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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-09-12

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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-09-12

The first birds of the earth
were in the form of flying rep
tiles.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
SHERMAN'S LIFE
IS GRADUALLY
EBBINC AWAY
yice-President Is Sinking Fast
and End Is Momentarily
Expected
PATIENT KEPT
ALIVE ON OXYGEN
President Taft Sends Message
of Sympathy To Mrs.
Sherman

UTICA, N. ". Oct. 30.--At sis
this afternoon. the condition OF Vice
President Sherman was unchanged.
and his death is believed to be but =
short time, probably few hours,
away. He is now being kept alive By
the use OF oxygen.
Several relatives OF the yice-presi-
dent, from out OF town, arrived at the
Sherman home during the afternoon.
At $3.50 o'clock, Mr.. Peck stated that
the yice-president was sinking grad
ualiy. but that there was a possfbls.
chance he might survive from four to
six hours.
Mrs. Sherman received this message
frm President Taft this afternoon:
Mrs. Taft and / have been greatly
shocked and disturbed TO near OF the
present illness OF the vice-president.
and | send you this message or SYM
pathy, with the hope that the symp-
toms may become more favorable and
your husband restored to his friends
and his country.
(Signed)
WILLIAM ii. taft
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

Fighter is Not Without Honor Save in His Own Home Tow
So Tom Glassco Sent Tommy Hudson to New York
He Aiming Kid Williams Scalp

philosophical
be fighters day
the fellow at
Just and his in the business
kid think
him the where he fought his preli
inaries and make a himself
Hudson
the fight with Skor tonight Win
Johnny Kbane really mounted high
position he has recently held In Cleveland opinion
Fans don't believe champion Tommy
Hudson They won't believe either until himself
In the
whipped
has earned the n
kid Williams the boy and the
Williams
Tommy Hudson going lick Williams
or he has of Quelch he'll do
Kid Williams fighters
everybody anxious him victor Coulon blazed
MS victory through the garng headlines and there
ocing
He
was prmed for the result OF the with Coulon
HIS victory him
before New York club which allows Of referees decision Thus
challenger title
Gillespie who handling Hudson in New York. that
Thursday
and that he is going to match him with Williams within month
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
Detroit Boxers Take
Their Pens in Hand
Tommy Hudson Writes.

Tommy Hudson Writes.
Tommy Hudson writes gleefully TO
his manager, Tom Glassco, Of Wind.
sor, that they use five-ounce gloves in
New York, and II guess that doesn't
help some, eh?"
Fiye-ounce gloves are fine going
away to the other guys jaw, but how
about them when they hit your own
anatomy. Tommy?
Az Does Freddie Hicks.
IL will be In Detroit In a few weeks
after my fight with Tommy Gavigan
In Cleveland writes Freddie Hicks
from New York. Then will take a
trip through the south.
Tommy Hudson Is fighting like a
real champion around here In the
New York city and Brooklyn clubs
He has two fights this week"
And Mickey Sheridan Too.
Il am feeling hne," writes Mickey
Sheridan. from Gary, Ind. Never
was better" says the boy who made
a hit here by his work at the w. A. c
and then had TO quit boxing because
of illness
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
RACE RESULTS
AT LAUREL.

First Race--Maiden 2-year-olds SELL
Ing, 8 furlongs: Mary Ann X, 10 ..
z to 10 and to 3, won. Astute. IL TO
" 4 10 5 and ! TO 2, second; Fly-By-
Night. 10 TO 1, 3 TO 1 and TO 8. third.
Time. 1:l5 t-5. Frank Hudson. Arran,
Syossel, Mohawk Boy. Novelist. La
SAUL. Refugetta and La Cainerella also
ran.
Second Race--steepiechase, s-year-
olds aud up, selling. about 2 miles
Black Bridge. 10 4, 3 to 10 and TO
4. won; Lizzie Flat, to 2, 3 to 5, and
out. second; Jesuit. IL to 20 and 1 10
(. out, third. Time, 45:i7 4-6. Benora
and A Sure Maid also ran.
Fourth Race-3- year olds and up.
i 1-16 miles Sam Jackson, 10 TO j. :
TO 2and to 5. won; Mission, IL TO s,
Z to 10 and ! TO 3, second; Shackleton.
to 2. y 10 10 and TO 5, third. Time.
1:54 2-5. Star Jasmine, Hedge and
John Reardon also ran.
Fifth Race-Selling. 3-year-olds and
up, mile and 20 yards: Spin. to !. s
TO and to ), won; Jim Calfreit, 10.
and ., second; Little Ep, 10, 4. 3
third. Time. 1:45 AS. Camellia, Cere-
monious. Glen Beachey, New River.
Folk. Montagnie. Cheer Up. Virginia
Creper. Miss Jonah, Shelby and Beacn
Sand also ran.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
AT LATONIA.

