The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-25

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 HOLY ROLLERS GOT 100000.
 SEATTLE. Nof. 1t The SUI gr,me court oi rhc state has or toryd a hearju- i0 regard io tha r,-u'ar..F of the case of Leslie R Crime. deceased. vho is asserted tc haze Na,. of unbalanced mind when h, NiIled his stock iu the Lost River lin mine worth $2vooaa. to the Hol5 Rollers.
 MEDICAL TAKERS ROUNDED UP.
 WNSHi%GTON. Nov 2#. -- What is described as the greatest raif a-ar planned hy the government ol he IHrsa States cu5miua'ed to- tar iH rhn arrest of nearly 2'o ua,h tors and medical fakors a. rhe charge cf malIn@ use of the iEH.I states mlils to fctraui thr Hr';.. Ih- iaHns.l@aLian which r. .alrc. tn lh@ Nho1esa1e indictments h. 'hp federal 2raud jury was insti- eafe5 by rostmaefcrGsncrol lljt,h eeck me~o than thrce months ago- aU1 the men arrested today ropre- sent practically every section ef he country. agi include many rrom ineu' and respected citizens. The list of arrests includes gulek doa- ars ahnT'iaGi-'~ end those accused oG selling medicine considered in furious 10 the public health
 CHURCH WORKER CAUGHT.
 KANSAS CITY. Nov 2r Ec. Edward Abdruss. who was pla ed uu. 5er arrcs, in this city today b. the federal authorities occupies 2 prominent place in Kansas City husi- mess circles. and js known as an active church worker
 POLICE GIVEN SCARE. los ANGELES. Nrr. @n An explosion scarcely less terrible thIH the memorable Times outraee was narrowly ayertcd todag al the main alice of the police department hv rh" ucrEy act of two members of ,h. IorC.. Eho sIru,k do2n q man iar in n" very e-s of hlo"jn@ aa 1he bnildjng An unknown mar entered the central police station armed Hith quantity Of ni'roIl yer inc. several sticks of d"rami-o ana au internal machine. and camlv ar nounced his intention of blowing un the place. together with all of it. occupants. A number Cf the off ccr~ made h,ir cS'apc and fhei" varuine cries soon cleared the stree. and nearby hui}dnes ef urop}c; hu' the others in the station Were held to their places hy he fear that ar attempt 10 esrapp would bring a@out heir instant death
 After more han half an hour of ..rrjbta suspaus'. one of thc Offi.ors engaged ,h" mad man in coryersa ion. while second aPDroa he'd him from behind. and fel}ed him by - h'os over rIy heal. AS fhc man fell t0 the floor the explosives were scattered aboU. the room in con fusion uut mtl5lF uo harm re~u'te '. due 10 the prompt action of tho afficers in soraratina the fuse from ;he internal machine. which had been sci in motion hv the fall.
 VAS A PATTE ERNWAkER.
 LOS ANGELES Nov. 21 Ih" man who terroriZed the central DO lice station yesterday. when hc held ID the officers there fer an hour with an internal machine and 9 large qua~tity of dynamite. has been identified as Carl Warr. a German 3alterHm nEer He said he works for lhe Pacin. Electric company and ] believes h. is moi paid sufficient wages Ills mission 70 the station, he declares. was 10 get the police to compel the company to grant him more vases
 r AM Q .
 INDIANAPOIN Nov. % - That eleven of the officials of the inter, national Association of Bridge an" | Structural Iron Workers were aware Of the nationwide dynamite Couspir- acy. and assisted in planning the outrages was the substance of tn testimony given by Patrick Dugan
 BEAT BURNS TO IT.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 21 - Ortie . McManiole. continuiu" his testimony in the dynamiters' trial here today told graphically how he managed to escape the net drawn around him several times by the Burns detec- tives.
 scHRANK TO. BE TRIED.
 MIlWAUK EE. Nov. 2l. John Schrank, who shot and almost fatally wounded Roosevelt will be hrouaht to trial tomorrow in spite of the fact that he had been declared in- sane.
 s50oo FOR RED CROSS. WASHINGTON. Nov 21. - lt was fannounced today that John n. Rocke, fcller has made donation Of five thousand dollars to the American Red Cross society.
 BUSY WITH MESSAGE.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l. - Pres ident Taft is busied with the prep aration of his annual mess9ec tu congress II is currently believed here that the tariff will come in for more attention than in any pre- vious messages from Mir Taft and that very general reduction vii! be advocated
 TRIAL COMPLETED.
 SALEM Mass. Nov, 2l, The trial of Joe Ettor and Giovanniti was practically completed at this af ternoon's session of court and it is certain that it will 20 to the jury tomorrow.
 ALI ARE PLSAeEO WITH UPTON
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 21, - Much pleasure has been occasiOned in yachting circles here by the promise made public today by Sir Thomas Lipton that he will donate q cup to be raced for at the time ot the exposition. Interviewed al the same time in regard to the possibil ity of his again entering a boat for the America's cup the British yachts