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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
THE CHINESE PEACE
CONFERENCE IS
DEADLOCKED
Premier Declares He Will Not
Have a Republic and Rebels
Declare They Will Concede
Nothing.

thy Evsains raerssa &. y. Leaned wtrei
Shanghai. Dec. 22,-Tang Shao VI,
sho ls representing Premier Yuan
Shi Kat, and the imperial government
at the peace conference between the
imperial and revolutionary delegates
now being held here. authorizes the
Associated Press 10 say that he sliii
hopes that Premier Yuan Shi KAT
will agree with his views and accept
the republic ms the only means OF Sc
curing peace
Tang Shao VI said tina; Premier
Yuan Shi Kai up TO O'Clock thss
evening had not communicated TO him
his decision 10 repudiate the sugges-
tion of republic Tang Shao VI
does not believe that Yuan Shl kai
will decide against the suggested re-
public after he has thoroughly digest :
ed Tang Shao Yi's report, giving his
poaitive views OF the situation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
BOOKS AND PAPERS
Of IRON WORKERS
ARE EXAMINED
BY JURY
Detective Visited Headquart-
ers of international and
Made Away With the
Documents.
MANY WITNESSES WILL
BE CALLED NEXT YEAR
thy Ev.uiss Herald A. y. Leased w,rs,

tny Sweating Herald A. .. Leased Wirei
indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 22.-liooks
and papers seized from tho lnterna-
tionnl Association OF Bridge aud
Structural Iron Workers after the ar
res, OF the McNamaras. we're minute
utely examined by the government IN
yestigaiors In the dynamite inquiry
today following the appearance before
the federal grand jury OF Robert Fos-
ter, a detective
Foster was employed by the Ma
tional Ercctors' association TO fihd out
who perpetraled the explosions and
his appearance indicated the govern
ment was taking up the evidence fur
Eished by contractors whose property
was destroyed.
Foster visited tho iron workers
headquarters several weeks ago TAX
ing away papers supposed 20 show
what correspondence John ]. McNnm-
ara. the secrotnry-trcasuref had con-
cerning the dynamite plots.
Meantime II was learned that agents
OF the department OF Justice beNnn
seeking In other cities correspondence
sent from indianapolis.
The federal grand jury will adjourn
until January .. Many Witnesses In
the east and as far west as the Pacific
coast, were not called because OF the
approach OF the holidays. but these
are 20 be summoned early In january.
Al the end of January District At
torney Miller hopes the Jury Will
reach conclusion regarding the dy-
Mantle conspiracy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
CRIMINAL CHARGE
IS DISMISSED IN
THE LANGEv|N
DIVORCE
Allegation That Professor in
French University Was
Harboring a Woman, is
Withdrawn BY Wife.
SHE rs SATISFIED
70 RETAIN CHILDREN

tny Evening Beraid a. y. tssaea Wfres
Paris. Dec. 22-The criminal
charge brought against Professor
l.angeyln by his wife. In which he was
accused Of harboTlns a woman not his
wife. In his coniugal domlcile. was
withdrawn today In the correctional
court Of the Seine on the motion of
Maitre Coudry. the lawyer for Nine.
LanecviD.
Mnltre Coudry explained that Nine.
Langevin was completely satisfied
with the decision OF the divorce court
granting her a separation from her
husband and the custody OF her four
children.
The name Of Nine Curle. which u
was alleged. was included in the
charge. was not brought up In the
proceedings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
Immigrants STOP
COMING ACROSS


lny afveRinn tisrnia A. y. tsssra wisrs
New York, Dec. z2.--One uf the
greatest slumps Ia immigration ever
recorded az the port Of New York Is
being written into the records at Eilis
Island during the closing days OF the
year. Already the records show that
nearly 100000 fewer immigrants have
landed there up 10 the present time
than for the corresponding period In
1910 and Indications are. Commission.
or williams states. that there win be
reduction OF 30 per cent or more
froin 1910 figures for the year The
increasing tide OF humanity IL lower
nov tsah ~ ans time since 1905.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
ENGLAND AGREES
TO RUSSIAN DEMAND

