She Ualiire Satlg ^rnapfrtor
Vol. 9
VALDEZ, ALASKA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1912
No. 16,
TURKS MEETING
REELENTLESS FOE
Railroad From Constantinople To
Adrianople Is Cut By Bul
garians.
LONDON, October 29.—Bulgarian
troops have siezed a Turkish military
train coming into Adrianople, and cut
the railroad between the beleagured
city and Constantinople. It is con
sidered by military authorities to
have been a great military achieve
ment, and a hard blow on Turkey.
The Servians are now in possess
ion of tho whole of old Servia, and
Greek troops are approaching Salon
ica, and the Montenegrins are storm
ing Scutari. In evacuating Usklup,
the Turks killed one another while
boarding tho train in an effort to os
s:tpe.
WILSON CARRY
STATE OF IOWA
Lafe Young, Standpatter cays
His St^te is Strong for
Wilson
D«'.» Moim*s, Iuwji, Orii
h»w.i is fin* Wilson in ll"M>|>in
I*»il • I.al'i* Ymiiijf, fornmr L'nit
• ••i Slab's Jriial>»r, iIi'TcjIiUmI by
K•• i»>«»11 fur llii* rrpulilirnu noni
111;11 i• • 11. lie i> also slamlpal
• •»iI«»i- Ml .tl[.ii l»aily <I:-piI;iI. Ir
li~ papai-r I < • 11 i^: 111 Yumi^ sa>.«
;i. rarM'nl canvass of (In* slaN
ha.. I hi'i'ii 111it«Io which >llow*
I 'm- 111*tii• ••-raI < aii- hohlinji lln-ii
own Hi* iii-ail.N so. lml IhiTi- wil
In* a siilViriiMil ilffi-rl ion froii
I'a II ami Hoosi'wll In • I • • 1 • *«» I tin
r>'|Hihl iran nominee in i-vi-rj
riMiiily l»> a snhslanlial major,
it y.
<'.harh'.s M. Nicholson I«• ft- fo»
Fairbanks over Iln» trail IhU
morning.
BACHELORSCLUB
HOLD MEETING
Tlii* ltai*h;.'|nrs' fjluh im«l la.-l
lUgllt ami clccli'il (ini. .1. |,ii\i
president, I*'. .1. Ilaji's sccrcUir.x
I'M. I.akin was elcctcil an hon
orary member. Tin' following
new iiicmhcr>- were : Frm:
Krai'iin'r, Kil llunl, Amly Maro
ifh, .lake Ili'ptU'iycr. Ilari*>
Sclinll/.»», \Vm. Morton, M. M
Heead, C. \V. Mosp.inan. J. W
<iilson ami K. U. Bnrbcc. San
Knnrlson was ft nod 93 f<»r bringr
inv ton many ^irls Jo the show
and Al Sullivan was mulcled ir
the sum -of SI for bringing false
charges against one of the mem
liers.
M. f. C.allaghf^n, xupcrinten
rffiil. «»f Ihe .VI ire Milir*. f.iiniI«>«]
i< up from Khotjp liny. II«> r»*
|w*»rl.H Ilia' lie hail xlon.in up In
liU plant yi'slerrlay, and will be
sriii development willi power or
I lie 5l|i of iioxl month, from
whirii lime on work will prnffres.«
mueh more rapidly !hnn here
tofore.
Weather Report
Rnrontelrlr Prelum 20. Iftfl
Temperature 7 p. m \\.
Maximum Tempernlnre. ^«.1. •.
Minimum Temperature. .2ft.
Mnan Temperature.. . .flft.fi
nio'uily. Fre*h hre'ere.
