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The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
sl pAso MAYOR
ASKS FOR PROTECTION
Stray euiless n Air at Fl Pa57 Add Tfnae Of Excitement so Asmes- phere. Kelly Asks For Occupation Of Jssrez by American Troops.
lRr Alaaka Nexs pmeaul

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. s7- Word has been received here from Mayor Kelly Of El Paso asking that American troops be allowed to oc- sapy the city Of Juarez for the pur. pose of preventing promiscucns en- ln that city between the Mexican Federais there and the Reb- eis who threaten to attack the city at any minute. He states that during these engagements. ssray bullets are much in evidence and the residents Of the city Of EI Paso are in eminent danger from this source.
 It Is not known, what action fhe War Department will take on the mat. ter. They Will bc guided by the h. teruationaI treaty existing between ihe two countries and the rules of warfare which prohibit the occupa- ton of foreign ground by a neutral nation unless such occupation is nee essary for the protection of her own citizens.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
AeH COST OF LIVING
 ResPoNsIsLe FOR STRIKES.
lRr Alaska M Rureau.l

BOSTON. Feb. 25--The fuadamen- Ia cause Of the textile strike al La wrence is the high cost Of Ewing, in the opinlon of Isovern5r Eusent \. Foss In a letter to Representative Oscar w Underwood. Democratic leader of the Hotlse og Representa- tlves at Washington. made public to- night, Governor Foss urges the i'm mediate removal of the duties from food stnffs and other necessaries of lUe The letter says ia part:
 q am. as Governor Of this com monweaith, en6eavoring 10 adjust . most disastrous strike among the tex tile operatives Of this wool mauufae- turing section. which already ln. wolves soOOO operasiyes Back of whatever local causes there may be for this strike aie fundamental caase Is the high cost Of living from which the working peop'e cf all sections of the country nov safier, due in large psrt to the present excessive tariff
 The present strike in Massachu- sets will be settled within the state. but the high cost of Hyins can only be remedied by the prompt action Of Congress. and unti Congress acts the working people in this state and throughout the country can hope for no permanent relief.
 q believe that only by an imme- diate removal Of duties from food. stuffs and other neoessaries of fife can Congress reduce the cost of Nv ing and avert the rapid spread of these industrial disturbances
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
EXPELLED FOR CONNECTION
 wlTH LoRIMsR SCANDAL
LRr Alaska M Bnrean.l

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 27--As a re- salt of his connection with the eiee- Hon of Senator Iorimer Of this state, which proceedings and rumors to the sffect that hundred thousand dol. lar slush fund was used to bring about this election. have been under Congressiouai investigation for some ame. Edward Hines, the wealthy um- berman of this city, has been eNpen ad from the Union League Club. an exclusive organization in this city.
 The action was brought ssainst Hines by members on the chagse that he endeayored to solicit Sloo0oo rom members or the Club Tor the purpose ef reimbursing donors of tliat amount. whEch was used for the purpose Of elecung Isorimer to the Senate.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
ALASKAN MEETS
 FOUL PLAY
lolTARoo MINER POUND
 MURDERED IN SEATTLE
Coroner Finds Two Bullet Aoles in Body ef oscar Olsen. Thcasht to Rave Been Run over by Trsla. Vsiusbles Core.
tBy Alaska News Bpreau.l

SEATTLE. wash. Feb. 27-The DO lice force of this ely is puzzled over the mystery surrounding the death of an Alaskan miner, Oscar olson, re. gently from the IditarOd. who was found this morning, lying in a crush ea condition on the raiirosd track in the lower portion Of the city
 Upon close examination of the body by the coroner it was discovered thas there were two bullet holes in ,hc body indicating that the man had met with foul play and that the body had been placed In the path of s moving freight train for the purpose of divertiag suspicion
 A card in the pocket Ot the dead man identified him to he Oscar Olson of Iditarod No relatives are known st the present time
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
MSS WILSON ENJOYS
 BEING A HEROINE,
1Rr Alaska Neas Rureaal

