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Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
KUSK0K VIM MURDERS
BELIEVED MANY

dore Florne, white, at Bethel examined
the boat, and also saw the Jap's rifle,
of a peculiar make. He said to Crane:
"Hello, you've got the Jap boys gun"
"Yes, | bought it," answered Crane.
Florne recognized numerous articles of
the Jap's On being questioned Crane
said he had bought these things too.
The questions made Crane nervous,
and he pushed his boat off, saying he
was going to the Yukon over the port
age Afterward Matthew, son of Big
Jimmy, saw Crane in a slough leading
in an opposite direction to the portage.
He had big bag of furs 10 the boat
and tried to keep out of sight.
In 1911 Russian halfbreed named
Solgy went from Georgetown up the
Talaviksak Noticing some stovepipe
on the bank, he went into the brush
and saw Allen and Cranes old camp.
There were two brush beds, and the
Jap's coat was there. Two dog chains
were tied to bushes.
Wada believes Crane murdered the
Jap, and has secured much evidence
which is outlined in writing to that
effect.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
JERRY THE MULE
ONTO HIS JOB

Yesterday when the band was
over at Flat serenading the deni-
zens of that thriving city Jerry the
Mule took his place behind the
bandwagon aud went the rounds
with the balance of the boys.
Jerry is a sure enough mule and
is widely known in lhe North. He
was once a prominent citizen Of
Fairbanks. Wherever he may hap
pen to live he always establishes a
beer route, and works it like any
other topper, When he goes to a
saloon and taps OIL the door. if the
foaming beverage is not passed out
to him there is likely to be some
thing doing
Yesterday was red letter day in
Jerrv's history,
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
POLITICAL
SIF'lINGS

Oyster Bay, March Sin pub
lie statement Col. Roosevelt says he
entered the Presidential fight be
cause the people demanded it. He
may make trip through the West
i'll few weeks.
Salem, March s. Roosevelt S
name goes on the ballot for the
Oregon primary election.
Washington. March s. - The
Roosevelt campaign committee
charges coercion o. holders of fed
eral jobs by President Taft. There
is promise of much bitterness de
veloping between the factions. Ex-
Senator Beveridge, Of Indiana, has
allied himself with the Rooseveli
forces
Senator Gilbert n. Hitchcock, OF
Nebraska, Democrat, has intro
duced a resolution charging Roose
welt with fraud in the acquisition
of the Panama canal, and asking
that the whole proceeding be in
vestigated.
New York, March s = Mayor
William J. Gaynor denies that he
is a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency.
Chicago, March Secretary of
War Srimson i'll a speech here
lauded Taft, and said Roosevelt is
tursuing anything but wise
course
Washington. March s. Oscar
w. Underw ood, of Alabama, Dem
ocratic leader of the House, is gain
ing strength as Presidential pos.
sibiiity.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
SOUTH AMERICANS
LEARY OF THE US.

Panama, March 1.-Secretary
Knox upon his arrival here as
sured leading representatives of
the Latin American republics
that the United States wants
peace and will endeavor to pro
mote mutual welfare.
Managua, March 8.-Scores Of
Nicaraguans have been jailed for
anti American utterances. Feel
runs high on account of the visit
of Secretary Knox.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
C0TTERILL
DEFEATS Gill

Seattle, March 8. - After s hard
fought campaign, George F. Cotterill,
reform candidate, defeated Hi Gill, the
so-called graft candidate, for mayor of
Seattle by majarity OF 700. [Cottsr-
i'll is an active temperance advocate,
and it may be he will try to mako the
Spirit City run dry. If he does he will
have work enough ahead to keep him
occupied to the end of his term.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
MEXICAN WAR Is GETTING WORSE

Ell Paso March 8The rebels have captured the city
Juarez just the city, Chhua-
hua and have started the march Mexico City IA delayed
dispatch Pioneer
ated uaez the approach of the force without
show of resistance.
Washington March 8-President Taft proclamation
leave Mexico Additional will be
rushed to the border
City of Mexico 8The rebels marching toward
the city Americans
2-German subjects beng officially urged
to leave Mexico.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
COMING AND GOING

