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The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
DEMOCRATIC
HE HELPED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. [. - Million Aire Crane of Chicago, testifyins today, told of having given $27 900 900 to the campaign of Woodrow Wilson for governor of New Jersey
 A REAL PROGRESSIVE.
 CHICAGO, Oct. [. - When asked today which of the several candi- dates for president he proposed to support in the coming election, Sen ator LaFollette informed a represen- tative of a local paper that he had made up his mind fully to cast his vote for Governor Wilson, whom he considers the only real progressive in the race.
 THE GREAT LiBERATOR.
 LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. :. - Wood row Wilson, upon his arrival in this city received the greatest reception he has received anywhere during his campaign. In addressing the people he said:
 serve the people, and it is William Jennings Bryan who set us free
 WILSON WILL NOT.
 KANSAS CITY. Oct 9-Woodrow Wilson, in referring to the challenge of Theodore Roosevelt demanding that Wilson either prove or retract the statement that the United States Steel corporation is behind the Third party, said that, while he has no proof of any person in the corpora tion contributing cash to the cam paign of the Third party. remarked: ''I say again that the kind of con trol of the trusts that Roosevelt favors is just the kind of trustcon- trol that the United States Stee! corporation most desires"
 RESULT OF REPUBLicANlSM
 FARGO. Oct. II. Discussing the cost of living in his address in this city this afternoon. William Jennings Bryan accused the Republicans of responsibility for the present ex- orbitant prices in the necessities of life, and declared that so long as the Republicans remain in control of the United States there will be no relief for the common people.
 MARSHALL IN WEST.
 CHICAGO. Oct. II. - It has been practically decided by the managers of the Wilson campaign to send Governor Marshall to the Pacific coast states for a thorough canvass of that region. The governor was in conference with a number of the party leaders today. and 1t is stated West within few days.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
2ERVIA DECLARES WAR.
PROGRESSIVE
TEDDY STARTS.

TEDDY STARTS.
 NEW YORK. Oci. | Colone} Roosevelt started for Chicago to lay where he ~ill open d campai49. which will take him throu2h Il,i 0ois. Ohio and Michigan
 THE BOSS SAYS so.
 ALBANY. Oct. N Theodore Roosevelt has called upon Nouuro& Wilson to prove or rrtrac, the ala,r ment he made yesterday. tu }uc c.. l feet that the Progressive or HooS' l selt party is backed by the tnij. States Steel corporation.
 IN IDAHO.
 1 LEWISTON. Idaho, Oct. 2. lA, i supreme court today nr.d thaI tn ! Progressive party electors and can didates for congress were moi nom mated in d proper manner, and rhd' i hey therefore should not be crrti- fled To hy the election authorities
 IN OHIO.
 i DETROIT. Oct. <. Colonel Roose eelt Was accorded all enthusiastic reception by many thousands of ad- 1 mirers upon his arrival in this cir> today and during the two hours he tarried here. he delivered two addresses to overflow meetings.
 TEDDY IS BUGS. CHICAGO. Oct T. John G. i Shedd. the merchant prince Of this l rity. successor to Marshall Field. has made bitter attack on Colonel Roosevelt, whom he places in d | class with Harry Thaw and says I..l, |. l the insane. where he will he less of menace to the public welfare. Roosevelt is a murderer of poll tical heads. and the advocate of policies which brand him a lunatic," is the way Shedd classiGies the lead ar of the third party movement,
 HE BURNED IT. 1 WASHINGTON, Oct h. - In tcs- testifyins this afternoon President Archbold said that he had destroyed the receipt given him br l Cornelius Bliss for the l $l00,000 he contributed tG the Roosevelt campaign fund in 19el as it was not pleasant thing to look at
 TEDDY IS EXPENSIVE. W WASHINGTON, Oct. H. Edward T. Scottsbury, Philadelphia banker and a partner of |. Pierpont Morgan testified before the Senate commit. tee this afternoon He collected sl65. 900 in Pennsylvania for Roose welt to be used in the campaign of 1904
 r. ANANlAS ROOSEVELT.
 WASHINGTON. Oct ll.-BefOrn 1 the Senate Investigating committee today President Archbold. of th. Standard Oil company. admitted the authenticity of the letters published by the Hearst newspapers as havi~e been written to him in the past bv members of Congress. He stated that he is not the only man n America who fell among thieves One letter was read today which was written from the White House 10 Archbold and which vas signed by the then president. Theodore Roosevelt The letter said
 My Dear Mr. Archbold-I am ir receipt of your letter and shall care fully take mp the name of your broth in-law. with the hope that l can pro mote him."
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
WILLIS A WILLING WORKER

