The Alaska citizen., 1913-02-24
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IH.l#sH. the rea4 ,-.a.o Er-l,E AA1 has he,a &sr'Us E.Hg in .ar ys's trr,!4r. '.r ..t.ua .e.'a tarlH-h tAa uss g. t-. trs'r4 ~.a.'> ua..s au! waa ar,ewa.afa# a million Ia lU. work. Was roia. released ta'# The Eail.,aEilg ol Wr1.,
 ATTACKS FISHER.
 WASHING ON Te. IT, Donald NrNtrE.p ,r.a..j q s"nsa. ..on jn the l.rri.or a3 committee uu saturday afternoon la>. when h. m.i" .t, direct -Ha;s, fLa. .-.. r.taT. rt IT." Iat,rlor F.s...r gouu.Fct n and pe"- mi.tri special a-'nt 10 Nri.' hH@ decisions ia rh" Alaska zeal laaa y.es
 GOT ONE YEAR EAcH.
 tf\tiNNATl E.t T. IT. -e-E Patterson auf rVoa'T=s=vea o'Hrr e- 4 iaGs af the rIsh st-isftr trust We're each seGfen,eI to a sear jr 5he FvuiIeHtjarY tulay
 TABLED TOLL BILL,
 WA$HINGTDE Feb 17=t be s,a. ase canal aomM-se 1aiaH taatfd Ite eu ot senator Root a'a.is1ns Iei- F ,Ee FaHami can4t
 POET DEAD.
 OAKLAND Fen. 1>-foa4a5u N T. Ter The Poe Of the ei#rras" GiHi &s lis home iH this ciy atler 2 weeks Illness during which Gn h s unconscious fn- as. days M the last h. ue4a.s4 eaas .uHsn'ss and uth hr~ n.ta a.j uaHEhttr ar his h-tsjd, .e sh.s cred to his dtH-h. ter= T a# dEHG Hi,y met" aul z hlS wife f love y04." and rassrl o.
 IN NEW MEXICO.
 SANTA IT. Fe'a k. tt.- tra>: deu,-elrtl Marshal viA lis NiIp i, fhe guest at Governor Na aposa'+ h5s morning He addressed the st 4le leaislature
 IT HAPPENED IN N. Y.
 <i.| YORK. Eeb. K That Il, sale ol girls al auction Tor HEa-, slafe Iarlus.s k a common Hraeti.t in irIs 'ifH l. the aszpuattE@ sat Mcrt ot tu~H,r Fotire C5mni-sf34er Bingham, Wbo rr1irssrs ,o have a5 soiute kuawtaj@c that tht traffic i e!Fas k oh thr .reraa-= F the Hited States Gosgite fhT efforts ef he 4oy ,rumruf to stop r
 bjn2ham sass fhar after rae eisls are disposed Gt here. thet ar, fak=I b. their t"W masters t9 various part ut fhe eoHWry H0aalt San Frauoisao. los Anaele~. %ea1h None ueu.,e umaaa and New Orleans
 WILSON NOT AT HOME
 TRENTON. Fe5 f> Two fhaEs and Suflras.lt,s at.,ag5ed today fo iatefefrv Prast4.ate3,g WUa3a faf he su- erse. .a sid"steHsina them.
 AGREE TO ARBITRATION
 NEW YORK. Feb. k The fifty to@g Eastern gaHleafs have agreed tn ii" arbitration proposed A, tha railroad engineers apa arsi3ea.
 PUT TO 4 TEST.
 WASHtNGT0N. Fth. + The se,. ale this morning ag fosf xaEe e. iea'ai ,te roFosll 10 impose | reasonable annual charge" Ter ra:"i luHcr throu-hGuf Ihp Guit~t ~Iatez
 UNNATURAL LOVE.
 PHIf.ADELPilIA Feb. f>- lie: sfraule u.fa'u3;.on Tor Mary Garaee inc Pima donna. ended to5aH i. n. suicide oi Helen. thc l9-Eear-oAi Gauahrer ol john Neahy. the sre>I millionaire.
 ROOT SILL TABLED.
 NASHiNGTON. Feb. 1S.-Daspit,
 
 heen madc hf Senate. Be3t aeai4s. lhe clause in the Panama cgnal a.. ureni4iu4 for fgr- toBs for American ships. the canal committee toiaz voted 10 table the bill which wa Introduced by the New Yorker win the object of placing American shii on the same basis IS the vessels ot foreign nations Three of the lncm -If of reporting faYorab,y, hH, there wers five aeainst and he measure Was safely tucked away
 WAS NOT ON TIE BILL.
 LOS ANGELES. Feb 1N. ANiato5 Houuey reversed Jh" usual order Gf things today when he fell a distance Of 3.ooo feet and escaped minjuret except from general shakeup The lucky man was making au exhibition flights in a moncplane in the out skirts of the city. and had been in the air several minutes when the ma. chine suddenly collapsed BUnney either fell or jumped from the m.,- chine-he says he does not knoA which and landed on the sand be low several seconds ahead O. the monopiane. and far enough away tU escape being caught in the Wrec-: : age
 BonHey was stunned by the fall and at first il was drought he had been killed. put a hasty examination showed him to be unhurt and after few moments he was able 10 leave the Held unaided. The machine was wrecked beyond repair.
 NOT AS EASY NOW.
 CARSON CITY. Feb lS.-That the closed season for diyorces is aboat 10 begin in this state was indicated today when the upper house of the legislature passed bill exitn.iir <: the term of residence from six months to one year. The bill al ready has been passed by the assem ply. so that nothing remains roH but for the governor to attach his signature 10 make the new law effec- tive. That he will not oppose the bill is apparent from his remarks when the measure was first proposed
 MACHINERY OUT OF ORDER. NEW YORK. Feb 1S-Reports received today from Cairo. H.. sta.e that ]. Pierpont Morgan is suffering from an attack of indigestion. but that his condition is Eot as serious as the newspapers would have the public believe. Morgan's physicians say that the financier will be all ri@ht again in few days.
 APPROVES PROGRAM.
 TRENTON, Feb 19-President elect Wilson, when shown an outline .f tI,r rl,. |,