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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
NATIVES HOLD
 8IG P0TLATCH

T.r nearly a week the Indians oi GaaGln. Kispi5x. Andimaul, Cit.
 ab and other places in this dis r..c have been in town holding big
 -aelus tn honor of their new h.ls John Patsie. who was chosen lcra last week. says the Prince Rupert Empire
 The occasion was marked by
 and polaches. while their
 band furnished the music for ar.as which was almost contin-
 The festivities started last -aarzsay and were continued until rr ay os this week. During that a two bis pot,aches were held, ,- ur E-tar at which S4,0OO was
 wa5 among the natives, and sr T.-say as this week when f1a was distributed On these -.a. -s arg natives return to their n-a-ac-s end war paint and chaTac- e-e Fre.s They have their own lanes and 'ebrate altogether in her eH9 way. \ great many of the ehEra settlers took in the different events and evi7ce5 much interest
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
KEEP PEACE
 WITH BIG NAVY

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. r.
 sc. bu with four new battle. sa.ss each year to assure R, is Ad. n a. aeSrge Dewey's wish for the future of the United states in its -sEa ra,aGrns As head of the eaal Naval Board. the Admiral -ecommcuds that four new men of rar He built. but an effort probably ,g. be made in Congress to cut the
 rs-- down to two.
 .The Uuftsd States should build ur new batueships this year to cen I'D the efficiency oi the fleet, ae admiral Is quoted as saying. "l tal fr psa-e. but peace with four urr atueslius as an assurance that s VE7 la maintained. IL always is ,-sa,a that there may be some ra-erna among nations as to just how rea-o on-ht to be brought about 1ah a thfn- even happens al peace a.r..t-"
 sfnf-Rl Dewey pointed out that new ships s7oa would be needed to rrara ths Oregon. Indiana and Mas. a-rrsc,ts which are now over % -c7-s old.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
WASHINGTON TIE.
H D.Jnt Ls ts rs L..s. Nis.
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 Pres dent WaSaiu. 'tr. -v'' C congress on rah tc b.
 stagecuath drawn lfy 2 ere glr horses. The coach vaS aa un aarr would excite The a3Hirat,a af hC throngs even now tu aIr Tiets it was built ia ,he shg p,. lt-. s'-t. and Ns ranrtS were adarGrd Wsth bids surr. uuded Eth flowers and fruits The coachu and post lims were arroycd in gorgeous lver'cS oi white and scarlet
 The Philadelphia Gazette. g1.ovn- ment organ. regularly ravs n-f c7uri news for the cdifcation of the Ci izeus From this journal the people V rn Ter mittcd Co learn as much as ii ras deemed proper they shuud q k ow a''ut the presidents movements aud a fFir amount of space wins also Jr,DJrd t" Mrs. Washington. who va~ however. not referred Co as Mrs WESau-i q. but as "the amiab,e goBsurt .f our b. loved president When The U.r>i'c 'cnt made his appearance at a lrH 'r a public reception d1is was ,rur ci for him. upon which he m ghf >iaHd apart from the thronC. and lhr gu sts or vis itors bowed to him in so'eTn s"encc.
 Republican simplicity hrs only come In later times. Very few persons presumed to shake hands with General Washington. One of his friends Gou- verneur Morris. rashly undertook for a foolish wager Co go up to him and slap him ou the shoulder. saying. My dear general. ! am happy to ser you % well" Al least there is tradition to that effect
 The moment fixed ur"E arrived and NIT. Morris already half repontiuc of his wager. went uD Co Washington, placed his hand uroI his shoulder and uttered the prescribed words Wash ingtou. as the story has B. steuDod sud denly back. fixed his ruzc uUon Norris for several moments win an angry frown until the Iatfer rctraatud abaSh ed and sought refuge ID The crowd. No one else ever tried a similar expert ment. No royal levees were more punctiIlousIy arranged than those Of our first president New Y.rk PfeSs.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
Restaurant Et:eys.,s.

When a man escorts 8 Indy to . res. taurant he pauses at the entrance with her until the head waiter indicates the seats they arc 10 occupy The he0d waiter p-e-cties tho woman Co the 'a- bIe. the man following Tho walter may remove the Tadr'e enrf if Srr has not aIrcrIg removed iI in tho lrd "s' dress3us room. where ir U'H g." 'e and ont af ihe 0ay The aH vEo brides himself on his r.urrsE may give this litue atpH'i ria "f and may assist the lady To relp,s her wrap. hand it to tho waiter and draw up her chnf~ ff hr leaves tH5s ~"-ri Q to the walter he shau'1 m6cr D" cir cumStanccs lake bis seat uu.n hc ,Hdr is comfort ny serrIcj The sams r. @ applies warn leaving The rcstau-aa Baltimore American
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
GOOD NEWS
Many Alaskan Resdso hsys Heard
 H and Profited Thereby.

