AUTO GIVES AN
ALASKAN TROUBLE
Spent $2,000 in Repair Bills, Be
comes Disgusted an<j Tries to
Run Machine Into Bay.
i>a,n Francisco, Nov. 22.—H.
Harl, who made o fortune in the
placer mines of Alaska, ordered
his chafTeur to run his $5,000
auto from the ferry boat crossing
to Oakland, because of the ex
cessive repair bills be had to
meet on the auto.
It has cost Hart $2,000 in 30
days to keep I lie machine run-J
nint:, which so disgusted him that
he ordered the chauffeur to start
her up and run her into I he bay.
The chauffeur, however, refused
lo carry out bis instructions.
Harl rbamloued the machine and
refuses In have anything lo d<>
with it
MORE MONEY
FROM CARNEGIE
Gives Truafte09:<an:Addltiinal $2,
000,000, Which Brings Total
to $14,000,000.
New York, Nov. 22.--Andy Carl
negie, tin* sleel magnate, today
announced thnl In* hail added an
addilioiittl two million dollars to
the Hind established some year*
;ik'» by him fur I In* pensioning •»f
aged college professors. This
brings I h" I Hal to $ I i ,0(1(1,000,
lln* interest from which is an
nually distributed by a board of
trustees anions I he disabled and
aged inst ructors at I he different
American universities.
HOLDS MARATHON
WIDOW RECORD
Pretoria, Nov. II is be
lieve,) here thai the world's legi
timate matrimonial record is held
by Mrs. Theila M. l>eBeer, aged
7h, living in Pretoria. First
married at the age of IH. she re
cently became ;i widow for the
lentil lime. Sin- is tin.' mother
ami siepmolher of in children
iiml llie grandmother of 7n.
HIS BARBER WIFE
GOES ON STRIKE
Klun , III., N«»\. --I iiwilliiifi
nt;ss |i> serve as "lady harhcr"
fur her liushand. causnl Mrs.
Iini>i;i Miller lo sue for divorce,
slir sai,| that for four years af
h*r their marriage Miller m*v<?r
i»al ronized a hiirhcr shop. Al
llrsl Ik* flattered ln*r into culling
his hair ami wielding a razor, she
declares. Later ho ordered her to
do it. A while ngo she picked up
;i hrooui and announeed she was
through with her tonsorial ca
reer unit Miller left.
DISPUTED MILLIONS
SETTLED BY OOURT
SI. I'aul. Nov. 2- The dispute
over the millions loft h> the late
II. Akeley, Minnesota lumber
kiim. \%'as practically settled to
day in the district court hero,
when Mrs. J. P. Quirk, drughtor
nf Akelev. was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate. Akeley
married in I.os Angeles about a
year ago, and n light had beerr
Waged helwoon his children an<|
the widow for possoslaon of,the
estate.
GOVERNMENT SUES
GLAUS SPREGKLES
Would Like to ft*cov°r $200,
000 in Back Duties on
Haw Sugar.
New York, Nov. 22—Glaus
Spreckles was today served with
papers in a suit instituted by At
torney General Wckersham to re
cover the sum of $200,000 in back
dutes on raw sugar imported in
to the United States which lias
been underweighed.
Several men are now in jail
serving sentences for conspiracy
with the sugar imported to de
fraud the government. They were
employed as weighers by the
Treasury department. The meth
od by which the government was
de.frauded was very simple. A
small wire was inserted in the
scales, by which 10 per cent of
the weight of the sugar was ov
ercome.
The customs inspector who
fiest discovered the fraud receiv
ed a bonus of over $100,000 from
the government under a system
in vogue in file Custom* depart
ment of paying the informer a j
percentage of the amount recov
ered from fraudulent importers.
SEALERS MAY FLY
THE GERMAN FLAG
British Columbia Hunters Ta>k
of Evading Treaties Pro
tecting Seas.
