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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Notits at Mtorooni. Sefnifernes an.
iflle[ie bor Den, at Marooni bao0e
forboIet ben troo0Ieie Sele9rofs
Sufoes / 80 aor. Bouliens Opfin-
belle bar genial; Ben '0lleOe til mo-
get. gouIiens SDitem bor beitooet
lin Brepe til en- ioooon SuI6fom-
men6e6, at ban, ser bar WeillionPr,
biloe bobe dlle Bengene til anl9get,
toge beIe gniboret % ~gorontere ct
tilfreoSitiIIenoe 9feiultot. Zen onle-
ritonite %Jie9erin9 boooe tilblt6t
To1tliens Selifabet at opertoge De
ier0ige Stotioner I Gmerifo, men
Selifobet bao0e forel6big ofilooet
bette | 6ilIio til, at bet oiIoe be.
toIe jig life of i9lge en6nn. Oo alt.
~toriteterne ioo 8oulien1S pitemet8
Sltfces, 1t0iotte be OpfsreIien og
antnooe6e Beach Sbomion ON OF
ioretoge en- Opbisnino of Spitemet
/ @oibington.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Gor6on. 10 geooember. s oct |
Dag / commissioner ON ben trooo-
Isfe 9elegrof afbolOt Weoe blep
B%olllens Srod0lsie oemonitreret
poo en- Madoe, Der pafte Den Iterfe.
ite 9epegeIie i commissioner.
Oirefteren FOR oct omerifanife
Goitliens aompogn erfl9reoe mem.
Zig, at bans SeIifab bar ienOt trooo'
life 9elegrommer oDer 9ano oper
en- 5trefring of 1850 engelite Viii
peS Dag. 8ro San 6ranciIfo til
Sonolulu, Der er 2400 engelife Wil
fiernet ira ~bi1onOen, bleu Der bag.
lig ien6t ompeo 1000 6elegramner.
SeGegronmerne ienotes liee til 81.
1Oh Sormi0ooe. San forIifreoe
enouioere, at BouliensS totioten /
Gan 5ronciifo baoOe %opinappet 9e.
legrmnmer ira Monosiuriet, 9pil.
fet por 800 ei9eIite Wil lengere
borte emo Sonolillu. Selegrafiiterne
bapoe oesuoen fonItateret, at oe en-
Not boDoe beret | Stnn6 til at OPP.
inappe MarconiIT eleeramner, Der
por afIen6t fra en- al @bite Stor-
2iniens Dompere gttlanterbapet,
og fom bar minoit 5000 eneelIfe
Dill borte.
9 aftenne0et erfI9re6e Oirefte'
rem, at ban bar / gtrglnrto for at
ieae Sunorberoe meo bet engelife
DolIiensS eIffab. 3 9Irnerito bar Der
ingen Saefpnoiee, Der mere tog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
@ulobrDnnp
Gnoicnot Of $. 6. RieIien,
Nortbfielo, 0tinn.)