On Chatham creek Eddie Willis is working away on the tunnel which is already about two hundred feet deep. Mir. Willis is looking for a ledge. He has found some immense ly rich stringers and has been work, ing steadily to find the ledge from which they came. but so far has not succeeded in so doing. He is not discouraged. however. and will continue to tunnel until his efforts are rewarded by the finding of the ledge he knows exists.
 A colonel in the army was sum- moned to answer q charge of as sault preferred against him by a sen try The officer had no recollec- tion of it. The sentry declared the officer was intoxicated. Among those questioned was an Irishman who was sure the colonel was sober.
 Why are you so sure that Col onel - was sober on that even ing?" he was asked. Did he speak to you upon his return to his quar- ters?"
 He did sir"
 What did he say?"
 He told me to be sure and call him early in the morning. sir
 And did the colonel say why he wanted to be called early?"
 "Yis, sir. he did. sir He said he was goin' to be Queen O May. sir" responded the orderly with conyina- ing gravity.
 NEW YORK. - Kenneth A Chad wick. a cook. appeared in a Brooklyn court house to have his wife arrest ed for perjury. beause she had told him before they were married that she had no mother.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
BOY SCOUTS IN ACTION.

Mrs Howard - And so two of your sons are boy scouts? Where do they do most of their reconnoitering?
 Mrs. Coward In our refrigera tor.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

BOSTON. Oct. :. President Taft spent Sunday with his family in this city. Interviewed as to his opinion of the political outlook. Pres ident Taft said: 'I have every req. son to be satisfied with political | conditions. and am especially grat- flied with the encouraging news | am receiving from the Northwestern states"
 BEWARE OF TEDDY. BEVERLY. Oct. . President Taft in an interview here today charged that Roosevelt is am bilious to bring about d condition of despotism. The progressive plan is l lraught with more danger to the United States than has been any move ment since the civil war. Roosevelt and his followers would do away with the constitution of the United States, framed by the fathers of this republic. and substitute therefor the British form of constitution. which is no constitution at all"
 TAFT FEARS.
 MANCHESTER, Oct :. Pres- dent Taft arrived here late this af ternoon in his automobile, and is the guest for the night Of Robert Lincoln. son of President Lincoln. former secretary of war and direc- tor of a dozen big institutions. in cluding the Pullman company, the Chicago Telephone company. the Pullman Trust and Savings bank. and the Continental and Commer- cial National bank
 IT COSTS MONEY.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. - Before the senate committee which is in vestigating the matter of campaign funds, Charles Taft today testified that he contributed s25O,0OO to the Taft campaign in 1908. of which Sl5O.0OO was later returned to him He also testified that he contributed $2l3,000 of the fund for the renom- ination of President Taft. includne $l25. 5.0o0 which he gave to the Ma tional Republican committee.
 Dan Hanna testified that he gave $l11, 900 to the Roosevelt party prior to their convention at Chicago this year, in the interest of the nomna ton of Roosevelt
 AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY.
 WASHINGTON. Oct 9. - William Mckinley, in teStifying before the senate committee on campaign con. tributions, said that he had been able to account for s265 900 spent to secure the renomination of President Taft and that more than half Of that amount was contributed by Charles Taft. brother of the presi- dent. and by other members of the immediate family of the president
 IN VERMONT
 MANCHESTER, Vt. Oct. S.-Pres ident Taft in speaking here today talked of the sturdy sons of the Green Mountain state, and afterward visited the birthplace of his father. at West Townsend, Vt.
 TAFT HOME. BEVERLY. Oct. II. President Taft is expected home tomorrow from his Vermont and New Hamp. shire trip, and as has been his GUS tom during the present campaign. will spend Sunday with his family. The tour through Vermont and New Hampshire was made by auto. the president having visited many Of the smaller towns unapproaChable by railroad
 ADMIT DEFEAT.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. H. Al ter having tried every means possi- ble to compel the placing of the names of the Taft electors on the official ballot, the supporters of the president have abandoned further ef- fort to Oust the Roosevelt men. and will take their chances on an In dependent ticket
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

