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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
WOULD END
MEXICAN
REVOLT


81 am irrevocably through with Ok
lahoma and I am on my way to Texas
and Mexico to do my part in quelling
the Mexican revelation" said Leslie
p Ross last night It seems Mr.. Ross
has become very much wrought up
over the present disturbances along
the Texas border and highly approves
Of Gov. Colquitt's action in the mat
ter in which it is understood that Col
quit will organize troops and drive
the Mexlcans from the border If Uncle
Sam does not come to the aid or the
Texans at once.
Ross said last night that he had
been to Texas and had received a
commission under Colquitt that would
give him the command Of a body OF
men and that he would advance on
the insurrectos, drive them from the
border and, If necessary. follow them
into the Interior even to the City of
Mexico. if given such orders. He
hiHted strongly that within two weeks
be would be in the Mexican capital
and would wrest the heavy hand OF
power from Madero, put down the re-
bellion and restore peace and prosper.
ity along the Texas border and usher
in again the reign Of tranquility.
Ross was very enthusiastic and was
working mp interest in the proposi.
ton He found many here who were
inclined to favor the movement and
who were ready and willing to enlist
and follow him if it came to a show
down He left last night for Texas
with the avowed intention of taking III
the commission that he says has been
given him and will proceed at once
TO the border to take an active part il
the festivities there He bears witt
him the names of several from this
city who will follow him into Mexico
lii affairs reach q crisis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
NEW PATIENTS FOR KELLY

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Aug. 12-Department
OF agriculture experts are today ad-
ministering the jag cure to an inebri-
ate COW. The once decoroua animal,
owned by Virginia farmer. recently
attracted attention by leaning wear
lily against the pasture fence, aud
bawling moo" in a hilarious tone at
Che same time firtatiously waving q
maudlin front hoof at some steers in
the next pasture. Investigation show.
ed that she had fed on fermented en-.
silage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
cHlcKAsHA LODGE WINS
STATE BANNER AGAIN

The Ghiekasha Court Of Honor lodge
was notified that they had won the
state prize banner from Oklahoma,
making the largest net gain in mem-
bership during the last six months
Six months Ago Oklahoma City won
fit by very small per cent gain over
Chickasha, and now the Chickasha
lodge has won It back again At the
next meeting the local lodge win eele.
brate on receiving this banner. which
cost hundred dollars. IN thousands
Of homes during the next six months
chickasha will be advertised as the
Banner Court Of Honor lodge in OKLA
homa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
ChiCkaSha The
Base Of Supply

The promoters 81 the Comanche pic
mic must think the crowd will be aw.
fully hungry for ice cream and soda
water on that there win be an unusu-
ally large crowd in attendance. Or.
ders were received by the Royal Ice
Cream Co Of this city for more than
halt a car load Of ice cream. together
with untold numbers OF Ice cream
cones When yon ponder the question
minute you realize that a carload
OF cream is lots OF cream. The order
is being filled today and viii be
shipped Wednesday morning. In cons
neotlon with the loading Of this car,
the Coca Cola Bottling co. viii fur.
nish 500 cases OF soda water aggregat
ing 6OOo bottles Of the delicious and
refreshing"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
No Contributions
From Corporations

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, Aug 12-Represenia-
tive Mckinley today told the senate
investigating committee that the Re.
publican congressional campaign in
Mos and 1910 cost about 100000 He
said be knew Of no complete record
Of contributions. He said they should
like TO have a rule that no contribu.
tinns should be accepted from corpor
atlons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
IN POLICE COURT. 7

In police court yesterday business
picked up to a certain extent and Of
fficer Meecom had a busy day.
Melichi Renfroe was arrested on q
charge Of immoral conduct. Fine was
placed at S5. Hattie Downing paid 4
fine Of 81 on p charge Of disturbing
the peace. Oscar Downing. charged
with a Ike offense. win york cut
w Tine kmHlIt NortHluEtOn aud
Charley Pruitt, arrested ON charges of
flshsing, were fined az eaeh.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12