Fl. PASo. Tex. Feb. 27--Miss Nel NHson the yoRag American woman wlo was known to De visiting friends n the revolt wracked district oi ChlAushus. and whom rumor declared ,o have been carried or by the Reb. als. following their descent UpoR the rancho at which she wss staying. ar
 re5 in this City today and was giv- ea a rousing welcome by the pop uiace here
 Mss Wilson was very much sur p-isea o cnd herself the heroine or a 'oTexican Revolution. She stated that n wss trne hst a band oi Reb- cts bad forsVed in the aisiriS in ubieh she yss wishing and had de- handed that the proprietor of the Ssacho provide them with certain pro xsssous. but she deols-ss They were rey nice and ai8 not threatea ,o ha~m us
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
ORCHARD E
 TAKEN ID PEN
FORMER sswy OFFICER
 PERFORMS sAso tAsoe
pss~3vrs e ArrN connstseiso, Fern. er c5ssgrsins 0fUecr cS Alaska sosd Com~isslon wa Serve Two Nesrs ss lesverNecrte Srson.
,Bg Alassa NeuS BsTeoa,

FORT I.EAVENVORTti. NSil-. Tel s--IEect Samuel =. Occhara, coa ,scsea emSezriee. 70 SlS5oo of thc fuuss o5 the Aassa Road Commission ,F ua5ca CoumtsSca he was ase 5is. nerscz oE55or. Vss b-oasht heze las;
 <aJ srom Fo-t Iavtrn and vaa ea, ter ,mresatelv epaa tbe sesm Q, ts.a yos-s improvement inrosed app t1-c ey pces.3tat Tai
 It was eXnecled that orohard v7oia sr-1e l-s uzc st Alc1-az Island. rEtce Aruy p7sogg-S are ctnf2e taf Eue ca h5s dtsSnssssl froas the a--y whssa ls ua-t cf the seute1Sc .roose5. O7csa-t v3l be ueate5 tAc sane ss any fe5c-a1 rrisoae- ana Viu a. required % S,e-s his tiasc st ssr5 I-hc-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
WITH
 R00SEVE.LTITIs
MANY GOVERNORS F eLL
 FOR "srsEa uoUs oNe."
Five Prominent Exesulives Gee We tory For Roosevelt Believing Lat. ters ocsisien to Accept N5mirs- alton if rendered Him.
lnr Alaska Nens nuroaa.l

CONCORD. \. H.. Feb. zi-Com- mentlag on the declaration ol Rooas'- welt to the effect that he woald oe wiling to accept the republican nom. inaaon we're it tenderea him. Cover. nor Robt Bass expressed himself as very we'll pleased with ;be condition of politics and the safety of the party. Re said that the c.ouds which have obseured the political horizon have been rolled away and tbe situ- stion Is clear.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
UNDERWOOD ANNOUNCES
 WILLINGNESS TO RUN,
lRr Alessa News RareAa.l

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. s5--lt vas oEGcislly announced today by trends and boomers of Oscar W. Un- lerwood Jbat he would enter the race for the Democratic nomination ar the presidency.
 AS a prospective candidate under. aoo5 who 5s conceded Co be he nemocrat5c leader In the House. has seea very tavorshly looked upon b s eNrecte5 by those who are boom as him that he vtH pU2l a strong ote b-om the southern states, hailing ss be does from the state cf Ala- baua.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
WOULD RECOGNIZE
 NEW cA,NK EEpuslie
corcreszmsa sulzer introduces Reso- iation of Confidence in New Re ssslls. indiestlons ef ReessnlSisn sy Urited states.
tRy Alaska News BureaaA

WASHINGTON n. C, Feb> 21- Coagrossman Sulzer today introduced B rcs6leaou in the House expressius Cae confidence os the United states Ja&s the Repghac Of China would bc succeSsfab
 ne passage oi this resolution by Congress wgl be taken by those in diplomatic circles as a foFeyuUNeT ot lle recoSaIUan ot the new repooiie by the United states
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
YUAN sHAI KAi WILL
 TAKE LEADERsHip.
lRr Alaska Ners Bureau.l ]

HAWKING, China. Feb. 2T-Lead- CTS of the New Republic have rsceiv- ed the assurances of Pres.-Elect Yuan Sinai Kai that he will accept tho pos ition that has been given him at the head of the new Chinese Rel'ublhc and that he will come to this city when summoned by the Nationsi As- sembly.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
u s MINISTER'S
 TO EELP cHTNE EsE.
"a AIaska Neus Bu7eaa-l


