The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-28
PROGRESSIVE
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 HELPED TEDDY.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l. - George W. Perkins today appeared before the senate committee hilh is in vestigating the matter ef campaien contributions and testified To his know ledge in the matter. He sali that he gave s122 oop to the Roose- welt cause previous to the Roose- welt Chicago convention. but denied the story that he has underwriters toosevelt's election with the insur ance companies 10 the extent of $2e .a00
 MAY LOSE JOB.
 CHICAGO. Oct 21 Under the laws of California. unless Governor Johnson. running mate Of Roosevelt returns to California within six days. he will forfeit the goverrorship Roosevelt demands thai Johnson return. but the latter is as yet un- decided
 OFF FOR HOME.
 CHICAGO. Oct 21 Theodore and Mrs Roosevelt the former be ing well on the road tc recovery from his recent bullet wound left this city this morning for their home at Oyster Ray where the col ouel will r"cuperatc for few days before taking the platform again to close his campaign for the prtsi- dency.
 WILL STUMP.
 OYSTER BAY. Oct. % Thea- iore Roosevelt and family arrived here al Tn o'c1ock this morpiqe. the colonel feeling fine. He an nounces that he Will take the srum again in eight days speaking at Madison Square Gar3en on Octo ber Both
 THROWS IT UP.
 CAMDEN, Oct. % II was evi. denced this morning that Governor Johnson. of California has decided to sacrifice his goyernorship. when he started on a twc-week camnaigu to fill the dates for Theodore Roose- welt, who is compelled hv his wound to rest for another week
 TEDDY KEPT QUIET.
 OYSTER BAY, Oct 20 - So mum erous have been the callers at the Roosevelt home since the return of the colonel that il was decided to- day to disconnect the door bell. in order that the invalid miaht not he annoyed by the almost irccssant noise. Those calling at the house will he compelled 10 make their presence known hy knocking In the old-f1shionod war. and the are tha, few of them will be heard
 Roosevelt is getting along sn1en- didlY. and already is impatient to get back into the fight Much of his time is spent in conference with his party leaders
 JOHNSON HITS WILSON
 TRENTON. Oct g - At a lar"c ly attended meeting held here this afternoon, Governor Johnson. of Cal. fornia. severely criticised Governor Wilson because of his failure 10 rid the state of New Jersey of the trusts which have become a menace to the entire nation
 TEDDY AND PERKINS.
 OYSTER BAY, Oct 24. - The physician in attendance upon Theo- dOrc Roosevelt announces this morn ing that he is growing distinctly bet ter every hour. and that his wound is healing nicely. Although visitors are excluded from the Roosevelt res idence that the colonel may have complete rest. George w. Perkins the Chicago millionaire who is a partner of ]. P Morgan and head of the Harvester Trust. was permitted to visit Colonel Roosevelt this morn ing and they enjoyed a long consul tation
 JOHNSON ON WILSON.
 THANKSGIVING. Pa. Oct 25-Gov- ernor Johnson. of California. runnine mate of Theodore Roosevelt. address ed the people of this city last even ing in the interests of the Third narty ticket He declared that Woodrow Wilson. Democratic candi- date for the presidency, and Cover nor Wilson of New Jersey are one and the same man. and that Cover nor Wilson of New Jersey had it in his power to. at any time in the past p months. dissolve the Standard Oil and every other insidious com bination against which he is now talking had he had the desire to do so-that he never had any such de sire
 A NEAT LITTLE SUM.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 9. - The rep resentatives of the Progressive Re publican party have filed a state ment with the clerk of the house of representatives at Washington, D. C.. which declares that the total amount of campaign funds raised for the Third party's campaign to date amounts to s304 .000.
 HIS OWN BOSS
 OYSTER BAY. Oct. 9. - Disre. Garding his physicians advice. Col onel Roosevelt spent many hours writing letters to his lieutenants through out the country. The rest of the day he spent out-ofdoors talk ing exercise He declares that he will be perfectly well enough to con duct the meeting at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
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