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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
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The 'Ideal GIFT Store" Bedells.

The 'Ideal GIFT Store" Bedells. If
Harry H. Daley has recovered
from brief illness.
Don't forget your order for
Xmas Candies. Now is the time to
leave your order mt Bedells. tt
j. c. Shepherd, a Cotton Belt en-
ploye, is confined to his home with
an injured wrist sustained while at
work Monday.
Miss Bessie Goster is quite sick
at her home, No. 1921 East SEVENTH
avenue.
. -Better burn Buckeye Mazda
lamps. The National Mazda. We
have just reduced the price 20 per
cent. The Pine Bluff Company. tt
Rev. w. T. Mennard, the new pas
to rof Hawley Memorial church and
family, are now at home in the par
sonage, No. 1904 West Eleventh ave-
nue.. Rev. Mennard preached his mi
tial sermon in Pine Bluff last Sunday
Carving sets, the oest in the
worl.l from $1.00 TO $1,000 at Fox
Bros, Hardware Co., Retail. 12-1 I'm
Marguerite and Helen Bahlau,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. H. V.
Bahlau, are very i'll with scarlet fever
and the home is quarant ned.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday by County Clerk c. M.
Nicsol to H. l.. Sullivant, of this
c ty, and Miss Rosetta Taylor, Of La
mont, Grant county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.,
-219 West Second ave., Phone 1887
We carry full stock of typewriter
ribbons, carbon paper, and all kinds
of supplies for typewriter use.
cod tf
WANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS
statesmen to work small country
towns in state of Arkansas for 1913.
Salary $125.O0 per month and ex-
penses. Red Cross Co., Dept. "B',
st. Louis. Mo. 1921 Stf
Don't forget that we are selling
guaranteed pocket knives worth Is
cents to- $1.25 for Al cents CLEVE-
LAND MATTHEW'S HARDWARE
co. tt
Five minor offenders appeared
before Police Judge Stewart yester-
day morning and the fines amounted
10 $23. George Ward, negro, was
fined S. fer violating a city ordin-
ance, and Josie Clark, a negress, was
fined S. for the same Offense. R. G.
Parkes, white man, was fined So
for being drunk and down. James
Crogan, white, was fined s. for COM
hitting a nuisance, and Lula Matlock,
a negress, was fined S. for vagrancy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS
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Vaudeville ut Orpheo.

The management of the Orpheo
Theater has arranged for feature
vaudeville for next week, commencing
Monday. The new pictures will also
be shown every day and this with ap-
propriate music by Seiberts orchestra
will provide fine entertainment for
Christmas week. The vaudeville will
continue all season. changing every
Monday and Thursday.
Mrs. L. Y. Zimmerman and chill
dren, of Ogden, Utah, will visit Mr..
and Mrs %. M. Lyon during the holt
DAYS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
WEATHER REPORT !
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

FOR ARKANSAS: Fair and colder,
with freezing temperature. Saturday
fair.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Low pressure prevails from the
lakes to New England. An area Of
high pressure of great strength ex-
tends from the North Pacific district
to the lower Rocky Mountain region,
attended by low temperature. Fair
and colder weather is indicated for
this vicinity tonight, with freezing
temperature. Saturday will be fair.
RIVER FORECAST.
The Arkansas and the White will
not change much.
H. F. ALCIATORE,
Section Director.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21

Everyone knows that Joe Rogers
and Challenge Brand are the great
est pocket knives that are produced,
so doa't forget the place to get them.
Fox Bros. Hardware Co. Retail.
12-1 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21
NOW Is THE TINE

We will renovate your old mat
resses, cover them with the latest de-
signs of PLAIN OR FANCY TICKING
and make them like new at reduced
price,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-12-21

