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The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
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BUGS RAYMOND DEAD.


 CHICAGO. Sept 10. - Bugs Ray mond, at one time pitcher for the New Works. was found dead in his hotel apartments today. his death being attributed to heart trouble
 KLAUS WINS MATCH.
 AlN LES-BAINS. France. Sept. 9 Frank Klaus was awarded the de. cision today over Marcel Moreau in the fourth round of what was schc. duIed to be a 20-round fight. Mor- eau was disqualified for striking loN.
 BURNS WHIPS HOGAN.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9. - Frankie Burns was given the deCis- ion today in his contest with One Round Hogan. the battle terminating in the tenth round when Hosa.. went to the mat knocked completely out It was a fierce contest from the start. Hogan showing a game ness which was little expected by the fans who had their money on the favorite Burns. however, show ed his superiority throughout the fight. and W puld have been given the decision had he not succeeded in knocking his man out.
 HOW THEY STAND.
 In the .at,onal league. the Giants nave F.. CicTod from their recent slump tha' caused weird tales of in. te1nal disruption to be circulated and still have an apparently safe cad of eight full games over the Cubs. who won but two games dur ing the last week. Pittsburg main aims steady gait, but the Phillies have slumped so badly that the Reds by little spurt dislodged them rom the fourth place. The position of the other teams is unchanged St. Louis, Brooklyn and Boston follow ing in the order named.
 The younger of the two major leagues finds the Athletics pulling nearer the speedy Red Soxs, who nave comfortable lead of l3 games The Senators have dropped back to third place. Griffith's lads are be- ginning to waver little under fire hi.ago. Detroit. and Cleveland are having a fairly hot fight for the re maining position in the front div ision. New York and St Louis ire struggling desperately to see Inch club will finish in the cellar
 In the NorthN estern league Spo kane leads the Spirit City boys by one game, while the other teams aith the possible exception of Van couVer are apparently out of the race unless something unforeseen takes place. Tacoma is in last place
 BUSY BURNS.
 LOS ANGELES, Sept 12. The proposed fight between Tommy Burns and Jim Flynn. which was 10 have taken place in this city. has been called elf because of BurHs inability to train for the match.
 Burns is in Canada at present where his business affairs a"e said Q demand his el ire attention. to !he exclusion of raining.
 It is not known what agreement the two men viii conc to at q later date.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
STANDPATTERS
TAFT CONFIDENT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. After | conference with Chairman Hilles last night President Taft stated to a number of political leaders of this state that he had absolute confi- 1ence of a Republican victory III November MT Taft added that with his former secretary he had made a careful canvass of the various states and he could find in the result no occasion for alarm. especially in view of the recent by-elections
 G. o. p.
 PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 10.-Whil" the full returns of the election held yesterday are not yet to hand it is conceded that Hanes, the Republi. can candidate for governor. has been elected by small majority. Through out the state the Republicans have made gains and it now seems cer- tain that they will be in control of the legislature, overturning the ma jority of 34 held by the Democrats in the present assembly. The Re publicans have also been successful in regaining one congressional seat.
 TAFT SMILES.
 BEVERLEY. Mass, Sept. 1U. President Taft was so pleased with the result of the election in Maine at which the Republicans made de cisiye gains. that he completely for got his lame ankle.
 HAY AGAIN.
 Sf,ATTI F, Sept 12 - As a result of the Republican primaries hel here yesterday Governor NJ. F. Hay will again be the standard bearer of the party for the office of chief cAeeHti,r. Two congerssmcn. Will ham F.. Humphrey of Seattle. and William l.. l.aFollette of ColfaX have been renominated, and Albert John son of Hoqulam has been nominated in place of stanton Warburton of Tacoma. J F. Frost of Ellensburg gets a place on the ticket as cor- grcssman-at-large. The result of the Democratic primaries are still in doubt, the only nomination certainly known at this time being that of Frank Hammond of Seattle. for COn@resS.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 12. Governor M. F Hay has been rcnominatrt for reelection as a result of the Re publican primaries which were hciA throughout the state yesterday
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. - Will liam Jennings Bryan is expected here during the latter part of the present month.
 WILSON OUR HOPE.
 NEW YORK, Sept To- - Woodrow Wilson delivered three speeches in this city last night and was accorded at each meeting a big reception. The Democratic candidate declared that the Republican administration of the last dozen years has involved the nation in such mess as it never was in before. The Progressive wing of the party, he said, although realizing the chaos that has been wrought, is unable to cope with the problems that have arisen and Democratic victory at the polls in November is the only salvation for the country,
 WILsoN-THAT's ALL.
 SEA GIRT, Sept. 9. - Woodrow Wilson has given notice that he will oppose the nomination of Dix. and insists that the Democrats of New York name a progressive for gover- nor.
 WILSON TO VETS.
 ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 10. - Woodrow Wilson was the feature of the gathering at this place of tho Spanish-American War veterans and a vast crowd listened to an address he delivered this evening. During the afternoon he reviewed the vet erans and talked to them of the re- responsibilities of citizenship.
 IN THE NEW STATE.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept. 10. At the Democratic primaries held here yesterday Congressman Harvey B. Ferguson of this city was nomin ated for the governorship.
 WILSON ONCE MORE.
 SYRACUSE, Sept. 12. - Governor Wilson arrived here shortly before noon and has had an extremely busy afternoon. Besides making two addresses in different parts of the city, the Democratic nominee for he presidency conferred with local leaders of the party on matters per taining to the campaign. The con, ference lasted over two hours.
 IN BRYAN's TOWN.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 14. - Woodrow Wilson announced today that both himself and Bryan would speak in Lincoln, Neb. on October 3.
 CHlCAGO-A make-believe rescue for moving picture film became a realistic scene when the young wO- man star became entangled under an overturned canoe and the pretend ing hero rescued her.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
PROGRESSIVE
ROOSEVELT PEEVED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. - Although aware that Colonel Roosevelt is somewhat disappointed because his friend Pendergast failed to receive the gubernatorial nomination at the late Progressive convention. Oscar Strauss, the successful candidate for the place at the head of the ticket, announces that he is prepared to lead the fight in the forthcoming campaign. Strauss says he will either work in harmony with the colonel, or conduct the campaign independ.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
CHILD KILLED IN FAMILY ROW