WANTED TO DIE
AND SUGEEDED
Takes Gas and Lies Unconscious
Nineteen Days Beffore Giv
ing Up
8an Francioco, Oct. 29—After
lying unconscious for 19 days,
Anna Jiohlin, who took gas with
alleged suicidal intent because
of a love afTair, is dead here
f«>day lospite the heroic effort
to save her life hy mohns of a
transfusion nf blood by Oswold
Schwartz, a waiter. Schwartz,
while waiting on mhiii' relatives
of I In* ^irl in a prominent cab*,
o\ i" rSica'rd I In* remark thai a
I ransfusinn •»T I1I0O1I mi^lil sa\e
I in- pirl's lib'. All hoiigii; .-lie
wii> an entire stranjrer In him
Schwarl/ \obml•••'I'imI In umli-ryn
I In* opera! inii ami his offer was
aeri'pl i'il.
wifefrFed
CHARGE MURDER
Jt:ry Finds Her Not Guilty 01'
Killing her Banker Hus
band
Ii'ji .-•ft i, l)ci. -A l'i i-r .-pi'iidili}:
iiliiH'-i l In* ■•til it • • n i^III 1i;iIIm| _
in^r, I In* .ji■ i*\ iii I In- case <• I" .Mr? .
lAiuiii (llirisl .»jisen, accused «*|
] III*- murder I.r her husband. :i
yiiiin^ l'ii>ni I»;i11Kr. hi'miphl in
:i *\i'1'ilid. o| "iinl j^uilly." Iliis
iiiih'ii iu£. Tlii* ca-e against
Al. < lai y. charged joint l> wi'fli
Mr.-. I'.hrisleu-eii. was disini.-.-etl
hy ||ii> courl sil'U"' 1111 • \erdicl
11i«-1 • was relumed. ^
The Valdez Cafe is one good
piace to eat. tf
DIRECT EVIDENCE
Of' SANITY
Munich, Itasaria, Oct —Mil
ilar\ authorities announce li»*i "
11»11 a >- thai John Schrank, who n I -
Icmplcd In assassinate Colonel
IliiuscNfit in Milwaukee AI<»i•«I*»>
evei.injf faileil in serve llic re
quired enlistment in die (iei'luan
ai'lliv liernl'e fining III Aliieriea.
Sclirank's name appeal's mi <!.•■
records here as a descler.
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WIRELESS MESSAGE
IS SENT EAR
Washington, Ocl. 2D--A wire
Ii-ms nie*sago from I In* new gov
ernment station l»ni 11 by the navy
department, t linn been mimi! to
Colon, on I he Panama canal.
Communication between tin- two
point* wan easily kept up.
Three double team* wllh trail
ers left this morning with an
outfit} ffor the Ernestine mad
house as well n* freight for
Heaver Dam and Copper Center.
Eight single horseH were also
tfaken lorelay for the stagp line
to starft nVaking <rion the
first of the month.
Jack Hanson returned I" Tb-a
ver bum this morriing.
ASTOR ESTATE
SMOO.OOO
Controller's -Office .Thus Esti
mates m Value on $3,160,
000 Tax Paid
Albany, ()cl. iiV--Hy I In* pay
iimm11 of $3,150,000 l>y I he Ixecu
t• *i* «>r John Jacob Aslor as trans
fer lax on I be est ale l:hey save
105,780 in rebates, briny enti
tled to a 5 per conl reduction on
llie taxes paid williin six month*
after tli<' ilealh of thi' deeedoiil
The amount paid In tin- slsili
controller is known sis :ui sid
vsinoe l\ix. ami will constituli
I I lie net I SIX.
! As liesirly SIS csili be eslinisilei
jilt the eonl roller S ofl'jre, I lie I «l >
! |»«iill umler the prsuled lsiw.. rep.
i resents sin e-tale of S75.ooo.non
I Tile John S. Kennedy estate
jwhicli amounted to 5js77.nnO.niin
jpaiil nmler £1.000.000 Isix, bn
Uliis wsis niiile the obi lsiw. Tin
jAs'or Isix wsis I lie largest ninlei
jibe lsiw Isixiny collaleral inher
jitenees during their exislenee o
1 Jiweii' v—seven years.
'COAL HEARINGS
i ARE PROGRESSING
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!• S«»al|lr, Orl. 111 * > 11 - i i) .u ii
tin- I'Vi'il rni i| croup. sil 11 :i I •»<
\\••>! «• r Hie <'.nuninpliain jrrt»ii|i
in I lii* Mi'i'inu eoal li«lds. iia
i Im-uiui Im'Toci* <'11 ii* f til' lln* Ii• • I<
' <li\ i-mm (llirisl«Mi>«^ - !»•• I• n\ i»i
i'iiiiipli'l•'<! lln* ln'ii^r- in\ills im
| (*:• |>t till Whorl"- rlaiiii • 11• si
I'm! Crahain.
