Vol.9. - VALDfcZ, ALASKA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1912.
' NO. 22.
WILSON THROWN
FROM AUTO
r- t i ' .
Was on Hit Way Homo to 8p«nd Election
Day When Auto Struck Obstruction.
8ufT*rs 8«vers 8calp Wound
Prniretou. .Nov. 5--Governor Wood row
Wilson was severely injured here today
when lie was thrown from his automo
bile. lie received a scalp wound three
inches in Iciigrth which bled profusely.
The K«'ve nor was rushed iinniediately to
his home and proui|tt medical attendance
received.
The aiitoniodilc in which the governor
was ridimr struck an obstruction in the
road and in- was thrown out and landed
• •n iiis lii-ad. sustaining a set ere scalp
wound and oilier injuries.
'I lie democratic nominee was on his way
; • spend election day at his home with
tits family and await ilie verdict of the
I pie.
PROHI CANDIDATE
SAYS WILSDN
Eugene W. Chafin Says Woodrow
i
Wilson Will Carry Forty
States.
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BALTIMORE, November 4.—"Wood
row Wilson will carry about forty
states, leaving eight or'tfen foFJRoGW
velt to divide," said Eugene W. Cha
fin, Presidential candidate of the Pro
hibition party today, after eighty days
on tlx stump in thirty states from
ooast to coast. He said his own
party would double Ms vote of four
years ago. when it polled about 2">0.
oOO.
REFUSE EXTRADITE
AN AMERICAN
Court In London Refuses Estradialon to
Germany Of Prisoner Charged With
False Pretenses
l.oiitluii, >oV. I -TIh' e.x tradition lu liei*
litany (if mi American named MaJ. Victor
car lor West was refused today by the
Judges «»r I lie king's bench ill vision. West
has been charged at llie How Street pu
lire conil with obtaining money on false
pretense# in Germany by making eer
laiii representations In regard to the pro
nation «>f a California oil company.
cliotion nrruuNt tonight
AT ffMMMM A BUMPS
• The linn of Ingram ti. Bush .have made (
arrangement# to recolvc the return* of
ih>» rrcfllctonUal election and also from '
Hie territorial legislature election. He- j
turns will be posted as fast as'they ar- |
rive. Mrerybotjy -welcome.
„ Moms.44 tmelMr
The iAIoo^ Will give a Mpofccr Thurs- i
day evening In Moose hall. Col. Mil
iard,-George Baldwin. C. K. "Bunnell and
several others are on the list for short
talks. All members and their friend*
at* Invited to come. • a regular .meet
ing will adjournal 0;.io and the smoker
will then commence.
I h«r freighter 4Ardova arrived, Jn port
♦lit* forenoon ' fpom itf »rftltrMd --town,
brlnflng in ronwM^raMc tor«vy*rr«»fbt #of
this place.
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Wafflan nnn .nosey ffir.at Yul,
do* CAfo. If
TURKS LICKED
WANT HELP
The °orte In Humiliating Confession Ad
mits Defeat and Coll* upon the Pow
ers for Mediation
Constantinople, Nov. 5--The rorte In a
humiliating- confession admits the dt»reat
or Turkey, and applies to the powers for
mediation.
The Itulgarlan artillery has overwhelmed
the Turks south of Luleburgas, Forcing
them to retreat to Tehatalja. During
the course of the retreat the Turks lert
SO.OiHi dead and wounded on the Held.
The allies are now racing the last line
or rortillcalioits between them and Con
stantinople, the later place helng now in
a state or siege, and it is reared there
will lie an outbreak or Mo>lem fanatl
j cisiu. The 'Young Turks are on the
| point or revolting ami tin- lives or 1'or
elKners ju'i' in jsreat danger. The excite
uient in tin* city is intense. «. The l?nl
irarlans are tighleniiig their lines about
tin- city, which must rail within a Tew
days miles* the Kuropeait* powi-cs inter
vein*. II is hardly thought au agreement
can l.e reachi'd by tin: concert ««r powers,
Uus>ia and Austria being or exactly op
posite views. Tor which reason the allies
believe they can lake Constantinople be
fore Kurope eomes to au agr«enienl.