Constantinople, Aug 12.-The inter
ruptlon of telegraphic communication
makes it very difficult to obtain ac-
curate details Of the disastrous seis-
mographie disturbance which occurred
August 8. ON both sides Of the Darda-
nelles Estimates place the death list
at 1000 ana the injured at from 5000
to 5000.
Everywhere in the stricken zone
there is terrible want and distress
Appeals for doctors and help are con-
stantly being received at the capital
and the government is doing its ut
most to satisfy them The hospitals
here are crowded with injured per
sons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Crump did not set into the game
yesterday on account Of a bad arm /!
The outfield had vacation yester.
day
The cbickasha bunch had their eye
on the ball. They hit Stokes at will.
Given a good team to oppose them,
the local bunch would put up a classy
show
Payne seems to be a natural thief.
He swiped third from under the very
nose Of the El Reno clan.
While Francis really whitfield II El
Reno batters he viii be credited with
but IS, as two were thrown out from
catcher TO first.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
CLEANED UP ON
FL RENO BY A
SCORE 8 TO 0
Francis Pitched Supberb
Game With FaUItIeSS
Support

With Francis pitching In Rube Mar
guard form ana the team behind MIN
working like wen regulated machine.
the local clan hung the indian sign on
~ Reno good and plenty yesterday,
shutting them out. to 0.
Francis had them at his mercy dur
ing the entire route. and gave up but
three measley bingles, these in the
latter innings, when he slowed up mo-
mentariIy Only nine III Reno hltters
hit the ball fairly, while while Chick.
asha slugged the pill 70 every corner
OF tae lot 1t was a slaughter IA every
sense Of the word % looked Ike
n0-hit game for the big eit handler up
to the seventh, when Wewerka poled
out a little single 70 leit garden. In
the eighth Hodgknson and Shaw, the
first two up, each cleaned single.
Further than this, Francis was unhlt-
table.
business picked up for Chiokasha
IN the initial round Mitchell walked
and was advanced to second when
Shaw dropped The throw from an in-
field chance by Phillips. who was safe
at first Both were advanced when
Jacobs sacrificed, Isben to shaw. Jones
fouled oug to Wewerka. Hay was the
hoy there with the needed bingle past
first base and Mitchell scored Phil
lips scored ON Helliners safe one to
left That ended file ran getting in
the first session IN tho second. with
Weir down. Francis plfalyzed the E
Reno gang with 4 terrific two base
wallop 10 center Payne went ia 10
run Tor Francis and romped homo
when Phillips smashed a clean one to
left shas was on trying 70 squeeze
It into a two bagger Three more
were annexed "a the fourth and two
in the fifth. tolaling eight. After
the firth there was nothing doing nor
was a ran badly wanted as no one
wished to see ,he farce turned into an
absolute massacre Il was bad enough
al that.
The Chlck9sha cohorts played bet.
ter, faster. cleaner baseball than has
been seen exhibited by said agerega.
ton this entire season Wrb Phillips
at first Heffner back 90 the game at
short the addition ~ Payne n cen.
ter and Jacobs ln his old position be.
hlnd the rubber the machine Is mater
lally strengthened. Payne the recruit
handled himself Wen ana plainly show.
ed the earmarks Of BAH player
When he gets a little more into Tue
local game he win be a strong addi
tion 10 the Chlckasha outfield lie
poled out one hlti scored twice and
stole third aase with Stokes looking
at him
The hitting honors viii have TO bC
given 70 Francis, who cleaned two sin
giles and double out Of four timei
MP The real thriller Of the piece was
Hefiner's sensational dive when Do
robbed Shaw OF hlt The El Ken,
clan are @ clean bunch and ala th,
best they knew how which WASH
enough to even look like they wanted
to push q scor0 across and tho pieel
ended with everybody satisfied ans
unanimous in the decision that th
locals have arrived az last and tha
Chickaaha has a real ball team
NrfffsfF A f+fTt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
Earthquakes Doing
Greater Damage

Constantinople, Aug. 12.-Ihree
more earthquakes have shattered the
walls which were left standing in the
stricken towns today A number OF
persons who were hunting in the ruins
for friends are reported to have been
killed. The hotel Gallipolis was
shaken down and burned,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
PREFERRED MOTOR
BOAT TO WIFE.

Telegram by United Press.
Chicago Aug. 12-Mrs Harry Mar
cell said to her husband.
you must choose between me and
your motor boat. viii not tolerate 3
rival"
Mr.. Harry MARCEL said to his wlfea
"0h, well, if you put 1t that way, I'll
choose the motor boat"
The MARCEL pair appeared in the
court Of domestic relations and after
the judge attempted to effect a recon.
ciliation. deereed that the husband
could retain his motor boat and or
dered him to pay SIS a week % Mrs.
MARCEL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
ROYAL NEi6HBoRs
ELECT OFFICERS.

