RIVERS DEFEATS
FRANKIE GONLEY
Latter Goes Down in t,he Eleventh
Round for the Count—Out
Classed All.Through
Los Angeles, .Ian. if.--.lo> HiY
t'l's knocked «it11 Frankie < inn ley
here yesterday in I In* eleventh
round «>f a t'asl lijrhl.
(livers,had* the he.-»t nf the li^lil
all I In* way through. oulelassiiig
his opponeliI "in every round.
Tim" Nevada (".aIV will rinse fnr
repairs and will .lie .reopened in a
few days1 wif h I lie best the market
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Bolieved He Has Been Taken to
Indianapolis to Testify Be
fore Fedoral Grand Jury
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I.os Angeles, Jan. 2.--Orlie Mei
Xanigal w'us spirited I'n'uii pj'isnn
yesterday and il is believed lie Iras
been taken' In Indianapolis, In tes
lify before the federal grand jury
in the dynamite eases.
UNDERWOOD. IS
' SERIOUSLY ILL
Oemocratic Leader-of the House
is Threatened With Attack
of Appendicitis'
* Washinglnn', Jan.' 2 llepre
senlative Underwood. nf (irnrgia,
Democratic leader nf the hnuse,
is sTJi'iousfy ill, being threatened
with appendiril is. and is unable in*
leave his room.
DEMOCRAT8 CONTROL
IN CINCINNATI
Cincinnati, Jan. 2—For the first
lime since IHH'» the Democrats are
in control of the cil.v, the officials
elected at the last eleelinn taking
off i croft
BATTLING NEL80N *
BE8T8 REDMOND
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New Orleans, Jan. 2.--Affct4* S
lame hallle lasting 20 rounds,
Rail ling Nelson was given a *li»->
vision over Jack lledmoml here
yesterday.
GOVERNMENT TRAIL OVER SUMMIT
OK OPENED BY ROAD COMMISSION
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Crew of Seven Men With Twenty-one Horses Leaves Valdez
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' This Morning to Aid Freighters of Quartermaster's \
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.4 Department Open Road. Part bf Crew
Wiil Go fo chitina "■ '
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The . roukl commission «• 111 liI.
consisting Tif seven men ami 'J I
Imrses. leff I own this morning for
Woi'lman in eharire of Superin
tendent Jack Ingram io assist in '
ofte'nin^ I lie road over the siim-l
•mil.
The Freight crew, llif »piar-*
I i*rmasler\s depart infill, al Lis-*
rum is already engaged in break
ing trail over the hill, and as soon
as possible will move a quantity
i»l" provisions I <» I lie. various tele
graph stations as far as Paxson."
Willi I In* ai»I «• f I In* r<iai1flcoin
niission crew il is <'xpreie«l thai
I Ik* poail will 1m». open in a fmv
days. A port ion'<»f iho tyow ami
some of tin' slock will continue
oil l<> (Ihilina, from which point
snuif f»r I lie supplies for llnjwork
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<uii Hit' ritjul 1111r*j11|hr eo^niiif:
>11111111«'i* will be I'i'im^IiiTmI in*
\ Tin' rriimiflhlrf nf I IK* rn'\\ an^
ylnfk.1 will re 111 ri'i I •» Valili*/ . anil
will slarl in Wilffiri a wtVk «y? Irn
'•lays wiilli fnrflnV suppnvs f«Vr I In'
siinim<M',.< work, v , *
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FIND NUGGETS
IN CHICKEN CHAW
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dirrrmie Dolan Finds Two Yester
'* day Which!it is Claimed Are
**,- Valued at 90 Cents
•Bright yellow nuggets. two in
number, and >vhich tli«* owners
declare are worth 90 rents, were
found in I he xraw of a chicken
TftfrcnrfseU yesterday al I lie Krye
Brnhn market., by Jiinmie Dolan.
V fgiuping open the craw, in pre
ffarfjlg the fowl for cooking, he
was much surprised to liml among
(the contents of pebbles and par
tially digested food, two bright
yellow objects, which, when wash
ed, proved to b<J nuggets as hand
some as were ever picked up in
an\ diggings. Jl'hey wcr»y<Ceigh
ed and found 4(» tip Iheyfialances
at 5-100 of an ytH]ce tur»y, or, as
tin- owner figures, vWsjfents.