London. Dec. 22.-The British for
eign office shortly after noon received
official confirmation from the British
minister az Tcheran that Persia had
yielded before the Russian threats ami
had granted all the demands contain
ed In the Russian ultlmatum Of Mo-
vember 80. These included the dis
mIssal OF w. Morgan Shaster, the
American. who has been acting as
treasurergeneral Of Persia since June
laat.
Details have not yet reached ths
British government but Il IL believed
In official circles that Russia'A de-
mand that the appointment of foreign
advisers to the Persian government
should hereafter be subject to Rus
sian and British approval. has secu
found with some slight notifications.
agreeable 10 both parties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
JACK JOHNSON IS
HOME WITH NEW
AUTOMOBILE AND
A VALET
I'm Afraid of No One but
I'll Never Fight Unless 1
Get Ny Price" Declares
Dusky Champion.
"BROKE9 / GUESS NOT"
DECLARES NIT ARTIST

OBy Evsning tfevsla a. q. Leased Wfrep
New York, Dec. 22.--Jack Johnson
set foot ON American soil again today.
A crowd Of the champions friends
were ~ the dock and received him
with applause
The big prize fighters nrst words
phrased an energetic denial OF reports
that he had retired from the ring. lie
proceeded to state that he was willing
aud eager to defend his championship
title.
"All | want Is my price. II any
club viii hang up purse of s30.O0u
III fight any man living. I'm afraid
OF no one but I'll never light again
unless ! get my price"
When told that reports from the
other side OF the Atlantic said he was
not In condition and weighed more
than 800 pounds. Johnson flung back
his coat. stuck out bis chest and ex-
claimed:
rive lived a uniet life while abroad
al that talk about my rampages IN
France ana England u rot I'm IN
fine condition ana weigh no more than
235 pounds
lie then proceeded 10 n scale and
stepped ON 10 it. The beam registered
233 pOnnis
When told that reports said he had
squan6cred all his money In Europe
aud was broke. Johnson broadened his
smile and said
Broke? oh. ] guess not, have
more money than when left here. I
made lot OF money abroad and
could have made more. ] left many
contracts untitled over there"
lie brought with him a now racing
automobile and new English valet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
An ITALIAN CRUISER
SEXES ENGLISH
VESSEL ANDGETS
$4,000
The Money Was En- Route to
Pay the Turkish Soldiers
and Was Confisoated by
the Enemy on High Seas.
ITALIAN FL0TILLA
BL0CKADES PORTS

Alexandria. Egypt, Dec 22.-The
Italian cruiser PuglIa today seized the
British steamer Menzalch Of the khe-
diveal Mall Steamship company. with
sl5o.O0O In gold coin ON board, de-
stined for the payment OF tho Turkish
troops at the port Of Eicdieda in the
Turkish province Of Yemen on the Red
sea The Menzalch left suex on Mon
day for Alden and was 10 call at Ho-
deida, She Ia a vessel of 1850 tons.
A il0tilla OF italian cruisers IL keep
ing a sharp lookou, for vessels touch
ing al Turkish ports on the Arabian
coast OF the Red Sea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
COAL
COMBINE FINED
Fuel Barons in Far Away
Lands Are Assessed $4,000
by Court and Permanent IE.
junction Is Granted.

nv Evening aisraIa A. y. LEASED sgs--a
sydney. Australia. Dec. 22.--The
prosecutions against the coal COM
bine. on which wfits we're served on
August 80. 1910. Tor breaches OF the
Australian antitrust law. resulted to-
day Ia each member OF the trust
being fined tg.5oO BY the federal
court
The prosecution was instituted by
the members Of the combine in keep
Ing up the price of coat. The court
granted, an Injunction today against
the combine continuing their mo-
opoiy."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
RUSSIANS BOMbARO
ANCIENT CITADEL
OF PERS|ANS
IN BATTLE
Actual Hostilities Opened at
Tabriz When Cossacks Ran
Into An Ambusoadc Care
fully Planned.
RIFLES OF THE CzAR
IN HANDS OF FOES