thcv were unable to add to the score. and finally were compelled by darkness 10 call the game off. In The first encounter. a full nine in- ainSs were played withou. either nine making run
 WIN AGAIN
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II. The local Americans again defeated the Nationals this afternoon. bv SCOT of , to ?. This is the third straight game won by the Americans in tht local league post-series.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

batch received from tuuS'aufHupIO E,ss,riaa go t1gh 'o|t ot 'ha awihfl. 8r5on 0t Nourynr1rH troops hs th Turkish torres Is not confirmed lu- day in any way. and Vas evidently d ,aHarI Today Hul-arH uLd Scr. Hfu declared war a-ainst Turkey. and their troops ar~ urrHtriu- 'u take the field.
 The Turkish losses iu 'he battles fought today on the frontier ar~ rr l ported to have been heavy. rsarejal |ly in their fight at Uht>jkaa with ! the Greeks
 PODGOEITI. Noutpuo-ru net h 1 The Norreu,-rn army this wom- fng opened 5fs attack ulou the ] Turkish position near this city and i the Turks returned their fire A 1 the first discharge of the Turkish guns. Prince Peter. son of King . Nicholas ot Mou'eue@ro Was ~ho.
 RUSHING TO MEET DEATH. 1 CONSTANTINOPIE. Cot. II Tla inc situation iu the Balkans is 0- sumlng proportions. is ud..t,I o. the action ot rhe Turkish sr.,rn. menf whi | has ordered tha Ho1t izatiou ct no fever than .@"u 1 Turkish soldiers in Eurogew Tu",'. l. is the hoB" of the goN,rumaa' ' . place this mI number at m.a ] l the field during the present H... as i, apparently Is rcglized chd- 1 there js much tp he @aiHeu Dt : arompt action.
 MONTENEGRlNS M CONTROL ! LONDON. Oct IL Unless 'h Turkish 4oyerum,nr rush,s troops tu the frontier. me Noutcuc-ri will have fuI ,ourol of rhe n'r,, country. and il will hr with the -g,at est difficulty that they Will A' dj- . lodged Adyic,S received her, tAis afternoon state that the Moutonn- -rins are sprraaiH- frrrN" thr'ugu out the Turkish tFpHtj," f.. 'h,.. barbarous treatment of asI ~hnn tHey ,AnoHntar ad tAy t"i@Lr.'. Turks are said to hr fleeing in e,,r. direction
 AS SOON AS THIS STOPS.
 WASHINGTON. Grt II I1, department of state has h-ru -o'ir ed hy Minister WjeI2@ ,.a' The Nj. ara.uau revolution ls ended
 THIS STARTS.
 PODGORITIA MnE',r,-rn. o.' Il The Noutenrgiu forces. by Kiu- Nicholas L. loJat mo., upon and captured pri,hlt,h. fl. Turkish garrison there -urr,uo.ri tc the MoutrUo@rlh forces at;,r . tarce fight.
 THESE BRAVE MEN.
 LAREDO. Texas. Oct II. Nu army of 1>pu rehrls We're aumli afcd yesterday Ny tha levhar '"' erals near Jmiuey. OaI> 11o toj Hl soldiers went up 12aimsj the larg" lore ot rehc.s bu' 'h,lr s...'. was complete Al the ond et rhp fight the federaI~ hau-rt Neae. C'' ouel TcIlo to d telegraph .7le a.' ruf off the ears ot k rrhel-
 THREATEN AMERICANS. FL PASO. Oct. IT. llrre is co. sterration among the American DO. .Iot,S of the Mexican railroads as " IeSu.r o. in" "arniug "hi,A '.a have received from lhc rebr. '"4f .crs. thrrateniug them with srrrli1 death if they are found on III, ns .l.a mains in the Sou'h atlrr II, lsth Of the month.
 2ERVlA DECLARES WAR,
 BERLIN. Oct IL The Sr"\," .o@ormment has formally |.'o,.| ytr ou Turkey. and the 1dNjcrs r., tcoiyed here this afternoon from Ec, .rade ,ouyee the further iutorma tion that a general advance ton ard he Turkish border has been ordered The declaration is not unexpected IS the Srryiaus several cJys ago granted q war fund of $Hnuo.poo.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
HIS MEMORY BETTER.