As yesterday,\Vas tlicbHjnnuing
of the" New S'ear Jiiymie betK^es
the finding of |he Xiuggets is'n
sign 'that prospHrify will attend
him during the jvniainder of the
I "J months. *
Several who have seen the nug
,ge|s ,/Utflaue the into be I he gen
uine article, and
Some plN'Sfiiis are inclined In !».'•
skeptical when lold of I tie find,
but there is ample evidence lo
prove that the nuggets were ac
tually found in the chicken's
craw, and it is rumored that an
attempt will he tftade to find out
where the chickens came from
and another stampede may result.
*TAFT SCORE8
PEACE CRITICS
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New York, Jan. V.--AI the peace
dinner here Saturday night Pres
ident Taft again Mcored I he crit
ics of the movement.
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Road the Dally *Prospeotor.
LA FOLLETTE ADVOCATES i
CONSERVATION POLICY
IN AN ADDRESS AT FLINT, MICHIGAN, LAUDS GIFFORD
PINOHOT AND SAYS THAT GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
IS THE ONLY REAL REMEDY FOR ALASKA
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Flint, Mlch./^ftn. 2.--In nn ad
dress here l««L night Senator La
Follettc praised the conservation
policy of Clifford JMnchot aH of
Irrttnenae important^ to the peo
ple of the United Staieii.
He farther declared; that it whh
necoflfifiry for I he development of
Alnnka that the coal field* ghould
he immediately opened, and stat
ed (hat only through the govern*
ment ownership and ozonation of
the coal, transportation and dookn
could the gobbling oiT the coat by
big corporation* be jjr4ventod.
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LABOR LEADERS SECURE
THEIR RELEASE ON BAIL
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MEN ARRESTED FOR COMPLICITY IN DYNAMITE PLOT, ARE
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NOW AT LIBERTY—CROWDED CALENDAR PUTS OfF.
TRIAL UNTIL JULY TERM OF COURT
Li is Angeles, Jan. —Lafft
Tveilmore, Anion Jolftinson and
J. K. Munsey, the labor union
leaders who were arrested here
Saturday on warranty charging
complicity 111 I hi* dynamite plot,
ware released on hail of 85,000
each.
They have -secured Job Jlar
rininn, Ili«• Socialist candidate /»»i*
jiiayor at (he last election, to de
fend them. They will not he tried
'until the# July term of court ow
ing1 tf> the congested condition of
the calendar of the present term.
GDMPERS SAYS
KEEP ORGANIZING
In New Year's Address to Unions
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Throughoft Country Urges
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Them tf> Keep Grdwing
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Washington, Jan. In his
New Year's address lo t^ie labor
unions, President (Joinpiy's, of the
American tcderalinn Labor,
reviewed I he progress of I In* past
year in labor circles. He mention
ed the McNamara incidejjkand its
efTecl upon the unions, but urged
the unions to keep organizing.
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LADIES WILL
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GIVE DANCE
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Monitors 8woet Sixteen Olub to
Qlve Ball in Honor o #r
Bacholors' Olub
Iiivilalious will soon bnlW;f«»r
a grand ball to be given tturs
da.v evening in Kagle hall by I he
ladies of the sWoel Sixteen Club.
The affair will be in honor of
the members of the Racbelors'
(Hub and promises to be as swell
ap event an tlytl given h*;, the
Bachelors last pwok.
The ladles tn charge of the af
fair aro: Arrangement a,- Mrs.
Orchard, Mm. Shepard, Miss Jton~
ohon. Reoftptton—The Mirffces
Orchard, ttuttftfleld, Ingram,
Fogg, Fish andMIMer. Floor—
The Misses Cd}es, Crittenden,
Fogg, Wood antf'fttudler.
WILL TESTIFY
DYNAMITE PROBE
Detective Burns and Attorney
Fredericks Will Appear Be
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Indianapolis. Jaif. — 1 Jcti-clivo.
Burns, wlio brought the McNa
maras t<> trial, and Attorney Fred
cricks, who prosecuted the case
at Los Angeles, will testify to
morrow before the federal grand
jury here investigating the dy
naijiile plots. ••
MANY ATTEND -
CHABiTY BALL
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Affair Olven Last Night for Benefit
of Hospital 8uooess Soolally
and Flnanolalfy" '
The Charily Hall 'tf&rii h.v the
Ladies' Auxiliary in aid of the
Good Samaritan hospital last ev
ening was largely attended, there
being fully 200 persons present.
Like all the affairs given by the
Indies it. was a mosl enjoyable one,
no effort being spared lo make
tho afTftir a success both socially
and financially, and a consider
ably sum was netted lo apply to
ward Ihe paying off of Ihe in
debtedness of the hospital.
If you out of letterheads
call and see our new line of bond
papers. The finest ever brought
lo Valdcn.