PORTLAND. - Mrs Nellie Welsh shot and killed her 4-year-old son and fatally wounded herself after her attempt to kill her husband had failed. Welsh leaped from a window when his wife opened fire He was slightly injured by the fall Mrs. Welsh was jealous of her hus- bands alleged attentions to another woman and is said to have attempt ed to kill him some days ago.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

council at a meeting held yesterday evening decided to hold open prim aries for the first legislative cleo ton to select senator and repre- sentative from Cordova and Chitina While this meeting was being hell 2i Wickcrshamites held star cham Der session and nominated r. F. Tansey for senator. with the under standing that Copper River would nominate representative.
 A GOOD ONE AND A BAD ONE.
 SEATTLE. Sept. 12. Former Federal Judge Cornelius Hanford who retired from the bench recently under fire. was admitted to practice Nefore the federal court today uy Judge Cushman. who now occupies 'he place made vacant uy the resir- nation of Hanford.
 THEY DIED ALONE.
 JUNEAU. Sept. IA. Searching parties last night discovered on Sheep mountain the bodies of Leslie Oliver. John Shattuck and Dell Lins- colt. The young men left here on 2 hunting trip two weeks ago. in tending only to remain on the noun :ain over night. When they failed 10 return their friends became anX- ious and searching parties were or canized. When the bodies wero found it was apparent that the men had died from starvation and cold.
 IN CORDOVA.
 CORDOVA. Sept IA. At the nonpartisan primaries held here yes terday under the direction of the city council George C Hazelet, of this city. was nominated for senator and F.. F. Gray. of Copper Mountain, for representative. There were 97 votes cast and of these Hazelet re- "eived 90; A. J. Adams. ?; Dr. Chase. l: T. B. Tansey. l. and w. O'Connor. l. For representative. Gray re ceived 9f votes and there were 'hree scattering
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
JEFF DAVIS GUARD DIES.

