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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Snioo. Jarmer uno Gieb5ud.
ter fuben iid bier 5ulummengetban,
I'M groBe 9amme fir sic 5rubiaArs,
fllltben uuf5uuerfen. Man beabli9=
tigt, oaourh @aiier fir Sen Sommer
in Relerpoirs auf5uipeidern.
geIleJ e rau 2ouiie
I6omion uno SRI. 5emtsherrn MUIR
Sen auf ser @agenfabrt bon Meaoow
nah NSo in Nerfins : Gountp BON
5lpei groBen 80lfen p%erfolgt. 9rot>
Sem Sic beioen 5ralren tire Yferoe
gu b0titer Gle antrieben, famen Sic
@olfe bod immer naber. "a murfen
Sic geangitigten 6rouen einen iungen
@olfsAuno, Sen ite i'm @agen batten,
hinaus. ser 9uno un0 Ste @afe be-
gan11en iofort miteinanoer gu fdm-
pfen, un0 Sic 6rauer1 erlnngten DO
ourd eine1 10 groBen gorlprung, oaB
lie gerettet maren.
9uron. = Sn Ser @egeno pom
6ruitoale muroen mebrere Efer6e BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

ou1q, 8rennmaterial unb Jeahrurrgs=
n1ittel meroen gebrauft. 91noes=
fommiiiar 8. s. 8u0meiier, welfer
Sic Silfsarbeiten leitet, unteritilst Die
len Mufruf.
Morristoun. = Gin CONT
tagmittug i'm @l1real1 ser vMine 2aHo
60" SUM Musbrude gefommener
gran0 5erlt0rte ndt @ebauoe un0 per-
uriadte einen gerluit Doh 100000.
Soma.
Siour @itp. - Gin Hieien=
Teuer, meltes 3eitmeilig mebrere Sc
bdu0e I'M @eiddftsoiitrift in Siour
Gitp, So, gu 5erltoren 0robte, uernif]-
tete 3ienitug Natt Sos Monoumin=
9otel. Ger Sda0en, melher tbeil=
peile ourh @erliderung geoedt 1T,
miro uuf 100000 geifedbt; 0os So
tel muroe I'M Sabre 1867 erbuut u1ro
NOR cine Ser 2anbmarfen BON Sionr
Gitp, befannt unter Sem Namen rSbe
googe." 9as 1Seuer brad lint s ubr
I'M &el1elraum aus.
@eb It erGitg. SIN Rlanfen=
brthler-6ebduoe fam Elm 6euer gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Sdneemeben eingeihlolien uno man
funo lie bulb %pert1ngert uuf. Die
Sbiere batten iid, pom Sunger &C.
peinigt, idon sic shmeiffaare gegen-
leitig abgefreiien. @in3elne BON oen
Hferoen maren bereits perbungert.
Siour sails. = 2ogan Jap
uno Soel 8afer muroen bon @eidlpo-
rer1en inn 9unoesgerifjte oes getrugs
Ser 3legierung bel 9unogeiddften
idplloig beflmSen. 9. M. Sernmnn,
ser inter gleiter A1tluge itan0, pllr=
Sc freigelprohen.
Earfl 0 II. = Mberr1als bat Ser
crit lett lestem @erbit beltebel1oe
Iel1tlh=M merifuniihe Staatsperbano
Don Sio=Gafotu einen erfrellid}en
3umads erbulte1 ourh Sic @rii1oltng
zines 3meiges in Yarflton.
q 6eroeen. - Sic Staats=gi=
INSTRUMENTATION bat Ser Miluleapo=
liz II. ct. 9ouis=9ubn SEN Mllftrag
ertbellt, Ben MISUNDERSTANDING it
5milfeu @atertopn l11o 2ebeall, ser
Dor me6reren Monuten aufgeGo6en
morcen NOR, mieOer ein5ufiihren.
1eaomopo.- Sier muroe felt
gelteat, oaB l%(nbefuunte in Oas @eim
Don &ongreBmann 6. g. Murtin EN-
brafen at1O es ausp%lur10erten, mdh=
reno iih Oieier nit ieiter camille
III 8afhi11gton. ,. g., befano. Die
u%nfefuunten Ihdter lmbe1 alles Sil=
eergeldirr iomie uQe @ert1iud3en ge=
ltoblen. gs feblt BON ihnen jeGe
Spur.
Tuir Eoint. = Sein-itutten=
beliser aus Meaoe=Gountp fuben Ell
men Mufruf lint @ilfe erla'len nit Ser
grfldrung, 0aB piele Don it11el1 in
folge Ser MiEernten Ser letten Srei
Safre i'll grober Notbloge 'ino. @(ei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Nindor oehrOlon
MACH FlETcHER'S
Gas TO RIA
Seine poiitiue Grflafuua nom Np-