Good news Inveis fast" and the thousands of bad back sufferers in Alaska are gisd to learn that prompt relief Is within Aslr reach. Many a lame. weak and aching back Is bad n more. thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands upon thousands of people are telling the good ne-s Ot their ex- perienoe with the old Quaker Remed. Here Is an example worth reading:
 Mrs. ]. H. Ciothfer, 4s5 Flat "B" Fourteenth st, San Francisco, Cal. says: T derived last4ng benefit from Deans Kidney Pils and consequently [ am as s'-ong in my praise of them as was n 1907. when publicly en- dorsAd them. first used Doan's Kid ney PHls when Ewing In Canada, Id they relieved me of a dull, heavy pain in the small Of my back. Othnr symptoms o' kidney trouble that had bothered me we're also disposed of and my entire system vas toned up. Since then have had no further nee uf a kidney medicine consider V a duty as well as a pleasure to rs~os mend Deans Kidney Pills"
 For sare by aH dealers Price 90 -ents .NIIburn Co. Buffalo New Y,rt sole agents f7r the Init ad States
 Remember the name -Doaa's-a7d .7Er no other
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

There is more Catsrrh i0 this ser doD of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to Le inourable. For a great many year doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with lo csl trestment. pronounced it incur. able. Science has proven cataTTh U0 b a constitutional disease, therefore reouires constitutional treatment Halls Cstarrh Cure. manufactured by F j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market It Is taken internally in dc. ses rom 10 drops to a teaspoonfui II acts directly on the blood and mucou surfaces os the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case i' falls to cure. Send for circular and testimonials
 FJ CHENEY 6 co, Toledo. O
 Sold by Druggists, 75C
 Take Halls Family Pills tor corsH psuon
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
MANY OPPOSE
 TARIFF WAR

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 27-The prV --essrrista and members or the left ,.# ape=e the Octoherists motion iU ae suua pertaining to retaliatoTy .ea .ru- aaatust the United States
 Tes az M Guchkoff and others representing the October5sts and Ma. aa7aust rar8es. which control a ma rty the 6uma. introduced pro. n-sar ts n'oy7e for tariff war sched- rr-, applicable to the United States 3. 4le expiration Of the treaty ot 1882.
 The n-op-zal aims at an increase 7 the existing Russian duties by 100 nor cent. and also to impose a duty 7' 100 per cont un articles admitted Tree under the present tariff.
 The opponents Of this measure ob, fact 60 t on the ground that the Rus sian consumers will suffer greatly, specially 'a the matter of cotton.
 Dispatches from Moscow say thai many ot The leading commercial men 7ec-y a tariff war against the Unit
 States.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
A E--r.-.,- q. r---.

It was U"ffe.Hus g." she w7uEr"d her iron m lis u.r ~.as seemed inres~aut ia hoy h.ag Fr-E there was a qui s dive Ike -a y's au- gle. then ~NHu. joss r InHrh she never once looked '-.ar' her. The bit Of refuse whether u fnl string or paper. s.gaigHtwas f.ns i.. ertc'n flight Into trr sa.k. va.h h srrdusfly assumed su.u EiEauri. r-rrm-nss that a general gyerEn >.erof inevitable. But. no Having filed Co bursting. the indefauaah.c Hr'e worker shook herself free of the urapucliEjug ace cumnlaiiuu> and diarr rcd down the street Run Iaf7fc rnu Eu"w ii- swiurinc irr 4acrter w.fH an fhe royal ap'omh of He- r-fo- oU Mary E. Waller in "tg Ea-piakc-
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

Henry Friedenthal Phone 7s. Quick delivery. Baggage and expressing on short notice, day or night
 All the late telegraph news in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

A fine mild temperance drink is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters of Tumwater Falls. and the very best barley malt with inst the right proportion of choicest grown hops Brewed ss on- lv the Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Boskd of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
- sEc.c-LoN ssLE