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SOUTH AfllERICA
Ecuador Now In the Throes of a
i Revolutionary Movement—Headed
By Old Hands.
j GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, November 4
;—Col. Salavedra and Col. Bustamente
who fought under under Gen Flavio
Alfaro in Hie last revolution, recent
ly attacked the town of L/imones in
the province of EsmeraUlas, accord
ing to the Telegrafo.
After a sharp skirmish the rebels
were defeated by troops under Lieut.
Reyes, leaving several killed. The
governor of Esmeraldas has ordered
the troops to drive the rebels out
ol the country.
SAYS WILSON
VERY LUCK*
KANSAS CITY. November 4.—
Champ Clark, in a speech here said:
"In regard to Gov. Wilson,i( well
can be said that it is better to be
born lucky than rich. I never be
fore saw two republicans work so
hard for a democrat as are Tnft and
Roosevelt."
DID HOT JAB
JURY LOOSE!
Portlimri, .Nov. r>--Attorney HuuHni.ni
made a>- fervid appeal to |he; Jury for fpur
hours In a rase here. Sitting down h«
Vteked out of hi* mouth four teeth fwl
1»ad talked loose.
The steamer Hampson . will r?ach port
from the westward toi»orrom aftornlp#
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ar 0 o'clock , .a i
.r.v.,r B r . r
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Ceoro. wo*%ard Non
Atb.a( 6. a. m.
Cordova, in port;
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WILSONS ELECTION
MEANS OUIN
Taft Says tha Election of Wilson Meant
The Ruination of the Country as hs
Opposer Republican Good Work
i Washington. .Nov. 5--President Taft
has sent out a summary of the work of
Ills administration in which he says lie
changed a dcilcit or soo.ooo.ooo to a
surplus or $:IO,UUO,UOI>. lie says the.
tariff reform measure passed by the
republicans has reduced the excessive
prices paid by the people, and winds up
by saying that Wilson's position .is con
flicting' with the good work done by the
republicans, and that democratic success
means the ruination of the country.
HE GETS OEF
BOTH WAYS
> Qets off Train While Enroute to Germany
and Aeks to be Locked up In the
Poller 8tation
Oalcnhurg, III.. .Nov. l--Mol»ert l.udwig,
a ranch owner living near Cambridge,
Idaho, took his own lire in the pollc;
station here by cutting Ids ihroal with
a Jackknife. I.imIwIr was au his way
from Idaho to visit his parents in iler
■ any. In worrying about the trip. hK
miud became unbalanced nud lie poi off
the train ai lialcsburg and a-ked to be
locked up in the city jail. lie had with
him over s<>"ii in currency and jrold be
side.-. a ticket through to .New York.
DID NOT HAVE
RIGHT POLL
Kdcnburg, Nov. 3--Thomas l.audcr. a la
borer, was sentenced to seven years pe
nal servitude ror stealing a suitcase mil
of clothes. The same court the saiuc day
sentenced c.eorge Bealtie, a university
student, and son of respectable parents,
lo six months for obtaining several hun
dred dollars worth or clothing on credit
•ml pawning them.
ANGTH EH VICTIM
OF AUTOMOBILE
>lelllllK. III., .Nov. 5--A. \. 'ila^bliru,
a prominent banker or I'ampieo, III., near
here, was killed, Krank Carson's arm was
broken aihI (lien Eiffel was severely
bruised when an aulomobile driven by
Glassbnm turned turtle near Wheaton,
Illinois.
J0HKS0NS DIVE
CLOSED DOWN
Chief go,* .Nov. &--Jaek Johnson's jafc
has been elo»fd down permanently, thf?
<h»tnpion drowning his #orromi In wln«
and a baad of Jjgyine fingers.
jftmgrrpw rvnlfht. The public
rfenerllly' Is Irwltfd to attend
STEEL TRADE
VERY BRISK
Tha Steal Trad* Is Making a Remarkable
8howlng—Railroad Building Shows
•Igns of Activity
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X»-w York, Nov. 5--A quarter of a mil-,
linn tuns of steel has been ordered from
the steel tru>t during the last quarter
for delivery In 1913. The railroads
liavo ordered ir.,ooo ears and 100 en
gines.
The Carnegie steel orders aggregate
four hundred thousand tons during the
past nnie months, which Is the record in
the history or the establishment.