pember 1904, oaB er unter feinen Inn
ltdnoen cine Domination annebmen
fonne, bat Goolepelt Oabin amenoiert,
SOP, menn Sag golf als Ban5es i'm
burfaus mie0er s11l1 Erdlioenten ha=
6en moQe, er es fir feline Eflidt bal=
ten meroe, oielem Gerlangen nad5l1=
fommen. 1arnit lit genug geiagt; Sic
Irage lit oemnah: miro Sa5 Golf e5
uerlangen? Gie gntbuiiaiten unter
ieinen A1bd11gern baben barber gar
feline 3meitel, lagen iid freilidh oaB
cine oerartige &unoge6ung nid)t obne
aQes 3utbm gu er1parten lit uno lino
NUN eifrig an Ser a(rbeit. lie herbei5r=
fiihren. 0as Nationale Hoolepelt=
&omite, Sos auh obne Sic neuere CT
fldrung Don ieiner ldlieblid gu err
m%artenoen 3uitimmung iiber5eugt
mar, bat sic aampugne erDfTr1et. 8e=
gen gnoe 0ieler ISOLDE miro pom
6auptquartier in Chicago Ser @edruT
a%l1sqeben. Mnu 10. 6ebruar fon1sr1en
sic Staotsgouperneure, Sic lih bereits
aus eigenem Mntriebe fir Sic Nogni=
nation erfldrt haben, Sort SUR am11en,
Inn sic &ornrbeiten fMr Sic 1elegaten=
mahlen sur Nationalfonuel1tion lit
8ang SIT bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

9ieiige Mntpalte uno Deafler be6uup-
ten, 0aB sic @orporntion feinerlei fill
itge 9ei tanoe auf5umeiien ba6e.
@runger.- Ser StaOtratb er=
0ffnete Oie 4ngebote fir 0te $4,000
itaOtiiden @aiiermerfe-9o1r0s. Sit
cugo, Seem Dorf= uno Spofane Str
men boten. Cine Jirnta aus Spo=
fame, slQen & @eQs, oTferierte $75
Erdmien, urb Tie erbielt Sic Bombs.
Spofane.- 3meibu1roert bic
iige ilnge Staliener baben iih 6ereit
erflart, nad oen1 gaterlan0e 5urud=
5ufebren, menn lie gegen 0le Surfen
fdmpfen fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Musbrl1de, oas einen Sdaoen bon
$4,000 perltrl abte, Sem cine Ser
literung in Ger 90be BON $4,000
%gegeniiber itebt. @il6elm 8lanfen=
brifler itur5te uuf Ser 6ludt aus
Dem 9aule ll1o erlitt einen Mrn1<
-brld}.
&i5cpniim.
Ma0iDn. MuS &enui6a
fomunt Die Nahriht Don Sem Nus
6rlth elmer unbefutnten &runfbeit ul1z
ter Dem Gieb, melhe i'm meltlid]el1
Sbeil Ses Gountps bereits gauge Ser
Ben Sabingerufft baben lol. Iie Sur
me- finoen ibre MinSer tpOt a1i Dem
Te!oe unS ais ein5iges Spmptpm Ell
l1er porausgegaugenen Gruntbeit lit
et1pas Stu1m am Malrle 0cs 1bieres
5u entoeden.
% ilmaufee. = Erill5 Moalbert
Don Selt1blanO bot O1c an I'm pom
Geutlhen YreBflub BON Mil1pul1fee
geriftete ginla0u11g, Milmaufee mab=
reno 1einer Neiie ourh Amerifa SIT
be'uden, angenomnler. Som ceut=
lfen gotlfafter in @aihington, Gro
Ten Sobum 6rieorih Serrltorft, lit
ein Ielegranm 6eim EreBftub einge=
langt, melhes oieie Mittbeilu1g emit
balt. Ser Geutide EreBflub id)lagt
uor, oaB iih aud oie StuSt Milpali=
fee an Sem gmpfangc 0e5 Erin;en BE-
tbeilige.
Mppleton.- Ser Sheriff mel
oete bier einen oreifahen Moro unS
Selbitmoro Sent 9iitriftsanmalt s.
5. Hopnep, nad)0em ma11 bier 2eihen,
Mitglieoer ether 6antilie, in Sem
Tarmhulri e Don 2emis Mailabn Dor
gefu1rcen. Sic 1Sarm liegt bei ging=
hamton. Is Meilen norolDei 1lih par
slppleton. Sic @et00teten li116: &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