TEa Pace E-sa Is G.V Selasg a 5-E -1- gr Gods ss 0elESec g-.eaS as lEey s-e -ast.s- -ao old so z1-- aa- Ss- ss a r--sJ NoG7s,
 . Ee-l.al. .s5--lllI
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

azc grr home cooked m'a - 1rfrx clean service Where At Pho Nov Home Restaura7t Ffa ,,a7us half a minute from Rroadwa
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
NERIOR WHTRER REP1RI

C.outy and calm Ca0oUoSs to H1rrEaaro-se: cloudy light north Waoa salmon: clear and calm to >--es C-eek. fogEy light wind 10
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
SMOKERS ATTENTION

Harold Hartwizsen, successor to V V Bou=htoa, has taken the are7rv for the justly famous
 FL INFTNTTo CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS 5000. just received from the ia ,o-v at Tampa. Fla f you want tAe rss; d.1.t Tail Co give these aH'i- '-fal
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
LOCAL BRIEFS
sNASWAY WEATHes REPORT

Results of the observation taken ss Noore's WhA-f at midnight Ian 1872 Is ss follows
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

None better and pursr than Gibson rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or ders by phone promptly delivered. The Mascot O
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

Fresh Olympia Oyster Cocktsils at the Board of Trade. u.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

Location notices, placer and quartz 'or sale by the Daily Alaskan. u
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
WOOD SAWED BY POWER

Let Gasoline Saw your wood-oT dcrs filled same day as received.
 Phone 10. Rapuzzi I'm
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
sALEI FIRE sALst
wooo TO strs

WOOD TO sJrs Good Dry P;ausIug Tor amer is~. Special rrice this u.Har-
 s2.oo PER SICK s,EFRn TAYEO R-Ph0rs
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08
THREE GOOD ONES TO os aw TO

MONTICELLO RYE
 PEBBLEFoRD RYE
 GIBSON RYE Bottled ln Bond. Gp Bulk or in RottIaS kt the Board of Trade ''
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-08

w-- E-aasea r--7sss s5sss5 throughout ca'e and 8'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
MEMORIAL ADDRESS IN
HONOR Of MISS MINOR

Alderman d. n. Cooper will deliver
memorial address at the assembly
room of the Canon City high school
building at 1880 tomorrow morning
In honor of the late Miss NJ. Belle Min
or. whose death occurred at Rensse-
lear. Missouri. last Sunday morning
from pneumonia. Mr.. Cooper was
graduated from the high school here
during the principaiship OF Miss MIN
or and In speaking OF her life and
deeds he represents the alumni OF that
institution. An invitation is extended
to the public to attend the memorial
service. Many OF those who knew the
deceased during her long residence
here and were acquainted with the
splendid work she did in this COM
munity In an educational way are ex-
pected to be present at the high school
building tomorrow morning to pay
loving homage and respect TO her
memory.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
THE LIE BRuN GRAND OPERA
co. HERE MONDAY NIGHT

The First Presbyterian church was
crowded to its capacity Monday night
on the OCCASION OF the entertainment
given by the LeBrun Grand Opera Co.
under the auspices of the Y M. c. A.
Tho company Is composed OF Madame
lie Brun. Miss Baer. Mr.. Huffman and
Mr.. Dcane; all OF them masters OF
cong. The superb rendition OF the
splendid and classical program Mon
day night proclalms the i.e Brun ocm-
pany TO DO one OF the finest musical
organizations OF the kind that ever
visited Canon city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
CELEBRATED CEnTEn-
NAL ANNIVERSARY OF
CHARLES DICKENS

The members of the Canon City
Dickens club. the Oldest organization
OF its kind in the United States. cele-
brated the hundredth birthday anni-
versary OF the great English author
from whom the club derives its name
at commemorative dinner at the
home OF Mrs. T. VI. Harding. sol
Greenwood avenue. this afternoon.
The AFFAIR was one OF the most
recherche and de.fghtful In Its annals
and was attended by many OF tho
exiles" as the Denver members OF the
club are called. All over the world
the lovers of Dickens, the great mas
ter of humor and pathos. are today
celebrating the centenary OF his birth
To raise money for a testimonial In
England dedicated to his memory al.
mlrers of the author propose to issue
Dickens centenary stamp. In the
form OF an artistic book plate. which
may be affixed to any volume OF Dick.
ems they may possess: the price OF
the stamp to be two cents. 1t is esti-
mated that there are $4,000. 900 copies
OF Dickens works extant in Great
Britain. the United States and the
English colonies.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
PR0GRESSIVeS READY TO
ANNOUNCE ROOSEVELT