 NEw YCBN Fc&- 25--aIar,a le Is ,o be otservss as -la@lae day -h7ozeh she Urre1 States. Ntafss- le-s q every eezolainatton val ae- vote "a va-t cf the Jime ailostsd teT the.r sermon to bringing beto7e chss conzre-atcns u1e alarus1s situaaoz ir ChuA where 5ooa eo pecg1e a0s tf.7easaaeG vI,h starraen a state ueps 5ssue5 by tse China 0amne 0e lief comu-=ttee. u-caE the oesarvErcE oi the 5av. says
 Tte-e has never been azytatEg "a compare v5-a the Son555ors now ex s--c s15rz the Yaaesse vaasy racasar5s of once th-Ety sarmers uzth nesr wives and caa5oea. sCc V5hert bore og relseE The human mind esnncs o-ureiye ot the usgri tuse ana aestrcctfve Earce ot the tsalne nov sepormsanE me issesaas ot Cana
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
woLeAsr WILL ENTER
 RING ONCE MORE.
lnr Alaska Nnus Rnrean. ]

LOS ANGELES. cal, Feb. 27-It beeame known hero teiay that Add wolgast and Joe Bivers have sinsd to fight on the Fourth of July
 The plsce or route to be travelled have not been decided as yet
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

It is rumored that the men are studying the mysteries of the eui- mary art. and are taking cookery books to the office on the sly with .he idea Of making Leap Year cakes. tTableis for dyspesic indigestion for sale at the Britt Pharmacyl
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. g7-IHter- viewed on the Roosevelt declaration yesterday Governor Herbert g Had ley declared that in his estimation the nomination Of Roosevelt vas q certainty.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-Governor c. Hiram W. Johnson of California. ,peaking of the Roosevelt decision. stated that the latter would carry all Of the Western states He said T am glad to see Roosevelt accede to the popular demand. and it Is cer- tain that he will carry the entire West"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

The Princess Nay left Ke,chisaa this morning at nine o'clock aad Is due 10 arrive in this city at noon tomorrow. She carries g tons of freght and twenty-four passengers
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
kILsANE REFUSES TO
 SCRAP ATTELL AGAIN.
Cnr Alaska News Bureau.l )


 LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 27--FoI- lowing the decisive licking 'shieh Johnnie KiIbane administered to Abe stten last Thursday in their twenty round fight Kilbane today stated that he would never fight AttelI again.
 The battle Thursday was the fourth in which these two scrappers have met
 NEW YORK. Feb. 27--Mike Gib- tons easily defeated Willie Lewis in their ten round min here. knoaking him out in the second round
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

Fasea tl. B. LeFeyrc 0ctatae.i f0on t5siaes. usc~e he hss been for the 1szt t-w 6svs lle arrived oh the fo~rs Fast rtcht
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27
COLUMBIA INVITES KNOX TO oAlr
LRr Alss.a Nens Rnreanl

th2 EAtfcha aNtNe AttA N-+Na-f
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 2s--lt Is hopea that Che altercation with the south American Republic Columbia Is st ap end and that peace and pros per3ty wu follow the Nisit oE @e Secretary of state Co the southern coeatjcs.
 ft Is said here that the Government a, Colambia have witAirawu the3r rr [ test Go the tour Of Secretary Knox and have gone so far as Co invite him to vislt thoir country It Is not known whether Knox win aean him. sen of thc opportunity ,hUs offered os paying en ofgicial vist ,o Rosoia or not
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

LINCOLN. Neb., Feb 27-s -sRoose- selt has the right idea" said Gov trnor Chester F. Aldrich. speaking on the Roosevelt decision, published yesterday "Ie has taken the prop sr position and it is certain that the aomlnation will be teadered him by vox populi"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 27--@Mich- igan win go Roosevelt three to one. declared Governor Chase g. os- bourne this morning in discussing the decision of Roosevelt to accept the nomination.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-27

The Georgia arrived in port last pssht ai nine o'clock and sailed this at ga m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
TECHNICAL POINTS
In Bathtub Trust Trial at Detroit
Occupy Thursdays Session Of
Court.