mittleren Often Montnnas baben nit
0em Efliigen %begonnen. gs lit oies
10 fritz I'M Sabre mie nod ME. S11=
folge Ser groBen Teudtigfeit5menge
inn 8ooen boffen oie Jarmer auf cine
iebr quite grnte.
8utte.-I Ser Ielegat Mife Cor
man perbdngte iiber Sen gormann
Nn0rem 80entlen cine Celebrate bon
$500, neil bieier ielbit cine ei11en
SUB lange &obre nit einem Shlaud
perbunoen hatte, I'M @aller in ei11en
Irog 5u leiten. Gle 3inn1err1arn5.
Union ga6 nidh 5u, 0aB oieie Delo=
bube be5aflt meroe, urro sic Jolge
NOR, oaB mebr oils bu1Sert 3immer=
leute, @eiur6eiter u1o Mourer an
Den Musltan0 gingen, 10 oaB Sic Or
beiten an oem vAmerican" =Jheuter
sum StiQltanOe famen. 8ormon 6e=
baltptet, 0aB Elm gleiarbeiter Sic
H0hre batte p%erbinoen ionen. Sic
aontruftoren milien fir jeSen Gag,
on melf)em nidt %gearbeitet miro, cine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON $500 aablen.
Iid1isan.
Can ing. - @oriiter @lasaom
Don ser itaatliden ga611fommiliion
lagt, 0aB ianuntlife gilenba6nen inn
Staate lid, 6ereit erflart 6dtten, ao6-
lcnlaoungen 10 idnea mie moglih 5u
betDroern, INN Sem &oblenmungel Elm
gnoe 81 MAIDEN. 2ofalitdten, melde
Trufel haben, ibren geoorf GIN Soft
len ST. erlange1t. m0gen iid an Sic
&ommtiiion menSe11, Sic Shritte tfun
miro, Inn ibnen SIT belfen.
Wonroe. - 9lus Sem qeplun=
ten @ouleparo Don 1etroit bis Tole0o
miro nihts. Ga Sane 5omnibip hot
Een Mntrag Ser gerausgablng Don
$4,000 mert6 Bombs fir Sen ;3med
nieOerueitinrmt, nad1oem id1cn Dor Elm
puur Saqen erie Sorpnlhip no5lelbe
gethan hatte. Sett mfrs Sapon ge=
reSet. |eine pripate TahritroBe aus
gadlteinen 3tptiden Monroe u10 Ie=
troit her5uiteaen.
Sregpn.
PORTLAND. s. Si1en. cite GAine=
lin, melhe Dor etliden SuQen in @i(=
linqS, Mont., inter Ser Mnflaae per
haftet muroe, Seiobinq, Elm MitqlieS
Ser reiden Seio=6amilie in Eortlu10
Orc, ermor0et eli haben, hat am Irei=
tag, mie Sic bieitae NoIi5ei behauptet
Bic Ibat einqeita10en uno SEN Mamer
Tires &omplicen. Mongiiiom, angege=
ben, Ser ebenfalIs perhaftet purne.
Sci0binq mllr0e ant 90. 7esember
oorigen Sabres ii: Ser @ohnung Ser
Silen ermoroet, uno lein perl tiimmel=
ter 9eid1nam nad Seattle qelfift, mc
ct in einem nidt abqeholten Softer
entoeft mur5e. Sic Gin5el5eiten 0es
@eitdnonilles ml.roen niGM befunn1
gegeben.
@aibingtun.
Seattle. - Gs muroe elm Mai:
%1epernolter ernannt Ber Sic ugolum-
blo Hlper Srdor0 Co., 0eren Bomb
&apitul flint MiIionen Collars BE-
tragt, Sic ~@albington Sr9ar6 Srri=
CATION & Gruit Co." u1r6 an6ere nit
Der eri %tgenannten &orporation in ;3u=
lanmenbang itebenoe @eienidoften
3@ Bombs fins in alien Sbeilen ser
Nerelnigten Stauten %perfauft mor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Nit Dem SSnpentorium iino mir ferti9, uno
bel Ser iiber uniern @orratb 9ebaltenen
l1mihau finoen mir cine Mnjabl iaiion9e=
mdBer unuollitanoi9er Sots uno Ginjelge=
pdnoer in lleberroden un0 Mn5ii9en, Sic
mir lofort allspertaufen miier, 0a uniere
Tribjabrsmaaren an5utommen beginner.
6olaeuoe @reiile i7i1o sic nieorisiten, sic e aui crit
flailige @aaren an9eiebt uuroeu. @etn SIR BON
Die1er Cfferte teine1 @ebraud) madt, perabi dunt
SIR Die srD6ten Bargains oes Sabres,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
CURLEY PLANS
 BIG BATTLE
lRy Alaska NevF RurtAuD