WILKESBARRE, Pa. Michael O'Brien, last survivor of the squad of Union soldiers who stood guard over Jefferson Davis while the lat. ter was a prisoner. is dead here in his 73rd year.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
GETTING EVEN.
The Doctor Hark!
Whence

The Doctor Hark! Whence those cries of agony!
 The Lawyer They come from the office of the dentist. Last week the chiropOdist operated on the den- tist, agreeing to take his bill out in trade; and now the dentist is talk ing it out.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
OF INTEREST
 II ALASkANS
MOI so BAD.

FAlRlANkS CREEK, Sept. 10 A big cleanup was made last even ing on 3 above. Fairbanks creek, by Gustafson & Griffin, the laymen. From four days run they cleaned up a total of little over $7,000 in coarse gold, some of the slugs weighing nearly into three figures EishI men were worked during the four days shoyc!ing in the pay. so the cleanup is considered by those in a position to know one of the best made this season since the pay was struck.
 WASHED OVERBOARD
 NOME, Sept. To- - During the re- turn trip of the schooner Seddon, which was dispatched to Ninivak Island with deputies to round up the native accused of murdering a neigh Dor during a spree, Henry Knapp was washed overheard by the heavy seas, and no trace of his body has been found.
 COME ON HOME.
 PASADENA, Sept. 10. After an absence of more than three years in extreme Northern Alaska. Explor- CT Ernest Dekoven Leffingwell has sent word from FlaXman Island an nouncing his intention to return to civilization late in the fall
 OUR BEST BET.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 9. The Alas ka railroad commission arrived here yesterday from Washington and are meeting here today in their first fa ,1 ,,-;lI morrow on the revenue cutter Me Cullough for Alaska, where they will spend at least sixty days studying conditions there, that they may re port intelligently upon the matter Of government-owned railroad in Alas ka and the opening of the coal fields.
 MAY VISIT US.
 SEATTLE, Sept. g. - The newly created Alaska railroad commission will depart for the North tomorrow on the revenue cutter McCulloch
 Major Morrow, chairman of the commission stated today that it is the intention of the commission to visit Fairbanks if the time at their disposal will permit If they de- eide to make the trip they will travel overland from Valdez
 ANOTHER BOAT.
 SEATTLE, Sept 1O - The Alas ka-Pacfic Steamship company has purchased the Atlantic steamboat Admiral Farragut and will shortly install the boat on the Alaska run.
 THE FIRST GUN.
 IDITAROD. Sept. II. Henry Roden was nominated for senator to he Alaskan congress by the fusion convention that was held in Flat City last Monday. The convention likewise endorsed the candidacy of Daniel Sutherland. of Ruby, for rep resentative. Mir Sutherland, however, declines the honor
 John Roman was mentioned by the Iditaroders, but graciously withdrew after the first ballot so as to make he romination of Roden unanimous.
 CORDOVA STARTS.
 CORDOVA, Sept. 12. - The city
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
A WISE ADJOURNMENT.

tSSELLNILLE. Ark. Sept. B. it was learned today that during the progress of a big mass meeting held here for the purpose of discussnl water and light rates. q negro nam ed Monroe Franklin had attacked a white woman. The meeting was ad jOurned long enough to hang the negro 10 a nearby telegraph pole and then resumed
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
HE'S 4 MUROERER2

NEW YORK. Sept i3. big sensation was occasioned here today when it became known that Burton Gibson. prominent attorney. had been arrested and charged with the murder of Mrs Burton SCabo. The woman was supposed 10 have los, her life while boating. The police now, however. assert thai they have ample evidence to send Gibson tc the chair
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
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 state where people are de frauded of their rights. He contin- uej: T believe that the state of Washington is for Roosevelt am against those who pay for political services with judgeships anu dis,rl .IltOrneysIiDs
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
ANOTHER DEAD.