: First Rsce--sA furionss; Go Well.
$500, $3.50 and s2.s0. won: Kleburne.
$3.50 and s420, second; Star OF Danube.
$3.50. third. Time, los SIS. Ei Palo-
mar. Flying Tom. Rife Brigade, Pal
atable, Anna Patricia. Cream and Nash
Cash also ran.
Second Race--Mils and 20 yards:
Wander. $42o. t2.7o and t24o. won;
Feather Duster, 1870 and S2.70. second:
Captain Bravo. $40, third. Time.
f;43 9-5. NJ cambon. Maizie Girl. Earl
OF Richmond, Green and Lassie also
ran.
Third Races furlongs: semproius
tt.S0. 1910 and S2.so. won: Joe Diebold.
$3.50 and s4.s0, second; Sun Queen.
So 40 third. Time, liza. Bettie Sue.
Winter Green. Florence Roberts. Cash
On Delivery and volthorpe also ran.
Fourth Race--Fort Thomas stakes. s
furlongs: Hawthorne. $3.50, s2.so and
sale. won; Foundation. $3.50 and S. 10
second: The Widow Moon, $3.50. third
Time. l:13. Rosturtium and Solar Star
also ran.
Fifth Race--Handicap. 1 1-le miles:
Joe Morris, won; Colston, second Bell
Horse, third. Time, l:45 2-6, Creme
De Menthe and White Wool also ran.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
SPORTING OBSERVATIONS

Johnny Kilbane has apparently
started campaign TO qnell the knocks
OF those who have accused him OF
having no Knockout punch.
Last night ne
Kilbane Shows disposed OF Tom
That He Has my Dugan, OF Cali
the Punch. fornia, via the
Hay Maker q X.
o. route in the fourth round OF their
fight in Johnstown, Pa.
Critics OF the doughty little Irish
man, who is one of the greatest fight
ers OF the ring history and one of its
best little gentlemen, have said that
he didn't have the old "A. M. to Lay
out his opponents.
Kilbane's recent record contains
only one knockout, that Of Joe Rivers,
Sept. 4. 1911. Thus II has been claim
ed by Kilbane's enemies that he didn't
have the wallop.
And they go merrily on in Chicago,
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
STOCK MARKET
|. TONE STRONG AS
SESSION ENDS
Firmness Develops in List After
Weak Spell in Morning
Hours
BALKAN WAR NEWS
CONTINUES FACTOR
Effect of Battles On European
Exchanges Is Naturally Re-
flected in New York

lCopyright 1912. by New York Even
ing Post co..
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.- Today 8
markets, like this mornings news,
showed that the Balkan war resembles
other wars, in that jumping at conclu-
sions, from the first military and dip
lomatic news. is not altogether wise.
The early morning cables plainly in
timated. on what seemed to be author
itative information, that Russia and
Austria were preparing to unite In u
peaceful declaration OF their purposes
This went far towards disposing Oh
the car OF Russia's telegram as al
influence on the markets. Follow
Inc this, today's news from the
line of battle indicated that the Turk
ish army was now managing TO give
such account of itself that the adj
rance of the allies promised TO be
checked, and that largely disposed OF
the recent uReasiness over the pos
sible complete collapse OF Turkey.
The effect on the European stock
exchanges, of these two turns in the
Balkan situation. was immediate and
decided. Consols rose nearly L.
point at London; French three per
cents went up 3-S, more than recov-
ering all Of yesterdays loss; Russian
four per cents advanced I-2. and
Turkish fours / 1-2. Along with rSese
government securities, the entire
London stock market moved up, and
a similar. though less vigorous recov-
cry occurred on the French and Ger
man stock exchanges. II was not
without significance, however, and
when the Paris bourse begins tomor.
row its own settlement OF accounts
will be expected.
The stock market closed strong.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
RIVERS STARTS HIS
TRAINING ON RANCH
Prepares for His Thanksgiving
Fight With Joe
Mandot

