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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28
rancllerS.

Healthy little ones make robust men
and women. Always keep in view the
Buster Brown She Marshall.
For durability an ,s& IS uu-
excelled. Comic .iias in ahup
dance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28
FOR RENT

TOR Rent Nine room house with
modern inprovCment*.witH " Wilhs
ont one room reserved. Desirable ipca-
inn. Apply TO Mrs. 6. Wm. kani>cr,
III Cameron 81. ich = Ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28

4 Camc0aud pearl Pin on Washington
= or King street. SGndaE morning.
Reward il returned 10 ~ an'sr"''
street
lcb2j u
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s.tl~'f'.

T OST. Small Masonic Stick PIN on
L. Royal. Fairfax o. King strr"'N.
Reward if returnrd 20 Gazette once
irh-, 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28

NOTICE. Having qualified It's admin
~ i>iraJOr of the estate Of The late
MRS. SARAH :. .MAN Ill persons in
dcbtrd 10 the estate are directed 10
promptly pay srI''h claims To me aud
I'LL persons 10 whom the estate : indebt-
rd arc directed 10 present their cl:,ihs
properly certified !uruayulrur.
CARROLL. II. MAY.
Do IL in% street.
.lvDI1 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28
Who's Who In the
European Tour Contest
BATTLE OF BALLOTS FOR TRIP EuRoPESEVERAL NEW EN-
TRIEs-NoTE THE RESULT YESTERDAYS BALLOTING.
FIRST DISTRICT.

ladies residing city Of alexandria, north OF The center
.st Il ese5&S't
Miss Nellie uhler 61l Cameron ST. 'o''4o
Miss Marie Greene N Washington
King, n. Payne ST.. 45oo
Nf;.. t1.r;o s,,fTor1 o31 n Washinton St.. .
s5;.s tI,.t;o 1,,al.ss o,a- Cameron St. ~ -. . $3.50
Cameron
-. ooe Fairfax -. 49,. L,
Columbus St.
~ Columbus ST. 'i'f
Ia n Fayette ST.. ...l'4oo
J,lia n Westinghouse .'1'''o
Macdonald 500 Cameron .l,zao
Blanche ....Lr. lSo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28

and several of the employees were be-
sieged by Alexicans when they re-
fused To supply them with horses,
saddles and arms. The cowboys left
Polares las; might to relieve the
ranchers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28
CLASSIFIED ADS.


JFive lines or less l time, 25c;, 2
times, 40c; 2 times, SOC.
PAYMENT STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
to all except contract advertisers hav-
ing charge accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28
DIVISION Or DISTRICTS.

DIVISION DISTRICTS.
,,ric, g. the city limits 9" A'c>""'
u,rth ur The ccntcr of
District Includes all territory in the CT! limits " ''>
south of crcntcr q
1Gsrc, 3, territory outside The corporation 'm's
of Alexandria City,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28

to guide the making of the $4,000 sec
tions of the tower. Each part of each
section was so exactly related to every
other part that they all went together
in one organic whole without the dis
crepancy of hundredth of an inch.
1t is to be hoped that architects OF
our new steel frame building may de-
velop something of NJ. EiffeFs sense
of beauty, of line, and of proportion
It is wonderful to think that the cor
ridors and rooms within this tower
can actually hold 10000 people; but
still more to be admired is the stately
and dginfed beauty which takes it
quite out of the category of freaks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-28
Schedule of Votes

and Rates. vSz
LIST period md period Sd per d
ending ending ending
: March IS March - April ! .
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-03

Come here and let Us talk this matter over.
Us show you The little inexpensive kitchen
dement's thatwiIl make al easier day work
your wife--food choppers, handsome, dur
kitchen ware Of all kinds, keen edged
Aery, coasters, percolstors, etc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-03