The Royal Neigi 9ors met last Tues.
day al the X OF = hall and elected
the following officers: Mrs. Lou Con.
quest oracle; Mrs. Laura Church, vice
oracle; Mrs Clara pettlnger past
oracle; Mrs Maude White. chancellor:
Mrs sierld Kinds, recorder. Mrs. Hat
tic Elisha, marshall Mrs. Emma Utter
bach, inner sentinel; managers, Mrs
Emma Utterbach and Mrs. Nettlc Hill;
doctors, DR.. S. o. Marrs and Dr. 4. T.
Coulter Refreshments We're served
and a general good time for everybody
is reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
BIG CROWD AT AlRnnME

Mr Tuggle won the cash prize given
away at the Airdome Saturday night.
The pictures We're good and every one
went home well pleased The cash
prize is drawing good crowds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
NOTICE 70 CLERKS.

All clerks are urgently requested to
be present at the meeting Wednesday,
A,.o.an4 81 ~ IInina yalaa hau ~ =
-. IN. sharp. Business Of great lm-
portanoe J. r. MILLER.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
SEVEN MEET
DEATH AT
SING SING
Nsopyrightl
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Oifining, n, Y, Aug. Aug. I2.-Seven
men were electrocuted IN the Sing
Sing prison this morning. Five pro
tested their innocence to the last
The first man entered the death
chamber at i:5O O'Clock, the seventh
at goa o'clock. The authorities pro-
nounced the executions az the most
successful and featureless which were
ever held The victims were: John
W. Collins, negro. Joseph Ference.
wife murderer; Angelo Guista, Loren.
20 Lebori, Call Filepe De Marco, Sal
vatore De Marco and Vmcenzo Coma.
An the latter participated in a series
o. robberies ending IN the murder Of
Mrs Mary Hall. Collins was the first
to be executed. because OF his own
gameness, and was expected to set an
example for the rest Ferrene was the
last to go to the chair All were des-
perate characters Coma. the sixth
executed. collapsed IN dead faint
from the strain while waiting for his
turn. The crucilix which he held fell
from his hand aud was replaced by
the priest at the moment he was
strapped TO the chair and the current
was turned on. Ferrene was expected
10 make trouble but went to the chail
shouting, eGooda-byel Gooda luck
The eleetrocutlon was a great straiE
on the witnesses present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12
NOW A REAL BALL TEAM

Totals ------2s 0 3 s
summary Struck out by Francis
IS, by Stokes 8. Walked, by Francis
1, by Stokes 2. Hit by pitcher, Fran
els l. Two base hits, Jones, Francis
stolen bases, Payne 2. Umpire, Dar-
nell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12

Nrw elllrs lM elpFalon rollar
Effie Wund Us. George Wund, dl
vooa Bond & Melton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12

Washington, Aug ia plea for
the abolition Of the death penalty fol.
lowing the wholesale executions at
Sing Sing today was voiced by Mrs.
Champ Clark in an interview with the
United Press today THE seven exc.
eutions at Sing Sing are a striking ex.
ample Of the social ineliicieney OF the
death penalty said Mrs Clark Il
would not want to be responsible for
taking that which could not give
human life. II these victims had been
put at some public work such as max
ing roads parks, or other employment
for the public good, now much better
would have been society" Chairman
ClaytGa Of the house Judiciary com
mittee said the Wholesale execution
this morning had not changed bis opin-
ion that ne stnl favors capital pun
ishment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
FATHER TO CONTINUE
 FIGHT FOR HIS SON.
.By Alaska NeNs Bureau

LNNlHaJRG. Va. Jan. ls-la Te- ry ta aae numerous reports winch ave been seur out 10 the e.fe,t ..a, Thomas Riahesoa. father ol Rev. ...-.aee y- RjghcsCn had deserted @ son -ae elder Righesoa stated ay ana, they were untrue and .r ha would fight for his son as -- there was any hope Of say s him from the electric chair.
 R5.Easo-~ when asked coRcerutE g confession which youug Rieheson a.r stated hat he thought the -v ra, Eaueu-el and did not know
 ar was say-a- Efforts are being made by the father Of thc man and his friends to have
 e-aa comuutted to life im-
 -e-- by Governor Foss
 Tna Rev Clarence Richeson has .- condemned 10 die May l9. at
 the electric chair. for the
 at his former sweetheart Miss ra-eu Rfehes7u confessed to
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
THE WOLVES SHALL
 HOWL NO MORE,

