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The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

can be so shaped in the meantime that the Democratic leaders will give the territorial legislature bill hear ing early in the first session of the Six y-seCond.
 All those who are interested in this matter should make a point oi getting their names enrolled on this petition. copies of which will be in the possession of various members of the Democratic committee and one of which Is now ready for signature at The Alaska Citizen office
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
TWO B|C STRIKES
 DOWN RIVER
CITIZENS CORRESPONDENT AT TANANA WIRES SOME
 GOOD NEWS.
STAMPEDE FROM HOT SPRINGS
IL Is Reported That Good Pay Has Been Located In Gold Mountain District and on American Creek. Near the Fairbanks Trail.
(The Citizen Special Service ]

he CltiZen SpeClal oeFSlCt'I
 FORT GlBBON. Nov. F. - Con- siderable excitement has heen caus- ed here by ,he report of good s.rika made on Lynx creek in the Goldmauutaiu district on the Heine and Sakoric association claims. IL is said that three feet of pay, in which seyenteen-cent pans are frequent, has been found in holes bedrocked at a depth of sixteen feet. The gold is coarse and worth about eighteen dollars an ounce.
 Another strike k reported 10 have been made on American creek, near Fish lake. on the Fairbanks trail Tom Eockhart and Hogan were the discoverers and they found three feet of pay going ten cents to the gan. This strike has caused q stam- pede from Sullivan and Hot Springs and a number from this camp are thinking of moving over.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
TEST UNJUST
 SENTENCE
LEGISLATURE WILL DECIDE ON JUSTICE OF MANLEY'S
 SENTENCE.
TEXAS OFFICERS ARE ANGRY
Claim That If They Do Not Get Re- dress From Their Own Legislature They Will Take the Matter to the United States Congress.
[The Citizen Special Service.l

DALLAS, Nov. 13-Thirty-fiVe Of ficers of the Texas militia, who re- signed their commissions when Ser geant Manley was sentenced to life Imprisonment for killing a spectator at the time of President Taft's wis it, will carry the matter up to the legislature. They insist that the sen tence on Manley was unjust. as he simply was obeying orders and bay onetted the man only when he re fused to keep back of the prohibited enclosure The officers, if they can get no satisfaction from the state legislature. declare that they will carry their protest to the United States congress-
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
COUNT TOLST0Y IS
 LOCATED
UP AGAIN AFTER BEING THOUGHT LOST.
FRIENDS ANXIETY IS RELIEVED
Had Not Been Heard of for Moro Than a Month, and 1t Was Be- leved That the Old Gentleman Had Met With an Accident
1.-The Citizen Special ServIce.l

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 13. - Count Tolstoy has been located in the province of Tola and the anxi- ety of his friends has been allayed. The count left Politana on October 10 in company with a physician, and up until today had not been heard from since. As when he left Poli- tana he stated that he intended to be gone but a few days, his absence led to the supposition that some &C., cident had befallen him.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
HOME RULE
 FOR ALASKA
Local Democrats Take Steps to Obtain Recognition of Alaska Rights at the Hands of the
 Sixty second Congress

taIaed jke resolution will be sent 10 number of prominent senators and ConeTcsauen.
 Tie meeting was cf one sentiment in regar' 10 Jhc necessity of attempt ing no compromise on the matter of full territorial government II Is caufid, n.ly believed that there Is tuIe possibility of he revised Bev- eritce bill being given any serious attention al the coming session of congress. The last of the SiXty.frst and it is the hope that sentiment
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

At meeting of the prominent Democrats of the city held a few days ago 1t was d, cided that the inc had arrived 10 take steps 10 enlist the aid of the Democratic members of congress actively iu fight for Home Rule. Ac- cordingly a resolution was adopted and, in form of a petition, Is Icing circulated for signature Copies have been forwarded 10 the other towns and camps in Alaska and when the necessary signatures have been ob-
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
CLUBWOMEN AID STRIKERS
Collect Thousands cf Dollars for the
 Striking Garment Workers.
fThe Citizen Special service.l

