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I II1KI) TKRM TALK
\*>t by direct word from President
Wilson but by information in which
it has every confidence, the Pemocrat
c national committee has positive as
surance that Woodrow Wilson wi i
n«»t be a candidate for renomination
n P.eju. The managemeirt of that com
mittee and leading figures in the
Pemoerat c party will govern them
-elves accordingly. Kvidences exist
•hat the ruling members of the com
mittee and the chief leaders are o.
ganiz ng a movement, presently to h«
aunehed to make Attorney General A
MitcbeP Palmer Mr. Wilson’s success
or. putting him forward as the candi
date of the "law and order democracy
which came into being when President
Wilson sent Ids now famous telegram
»f eongiatulations to Governor Po*»l
idge. of Massachusetts.
Hu Democratic national committee
ha> been greatly stirred over toe
pres «h nt*s condition and his contimt
• .1 refusal to s:i> whether he would
in the race next year. Ilwoiitij
a loading member of the committ**
acting as - ich called upon a group of
pin> i.iir who have been treating the
president and tpiestdming them indi
vidua !>. learned that President VVi!
j»on’> physical condition a> such that h«
cannot under any condition he active
in another political campaign to the
I'Xton' of being a candidate therein
Hie physicians were unanimous in de*
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Santa Clam* iu>t left some toys, on
hi** way to the State**.
W ill send more soon.
( hildren lea>e your order** at
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Recently thoroughly Renovated.
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daring this impossible. This informa
tion was conveyed to other members!
of the committee. Kvidonces began * * i
accumulate of the purpose of the ad- •
ministration group in national l>em<- 1
crat ic circles to forward the boom of .
Attorney (ieneral I’almor for the pres-1
idency.
President Wilson, not too ill to,
have lost his delicate political pre '
ceptions, by his hold move iu claim
' ing a Republican law and order vic
1 oi y in Massachussetts as something
of a tribute to himself and his jmlieie-*
s»*t Palmer definitely on the »vtt> t<»
. the nomination. It is Palmer, o vious
lv who could be the chief beneiicmry
next to Wilson himself, of this sudden
i about face on the part of the pr ro
dent. whose leniency to radicalism U.
J the past has become historic. It is Pat
j mer who gets the credit for enjoining
the leaders in the coat strife 1• Is
Palmer who is coming to the fropl in
translating the sweep «>i con>«ervni»ye
sentiment in the country into action
All of which gives cause for t o i
templation to Republican leaders. Tl>» ’•
1 see the administration wresting fi«»n
'them their issue of Americanism and
constitutionalism on which so many
had been building hopes for next vea'*.
Compared to the jazz music of t •
day. the ragtime of yesterday is as
sedate as a colonial dame dancing- the
minuet.
If Herbert Hoover should heron
president would he ration the politick
f jobs ?
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Judge Charles K. Ilunnell and otii •
I rr court officials. Clerk of the Court
i Arthur I ung. John J». Miller and 1
! Hamburger, arrived on last night’s
1 train from Anchorage and will leav(
; for Valdez on the Admiral Watson.
The district court term at Anchorage
was adjourned to December INth as by
that time the Dempsey trials should be
completed at Valdez.
Nine days and six nights were oc
cupied by Judge Bunnell in attempt
ng to clean up the calender at An
# chorage. The officials were so busy
* that they did not even have time
I attend the movies.
Judge Bunnell, John 1». Miller and
; 1 Hamburger are guests at the Hotel
Seward and Arthur bang is registered
; at the Hotel Sexton.
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. « 32 TON ItOTAKY IIKitK
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The new rotary, weighing f>2 tons,
• arrived on the Any ox and will be dis
charged here for use on the railroad
(this winter. The rotary is a new one
and guaranteed to ,i?o against any
| drifts and clear the track.
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\T VA1DEZ COCRT TERM
Many witnesses to appear in the
William Dempsey trial at Valdez,
which will begin next Monday, arriv
• ed on last night’s train from Anchor- i
ng<\ The witnesses have been sum
moned in the Margaret Valor casA,
j
: BLOOD POISONING
Hamhn s rt'zard Oil a Safe First Aid Vratment
How men lock taw ano oiood i
tK.15"-”' c ’-will trom neglect
. >1 a shg;it scratch o? attic tit Ham- 1
lit'< Wvard O'* »' a md effec
tive hr** aid treatment * *»nw
erru antiseptic and m.juIu »c im
plied immediately to wounds »* :ht?
kind to pre cut danger *1 infect’ m
It is soothing and healing and
nuicklv drives out pain and intiaui
mation in c:»se< ot ‘.piano*, bruises,
;ut' nrui*' bites and stings fust as
reliable too tor >titt neck, sore feet,
i cold >«»re-*. canker sores earache and
' toothache
Get :t trom druggist* for 30 cents.*
ff not satisfied return the bottle and
! sct. yonr money back
Kver constipated or have sick
: headache? lust try Wizard Liver
i Whip^ pleasant little pink pills, 30
j cents Guaranteed. j
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the following number*;—
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The Kexall Store.
Dempsey being charged with the wo-1
man’.'! murder.
Deputy. Marshal Mossman arrived .
and is registered at the Hotel Sexton.
Mrs. Mossman accompanied her. hus
band here. J. It. Herzer, registered a.
the Sexton, is also a witness. E. U. *
Weaver and Deputy fjoffman, are re
gistered at the Hotel Overland.
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H OLY SM0 K K
That's whut you will be
saying when these chilly
nights take you unawares.
Just the time to get next
to u nice warm nifty pipe
and a can of regular tobac
co, the kind T H E K E Y I
sells. Chase the chills out of i
your constitution with some j
classy cigars. Smoke the
shivers from your system
with some poppy tobacco.
Let The K E Y fill your
smoke prescription.
TRAIN MAKES COOP TIME
Making a transfer at Mile .VI, pas
sengers leaving Anchorage yesterday
morning at !> o’clock arrived here last
night at 6:15 o’clock .
Heaton & Donnelley of Iditarod re
cently cleaned up for tllei?
season’s work.
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boots that will endure no matter
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