~. Petersburg. Dee. 22.--The fiRht-
Ing between the Russians and the
Perslans which was reported from Ta-
brlz yesterday lasted throughout the
day The old citadel was bombarded.
The Russian consul general has
sent 10 headquarters a request for re-
Inducements In view of the danger 20
Russian subjects and the Russian
property IN the city.
The Russian cossacks at Resht
drove the Perslans out OF their posi-
tion after considerable lighting. II
was found that the Persinns we're arn-
ed with Russian rifles.
According to the dispatches received
here both a, Tabrix ana Resht the
fighting WIS opened by an attack on
The Russians from a Persian ambns-
cadc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
0SLERIzED BASEBALL IN
SOUTH ATLANTIC


Fn{ NtNNina UeFnId - 1"HerH Wsget
Savannah. Ga, Dee, "a" HAS
beena'' frem any higher class league
are not wanted In the South Atlantic
league. This was decided on At a
meeting Of the league recently when u
was provided that pitchers and catch
ers who have played in ten games IN
higher class leagues and IN the case
OF other players twenty games, can
not be- carried on the pay roll of any
South Atlantic teRm"
The masnatca nxed the 1919 play
ing season nj 1z0 rnineg aad the sal
nry limit 81 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
FOREIGN MINISTER

San Francisco. Dec. 22.-News that
I.Iang Tung Yen has resigned as for
eign mlBiaier IN the cabinet estab-
lished by Premier Yuan Shi Kat, was
received by cable from Shanghai to-
day hy the Chung sal Vat Po. Il ia
assumed here that Llang was moved
by his Republican sympeihies. He
Is a native of Canton. was educied az
Yale and has been active In adminls-
tration reforms In China,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
COMMERCE BOARD
DEFINES POWER
II DecIar~ That u Has Not the Right
tO District the Country for COmnc-
titors Ia Railroad Busincs=s


Amt Evening" ueFnid ~ v. iea@ea Wtruf
Washington, Dec. a2,--"Power has
not been lodged with the Interstate
commerce commission To equalixe
economic advantages, TO place one
market IN competition with another,
or To treat all railroads as part OF
one great Whole. to appOrtion 10 each
a certain territory or 10 require all 10
meet upon common basis at all
points"
This important principle was laid
down by the commission today In de-
Gliding the case OF the Ashland (Ohlol
Firebrick company against the South
ern railway and many other railroads.
The makers OF lirehtlck along the
Ohio river urged that their freight
rates 70 cities In tue south we're un-
reasonable compared with the rates 60
the same destinations from 81. Louis
and other points of manufacture
They were not sustained,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
ATTORNEYS CONTINUE
TO PRESENT STATEMENTS
Acisai Taksng of Evisicnre in Trial
~ AIeat Packers sar Violation of
sherman law. ssiII DELAYED.


iny Gssal.E taqssla a. =, l.sasea Wgs<,
Chlnaeo. Dec 22.--when the trial
~ the indicted meat packers was re-
sumcd here today the defendants
counsel eontlnnad tho presentation Of
their epensng statements 10 she Jury,
The packers werc indicted for alleged
the sherman ANTITRUST law.
Attorney N. w. Borders. represent
pany, briefly discussed the case % his
clients.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
COLORADO CITY GOES
TO COURT FOR DRINK
rhe s'ssess" Have Filed aa Apeai frons
the Dissrses Cours whlss, lsss.idesi IA,
Favor OF "Dfys."


my MseetaE Herald a. y. a.@nRe4 WtFeb
Donxer, Dec 22.-->Seeklng to over
turn the injunction issued by the dis
trlct court Of vi paso county 20 re-
strain the mayor and city council OF
Colorado City from issuing liquor ~
Ioensea. supporters OF the "wets" to-
day filed an appeal in the state SUI
preme court. The litigation ~ the
outcome OF last springs municipal
election. On the face OF the returns
the vets" won by one vote, the
dictrict ecart held that the "drys"
were victorious by three votes and Is
sued It's Injunction. since which Colo
RADIO City has been dry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
CRANDAIL RESIGNS.
pectAi Tslenram te Fivonfn9 siernidl

Washington, y. G.. Dec, ss.---
. Clinton .. crandali, supnrlntsnd-
. ent on the 4. ), indian school AT I
. Santa Fc. who Is here ON busi-
. nces with the department. re-
y signed today. Mr. crandall was I
y made the target Tor charges of
= misconduct OF affairs az the I
q achooi by "Pussyfoot' johnson.
. special agent In the deprrt- I
y ment who was permitted 10 re- I
. sign from the department few
. months ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
los ANGELES GRAND
JURY Has ADIOuNNEp