The city council held no session last
Wednesday night, the time for the
regular weekly meeting, no quorum
appearing. There were two members
out of town Wordeu and Mcdonnell
Misses-Rubie and Rosie Kelly de-
parted with the mail team for their
home at Diskaket, leaving their sister,
Miss Bessie, here for awhile longer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Lindberg enter
tanned a small party of friends Tuesday
evening in honor of the first ami.
versary of their wedding.
Bob Grifis, who escorted 1900
pounds of Iditarod gold over the Sew
ard trail this winter, arrived home
over the same route Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston are back.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
NICK DEMARA IN
INSANE ASYLUM

Seattle, March 9.-Nick Demara,
the Fairbanks marathon runner,
reading here all article III a Fair
banks paper saying he was crazy,
goes insane and is sent to the asy
,um.
[So reads the dispatch. The
strange part of it is that Nick was
reported in Fairbanks, we'll and
hearty and ready to 60 TO work. as
late as January 27. Maybe he went,
Outside, though.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
TWO GAMES PLAYED
ATFLAT LAST NIGHT

At A. B. Hall, Flat City, last night,
in a game of basketball the single
ladies were victorious over the married
ladies by score Of Is to S. Young Ed.
Anderson, of 'The Branch" presented
each member Of the winning team with
a box of candy.
The ladies' event was followed by a
baseball game between Discovery and
Flat City teams. Result, II to 10 in
favor of Flat. Umpire, Starr Ballard.
In practicing, Ashby Balm, OF the
Discovery's, broke his little finger,
which put him out of business and
weakened the team.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Wada, the noted Japanese prospector.
explorer and musher, arrived in Idita-
rod yesterday forenoon direct from the
Aniak. He has been taking a look
over the Kuskok vim country, partly to
size it up for himself as a mining prop
osition, but more especially to in
quil g into the case of the mysterious
disappearance Of a countryman OF his,
who had been trapping in that region
for several years.
His inquiries have lead him to the
conclusion that not only the Jap in
question, but number of white men
also, have been murdered in the Kus-
kokwim within the past two years
Wada declined to speak of the Nelson
case for publication, saying Deputy
Marshal keiday is now investigating
that, and he does not wish to intrude
his opinions regarding it at the present
time.
Wada is an intelligent man and his
experience and knowledge of the char
acter of the natives gives weight to his
story. The Japanese whose case he is
interested in was known as Allen. He
used to live ON an island some fifty
miles above Georgetown, and had
trapped in the Kuskok four or five
years. He was successful trapper,
and was known to have several hun
dred dollars in money before he passed
from the knowledge of natives or
others in the region. Just before he
was last seen he tried to get a Wells
Fargo check cashed by Holman the
trader.
In the spring of 1910 Allen had
formed partnership with a white man
named Crane. After the breakup they
went in boat, taking the Jap's two
dogs, to Talaviksak river, not very far
from Stony river. They called at na-
tive village at the mouth Of Talavik
SAX, and a few days after they had
gone a native called Big Jimmy also
went up the Talaviksak for the purpose
of making a canoe. Big Jimmy met a
white man coming down river, and
asked if he had seen Allen and Crane.
The answer was no. While on a slough
afterward Jimmy heard shots, but did
not see anyone. Before returning to
the village Jimmy saw two white men
in boat pass down, having with them
Allen and CraDe's dogs. They said the
dogs came to their camp, nobody with
them.
Five or six days after Allen and
Crane left the village to go up the
Talaviksak Crane reappeared at the
village alone, and from that day to this
the Jap has not been seen. Natives at
the village asked what had become Of
Allen, and were told that he had gone
to Susitna over the divide. The ma
tives of the village had their suspicious
aroused By Cranes manner. They
said he had bad look.
Not long after, Crane appeared at
Bethel with the Jap's boat, shortened
TO half length. The boat had been 30
feet long and was we'll known. Theo-
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
FIRE AND SWORD
DEVASTATE CITY