TURNER BEDDING FACTOKY
Wholesale manufcturere of all
grades mattresses and pillows. Long
distance and local phone 896.
6-21-1m. PINE BLUFF. ARK,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-28

materials at prices that have
made the aforesaid business
grow as not even Mary's gar
den did.
That business is the mills
and lumber yards of B. c.
Duval, which were established
in January, 1904, at Perdido.
At that time the business
boosted though, as a matter
of fact, it didn't do much
boasting in those days of a
plant consisting of just one
planer and a force of two men.
Today, eight years after its
foundation, half a dozen
machines are in operation,
twenty-five men are required
to operate the plant and six
teams are necessary to handle
its output.
There's a reason for all this,
Of course. In fact, there are
several reasons: Service, good
material, and right prices"
This business carries a com
plete stock of first-class rough
and dressed lumber, sash, doors
and blinds, shingles, laths, lime,
brick and cement, and do all
kinds of mill work.
L,
Materials.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-28

Almighty good business man
once said to a young fellow
starting out, The trouble 9th most
beoble---aad busnesses---iis, they don t
keep UP 9th the times and change
their buying places often enough.
That is true right here in
Pensacola, Withregard to most
every line of business that sup
plies retail trade. and especially
true Of the lumber and build
ing material business. People
drift along and buy at the
same old places, just because
it's a habit, and without much
thought as to whether or not
it is to their advantage.
Take a concrete example.in
the buying oflumber and build
ing material: Many of you.
whenyou have occasion to buy
materials for building, never
stop and think about what a
little looking around would
doin the matter of saving some
of your hard-earned dollars.
It's never too late to mend!
Within thepast few years there
has grown business in Pen
sacola that today is selling
dressed numbers and building
B..
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
CElNESEWAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S. This morning san Francisco residents re- eeired personal messages from Pres ldeut Sun requesting contributions 10 the wal fund of the republic. lie ass a3t.d that the finances were in critical state
 SHANGHAI. Jan E. The terms of peaCe and offers 10 the Manchus agreed upon by General Wu in con ference with Ting Shao Vi at the last meeting If the peace convention prior to Ting's resignation as tele- glaphed 10 the premier. are that the emperor shall be treated with the dignity of a foreign sovereign, while on Chinese soil; he may have a residence al Jehol or summer pal ace and liberal allowance will be settled upon him by the national assembly; the ancestral tombs and temples of the ManChus shall remain intact and preserved and protected h~ the republic
 PEKIN. Jan g. - Yesterday Rus sia made the demand that China recognize the independence of Outer Mongolia. The imperial govern ment is believed to be delaying the settlement Cf peace terms in order 10 allow Russia to strengthen her position in Mongolia.
 HAWKING. Jan. 10. - Official mo- ,ification has been given the powers that the temporary republic of Chi na is established. Every office planned i'll the hastily drawn up provisional government has been filled, but many new appointments will be made on the return of Dr. Sun.
 PEKIN, Jan. 10. - A Mongolian prince arriving here today from the North says Russia is with feversh haste increasing her military forces in Mongolia, where there have been serious mutinies and revolts among the Chinese garriscns.
 LONDON, Jan. Il. The Times is in receipt of dispatches to the effect that telegrams carrying a roluminous spOndence of state nature are being exchanged between Premier Yan Ski repre- senting the throne of China and
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15