Los Angeiea. Gal. Dec. s2.-The
federal Grand Jury probing the west
ern angle of the alleged national dy-
Mantle conspiracy today adjourned
until ncxt Wednesday,. ise
Edward a. Regnn. assistant United
states district attorney. was in charge
OF today's brief proceedings, At which
y. a. Stephenson. a Los Angeles at
torney. gave testimony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

SC. Petersburg. Dec IA Icglsih-
tive proposal 10 provide for tarin war
schedules applicable To the United
navigation 0f fS3s has been Introduced
koff and others representing the Oc-
which control the majority OF the
douna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
MURDER TRIAL OF
WOMAN NEAR END
IL a. Expected That by Late Thls Az
aesfns,a. Tsriisss,,iss Ia iisaFiAg of


Grlden, CulO.. Dec. 2s.~-rhc cross
examination os Mrs. Angelina Cara
none, charged with numbering AIRS.
Maria I.aGuardin. was resumed this
morning. The defendant was ques-
sloncd regarding the contents Of let
iers said 10 have been written by La
tiuardla to his wife, Ia which he eald
he was afraid 10 return 10 Denver
II was expected that the taking OF
testimony would be completed this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
BLACK SHEEP GIVEN
PRISON TERM


San FrnnclseO. Dac. 2x.-rsi@ewis
Merton. said 20 be the son of wealthy
parents In floidelberg, uermnny. and
an officer of the German arny, was
sentenced to three wears IN San ouen-
lin to-day Tor attempting So pans a
forged check on Il local tourist
agency.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
MANY ARE lNluAgp.

ToxarkAnR, Texas, Dec 22-TMrty
10 forty persons we're hurt, some lat
ally. IN q wreck on the Texas and Pa
oiiir railroad NJ kildare. south oi here.
just before daylight today, pasnen-
ser tralne Nos. and iot were IN
heAd-on collision.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
PERSIAN OFFICIAL
CONFIRMS SURRENDER

ST. Petersburg. Dee, 22.--The Per-
sian charge d'affalres called officially
at the foreign office today and said
that Persia had yielded to Rnsaia's
demand. In conference with w. IA
xonOn, the foreign secretary. he FORM
ally declared that Persia would con-
cede all points In the Russian
ultimatum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
SPANISH SOLDIERS
WOUND A COLONEL


Lisbon, Dec. 22.--The government
saws the Monarchlst revolt reported
10 have occurred az Braga was con-
iined 10 a few rifle shots. The colonel
OF the Twenty ninth infantry Nns
wounded The affair arose from the
characterization OF some soldiers over
punishments Several soldiers were
arrested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
REV. SHELDON WILL
TOUR THE WORLD
Topeka, Kansas Minister Who
Wrote I'm His Steps" Re-
signs Pastorate and viii
Visit Foreign Missions.

Topeka, kaE.. Dec, 22.--Ites. CHARTS
NJ. sheldon, author of "In His sttps''
and many other books today resigned
the pastorship Of the Central Congre-
ea,ional church Of Topeka which he
has held for tweniy-three years He
WIN devote himself 10 a tour OF the
world, yls ting missions and Y, NJ. G.
A. institutions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
FRANCIS JOSEPH HAS
A BAD COUGH
But He Is Said to Be Recover
ing from His Recent Illness
and His Appearance Is Re-
ported as Healthy.


NIcHnu. UVc' lt.-~EmpVfuf FfAHVIH
Joseph Is making favorablc progress
In his recovery from his recent slight
indisposition. According % the lat
est reports from the palace his majesty
is In excellent spirits; his cough ID
much better, his appetite good and
his general appearance healthy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

tlunYnNUIT WfIlndnFI iINfl INFF-
Emlllo iaalraaa. president of the re-
pnhllr oi Ecuador. died here sudden
~ NJ midnight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
Cabinet Gives Verbal Assur-
ance to Minister of Power
That 1t Will Comply With
Terms Demanded.
ENGLAND BELIEVES
AGREEMENT Is SAFE
Imperial Adherents in Cars
County Nov Prepare to Put
War Tariff on All Ameri-
can Imports.

tny istsnina Herald A. y. tensea wlseD
Tchernn, Persia, Dec. 22.-Thc Per-
sian cabinet has given TO the Russian
minister. g. Pekicyski.Koxlell. verbal
assurances Of its Intention 20 comply
with the demands of the Russian III
tlmatum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
AMERICAN FLAG TO
FLY ON PACIFIC
President Taft, Mr.. Hitchcock
and Other Officials Decide
to Place Two Boats oS1sthe
San Francisco Australia
Route.