2spone Den y. Oftober feireoe
@oor0eier 0iels artitianien % SIT.
itru Oeres @uIobrpGGup.
@lllobrpogom og i9rll0 ct begae
f6Ot j gierre % bor p9ret %boii00en.
be / @uGObruoens 8e0egaor0 ii0en
oeres 8titermoal. @utobrltogomnen
er 8eteron ira 1864 og oeItog oll-
trent belle oct itrenge 5eltog; ban
bar meo beO SiIbogetoget ira Dan-
nebirfe % Oeltog Oerefter | Dpb6el-
Stoniernes 5orioar; ban fort9ller
frif og ligligt ON Den for 0onnorf
ioa ulpffelige o9 meningsleie 8rig,
men %Illltter otto meo at iige: o@u0
fri os fra 9rigens HGosIer, tbi be
er forfPrOeligel"
@ltl0brlOeporret bar bnft o9 op.
6roget 7 9srn, 3 Ssnner og 2 Dr.
tire, oerof er De 3 al Sennerne bo.
iotte qmerifa og bar bet nlIeinm-
men rigtie go0t; en- al 6em bar /
8inter bienme poa ct ilere Ntoone.
oers 8eisg, til flor @ln0e FOR De
qornIe. De on0re. 8srn er boiio0en.
be ber | Omegnen, og en- Spigerisn
fit ior nogle anr ii6en @nar0en ef.
ter @lllobriroeporret, ion BOG frem.
6eles Dor poo 6enne % npOer ct
ooot Opbolo Der. @itI0brit0egom.
me er rs Aor, loet ban er f6ot ben
s. STARTS 1886, @uIobriloen er fe0t
ii. spriI 1874 og er oItioo So
9lar.
8roos oeres fpemifre0ne @Ioer,
err be 6egee iiel6en roife, o9 bi9l.
per til poo @ooroen efter be0ite
gDne.
Mlereoe ira gonite ti6li9 pna
Dogen begpn6te 9pfsnifninger at
itrsnpue mo. Gn Gomite ira en- Del
Of Sognets 8eboere me0 ct SeIn-
bpger uteO Sn6ifription og moe.
boIoenoe 200 ar. / @llIo. Oerne
@ope leoiogeoeS al en- Goresie IN.
nerteanet nreo @ibfrnes Roon. Wton-
ae on6re @aoer / reoe Benge ioo.
bel om i @Groigenitonoe mo0toges.
Sra arigsnindterict fom De ieo-
%ponfige 80 SIR, leoioget Of en- Sfri-
belle ne6 2pfsnffning fra Sorioors.
m%inifteren. Ssft poo @fternIooogen
bar @itl6brlfoeporret meo Bamilie
iii afters I 9ierre Rirfe. Otter at
De onr tonrmen biem, in6fonot Ser
reosfogeo Sobierring o9 5rlie ii9
for at snFte til 2pffe. Serreosfoa.
ben bar i @%oIlofniIorm 8e0 Set.
maoIfibet boI6t 8nitor aierfegooro,
TeISoger, en- biertepnrm og trPffen.
be 9ate 90 oplpite in0lsbne 6ele-
qrnmmer. 6eribfonot ct fra 6olfe.
tinasmon0 Ssergen Senien afeis.
Der bleo oe6 9oroet iinget Here
GonGe ocriblnuot en-, iom en- al Ssn-
nerne ! Nmerifo bopoe ienot til
Dem, % iom bar Dem til megen
@fP6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
GpiOemi paa en- anierne.

Yao 6pItningSortiQeriet Safer
ne beo 5re0erifsbolms 8onal / So
6en9oon, 9oor Der er ~taIerneret ca.
1870 Mnn6, er | 9sbet al 9sr6og
g.. o9 10. geob.) o9 SenOog ca.
40 Qfan0 bleoen ipge nn6er Iad6an.
ne Spmptomer, at ReoningSforpiet
montte t~iIfnlOes, for at DC ipge iaa
burti9t iom mlli9t fun6e fomme ltfl-
Der 29gebebon0ling.
Spg0ommeils angreb fom nemlig
olOeles plitOieIigt, ioa at De ip9e
b~ogitoOeIigt talt ionf ioqnmen, 60or
De too % elf. fSpmptomerne por
SoimneGbeO og ooGOiomme Sopeo-
interter.
Dc ip9e SoGOoter blen tronspor.
tere0e til gpi6emi. SpQebuiet, bbor
mon belOeOe til oen NnifueIie, at
man Ito6 ooerfor ct ret oIDorIigt
ltoiIo9 at en- SniGuen8oeptoenri
8oo Observation-Disclosures err Snqe-
bliiets sperite gbef Stobslege Ior.
RE, iant Seruminititutets 0ireftsr,
Or. meS. 81. 0oSien iomlet til en-
conference oq ll~nOerisaelie / Gn-
Geoatitg al 81 istnnfen ON en- 5or.
qiftning. Soorpi6t en- ioo6nn fore.
Iig9er, fon man life iiqe / 9ieblif.
fet.
aebenboon, II Noo. : 9sbet al
Il DAG er poerligere en- bolo Sres
Mtono bIepen in6Iogt poo BET mill.
tpre CHRONOLOGICAL. gatienternes
Nntol er / giebIfffet IS.
Gefrnt.S agen. 100 SIR. til boer
al Sol6oterne. 5inanslropolget for
ben 10. os. bebonolet en- Senoenoel.
lie ira Sorioarsminiiteriet ON of
noe eritotnine til De TO uberetti9et
itraffe6e aoIbor9.S oIooter.
Ron Dor bIepen enie ON, at Der
ffuI0e p0es Dem bper en- grltotnin9
poa 400 Ser.
Me6 Seninn til l10betolin9en
ital Der bore truffet ben 9eitemmel-
ie, at 8inonsuopoIget fremiptter
2nife ON, at ben enc al De to ube.
rettiget itroffe0e, Der er Soloat en6-
MI, ifol babe fine Henge operleoe.
reoe foron 6ronten, for at Opreis.
ningen 0erpeo poerligere ton un6er-
~itreges.
5olfefirfen. SognepreIt for@reo-
Menigbeo / 9larbus Stiff gorob er
|efter aniseHine bIeoen frftaget for
at opertoee @mbeoet ion Sogr1e-
prGit for aippinee os grarup DE.
nigbeoer / 9ollan0. SnIiterS Stift,
6porefter fbo. 5osneprrit iOr 8iele
90 8inge Wtenigbeoer i 8ibor9
Stift, Sefretpr oeS airfeli9 Sore.
ming for Srt6re @isfion / asben.
6opn 5. z. Sn0olin er iiOrtepnt til
Sognepreit for nponte Menigbeber.
SogneprGit for Setter 9srlen-
Soenitrip Wenigbe6er / aarbus
Stfft 81. 6. SltbG er itonepnt til
Sognepr9it for Ssnoer 8isiine.
8oerlo0eeooro WeniebeOer | iomnte
Stift.
&fotilperen6e adlosfopellan for
8lgo6-S trelluf Menigbeoer | Ribe
Stift u. anoerfen er it6nGpnt til
SoeneprGit for .Ssiberg og @lsborg
Menigbeoer | anrbus Stiff.
Sarnebnab meo Jurbinoringer.
@n arbei0rfnmilie pon 6obriffen
rGntia" peo asiens ifilIoe iorleoen
bape ct Barn osbt. og ben beitiIte
@ittomobil msbte ogfan til Jtoen,
men n9gteoe, 6o oct fom til Shit
fet, at gre Eienefte. Dens eier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