l General Wu of the republic. There Is growing belief m diplomatic l circles and especiang in the foreign | office here. that the pressure now l being brought 10 bear on the situa- ton is so strong thar il will force the throne 10 ahdicate Without wait . Ing Tor the action national con yentiou.
 RANKING, Jan. II. Adyices re- ceiyed heIc by the provisional gov. ernmont indicate that General Wu has the situation in his own hands and with President Sun in the field crisis has hean reached for the old regime There is every reason fo believe that th abdication of the Manchus has ben decided upon and that the war is nearing an end.
 PtkiN, Jan. l2 The whole i'm. psrlal army started this morning to- ward Honan To meet the revolution ary column headed this way. On he outcome of the impending battle hangs the fate Of the Manchn dv- nasty
 TlENTSIN. Jan. 12. - The most terrible atrocities are reported here as having been perpetrated by me Manchu soldiery Recently numer- ous revolutionists. officers and men cf the army of the republic were can. tured, tied to stakes and skinned alive by orders of the officers in In the imperial army.
 TOXIC, Jan. 12 It was an. nsuhced this afternoon that the Jap anese government would make no loan to the Chinese rebels.
 PEhIN, Jan. 13. After a pro- longed meeting of the imperial coun- cIL the government is notified that the abdication of the throne is practically decided upon. It is ex- pected that immediately upon the fall of the dynasty and the establish. ment of the republic here the royal ensemble will go into retirement ar Jehol.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l3. - Dis patches received today by the re- Voiutionary junta in this city are to the effect that the forces of Presi- dent Sun yesterday captured the cities of Hcnun-Fu Suchoiyun and Iunsu.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
FISHER REPORT

WASHINGTOE Jan tary of the Inter-. #... r'erulHg s#Hma-. -- nots ta fhe urs-'.ts. '.. immediate aeu,f ..a N.-.. the construction ~. =a.- funk lin, tgu# ... ...- IaHaua, iHNaI- 4 ..-r.' #..- for the dcvc.opH .. ..a..# especially coal, a-.= -.H#... #.#- p.iarion~ ior naH- a. . 1o navigation. and territorial goy. rH4.H.- --..- d reservation If -...... be made To rrota f". nually for II Hefn# ... for naval purposes.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
VALDEZ CONVENTION

VALDEZ. Jan l2 The Alaska non-partsan convention which as stmblod in This city ID dcIrIerats on questions concerning he .welfare of the Third division of Alaska. has formulated us demands upon con gross. The couyouH.u n declared tla, the people slould have the right of self government. and demands that a home rule measure be passed hy congress R solutions were passed recommending the appropra- rion of one million dollars each yta. f.T d period oi ten .,eags for inc ua. pose of constructing and maintain. ing roads and trails, also tho rr.a. ton of separata land district eau- p.ising the Third Judicial division of the .erritory, also that The ga.. ernmeHr gIFc to he district aI of tber,cci pts from inc u-e 0. t1c public lands such moneys 70 go into the read and school funds. rhese being no further business. inc COZ Eenrion adjourned
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
GOLD EVERYWHERE.

CHICAGO Jan I2 Auor.e. blizzard is sweeping over Che cen.
 ral states and according to rpuor $ reaching this city if is HnpretedeH cj in severity. Fr.m crcrs euur come stories of .Nrrrm, suIf rlu- and death A <. Louis th. a.. thorities are taxed 10 the utmost to provide r.Hef fer rhe poor wao are without shlcr. food anI suit atl eEaraiug. Al Kansas city ia. thermometer registered twenty ffy, below Zero. Rep1r-s nom Montana say Una. h, pr'r -5atg Is +,oE ' solid aud ruat catI. afo dtiue l. thousands This gfrg tiil continues to he held in tho grip al 1le storm kug The cNHtmc loss remperau1o and fierce winds cause iHdr-eHb- abI. @lser to .l- poorly clad eag have no shelter. Charitable organ izarioGs are totug what rhes can ro relieve he situation
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
COST f0T0 TO WIN ELEC TON; 8 CENTS TO
 REPAIR PAIR SHOES

SPRINGFIELD Mas. Dee 20 Such mu+aI items of campaign ex- Hoaau~.s d. -ho.m. udmg and cost of rau-a. gloves are included in tue statement m.J with the county clerk hg Councilman J.hn J. Walsh of rh.s c..g aao squeezed inro of lice a av dass ago by puralty or @2 so..-. His roral expenditure was <lo.7o and rao items are dignf- fled os biz ,at.r .apGou. HOW T DID IT,"
 He na-w with a contribution of s1 to .ae Republican city c.mmiuee. aud later spent $L15 for advertising. The renajadt. is accounted for as follows
 Paid lo cents far canvas gloves 10 protect my hands while knocking on d"or-. seeking votes.
 Paid >5 ceur- fir repairs to foot. Wear used iH 2mshoainl campaign"
 All the worlds a stage on which We may expect either cheers or jears.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
lORINER SWORN.