Yirloria. U. S>>\. .'.'.--Tin'
owners mI I lie Victoria sealing
schooners arc I li)*••;(I«• 11 ing I <• pill
Iheir vessel.. under Ihc (icrmaii
Mag and llius evade I li«• treaty re
cently signe(| al Washington pro
hibiting pelagic scaling in tin*
North I'acilic for a period of 15
years.
The reason alleged for I In*
threatened action is that the gov
erninenl has apparently omitted
to forward the compensation
which it was expected Would he
paid for I h«• loss of their imlns
I ry.
The signers to the treaty wer«
those of llns*ia. .Japan. Mrilain
aild the I 11 i I •*, | States.
My putting the local >eah*rs. of
which !h"rc arc a tleet of in. nn
iler I lie < iceman Hag. it i- claini
I I he\ i*«>111• I operate from this
port.
TIOALWAVE WIPES
OUT 3 VILLAGES1
Kingston, .lamaira. Nov. JJ.~
Word was iv«»«l In-ci' |oda>
dial a hurrlrane followed by a
tidal wave lias wiped out the vil
lages of Savamiali. I.Miliar ami
I,urea. killiiiM hundreds. The
lmi*i*if*nnc lasted for live ilays.
Two relief ships ha\«' been i in -
mcilinU'iy dispalehed to render
every Rsslslnnee possible. Tli«*
lied IJcoss tjoeiety of Amuriea lias
been appealed to fur help.
Hospital Might at the Orpheum.
Tfii« ladies tiavd leased the
theater for tonight for the hon
pitnl entertainment, Flfly rents
iw the admission and the show
will at H p. m. sharp. The
URWA^f^iph^uiTf pieturo show to
'• * •vvfTt 7^ mT*.
vjT.hr Mchypl, Hp by hos, 20
cnilHreii' *i» attendanee.
*0
A YOUNG GIRL'S
TALE OF WOE
Girl Stenographer Tells a Taje of
Woe and Qives Details of
Murder.
Columbus, Nov. 22 Cecilia
Farley, now on trial for the mur
der «»f an advertising solicitor,
today testified in her own de
fense. She,says that while walk
ing in the park he wanted to kill
her and then commit suicide;
thai she objected and fought with
him to get the revolver from
iiiin. and in the struggle the gun
was accidentally discharged, kill
ing him.
She admits that they hnil been
very friendly; that he had pre
viously raused her ruin, and that
he was .jealous of at tout ions paid
her by other gentlemen.
C.eeilia Farley was for many
years stale stenographer. The
court room was crowded with
women, who were visibly affect
ed »•>' I lie reeilal of th1 wrongs
done the girl.
ALICE MINES ARE
BEING DEVELOPED
Two Steam Drills are Busily En
gaged—Force is In
creased.
Siu»l. Al. .1. Callaphaii, <>r iho
I.Mire Mines company. operating
| on Slump bay. It*ft this morning
for the properly, taking Iw«• ad
• IiI i• >ii;iI men with him. The force
now ;il work al I lie mine will he
inereasr-il from lime lo lime as
necessity demands.
In speaking of I lie working be
ing carried on, Mr. (jallaghan
said: "We arc now in shape lo
do pood work at the mine, hav
ing finished installing the ma
cliinery, cojisislnig of a inn_horse
power hoiler, nne double cylinder
lioisl, nne •hMi-pound compressor
and two steam drills. We have
fourteen men al work and will
push I tie work as rapidly as pos
sible. Willi the equipment now
installed at the mine il will he
lint a short lime before We will
have a producer, and we will iu
>lall nn»re machinery as sunn as
we can use il. The properly we
are working i-s •<"' I'"' o|0v P«M,d
claim on Slnuip hay. and il will
he hui a short lime until llu- dis
Iricl will he I In- scene of ureal
mining act ivily."