Upon listening carefully one of these windy days there is born Go the ears the echo of that old mel ody And The Wolves Shall Howl No More Round My Cheerful Cabin Door" from the direction of the sum- nit. being lightly trined by section foreman Nick Hansen at Clifton, who informs us that two of the night providers have passed over into the Happy Hunting grounds.
 One Of the wolves which was found after enjoying a meal of dog meat a la strychnine. was the leader of the band of wolves which have made the nights horrible in the ueighborhood of the section houses, a,ong the White Pass between here and the summit, with their midnight sere0ades. He is a big black fellow and weighs at least 14O pounds.
 The other wolf found is grey and looks the typical malamute of Alaska He weighs about I2O pounds and was found on the railroad track by Ed Mass
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
SIG BLOCKADE ON
 LYNN CANAL AVENUE

Considerable of a blockade was caused this morning. on the thorough Jsre which stretches out into the waters or Lynn Canal to meet the incoming steamers. when the bot tom of things dropped out from under the person ot Nj. B. Clemen- scr. og the Dewey Hotel. precipitat- in- him and the load of coal upon which he was riding into the dust beneath.
 Upon holding a post mortem ex- animation he found that the front axle oI his conveyance had parted leaving him stranded on the public horouehtare with long line of traf- Ge lined up behind him. who had zone to the end of the wharf Co meet the Peterson which had just arrived
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
REIGN OF CRIME
 ON IN PORTLAND
Edison Mutton. Web Known Resident, Beaten Into Insensibihty Last Night by Foot Pads--Died
 This Morning
IRy Alaska News Bureau)


 PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 20-The reign Of crime which spread over Portland the last few days Is spread ing terror to all the belated travel CTS who return home late at night Another horrible crime has been ad. dei to the long list of crimes which have occurred f1 the last few days.
 Edison Mutton, a well known resi- dent of Portland. was found this morning with a terrible gash across hls head as evidence Of the assault Of two desperate foot pads who held him up shortly after midnight, beating him into insensibility and robhinE him of n small sum of money which he had on him at the time.
 Mutton died al an early hour this morning in the hospital. He was unable to give a description of his aseailauts.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
.ECUAOOR HAS
 4 CIVIL WAR THOUSAND KILLED
 IN FIRST ENGAGEMENT Election ot Gen Pedro Montero to Presidency by Gov. Troops, Fol 0 lowing Death Of Jose Estrada
 Cause of Rebellion
By Alaska News Buroau)

GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. Jan 20 once more this country is plunged a tha depths of civil war An g.gaEemeut has taken place between saa Rebels under Jose Villeros, and n. Goycrameut troops under the aaarslip Of President Pedro Mon -o. The battle took place just out -fEr of the little town os Yaguaohe. ra a-mues are reported to be over a thousand killed.
 The new rebellion is the outcome 1E dissatisfaction over the election 2 Gen Pedro Nontero to the Pres
 r.y Of the Republic following the reth -s The late President Don Jose r.-sra.u The new president was
 -tef to the head Of the republic .r fru government troops. which pro
 nEs are reseut led by Jose Vii ..-rs who lad an eye to the Presi- H.rsg N''Ieros is popular and has H.r.r sg Ters
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
OPERATOR MCMILLAN
 PROGRESSING NICELY

Howard McNiHa0. the Yukon Gross ing telegraph operator who was bad ly frozen two weeks ago. is getting along splendidly at the hospital in whitehorse. says the Star, and pr. Davis Is confident that no perman- eut inconvenience vii result. aL though two months. possibly more, win be required to fully restore the frozen hands and arms.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
DOES NOT FEAR
 SOCIALISM
PRESIDENT TAFT WANTS
 AID OF THE PEOPLE
Sees no Danger Co Republican Party sThrough Growing Strength Of Socialist Party in The Unit
 cd states
lRy Alaska News Bureau

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 20- President Taft today addressed the Chamber of Commerce of this city. In the course Of his speech he asked the help or all the people in bring iEz about good times. through his fight in enforcing the Trust laws
 Speaking of the increasing dis play os Socialism and rapid growing strength Of the Socialist party thru. out the United states. Taft stated that he does not believe there is any danger to the Republican party rom that source.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
ITALIAN wAsssIPs HOLD
 UP FRENCH STEAMER
Three peStroyerS Search Nascuoa For Cou-sbaad or War. Blockade
 FStabIjShed Against Turks
tRy Alaska News Bureau9

TUNJS. Jan. 2e-Determ,ned Co shut off an supplies Co heir oppon erts and to shut the Turks off ea. urely from the outside world the Italians have established a blockade on la5 Mediterranean Sea
 The French steamer MaScuha was held up today by three Italian tor. a-Fo boat destroyc-s and was pa7aheG for contra1an5 ot war None was found and the steame- was allowed D proceed on her way.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
THREE DRINKS 4
 DAY IS THE LIMIT.