OB DuH DUUoe lIl. UJlulpo. y. @lp.
lige facet en- Some op poa 8ognen,
Oa 9eitene Idb lSbif, ioo &onen
ful0t of. SeItene blep f6rit i~tonoie6e
inoe poa ielpe 8obriffen, og fbrft
efter at gognen bor 6entet til6oge,
fltn0e mar bragg al Ste6 til 6olilep
&irte, bbOr 8t9Iten og 0egnen bob-
0e bentet en- lpngere 6to.
MDitiif SOribinOen. 5 9rOin9 paa
Nors er man / 0enne Iii (13. 08.)
iterft optnget al at Ell oerboenoe
8oelsmon0 Onsoog 0en 80. DITTO.
Der er foripunOen fra lit 9iem, u6en
at man pe0, 6oor ban er bleoen af.
Den foripmn0ne bar i'll. D0eor8B
6olfe6l." peliitlieret og leoeoe ct inf.
feligt 5otniIielio, men bobOe / no9.
lie Gage ppret melonfolif og flo9et
ODER Smerter | 8ope0et, ioo bet for
moOes, at ban floffer iinosfp9 ont
firing. gae @fteriSgnin9er bar bio.
til beret iorgppeS.
SOlet Sa6rif. @rosierer Sobou.
RIP / aorblls o9 2prer Do6lsgonro
/ 0pfS6in9 so. far iom @reflitorer
/ of6. 5dbrifont Scbotrltps O6bsbo
folet ben Og6s6oet tiG6sren0e Glen.
poo SaoneplnOien i Npf6bin9
M. til g. Nrnt5en af @riGeb o9
anoers a~rnt8en, S6r9en Nielien
a9ent 5aartoft, olle al gepfs-
bin9 3D., for 10000 ar.
Gn6oi0ere iol9tes III. uWtorse
&o." oct Observation-Disclosures
tiGberenoe Eager al MatlOildoer,
Sferer m. m. til S%oftllropris. 8irf.
ion6e0en ooertages 0en l.. 5e6r.
1913. G6berne bor tilli9e fooet Get
til at benptte 5irmoets Rnpn og
@orenprfe.
Sr. 5ranS b, Sesien. Eli Ne0of'
tor 5rono b. Sessions genner / ag.
benbaon in0l6b i'll. oBoI." Nonoog
glften Den II. os. ira oct ipenffe
@enerolfoniulot 3onitontinopeI
GeIe9rom on, at Ben @fteris9nin9.
Der pda oeres 9lnmo0ning bar ioGrf-
lot efter ben %foriplnone aorreipon'
bent, bor ppret r~eiultatl6s. @oniltlo.
tet ontoger, at Den Oanife Sournofiit
enten er to9en til 5nnge elIer er
blepen lfitot.
Otter bpao nRiget" meo6eler, FAR
Observation-Disclosures foreipltret / oct
@eion0tlfo6 i aonitnntinopel
bar mo6toget Soar gnaenoe no
pod, at @eion6tffabet formo6er, at
6ron3 b. Sesien opbol6er Jig oe6
ScbotoIio, men at @eionotifnbet /
fife far bgrt noaet til bom /
BEN iioite ltee.
0Dt Seater / CSenie. S6enie, u.
.geooember. Sem tedterinteresiereoe
WHn6 i O6enie, @totsrnno 5. &.
Gbriitenien, Heooftsr 8reper, @ros-
ierer 89bnieDot, @rosi erer Scanning
og @roSierer Senrif Rielien, bar
til O0eitie 9nrano inogipet 5orilog
ON Opfsrelie al ct mt Seoter /
O6enie. Ieatret Toreilaos logt |
0longenS &noe. Segnfngerne er f9r.
oise os PIanen fuIotiro iifret, bpis
piier ben ~ns6oen0ige Sms.
oefommenbeo. 6eotrets Opfsrelie er
nnflooet til at foite 100000 Ser.
Grporten al SDiSfaal. 0enne
grport er meget ~betpOelig, iOet ben
Ii0ite SGion ipl0te life min0re
emo 800 @o9nlobninger, forlt0en
ll6ferilen til a1tslon0. bapoe no9le
benpen0t Jig til Sano-
Observation-Disclosures ON at foo en-
Control inofsrt meO Soiotoal, ioo.
at Der fltn6e u0ieroiges Ser.
ON, at Gaalen peo Sro.
laoningen por ogooe. iunoe 8arer",
% at ben Dor ablet poo Amoger.
0ette iioite bopoe fin ierIiee Snter.
ssie, i0et aool fra SollanO % Spif.
lano, Der er oplet efter 6anIf 5rs,
,rportereS unoer gennpnelien amn-
ger Soi0faal".
@iter 6orbon0ling meo ben u1.
nor .GpIgfohat niy-fattAo 0onttrof supA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

