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The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
" COBB FALLS FROM GRACE,

DETROIT. May 1.-The Detroit American League players have noti- fled the management of tthe league that they will refuse to play ball
 again this season if Ty Cobb, sus- pended yesterday for assaulting a NeH York spectator at the Phila- delphia grounds, is not reinstated
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
FIGHT ADRIEI ON BARGE

CORDONA, May II. - The barge Hayden Brown. in charge of Captain l.. D. Peterson. with eight persons on board. is adrift al sea, having been abandoned in a heavy storm by the tug Pioneer. which had start ed with the barge in town from Jnalaska enroute 10 Seattle.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
MURDER VICTIM IDENTIFIED

LOS ANGELES, May l7.-The WO- man who was found murdered in an unoccupied house week ago Aas today identified as Mrs. kath- crime Dillon, of Chicago, a trained nurse. A. Dillon, her husband, is being sought for by the police.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
ALASKA TIMBER BURNING

SEATTLE, Ny 14 = The steamer Dolphin, which arrived from the North today, reports many forest fires along the southeastern coast cf Alaska.
 TACOMA May IA From the surrounding country come numerous reports of forest fires which have sprung up.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
CHINESE ARE REFUSED LOANS.

PEKlNG, May l5.-The Chinese government has failed in its efforts to neg tiate a loan with the finan- cial agents of American and other foreign banks who nave been here inquiring into the advisability of advancing money to he new re public
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
SUBMARINE MAY BE BIER

ATLANTlt~CITY, May 1.-The submarine Tuna, with Commander Daunehauer, Hyatt and three others aboard, is aground on Egg Harbor shoals. The Tuna is submerged II teet and high seas are breaking over her
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
RUFF CHARGES REMOVED

SAN FRANCISCO. May 14 - The district court of appeals today ord cred the dismissal of all the pending civil and criminal indictments against Abe Ruef. Il the grounds that they ere against all imprisoned man who s not a citizen.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
KING OF DENMARK DIES.

HAMBURG. May 15. = King Fred erick VIII. of Denmark died today in a public hospital in this city, of appoplexy.
 COPENHAGEN, May 15. Prince Christian has been proclaimed king of Denmark.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
UNKNOWN SHIP MED.

HALIFAX, May IS. - The steam ship A. W Perry reports having been in collision with an unknown schooner. and that after the eolli- sion the stranger ship sank 70 the bottom of the ocean, with all on board
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
BIG SToCKYARD BLAZE.

KANSAS CITY, May 15.-In a fire which ocurred at the stockyards to day, two thousand cattle were burned to death and much other valuable property destroyed by the flames.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
PARAGUAYAN REVOLT OVER.

BJENOS AIRES. May 12. - Ad- vices received here confirm the re p3r. 'ha, The tetarals are victorious a Paraguay over PresideH5 Jara aut haf the revolution is at an end
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
SEATTLE BROKER DIES.

SEATTLE, May 15.-E. w. Price, the Seattle bond broker and old pioneer of King county. died at his home in this city this morning.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
CALENDAR 10 BE CLEANED.

WASHINGTON, D. C, May b. The leaders of the house and the senate have called conference for ne purpose of evolving plan for the expedition of legislation during the balance of the term.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
FIRES RAGE ON NORTH COAST.

SEATTLE, May 14. - During the past several days many fires have started in the Cascade mountains. and a large area of valuable timber already has been burned
 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C., May IA. - The Royal City lumber mills were destroyed by fire today.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
MORE BODIES RECOVERED.

HALIFAX. May 13. - A wireless message lee eeeiyeI today from the st amship Mount Magny states that four more bodies of Titanic victims have been Tee yered. but that none ul hem have been identified.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
GAM BLING IN NOME?

meeting of the city council, council man Sykes was rebuked for advanc- ing the unsupported charge that gambling is prevalent in the city without restraint from the city officials
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
CASTS FLOWERS ON DEEP

NEW 1ORk. May IT. - Mrs. J. H I.oring, wife of one of the Titanic victims, stood on the bridge of the Carmania on is last trip over sur rounded by mass of flowers, and, at a sign from the captain. as the vessel drew near to the spot where the Titanic sank, marked only by small cross on the ships chart, she tossed the blossoms over the side
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
ITALIANS BOLSTER BLOCKADE

ROME, May 16-According to advices received here today, an inn portant seizure of arms and ammupi- tion has been made by the torpedo boat destroyers of the Italian navy, Turkish transport having been captured as it was endeavc ring 10 run the blockade of the Italian flee in ths Mediterranean.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
S. R. & S. IN RECElvERsHlP.