The Citizen Special SerVIce.l
 CHICAGO, Nov. 13. 4 number of women's clubs of this city have pledged themselves to aid the hun dred thousand garmenl workers who are starving here as a result of their bitterly contested strike. The clubs will urge the women to fight their cause to the bitter end and thousands of dollars will be raised for their assistance Al present there is no indication of the end of the strike being near at hand and riots and disorders are frequent
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
MURDERED BY A
 MEXICAN
CHIEF OF POLICE IN OKIaHom IS ASSASSINATEO BY
 MEXICAN.
MANY POSSES ARE IN PURSUIT
Three Hundred Men Have Taken Up Pursuit and There Will Be No Delay In Bringing Assassin to Justice If He Is Caught.
[The Citizen Special Service.l

ANDAkARO, Okla, Nov. l3.-Last night Chief of Police Temple was called to the door of his house and shot and killed by an unknown Mex ican. Temple died before he could give any definite description of the man. but was able 10 tell that he vas Mexican. Posses were at once organized and three hundred men Ire searching the neighborhood for
 he murderer. If he is found it is certain he will not be brought to town, as the trailers are in a very 1gly mood and will undoubtedly lynch him.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
HARMONlE MEETING.

The Harmonic Society held its regular meeting last night and a goodly number were in attendance. These meetings from social stand point are very enjoyable affairs and are exceedingly we'll attended.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
NJ ONE ANXIOUS
 FOR )OB
WHO WANTS TO SUCCEED H GILL.
CANDIDATES ARE VERY SCARCE
Many Prominent Residents of the Spirit City Have Been Approach ed. But None Has Signifed Will ingness to Be lmmoIated.
fThe Citizen Special Service.l

SEATTLE. Nov 13. = The Vel fare league that is advocating the recall of Mayor Hi Gill. and will commence active work the first of :he year, is il quaudary as to who to get for @ successor to the objection able incumbent of the office. Sey- eral prominent m Il have been ap- preached but each in turn has re- fused the offer and none seems will ing to assume the responsibility of directing the reform measures pro- posed
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
B|C WELCOME TO
 REDMOND
IRISH NATIONAL LEADER GETS THE GLAD HAND FROM
 RYMEN
WAS GREATER THAN PARNELL' s
Reception Accorded To Him on His Return From America Yesterday Was Greater Than That Given to John Stewart Parnel in 1880.
I The Citizen Special Service. ]

CORK, Ireland, Nov. 13. - Even greater than the demonstration on
 he occasion of the return of John stewart Parnell from America in 1SS9 was the reception accorded to John Redmond today on his return rom New York. Scores of vessels Of all types were on hand to meet
 he steamer, and the city was en fete. All of the city officials turned put to greet the leader of the Irish National party and congratulate him on the success of his mission to the United States.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
CRAVE
 HIS CORE
REAL ESTATE DEALER AT QUA. DAlAJARA SPENDS ONE LIN.
 HAPPY NIGHT.
KILLED A BOY AND POLICEMAN
Claims He Was Attacked by mexi- can Mob and Had to Shoot in De- fense of His Home and Life and Did Not Intend to Kill Boy.
[ The Citizen Special Servlce.1

GUADALAJARA, Mexico, Nov. l3. - Carlos Carothere, a real es- tate dealer, today shot and killed Jesus Loza, a fourteen year old Mexican boy and wounded a gend arme. He was at once lodged In jail and tonight a mob has gathered threatening to lynch him. Carothere states that his home was attacked by MeXicans this morning and he feared that they intended to kill him. He fired the shots, he insists, in self defense and the killing of the boy was unintentional.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
WYOMING |S STILL
 IN DOUBT
STATE LEGISLATURE MAY BE DEMOCRATIC AND IT
 MAY NOT BE.
BOTH SIDES CLAIMING CONTROL
Democrats Claim That in Spite of Careys Landing the GoVernorship They Have Carried Legislature and Will Name Senator.
{ The Citizen Special service.l ]

CHEYENNE. Wy0., Nov. l3. - Both the Democrats and Republicans claim to have won control of the state legislature at Tuesdays cleo tion and a bitter fight for the choice of a successor to Senator Clark will most certainly be waged The Dem ocrats claim that they certainly have the legislature, in spite of the fact that former Senator Joseph NJ. Ca rey, the lnsurgent Republican was successful in his fight for the gov ernorship
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
MRS. SCHENCK IS
 SORRY NOW
TRIES TO END HER TROUBLES BY PUTTING AN END TO
 HER LIFE.
TAXES SOME POISON HERSELF
Some Kind Friend Struggled the Sleep Powders To Her In Prison, Where She Awaits Trial on Charge of Attempted Murder.
TThe Citizen Special Service.l