N'bJoto1 " oiabA w 0J'O Do5
bun / ct 6or6er 6ar tilitonet ii
llifpI6ig. I
6n &arl fOribnnOen. @n &orl .
Bierre De0 9eo0n @eorg Be0eri .
Bor ii0en 3orsoog ben 7. OS. p
ret f%orioun0en. San flptteOe ben 4
y6obember fra 8ierre til DSsil p
goor0, men oenpote efter ct ID
Cages 5orl6b tilboge 0erfra til ,
SuS6ot0 / 8jerre % bo0 ON 9u d
ct Bor Gage, inOtil ban fit p
6eIoe. Son fit 1~iQo0eIien, og mo- D
tie 6ors0ogs beisgte fan fine p
GI0re i 9ierre, 6oOrefter ban p
Ioe no. Si6en bar ingen Jet IA
&orIen bar i 5eIge o6ori. ~
ftiffeli9 og %oroe1tlig o9 6aOOe / D
len8ere N(orrGffe tient ! iomB
PIo0S / 8ierre. !
6lOO6plge paa Sslano. 4turelU
II. 9tooenber. @l1 3loob6lge u
Wtan0ag 9tot 9aoet mo ODER Ears
be0 Snl0orfro6. Ollie 4iplorere
'fDI0teS. og Der onrette0es betpoelia
materiel Sfo0e.
set paa SslnnO. Gepfionif, t3.
9eoDember. 5 Dag fejres fer Si-
itorieTfrioeren 8oG Meliters bun-
0re0oorige 6e0ielsOng ne0 almin-
6eIig 5logning. 9ld0ene 6ringer Ie-
0enoe Artifler ON bans 9ips 8irf-
ion16eO og g~etp0ning. SslonOif 81.
teratnromnnt0 / &sbenbopn bar /
Oogens 2lnle6ning ub9ibet bans
Memoirer.
Ball Meliteo OsOe ior TO Qor il
ben, men bans @nfe, 5rlt 1boro
Melite6 leoer en0nu og er pe0 goOt
Selbre0. Sum mootager / Dag 9Df-
enIfninger fra ale 2on0ets Dele.
SranS. = Snoe6rGnot. gtplte0,
IL. gtoDem6er. 5 0tor8eS De0 Sefs.
tioen opIto0 Der Sl0 / en- itsrre 60
De pao Npiteo Narf, tiIbeernoe &e.
iteban0ler SIR. 2oje 9aOen neo.
br9n0te fuG0Itenoig.
5 Huinen forot man ct itnrft
forfnQet og oloeleS ufenoeligt Vten-
nelfeli9. Sooe0et o9 BET enc Ben
bar tilt ira aroppen. Gen SnOe.
6r9n6tes menes at p9re en- 8oga-
bono, Der / Scar er Jet poo @gner.
(Senere.) Den Snoe6renote er
en- 27oorig aommis Grit Stltos.
gaar0 ira Stlr0sgaar0 peo 9ernirt9.
San bar oprin0elig 9%anoelstom.
mis; men gift Den /. Ropember /
Wouuiotturlere 6os agbntoll0 Sens
Anoeri en / RDfebing. 0erfra for-
foanot ban Den 3. os., i0et ban Ell
terloo ct 9reo, bnori ban ~meooelte,
at ban reiite til Rpite0 for at ornf.
ne fig.
ltlDffer. Solltebro, II. Hopenber.
On trettenoorig Ssn al 9ertel 0er.
goaro i S0om 6ap0e / Soar faaet
'iot / en- la0t gesie. Sflr0et gift al
og ronte bans niaori9e 9ro0er /
8o9booeoet. Barnet 0poe pna Ste.
Oct.
9tpbor9, II. Rouennber. @n go.
Susmon6 0tu0s Gbriitenien
ira 3efipin0in9e eff Natten til 2er.
bag oil0 poo @iemoeien ira Ell gaa-
30 o9 ial6t i ct 8anobul og orif-
neoe.
Gn Wano meo giaie. @n unQ
ira Siaergo, Seroen 9lod,
bar iarnti0ig meo, at ban itoo /
altnitimeoel9re, toget Br9limin9r.
efsomer. Oette 9unititpfte Dor DOG
fife Den urge enereiIfa Man6 nof.
San piIOe nioere og tog efter TO
aars 5orl6b aogangsefSomen til
polptefniif 29reanitaIt. ) oiSie 9o-
ge bar ban tiaige uofsrt lit Soen0e-
/ allnitImeoeiaget, oo bans
arbeioe er, ffriper o5re0erifsborg
9lmts GoiS", inoitiGet til Sslpme-
oolie.
SnbilGnm. 9agermelter @ilbelm
Ssrgen Soerebe i 8ibore far Den
~. os. peret 8orger / 8iborg / 80
9[ar. Den 75aoriQe SSt1bilar er fe0t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
yals. Bonliems Sraaolbie.