CHICAGO. In.. Jan. 4--Jack Cur. ley is planning for a battle between Jack Johnson and Fireman Flynn. Co be held ia Metropolis. Nevada.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
GRAND JURY BEGINS
 SESSION IN JUNEAU
Will Require One Month To Dispose of Record Calendar Containing Over ForN-Five Criminal Cases.

s C-as. $ \. Holmes Nm Hoskms
 Nr John Rs5oHgl wm Nourott su-be- NsSaese Ernest Wallace P-a Chsso James R. Royle. E CawrcE John BuUoev. John Kelly
 In are man the prisoners are Cha1e es vra g1-n5Shl1E iauoN5oauuE D. e~r-s a, Tu5asuS. al-hoaSh there s0g srr-sG Cgsc- oTs1scS obarged othcr 0--r-eyS
 nr1- Cams-o1 fs changed with asas-5-E money under false pCe ta- Cameron formerly was a seaman on thg 2. S- revenue cutter E-sh s-5 aEwHre5 forging a check u-rh v-hs5h co pAy for hQuo~ n a Ef~-eurrah'e house The charge was -~r--rF fr-- forgery to tAe one - Cswe0ou has been iD jal -e--rr vaa- his alleged offense Hzr-z he.a oomw=te5 sroa after
 l>- yas-
 Then there Is Nigk U7e'aC. who is .rH--af win uu-te~ous assault on N-- Dooovfch at Douglas last summe u-asaa vzE ae 0e7-ese0te5 st trial n-,E5e5 he Is fndscted. by R. W. Jen -f1ES
 John Sus-h. tae colO0ad boy who IS aC-use5 os swing Gquo- Co Indians. so---ly operated the JuDeau Clean 5re and Dye.1E Works. but a p0ofita rsa 1uSresS was ended wih his s--ez o- the charge Smlth claims -ssaslza was made iu his oase and S a-y5rus a, be brought co 5-ial
 James E "Chiok" Boyle. who ss a-s-s of having assaulted Clyde R s--au 1s SSsSusy with mu0de0ous s-rs Is another p-5So1e-
 B n Rage- and H. Urdyke. the F, Ssw-5 s,a7is-S who are charged wS,h ns-7z furnished natives at Haiues v=r -1ua- have been made t-rsaeS st --s 5zz owing uo cOod behsyio7 ere men are coo0 den, that they wil. r,- 4r---tes and have asSe-ted their s--e~sra, Co the crime charged. The e-snE os a United States sold'e- r-ss a 5oaNfe d+sgwce The men s-s s<Ao7u-ablv discharged nom the
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

Eohl,y n Evans was bOCn at rf7va Court House, Virginia, iu lS46. He was appointed from Utah Co the
 $ Naval Academy st Anspolis r 1880 graduating three years lat- or when he was appointed ensign
 ~ the Povhattan fleFship Of the N--th Atlantic. blocksding squadron. rrrs~c tAe Civil war
 Ills -'se i1 the United States Navy nes ~a0id. heinz made a Captain In aa and having command o5 the bat f-<hfr Iowa during the Spanish American War. He was with SChley a-s SampsCr at the battle of san na-o. assisting iu the destruction Of Novg~a,s fleet
 Tn 1aol Evans was raised to a Rear Asmsral. and the following year WAS made commander of the Asiatic 0e-t He also had command ot the American battleship feet which toured the world. on the trip from Hampton Roads e san Francisco, where he was relieved. due to tn health He was then retired from tha navy i7 1908. He has since made his home i7 Washington. n c
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