v s,v rsma
I'M. ~ sl.., sl.- ~ sess. 81. 1900
~. $500 sas 80 IS.
~. ."S s9ss ! 49,. 80 81
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or,S 49,. sv.., ,..,..,s s. s,.e.is
nsv stst sS.s,..S .ses.ss ses.sss
s,or IS msI,. 80 6 80 1880 nee
~ + tsre sessss~ ss~
tsss 1re. tes5 800 sm ~ es
mao1. srs osrs mr vo,.r ses sra
1900 vor- tness
y wslI !, srsss,sa r,sr s.onssv ~
AFsisssv eoss - va - S. IS ~
uhnTe arf R4<sss arsssa For I've
Seet rEs Sstln@ IS, .,.ss nerves 4
fnlss 1890 sse ~ snso fhlnRsns
tl,sf N 80 ~ ss.tv 81 ~ + waa i
fact thaa Wa comnlsfaiv aattened
out ~ sha heas when vent NJ
market nav brain refused n talxe II
NV relative merits N potatoes ana
beans meas ana spinach. ami nv
eve. poked nv finger st vegetable.
and took III ii saved planning
Before T leftsI had 4 heart.fo.hearf
talk with Malissv I told her was
aofng away ana ! wanted her to take
eood care 81 Mr. Green II nv alb
sence. she was to see that his mel.
ons were rine that hia eoffee cooked
fifteen minutes that his toast was
properl1 Drowned chat his mattress
was ttlrned every dav and nav heed
"a various other minute directions.
such as a loving wife naturally thinks
Of ia connection with her husbands
comfort. Mallssy listened respectful
II and gave me glib assurances that
she would look after Mr.. Green, same
al # / wuz peekin ovah huh shoul-
DER / pretended to believe her and
We parted amicabIy, though | felt a
sinking.
John but me on the train one sig
King afternoon. IL my ticket hadn't
been paid for, should have turned
back. felt So guilty leaving John in
such heat with only an irresponsible
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

uno prompt ausbe3nhlt tpurbsu. Die
Wehiel tnmen ala iUertblos suriit uno
5ihoint In flii6tis.
G9iueiii4e piratsn.
5ong Song. 19. Sspt. giroten.
bic beabiidtigt hatten. ben 9ompfsr
..atpaiping" auf Der 5obrt pon5sungs
Iban noh Der miiinbung oes Wsf Hi<
Der fortsunebmsn, tpuroen burd bic
reht3sitige 4ntunft zines ariessihifs
fes oaran nerbinoert. 2ln 8oro bes
Iamp'ers nurben msbrsrs Wlitiduls
bige Der piraten gsfunoen. ale gut be-
paffnet. gle nurben perhaftet.
Webren fi6aegen ben umes
ritanifden 6Itifdtruft.
Welbourne, 4uitralien, 49,
Sept. Die aegisldtur bat cine HeIolus
tiun angsnommen, in Der srtlart tpirb.
bab bic Regisrung Mabnabmen trefs
fen ioa, um su ptrhinbern. oaB be,
ameritantTfs 5leiIhtruit fid in
MuitrGlien fsitiess. Die Hsgieruno
Diro aud sriuft, ii6 NIT ben onbersn
ouftraliIdxn Ginn!en In Wsrbinbane
All fsssn, bomii slsih5eitig bic notbi.
I0tn Gsisss paiist nssssn s0un3n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
Die aonpention Der 8er.
Staaten gruuers %

~ e ~ u 9 " ~ W ~ 80
Staaten gruuers To-
eiatioH.
30 ton, Wdf., 19. Sept.-3ie
50. Sdbres. aoHpention Der .uuiteo
States greDers gtHociation" nabm
bier am 9onueritag ibren Infans.
llngsfdbr 100 grau6erren aus alien
5bsilen oes Qanoes iparen anlpeisuo,
uls Der prdiipent Sacob Ruppert ir.,
pon Rem Yort, Die aonpention CUR
Srbnung rief. Der Gouperneur SOB
uno Der giirgermeiitsr SiBgeraIo bon
Bottom bieItsn gegriibuHssreosn, auf
ipel6e 5err Ruppert untDprttts, Der
oann ieinen Sabresberiht perlas.
Sn oem geriht ertldrts Der prdiis
bent Ruppsrt, bab bic 8isrbrausr bic
bduptitiiben rdtionsaer uno prattiiher
Wlbigteit ieien. Gr mics in fiir3s
ouf bic gsrdnoerungen bin, Die in ben
SO Sabrsn, ieitbem bic erite 9onpens
tion in Bottom abgebalten fpuroe. i'm
grdusrsei6dft itattgtfunoeH ha6eu,
srtIdrsno. oaB in ben Sd6ren 1870 Big
1910 Der Gonium bon Bier I'm TOO
Yrosent sugenommen babe, pGbrenl
in oisism 3siiruum bic gepoI,erunc
nur I'm 300 qrO3ent susenOmmeu
bate.
Die Qrbeiterfrags ipurbe in BEN
Sabrss6sriht Der 5ruItees 6eriihrt. GE
| 6eiBt oorin: Die Grfahruug bat una
aslsbrt, bag cine rationale 9ereinbds
rung stpiidsn ben grauern uno ihrer
4rbeitern nrinssnb n6thig tit. ME aud
cine rationale Shieosgerih.sbsb0rb'
fir bic grduinouitris. an Der Ioippbl
bic 4rbeitsr ME bic Irbeitgsber Der
trsten finb."
Sn 9erbinbung nit oisI.r Scnbent
tion. Der eriten Die Ieit 20 odbren ir
Bottom tdgt, psranitaltet oas Wafut
| duIetts polntshnieum i'm Senrp g
0ieree g,ebdube cine 4usftsllung Dor
grausrei MaThinsn. RObmateriulieI
uno grpouttsn oss graugstperbes, Al
oeren gsIu6 Der gintritt fir oas al
gemeine Qublitum frei i'll.
1 9lIs cine bsfonbere an3te6ungstraf
| fir bic 2lusItsnung hiirfts iih elm
Tliniaturs sgrautrei nit einem 1la
ihen6ier GtabIiiieusnt errsiien
Tisfs .Wuftsrs8rausrei" nimmt eirei
Raum bon 90 bsi s igub 8Obenfldh
BEL 10 Jub 5Obe Elm uno III nit aller
mobernen Waininsn unb llteniilisn Il
entfpreGenb tleinem Waabftabs dusge
riiitei. Inter Der 2sitund BON Tr. I
Qainipn Mills. r. 6. e.. ehemalI
Witalieb Der Wutionnlsn gruuer.Qsu
| bsmie in Rem gori. tpirO bic grauere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
76. Sabrgattg.