Peking, March 8-Fires follow
ing riots and masSacres have caused
great property loss Martial law
was declared. but it was impossible
for time to cope with the situa-
ton. Foreign troops now patrol
be streets and order is restored
Manila, P l., March 8.-Sever
hundred United States soldiers hay
been dispatched to China.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
SOUTH Pole T
REACHED
DEC.l4

London, March 8.-Advices have
been received here to the effect that
the South Pole was reached Decem-
Der "a by Captain Scott, the British
explorer. and Captain Amundsen
the Norwegian, 1t is claimed they
remained three days at the pole
Europe credits the report.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
DEMOCRATS
AGGRESSIVE

Washington, March 8.-The House
has passed the measure providing for
probe OF the shipping trust.
At q caucus of Democrats Of the
House it was decided to formulate bill
providing for an income tax and putting
sugar on the free list.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
Probably Other Murders

From Solgy, the halfbreed, Wada
learned of what he believes to be an
other crime committed by Crane. In
the late winter o: 1910, according to
Solgy, Crane and two other white men,
after clubbing around among the ma
tive villages, went of up tributary of
the kuskok vim. The three men were
seen by native camped on the bank
of the creek. The day after that ma
tive hunter happened onto the camp,
and only Crane was there. He asked
Crane where his partners were, and
Crane said they had gone away. The
native was suspicious of Crane, and
after leaving he circled the camp at
considerable distance, but could find
no tracks in the snow where anyone
had left. The day after that another
native hunter passed near the place
and saw a great fire back of Cranes
camp. After Crane had left the creek
natives went to where the fire had
bSSLi. bullS VI lOSS Welo y iuS dlOullb,
showing that the fire had been big
one. In the ashes we're found what
appeared to be human teeth and remains
of human bones. These evidences Of
crime, the natives tell Wada, are still
plainly visible. The natives were con-
vinced that Crane had killed and burnt
his two partners.
Crane was not seen around by any of
the natives, so far as is known, near
the time when the Nelson brothers are
supposed to have been murdered. He
was baldheaded, and anyone who had
once seen him would be sure to recog-
nize him again.
The natives were inclined to observe
his movements when he returned from
the Taaviksak without the Jap be-
cause they accredited him with de-
stroying his two white partners.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
JOHNSON-FLYNN
FIGHT In UTAH

Salt Lake, March 8.-The John
son-Flynn fight takes place July "a
al Wendover, Utah
New York, March s -Packey
Mcfarland gets All easy victory III
10 rounds over One Round Hogan.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
CABLE WORKING SINCE THURSDAY

After an interruption of a week :,
the Alaska cable was reported to
be working again Thursday eve
ming.
The cause of the break has not
been learned.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
WIRELESS BREVlTIES

The hulk of the Maine was buried
at sea with impressive ceremony.
The striking mill hands of Lawrence,
Mass, have been granted per cont.
increase after bitter and bloody
struggle.
Bert Franklin pleaded guilty to the
charge OF bribery at Los Angeles.
Politics are quiet at Nome. Wise
ones are waiting.
Roosevelt is just now doing duty as
foreman OF a grand jury in York STATE.
Schmitz acquitted of bribery at San
francisco. Insufficient evidence.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

New Westminster, formerly the cap
ital of British Columbia, was named
by Queen Victoria. The colonists
themselves changed the capital to the
present site, which they called Victo-
ria, In honor of the Queen.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
ENGLISH MINERS
ALL ON STRIKE

London, March S.-A million British
coal miners are now on strike and
mines and factories are closed. Sevan
hundred thousand men went out q
week ago, and others have since fol-
lowed.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
PRIZES

The following prizes will be given
on the night Of the big mask ball at
Flat City, March l6:
Best dressed lady, sugar and cream
china set.
Best dressed gentleman, gold match
box.
Best sustained character, lady, cut
glass cream and sugar set
Best sustained character, gentleman,
gold fountain pen.
Most comical Irish character, lady,
cut glass olive dish.
Most comical Irish character, gentle
man, gold stick pin.
Most original character representing
business house of the district, lady,
sugar shell; gentleman, silver match
box.
Cut Glass, jewelry. W, Taylor, Flat
Best non-astigmatic snow glasses at
Simpsons.
InaI pir>pon>
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
SERVICES AT CATHOLIC CHURCH