SEATTLE, May II Confession that the indebtedness of the Seattle. Rent-n X Southern railway amounts to $3,000,000 caused Judge Hanford today 10 name E. NJ. Mills and c. D. Collins receivers of that line.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
WILEY IS PROUD PAPA

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 17.- pr. Wiley, the pure-food expert, re- turned this morning from delivering lectures in adjoining states and Mrs. Wiley celebrated his return by giv- ing birth to a sen.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
VESSEL SAILS TO eERlNG SEA.

NOME, May 16.-The schooner Yorkey sailed for Siberia on Sun day on trading trip, the earliest departure of vessel on such
 mission in the history of the north.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
NAT FoRGETs RESOLUTIONS

LOS ANGELES, May IS. - Des- spite the interdictiOn of the court, forbddng Nat Goodwin to marr:- again, it is reported that he has been married to Marjorie Moreland. the actress. She is his tenth wife.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
ECONOMIC LIFE STUDIED.

WASHINGTUN. D. e., May 16- The foreign committe has unanimous ly reported favorably upon the Sul- Ger resolution for an international conference upon the high cost Cf living
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
FAKE WORKERS ON TRIAL

LOS ANGELES. May r. - Scores of witnesses have already appear ed before the grand jury in this city and testified against the In dustrial Workers.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
LEWIS IS CHAIRMAN

VHTCAGO, May IT. - Western delegates t the Democratic national convention al Baltimore are using James Hamilton Lewis as temporary chairman of the Baltimore conven- ton.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
DRINK sANE STRIKES HOME.

PITTSBURG. May II. Rev. John | nderwood. in the course of a tenn peIanCe lecture which he delivered aare last night. made the assertion that fully $500 wives are killed an nually by their drink-crazed hus- bands
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
MORE TREMoRs IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. May l5.-Four severe earthquake shocks caused great excitement here today, but littl= damage resulted.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
REST CURE FOR WoLGAsT.

SAN FRANCISCO. May E. - Vol, gIst left f r the East today 10 rest up after ais encounter with Willie R!tchie
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
DARROw CASE OPENS.

LOS ANGELES, May 16.-The trial of Clarence Darrow, who is charged with having bribed Juror Bain in the McNamara case. began this morn ing.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
DARROW JURY NEARLY FILLED

LOS ANGELES, May lit is be- lieved that the jury to try the case Of jury bribing against Clarence Darrow, the McNamara attorney. will be completed within "A hours, and ..e trial Wal then proceed.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
MATHEWS WILL SPREAD UNITY

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 17.-Rev. M. A. Matthews, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Seattle, was oday elected moderator on the first ballot at the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in this city.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
EATEN LOSES ON WHEAT

CHICAGO, May 17. James Pat ten. the noted stock market man ipulator, booked a big losing on wheat
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
ROSE CITY WOMAN KILLED.

PORTLAND. May l&.-Mrs. Perry Mcdonald. a society leader of this CiJN fell from tIe window Of her apartments today. breaking her neck.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
PRINCETON pRExI IN CHAIR.

PRINCETON. May t3-Dr. John Prinoe' tHyersiry's president
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
LANGFoRO WINS IN AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE. May IT. - Sam Langford easily defeated Jim Barry last night in this city, the white man being no matched for the Nova Scotian. Barry was so completely outclassed that the police stopped the fight al the end of the eleventh round
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
PENSIONERS GAIN BY BILL.

WASHINGTON. May F. - presi- dent Tai has signed he bill which tons by S31.ron.uur annually This
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
WILBUR WRIGHT IS ILL

DAYTON, O.. May r.. Wilbur Wright, the veteran aviatgr and fly ing machine manufacturer. is seri- ously ill with typhoid fever at his home in this city.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
SHRINERS AT SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, May 15-Fiye hundred Shriners have arrived here from Southern California and are being shown over the city by local Mascns.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
MRS. AsToR TRUE eRITIsHER,

No. l, the divorced wife of the lats John Jacob Astor. is preparing tc return to England at an early date. Mrs. Astor came over to America immediately after the wrsck of the Titanic.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
BLOCKADE IN NEAR EAST.