WASHINGTON Oct h. rrcsH dent Arehaoli of the Standard GH company. Was recalled this moruiu- @ ti, sena'" committee which Is .N's .-4tiug thp matter oi cam mi2m contributions in this and pre- Fious presidential campaigus. Asked f"gardiu- letters published in the maea.irrs in which he is charged tith having written letter to Sen. ator Hanna in reJcrpuyc to "Obicc- ,ionJhl" lc2islatiou that is being ell. acted in Ohjcs Ar,hnod admitted H,Niu- written q letter. He Was also qu, stiourd as 10 his relations AL.M S.,-atnr Enralinr
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
TEDDYS BACKING.

pUEBLO, Colo. Oct |. Wood row Wilson. speaking here today. charged that The United States Steel corporation is behind the Roosevelt or Third party, in regard O the regulation of the trusts which they propose
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
IN NEW YORK.

\-W IOEk. Oct . FraTjn- tH,u t.a. s.-.u ot tay funeral ot
 U,- Jack IrIig. Nno Mas nl.Iyl Salur1as ou 'ue Eas, Side. Woula he made line occasion Tor dcmou- stratioH and r.oliHg ny the friends ot the dead eduester. a detaCh- mcul ot ~ mounted police escorted Il" funeral procession ju the ,vue
 Ter, this afternoon. and remained ou the Syene until the ceremony haa
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
WILSON AND BRYAN TOGETHER

LINCOLN. Neb Oct | Wood TOW Wilson. Democratic candidate for the presidency. spent Sunday jG this city. d guest at the home Of William Jennings Bryan.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
THE POLICE

\EW YORK. p,l I'm. fy.ar ol LI'uioEtnt Eoci,-r og the ,Aarg, oI tu-merT.I- tH' assassination uH Herman Aos"utAL 4y-Iu # ,u.s ,'p ;u.s morning. aui the selection ,E JUEmgn was srHI m mp-r,.s at 4ao HnGr this afternoon nh, AnGh el th, court Is pro r-dlu4 rauin and smoothly. aad il is pop UT., that tn" taking ot testmuuE --LL -.-.-,- ..-.-- H. -
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
WIN AGAIN.
STANDPA71ERS
WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS,

BOSTON. Oct :. President Taft spent Sunday with his family in this city. Interviewed as to his opinion of the political outlook. Pres ident Taft said: 'I have every req son to be satisfied with political conditions, and l am especially grat- flied with the encouraging news | am receiving from the Northwestern states"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
Four years ago James Danszene

FOur years ago JamtS IJaISZtHt, of Nashville. ran thorn in his thi@h and broke il off. The open ing healed and he suffered no pain, Recently his knee beeaame sore and when the surer 1T .. the lhscess the thorn was | C ' inches from the point al Wl.. h r had entered
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
SPORTS BY
 TELEGRAM H
LESTER WINS.

SYDNEY. Oct |. lack Lester Mas -lvcu the decision last night over Jack Howard in the thirteenth Ui what was To have been a 2O.roun contest IL was apparent from the start that Lester was the bet t"r man ot the two. but he lacked ih" steam to put Howard out. al though he had him down dozen limos
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
PECULIAR PLEASURE.

TACOMA Ort h. When Floyd Jacobs read ju the morning paper hat the sound he had inflicted upon his sweetheart Grace Brooks. Wouli aIo}r Ia.al h, Ninle a nole saving.
 ~yr, Gadu good job of ii. Now "' are both happy. Alter WhjoH
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
WORKERS WON.

BUTTE. Oct. There Is great
 rejoicing throughout 1hp coal re- sious ol Montana and Wtomiu- ,o- aIl over the satisfactory adjustment ot the differences between the coa! miners and the operators oi 1h, tau states A d result oi th- concessions -rauted by the coal 1aruus the men AilI receive an ill., crease ol iu per cent in their wages. =r=juuiu- immediately. and arr' wait h" d resumption of ar- tAHo~ tbrou2heUt the several dis
 u.l- before Iua la. $" of another
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
A tr} FAX DEAD.

the district attorney. who fough, for. and succeeded Ia ~r,Ugiu. married men as jurors.
 A FREAK DEAD
 NIIMINGTON. Del. OU lp.- To day is recorded the death of M.lllr. uae oi tue famous -Cmistm, Twins, % the pHt~ttal wonders of the world They had th" sam" body bu, two s"'s ot heals and legs and how Christine is going ru pack around l'u her halt d hody. one head and ''o ."-~ whi'A are dead is thu question that is puzzling the do,. tors and AhIDh k giving Miss Chris
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
IN OHIO.

