The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18

IS. 1912.
 touas. and cCJ tinued his recital ol the dynamiting outrages. for the com. mission ul which many members oi the International Asso, iatiun oI Bridge and Structural Iron Workers are now on trial McManigle de clarcs that President Ryan Vas fully aware of the conspiracy. and Vas indirectly connected with ali Of the explosions
 DEBATING SESSION MATER. PRINCETON. Nov. II. Prcsi- dent-EleCt Wilson announced this al ternooH that he would be ready Ni,h- i'll a few days to state definitely whether or not he will call an extra session Of congress immediately fol lowing his inauguration
 GRIEF CAUSE Or SUICIDE.
 GERARD. Kan. Nov. II. Julius Augustus Wayland. owner and .eai- tor of the Appeal to Reason. one of the best known Socialist papers ill the United States. committed sui eide today by shooting himself ill the mouth. It is believed that Way lands grief as result of his Wile's death was responsible for the rash act. which. apparently. he had been contemplating for several days
 SUFFRAGETTES CELEBRATE
 NEW YORK. Nov. II. - Fifteen thousand Nomen were in parade yes terday to celebrate the addition of four states To the number in which woman suffrage is enjoyed.
 SCHRANk PLEADS GUILTY.
 MlLWAG kEE. Nov. F. When ar raieued today on the charge of as sault with intent to kill. John Schrank. the Would-be assassin of Colonel Roosevelt entered plea of guilty. presumably in the hope that such q plea would lessen his term of imprisonment In explanation of his rash act. Schrauk stated that he did not shoot at Roosevelt with the intention of killing him. but merely to warn him against seeking d third term in the White House. SChrank was heavily mauaCled when he appeared in the crowded courtroom. but his manner was quiet and well-balanced Despite this fact. however, i; is probable that a com mission will be appointed to deter mine his sanity. The passing oI sentence doubtless Will be deferred until the commission has reported on the case.
 CAPPER WINS IN KANSAS. TOPEKA. Nov. 12 The completed official returns from the state el- ection show that Arthur Capper. the Republican candidate for gover- nor, has been elected to the high est office in the state by a sub stantial margin over Hodges. the l Democratic candidate. who had slight lead yesterday.
 ] SIMPLE APPENDICITIS CURE. CHlGhIO. No,. t2 Dr. Albert Adams, of this city. has made the announcement that he has discovered |l new and very successful method of treating in cases of appendi- citis which does away entirely with the use of the knife The doctor states that he has eXperimeuted with scores Of cases and in every one Of them he has been able to . 'i'' '' 'tiil l'l'iN | lil ' liIOut It- moving the appendix. or causing the patient either pain or annoy ance
 Il" treatment ill simple words consists of the kneading of certain Of the muscles and vertebrae in the region of the appendix. The simple i pressure on those certain parts of the body, the discoyerer declares. has the effect of strengthing the sig mold fleXure, after which there is no further danger from attack. The announcement of such d sim ple remedy has resulted in attract i ing scores of sufferers to the offices of the physician, and ill all of the cases which he has treated. the re suits appear to have been entirely satisfactory
 SOCIAL SEASON OPENS.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov l2 The return of the Taft family to the White House after their stay at the summer capital at Beverly has been the signal for a general revival in social circles. and .al- ready the first lady in the land has been the guest Of honor at numer- ous informal gatherings
 l Notwithstanding the defeat of the | President, Mrs Taft is planning a most brilliant season and if reports are to be believed, the last months of the Taft administration will go down in history as the most not able, socially, in recent years.
 Miss Helen Taft will accompany Mrs. Stimson. wife of the secretary of war, on visit to Panama. The President is planning to ell certain President-Elect Wilson at the White House before the end of the term.
 ADOPT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
 SALEM. Ore. Nov. l2. - As re suit of the adoption of the amend ment to the state constitution. pro- vidinS for capital punishment. which was voted on in the late election, five prisoners who have been con victed of murder in the first degree will be hanged for their crimes in stead of spending their lives in pris- on. as would have been the case had the amendment failed of adoption. The date of the five executions has been set for December 13
 ETTOR TESTIFIES.
 SALEM, Mass. Nov. 12. Jos eph J. Ettor. one of the three men on trial here for the murder of a girl striker during the trouble at I