en- interesfant u0talele
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Seitiaalet lin Steomooer. 6or no.
gen 3io iioen blep Der pos Ell @n.
lie pao @l. SeIIingpei / Belle itiaa.
let en- Sparefasieboe, lpoertbe paa
% Ger. os tilbsrenoe enfens IA.
ooriee Dotter. geo Soreipsreiel |
Sporetosien opIpites oct fffg Bel
Ie q. ab.", at Der pao 9ogen bar
'bgpet 90 Gr. of en- Oorne, Der efter
aft at 6smnte mootte bore @nfens
Steoootter, iom bap6e nnret pon
|@efeg, men pdr reiit bort, uoen at
|beroes OpbolbsiteS tenotes. Oct err
Ttoen lpffeoes at finoe benoe | 90.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
NlN~ONS RID FAREWELL
 TD THREE BROTHERS

Tho White Pass Lodge or Free and Accepted Masous held a rccep- .au after the regular meeting O. ..a order last night. in honor Of J. " Wallace. s. J. Hopper and Clyde Gwuu. three members Of the or. .e-. and three respected citizens ol Ssacway. who arc to leave within the coming week Go take un their residence elsewhere.
 Mir Wallace has served in the capacity of agent for the White Pass G Yukon in this city for about twelve years every day Of which ras added something to the es- raeu in which he is he,6 Ey our ..rf7aus.
 Mr. Hopper has also been with lra railroad where be has served .~ cashier for several years. He .wars Co leave with his family for TrerdweU where he win enter tIe employ oI the TreadweU company.
 Clyde GuDuu. for the past four .r i've years agent for the Alaska Steamship company, has resigned md we are informed he win go Go Tho rrvUF c0rur-. ar uar... aa~ nu-ser on the Jefferson for m.ry years prior to his coming t0 esn-way
 Tho loss of these three gentlemen, and Jae family of NIT. Hopper. will ha sincerely reErorted by SkaEwaus. We can say with Narc Anthony that They arc aIr honorable mon" whose .r~."n. win bo listed as uro- ..n-.a# loss Go Che community
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
HAYNES PEOPLE INDIGNANT
 AT ELECTION OFFICEIt-