DETROIT. Oct. S Colonel RoOsc eeIt Was accorded all enthusiastic reception by many thousands of ad- mirers upon his arrival in this cir> today. and during the two hours he tarried here. he delivered two addresses to overflow meetings.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
AGAlNS THEM.

SAIFAL NUSs-. OCt m. - Justice quinn today denied the application VI Lror GioyauHiui and Caneso. the La"r"nt" strike leaders under trial for usrting murder. to be allow rd out on bonds The labor press of h" l+ast is making much of this de
 nI1l making il appear that 1hc .ourts are in lhc conspiracy To aIac" thr bi1m. for policemau's aat upon the labor leaders who wer,. TWO mics awal from the scene when the policeman shot and killed
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
THESE BRAVE NJ Fk.

LAREDO. Texas Oct. II. \u army of 1>uu rrhrls We're auulii afed yesterday 1y tha Neviran 'n1. erals near Umjucy GaIt 11o fot .rI' soldiers went up aaainsj the large fore ot rebels. hu' rh,.r f..n. was complete Al the ond et rl" fight the federaI- hau-ei E~he. c'. ouel Tello to a telegraph sole u.. u. II tL. .-.r. u lN r.-lLL-l-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
IN IDAHO.

LEWISTON. Idaho, Oct T, Tn, supreme court today hr.d that tn didates for congress were not nom mated in d proper manner, and 1hat shey therefore should not be crrli- fled To hy the election authorities
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

DAWSON. Oct. :. Al a n<nting Of the board of trade held this af- ternoon resolution was adopted unanimously which recommends the appointment of pr. Alfred Thoml- son, present member Of parliament from the Yukon. to the office Of min ister of mines of the Dominion in case separate portfolio Of mines is created. as there is some talk of doing
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
BAD ACCtOENT I

WA<tii\l,lo ON. nfr he de Se1,nUs .u1ur. ot L. private. soldiers d. l.uas hanna. as result ol in, prruAruF, explosion ul d sh-!I which Ll.s Merr loading in a Held gun .HrIn. a practice shoot
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

HE SAW THEM.
 NEW AORE. Oct II. Ioui, Kraus, waiter ,mplo,ed ir rhs Tendrrloin district testified loaa} al The Becker hearing that he hal witnessed 1he shooriue of Hcraaa Rosrnthal- He said he saN 1h, eausstcrs alieht from their aufo mobile and walk over to the p.ae, Hhcre lhe gambler Was shot. IL. firing hein2 done at signal lou jur ut the men.
 Jacob and Morris l.uhan, the rsse witnesses ahou whom the goi,ee have been much worried. ttrr- ln .2'ri today in jail al ArV2rh sl"ro the, ar" being hold b, Dis rrict Attorney Whitman unn suci 'j"ac @s he k ready ro IL. lh,m The men were taken ;o N"H aa'l;-a IL precau'jou against interference . tGr police of this city.
 4 SLIPPERY PROPOSITiGn.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oet. IL VIII ian II Holber- a local custom, 0ci"htr. WAS today caught 'llia, 1 axle grease. ,hr cans colainiu: Chimes" opium instead ot axle -r"us. llOlbcre ronfcssrs that he has ',...: selling fhe oortrabari sDula fp. yra:.s without being caueht at r.
 LOVES THE SPOT LIGrT.
 NII.EAHO. Ocr II -Ja,l: Joh SOB. the Ecavy~ri-hr champion ln- iIjsI. roaay had his brother. Charl ,s i arrested on the charges uf IIr~pn> and loreer,, by which Ghl"',. oh tainrd snor,} from Jacks sa}oau.
 BOTH BACK.
 SEATTLE. Oct. II. - S"rrr,arlc> ] Fisher. of ,he interior. ani Knox o1 state, have arrived IT. this citt from Honolulu Fisher Haa joined ii tine island capital by Secgctaf, Nluy. and both returned across th, 1 Pacific on the cruiser Maryland
 WHAT ABOUT RIDDEN? i OLYMPIA, Oct II. supreme Judge Black has been by the ooUr;s declared ineii1ible for the office ol -oycrtor, the constitution Of ii, state prohibiting julees from hold i ing any other office during the tern i Tor which they have been elected.
 NEED MORE PROTECTION. SEATTLE. Oct. II. Genera leonard Wood chief of staff of th, | United States army. who is now eli ca2cd ill inspecting the defenses oi 1 the Pacific coast, today stated that ! ,hr coast is Grea,ly in need of nor, | troops Tor defensive purposes. LlNCOLN'S COUSIN. ] ALBANY, Hi. Oct. II. - Captain David Parihs lhilot. q cousin Of Abra nam Lincoln. died here today at hi> l home in this city.
 i MAKING THE ENDS MEET i NEW YORK. Oct. II. A "raI end collision on the New York ele yatcd railway this morning cau,,e, | injury to 22 passengers.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14