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 30.-Joe
Rivers left for his brother-in-laws
ranch at Newhall today. The Mexi
can boxer intends to spend at least ~
days up there, hunting and roughing
It in the hills.
While Rivers Is there, Manager Joe
Levy will be busy here getting suit
able training quarters and sparring
partners for Joe in preparing for his
Thanksgiving day fight with Joe
Mandot.
Harry Coleman, manager OF Joe
Mandot, telegrapned that he and Man
dot will leave for Los Angeles. Nov
6, and arrive here by Nov 9.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

playing with their bright, shiny, new
toys, managership and prospective
managershtp. do those two Cubs.
Johnny Evers and
Evers and Joe Tinker.
Tinker Play Johnny says
With Toys. that he wants to
get Joe job as a
manager OF big league ball club, but
that he doesn't want to burst up,--
burst up, his own (notice, his own
ball club to do It.
Tinker and Garry Hermann talk OF
the new Tinker job and agree on
terms upon tha condition that Eyers
will release his shortstop.
And the game goes merrily on, just
as II these two men had been man.
ayers all their lives.
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON.
Ty Cobb, It is reported, is to quit
baseball to go into the cotton market.
He ought to hit 1855 cotton batting.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
PROMISE D. U. S.
GOOD 1913 TEAM
This Years Squad Disbands,
Following Many
Injuries

The Detroit University school Will
have good football team next year.
This statement doesn't come from
any Official Of the school, but 1t does
come from an outside man interested
In the welfare OF the organization.
who noticed the announcement that
the football team this year has been
forced TO cancel all dates because OF
the iinpossibility of getting eleven
men together for. any game.
The school and college authorities
OF the country fTe not supporting
sport and of benefit to the players.
They are supporting 1t because II 10
the first, and often the last, word as
to the schools strength.
No defense Is made OF the charge
that this is false standard. II II is,
1t does not detract from the fact that
it is generally accepted as final.
Time was when the d. u. s. was so
strong in football, track and baseball
that 1t disrupted local prep school
athletic organization because of its
very strength. Then the ID. u. y.
received bales of advertising copy
from its teams. With Its footballers
out now. II will seldom be mentioned
In the papers this season.
This makes II imperative, accord
ing to the schools friends, for 1t TO
prepare for team next year.
Coach Frye, of ID. q. g., Is one Of
the best football and allaround
coaches for boys In the state. He re-
ceived his football education at Al
bion when that school was conqueror
and near-conqueror OF all. He has
always turned out good teams with
good material at hand.
This year there has been less ma
terial than usual. and that was Grip
pied SO badly that the game with
Oberlln academy, scheduled for last
Saturday, had to be cancelled. Today
comes the announcement that all
games for this year are erased.
That means that the Deaf Mutes at
Flint, the Arthur Hill high school al
Saginaw, and Toledo will be without
ID. u. s. games. II also prevents To
ledo from having to its credit this
year the defeat OF every Detroit preS
school team.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
TOMORROW's ENTRIES
At LAToNIA.