.MEXICAN STYLE
i ENDING DISPUTI
! I.on f>«*I. -M»--Fraii.
jciscu r,lia\f/. was shoi ami kille
, in I fit* rear of a eafe here yes
I'erday and .J«u:e Hi vers is in ja.
churned willi the rrime. Til
-hnoQing followed an urgiiiueii
joMT llio Mexican revolution. I
I i< said llutl Rivers ehallenjr"
I<'hnve7. lo light a duel in III
j hatek yard and when lln* lall"
followed him Rivers is report
' ed Co have shot him
BALOON RACE
JIKERMAN1
8TUTTGART, October 28.—The Ji
ternattional balloon race fltarta th;l
morning. While being inflated, th
American balloon, Kansas City, eJ
■ ploded, completely ruining the bl
Hilk bag. I
ANOTHER STRIKE
IS THREATEHEI
WINNIPEG. October 28—Five thoi
•and runadian Pacific, employee#,
threaten to rtrfke, including th(
clerks In the offices here.
FOR SALE—Olobe-Wernicke «ec
tional book ca»e«; cabinet fHeg; of
flee chatri and tables; typewriting U
ble; rugs; lounge; books; tools;pic
turos. etc. 1j. Reed, fl
ALASKA CLIMATE
MAY SPREAD
Cornell Professor Says that Man
flTust Fight his Life Among
QIaciers
llliica, X. Y., Oct 29—"I have
no doubt thai wo arc now in an
injler-glacial period similar to
(hose which have already exist
ed, and in (lie future the human
raei> will have to use all knowl
edge in another. flghl fur its
lift- against encroaching \ieo."
said Professor Nathaniel Schmidt
of I In* history department al
<lornelI. In speaking <>f tin- ice
age In- added:
I wish I •» call Jil tent i<>ii to re
cent discn\ eries in Switzerland
• if f.nir dislinre periods of gla-_
{ rial i«»n and to I ln> fad I lial
jProf. \\ inch.-II of Minnesota has
' (been able In produce definite
"i proofs that Kansas has gone
through lln> same four periods.
This is imporlanl because it
proves the conf emporaneonsness
^ of the glacial age in bolli hemi
i spheres."
i REBEL OFFICERS
ii Jilt CONVICTED
!
i
i \ iM*ii I'm/. Ocl. ifinTal
.jl-Vlix l)isi/ ami I h !*«.••• o|Tir«»rs
jwi'i't' r«»in|fiiiin'<| from Iwn In
i l«*ii years i»i*ii;« 1 srrvil n«l«* h> lli<
• ji*«111el martial. Tin* I'MMMilinn
ri«.f lin* s«'iili»nr«» upon <Ji*in«ral l>i
r'a/. \\*5I SllspiMltli'il, lli> «*J»I
: injr lurm-d over in In- ri\il i-inirN
I I rial.
SMOKE CIGARETTES
:j AND DRINK BEER
"j
Washington, Ocl. »'l). Tin- lul
<•>1 rc.dirns from 1 In* internal
' ri'vcniit* ilcparliikmiI shows thai
unlry is not rrforminp
mvy fasl. During I he lasl
' quarter .'{,800,000,000 cigarette*
jwi'ri' manufactured; l,0,r»0,000,
<100 cigars were mailt*, and 20,.
i mm.mm barrel* of beer wore
jconsumed, which is a great in
I crease ovit any previous rjunr
* | lor.
ORANGE CROP
[I WORTH MILLIONS
I
_ SAN FRANCISCO, October 2S.--T1.(
state's orange crop la valued at |57,
000,000 and would require fifty fiv«
tousand cars to move them. Thin I*
' the largest crop In the history o
the United StateB.