SIR Dbio unb bas tpeitlide
pennInlpnnien: Sh6nes Metter i'm
funlihen, unbeItimmtes Metter i'm
flDrbliden 1beil am 5reitag. I'm
Gomftoe tpdbridetnlid Strihrtgen
uno tiihler; perdnoerlihe Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
MuslanD. telegraph
Die nsuede ceillung Oes cult.
ereuSsrs .9ama'.
pas osnftf6iff madte einen
2leberfeeffng mad Scpen-
6asen uno Sdpeoen,
hub febrte innerbalb BON Is
Stuubeu naa 6amburs
smrhd.
~S>-
Tranfreih unb Spanien fonrmen 81
elmer 9eritdiloigung
ST
petreifs Der beeeriiden ipanii9ca
aoniuIn IN Morotfo.
glutige adnrpfe 3iuiihen sllbdneleil
uno Ti,rfen.
81
2t7 MaIiiioris lrto 81 Girfea
setootet.
-
BON Der apnferenj Der interparlas
mentarii6en Union in 9enf.
Gie 4gitntion Der Sransiiten IN
Srlano.
~2~
Gin neuer oIterreihlih, .ungarHfer
gotidniter fiir @aibagton
eruairnt.
Gin nener oiterreidiih, ,.ungorHhsr
goti1aiter fiir 8aibington
ernoirnt.