WhaHihktuh, UF'c, z2.--FfeNld0nt
TAFT, Postmaster General Hitchcock.
Solicitor General Lehman and As.
slsIant Secretary OF the Navy VIM
throp today approval a plan proposed
by Senator Perkins ana Representa-.
tive Kahn Of California, designed 20
restore to the South Pacific carrying
trade two American steamers and to
put the American glag once again ON
the San Francisco Australia route.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22

DIR. Lyman was arrested last spring
on charge OF having tried to sell
real estate which he did not own. He
was rspntcd to be wealthy ana travel
ed In the best society on the Pacific
coast. He dressed wen and spent his
time chiefly between Los Angeles, pas
adena and san Fruncisco. He IL said
20 have claimed title to lRnds In South
America and Mexico but Investigation
failed To- establish hls rights 10 any
land. He sold land chiefly to wen TO
do people.
Following his arrest, he made q sem
sational dash sor liberty In an auto
mobile. courtwright had been left 10
guard Dr. Lyman who was being held
In room at hts own request Instead
OF IN jail II was alleged that ne
orlbed the watchman To permit him
20 get away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-22
Los ANGELES LAND
PROMOTER GIVEN
STIFF Term
He is Sent Up For Eighteen
Months for Attempting to
Escape From United States
Marshal.

shy EveuizE Herald A. p. Leased WtreD
San Francisco. Dec. 22.--Dr. John
Grant Lyman, the Los Angeles land
promoter, today was sentenced by
United states District Judge Van
Fleet TO eighteen months In the fed
eral prison on McNclll's island, Wash
iRgton. on the charge of conspiracy to
escape from United states marshal.
e. NJ. Courtwright, Waterman and
eo-defendani, was given six months
In Jail.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05

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 -- -- l.. -za- ---.. z
 a,--z- great -a-e ..=s--l -- aes a. er4. --.s - N.r.---
 as q. a.- support ca .-. ------a l--s .-- as .a. - . --s -- s.---a-
 -a..-z -- --- E-..-r-.z .. - se-s ----4 ...-.- .. s
 Hz- -a s--.-.,- - Cars. l- --a. ..-=..s -aa. ....- s- l s 4-l- -- .-- .-- --. -- T---..s .-a- l-sE- a.-- ---.---- l-rl -.= .- ..-4--g a-.- --s -r-s-.a. 4-.s --. .-.ze earliest ------al .. .a. a.--s al-- Iea-- .-ere a.-- a .--- .a A- aa4 z-e- -a a-- --a-- -elr. lee- a---e=z-. a -a -a.a- .t --- .a--l-1 .-- ...a- --- .-.. -5 -slaasz a sr .-- eg----s a aud a..- I.E--. .. a---- Zoe ga1s.- .- a-za4 -.- .-..- -aa --ll aud . VI ..er ea. .--...- -.- soI-- a-- a aa -..-a ,-y- .gr .asr-aa s l- - cd. a. -l--e -.s ..a-
 -E.a l -- Alaska .-. -e.- =a.e--.... @ .-.r.- l--- .le ys- ---alE -- .as --4- --.. y-a -4s and -4- -J a-s ..-- .-. .ve a r.e ,oll-s au-.- -a aa4- as.- -la ser.y- - -e ---- .4 -ar better -l.-a.- as-r a.- be ag .laa a4 Alaska =sreea.- .. vu-sr-zs -al as officials H-sl.ls-l- e..g
 ua-- ~ - - 2gr a-- .-- .a as aa among .-. s.e-.s- states Wll t-e r-1- ---r==s e. --.a-al- mea- a-..a ar..- s.--. a z--- Do say La- ---- lTt sl4a 9t ye1rs J-sre -u-.- a. l-.4a E-egle la Alaska l--- aa-a r-al bu.y -a a- parts a. sa-.---a-rs mine and o--e- ra=.-r.-s Ha..- -= te.e,sg ed and A.-ssa aa..- serla .- --= resl uf -ae ega-us lar -.gss --1a .- ls egrr Ekag -a -- aa .lae s sep. la yle position gt a lere lagel druty alE ..s -.srsaaae-, 4rr=-leI To Bllass Eastern s1-ls-s
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05