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Limb Fractured by Bullet Three
Months Ago Ag^n Fractur
ed—Recovery Delayed A
News Iriis been received flial A.
J. Dimond has apaiu broken Ims
riphl lep aloiiK I Ik*' 1 iii«* of the
fracture- caused by the bujljjt
wolind inflicted by the ac'c'i/lerrCal
discharpe of a revolver about
three months apo.
Mr. Dimond lias been an inmajc
of the Cordova hospital for near
ly three months and was so fav
recovered that he ha* been sit —
tinp up for llif past two weeks,
and was considered nil the road
to rapid recovery A few days apo
he was sutTerinp intense pain in
tin* limb and upon examipation by
the physician il was found the
limb had hemi fradurvfi apflfn,
(li<uiph il has not been determin
ed how I he accident occurred.
The limb h}is b^'eji, sej. aiul lp*
fs free froiu pain.-1 Ipil U .is ex
pected thai'ft w(ll b** two montfis
so»»-more before he liable" to leave
tile hospital. , .
ALAMEDA 3AIL8 • < '
FOR SEATTLE
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Steamer Alameda sailed for Mir
stales at midnight Sunday. .She
carried a number of fins sen pel's
from Valdez for the stales ami
several for Cordova, anuuip.whom
were H. Johnston. <». C. Cantwell,
\V. J. Harvey, Sain Taylor, (). I\
Hubbard. AV. M. Mackintosh,. ftp*
Seattle? T. Clamhle,* Mrs. T. (iam
bic. J. Baupher. Mrs. C. K. France,
Makclin. .!. Orwkt, S. C.'Tjck
ner an Mts. C. L. flo.Y.ti for (Jor
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Who*Wlll yyjjfi
Thl^ beautiful diamond rinp aHhe
OL'phc.uui tonight? f'\. ". - *4
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CAPTAIN NORWOOD
CAUGHT CHEATING
Prominent Alaskan is Expelled
From Clubs in San Francisco
for Crooked Work
Seattle. Jan. 2.—<laplain li. If.
XnrwiMn), it well known Alaskan,
lias been iii>|»Iicalfil in a'£candal*
which has .j-i'si]Iti'il in his being
expelled fn,mi three of |ho clubs'
in Sail Fry n cisco, according to
advices received bore today.
ll is sa'^d J hat Norwood is in-»'
v«dvt'd in ,a_ rambling scandal,
having he«;'u rauglil cheating in
card name's s^l the clubs.
LABOR LEADER
OUT ON RAIL
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Busings Agent Structural Iron
VJcrtgersUnion Secures Bail
'* apd * is. Released
r San Francisco. Jan."2 K. H.
(Mancy, business, agent of the
structural iron, .worker.*' union,
v^liu was indicted by tho grand
iury here for ^complicity in tho
nynauiije j>h»t, has boon arrested,
and secured hi,* .release on bail.
BILL GATES GETS
BIG CONCESSION
Peruvian Government Grants
Rights to 20,000,000 Acres of
Gold Bearing Ground
.. SrTillle, Jan. .'.--Swiflwater Bifl
Cales has obtained a concession
from the Peruvian government to
2ft.n0fV.ft00 acres of gold bearing
ground in't hat; country according
lo advices received here.
REBEL8 ATTACK
IMPERIAL TROOP'S
PeKin. Jan. 2.--The rebel force*
made an attack on the imperial
troops at Hanyang lotfay and a
terrific battle is in progress.
RIG CROWD AT
WHITE HOUtC
' Washington, Jan. 2.--An im
ineiiso crowd attended the receir^
lion at the While Hnmje yester-»
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Bring your job work to tile
£ro#|p©ctci£ ofTlce.
BARNETTE SERVED WITH
i COPY OF INDICTMENT
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EX-BANKER, IT 18 SAID, WILL JWAKE FIQHT AQAIN8T EXTRA
DITION—DECLARES THAT HIS ARfcEST It ONLY THE
RESULT OF SFITEWORK
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I,oh AngoloH, Jnn. 2.--Marshal
Love, of Kairbank#, today HPrved
Captain Barnette, who wan ar
rented here recently dn a charge
of embejifement, with a copy of
the Indictment brought again*! j
him by the grand Jury *1 Fair- p
BThe hear in* oil VlMr <£4att<i
xtra^ition will c^me up hero _
Vednenday. lUrnfttte eJalme
ndiotmpnt Is the result of K|
/ork, and it is believed he
e«^i extradition. He hft*. em
aged onunnel to defend him.
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