IT
Nus bem Oeutf den Reih.
Berlin. 19. Gept.-Sn 8eutihs
Ginlpeitafritd bat Der berii4tigte
6GuptIina Simon Stopper. Der ben
beutiaen 1ruppsn felt Den eritsn 2es
rsrosaGmpfen DieI su ihafien ssu'ut1t
bat, Dieber Elm 2ebens 3siden unanges
nsbmtr Art ssstben. Cine Banbe
aoppers iit in Seutih SiioDeltdfrttd
eingefalIen, I'm sinsn pliiuoerungsSug
ous3ufiibren.
IS fpurbsn stpsi aompdgHisn Der
ehusiruppe mobiI ssmaht. osnen es
gsIanet, bic 9anbs oufaube6en.
Den sngIifhen gebOroen III offt5islls
Rittbsiluns gsmo6s por6en.
CT 2anbgeridtsrdth Sr.
SneIl perurtbeilt.
Der gstrugsproseb ssgsn Den tribe
rem aanbesridtsrutb Or. Smell IN
DRESDEN, sbemnligsn bsutihen Bl5e'
tonTuIs in gbieago. bat nah funttds
siger gerhanbIuns nit Der gerurthsis
lung bes 4ngeilagten seenoet.
Gneu ipurbe 3u 112 Sdbren 0ts
fGngniB peruriheiIt uno duf Die Dduer
bon brei Sabren fir unfdhig srtldrt,
Gin 0ffentli6es 4mt su betleioen.
Der 4ng.,loste bate sel!enb gu mas
den periuht, CT babe bic 4bii6t ges
babi. iid bur6 bic 9eiratb nit elmer
rsiten 4msritonkrin 81 Yronsiren'
unb bic piberrettIih perbyuuhttn
Gelper All trieben. Der 0oriigenns
bob eboh Bel Der 8esriinouns bes
1lrtbils b.rpor, bab Snta niemaIs
ernItbaft bi. 1ilgung ieiner Shuloen
aeplant babe. unb ben ansebllhef
beiraibsabfhten tpsnis Glauben tsi
BumeHtn fsi.
Die nsuefte Glusleifung
Der .5dnia".
5amburg. 10. Sept. - Del
observation-disclosures ~5anfa" mdtt'
am 9onnsriing sinsn llsberfeeflug mad
T1nemari unb Ghreben unb itattetl
Hopenhaaen unb benz ihpsbiihtH Wu
rinebafen MaIm6 geiuhe a6. Gi
ennse Reiie nahm 13 Stunosn in an
fpruh, einihlieblih elmer gGnoung IN
Hpptnbagsn. mo- cine Wahl3sit einssi
Hcmmen ipurbe.
Der fhneIlite GHenbabn3ua branht
nm ron 6amburg mad aopsnhdgen 81
fnhren. neun Gturtnen.
Deutide MilitdsGrpert:n srildrsn
bob bielsr Slug Elm piel ihtpierigtrs'
III. als Elm JIug bon FoIn na4 Con
bon.
HriegsgerHdte n8eigrab b
Belgrnb. Gxrbien, 19. Gspt. =
Die sr0bte aliifresung fpurbs bier an
Dcnneritoa bnrm tin Deriiht rerur
fatt bcb be MobiIiiirung Der 4rm.
uneeornnet fpprbsn fti. Tas geriif
apnrbe ip6isr offisien fur unrpdhr sr
fI1rt, man bdIt aber an benz GIaubel
fen. bob elm Hriea nit Der 1iirtei nH
Dermeiblin fei. Die Gkfhdfie itebe1
In UoIse bcfsH fait sGn5Iin iiin.
Eine 6treitfrage Spifdsl
Gpdnien unb 6rans.
!, rsinbeigeIegt.
Qaris, 10. G<pl. Die enerui
iGkn Nlnrhenungen, bie Bsontrsin 81
SCI meGisruna In WlabrsD gemd6s hcI
tatn,Snst hesa [ttssajsns -tss jpa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
grOlInung Oes BrauerkonOeIll
In BOIloa.
--~.s~-
sSran 6elen Bieree 0rag
--~S>--
lie tpdbreno Der letten aongrehs
Zeiiipn ais Sobbpiftim
be3ei6net sumroe
4m 3onneritag in DoIAinstoH unter
Der Qntlaee Dsrhaftet,

@Hl xpHHeIHu9 tt &Du qltYtpH AI1e1
Der Qntlaee Derhaftet,
Sffisielle 9otumente bes enoidnera
3epurtsments perbor9en 81 bdben.
-~:~--
prdiibent Taft teitebt ouf feinsm
Hsdt, benz aongreB Elm Budget
3u unterbreiten.
-s.~---
Gine neue 56eoris nit ge3ug auf ben
2oo Der 5rau S5abo.
---~::>--
sic folf am 2anb srmoroet uub ms
DaHer setporfen Dorben iein.
Die Der. Stdaten perfhafTen ii6 in
Ricaragud Refpett.
1t
Grau 3aiip Spie 0ruce tlagt auf
Sheiouns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

BON Der apnferenj Der interparlas
mentariiben Union in 9enf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

petrejis Der betertiden ipnnllhcn
aoniiiIn IN Raroffo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

@Iutige aanrpfe 3ipiidlen sllbanelen
unb 5lrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
germG6Iung i'm 6iterret.
AiFchpm iTerh1u8.

81 6elIe, SQ., 10. Sept. Sole
RaniuQs bon Gan 4utoHto, Ieras,
puroe bier om 8onnerituu tDdbrern
zines Samples unter Sirius 4rgeIteaa
ten aetobtet uno JrunciscO Basqusr
ihper pertpunoet. Der dnseblthe
1bdtsr. ein Rsssr, ntre pou Der 0slte
sei seiu1t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
Muslan0. telegraph
Das csnftf6iff ma6te einen
3le6erfeeffng mad Scpen-
6agen uno Sdweoen,
Tub febrte innerbalb ppn Is
Stunbeu nad) 6amburg
smriid.