 WASHINGTON. Oct x. James NJ. sheridan. successor to Glavis today resigned as chief of the fiell service to become assistant attorney general of Arizona, and will conduct The trial Of the California land cases which will be heard in Arizona
 THE BAD BOY.
 CHICAGO. Oct. <. Millionaire Harrison E. Riley. president of the Chicago Title X Trust Co.,. was ar rested today and arraigned in court charged with renting houses for i'm moral purposes.
 THE SPIRIT CITY.
 SEATTLE oct 2. Josiah Col lins. d Seattle pioneer and former owner of the Seattle Times. has beer Potlatch for 1913.
 HARMON IN FRISCO.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. x. Gov ernor Iudson Harmon. of Ohio. ar rived from the East yesterday for the purpose of selecting the site which will be occupied hy the Ohio state building during the Panama Pacific exposition.
 NOT GUILTY.
 ABERDEEN. Wash. Oct 2. Al CT being out four hours. the jury n the case of Millionaire Crtech. tn: lumherman charged with the murder of d detective. brought in q verdicr of not guilty.
 JURY COMPLETE. NEW YORK. Oct. 9. - The selec ion Of a jury to preside at the tria of Police Lieutenant Becker Was completed today and the hearins will begin in real earnest tomor row morning. The jury. as selected Is looked upon as a big victory fol
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
THREATEN AMERICANS.

Fl. PASO. Ocr. II There is ,o. sterration anon. the American DO. .Iot,s of the Mexican railroads as IeSu.r ot in" aarHiug Whi,A ''r As1e received from lhe rebr. '.af crs. threatening them with .rrNi' death if they are fouud on III. t .l.e mains in the Sou'h asaer H. i-.B. If tho month
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

SAN JUAN DEI. SUR. NjDara-uI Oct. 7 The town oi Leon. jhr last stronghold ot the N..dvt-uLu insurgents. surrendered to Iirut"u ant.Colonel Long aid ihe AmeriOa,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

LIVERPOOL. Oct | sir Thos Lipton, the sporting harouct who has done so much 10 advance tho sport Of yachting. sailed from this port this morning for New York 10 present d formal challenge Tor a
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14

VANCOUVER, B. C. Oct. :. - X crank today attempted to take the life of Sir Donald Mann. the grca. railroad builder
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
MONTENEGRINS M CONTROL

II The Mouienrglju forces. : ny Niu- Nicholas l., Dotay mo.' upon and captured pni,hltah rl. Turkish garrison there -urr.uo.ri to the MoufrU"@r0 forces at,'r s ft.rt-,a figIf
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
GUILTY OF COMPLlCITY.

INDIANAPOlIS. Oct 7 Ed waIs. the Gin .inuaU agcu, of tha Structural lroua orkers' union toda p}ru!od guilrl tu eompH,ilE in th, dynamite oulra@es. ,hroWin- rou s,ornurieH into tAc ranks oi the ae ..l~rd
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-14
ONE WAY.

SEATTLE, Oct. K MajorGelf eral Leonard F. Wood, chief of staff of the United States army. arrived this morning on his tour of iuspec ton of the defenses of the parifi coas'. II, says that the principal object of his visit to Puget Soup.' is to consider the future location here of from one To three heavy gal fiGIl-. tT GpldiarS