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. S.-Govern-
ment lawyers and counsel for he de
Tense fought over technical law points
during much OF the afternoon session
OF the trial of the so-called bathtub
trust criminal case. United States
District Judge Angel had under con
sideration AZ adjournment the aues-
ton of admitting testimony regarding
an alleged conference of defendants al
New York March 20 and 30. 1910.
Edwin l.. Wayman. OF Pittsburgh, on
the stand. Identified contracts of
agreement presented by the govern.
ment as having been signed By the
defendants az or after "A meeting in
e York. May .. 1910. and counsel
Tor the defense admitted the genuine.
ness OF the signatures. But the de-
tense objected TO questions about an
alleged meeting in March OF that wear
on the ground that the indictment had
not advised the defense that acts prior
10 the signing OF the contract were IN
be made an issue in the trial
Wayman, who was on the stors
eight days in the trial OF the govern.
lent civil suit against the same dc.
at Baltimore. testified thar
ne was the n who called the yarious
meetings OF the defendants and ,ho
contract submitted in evidence named
MIN as the licenser OF patent rights
under which the governmen, slIegas
an unlawful agreement 10 controi
prices was formed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
FAIR MONT TICKET
Is Nominated by the Prohibition
Party: Favor Commission
Form Of Government.

So. al Dispatch G." tho I~nt"iligeuce-.
FAlRMO\T. ". Va. Feb S-The
first city convention for the city cleo
ton 10 be held March 18th. was held
tonight. when the Prohibition party
met IN the Willard Hall "a nominate
a municipal ticket The ticket named
was a. follows For MAYOR. j. \ Swi-
ger. council First ward. no nomina.
lions Second Vard. . ! Fleming
Third Vard. Sanford e Morris. FOURTH
ward. ) = Arne'f. Fifth ward. p u
Kelley I.ty committee named as fo'
FlTsf ward. no selections Sec.
0ud Sard W = Msuear. committee
man. j p HsI s-cretAr, Third ward
7 \ CLAYTON committee 4 ~ Hrn
-as"r ser--fsr, Fourth aard. Re- W
2 tffr Committeeman Rat g.
F-.nuf 80 s- -a's-f FTh Ra-f r.
H -t.- -es uu.ff-.ma- D. rs
~ -erarH f. -L. s-..re ~ -.p
f1 rf- F- vs-f
f +n. rn f. ..s-
cara fa-a r
-us ron .
T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
BRYAN Is ANGRY
Will Attempt to Renew Fight in
Baltimore Convention on
Money Trust Inquiry.

Speclri DisTateh 10 the InteIigencer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb. s.
Word was received here tonight by
supporters OF William Jennings Bryan
II that the Nebraskan will espouse
the cause for which representative
Ollie James and Henry went down TO
defeat before the house steam roller
in the caucus last night on the floor
of the Baltimore convention. The
Henry resolution II IL had passed the
caucus would have provided for a
special committee TO investigate the
money trust and IL was the pet project
Of the Ncbraskian. The cold shoulder
was accorded Bryan's telegram by the
Democrats last night and il has an.
gered the \ebraskian say his friends
in Congress. II means that IN" BRYAN.
Underwood feud will 10 carried to
the Democratic convention floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
STRAW VOTES
TAKEN ~ SEVEN COUNTIES
Snow ROOSEVELT STRENGTH
msoss Reeseselt Club Orssoi.sd o.
Williamson; Governor ASKED
To Speak.

Special Dispatch TO the r~r;elug.nc.r.
CHARLESTON " Va. Feb. ~
Polls To- indicst" the sentiment for a
presidential choice have been taken
In n number Of the counties. ana
either the original 81 them signed
by the person making ~. choice. or
copies OF IN" poll hsN" been received
here. These polls i'm addition To "a
large numbe 81 reports. show "A large
majority for Roosevelt. Polls I'm seven
counties. tho vote a~ggregating 713.
Theodore Roosevelt received 6s3:
President Taft -. and Senator la
Toilette 10 votes. These polls were
taken In the counties OF Marshall.
Jackson. BraNton. clay. Grecnbrier.
Monroe and Raleigh. Polls taken I'm
without a copy Of the poll. show about
h same ratio OF difference.
A Mingo Roosevelt club. organized
at Williamson Tuesday night. had
165 members and reports from tn.
meeting are hat the membership will
be 500 next week. Governor Glasscock
has been invited TO address the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
GAS FUMES
Almost Cause Death Of Foreigner
Staying at the Senate Hotel
-Reetored by EmploYes.