New Ycrk. Feb. 7.--Leaders OF the
progressive movement win soon pub
licly announce Roosevelt candidate
for the Republican nomination tor
president. Roosevelt himself will an
nornce nothing. but he may issue a
which will serve as platform. The
progressives have been comforting
here for several days aad have KEEP,
in constant communication with Col
one, Roosevelt, It Is understood thst
he has agreed to run III he Ia draft
ed"
Senator Ia Toilette eth natiy re-
fuses to withdraw his candidacy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
ITO DOUBLE
TRACK THE
RIO GRANDE
IN
Construction Work VIII Be
Eeson Early This
Spring.
TO FINISH The
JOB By 1915
PRESIDENT BUSH MAKES PRE-
LMINARY REPORT TO
DIRECTORS
Appropriation WIN Be Made by Dk
reetors Next Month for Exten-
sire Improvements Con-
tempIated.

Denver, Feb. 7.-Advices received
yesterday from New York indicate
that President Benjamin F. Bush OF
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
has recommended to the directors the
double-tracking OF the main line of
the road. It is understood that con-
struction work will be begun eariy
this spring.
President Bush has just gone 10
New York. after completing his recent
trip OF inspection over the Denver &
Rio Grande. He made a preliminary
report to the directors Monday and
will make a further report at the
meeting next month. at which time :.
Is expected that an appropriation for
this years work on the system wiz
te made.
= IL 10 knoxn- that the officials and
directors Of the Denver and Rio
Grande hope to have the road double,
tracked before the opening of the Par
ANA exposition in 1915. so that the
system viii be in better condition To
handle the heavy traffic that will GER
tainly pass over 1t that year for the
Pacific coast
The necessity for double-tracking
has been recognized for many years.
and plans had been made for begin
ming the work when Horace W. Clarke
came here from Texas as generai
manager three years ago.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
DIED At HOSPITAL
MONDAY NIGHT

Thomas Wright, late resident at 10II
Ohio avenue, died at the hospital here
Monday night from paralysis. with
which he was stricken on Sunday
morning. Deceased was born in Lam
cashire. England. February u, 1927.
consequently was nearly eighty-hve
years Of age. Mr.. Wright came to Can
on City from Cripple Creek sixteen
years ago and has made his home here
ever since. His wife died here inls02
and was buried In Greenwood ceme-
terry. Deceased had resided In the
United States for long period and
for forty years before coming to Colo
RADIO was an itinerant Methodist min
lister In Wisconsin and Iowa.
Mr.. Wright was a miner and pros
pector in Leadville and Cripple Creek
In the early days of these famous
camps and made and lost several for
tunes in the ups and downs OF such a
career. In Leadville he was particu-
larly fortunate and more than once
while there could have retired with q
financial competency. but. like many
others. continued the mining business
until oyertaken by reverses that left
him all but stranded. He succeeded IL
Cripple Greek after leaving Leadyi.le
and made considerable money there
which he retained TIL his death. On
coming here he purchased couple o.
acres OF land In the northern part Of
the city which he planted 70 fruit
trees and built comfortable home
for himself and wife.
As a young man Mr.. Wright went
from England to South Africa where
he engaged In mining for number Of
years His brother. David Wright. who
wns seven years his junior. died here
about six months ago. He had no chill
dren but leaves three Sisters in widely
seperafsd portions of -tks World. one
of them. now ninety years old. ifvss tr
England; another Ia a resident OF Aus
traiia and another in LouisiAna.
A nephew In Louisiana is said 70 b.
one Of the weaithicst rice planters OF
the Gulf coast.
A nephew. J. A. Wright. arrived
here from Idaho SPRINGS on Monday
and was with his uncle when the end
came. The funeral services win se
held at Wilson's undertaking chapel
at /; O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. fol-
lowed by interment a; Greenwosd
cemetery. Friends OF the decesed IN
vited to the obscquies.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. s--The fed
sral grand jurys investigation ..ass
he ncxsmara dynamite conspiracy.
carried ON for six weeks through tho
examination OF 200 Witnesses. ia ex-
pected TO result today In the return OF
as least thirty indictments.
When the jury meets at 2 p. m I.
Federal Judge Anderson will be IN
readiness 10 receive its report How
long the jury will require 10 vote on
the indictments already drawn up is
not known. but IL vas learned today
that whatever action the jury takes
already has been decided upon AMI
she nnai voting is merely formal pro-
eedurs.
United States District Attorney
Miller saie arrests will not take place
10 less than three or four days after
The return OF indictments. and the
names Of any defendants will not be
divTxed until after arrests are ef-
fectbd.
Arrangements will be made TO cause
ep arrests on the same day and Judge
anderson will nx date for the ar
raignment of the defendants.
II is understood that many men. an
ticipating indictments: have arranged
to give bond In the federal districts
In which they reside for their appear
ance here.
II is expected the grand jury's re-
port will result In important dlsclos-
ures concerning the long series OF ex-
plosions which eliminated in the
blowing up OF the Los Angeles Times
bGldlng. and In which the Mcnamara
brothers and ortie McNianisai were
known participants.
.McManigal. who became a witness
for the government. Ia said through
his confessions to the jury to have
revealed the names of many men. not
heretofore mentioned, as having as
! sisted him and as having worked un
der the McNamaras in perpctrating
tduring the lust FIVE or six years the
100 or more exploslons which we're d.
Fcted against iron work contractors
ywho maintained the open shop
Another class OF men are said to
have been mentioned by McManigal as
having knowledge OF what was going
on. although they did not participate
In actually setting Off the bombs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
ALL ARRESTS ON
THE SAME DAY
~ LEAST THIRTY INDICTMENTS
WILL BE RETURNED
TO-DAY
HcAanigaI Has Barred Secrets Of the
' fscsnspIraey and Revelations
are Said 10 be Start
ling.
lPy United Pressl