The Tollikum C.lub will receive Hie
election returns this evening.
BARSBEftCHY
FROM THE FIELD
Government Aviators Refuse to Permit off;
Unnecessarily Reckless Feats of
Fly>na •
Washington. .Nov. I--The di-ti-rmma
tlon <>r the army aviation officers lo ili<
countenance unnecessarily dangerous ny
ln>r. i» respiiiistble for tin- permautiil dls-1
barmen' of Lincoln Heachy from further
.llyliiK at Hie Army Aviaiion school ai
I 'olletre I'ark, Aid.
Following a series of spectacular
••sliuiis" iii the air, Heachy was ordered I
from tin- Held. The aviator immediate
ly lefi lor I'hlladelphld.
ROMAN CABMAN
TALK ENGLISH
Home, Nov. home's bunch or rah
'drivers Is about lo blossom our mto a
bunch of "intellectuals.'• They have
perfected arrangements for I he opening
of a school for the study or archaeology
and Kngllh. They hope to be able to
explain to American tourists all the hi
•ins and history of Rome. I
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SOCIALIST WRITER
GOES TO JAIL
si. rHi'i>l>nrfr. ,\ov. l ur wriiiiiK an i
nrllrlr in ciillllod "A Criticism of
Anarchy From the Standpoint or Intel
liM'litiil Sorhtllxm." M. Jordlnla. n xnrlil
1st member or the first dunia. M about,
to bo sent to a mlllatr.v fortrcH* under
aenfencc of ilirr«» year* at hard labor.
shoots ci,
( . We.*««on. ,41a*., Nov.5-f Ah the fcaull Of >.
1, crowd of .yontyr people serenading
ioneph Firmer and hi* bride, feytn of
Jbem arc suffering from trunahot wounds
today. Partner did not appreciate thf
mualr and fired a a ho trim info the rr^jfed.
ThH mornlnir VhlJc yarvin Burty>rd,w»s
jarryln* a nvc-rallon ran or boiling wa
ter ha Jostj.hla^bold on ihe rjn, IrtUnir
6
r^ht arm. burning that rwmbrr qnllr I
Merely. Mr had th} bun\ dresed and
alhce been 4bont. Mthottirh auffcrln*
poa«4d«rably. fr«m U»e- burn. • |i
COPPER OUTPUT
ON INCREASE
Figure* for tha Past Nine Month* 8how ■
Qaln of 16 Par Cant In tha Output
*
Of Prominent Producers
.Now York, .Nov. 5--!)uriiiK Mii; pastj
nine months or the current year there has'
been an increase <>r 120,322,25i pounds,!
or Hi per cent, In the output or the more
prominent coppj»r producers or the conn- \
try. or this Increase by 29 producers,'
the porphyry properties have contribut
ed i pounds, Anaconda 29,100,
nno and Arizona Topper «.7:iB,noii pounds.
of an oiilpul or 851,903,128 l»y 29
prodiiriusr mines, tiie porphyries t tali.
..Nevada Consolidated. Cliiun. Miami and
Hay Consolidated—contributed duriuir llie
iiiii'* mouth* period 2'i:{.«',s»».9»',h iioiinds,
or per cent or 11i<> combined output"
or all. This compaivs witii i:jr>,s:i2.
i.V.l pounds. C»r Is per cent or the colli
billed produeiion duiiiifr the <-orrc-<poud
Intr period or ION.
Valdez «:amp or the Arctic brotherhood
Invite the public Keiierally to Lajrie hull
tin- <-miik to see Hie election returns,
besides moving picture*- -and- many- elec
tion cartoons. Jtcturns "intt l»e triven
until the cable close.s down.
tNSMM
iiSfiillMN
Bodies are Found in a Pool or Bicod at
her Farm in Alberu~l>ses Knife
With Deadly Effect
l ari-tadl. Alberta. Nov. i -'I lie Imitie*
of Mr*, .tnha l'.okow*kl ami her two elili
dreii atred 9 and years, were found in
their home on the farm or .Mr*. Hakow
*ki. mil< ■* north or here today.
Tile bl'llic.- were i\lllV III a pool of
blood and I lie Indication^ are that the
woman killed the children with a knife
and then * tabbed herself.