Gronfreih unb Spanien fortmen 5ii
elmer 8eritdroigung
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Il. 4aIiHoris urlo 81 5iirtea
getootet.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
JUNEAU REPORTER STRUNG
 BY COCK -AND-BULL STORY

Pass < Yukon Route had been bought by the Grand Trunk Rail- road. While | do not know the source oS your information, your publication has been mfsinformed as there is no foundation whatever to the report There are positively no negotiations whatever under way be- tweep the White Pass Route and the Grand Trunk Railroad. or for that matter. any other line for the transfer ot the property. We are not now considering nor do we eS- pert to consider in the future the sale Of the property. Quite to the contrary. we have selected site and win proceed immediately to con struct first class tourist hotel at AtIiu. we are successfully operating a mining and development company and the last years work in develop ment of the natural resources con tieuous to the White Pass Route has demonstrated beyond peradyeuture the industrial permaneucy ot this region. Therefore We would not even care to consider an offer to rr-rhasc i- an offer were made.
 O. l.. DICKESoN,
 President W. P. Y. Route
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
IAplNESE SUICIDE FOR
 GLORY OF EMPEROR

Tolio. sept, l.--Reports from a great many parts of Japan are 10 th effect that many notable people from all parts or the Empire have committed hara-kiri and died for th purpose ot EoinE Co the tlowery land of dreams where they can be with their emperor, who preceded them a few weeks ago. Count Nogi and his wife were the first people of impor- tance to follow the ancient custom, since which many others have fol- lowed his example and have be- come inhabitants or the skies.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
FAIR EXHIBITORS COMING
 HAYNES ASKS FUR SPACE

to be held in skagway, the Juneau Dispatch of the i4sh comments on Skagway products as follows:
 No person who visits skagway can fail to note the splendid profu- sion of Flowers and vegetables in gardens Of that city. Here all the harder Towering plants seem to have found their natural environ ment, and the care taken by the residents is rewarded by profusion of naturt's beauties hard to find anywhere outside the tropics. Skag way people are justly proud of their flowers and generous in permitting their neighbors to enjoy their beau ties with them, sending out loads of them without asking for eompen- sation whenever there Is demand or desire for them.
 While most Of the flowers produc- cd are of the hardy northern vari- cites, many are grown there which one would hardly look for outside of the wurmer parts of the temper ate zone. Flower lovers will cer- ,ainly find satisfaction in visit to ssagway's flower show on Septem- ber 2ist''
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
Sk tEwAN REST IIGHTlD
 CITN IN THE NORTH

SkaEway ia now one of the best lighted cities iu the United States, including fs noucuntiguous posses. Sicus Strings of iucandoscent lights now cross the streets at inter yV's OJ halt blocks, iu addition Co the city lamps and the store front lighting The nights now are as lu- wiucUs as day. which has the effect of making one feel ukc getting out and spending money.
 The extra lighting has been done, oJ rcursc. by the merchants, for which the general community Is in- dehtcd to H. n. KirmSe. wm. Britt, V Hartwigsen. Tuck Flaharty. To, ny Stauich, Herman Grimm. r. H CloyScu, Golden North Hotel and l.. \ Harrison
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
ANOTHER BUNCH OF ARRESTS
 N RosEyTBaL CASE

New York, Sept 17-Gyp the Blood and Lefty Bovie. wanted for complicity in the murder of gambler Rosenthal, we're arrested iu Brooklyn yesterday; their wives also being taken into custody and are being held as witnesses. None Of them will say a word regarding the mur- der. it of course being understood by the prosecuting attorney that they have entered a conspiracy of sI- Ience
 Police inspector Hayes has been removed from the police force for making false statements against Com missioner Waldo.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17

Someone strung the reporter Of tho Juneau Dispatch last saturday, tauSiur him Co turn iu a beautiful story about the sale ot the White PaSS E Yukon railway to the Grand Trunk Pacific. Aside from there 1o; being a word cf truth tn the ar sjc},. the story was filled with the usual amount or interesting read tug
 presitepy Q. L.. DickesCu official 1v dsrtcs that there is any toands- lion iu fact in the story, and furth- rr says that similar stories have sprung up several times in the past oply to have their brief day ot tell ms and die the death ct gossip.
 Ia denying the Dispatchs' iuveu- ton. Nr. pickesou has wired the following cablegrSm to that publt- cation.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
ID. Ns Nta 1F'sfltNf First Vice President