Tue Ness-l G-a-t .ry 021Ne"ea vs7ssy u,Ias ao- tae r-- .. s>>sl
 E >>aAaas uaa -Po-ses l1E
 g. ..e g rEes a0g F7ea er SlsaS,e and ysgS h..gz- N- D a. ,=eZ vrH 0> 7s a- . Gg week 7-oAa2,y so- a-r- r. . CH-asss E--aS.
 ~ r-es>.eE. owns rs .ag 0ov o-. -erre- o- ssS~ 1- s..e .a.e-.a5-. r-u ~sS5- vE nS, r a -r-g g- -o-e
 Tas ---aze D->~s-gn ssyS
 r-esrrE.s are chat E-e F-vF~-,Ea- zr-~ v- -1. -sve eez$s5 rhe.- o'o- Ssse-r1- 1 s-e may ess.s UUu ur rz> os~se5 There are 45 man -~ -rr ErsseE States ssil svs-t s-E a Nyss--- rsfo-s sae E@u, - ~re-s E-r s.re-r n51Ea>rs-> ont NI r a- are ~a"e- .s>e -SeS have been wa5e U a -.anr 0-E0e- gE-a.- -2-
 a ar#S ssSS01
 - u-sE toes-s Is s7gv5es. E --s H-ees- or -s1a-5 t- SoC-lwsSt- e- srz~a s-f5saZ ssEsz-s and vH ave sr<- rNr ' = c'vs--e-r 8 ---r s- oE -1-av s7-a- a-. c5u-r .z~e-Se~ s0a 7ss5
 D->-- a--c--sy John Eus-a~5 aU a- sS~Ses Nv ASS5s-0- 0sS.-5y- a-----e-S E E EGz7- and Roy V We as s- Sa-5 and rsE- 5a-y ses >-S
 r- 1s sse --7sr-e-S pae EsGe5 -r s--s Nss- zNa h7--s ors- rom
 , c---s~r-e-> r7-r and are avas- a -.rs- rs The s-a0G 5g-y
 u- Ca-e--- RrEE-- Ne5eo-eq S- ---r N-og rs55y NreSE N-Er Jo-ts ar---. rS N.rs-- B Eush. u=- -sHaf NsE --Aao E. n ~zE -vSe -aE G-t- r S rrr--y Ln55e1- ro~- 0e-e AE---o Ps-~7- ChsS. rr--s-- 0a.a- FsEe-e C-5e RfEy s---S, vzz- alex SAa-aEoE W.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
RI LIEF PARTY
 FIND NAN DEAD
PRosPEcToR EEHLlcK FOUND DEAD WHEN HELp
 ARRIVES.
lspeclal to tbe rlally Alaskan)

Special tn the Iially Alaskan.D
 MARLIN. R. C., Jan 4-The reiiei party sent from Telegraph creek sta tiol a, rescue the man Bhrlhch who vas found fn a dying condition in & cabin on the Nshlh1 river have re turned ta NahHn station They sci gaf lae saturday morning.
 Upon arriving st the cabin, they f-r-2 that Ehrl'ck was dead His death was due to ravaEes of the Tj- ase known as scuryy. The body WIG rr-ici n-ar tha cabin.
 Myers. the prospector who found Ehrr-k h his dying condition, and brought uc news Go the tele- -7rA H7a. will start rOr Ailiu to morrow. bringing papers found Tn the dead mans cabin Amongst q. so ls letter addressed to a hrs tber in Bohemia
 Tho dead man hsrs been in the country for two years prospecting, and vas i7 precErious condition whca found by another prospector. Nv-~s The latter. returned to hts cabin. sad brought tho ssck man fo,a enouzh Co l until spring To made him as c--9rtable as Pos- z'N's and then st EhrTcks request haSte-rd Cn to got relief trum the vovermert avcnt. he being too weak e, walk
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

