The Alaska citizen., 1910-09-12

bE TepIeSeHl ld(lNtS oi 'H' -'NfNi''''' government and welcomed to that country in the name of the president and the Mexican people.
 Biq Increase in Taxation.
 WASHINGTON D C.. Sept. D. Owing to the Payue-Aldrich tariff. which was supposed to be a reyis- ion downward. the people have had to pay $17.oUo.ooo more in taxation than they ever paid before.
 Killed While Joy Riding.
 TACOMA. Sept. G-While joy-rid- ing in this city last night. Edward Perry and Gertrude Kirkman, were killed. Their automobile collided with one in which were Frank Hunt CT and Mrs. Raymond. and the two latter were seriously injured.
 Teddy in a ScuffIe.
 FARGO. N D.. Sept. 6. A sensation was caused during Roose- yelt's speech here on Labor Day. While he was speaking man rush ed up and demanded of Roosevelt: Who pays your expenses on this trip?"
 Roosevelt replied: The Outlook Magazine"
 You lie shouted the man, who was promptly ejected, Roosevelt as sisting
 Want Recognition of Union. PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 6. - The Lu. cas Iron Plant was dynamited today ard almost completely wrecked. The blame is laid upon the strikers The company steadily refuses to recognize the union A number of ;lr. rests have been made, an1 the com Dany is asking for troops to hclI them fight the union.
 Physicians Convene. MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6. Physi cians from all parts of the United States are in the city in attendance upon the convention of physicians The purpose of the convention is tG consider means for promoting pub lie hygiene in cities.
 He Admires Pinchot. ST PAUL, Sept. 6. Speaking before the Conservation Congress here Governor Stubbs, of Kansas paid a high tribute to Clifford Pin chot. He said that if he had his way he would erect a monument tc the former chief forester. He said that the attempt to steal the coa | lands of Alaska entitled the perpe trators to the penitentiary. and il he had his way they would go there The governor also vigorously de nounced R. A Ballinger for the man her in which he had conducted his office
 Kaufman Wins Easily. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6. = Twenty thousand people witnessed the fight between Al Kaufman of San Francisco, and Bill Lang. the Australian. Kaufman was favorite and had the best of the fight throughout In the sixth round Lang was all but out when the gong sounded, signifying that the fight was over.
 Administration Is Criticised.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6. - Al the Republican convention being held l here the Progressives of the party are in control and the standpatters have to be content with looking on. Some of the acts of the ad ministratiOn are being severely crit icised, although references to the President are always courteous. The nomination will be made tomorrow Would Release Former Ice King OMAHA, Sept. 6.-Eight hundred thousand business men have al ready signed the petition for the release of C. w. Morse. who was sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary for bank wrecking.
 Root Returns.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 6. Sena, tor Root arrived from Europe to- day. He will leave at once for St. Paul, where he will attend the Con- servation Congress The Senator is much benefited by his European tour
 The Holy Rollers.
 SEATTLE, Sept. G. Leslie Grimm, miner, who arrived from Valdez but short time ago, is dying at the camp of the Holy Roll CTS near here. As soon as he arriv- ed from Alaska Grimm joined the Holy Rollers and he is now en- t'rely controlled by them. Recently he became sick, but refused to see doctor. He is now dying.
 laurier and Reciprocity.
 PORT HURON, Sept. 6. - Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier of Canada, made an address here yesterday eve ming, during which he commented at length on the trade relations be- tween Canada and the United States. He urged the necessity of recipro- city between the two countries. The premier received a very enthusiastic greeting and his speech was greeted