CHICAGO. Sept. Is Aviator Peck who holds the record for dura- ton of flight. fell to his death to- day at the Aero club meeting when he steering gear of his plane refus. ed to work. Death resulted a few minutes after the unfortunate mar had been extriCated from the debris 0f his machine
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
THEY ARE NO MORE.

WALLICOTT. Sept. 14. - In a cabin in the mountains near this place the bodies of Charles Kelly T Minneapolis merchant, and his wife. were found here yesterday afternoon From papers left hy the deceased it was apparent that the deaths were the result of a suicide Dact
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
THE WASHINGTON TICKET.

SEATTLE. Sept. 9 The returns are not vet in from all the pre- cincts in the referendum upon the state ticketv 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.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
CAR RIOTS.

DULUTH. Sept. II. - All street car traffic in this city is tied up as result of the strike and there is much disorder Yesterday even ing for several hours the police were engaged with the strikers, en- deavoring to quell a riot in which several strikebreakers were badly hurt
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
SPIRIT CITY.

SEATTLE. Sept 10. - 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
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

WYTHEVlILE. Sept. l2. Floyd and Clyde Allen. who recently were convicted on the charge of murder in connection with the shooting af. fray which took place in the Hills vile courthouse at the time FlosG Allen was on trial on felony charge. were sentenced to death to. day, the date of their electroyu,ion being set for November
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
SOM E1HlNG ELSE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10, A number of New York firms have fil- cd complaints with the interstate commission against what they al lege are excessive rates charged by the Western Union on cable and
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
4 NEAR PANIC.
OH HEAVENS s !!

KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. l2. - Klamath Falls churchgoers are shock, ed today at the action of Rev. Mr. (. F. Aked, of San Francisco. iN openly fishing here on Sundays. Re. MT. Aked. who was formerly kro"7 as 'Rockefeller's Fifth avenue pas tor" gained considerable fame by his advocacy in New York of Sunday baseball nlaying
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

BEVERLEY, Mass. Sept 1o. President Taft was so pleased Wi,h the result of the election in Maine at which the Republicans made de cisiye gains. that he completely for got his lame ankle.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
ITS HOT STUFF.

CHICAGO. Sept. l0. - The heat in this city is almost unprecedented for this time of the year and there is much suffering. Two deaths have occurred and the hospitals have many cases of prostration The hot wave extends from the Atlantic coast as far west as the Rocky mountains, and al this time there appears little sign of abatement
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
WAL T

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9. - The arms directed by the government to be sent to Americans in Mexico will be held at Douglas, Ariz, temporar- l,-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
DEMOCRATIC
BRYAN IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 10. - Will liam Jennings Bryan is expected here during the latter part of the present month
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
KNOX AND MlkkDO.

TOXIC. Sept. 10. - Secretary of State Knox will be granted an audi ence with the emperor tomorrow Many functions have been arranged in honor of the distinguished Ameri can during his stay in this city.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
DARROW DENOUNCES.

OAnHO" OGNOONCeS.
 SEATTLE, Sept A. -- Clarence Darrow, recently acquitted of the charge of bribery in connection with the McNamara cases, delivered an address here last night in which he asserted that the associated rich have grabbed the earth and are holding it by force" By combina- tion the corporations have secured a strangle hold on the common peo- pie, he said, and nothing but organ ization on the part of the working classes will be effective in breaking this hold.
 A STRIKE.
 CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept H. pitched battle occurred last night between 1900 of the state militia and the striking coal miners of the Cabin Creek Coal company. Many of the strikers were wounded, as we'll as some of the soldiers. The strikers have burned a number of the company's barns and destroyed other property by the use of dyna- mite. The situation is very seri- ous as many of the strikers are arm ed.
 TOO BAD SHE DID.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 14. In testify flying before the oroners jury, which flying before the coroner's jury, which Jack Johnson, the champion pugilist. yesterday afternoon stated that he, on two occasions, was only prevent ed from committing suicide by his wife. After the Jeffries fight at Reno, he asserted. he was mentally unbalanced for a month, and it was only through the ministrations of his wife that he recovered his normal health. It was his wife, also, he said, who carefully concealed his condition from the public during this time.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

