The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

A CITIZEN. FAIR BANKS. SEPTEN ently if the colonel withholds his support.
 OH, YOU JOHNSON.
 DETROIT. Sept To. - Governor Hiram Johnson. of California. who is running on the Progressive Ma tional ticket with Colonel Roosevelt. opened his Michigan campaign iu this city last night
 SPIRIT CITY.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 1O - Colonel Roosevelt arrived here today and all morning has been in close conference with the supporters of the Bull Moose movement here. He will ad- dress two meetings here today. in an interview he declared that he is well pleased with the receptions that have been rendered him in his tour of the West
 ROOSEVELT ON COAST.
 SPOKANE. Sept. g. Theodore Roosevelt spoke here today to the largest crowd he has met on his tour. He said that this is pre-emi- nently a state where people are de frauded of their rights. He Contin- ued: T believe that the state of Washington is for Roosevelt. am against those who pay for political services with judgeships anu dis,ri, LUOrneysEips
 THE WASHINGTON TICKET.
 SEAT TILE, Sept. 9. - The returns are not vet in from all the pre- cincts in the referendum upon the state ticket,of the Progressive Re publicans. but enough is known to show that Sheriff Hodge of kiuA county will be the Progressive candi- date for governor of Washington.
 REMAINDER OF THE TICKET.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 9. - Returns now in show that the Progressive Repub- licans have selected Sheriff Hodge for governor, leats of Tacoma for governor, J. A Falconer. of Everett, as congressman-at-la and J. w. Bryan, of Bremerton, Dan i'iiitoi ol otdlllt. " dl bu1lOl anu F. M. Goodwin. of Spokane. as con greSSmen.
 HODGE ONCE MORE.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 10 At the Progressive state convention Rober; Hodge. Of Seattle. was nominated for governor and Teaus, of Tacoma. fOi ieutcnant-goVernor Both were can. didates for similar offices on the regular Republican ticket. but with drew their names two weeks ago. Throughout the West today Repub- lican and Democratic primaries are being held
 POOR MAN.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. - Rob. ert c. Valentine. commissioner oi Indian affairs, has resigned his posi- ton and has announced that he will throw in his lot with the Progress sive party under Theodore Roosevelt.
 HI HIRAM.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 10. - Goscrnol Johnson of California has been for the past several days stumping tn, state in the interest of Theodore Roosevelt and the Bull Moose party
 EIGHT MORE
 JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. via E2- bert and Ashcroft, Sept. H. - Eight Republican electors of this state have signed a pledge that they will sup port Theodore Roosevelt.
 TEDDY, TEDDY.
 PORTLAND, Sept. 12. = Al sever Il places in this state there is keen disappointment because of the re fusal of Colonel Roosevelt to ad. dress the muItitudes. Roosevelt ar rived here today and will address m audience this afternoon.
 The colonel gives as his reason for declining the invitations of the disappointed Oregonians that he feels the need of conserving his strength. He states that he has many engagements to talk while og the coast. and does not feel that he can stand any additional strain
 HE SWITCHES.
 PORTLAND, Me. Sept. F. - Re publican GoVernorelect Haines, who was elected this week. has come out with the announcement in which ne states that he is strongly in -fi' oi oI tiit lNOOStNtll uOt u lI.tS.
 POLITICIANS ASTOUNOED.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 12 The announcement of GovCrnor-elect 4aines has astounded local Republi ans, who looked upon the successful ,andidate as a staunch follower of he old party principles.
 VALENTINE QUITS.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 12. - Rob ert Valentine, commissioner of In iian affairs. has resigned his DO sition to join the Roosevelt forces It is the intention of Valentine tG take the stump for the colonel.
 TEDDY KNOCKS.
 BOISE. Idaho. Sept. A. - Theo- lore Roosevelt and Senator Borah were in conference here this morning In a speech at Portland, Ore, Roose- welt referred to James s. Harlan son of the late associate justice of the supreme court. and Adam Bede former congressman from Duluth who are following him up, as dis honest and discredited politicians.
 SAME HERE.
 LA GRANDE. Ore, Sept. IA. - Adam Bede, formerly congressman from Duluth Minn., In an address delivered here last night, asserted that Roosevelt was guilty of black,