe attack of gout in the
left leg.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
THOUSANDS Of FANS DISAPPOINTED
in this city.

in this city.
Thousands are turned away daily
disappointed at being unable to get
reserved seats, and stating their in
tention to get into the bleachers, any
way
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
HUNGRY FLAMES
THREATEN TOWN

WARROD, Mimi Oct l3-Forest
fires have broken out in the yiciH8ty
of this town. and the town is threat
euea with destruction.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13

Especial to the Daily Alaskan)
JUNEAU. Alaska. Oct 13-An i'm
nense crowd greeted Delegate James
at Elks Han last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
(sy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 1S-The
Alaska League, which is composed Of
members Of the Arctic Club Of Sc
attic. and which was organized last
winter, for the purpose of fighting
for Home Rule for Alaska, have been
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13

Fresh oysters arrived on the Cot
tage City and are being served at
the Pack Train Restaurant If.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
RAIN PUTS OUT
FOREST FIRES
AN Alaska News eureaul

WINNIPEG, Man. Oct. ia good
y fall of rain is extinguishing the
.orest fires which have been sweepin
over this section of the province.
suhsnrIhs for rhn Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-13
FEDERAL JUDGE STRICKEN down
AFTER SENTENCING TRAIN ROBBER

SPOKANE Oct 13-At obber and i'm
Yesterday afternoon Federal Judge meaey passing the
~ prrDoe the life sentence sentence paralysis