Indianapolis, Feb. s-The fed
eraI grand jury which has been
Investigating the alleged dynamit-
ing conspiracy this afternoon re-
turned thirty.two indictments
charging conspIracIes and violat-
Ing the federal laws against the
Illegal transportation Of explos-
Sses and coneealnent Of the
knowledge Of felony from the
proper authorities. More than
forty men are said 10 be implicat-
, ed The names win not be made
pubic until the accused men are
l<s-ted-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08
REGULAR
SESSION OF
COUNCIL
ROUTINE MATTERS TAKE UP TINE
OF sEMI-N0NTHLY MEET
IEG.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
OF the city council was held Monday
night with all members present ex-
cept Mayor Frank p Smith and Al
derman W. A. Chapson, both of whom
were out Of town. Various matters OF
more or less importance to the COM
munity were brought up for consider
alton. although but little legislative
work was undertaken.
A number OF petitions and requests
were heard and referred to the ap-
propriate committees for research and
recommendation. The city marshal
and street supervisor were instructed
to see that the ordinance prohibiting
the placing and erection OF hitching
posts. gas pipes and other obstruc-
tions along the curb line of the
streets in the business portion of the
town, especially along Main street
from its terminus at Soda point to
Eighth street
On motion the sum of FIVE hundred
dollars was transferred from the
health fund to the street, alley and
bridge fund, and. by like action. the
sanitary and cemetery committees
we're granted more time to dispose o:
certain matters referred to them for
investigation The sewer committee
reported that the South Canon author
tiles had granted it permission to use
a certain tract of land within its mu-
nicipai limits to be used as a dumping
Isround for the refuse collected from
the pubiis streets r.@-
The matter of requesting the Santa
Fe Railroad company to erect a new
station in shis city was discussed, and,
by resolution. referred to TIE ordin-
ance committee For some time past
the Business Mems association has
been in correspondents with the COM
pany in relation to such II enterprise
and n tentative promise has been
made that the proposition will be tax
en- mp in the near future. It is under
stood that the Santa Fe company has
appropriated the sum of sioo. 200 from
Its treasury for the construction of
new station buildings along its line
this year and the present Is regarded
as an opportune time to make the
request
The petition of Harry II. Daywalt
of Gienwood Springs and ". A. Scde
OF Colorado Springs for permission TO
conduct restaurant and to sell post
cards and curios OF various kinds in
the City park at the top of the Royal
Gorge during the coming tourist sea-
son was brought up in the council on
Monday night, but nothing done in the
matter. IT is understood that the ap-
plicants will erect such buildings as
are needed by the special character CT
their business and will cater to the
demands of their visitors. The petition
will be given further consideration by
the council within the next few weeks.
The reports OF the various city Of
iieials were read. the usual bills al
lowed after which the council ad-
journed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08

At the close of the regular session
OF the local Pythian Sisters Temple
Tuesday night all present. through the
courtesy Of Mesdames A. p. Nelson
and ). /. Morgan. enjoyed dainty
luncheon and pleasant social hoar.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-08

j. Il. Myers. master mechanic OF
thdl Florence q Cripple Creek shops,
purchased n Ford touring car from
Frank Bunten this morninG