army. an credits are taken away Tom them. and in civil affairs theiT erfarchisemeDt Is CIrta3bei.
 Isu,~ Chambers and William Nc. Ksnzje arrested foC alleged prize. Fighting fn Douglas. are out on bal
 The grand jury's complement is:
 $. a. Holt. ]. W Bell, James Gil 1s- Hans Hanson. Chss, Goldstein, F 3wa-d Wehste-. ]. L.. Gray, Leo Nom-. John Henson George Hamh. -0. Jesse Ncwfaiaurs. Jacob Jacob. s7. David LsushU0y, s. J MCKiuuon. naatz Housel H. H. D-sDer, F0cd Tanner W ] Rlefsoe. p. H Ganty, J. NcP-'vn. H A. Gibson, T T. P-vsr J W Martin.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
TAFT WILL RO2
 FUR PRESIDE MY
DECLARES ONLY DEATH CAN PREVENT HIM RUNNING
 FOR PRESIDENCY.
Lr, A.a.,. N.a. murg.--l

WASHINGTON. D C.. Jan 4- In reply to numerous demands from ps,.t,4aas throughout the country Chat he withdraw from the Presi- selIaI race. and many queries as Co what his intentions were wtth re- spect % the presidential race, Pres aeat Taft yesterday stated that b was his intention Go fight for the
 nj aHan next summer
 He declared that nothing short oi aoath shgsI,d keep him from run aiaz for the presidency
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

 NEGLIGENCE
JBy Alaska News suresul

INDIANAPOLIS. ind. Jan De seg,iye Wm R. Burns. on the stand today. before the Grand Jury, prob iaE the iynamttng outrages which have occurred. charged former may a~ Rolkvalter with negligence for not prosecuting the McNamsras two years ago on the charge Of dynamtt- inz He declares that there was sufficient evidence to convict them 7f serious crimes then
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
WICKERSHAM
 INTRODUCES ALASKAN BILLS
Asks Congress For $2S0,OOO For Three Light Houses-Would Give Every
 Adult Indian 160 Acres Of Land

the Isst one on Cape Spencer. situ- sted wcsi of Juneau and north of Chi a-off Island. guarding the en- trance Co Cross SorHl. where steam sr taking lbe lusiie passage kaye Ulo protection Of the islands and put out tito the open sea. The first two to cos, s1oo GOO each. the latter GOO
 Delegate Wlckershsm also Intro 5ge-i a biu providing for the all0t- meut of l60 acres of nou-mmeral '3nds e every adult Alaska Indian
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
tRy Alaska Navs BureaaJ

WASHINGTON, D c. Jan i- Alaska delegate. James Wickersham yesterday introduced biu provid- .as for Che appropriation ~ s2So ,ooo for the building of three permanent light houses iu Alaskan waters
 The Hght ho1rscs asked for are Co be situated. one on Cape St Uias. Kayak Island, off the coast from Controller Bay; one on Ros'H- rc-tlon Ray. guarding the rocky Ares Of the entrance Co Seward 1,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
JURY |NDICTS
 B|G OFFICIAL.
NATIONAL ORGANIZER OF LABOR UNION INDICTED FOR
 OYNAmITtNG.
By Alaska Nepr Buresu.J

MUSCATINE. Iowa. Jan. As an outcome Of the button workers strike. befng investigated here. a local grand jury has caused the arrest Of Em- mett Flood of Chicago. charged with conspiracy Co dynamite
 Flood Is the national organizer Of the American Federation of Labor
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

Captain and Mrs. j s Williams were passengers south on the May las, night Captain Williams is mas ter of one Of the river steamers
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
ASKS
 RECOGNITION
,By Alaska News Bursaul

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan l. Congress yesterday vas asked tO -sCoEuize Che new Chinese republic. The matter was referred to a com r15ttee
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04
FIGHTING BOB
 DIES SUDDENLY
scsLEV Q. EVANS, raE NAVAL HERO, PASSES AWAY AZ
 TER SHORT ILLNESS.
,By Alaska N--r Buresul

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan 4-Ah Washington was thrown into a state og mourning today over the sudden 8cath of ReaT Admiral Robley D.. Fvaus. known throughout the Navy as EFEhGnE Bob Evans
 poath came within two hours of his cf7E taken ill and was due Co ar a-agk of a,yIt,a indigestion
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

The Princess May arrived in port last night at D m. and sailed two hours later The May carried three passengers north and sajlei south vftb thirteen
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-04

The Curacao arrived In Douglas at l.30 D. m. today and is expected here carly in the morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-08
FOSTER