ROME May 1&.-The Italians have succeeded in cl-siug the. Aegean sea, n,ock.ug he Turks from rbe Med, lf.rTancan
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20

LEWISTON. Idaho, May 17-Al- though the Roosevelt followers con- trol the state republican convention the delegates go to Chicago un- pledged. Six are safe for Roose- FeE, Wo are for Taft.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
SENATE WILL ACT ON TARIFF.

WASHINGTON. May II. - Sena- tor Simmons announced today that all the tariff bills passed by the house will be disposed of by the senate before congress adjourns.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
WASHINGTON FIRE-SWEPT.

SEATTLE, May 16-One hundred different forest fires are burning between the Columbia river and the boundary.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
MORE EXPLANATIONS DUf

NEW YORK, May 15.-The hear ing tf the sugar trust trial began here yesterday.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
LEATHER TRUST NEXT,

WASHINGTON, May IT. - The department of justice has announc- ed that the leather trust shortly will be the object of a rigid inyestiga- ton.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
Outside Happenings of the Week for Quick Reading

from California, was an old-timer of this camp, where he followed mining much of the time Al one time he operated ln Center creek.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
CAPITAL FARMERS UNsULLlEp.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 16.- The house of representatives today decided to drop the investigation of the department of agriculture
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
coLLIDEs WITH POLE.

ST. LOUIS, May 14. = Ray Wheel CT. the famous aviator was killed to- day when his airship hit a telegraph pole.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
FEEDER ENDANGERED.

FTTTSBURG. May l6-The fed erai government has instituted pro- ceedings to compel the dissolution of the aluminium trust.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
SEATTLE WIRES wIckERsHAm

oEA iLE' May IT. Iaklng cognizance of the irremedial harm that will result to the business men Cf Fairbanks, Alaska, in the event that they are compelled to leave their business pursuits to bear wit ness at the Washington-Alaska bank trials, the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce has worded a telegram to the attorney general re- questing that the cases be carried over to some date late in the fall The local body has come to the rescue because it considers that the urgency of summer business in the North overshadows the necessity of immediate meting out of justice in this particular case, where so many are involved.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
EIGHT PERISH IN FIRES.

SEATTLE, May 15.-Eight are now known to have been burned to death in the forest fires.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
BLUE GRASS HARvESTsRs RAD

C1NTHIANA, Ky, May 17.-rhe state of Kentucky will sgon begin an action against the International Harvester company on the charge of violation of the antitrust laws of the state.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20

WYTHVILI.E. Va. May l7-Floyd Allen today was convicted of mur- der in the first degree.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
LYNCH AGAIN THE CHOICE.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 16.-Presi- dent Lynch. >Sead of the Inter- national Typographical union. has g.en reelected.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20

is a chronic drunkard. Mrs. Tillman has made application for separa- ton.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
HUMBOLDT CASE UNSETTLED

WASHINGTON, May IT. For some reason, and for a reason that is taken by Alaskans as very sig nificant one, the case of the Hum- boldt Steamship company against it's connecting forwarder, the White Pass & Yukon Co.,, will again be taken up The suit was supposed to have been settled, having been decided in favor of the little independent by the high est court in the land, to which it was carried on appeal.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
GILMORE GOES DOWN COAST.

NUME, May ll.-MayOr Gilmore is about to embark on the schooner Seddcn for Dutch Harbor to open his active campaigning as republican nominee for the delegateship.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
CONGRESS AOJouRNs IN JUNE.

NASHINGTUN. D. C., May 16.- The present stssion of congress will adjourn on .Hne 15.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20
DAWSON A DEAD ONE.

DAWSON. May IT. Because of he present ack of w~rk in this camp. and tue uncertainty of activ ity later in the summer. the many 'aboring men wh9 are now idle. are 7reparing to drop down the Iiv5r. A.
 c. Treaagold is still in England, and it is not know if he contem- plates starting any new work this summer
The Alaska citizen., 1912-05-20

PULLMAN, JR., AN INEBRlATE.
 COLUMBIA, S. C.. May r. = Al leging that her husband. Benjamin Tillman, Jr,, son of Senator Tillman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19
Skandal!
Awful SkandaIiOus Proceedings
Witch Involves z Residents
Of BingViIIe Whose CaraCkterS
Has Been SmiTched Up a Good
EaI as a Consequence Full &
DeIishus PartickIerS as Per
Below