II
First Race--Selllng, 2-year-olds, =
furlongs: Gold Color 101; over the
Sands 1O2; Guide Post. 10z; Ardelon.
lO5: Province. 106: Roy b, l0S; Trojan
Belle. lO7; Polly Worth, l0T; Worlds
Wonder. lOS; Terrible Bill, Ito; Chill
ton King, 112: Volta, 113.
Second Race-Allowances. 2-year-
olds. mile: Madelle. 105: Elusius. 10s,
Counterpart, los. Lord Marshall. los.
Prince Hermis los: Fellow Man. los:
DoneraiI. los; Tecumseh, les; Y. steps.
Third Race--SelIing. s-year-olds and
nm furlongs: Island Queen. 81; Com
moners Touch. %: Coreopsis, i0l; In.
cission. tO2: Salesis. los: Ben Prior.
ffHrwood, H. Barr stre-
Get lOs. Merrick, lit Million B. tit
Fourth R6ce-Handicap. 3-year-olds
and up. s furlongs: J. +. Crowley, 100:
Royal Tea. 105; Kootenay. Jos; Cracker
Box. i06: Campeon l10; PRESUMPTION,
10: Jim Basey l2l; Grover Hughes.
Fifth Race--Allowances. 3-year-olds
and up. mile and 20 yards: Impression.
aT: Sieeth. 100: Elwah 100; Ozana. l0t
Ella Bryson. i04; Merry Lad. lo9s
Countless. l16.
sixth Race-seliing. s-year-olds ard
up s-is miles: Sister Florence. -:
Moonlight. %; Plant sS; Beaotfu,
100. Cousin Puss. loa; The koyM
prince. l04: John Louis. lot; beau
Brummei. lOts Frog. ieT: EffindL li1s
DiSh w.assse, ssser eiisA. track. fast
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

Somebody is due to take an awful
fall tonight ut the opening OF the
windsor Athletic club.
rt'u lick Drouillard sure" says Paul
sikora. the Dstroit boy.
aDitto siko.a," is the retort speedy
from Patsy Drouillard. the WINDSOR
scrapper.
There IL no love lost between these
two boys. They don't try TO make UP
either. for they know that their DIT.
terness towards each other is part o.
their stock In trade.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
TWO OF CENTRAL'S
FIVE ONLY BACK
Les Clark and Whitmarsh Are
the Veterans to
Return

Central high school will have To
start with only two veterans when
the basketball season begins. Les
Clark, the football and basketball
star, a forward. and Whitemarsh, a
guard, are the only two old men back.
Howard Warner, last years center,
is at the University OF Michigan. His
brother. Harley, has also been grad
uated. Harry Wood was graduated
last year and Ed Johnson Is now llv-
ing In Saginaw.
There Is some promising material
In last years second team that will
undoubtedly be used this season, how
ever. Vic Whitmarsh, a center, and
John codd. forward. looked particu-
larly good among the second string
men.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
FARRELL for County Clerk
I'll Lick Pau PAU. Says PsTl PsT

"sikora told me TO go get a reputa-
ton the last time I met him." grum-
bled Drouillard today. Then I beat
him"
"Droulllard thinks he'll beat mef"
questioned Sikora over the phone.
Then a 'sHa! Hal" foated across the
wire in sardonic tone.
III these boys are AZ much improved
on making haymaksrs as predictions
there ought 10 be warm scrap
across the river tonight
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
Punts and Passes
From High School
and College Grids

Central had n short practice yes
terday after the boys pictures had
been taken for the purpose Of sd-
vertising In Grnnd Rapids.
The 4. of ID. had half the team
cut for practice yesterday and the
other half In care of nurses
VERMILLION, =. d.. Oct. 30y-
Especial. .)-prOspecta for south Dn-
kotn are far from the same hue Ne
this town, owing to injuries and
the prospects of the teams goiss
stale before the time for the Mich-
lgan battle.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 3d.
The Harvard scrubs opposed the
varsity yesterday with Princeton
plays.
EAST LANSING. Mich, Oct. So
AFTER saturdays easy game with
DePnuv. Coach Macklin thfnks that
hi. men are due for hard work
ont this week. He started last
night.
AyN ARBOn. Mich, Oct. 40
1speelni.l Detroit soccerites have
been invited co give Ann Arbor
students some pointerr On the
game.
PHII,ADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. a.
The report here r. that Capt. Mer-
Ger L. going 60 play Quarterback
next Saturday against Penn state.
ana let Walter Craig play a half
ITHACA ~ NJ. 0ct. 3o---eeptain
Eddie Butler a. back On the Cornell
preetIee. He - still linapfng some
but ought co be On saturdays game.
---------
raY RnGH fnr CITY Trnasnrrr
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
THIS HAS BEEN
A PROSPEROUS YEAR
FOR UMPIRE RIeLER