Miss Nellie Meyer OF Chicago is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Meyer. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Workman.
Miss Nellie Alshlager Of Muscatine
visited relatives in this vicinity and
attended the Baptist Sunday school
picnic Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry vifer returned from
Grsndview. Iowa, Wednesday, where
she visited relatives Miss Helen
VifIer. a niece, accompanied her home.
Mrs. Pattic Of Charles City, Iowa,
arrived Friday 10 visit relatives for
an indefinite time.
The Mesdames D l. and W. Ripley
entertained Mrs. T. Watson and daugh.
ter, Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Bryars and daughter, Roberta
and Miss Jeanette Steen, Wednesday
Mrs. John Bovser entertained Mr.
and Mrs- Feldman and daughter. Mel
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. n Foster and Mrs
ID. l. Ripley Friday in honor Of heI
daughter. Mrs. Harry Viher, Of Ken
wick, Wash. who has been the guest
OF her parents since May.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krengar and
family spent Sunday afternoon at ths
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-08
COE

Miss Fannie Gerkin is visiting rela-
tives in Barstow this week.
Miss Nellie Lees went to Coal Val
ley to visit with relatives a few days.
Lance Hudson of Roc!. Island was q
guest last Sunday, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William clipper.
Rev H. Coffman returned to his
home at Loveland, Colo, last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Genning, and two grand
daughters Ruth and Ina Wells, left
for Fort Collins, Colo, to make their
home with their father, Fred Wells,
who is located there.
Mrs. Loie Extrom of Wyoming ar,
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Ida Pear
sail.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eipper spent
last Tuesday in Erie, visiting with
| friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Genung spent
several days in this vicinity visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Clara Grove of Minnesota, has
been the guest of her niece, Mrs Err
est Gerkin for several days last week
Miss Erna Lundeen of Rock Island
has been engaged to teach the Abel
phic school the coming year.
Miss Minnie Fillmer is visiting hel
cousin, Jennie Hahn, at Erie, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haak welcom
ed little son, last Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-08
Mathersville

Mrs. John Wilson of Oskaloosa, Ia,
was a visitor at the Dick Haywood
home Wednesday.
Frank Moline, Miss Mary Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moffit went
to Coal Valley Wednesday evening in
their automobile.
Mrs. Vance Sherrari of Sherrard
visited ner son Ernest, III latter part
of the week
Joe Erickson was a Rock Island
passenger Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society gave an ice
cream sociable in the basement of the
new Methodist church, Wednesday
evening. The attendance was good.
Herman Zude was a Sherrard visit
or Thursday.
| Mrs. Thomas Jackson and daughter
Mildred were Rock Island shoppers
| Thursday.
! Mrs. Vanhoek and daughter Dora
are now residents of Mathersville
having moved here from Sherrard the
latter part of the week.
Charles Sturgis returned home from
Rock Island Sunday at which place he
recently underwent a minor operation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-08

some minor bosses temporarily out Of
the bossing business, would make
leap for the band wagon, and with
them the leaders must contend if they
wish TO make good in their declara-
tons.
Perhaps the most significant feature
OF the convention was the fact that
woman has at last gained her innings.
and has been given the recognition
for which she has long contended. The
practical politicians put their tongues
in their cheeks over the matter of ad-
mitting the woman 10 convention coun-
ellis; also they Winked the other eye.
Without doubt, however, the women
were honestly welcomed by the lead,
ers Of the type Of Johnson, Beveridge
| Lindsey and Garfield.
II was certainly a novel sight to OBJ,
serve women social workers like Jane
Adams sitting side by side with men
in a national convention.
The progressive party seemed frank
ly TO desire the aid Of the women
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-08
BY VIRGIL v. MeNITT.

Chicago, Aug. s.-The democratic
convention no more closely resembled
the republican convention than day re-
sembles night. and the progressive con
vention was not a bit like either.
The first thing noticeable when the
convention opened was the lack OF the
spirit contest There was only one
thing TO do, and there wasn't the
shadow OF a possibility of any opposi.
ton TO the program. II was quite sp-
parent that the atmosphere was not
10 crackle with electricity generated
from friction ana the shock OF fierce
verbal encounter
II we can forget for the moment
the presence of many everyday poll.
ucians who have invited themselves
into the movement for motives fairly
easy 20 divine, we might say that the
gathering had a spirit Of almost re
ligious fervor and enthusiasm.
II was TO be expected that some pol
iucians Of the has-been variety, and