WASHINGTON. Jan h. Sena. tor Lorimer for the first time was sworn today and all wed 10 offer testimony in his own behalf in the investigation being conducted as to the bribery charges growing out of his election by the Illinois legisla. turo. Heretofore his denials have been ir the form f newspaper inter views and speeches Today after being sworn he stoutly denied hay ing ever paid cent to Hines when the question was again put to him
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
THOUSANDS STARVING.

LONDON. Jan. 10. - During the past year the crops of all the east ern provinces Cf Russia were to- tal failure, and as a result thousands upon thousands are actually stary- ing. In many villages the people have been compelled to subsst on weeds and moss and the bark of trees.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
WIFE GETS THIEF'S SPOILS
Pennl.e-s Young Husband Caught
 With Chickens in Suitcase.

1 With Chickens in Suitcase. DENVER Dee. II. Although a prisoner in the city jail. charged aiea felony Earl Cofutn. 21 years
 old. ~ep @ilh joy las, night when
 ibid that che spills Of his first
 'hof had gone fo repleuish the la a.g of his home. where his wife and
 baby girl We're suffering for the want
 or food
 colr.n Vas arrested when found
 "ta seven chickens in suitcase rot,o. Captain Lee turned the chickens o.r fo cornm.s young wifi, arer .e had heard rbc man $ -tor,
 The husband admitted The theft of sa chickens las, night. which is a
 felony H this state
 The Cor1us live ar 225a S,our stree. Thr young husband who works a- d cook. had been out Of ompl n,na tor .ao months and had -peu his saHine= in providing for hs home He decided lo brave Imprisonment To provide. ar least. one good meal for his wife and child -9 he went onr Tuesday nighr oH a 0Hehon hunt He was arrest ,d by Policemen H8uerhaugh and D. ring
 Tn" nar.lmeu forced him To open a ~at case which he carried. Seven chickens raH om apou The snow. He .matat + admitted the theft ard was taken To tHa city jail
 Humane Office. Morton David "as .or 10 torru.- home 10 in se-..2are 4H- -tora There he found -a. eouH= aff in ,cars from "mr and hunger He took her u.for. Captain Gno. where she told her stony. sHe Wo- given the chickens #a ,oH .a ya. .bom wtth. aat f.aa If any law.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
EATAL COIIISlON

SEATTLE. Jan. f& Las, night inc American steamship Virgiuian and the British steamer Strath Al hyn. both of which are large e.. vessels. cane together in a hea i-or collision near Eree-Tree point. which is half way between Tacoma and Seattle. Che man was killed at the time of the terrible impact and both vessels are so badly damaged that if is thought each will have Z. .a darEed for rcpairs.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
CARNEGIE OWNS UP.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12 - This morning before the house inyestigat- ing committee which is inquiring in to the steel trust methods Mir Car nege admitted that he had urged the appointment of Knox. formerly coun- sel of the steel trust, to the cabinet position of attorney under Mckinley
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
GETS CHANCE OF VENUE

JUNEAU Jan. x. Ctm,a. . Summers and StHarr C. H.. ..ua. cused officials of the Ft Na-H bank f Juneau entered pleas nt aH. guilty ill the federal CoaH .af. ...- morning Summers made . m..u. for change of venue end Iae .a-. was set for trial in E,r,H.aau u May. The motion of Holr .or #al tinuance was taken under .a,a-e ment by Judge Lyons. B ra men wele released on Saturday on >-H, 000 bail each
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
OLD-TlMER DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10. - This morning Thomas H. Rooney, d brother 10 Mrs. James G. Fair. died here. James c. Fair. one-time sen ator from this state, and Rooney were associated together in the op- eration of the great Comstock mine. which produced from the time of is discovery in 1859 up to and in cluding 1880 the enormous sum of S306 DOC, 900.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
NEW cOMMITTEEMEN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL The Republican congressional leader Representative Mann, selects Camp bell, of Kansas. as successor to the late E. H. Madison, as a Republican member of the house rules commit. tee. MT. Mann making known his desire, MT. Campbell was chosen by the speaker
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
WIFE CALLED SLAYER.