WHEELING. Nov. 13-An attempt vas made today by Mrs. Schenek, wife of the millionaire porkpacker, 70 commit suicide. by the poison route. The poison was smuggled mo the prison. where Mrs. Schenck is confined awaiting trial for the attempted murder of her husband by puiscn, by some unknown per son and a rigorous investigation Is being made The prison physician states that tn. woman will survive her attempt to take her life and she will te much more closely watched n future
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
RECOUNT NOT YET MADE
Montana's Senatorshp Is Still Mat
 ter of Much Doubt
The Citizen Special service.I

HELENA, Mont, Nov 13.-As to who will be the successor to Sen ator Thomas Henry Carter is still matter of grave doubt, for the off cial recount of the votes cannot be finished before Monday night Both Republicans and Democrats are sat isfied they have won out but the re- suit at this time can only be guess ed at
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

We will speak out, we will be heard. Though all earth's systems crack; We will not bate a single word,
 Nor take a letter back"
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

For the cause that lacks assistance, AlalnS, the wrong that needs resistance. For the future Tn the distance,
 And the good that ~c can do
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
A GOVERNOR HE WOULD BE
Successful Candidate for ShrievaIty
 Has Some Aspirations.
1.-The Citizen Special Service

SEATTLE, Nov. 13.-County Sher- if Robert Hodge, who was re-elect- ed to office at the recent election, has announced that he will be can idate for the governorship in 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
ULTIMA1UM TO FRESHMEN
Denver Newspapers Read Riot Act
 To Their Employees.
IThe Citizen Special Servic

[The Citizen Special SerVice.1
 DENVER, Nov. 13. All of the local newspapers, on which the pressmen have been striking for the past six weeks, declared to the men today that in future they would give no recognition to the Pressmen's union, but would conduct their busi- ness on the open shop principle.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
CHAPTER MEETING TONIGHT.

The regular monthly meeting of Fairbanks Royal Arch Chapter No will be held at Masonic Temple this evening. After the regular bus mess has been disposed of limitations in the Royal Arch degree will take place. The meeting will convene at s o'clock sharp
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
WINS IN RACE WITH DEATH
Alaskan Reaches Fathers Bedside
 Sefcre the Dread Reaper.
1 The Citizen Special service.l ]

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 13. - Will son Potter. who recently came from Alaska and raced across the con ,inent to the bedside of his father ! ho was supposed To be dying, ar rived in this city today His father is much improved in health and hopes are now entertained for his recovery.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
BRADY BLAMES RAILROADS
ldaho's Governor Is Peevish at the
 Transportation Companies.
[The Citizen SpeclaI Service

TE OTIZtT optCTdT 0tT VTCt,I
 BOISE, Nov 13. - Governor Brady lays his defeat on Tuesday at he hands of his Democratic oppon ent, to the railroads, whom, he states, opposed him because he would not indorse the action of the rail road commission.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
RESCUED CIGAR STORE INDIAN.
Two Life Savers Swim Half Mile
 After "EIoater,"

NEW YORk.-Two members of the United States volunteer life say ing corps, stationed on the East river, risked their lives recently in a half-mile swim to save what they took to be man struggling with the rapid tide in the middle of the riv- CT. The man was floating down the river rapidly in midstream.
 The lifeSaVers overlook the swimmer" and grasped the figure back of the neck only to find that their catch was cigar store h. dian
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
WILL BANQUET HUMPHREY
Conquerng Congressman Will Be
 Wned and Dined Wednesday.
TThe Citizen Special Service

SEATTLE. Nov. 13.-Congressman William Humphrey, who was re elected from the First district, will be rendered a banquet on Tuesday at the Arctic club by the Republi- cans in honor of his reelection. MT Humphrey was elected to the Fifty eighth Congress and has served con 'inuOusly ever since. He carried his district last Tuesday by a large ma jority.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
30 FOR THIS NEWSPAPERMAN
Founder of Saginaw Daily News
 Passes to the Great Beyond.

[The Citizen Special Servicel
 SAGINAW, Nov. 13. Charles Pierson, the publisher and founder of the Daily News, was seized with an attack of heart failure and dropped dead at his home today.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
TAFT ENJOYING HIS VOYAGE
Two Cruisers Are Safely Conveying
 Him to the Canal Zone.
IThe Citizen Special Service

TTC oPCvTdT t.I
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-A wire less message received from the cruisers Tennessee and Montana en route 10 Panama, states that Presi- nj Taft is thoroughly enjoying the trip, which has been an uneventful one so far.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
MULLEN GOING OUTSIDE.