Haines. Alaska, Oct. 2s-The city of Haines has been stung again by the commissioners apportioning the election precincts For some req son there has been no provision made for registering the votes out side of Che corporation Of Haines and those living on the outskirts Of Che city must go to Porcupine Co cast their votes if they vote at all.
 All the homesteaders, among whom are Andes. Handy, smith, Anyway. Combs and others will get no vote unless they travel @ miles Co the precinct at Porcupine The lack Jf making suitable pro vision Co register the votes Is co great injustice and the commission CTS are meeting with the just indig- nation of 'he people who are thus practically deprived Of the elective franchise.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
REMARKABLE STORY OF ALASKA2S DEVELOPMENT

Dickcson opened an S5.acre farm for his railroad. and last summer this ranch produced an the vege- tables used in the company's din- ing cars, river steamboats and ho- tcls Incidentally, an ot the fish for the company's patrons were caught in Lake Bennett and in the streams at the head Of the Yukon.
 Some of the Skagway farmers are thinking of going into the apple industry Two 4-year-old trees at Haiucs. forty miles from Skagway. bore good fruit for the first time last summer, and as a result hun dreds of young apple trees have been planted.
 The supplying of Alaska vege- tables and Seattle groceries to the towns along the Yukon last sum- mer put crimp iu the prices Of commodities of this kind, with the result that most or the goods brought from san Francisco and hauled up the big river 2,OOO miles against the current were left on the counters
 Perhaps one Of the most remark able things in connection with this agricultural development in Alaska is the fact that a large number or American beauty roses were gather ed in Skagway last summer and found ready sale along the Yukon. Next year other flowers will be grown and sold
 Since the agricultural craze struck Skagway. many greenhouses have been erected In that vicinity
 The SkaEway Agricultural Fair Association was incorporated last summer. and the first agricultural fair ever held in Skagway closed two weeks ago. Besides wheat, oats and other cereals and an kinds of vegetables, five different kinds Of wine made from the wild berries were exhibited. and many of the enthusiastic AlasKans are begin ming to think they may be able to find a market for these beverages. The wines include cranberry, blue berry. hucEleberry. raspberry, red and black currant and rhuharb
 We have demonstrated that this garden stuff can be produced, says Dfckrson. who Is now u Seattle, and next summer we intend Co Hood Che Fairbanks market with it iu opposition to the San Francisco goods if we have Co run it through from Skagway in bond
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
 FOUND IN SkAGWAN

That some one of the many gam bIors who invaded Skagway in the days of the first Klondike rush was endowed with a love Of the artistic was proved recently when a. Ia. DicEeson, manager Of the White Pass & Yukon Railroad, pur- chased @ furnished house which had been closed for several years, and in it found two canvases by the late Paul de Longpre, the noted French painter of flowers. The paintings are valued at $500 to S2.0OO each
 Dickesou regards his purchase as "a rather lucky one. He paid S4,- 00o. for the house as it stood, and discovered that, besides the paint ings. 1t contained about $15,0O0 worth of mahogany and antique fur mure.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
CRAHRS STILL
 AFTER TEDDY

Oyster Bay. Oct 26 Since Che shooting of Col Roosevelt. Che cranks throughout Che country seemed Co an re working over time writing threatening letters 10 Che ey-presideut The mails daily bring curious letters for NIT Roose- welt in which he Is asked all kinds of questions and Is threatened with all kinds of dire punishment if be doesn't do certain impossible things
 Iu the fear that some other crazy crank will try Co Rim him, the po- lice have placed extra guards around Mir. Roosevelt and he will be pro tected SO far as possible from O repetition of Che dastardly deed
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26