NEW YORK. Oct. 3O.-The
year 1912 has been a banner
one for Charlie Rigler OF the
National league umpire stan.
Rigler spent the early months
of the year at Cuba as ground
keeper of the Havana ball park.
worked the entire season as
umpire In the National league,
drew a large bit Of coin for get
ting Eph Rixey for the Phillies,
obtained 81 900 for working in
the worlds series, and he will
leave so0u for Cuba with an all
star team OF American ball
players.
The present year has been
nothing but one heyday after
another for Rigler.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
MCFARLAND TAKES ON
"YOUNG JACK" O'BRIEN

CHICAGO, Oct. 3O.-Packey Nc
Farland does not intend to be idlo
wh.ie he is waiting indefinitely for
a match with Ad Wolgast, lightweight
champion, SO ne will meet Young
Jack" O'Brien In Philadelphia on Nov.
6. 0'Brien Is a brother Of Joe Hagan.
the original philadelphia Jack
O'Brien," and Is considered one OF
the best lightweights in the east.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
JEANNETTE AND JIM
JOHNSON MIX TONIGHT

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.--Joe Jean
nette, Jack Johnson's rival, and Jim
Johnson, no relative OF Jack, are on
for their first bout at the Forty-First-
ct. A. c., tonight. The winner Is to
meet "Gunboat" Smith, OF San Fran
cisco. Willie Lewis will meet Dla
Thomas, of England. on the same
card
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

Attacked by two men wnom he
caught in the act OF trying TO steal a
length OF hose. John Skotake, OF No.
an Thirty ATHEIST. employed as d.
p w. watchman at Twentieth ana Por-
tar-sts was beaten into insensibitity.
shortly after midnight. He lay IN the
s,r.at nil nIgiu long, not - erin
con sciousness until morning. when ne
staggered into his home, and almost
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
JOHNSON BUYS MANY
HORSES FROM MADDEN

NEW YORK, Oct. SO.--Frederick
Johnson, a patron of the turf for
many years and one Of the men re-
sponsible for the recent racing mat
inees at the Piping Rock club, has
bought the Hamburg mare Hammer
less, her Ally foal by Ogden and Ave
yearling- colts from John T. Madden.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
MULFoRD AND WISHART
ENTER BRIGHTON RACE

NEW YORK. Oct. sO.-Raiph Mul.
ford and Spencer Wishart are the lat
est entrants I'm the 100-mile automo-
bile face to be held At Brighton
Beach on election day.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
az. .24o Football PIny.r..

Walter Eckersali, Chicago's old
quarterback, has estimated that there
are 6e,240 men playing football I'm the
schools and colleges. athletic clubs and
Army and Navy teams. and that the
cost OF the football paraphernalia Is
t936, 900. estimating the cost OF each
outftt at t1O. IL costs more than $1,000
to keep n big college team player prop
erly armored for the game.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

penasy had big financial dencM ~
,he end az the football season last nu
ana the support of the eleven this yeeI
Is likely TO fell on since the Qqek.ls
49, a. great for football wtnnera
-. govr nasebsrlf winners but wonst pet--
rcnt~e losers--as the recent post-seA.
son baseball series between tne Att-
fetfcs and the Philites gave soee ~
dence.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

TIE reorganises western Canadian
weeks o. racing. beginning May "a.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

have made the time record for a full
nine Ginning game In the major leagues
this year. On Sept. l2 at Brooklyn they
played their contest--a 1 to o affair
In an hour and 10 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
THE WEATHER

WEDNESDAY, NIGHT. UNSETTLED
AND ooLDERI THURSDAY. FAIR
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

MAX Q. KOCH for City TREASURER.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-30

And they go merrily on in Chicago
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12

That part Of Lot No. 10. Block No. SS, lying West Of the West boundary line of the r. X A R & N. Co. as deliueated upon the nlat
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That by instructions from the Com missioner of the United states Gen eraI Land Office, and in accordance with the regulations governing Town sites on Public Lands in Alaska, is- sued from the General Land Office August l, 1904
 I. the undersigned, Trustee for the Townsite of the Town of Skag- way. Alaska, will sell at the Town Hall in said Town of Skagway, Al aska. on Thursday, the first day Of August. 1912, at the hour of two t2l o'clock in the afternoon, at Public Outcry, for cash, to the high est bidder, all Lots and Tracts re maiuiug uuoccupied and unclaimed at the date oC entry of said Town site. and all Lots and Tracts claim ed and awarded on which the as easements have not been paid upon the date ot such sale.
 The following is full true list and description of all the Lots and Tracts to be at such sale sold, which said Lots and Tracts were unclaimed at. the date of the entry
 za
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12