Jack Mullen, who has been down at Fort Gibbon for the past year, is in town on his way to the Out side. He will go via Valdez trail by dog-team He is on a visit to his sister in Tacoma.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
The Object.

Miggles-My wife goes around giving lectures on the despicableness and inferiority of mani"
 Teller--What's her object?
 Miggles-I am.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
IS TIRED OF COAL CASES
Secretary 6aIlinger Is Anxious To Be
 Rid of His Troubles.
The Citizen Special service.l

WASHINGTON, Nov. B. - Secre- iary of the Interior Balllnger today made public a portion of his annual report IL indicate. that the secre- tary will demand a court ruling on he Alaska coal land cases as he he desires to have the Cunningham group and others removed from the jurisdiction of his office.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
THE CARTOON.

An accident at the last min ute in the etching department prevents the appearance of cartoon this week.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

Tom Roberts left with three pass engers and good-sized load of freight during the week for the Big Cinema Hot Springs.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
PIONEER NEWSBOY TO WE'D
Bruno Mauro Will Travel in Double
 Harness From Next Week On.
[The Citizen Special Service

SEATTLE, Nov. 13. - Bruno Mau- TO, the first newspaper boy in the Nome camp, will next week be mar ried to Mrs Sandahl The couple will return to the North in the spring.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14

Mrs H. O. Belden, of Cinema, was a guest of Mrs. s. Raymond, dur ing the past week. when she came up to take in the fair and look up acQuaintances.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-14
WEST LANDED BY 5000 VOTES
Good Democrat Won Out in Web-
 foot State By Good Majority.

The Citizen Special Service.l PORTLAND, Nov. l3.-West was elected governor of this state by | 5000 votes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
MINISTRIES SHOULD
 GO TO PLANTATION

A negro can be original only on the street fin his every day doings and not upon the stage. This was fully demonstrated last night at the Elks Theater when the, Down in Dixie Minstrels appeared there before very few white people and balcony and gallery full of negroes. John Fucker, who used to be some in 'coon comedy, but who has gone back considerably in recent years, heads the aggregation of hlacked face men. The first part was a fizzle and included about the toughest work ever presented by negro aggrega- tion here. James Crosby. long, lanky hungry looking negro, whose size is enough to make one laush, does some fairly good work. There are no dancers i'll the show, which is something unusual for negro or ganization. The efforts of some of the so-called vocalists to sing was really amusing. A majority of the members of the company would fare better if they were behind "Old Beck' on the plantation. Cotton pickers are sad to be in demand just now In this section and they would doubt leas make more money gathering the asssy UAe1s 0An kAsy gro gsedng ss fsaily esoAS e rssslvs before tAe NnnfUshA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
USE IT IN
 ADVERTISING
Lena Schmidt of Dudley. Tex. Writes q Letter About Cardul
 nNhns Helped Her.

Dudley, Tex.-"You may use this let- ter in your advertising, if you like" writes Mrs. Lena Schmidt of this place.
 "A few years ago, suffered every month, but aiter taking one bottle of Cardui, was relieved right away.
 "Cardui has suSsly done me sight ol good. It brought me back my health. l am now strong and we'll, and feel better than in years, aad am doing all my housework.
 Every woman needs tonic, to take when she feek blue, miserable, sick. weak, under the weather.
 The tonic to take at sucl, tlue !s Car- du, the wouan's tsnic.
 CardlL k also medicine.
 For pain and discomfort. due to female ailments, ns medicine is SO good as CardM.
 The nala ingredients of cardui arc imported direct ffsa Europe, especially fer tlls one wenaa's medicine and tonic, and are net fer sals at ordinary drug stores.
 CMdui acts specifically on the wsman- ly organs, preventing unnecessary pain and building Up wonanly strength.
 Try it for your teuslss.
 It will certaialy help ysa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
DR. FRISCH LAUDS
 COUNT T0LSTOl
Said Deceased Russian Was Great Asthsr-Address ts High School
 Pupils.

