The Alaska citizen., 1912-07-22


 wired the suggestion that all of the stock be bought in. even though it is necessary to pay a dollar a share for it.
 The promoters of the property claim to have struck a body of ore that will run sl.000 to the ton in gold and silver.
 VALDEZ. July r. The Juneau | i Dispatch announces that Louis P. | Shackleford, of the capital city, has resigned as national committeeman | of the Republican party of Alaska, l and is moving to Tacoma. where he | | will reside in the future. | Shackleford has recommended the | appointment of William s. Bayless. | 1 his law partner in Juneau l CONSTANTINOPLE. July r. -l 1 The entire Turkish cabinet has re- l signed because of the refusal of the | 1 government troops to follow out | the program outlined by the execu- | tive body. i SEATTLE. July r. - The steam | CT Dolphin sailed for the North last | night with the following passengers for interior Alaska: Mrs. E. B. | Pratt, Mrs. H. Carlson, S. Erickson. R. Duncan. P. A. Knowlton
 The Victoria, for St Michael. had | the following list for Fairbanks via | the lower Yukon: G. w. Whitney. Miss Salladay, Miss w. w. Fife.
 WASHINGTON. July r. - The house committee has agreed to post | | al in, inn ti,, of the beef trust until the next | session of congress
 LOS ANGELES. July r. Ere mont Older. editor of the San Fran | cisco Chronicle. testified today at the Darrow hearing that the plea of | guilty had been agreed upon hy | the McNamaras prior to the brib- cry expose, and that Darrow, being aware of the agreement had no reason to desire the influencing of the jurors in the case
 SEATTLE, July r. Over 100.- o00 visitors are now in the city to see the potlatch festivities now just | beginning in real earnest.
 Potlatch Hyas Tyee George M Al | len arrived on the gold ship. ac- companied by his official staff and was handed the keys of the city in | graceful speech of welcome by Mayor Cotteril. Parades, aeroplane flights. cleo trical displays by the warships now in the harbor and fire works are some of the day and night features of the great show,
 SEA GIRT, July '. A discussion of the coming campaign details was held today. between the Democratic candidate and his advisers.
 The decision was that Wilson will not stump the country very much He will make a tour of the Pa cific states and speak in few of the Eastern states.
 WASHINGTON. July r. - sena- tor Dixon. of Montana. and cam paign manager for Colonel Roose- welt at the Chicago convention today announced to his friends that he is going to take rear seat in the new third party development
 He says he would rather make progressive fight if necessary in- side the regular party. rather than l
 WASHINGTON. July IT. - Pres dent Taft today announced that he will not be a party to any com promise with Colonel Roosevelt re- parding the electors of South Da kota.
 WASHINGTON, July 1s A story receiving wide publicity be- fore it could be stopped, to the ef feet that an internal machine had been sent to President Taft. was the result of a joke played upon a new reporter somewhat in the na- ture of hazing proposition.
 LONDON. Eng, July IS. - There are now at the least calculation, 25,000 women and children in a state of starvation through the strike of the London Transport workers.
 The White Cross league is start ing fund for their relief.
 MEDFORD. Ore. July IS. - That the Standard oil company will have rival in the state of Oregon is as sured by another oil refining plant coming into the field for business The Indian Refining company hand ling foreign oil, has begun prepara tions for starting plant at this place.
 WASHINGTON, July IS. - It was decided by the senate today to take up the consideration of tariff Issues during the coming week. and Thurs day, Friday and Saturday have been set apart for this purpose
 VALDEZ July IS. - A dividend | of five cents per share has been declared on the Cliff mine stock, and there has followed marked 1 revival of interest in the develop | ment of the old-time producer.
 NEW YORK, July IS. Two men have been arrested on the | charge of complicity in the assassin l ation of Herman Rosenthal early l this week, and are now in the | Tombs awaiting further develop | ments.
 l HAVANA, July IS. - It is confi- | dently believed by the government | that the end of the revolution was reached this afternoon, when Gen. eral 1vonet. the last of the rebel ! leaders to escape capture, was shot to death by government troops near Santiago.
 LOS ANGELES. July IS. - Saloon | men in thia city are mn in arms