That part of Lot No. in Block No. A, lyinE West of the West boundary line Of the riEht-or- way of the r. & A. R. & N. Co, as delineated upon the plat.
 Lot No. 2. Block No "A That part of Lot No. 12, Block No. 74, lying West of the West boundary line Of the right-Of- way of the r. & A. R. & N. Co as delineaied mnon the plat.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12
N|-NE~~E~ ' rnr-r Hurley

hINF~ VEOUUCT> COMPANY -1 West osSrI >tuCct.
 New York
 May 21. 1912. Honorable Ww Hayward, Sn.v. Nat Republican Convention. ChjgaEo. Illinois rnaa~ Sir Ir .nwr,5auar with request o
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12

That part Of Lot No. l, Block No. S6, lying West Of the West boundary line Of the P < A. R. & x. Co, as delineated upon
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12
FEW FINE SPECIMENS OF
 ALASKA FUR ALASkANS |"

You rco7lc who have decided 10 saccre m hls aa,cmc7, that he tayors A lovrns a.6dayts taken hom the rcoords e u,cars hs hone rs n New Jersey, ls a b, Tasona. and SuIHyan ot CaHonla. He manascr, Q. Wm. \. Ganorc, who van WroIcrs5am.
 This IS ro certify that at reEn- lar Reruha.an Convection os ReQuA E.aas of jac pis,r.t @. Alaska. hold at Co~5oyt Alaska, Na0rh &". -ar-. ras.- fErdeNe-C. of Nome, N..>1.. .-G !. ?. SaaoNolrord, Of garr.u. Alaska. were 5uly chosen. a.5 ,---rE by tnc unanimous vote %. S.H convention. as dc,e=ates to -.a Republican National Convention -a He hold a, Chtcago. June 18th. E.I-. au Q; which pDocoeti--s vo-, Gu'y had pursuant Co .aN co. jEn E.uuAEcau Tc---n-.a. Commit je.. and rho r-o.ea."-> v. said gr--Hrsa. .> shown in f.s h'rv-" .--...sE .n-s r. s... H-n-ro .s.Es. ..s va tu--..r sa.a.s ,ast a. a.- r.--a-- .r- -a. s... -.s.- It-5eNe--- sa s....rr. lg this N..re.tion, va> }y o-..- ns the CoaNc--lo-. lV.y ..a~g.. n.o~e name and a55roSs is ....-.- M r r-.-.-.r- Su-,- r.. Nsn -s-~g.. and ve further ,.... s... aa alternate for the ~.. rn.rs-s.a- tn- the sd L. r. >.a. ls..a-t vas so chosen and s--.-s rr 1--s- @. tGe Convention. v.r-. Same and address is as fol- '.e~ r Sa,Gga-. Sa- F-a1- ,.~.n. C.E.o--la
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. and hy ..t.o-.-y os said Coavea-iar. tho .nH--a- and Secretary thereof f.rs --. their hands thts second a., as April -faeree0-,w,,ve.
 Louis ?. Shaeke,5o0t.
 Chairman
 Arthur 6 Thompson.
 Secretary
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12

Cloudy. s. wird.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12
W \ I1occa't

N-. ". R. HoegatJ.
 T ". .1-d Strev,,
 New York City, \. Y.
 Ny Dear Sir
 ! am in reccipt Of your letter ot the s2ud. transmitting 8 certificate Of the election oC MT. Jafer I.indo- berg of Nome, Alaska, and l.. P. Shackelford. of Juneau, Alaska. as delegates: and Nr. W. R. HoGCstt of summit. New Jersey, and ]. T. sullivan Of San Francisco, Cal, as aI,e-natcs to represent the District Of Alaska at the Republican Nation al Convention Co be held here June 18th. These papers will be filed for the consideration Of the ReQubh- can National Committee when il meets to make uH the temporary TO, os the Convention. We have no in formation or any contest, as yet. from Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-12
Yours truly, Wm Hayward,
 Secretary
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