There is at present turrible skandal
/ in Bingville which is the talk of the
| town as we go to press and we per-
! SOON it will continue to be the talk OF
the town for some months to come
being as it involves two persons who
has allus stood high in this community
not only as a man and womman, but
also as stanch pliers of the Bingville
church & up to this time there amt
newer been a breth of skandal breathed
aginst their fair names, but look at EN-
now
These two persons is Deacon Butter
worth and Mrs. Bill Hepburn, the wife
of our artistick blacksmith & horse
sheer.
To begin at the beginning, Bill he
went off to the CO. seat last Satterday
morning bright & airly as ushual and as
ushua1 Bill he arrove back in Bingville
about dusk Saturday evg and after he
had unhitched his horse and put it up
and fed it, which TUX him long time
weather and awkward owing to the tur-
to the house where his pashient wife
was waiting for him and wanted his
supper right off.
Not knowing whether Bill would ar
rive home at dusk or sometime the fol-
lering morning Mrs. Hepburn diddent
have supper ready but she told Bill she
would get him somethink to eat as soon
as she possible could, but Bill was
hungry and cussed around the house and
told her to git somethink on the table
purity quick for him to eat or he would
upset the table, and Mrs. Hepburn who
was hurrying as fast as she could emmy
how got nervous an split spiderfull of
fried ham and grease on the kitchen
floor which made Bill Madden ever so
he overturned the table and with oath
said he would go down to Hen Wealth
ersbys store and purchase some crackers
and cheese for his supper and also tell
everybody down there what a poor
dilatory cook of wife he had at home,
and with them crewe1 words on his lips
Bill went out and started staggering
down the street.
Well, Bill haddent been gone 10 min
mites from the house until Deacon But
terworth happend to come past Bills
house and he seen Mrs Hepburn settin
on the front steps almost crying her
eyes out, so the deacon went in and set
down besides her and askd her what
was the matter if anythink and if he
could do ennythink to cheer her up if
possible But all Mrs. Hepburn could
do was to sob and cry so that she
couldn't talk and the Deacon was so
overcome with pity that he TUX one of
her hands in hisn and smoothed it for
her and talked comfortin to her and
told her to conhde her trubbles TO him
and he'd see if he couldn't give her enuff
brotherly sympathy TO help her some.
Then Mrs Hepburn she jest leaned
over agin the Deacon and rested her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19

amount to much and ennybuddy
who runs for president must come
of purity good old stock and stand
purity well in the community which
Jim don't.
What we cant understand is how
it comes that there is so menny
persons running for president this
yr and why there is so much more
compensation than ushual Be that
as it may there is agoing to be
somebuddy disappointed. In other
words they cant all be e1eckted
president-somebuddy will haft to
be left out in the cold and we feel
sorry for whoever it is becuz when
a man sets his heart on the presi-
dency Of this glorious country and
then don't git it he is turrib1e dis
appinted and who can blame him?
If we had of knowd who was a
running for president sooner we
might of come out in the Boogle
and supported some one of the
candydates or other and they would
probably of been glad to of had the
support of an inflooenshial paper
like the Boogle which is also the
best & only advertising medium in
this end of the county.
Being however as we have been
late learning this news we cant
make up our mind jest who to
support if ennybody and we call1i-
late we wont therefore support en-
nybuddy. In other words the can
dates for this high offs will haft
to fight it out amongst theirselfs
and may the best man win.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19
A Few Personals & LOkaIS
Very Few

Late Whittacre while milking his old
cow spot" tother evg got mad at her
becus she wouldn't give down her milk
like he thort she ort to, so Late he
kicked her in the ribs and blamed If
she dident kick back at Late and
knocked him clean through the cow
stable door and split the milk and stove
up the milk pail until he will haft to
buy new one.
Mrs. Cy Hosl1ins spent whole after
noon last wk darning Cy's wool socks
for him. She says Cy is the hardest
man on wool socks she ever seen and
she sposes now that Cy has put on his
wool socks for the winter she will be
bizzy darning wk in and wk out.
Miss Sary Ann Whittacre it is re-
ported or at least roomer says has give
Glen Gookins the mitten. At any rate
there amt been no light in the Whit
tacre parler for six Saturday nights
past and what other conclooshion can a
person come to. We trust that these
young folks will soon patch up their
love spat and we would remind them
that true love diddent never run smooth
anyhow.
Brad FIinskey made a pleasure trip
to the co seat last Saturday and had
his horse to run off with him and bust
up his spring wagon some and also to
sprain Brads anl1el when he was throwd
out. We wouldn't call this much of a
pleasure trip would you?
Slime Henderson purchased a dog
from a man down Snake Bend way for
a watchdog last wk. A couple of days
after Slime had got the dog he arrived
home late and forgot all about the dog
and stepped upon the front piazzer
big as life and the dog grabbed him by
the calf of the leg and Slime hollered
like a good Teller. Slime says that dog
is almost too good a watch dog as far
as he is concerned
We guess these is all the lokals 4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19
EDDYTORIUL

