The Alaska citizen., 1912-12-02

Hft4EH4HEIN iii the northern Hrrt From many localities reports are Ia. ciEod To the effect that fully two feet or snow fell and traffic has heen seriously impeded on the rail r.a-$
 NEVADA SENATOR DEAD.
 Los ANGELES. Nov. 29. FerlH- er tui,r1 States Senatcr John II. Jones. of Nevada. died in this tH yesterday. alter short i'll ness
 MUST HAVE NEW BONDS.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov 2e Four reeu Of he defendants in the dyna- mi" cases have been ordered r. procure rnW bonds. upon the ground 'hat their present indcmrir, | bonds are not valid
 SENATE oEAcEmAKER DEAD
 \&liNGToN. Nov % Dl5 iel N Ransden. for I2 years ser 9gaur-ararms of the senate. died at his home iuthis city today.
 WRITES FOR CONFERENCE.
 HANHITON. Nov. 29. Presi .er--Elc.t Wilson has written Wm
 'rvaH iu'i'ina him to confer cnce upon Wilson's return to tho f'-ftf-f 1trtaS
 MICHIGAN AGAINST SUFFRAGE. FTEO1T. NoE %. Woman sui ~r1oo was defeated in the state of Michigan on election day by onl G1n votes.
 DEMOCRATS TO FIGHT TAFT
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 29. The 3emo.ra,s Will fight at the comina session If congress 10 prevent Pres a!=rt Taf' from placing the pos'mas- tsvs cf rae United States in the i.H s"rsiyo class.
 CONFESSED HE MURDERED
 NEW YORK. Nov % Sickc, af.. confessed he mW'e 'ercl Jo- seph Michael Krukc q New Nort, nea sbov. h wears ago.
 CLERGYMAN SUICIDES.
 SEATTLE. Nov. 2a. Rev. Emil Seraer. nastor of the German Evangelical church of thIs city. com at'taa suicide Thankseivin@ Day hN t2zafae himself iu the waters of f5!,L W1shin"for.
 WORKED ON HOLIDAY.
 WASlttNGTON Nov 70 Num erous of the conerossmcn in lhis R VI '''i'' '-t-ti '' N'f sr,afer gart Gf Tcstsr1av fosni.e he fat lha' nra s'i@allg oyer ore tlse in tha canital observed the hoL ida fulIr Preliminary rommitte' york upon the appropriation bills and The Archhold Impeachment pro taaliras ueeessitated tho attention ~ H. Wcmbers ct the several con. ,ast,ses concerned ill order tha here mleht be no delay when con -te4s Is convened.
 -s5 WITNESSES.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 29. WILL rhc introduction of the 5&ath &it ness the government pra"tiaaltg con clnded is case today against tE1 allraeI dynamite cnnsnirators and f fs expected that the hearing will be concluded early during the com jne month.
 THANKS MID THE BEAUTIFUL
 NEW YORK. Nov. 29. The oh. ssrlaree of Tharksei}ine in this +. vas aeeem eariod h eenerou -. rod fAfore ni=ht. and there now is thick layer of the beautiful o #pr large section of the state.
 ATLANTA. N0@ "@ 4 serefa sno% storm is raei9a 'hrou@h'out a 'lr.a portion of this stafe. Snow Ga4au failing early "tsferda~. ard .aa sHsacrt indicators noiut to 2n aecumu'ation of record 'epth.
 BULL MoosERs TO MEET,
 "A9HINGTNN Nor % A tho urgent request Of many prom. f-. .nt proaressives ro'onel Eoosa gc!t has promised ro attend tho conference of Bull Moase leaders ticE haa been arran@ed to take nlace al Chicago on December h. II. The object of the catherine Is to outline plans for the perre'u2 i iar of the re~ party.
 WlCKERSHAM IN SEATTLE.
 SEATTLE. Nov. % Deleeatt and Mrs Wickersham arrived hefe rodav from the North, and will im- mediately start across country t"' .he capital. ii being the desire o' rsa d,4eaate tc reach Washinston in time for the conVening of eea sress
 WASHINGTON u. WINS.
 SEATTLE. Nov %. The Uni versitv of Washington football elev, pn defeated the Pullman players yesterday by a score of l9 to 0.
 CROSS GETS DECISION. i NEW YORK. Nov, % -- The ten ~anaa boxing contest which tool, ] ..tpcp in this city yesterday between Pat Nelson and Leach Cross. re suited in q decision for the latter, l Nhn nutpointed the old-timer through out the fight. Nelson stood re markable amount of punishment l but was game to the end. In the last round Nelson was forcing the fieht but Cross was stepping all around him, landing almost at will THE TROUBLE
 IN TURKEY