FAIRBANKS TO ALASKA
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Vice-President Is Coming
North 'fiiis Sum
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Indianapolis, March 20—Vice
President Fairbanks is planning a
tour of the northwestern states and
Alaska this summer. He wili vifeit
the west to strengthen his popular
ity with the people in hopes of
securing the nomination for the
presidency. His visit to Alaska is
for the purpose of learning of the
conditions there artd to mspt< t
properties in whi>'.h he is interested.
-Lisbon"""March -20—Parliament
has adopted a hill providing f< 1
censorship of all mattei printed in
the country, ai d muzzling fr*-<
speech, The hill is as radical a.
the laws in force in Russia. J
strong protest was made against it
passage hut, tne measure was f; -
vored by the King.
San Francisco, March 20—As *
result of the confessions made ve.*
terday by cit\' officials of graft i*
municipal affairs, it is thought the
the grand jury will return at lea.
00 indictments today against par -
ies who were .mixed up in tl
transactions. Heney is jubi'an
over his success in securing site
overwhelming evidence against ti.«
grafters.
Washington, March 20—Tl
transport feu ford lias been select*
to carry a load of grain to Chin
for the famine stricken district *
The congressional party, which i
to visit the Philippines, will go o
the transport as far as Honolulu.
Puerto Cortez, March 20—Th
president has issued a proclaim*
tion allowing Nicaraguan soldier
to loot everything they can find v
San Salvador and Honduran citi.
which have been captured.
Boise, March 20—The defense n
the Haywood-Moyer case is no\
arguing the motion for a change o
venue. Yesterday was devoted t<
reading newspaper clippings t<
prove that there is a strong pr< -
judice against the accused in Bois<
Portland, March 20—A letter has
been received from the Anglo
American polar expedition* stating
that they are fast in the ice 2G0
miles off Point Barrow. This is
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probably the last message which
will be received from the party for
two years.
Moldavia, Roumania, MaVch 20
—An OiHbreak against the Jews,
which Started here a few days ago,
is now spreading Vapidly. Two
thousand then women and children
have already crossed the border to
escape massacre, and the peasni ts
are burning Jewish houses in all
parts of the country. At Buchar
est p masSacVe of Jewa has started
and it is reported that hundreds
have alVeS'dy been killed. The au
i hori ties are making no attempt to
quell the trouble.
Cheyenne, March 20—A. Ausher
man, whrt Was recently appointe*
as district attorney lor this distrie .
las refused to qualify for theoflin,
laying that Roosevelt expects bin
to start criminal proceedings
against those who have violates
he land laws, and he is un will in
o take up the cases
Durango, Mexico, March 20—
. he roof of the public school buih •
eg at this pla'*e collapsed yestet
!av, killing . eight scholars and ;
cachcr. The accident lrappene*
without warning, and there was n<
pportunity to escape fri*m th
abiding, Several were seriously
njured. The dead are still burin
imler the ruins.
B. F. Millard, of the Galena Ba\
dining Co., is in town avvaitim
it* ret« rn of the Northwestern
fttr which he will go to Galen:
•ay. While in tin- States he pur
based 3 gasoline engine, dynamo
lotor. electric drills, and oth<
Machinery to he used in developi
ng the mine until the arrival o
lie large plant, which has beei
lelayed in transit, and which ma\
n>t reach here in time to move t<
he mine on the snow. The sub
diuie plant will l>e installed am
vorking within t' irty days. A.
ortion of the tram material h
ow on the ground and will be pu
n place as soon as the snow leave:
he ground.
Do You Want Dands In Alaska.
The quiokest, best, and absolutely safe wk;
. secure title is by
Recertified Soldiers Additional Scrip.
I have several thousand acres of this scrip on
and. Pieces vary in size from .19 of one acn
ip to 142 acres. (
Special attention given to Land and Mining
practice. ,
F. W. McREYNOLDS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Colorado Bldg.,
Washington, D. C.
References: Commercial Nat’l Bank; Natv
safe Dep. <fc Trust Co.
Don’t Go Down The Sound
Until you have protected Vonr
wife, children or mother against
anv accident happening to you, by
taking out an insurance policy.
, Every season you postpone it tin
more it will cd^t. t See Cratv abou
a New York Life policy today. A'
the ProspectOr Printsliop, or cal
up Phone 1.
Wa Hava A Treat For Everyone Stopping At
HOTEL HOLMAN
Copper Center, Alaska*
Come and get yours. We want to distribute three thous
and during the next thirty days. l^est ttf Accommoda
and Courteous Treatment Guaraht'efcd. - - -.
RINGWAI/D BtiX* Proprietor;
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The Tacoma Roadhouse
55 miles from Valdez on government trail. Ghc mile from
telegraph station at Teikliell. First-class Aeco’mhiodations
for mon and beast. Hav and Grain for sale. ^ »
PBIVATE RGOMS J. OlySON, Prop.
Five Day Mail and Express Service Direct
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- Sails From
VALDEZ SEATTLE
>tr. Saratoga Jan 28 Feb 20 Jan 16 Feb $
>tr. Pennsylvania Jan 13 Jan 1
>tr. Northwestern Feb 0 Fob 28 Jan 24 Feb 16
Str. Santa Clara March 8 Feb 24
'fr 7th °f eac^ Rlordh for Nushagak, via Unalaska
311* ULla and way ports
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
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Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
J. K. TROWBRIDGE, Gen. Mgr
702 First Ave., Seattle, Wash.
W. H. BUSH, Agent
Phone 16 Valdez, Alaska.
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LdSKA
U. S. Mail and Alaska-Pacific Express
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Sails trom Seattle on the 10th 01
each month via the Inside Route,
Sf RFUTHa calling at Juneau. Sitka, and all
• CrLbiV 1 1 III way ports, to Kodiak. Returning,
sails from Valdez f bout the 25th,
omitting Sitka.
S. /. PORTLAND Sails from {Seattle Mar. 5tii
Sir. Jeanie leaves Seattle Feb. 15 witft combustibles
Right is reserved to change steameVs and date of sailing without
notice.
J. E. PHARO, Gen’l Manager.
94 Yesler Way, Seattle,
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_J. C. MARTIN . qent
Phone 17 .Valdez
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