Rabbi Ephrain Frisch made . aplsndid address ts the pupils of the High School yesterday morains bs- fore the beginning of tho days stud ies on the late Count Leo Tolstoi. the eminent Russian author. who re- gently died in Russia. Dr. Frisch dealt with the life work of the great Russian and his place in literature.
 Dr. Fr'sch ds of the opinion that Tolstoi was the greatest author Rus- sia has ever produced and was one of the greatest of the century. He chased Count Tolstoi in the Realis- tic School, not in the same branch to which Bernard Shaw and Ibsen be- longed, but to the refined and funda- mental realista.
 Rabbi Friseh spoke about 25 min utes, and made on of the best talks ever heard by the pupils this sea son. This is one of the addresses which will se made each Monday morning by some we'll known speaker of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

A hine-pounA boy arrived at the home of Mir. and Nrs. King Ritsh .. Nc. 1917 East Sixth avsnus. Sunday morning.
 You can mako no more useful or acceptable gift than Laurel Range" or Heater as they Ars . joy for many years. Sold by lsveland- Matthews Hardware Co.
 Miss Bertie Lemons. who has been i'll with fever. has been removed from her home at Twenty-flrst ave- nue and Hazel street to the Davis Hospital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
ROAD TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the road taxes for Road Improvement District No. 1 of Jefferson county, Arkansas known as Maeadan road, south of this city, will be due on January 6. next, and If same are not paid within sixty days thereafter . penalty of 15 per cent attaches by operation of law for said delinquency. All lAnds with in said RsaA Improvement District are liable to such tax and owners will pleass take no&ics hereof and avoid penalty and costa
 EDGAR DREW0TER,
 Ii Q 8Ot CoNoo1nC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

FOB D1NT 1OOs WesA 0AxtA, rOoas and bath. 110S Mulberry, , rooms and hall. 300S W. sth, 1 roo0s 10eo W. Sth, 1 rooms s1s q. Hickory. , rooms 1014 w. Srd, roo0s.
 OToR11. e11 Hickory 0A
 0IHIC9 901oU Oves westsr1 UAloa TeisgrapA ottlsa
 DW1dLuQ1 (Cslsrsl) 704 @m ~. 2 reUAs 70s Elm St ! resms 600 V. 18th, . reeus. 1221 Fir reoap 1oe4 -. 1eth reeaAs a10 s. Cyprsss, . roons 1034 Poplar. [ rosns
 NID uoU1AICD. reprsesat old line eoanpaniss, aAl ask . share of your businesa Also write accident AaA boiler insuraacl e we'll as automobile. If you desire to buy or sell real estate 1t would be to your interest to sec me.
 CHAS. HANCOCK OFFICE-113 Pine St. Phone 29f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
Ths Trusla Atsus aAata Cia.As.

] write myself A>wn as sne was r,s sestsv0s h Santa CAU. Don't yes Ars ys1 cue of these very ntsaal foIi wAo have their <osbts wb4-slar t,.s, s1On - is< sh~is ekr4NaH saaaS ts t.,.. eauttf1 elA Ryths
 Wehsuf t3Agana tsSR, wteAevt aE&a.s.s ~hAsst sso4Ey. sAas ssA would as sss.e we9iA bs yary wsaadaeAs pi1s~a. tU esa4 would hs stssper tAAn 1t is--asassb kAs xlsnEhiny ever bArs ground waukA ear prograss De es sempa rel wtth Ssdaaing ever dseS. hard packed saow
 Yhe poetic myth of tAe ed saint, Xith his reindeer and his 1in9lins bells
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
BRICK WORK AND TRANSFERRING

Having some considerable experi- ence In Brick work, clustering, etc I come before the public, desiring to attend to any kind of job or day work, such as alter grates. putting in grates, taking up old hearths, and putting in cement hearths, altering fluee or building same. Ring old phone 57S.
 T. H. SKIDMORE, tf HOS w. Second Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
GENUINE RIBBON CANE SYRUP

We have just received a shipment of pure Ribbon Cane Syrup from Louisiana. Noth- ing like 1t ever In Pine Bluff before. Call early as the sup- ply is limited. We have the exclusive sale for this city. THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

We are offering rhe greatest kar- sains In lumber suitable for all kind of buildings that have ever seea out on the market. We have \ large steck @ high grade as well AS ana pie supply i cheap lumber. ssitable fer fara hsuAAacs. fsaesa aaS etc
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
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