UW OFFICERS
FIGHT THEIVES
Ni-w York, Nov. ^--Surrounded by a
waterfront gang wlilrli threatened to tit
lark thorn, three detective* with drawn
revolvers lata* ast night raptured Wil
liam rie.iry. oil" of tin* three nun who
made their escape from the hotis»» or de
tention Saturday iiikIii. Max rami, want
i'd as a witness in the trial of former I'o
lire lieutenant Charles Docker is the
only one or the three escaped men who
is still al large.
LOOSES MOHEY
KFS LIFE
I.os Angeles. Nov. 5--A. Harrison, son of
Urott Harrison, a nephew or former pres
ident Harrison, m dead here iQdav. a sul
i:lde. tic was despondent over the loss
Of I50.QQO. ;
JMKfMfPJW
The ateamcr Mariposa passed Juneau
last night , at 9 o'clock, consequently v%|t|
in- due here tomorrow. Afternoon. i.
Complete ^lectl^n renins will he posi
»d at |ho.(nufTrt( Tuesday niirht. Kvery*
»ody Is invited to attend/
•JC •» v" i y. > If- >« . C" ■ »
Household mrnishings for ^a;e
rhenp. mqntrn nl fable <»fTic«.
IS ATTACKED
BY HIS ENGINE
Aeroplane Propellor Cuts Flash of Build
er* Face and Forearms Into Rlbblne
And Fractures Skull
| San Fraucl<c«', .Nov. i--C. K. Kcl.*«*y, an
aeroplane builder, is in the hospital in
a serious condition as tin: result of vi
attack by an aeroplane engine yesterday.
The engine, whirl) was built for use uii
a moiyplani- i,r a new type, bad b<e»
removed rroin tin- aeroplane frame for
tuning up. Kt-lst-y >pun it and threw
on tin- powi-r.
Iti'for** in- euiiid dodgf it Hit- pr<ip«-l
lors iiad jerked it forward. KHsey was
slrin-k down and tin- lb*!»li of lu> faen
and forearm- ent to ribbon- by th<* Hy
ing blade*. Ill- kill! \\.i- al«n found to
lie frsirltired.
TRIES MULCH
ANNA GOULD
:
Real Estate Company Attempts to Ex
tort Money From American
Duchess.
LHlPSKi. November I- Necause n.
real estate company having claim*
against the Due de Tallyrand com
pelled. J.be Duchesse de Tallyrand
(Anna Ciouldl to sign a note tinder
threats of arrest, the impt rial su
preme court here today has d"dar
i ed the attempt to obtain from
j the American Duchess to be founded
• on extortion and ursyry. Tin* not a
is not valid, accordinj: to the ril
ing of the court.
MUCH MINING
ON KENAI RIVER
i
The Old Camp Will Have Two Dred
ges At Work Next
Season.
According to reports that reached
Seward on the Mariposa, next year
will be a busy ono on the Kenni riv
er. There will bo at least two divd
working between the lakes and
there is a possibility of another on
the lower river near the mouth ot.
Kelly river. The German syndicate
who havp spent the past season
prospecting with an Umpire drill, ar«
jo fntnsoj ot|| qn.w posnopl ua.a
their summer's work that they bavo
placed an order for a 2.000 yard
BucyriiB dredge to bo* Installed on
what Is known as the Towle ground.
The Kenal Dredging Company are
planning on the Ins^nlliitlOn of ,i
similar dredge on the Cunningham
ground. Mining men who are fa
pilHnr w*h the* gravels of' Kenal rl
V4f all predict tftat when once dred
ging actually beg/his on the Kenal ri
ver the result* w|ff" be a reveala
tlon to the mining world —Gateway.
WVMthOT Riptrt
llsronictrtr I'mwiii*
romp^'ratiin' t p. ni tf9.
"Minimum Trrnpcrtliirr 91.
"Minimum Trmpersturr I«».
Mrin Teinpersture *r«. •
Psrtij' Tlondy. rslm.
« 1 f \t i
Thern will br mtnlr and m«»iiik pie
turf* ilnn* with I bo olrrtlnn rotum* ■»
hull tonlKht. Thr Isdlr* »rc er
poeUlly inVlUMl to Mfrnrt.
flvihacrlbr for Ihe Prospector.