There is every probability that SEagway will enjoy the presence Of a large number Of the citizens of Whitehorse, Caribou, Bennett and other places from up the line, who are planning to come down to our Horticultural Fair. The White Pass railroad has made such a cheap ex- cursion rate that no one can afford to stay at home. The company has also offered Co transport exhibits free as will be seen by the follow ing telegram which Mir. Diekeson, president Of the skagway Horticul- tural Society has sent to the North ward cities and camps
 Skagway, Alaska, Sept 16. U. Wheeler, whitehorse, Y. T.
 At a meeting of the Board of Di- rectors of the Horticultural and Har- vest Home Festival which Is to be held at Sksgway, September 2ist, it was unanimously voted to invite all residents Of whitehorse, Caribou or any gardeners contiguous thereto to bring flowers. vegetables, hay, oats or farm products of any nature wha soever Co be placed on exhibition, such exhibits will be given full con sideration Of judges in the awarding Of prizes. All products for this ex- hibition win be transported free bot ways by the Railway.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
interest is awakening

Reservations are being made
 Haines ls coming up with an ex- hibit to compete with Skagway
 The Home Power company is in- stalliug lights to illuminate the rooms and to supply the booths with electrical attractions.
 Te mercants are fixing up their places Of business to meet the out siders who will come to skagway for the Fair
 Owing to a typographical omis- sion, the name of Judge Martin Con way was left off the list of Horticul- tural Fair directors, in the publish ed report yesterday. The Judge is one of the very first persons to in spire the idea of an exhibit in skag- way. It was his spuds exhibited in the window of the Daily Alaskan that started the movement which is growing into Horticultural Society that will be an everlasting and bene flcial institution for this district.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
REBELS SACK CITY AND
 DECAMP WITH MUCH GOLD

Douglas. Sept. General Sal azar. leader of the revolutionary army stationed near here. made q sudden and successful attack on the city of EItigre. He sacked the town taking away hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold ore and departed to safety just as large party of federal forces appeared to protect ths city Not a single shot was fired.
 It is reported Gen orozco has been captured near oIiinia
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17

Amarillo. Sep. 1TTexas has just had another sensational killing, and another Texan has kept his VOW. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Sneed the wealthy banker who figured in the killing of Boyee. father of Al. Boyee who ran away with his wife year ago. met the young man and shot him dead on the street.
 Al. Boyce had succeeded in vim ming the affections of Mrs. sneed and induced her to elope with him. The pair went to Canada and the affair was the sensation of this part of Texas. A breach naturally oc- cured between the Shed and Boyce
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
EXPEDITION LOST SHIP
 BUT FOUND NO GOLD

St. John. Sept. 1s-The Captain Bartlett expedition has sfeturned from It's trip to Baffin Island where they were unfortunate enough 10 lose their ship, and had to make their way back on trading vessels. The Captain says they discovered some very promising deposits Of coal but no indications Of gold were discoy- cred.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17

Haines, Sept. l7-win the Skag- way Horticultural Society permit the citizens of Haines to compete for prizes in the exhibits at the Fair next Saturday?
 The above cablegram was reeeiv- cd by the first vice president of the Society this morning who immedi- ately wired back the following in- formation, to which we desire to add that the society extends a most cordial invitation to the citizens of Haines and Fort Seward to come up and bring any products they may have.
 Skagway. Sept. Haines ex- hibits will be under the same rules as auy other district and entitled to the same prizes.
 l.. $. KELLER,
 First Vice President.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
PRiN,RIES NOMINATE HOME
 RULE MAN FOR SENATOR

Fairbanks. Sep. 17-Henry Rodeu assistant district attorney yesterday defeated John Roman in the pTimar- ies for the nomination ot senator from this district of Alaska, Rodeu has always been an independent re publican Of the home rule variety, while Mr. Roman is a democrat, hay ing made the canvass for delegate from Alaska in 1908 tn which he re ceived I,0o7 votes.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-09-17
LABOR LEADER ARRESTED
 GIVES BAIL FOR RELEASE

Boston, Sep. 1s-william D. Hay wood head of the I. w W and prominent in many labor troubles. was arrested in this city a few days ago for conspiracy in connec- ton with the dynamite plots during the strike at Lawrence. He was re- leased on one thousand dollars bail.