palsol asd whole ssasons go by ultA- ogE Jae appearance of a zoysyamrnt 1saesr lo step niezsl fishing and tho ggsalus 0g ioss rom tae Alaska side, d senueaaa told JAe Mineg this
 sesk lha1 as had located a eaRHery slle ca gag canal. bud intended IQ g4.ii 1a lhe Canadian side Hs said .aag lae Chtaauea and Indians. a0ul gan lae ash across. especially Sun
 1ays catch EhsE laey arc t0rolddeu ,5 I.sa .a Canada. and seu Jhsm ag a srea-8 rldu,el V.ce BuJ laca, aaays lle ase gi aollsyiug Coasgvss aasprse1 a8 previous petitions iog .-sll-v ll pralel-us oar 6ears and a seluass y5 pEggeyg yae tisa and loss a-lsag resuIs .4 soslins che wolves saarae4 Caseg ug Iasts aggresa- .l.4 .l a-aly politicians s.I sOoa get . commission ,5 yo4e ouJ avge aud a-. Jas4ss ag.sa-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05

Ile largest gates ia lae AoEld arc 900 5esas eo@Fllled at Pig-s5ugs .gg gae Panama canal There arc Jo ss -.a-g-gao Eaea s a5ou, as a.sl as ga sA.ssory ollllHs. s.11-t.'e Gee. a.de aud sesyu tgeJ thscz. The s,54et4Eg steel yt Wa-gh they are -.4gussl s.l aglsa 51,ggg tons, og 1.ge L4l eight tunes 20 much as s-s Gael 4 lle construction. oi JAe ,..-sra-ed E.ugI T54eE n Paris. Bach sa.- slL neigh oog tons They le syl--sd TseaJy ay tae Gaiua dan la lae P1lL-s side I- a. Pelno Al-s-el and L8 a- AEaioEes, near - Atlantic e-l-lce They siA eos, esg -WoIa1s Natl0azI Daily
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05
WHERE DID HE
 ICEN0RNS G0?

Ca E--rsL4g ul 4sl svvk several a- ee5erss. says Jhe Douglas ls- land Ness. lr--eJ along 1y he Mexican --Ie and -5 pEsgslL daa-as
 l che Mexican and -gy saI- water aEe Ines. FUreuea Richards and Daniels sely o-- u a bOaI and E--l -- aid gl poaler bleg hem into .agss1als ot g.eees, The noise made people aa-z gg LA- glory hole days sa-a blasting y5lld 5e heard almost a-y -5l- gI -lg day or night
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05
SAiGHlf HElTSEs REPORT

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 Resalts og the observations taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight. JaRua'y |, l9ll, Is as follows
 Temperature tme ooseryss'u g aoovs May, ,temp, preoediaR 9 tours go above Min " g above Mean 35l sbove
 Barometer s9,7O Cloudy S wind
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05

Tla Alaskan Eoud hks Jo eal L1s intention ot -l9 people oL SzasNas
 g -zs notice 5f City Mas-sulLe A3- r4zaas s1 reference Co WLl-am Fra ger sa.ga appeared Ll last nights -s- =----erg @ one suggestion -aa- lsa- ga offered and Jaag -s saa- .s sa14a l4,l le.a made yo ap2G uot lalg -5 Fevo-s -lsasyd l Jae A2-og l-s--ess gl. ,J every c-J--e- ot -1e -la-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-05
CHEER UP

Alaska s being sklued o-l lg her nsh and her lumber by Jle British logEers and osllsrym al9ls L-a boundary according Co tle report gf men vbo are l1eaLeJ along Portland canal and lae rivers and uleJs eI Uur southern border says -le Aet- chikAH Miner
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