MUNniLlir .
I WATCHING LIGHT
Aiidcrxou. IihI., Ocl.
i. ly pci'MuitH linvr gon»> blind wlillo
, ga/.iim nl lh« welding of n I roily
> wire.
Just received a large line of
Senneborn suits, prlcee, $12.50, $1S.0G
and 917.80. See our window, 8. Blum
' and Co.
Household ftirnirthings for »n;c
' etieop. inquire at coble office.
CAN'T GO THE
BULL^MOOSE
Oaliffornia i Senalor Says the
Demdoratic Nominee is a
Real Prog res) ve
—• ^ J
Washington, Dec ~MJ—"Wood
row "Wilson is a real and sincere
progressive. He has proved il
by his course and conduct aw a
public officer and as a candi
dal!'. lie is running on a sane,
progressive platform. The best
service progressive republicans
ran do I heir parly js to vole for
Wilson. II will help lo leach
dishonest manipulators nf pol
il|i's a lesson."
This was Ihe Irihule paid here
today lo fJovernor Wilson, iliej
deinorral ie presiilen'lial iioiui- j
nee by I'niled Plales Senalor;
.1 ohii I >. Works, republiean. of j
f!alifornin. in ;i remarkable* !
slalenienl issued by the C.nli-j
ornia senalor.
UNWRITTElTLftW
DON'I WORK
Convicted of Manslaughter for
Killing of Man Who Lured
her Away Husba'ip
I'm I l;i itii) Or I ."_*!> — A rompro"
111 i\enlic| i • i 111; 11: *• I; • i i,u 1111 • i'
\\ils !*• -1 111" 11 • i 1.1 i CilM' if S.l
ItWcil'. •" 11.1 I Willi ill*
111111*« i • * I* nf i.liiii'l>a-> I* ii. i.
I'lii* • i :i I *• if >i*nl I'lli'i; will he
II* If III i I'll .M'<I||.|\. "I" I j !• l»Wr'l~
\\i• 111• 111 wa*. 11*iI of Killing
C.'h-I in.. iii'.T li.- i»i:—i| her awa>
from Im• r IiiisIi;>iiiI ami ilespilo
I In* f. i -1 I lial I in1 "unwril I «*i • law"
ligmvil slmsr-lv m I It** i*si*p the
prnsocut ii»n siii.r-'i! 111.» «rlis
fjirl imi ;i* l\«'il for.
WRAPPING TOILS
AROUND JOHNSON
Chicago, (At. ~MJ--LuL'ilh'
r.aiih-ron, the Minneapolis girl
wli< was aliiluflnl l»v Jack .Toliu
<iui. lias nirain loslifinl against
I In* hurlv iii'Urn, -howinjr 111a I ln»
11ink her from mie stale lo an
oilii-r. which will pi\e I he feiler
gj a I a vernnienl a 111 • I mi I lie chain.
11>i«hi umlcr Ihe While Slave ad.
DISASTROUS FIRE
: AT CONEY ISLAND
NEW YORK, October 28.—A hun
dred thousand dollar fire occured at
Coney Island, at one time threaten
ing the entire amotomm* place.
Charles Miinetialari, who litis
b'cun in charge of lti«* Kickolni
mine in llu» copper bolt, arrive.I
in t Ik* city loilay over the I roil.
Louis Kriskxeii, of Toppeiiish,
Wash., is inquiring for ilic
whereabouls of liis brolher, C.
Frirksen, who came lo Alaska
i in I1MIH. Tin* lasl new* rcci'lvt'il
I from t|i»» lallcr was in I lie shape
I o^ 'n leiher ilnlcil nl Knik nn.l
j information lnis ainre reached
him lha< he |«*ff Ihal place in n
• bonl wilh .fohn Hejrji.