CHICAGO. Jan. 10. A the pre- liminaY inquiry into the death of Charles B, Morrow. the well known inventor. Ms. Rene Morraw. widow prominent clHbWomau. was denouuc of the deceased Inventor and a ed as the murderer of her husband by Mrs. Katherine Scanlon the fam ilN rnnh
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
[. R. ON RAJ or

SALEM, Ore. Jan. &. A petition was filed with the secretary ot state, F. w. Benson, this morning. re- questing that former President Roosevelt's name be incorporated on the primary ballots for presidential candidates and the election of the state delegates to the national con vention. to be held on April 2N.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
FORCE IN cLlhJh

#ASII>GToN. Jan I@ To- aaE IA. 3ac- aaa disclosed tuat the #..tHug# H1- ii force of nine hun ...o@ 'aInea in China read. for I".l.. ..Hl,s aGi rau they were #9Ft u#jrJIE and secretly that a"t"n- wa- Enuau of t Eur '-. b..an.r thc 2 y-rHcnr rom-
 "H.ea sending marines from the s"rg- ta'loHaj in The phtIppiu,
 -Ha...Hg raom tn small numbers .' Gaa4 8uH the fi2hiug force ae- a....#f..# 9HN
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
BURNS RELEASED.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 12 - Thi. morning Detective William J. Burns, was relieved from the charge of kidnapping by the federal court. The United States district judge compli mented Burns in eloquent language for the great service he had render ed his country.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
lS DENIED BAIL

NEW YORK, Jan. 12. John Me Namara. hailing from San Francis co and known on the Pacific coast as Australia Mack" was arrested here three days ago for complicity in the Westminster. B. C., bank robbery was today denied bail and was remanded to jail
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
PORTLAND CRIME INFESTED.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. IT. - Last night three fottpads held two police men at bay, resisting arrest; two civilians joined forces with the po- lice and pitched battle ensued in night three footpads held two police and police after which they made their escape
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
COMPETITION KILLED

WASHINGTON. Jan II. An drew Carnegie was still testifying this afternoon before the house com mittee. He declared that competi- ton passed out of commercial and industrial life because of the ability of the manufacturers to fix and main tain prices
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
WOULD RUIN HIM.
hO'iN fli"' WASHl NGTON Ian 13 -S

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. - SehatJt Lorimer, who is testifying in his own behalf before the senate mvesti- gating committee. says that. Cover nor Deneen and the Chicago Tribune have conspired to ruin him and drive him from the senate
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
TO DEFEND CLANCY.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 10. Le Compte Davis and Joe Hartman, recently defeated Socialist candidate for mayor of this city, will defend r. A. Clancy Cf the charges of com plicity in the Los Angeles dynamite eNnlOsiOn.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
MORSE TO HOSPITAL,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. - Bank CT Morse, who is under sentence fer bank wrecking, has been ordered by President Taft transferred from the federal prison in Georgia to the army hospital of Fort McPherson. at Hot Springs. Arkansas
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
CABINET RESIGNS.

PARIS. Jan. Tn. The French cabinet resigned this morning in body because of political crisis brought on through the sensational charges of CIemenceau to the effect that there were secret neg tiations between France and Germany over Moroccan affairs
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
AARM0M- ON TARlEE

.s~. ~'. GOUiE Jan l.. Gov e'nor Harmon. or Ohio, addressing ii .a.= crowd in this city. said that h." rtl had enabled the favored .e" .a #.".A uibatc from the pua- #" 5a f. aH 4He of d billion of dollars. which Has converted To fIeir ""A lis" without any regard To inc Eilaf- uf D.. mbIic
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
HUMPHREY .-OR JUDGE.