NEW YORK. Jan. 20-Three drinks a day is the limit to keep healthy, according Co the New York Board of Health. More than that, it is de ,la-ed. means an unGmely death from .vu- trouble or kindred diseases. This information is given in connection with a report discussing the increase ia the death rate from certain ail- meurs in the last few years The loard of Health declares this iDcreas- .l rate-uotably In cancer, liver trou- 1Ia and heart disease-is largely due 60 lack or exercise. overcauug, over drinking and the luNuries ot the au- .6mobile
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
DAWSON LEADS THE
 BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

The local boys rolled the second seris Of three games. in the Bowling Tournament here on the EIks Allies .agt night. Due 10 the absence Of snow and W. C. Blanchard of the IocaI team the score piled up was not an overwhelming number. the number Of pins displaced being but zfs0 Nevertheless. the gloom which fell over the bowIers was somewhat ilspelled when the report came from WhItehorss showing that the team here had fallen even lower than ve pad. they having succeeded in mak ing but 2I5s in the three games
 Dawson also fell off in their SCOT ing over their previous efforts. but got away with the high score of the evening. Their score was 23f2. No word has been received from Ju- neau as yet and t Is not known whether they played last night or not
 The Fort Seward Team did not 'ake part last night due to the fact that they were all on the sick list having taken their annual typhotd inCculation, under the new govern ment regulation They will all Dc in condition to bowl in a few days
 The standing of the teams up Co date Is as follows
 Dawson. 46so: skaEway. 4ssg. White horse. 1883. Foyt Seward, 2593; Ju- eau. 100000
 The boys who bowled last night
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
EAGLES TO -SFS
 --E LTGE- sAN-4ST C.

-.a
 - aE -ae a- Hrf.E .rar arc e--E s r- ao- music H-..-.-a brand. - --.- a---s-s Fol- there vIt he the which chef J--e-
 Fa-aE Darg."E w'a
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
euPTILL A PASSENGER
 ON THE JEFFERSON

pleasant sur1-se awaits the many friends of N7. Clyde R. Cup .r. uno7 arrival of the Jefferson in .r. mo-uf-E A telegram received
 . This morning from Ketchlkan aa rat N-. Gu7uu is taking a rrr health tour and Is round r.r 0ssss1re- on the Jefferson Ii Is not known how long the ship w'l' remain tu port but it Is certain that an uE Cups friends win be .ou1 on tra dock on her arrival to shake hands any way. even though The Fss.t uIu he a short one.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

Mir. Montgomery X Snow was a return passenger from Haines where he has been for the last three days renewing old acquaintances.
 Among the passengers who made the round trip from the Post and Haines today are Mrs. Van Etten. Messrs Geo. vogel EH Woods and Jack Combs.
 The Alaska Steamship Company's Steamer Jefferson is due Co arrive In Juneau at 9 o'clock this evening. She win reach Skagway early fn the moTnin.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

The Georgia win not arrive this evening as is customary, due to de lay caused by necessary repairs. She will leave Juneau at { a m. In the morning. and will arrive here tomor. row evening aholt { D. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
eUmwINs ANNOUNCES
 CANDIDACY FOR PRESIDENCY.
Sensation Caused in Political Circles by Opposition to Taft And La
 Toilette by Iowa Senator
lRy Alaska News Bureau )

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 2O- The political world has been quite upset today by the announcement of h. candidacy of Senator Albert B ummins of Iowa. for the nomination for the Presidency He will oppose aft and LaFoilette
 The announcement of Cummirs can Iidacy has caused a small sensation here
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
BROKEN MAIN REPAIRED.

The broken water ma'n in front of the White Pass Club has been re- paired. and the Club is again open to its members.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
MINE WORKERS ELECT
 MITCHELL DELEGATE.
By Alaska News Bureau.J

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan l9-ET President John Mitchell of the Unit ted Mine Workers of America was yesterday elected. at the polls, 10 be a delegate to the American Fedora ton of Labor. by the United Mine Workers.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
eovEsNvE>- OWNED
sy ccFFCF CFA-CNs.
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nET.u Jan. -- a Srel .
 " a-.1- ..l"--.F
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
aUwoR COLUMN.
200 s,ampedsrs Coming

It is rumored about town that there IS a large passenger list on the Jefferson consisting Of stampeders to the new Sixtymi'e strike at Dawson