OCTOBER IS!
 WASHINGTON. Sept 13. - That President Madcro of Mexico has been given 30 days in which to thorough ly protect the interests of Amcri cans in Mexico, failing which the United States will intervene, was the statement of hi"h official here vesterdav. He added that the com muncation was forwarded to the Mexican president in the form of m ultimatum and in such terms as admit of no misunderstanding
 BEVERLY. Mass. Sept. 13. - Chandler P. Anderson, counsellor for the department of state, arrived here last night from Washington and has since been in conference with President Taft with regard to Mexican affairs. Those close to the president admit that intervention on the part of the United Staes. in view of Madero's inability to cope with the situation. seems to be in evitable.
 FL PASO, Sept. 13. - Senator Al bert B. Fall, of New Mexico to- day asserted that he was in favor of the United States declaring it's recosnition of the revoluiionisis.
 JUAREZ. Sept. 13. Nine hun dred federal troops have been dis patched from here 10 help in the defense of Agua Prieta. the surren- der of which town was demanded bv Rebel General Rojas two days ago.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
BAD ACCIDENT.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. 10. - The expected victory of the Prohib- itionists failed to materialiZe yester day and it is now conceded that the Vets have won out by a consider able margin. With B counties en- rolled with the Prohbitionists and an apparent sentiment throughout the state in line with the Drys it was be- whelmed. Congressman Joseph T. Robinson, from the Sixth district was elected governor to succeed George w DODapheV
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
GENERAL NEWS
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NOW FRISCO GETS IT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept To - Mayor Rolph has suspended Police Commissioner Spiro and Fire Com missioner Donohue on charges of malieasance of office
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
CAN'T STAND THE CAFE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. h. - Bruce lsmay. the president of the White Star Steamship line, announced pub licly today that he intends to resign from the company on January 1. lsmay. since his exhibition of COW ardiCe at the time of the founder ing of the Titanic. has been coldly received in his social set and has been subjected to much criticism in the British press, in spite of the fact that the board of inquiry practi- Cally Whitewashed him of the charg-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
REMAINDER OF THE TICKET,

SEATTLE, Sept. g. - Returns now in show that the Progressive Repub- licans have selected Sheriff Hodge for governor, leats of Tacoma for lieutenant governor. J. A. Falconer. of Everett, as congressman-at-la and J. w. Bryan, of Bremerton, Dan Dandon, of Seattle. Warburton and F. M. Goodwin, of Spokane, as con greSSmen.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16

SHANGHAI. Sept. 10 - The prov inCe of Chekiang has been visited by q terrific typhoOn during which enor- nous damage to property was done. In the wake of the typhoon came devastating floods and almost the en- tire province is inundated. The loss of life at this time is estimated al 40.060 and it is certain that this will be greatly increased through famine and sickness sure to result.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
WISE WHITE WOMAN.

CHICAGO. Sept l2. Mrs. Jayk Johnson. the white wife of the cham. pion heavyweight prizefighter. ended her life today with revolver. hith she placed agaius, her tem. pie. and discharged into her brain. The reason given for the deed is despondenCy over i'll health. John son is prostrated as a result Of the tragedy.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-16
MOTORCYCLES.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2. - Eddie Ea- sha, the noted motorcycle rider, while racing yesterday al the Motordoma lost control of his machine. It plung ed through the railing and into the crowd of spectators. Seven people including the rider. were instantly killed. and six others are dying as a result of their injuries
The Washington herald., 1912-11-12
Magical Effect of
Nep Face PeeLer
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