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BS WILLING
TO CONCEDE
Will not Insist on Recognition
tu lhe Union—Slight Wage
Increase
Sail Luke, Oct. 2y—According
to an announcement here to
night I Ik* copper miners 011
strike at Higha)n are willing to
withdraw their demand that tins,
operators recognize the union
and will return to work if tin* in
crease in wa(!c.< of 30 cents a
day is granted.. This informa
linii w a - I raii>niit I • • d today
I >. II. .1 ;i«*KI in. ^ein-ral manage
..r I Ik* t tali <||*i* «*Miii|iauy. !»y
I'. II. .McKeiiua. i-«-|»r«--.*iiIai :\•
1.1' t.lic -I i;iIx•• r-.
HARD LUCK ON
NEWLY WED
Buys a Pair of Shoes From a
Soldier and Finds Him
self in Trouble
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Ttifi•mil. Or| "J 1» — \\ Ip-ii I!, tl.
j I'alimT. a • »iif-Ifyynl ■'••iinlr>
tail nixl ;i l*i*i«l«*u•• *in • • I si IV\\
I tliiv-. panl I. 11; 111. ;i
I
; >l;il kmh-,1 ;t| I'ml \ anri>ti\••!'.. s I
! Tin' 'i pair •:I >li(«cv. In- 111• • i111
; 111;11 In* w ;i-> ^rllinu: ;i yi»n«i bsir
i u;1111 I..»• 11 j^ niMiii'v, Vi->l«M-ila>
In* |I r-1111! > iii ;i clia r-«' • • I"
llllNIIIU <* I* • l^ll III- I l-' 1111 il -oltlliS*
; ami. ; 111 11 • • 11 ) 1 I •• • 111 \ — 1 I a 111
jl>i~lrirl . \ 11 • u • 11. • > I". |{ 1 • I • I • > 11
ami Iii- ;i 11 • tf-i i«*> ii-K»*«| i-ii'iin,m>.
1 In- ilii-w a Ii 11 <■ 1»f >'.*>11 ami o«»!>
an,| 1 •in* 11 a > la tin* I'mivi* ruiinlv
j.jail. .Imliir i!ii-Iiiii;mi m its.
I In1 liiii' ami jail >i,nli,m*i*
was iM'injr s».; I«• 11 i• * 111 a> |»»s>ililo
umliT lln* law. Iml I lie rmirl.
rosls a 111«>11111•>!I in ni>iw'iiximali'ly
Jft IftO. Tlii* llm» wa.«- paitl. Hit*
liny having Imrrnwoil llio nmimy.
IJURY VENIRE FOR
| CORDOVA TERM
I ixl.i.v ill - i>. iii. (.Ii'i lv l.aUm
I • .
I <i11■ I -1111*> i .<• iiihiissr>ii<• i" Art 1111r
l.silljr. ill "|J''II COUll, JU1 lor led
; f In* l«»11«.\\iii.r Irijil jury for (In'
I a I ••■'in i>f i-t In In* hold
Ion .\n\oinhor I i. This list whs
j soloolimI Mill uf a ho.v holding?
iii'iii ly Will names <»f volors*:
I'r "iik Millard, I'. <"•. l);v\is.
(ills l>jrarf, C. I*. ToplifTo, C, A.
Vingvr, A. J. Stevens, K. F. Cook,
Olo T. Annoj'on, W 'If. Crary, \V.
A. Sonlo. an«1 Pole llotilin of
Vnlili'/; (too. I .on p. Frank Colo.
T. H Tnnnoy, Win, Hnswoll ami
M. A. Claysnn i»l Cordova; K.
K. Wliil fomoro, F. A. Taylor, II.
n. Poller, Chas. Horn ami Win.
N. .Tone* of flo\vnnl;l>. II. Whilo
of Kalrvlla: II. RiehnrHs of l*n
^orn, and A. T,. %Flnronro of I.n
lonrho.
0«nt*8 full drofl» suit for biiIp at
a barKnln—nee Ren Bllvermnn (ho
tnllor.
For Balo—llor»e ami Huek—
i lioanl ju*l nvor Hie I rail. In—
Irpiiro room I?, Copper Blork. If
8ie«m«r Movement#
Sampson lefl BonWIe Or! .0t».
Alameda h'ffl fr»n 111 r* Del.27.
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