At the Catholic church there will bs
services tomorrow Sunday 1T 10
o'clock am. and pm, and again the
following Sunday at the same hours.
Father Crispini Rossi expects to
start on his return to NulAto next
-ooLr
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Pete Bernard was an arrival from
the Tanana country Thursday. he
will mush on to Nome in the morning,
and will take one passenger from
Lewis's Landing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
ROOF GARDEN CENTER
OF ATTRACTION

today begins the great street pageant led by Major
John F. Baird marshal of the day. who reaching First and
Willow will be by Mayor John D. Barnes and presented with
the keys of the city
Major F. Baird marshal leading directing
The brass band seated the golden chariot drawn
by Mutcher eight dappe gray horses: Charles Drapeau
leader cornet; Fzwaer, Charles
Kemp alto; Jack Sawyer baritone; F. E. Snyder, tuba
James Mccain, trombone Tommy McSmart drum; Mr.
SURPRISE bass drum.
The Arctic Queen her carriage covered with furs
drawn by four superb horses.
Bover the huge eephan Bobbe Acheson prince
by African of the royal household.
5. Josh Smith, big heart float, drawn by horses.
Menagerie (wd wild Siberian dogs drawn by four
mules
T. float containing large BOTTLE advertising Northern
saloon.
8. German band 10 strong, foot
Grape Juice brigade double drawn by dogeam
ing white barrel with grape emblem upon it, marked For
hidden Fruit"
carrying banners inscribed with notices.
comic, wise and otherwise.
Starting hail. Second Otter; down Otter to First
through First to Willow through Willow to Black up Black to
First up Willow up Willow Second; through Second
Richmond down Richmond First through First Otter
Otter Second through Second to Rchmond down Richmond to
First through First Willow up Willow to Second finishing at
A. B. hall
THE HALL
The Roof Garden open o'clock There
everything will informal There will be speeches.
rectaon singing quartets duets solos and music
Bae will call off the numbers of these events they are to take
place
Thirty tables with eight
provided will entertain visitors friends
this will be lack of good things eat the
eshnens running all the down through cold meats sand
wches candes peanuts and red lemonade.
The hall will be decorated has been before The
illumination improved bright lights will burn outside
at the entrance.
opening hour prominent city
will present superb displays Greek On every hand the
holiday Overlooking, and the visitors, good
lately arrived distant parts learning
that there is plenty of life in the old town yet.
IMPERTINENT
Fergy will be there.
There is no taint on the Northern's barrel
Ira wagon moving in royal circles today
Henry O. Roden architect of Josh Smiths chariot
it has just been horned again.
Bob Prichard Sigh official newspaper
The the attractive feature of the brass
band
painting.
The giraffe stampedd Petersons dog,
Little Ramps
The Pioneer the elephant but Tommy McSm
named him Bolivar.
Roosevelt appointed Major
ton of Harry Jones.
Sam Baye poet the Arctic Queen Capt Albert
Vile made her clothes.
Gossps say couple Quaker Maids wrappers have been
discovered in Boivar's trunk.
fellows who walk the procession deserve much honor
any body: would figure without its tail
DDI7Ec Observation-Disclosures
EST. PATRICk'S EVE 5
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

FOR SALE - Northern Commercial
dogteam of seven dogs, Rummey in
the lead, with harness and basket
sled complete. Inquire n. c. Go,
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Come once and you will come again.
Arcade Cafe, Flat City.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Best non-astigmatic snow glasses at
Simpsons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Quitclaim deed blanks-Pioneer,
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Free shamrocks at Fl, Roas'
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
Cut Glass, jewelry. w. Taylor,

Best non-astigmatic snow glasses q
Simpsons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

At today begins the great street pageant led by Major
John F. Baird marshal of the day. who reaching First and
Willow will Mayor John D. Barnes and presented with
the keys of the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08

Are those comforts on the counter
there O. - sDII 90 much - ri, Ic-
tor
They - r-' --f Ie-i ~ aH ralam
Wat made t.. frf they wsfer
Because 3 Fa4 ts~ marked down
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08
CRAYON PICTURES HlDEOUS
They Have Hung on the Walls 81 Rep
resentatlve Hall Since First
Congress.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08
Practical nnal.n,.