Jest as we go to press we have
learnt turrible important peece of
news from the outside world
which will be awful surprise to
the readers of the Boogle and on
which we desire to comment eddy
toriully in this collun.
Jest a few n1innits before we
TUX our pen in hand to write this
eddytoriul Jabe Simpson dropped
into the offs and brung with him
a back number of a City paper
which he got by it being wrapt
around a package which his wife's
sister sent to her from the co seat
last wk and after reading the pa
per Jabe thort we might be inter
ested in seeing it being as skeercly
seldum we ever see a City paper
in Bingville SO he brung it to US
and when we opend it up about the
first thing that ketched our eye was
the fackt that Theodore Roose-
welt is running agin for president
and according to what we read
about it we judge he has been run
ming for some time.
The reason we amt heerd a thing
about this until now is that Bing-
vile is kind of shet off from the
rest of sivilisashion, as you might
say, and its only by chanst that
we hear a word now and then as
to what the rest of the world is
doink if anythirlk.
If our recolleckshion serves us
correcl1t, Mister Roosevelt has been
president twict and if he becomes
president this time that will be
three times in sucksesshion, as you
might say. 1t seems to US as we
think back that Mister Roosevelt
has been president almost as long
as we can reckolleckt, but then we
must be mistaken about this. How
sumever he must be quite old man
by this time being as he has been
president twict and is after it agin.
Well, we don't know as we blame
him for wanting to be president so
much. From what we can lern it
must be purity much of a snap and
pays a blamed good salery. We
could be indooced to becom presi-
dent ourself without being coaxd
very much if we only had chanst.
In the same peece we gethered
that William Taft is also running
for president and a Teller named
Wilson. We don't know whether
this Wilson is emmy relashion to
Jim Wilson who lives down Hard
scrabble way or not, but We per-
SOON not being as Jim don't
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19

much space that we amt got hardly any
spase left for ennythink else in this
ishue which is why we apologize.
We don't know that a apologize no
tise is necessary because there is 50
few personals, locals ct cettery in this
ishue being as we persoom if we are as
we'll ackwainted with our subscribers
as we think we are they would good
cal ruther read skandal than personals
or anythink else We could write and we
consider this skandal much more i'm
portanter than ennything else which
could of happened in Bingville.
Allus read the Boogle for the latest
SCANDALS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19
KEEP YOUR
HOUSE SWEEP!

up. Being as bizness in my copper
shop is turrible dull jest at pres
ent l have decided to go into the
broom making bizness for a
change and 1 hope it will be a
change which will bring me in
more change than the copper biz
ness has been bringing in. I make
the same kind of brooms what you
use to sweep your house with. /
can make two of these brooms
per day by working hard. These
brooms is better brooms than you
can buy at Hen Weathersbys store
even if do say it myself. No in
suit to Hen of course. take
more pains with my brooms than
they do with store brooms and as
a result they last longer and
don't wear out so soon. If you
are contemplating buying a broom
see me before you invest your
money elsewhere or you will be
sorry. ort to charge you so
cts for one of my brooms by
rights becus it is worth that but
you would probably think so cts
was too much so l have decided
to charge you only IS cts. A
SO ct. Broom for Is ctsI Hows
that? l have 8 of these brooms on
hand already. Come in and in
speckt my stock. No trouble to
show goods perviding you buy.
What sweeps cleaner than a new
broom? 1t is a pleasure to sweep
or scrub with my brooms. 1t al
most does the wI itself and don't
make your back ache you like
other brooms. Investigate tnisl
You will find me at my copper sac1
all day long or if you desire |
will call with my brooms to
sell.
HECK HARPER.
Broom Manufactures.