NASHINGI ON, Jan. IT. :" IT IS gossip here that Representative Humphrey is the presidents choice for the federal judgship left vacant by the resignation of Judge Dun worth for the Western division in the state of Washington.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
JAP SCARF

WASHINGTON. Jn f3 Before .ac aoG-e military mmitrce this moluilg General Carer stated rh4. 'h.g. are "5.o.1 fapan,sc subject. Hfiaa ia Hawaii and engaged in bus L1o .aeea @ho were bound by mii 1ttE ro-lgjmious of their goyorumon ro Ees 1ui when called ill ease of 3nnaH .soomiug involved in war.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
MYERS WILL BROKEN

SAN BERNARDTNO. Jam 10- - The will of the late George II. Myers. a St. Louis tobacco king. has been broken in the courts here after long, hard struggle between the combating lawyers. According 10 the counts decree. the four mill. ions which comprise the estate will be divided equally between the three daughters.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
BARONESS CONVICTED.

PARIS. Jan l2. High society k gEeartr shockpd and scaudalfzgd rhfs morning over The conviction of Bar puoss S9ae Robert Tor the murder of Baron dc C0utrigny.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
eA-ILE WITH YEGGMEM

NeM'9II BEACH. CaI. Jan l&.
 Ir".Iu"u- excitement r.ign.l asre today #bcH rhe State bank safe Na- blown open and loucd of 5s a-H Several citizens were wounded tr rHp haw'c which ensucd b.'ae.u tar citizens and the cracks. "o1 Who laga. their wa, oH of #u"H uaH the -H8ji-.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. l2-- Johnny Cculon- bantamWeight cham pion fighter of the world knocked out George Kitson in the third round of their fight here. last night
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
BACON PRESIDING

WASHINGTON, Jan 12 Vice President Sherman is absent from the capital city and has surrendered temporarily the gavel to Senator Bacon, Democrat, of Georgia. for the three days that he will be gone.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
JUMPS ONTO TAFT

WASHINGTON. Jan 1&. This u"r"irs ( nero-smau smith of Tex a- attacked President Tai in a bitter ao.oh in which he charged .uW he nations ohioI executive did Ho protect American citizens alon1 'ho border during the Mexican rev aIu.0u
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
PONCARE PREMIER.

PARIS. Jan l3 This murning .n. president oi France anHoonce1 shul NJ. Poneare had ben chosen premier aUd that thc iJlcr Lad @c- nEpI the p.st.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
WILL NOT OWN UP.

LOS ANGELES, Jan 12. = Bert Franklin, the special examiner em- ployed by the McNamara defense to- day denied that he would plead guilty to any of the charges of jury bribing lodged against him.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
TO EXTEND BOUNDARIES

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. On behalf of the towns of Ketchikan and Valdez. Delegate Wickersham today introduced a bill providing for the extension of the boundaries of the townsites of those places.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
HOOK WILL REPLY.

WASilINGTON. Jan. I2. Juds, William C. Hook of rbe- Kansas United States circuit 4cueu wi4 mah, a personal reply to, President fatJ swding the charges made hy Senator Robert Owen ol Okla. hOma
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
MRS. FERRY DIES.

SEATTLE Jan > Hlr. E.a.. widow ol Elisha 2. F.u.. #r..-#. 'errlroria. cr}rsa0r #.. state governor a' H.....-. dead in rL- pl-s t,r. H..# .#. >I wears of az,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
OPPOSING HOOK.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. - Senate. Robert l.. Owen, of Oklahoma has announced that he will contest the appointment of Judge William C. Hook, of the United States circuit bench, to the United States supreme bench