During recent epidemic % spinal
meningitis IN Dallas. Secretary Paul
Casey. OF tho health department went
with sanitary inspector 90 raise the
move the big green sign
An OLD negro woman came 10 the
door
Now shoiy. boss. yoI'all Amt rvlns
ter take tha. sign down she asked
Ties. We are going 70 remove the
quarantine" said Casey. Don't you
want q removed
No. sab. boss. cause lar amt been
narz collectah round hcah sense dat
sign vas put Up"
Tn. quarantine remained Houston
Pos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08

| HAVE on HAND ready for ship
ment, one l2-foot all white marble
counter; l2-pump, crushed fruit IN
pump box. Very attractive wall case.
Cheap and on easy terms for quick
buyer. Guaranteed for five years.
Fred Collier, Sweetwater. Texas
23G &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08

BETTER GET comfortably housed
for winter. those who live IN the ST.
Charles never feel the heat or cold;
few apartments are now 20 let 70
acceptable parties Phone T. *. Pat
ton, at Green Bros. Co. 23j PC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08

FOR SALE Indian Motorcycle five
horsepower. twin cylinder. 1871
model; good as new never been
used enough 20 have been iu repair
shop or have tire ruur'ured p. o.
Box l2T -.Gff.
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FOR RENT Large. nicely furnish
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FIRST INSERTION
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WANT AD STATIONS.

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the rest =
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ODD SIZES AND SHAPES in low
priced medium and high-grade Art
Squares and Rugs, are shown In pro-
fusion in this last big shipment OF
floor coverings Just received at Green
Bros. Co. 235 &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08
FOR SALE OK TRADE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE Finest i'm
proved section OF land in Randall
county. Three miles out from Can
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all modern, good we'll barn and cat
tie sheds; School forty rods from
dwelling win trade for good cattle
ranch where ! can lease more grass
j. p Anderson, Canyon, Tex. 23S &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-08
Mrs. Or. SybiI Won Cralgh

COMPLEXION and scalp spec
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irving face. scalp and body mas
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treatments. instantaneous face
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price reasonable satisfaction
guaranteed For ladies' only.
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Minnie plaCey, proprietor. 236 &c
FOR SALE 900 one-year-old steers;
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-29
ROOMS FOR TEACHERS NEEDED
Insufficient Number Offer to Care for
Convention Visitors.

s :. - f . : f.
City Superintendent of Schools w.
=. Dyer requests that all persons who
wish to shelter visitors during the
convention Of the Minnesota North
Central Teachers association gath
ering here from February e to 10,
notify Miss Eliza Roe of the High
School faculty at once. At this time
an insufficient number of rooms are
available, in other places where the
teachers have met there has not only
been an abundance Of rooms but in
most instances free breakfast has
been provided. # sufficient encour-
ageme M is given it is possible that
The teachers convention may become
an annual affair for Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-01-29
Dumas Denies Journal Yarn;
Up for Mayor if Call is Strong.

DR.. Dumas was in The Times
office yesterday and read the pre-
tended interview of himself in
the Minneapolis Journal and de-
MED emphatically that the Jour
: nal man had interviewed him at
all, that he had no talk with him
and did not ego ashore" at Min
neapolis. The doctor denies en-
.phatically that he is or will be
candidate for the Legislature,
and says, that if the people of
: Cass Lake desire that he become
their candidate for mayor again
and will exhibit their desire. by
giving him a good round major
,ity at the caucus for nomination
he may consent to run again, but
! at present will make no prom
ises. The doctor realizes the pc
cularities of the situation and
has determined not to ask friend
or foe to support him; the nom
ination to be considered at all
must be practically spontane-
GUS opinion Of the voters Of the
: village to insure his considera-
ton. -Cass Lake Times.