President O. L.. Dickeson of the White Pass G yukon railway after leaving Skagway for his annual trp to Europe, stopped in many og tae cities on his way east. While iu Seattle he was interviewed by the Seattle Times and gave Che fol- lowing interview which shows that Mr. nickcson Is advertising the re- sources of Alaska. The interview anpe1red in the issue of Oct. q:
 Determined that @ monopoly of Che Yukon River transportation bus mess no longer should be held by Che Northern Navigation Company, O. I. Dickeson. manager or the w. D. G Y. Railroad, last summer fired the first shot in what promises to be battle royal between transpor- auon giants of the North, by ship ping Sl0O,o00 worth of supplies and provisions purchased in Seat Ue. where they were sold at cost Now preparations are being made by Dickesou Co run line or steam boats direct from Whitehorse to Fairbanks. another point at which the Northern Commercial Company, a subsidiary organization oC the Northern Navigation Company. Is strongly entrenched
 Dickesou apparently is determined ro place himself in a position Co cope with the allied San Francisco companies in fight for the North oru trade. He believes that trans nortauon rates to Fairbanks can be reduced. Statistics prepared by the United States geological survey show that this field has produced more than 280.000.0n0 in placer gold. and that more than halt Of this sum has been paid out in trans portauou charges.
 Besides stocking his Dawson store with seattle grogor.es. which are sold m competition with those hrou-nt from San Francisco 6y the Northern Commercial Company, by way of St Michael Uickosou has established number Of experiment. al farms u the Skagway district rom which last summer he ship ped much produce Go Dawson The experimental stations are owned by the White Pass Company and the farms by individuals DfgEcson is enthusiastic over the results. aud so also are the farmers.
 In fact. some of tho SkaUway farmers are optimistic enough Co think na. within two years they not only win supply the interior country with vegetables, but win be u a position to send a surplus Co inc Seattle markets.
 Peter Watson, who took mp go homestead near Dyea, last summer harvested IG0 tons of hay, which sold for 2a4 a ton; 65 tons of po- atoes. which brought 9 cents a pound. 30 tons of cabbage, which was sold at good prices, and 9 l-2 acres Of rbubarb. which uotted 8 l-2 cents a pound
 Il. n. Clark. another farmer, ship ped to Dawson peas, celery, turnips, cauIrowcr and many other kinds of vegetables. while still another farm CT in the same locality shipped to Dawson 500 boxes Of fine straw berries. which brought S1 a box wholesale The fruits and vege- tables are shipped to the Yukon in refrigerator cars, six of which Dickesou put into service last sum mor.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
THE MAKING
 0F AN EDITOR

Marquette. Oct 2G-Theo. Rooae- welt has started suit for criminal. libel against Editor Geo. Nowo,J O. tho Daily Iron A-e Ho asks Io" ten thousand dollars damage be- cause the Michigan editor published uhelous articles about him and made uofamarory attacks on lis private character. The editor in his zeal for the success of the Taft party resorte6 Co the rauke#. abuse of Roosevelt in which he was referred to as a booze fighter and incorporate iu both the uso Q. liquor and language.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
BECKER WILL
 MAKE \ FIGHT

New York. Oct. 2s-Ex-Lieuteu- ant Of Police Becker. who was yes terdav found guilty Of first degree murder for ordering the killing of gambler Roseuthal. intends to make a hard fight for an appeal to Che higher courts He will have plenty of funds at his command Co employ the ablest legal talent. and that goes for much in this age of The almiehuness or dollars
 The case against Whtey. or Lefty" Louis has been set Co start November Tth
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26
REFUSED
 ID PINGLE UP

Baltimore. Oct 2s Thomas Edt
 son Che noted inventor received a threatening letter yesterday in which Henry Mitchell asked for money He told Edison that if Che money was not sent Co him that he would kin Che inventor Mir Edi- son did not send the money, but instead sent the letter Co the police who immediately took Mitchell iu- to camp The man has had troub- les until he is somewhat distracted
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26

The Ladies Improvement Society had load of trees delivered al Sixth and Broadway this evenim- and another load win be down to- morrow night All those who have made application for trees for planting are requested to call as soon as possible and take them away while the men arc ou the gr0uud Co deliver them
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-26

Mir and Mrs H. D Kirmse and family have secured a cottage iG Ketchizau and win leave on the Spokane Co take up their residence there for the winter. returning To Skagway in Che early spring Mfr Kirmse wishes Co devote few months Co his business interests iU the Eirst IiLv