A narrow escape from asphxiation
was averted by the employed OF the
Senate early yesterday morning when
the room occupied by ohm Odelisky
was discovered to be filled with the
fumes from a leaking gas Jet and the
occupant of the in a partial
state OF Inconsistencies. Methods OF
restoring the man TO consciousness
were applied and in a short time the
man was able 10 leave. II is thought
by the employees OF the hotel that
the man in turning out the gas be-
fore he retired accidently struck a
nearby Jet and failed TO notice the
escaping fumes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
END OCEAN TO
OCEAN FLIGHT

JACKSONVILLE. FIs I-l
Robert 90 FosIer Of Gilru.. Co. tho
ocean 90 Dream f-r onclal.t rr.-h.f
De LONG frp across fh. t.n- r.-.
ah"n o." landed pr NonrreT rsr. b.
: 9. 49, ffis ~a~ernon-
flaIfr .aff San Fmrf-. ~
'Hrs Hr r prize ~-ra
rr a fr s o.
. l~ .a .- a...r
~arr
1907 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
SAID TO BE CASE
OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

According to the Benwood police. a
man named Monley. OF that city. made
an attempt on his life last evening by
drinking water in which match heads
had been put TO soak. the method be
ing similar 10 that used by a man
In Bellaire some evenings ago. DIR.
Wright. OF McAlechen. was called and
gave treatment 10 the patient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

garments OR winter resorts. but even
in small places where the merchandise
Is Intended for local trade. The de-
mand for these smart models is doubt
which envelope the figure. Many
more lightweight and light-colored
dresses will be worn during the win
ter months than usual. as the long fur
or heavy wooden coats make IL less
essential 10 have a dress of heavy
texture underneath.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

from Mount Clair TO Weston. Engi.
neers will be- put 10 work at once sur
veying the route. and purchase OF the
right Of way will Immediately follow.
The line will be under contract by
MAY ! and finished by January /.
1913.
White House Caller.
Attorney James -. Parriott. OF
Moundsville. was today in conference
with President Taft. Mr. Parriott. IL
is understood. is here in advocacy Of
his brothers appointment as postmas-
ter az Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

Economist. there seems TO be a ten
dency 10 show somewhat shorter
jackets in the high-priced novelty
suits. These are frequently of the
cut-away effect. however. and are
shorter in front than in the back. or
sometimes longer at the sides and
shorter in the back. and so on. The
d cutting OF the seams continues 10
be a feature OF many OF the best suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
White Serge Dresses.

\ surprising AMOUNT of white serge
has been taken by buyers all
over the country. says the Dry Goods
Economist. This applies not only to
localities where a feature is made Of
less largely due 70 the vogue for coats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
NEW TROLLEY LINE
70 De sullt From Mt Clair 20 Yves.
ton BY Fsirmont Traction
Company.

spn.i.l i,..lstr % 90 .r.s. ss-..
WASHINGTON. - g.. Fah
~ vas announced on fhe Baltimore
s,oct Exchange lao 'f eser.rf .rt
eonhrm"d hv RaIcmo-a -.pres.r,.
i've ~ 'h~ c0mparr fra rfa p,t-
mont a a-ssburF Traction .omr.
~ WI fTff ar rsr d. art.--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

From the Savannah Press.
Congress spent 100000 worth OF
time discussing a bill to appropriate
$4,000. Talk is no longer cheap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

coats. and almost al much attention
is being given 10 trimmisg the backs
as some OF the fronts of the coats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

From the birmingham Age-Herald.
The eat Of the campaign is felt
even in the dead OF winter this year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
the Atlanta Journal.

You'll have 10 hand il 10 William
Jennings Bryan for remaining a
party's counselor. although he ran
and lost so many times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
Washington Star

Whatever havoc may be brought by
Internal ~dissension. William j Bryan
can assure. his party hat it will never
b" l'r without an available Candi
date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

From the Rochester Union and Ad.
vertiser.
Stubs. OF Kansas. is diligently
seeking the limelight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09

given by press M public to hat az
fair in North Africa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-02
Escapes An Awful Fate.

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of Joliet, ILL.,, for her wonderful dellY-
erance from an awful fate. Typhoid
pneumonia had left me with a dreadful
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l would die. ! could get no help from
Doctors treatment or other medicines
till / used Dr. Kings New Discovery.
But / owe my life TO this wonderful
remedy for I scarcely cough at NIL
now" Quick and safe, it's the most
reliable OF all throat and lung medi-
cines. Every bottle guaranteed. soc
and 800. Trial bottle free at W. A.
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