NURSE GETS
BIG DAMAGES
Sim .!»»««»■, r.nl.. Nov. \fii»r
ilctihi'i'iiliim six hours. a jury
xwii;i veriliel «»f Kli.'JHM
damages I• > Misx Kllu'l Townsem!.
a trained nurse, in Iiit suil
against I»r. K. A. Kilipcllo. Dr.
Mark Hopkins ami Dr. K. \V.
Thomas, because nf an incurable
Ihir«l-«legrce .\-ra> Imrn, Nxliirli
sin* rci'fivoil in I In- operalinK
room of a local sanitarium. The
injury was roPolveil Ili(*«•«* years
ago ami Mip case lias heen in Iti<*
local «'ourl» ever since.
Mrs. Harry Wynn Is confined to
her room with a novero allnrk
of la grifcpe. . \ . 1 '
\ J v ' • f
'wr •'•» -V-V«"
Jajco Plklq. lofl Mils ,moi;uiim
wltH . h'U|!>PKcs *for I ho Worlman
madhouse.
REVENUE CUTTERS
TO PATROL COAST
Constant Watch for Wireless
Calls From Ships in Distress
From Dec. 1 to April 1.
Washington, 1). C., Nov. 22.—
By order of President Taft tin
revenue cutter service will pa
trol the entire Atlantic coast o
tlie United States from Decembei
to April to afford relief to ship;
in -'lis tress during the season o
bad weather and hazard on th
ocean.
Stocked with provisions, watei
and furl, ten cutlers will stcau
out of Atlantic ports on Dec. I
for one continuous cruise unli
April I, kccpinu a constant- vijr
il to catch the frantic wireless
S. <>. S. signal from smile burn
ing. pioiimlt'd or sinkii.K shij
striMKliu^ aMainst I hi* sea. Karl
culti'r will under spec i lie <Ii
reel ions not In si*«*k a harbor ex.
eept on ai'i'ount of stress o
wealhei, lark <>f supplies or mis
hap.
VALDEZ1NC0UVER
LETS COM
To Push Development Work
Tunnel in 360 F<>et and Will
|
i w Drive 250 Feet Further.
J 'I'lii- iillircr-. i»l I In* Viihlc/
Vancouver Mining company hav
Id a- cmilracl In Ik«* Van iimiv
anil W. (lallaplian to drive 101
feel i»| 1111111I mi Iheir properly
which lies a half mil** this sid<
of I In1 <IIiIV mini'. Tin* men wil
leave iuimedialcly fur I In- work
The price fur Mm; tumid work i
said In lie sI 1 a fool.
II is I In* ml fill urn of t In* coin,
pany. as soon as tlit* work nov
mapped oiil is coiiiplclcil, In con
limit* I lie 111itiI I ail fed fnrlh
i»r ami lap tin1 lead which was
uiicovi»rcil on i he surface las
spring. Assays from I his Icat
gave values of *8.in. #li.lo am
$S?i>.7n. (in lln* surface I In* leaf
is ahoul eifjhl inches wiile. Ini
it is e.xpecleil I lial with ileplli i
will widen ami Ilia) I lie value:
will increase.
Yukon Still in Seattle.
I I'lii- steamship Yukon. of lln
Maska Hon*! coiupanv, is still ii
Seal He. allhou'r-'h ~ Ii •• was lullei
i" *ail on I ht> •.'nih. II i- e\.
;ii'c| **i I I ha I she will ud awav n
a • I a > or
POLICE INVESTIGATE
CAPITALIST'S DEATH
San Kennr iscn, .Nh\, •*'> Ow
inn I•» lln* • I«*ji11» of Isanc Tnnn
Im», ii retired capitalist and in i it -
injx «»|M,ral«»r. in SI. Luke's hos
pital. where In* was mciiI h>
friends wiin r« mi nil hint lying in
ill Killli*r iiuemiscioiis mid slmw
iiifx marks i#f violence mi liin fan1
ii1111 sli<»iiIders, tin* police lii*i*«• 11»
dn> have Hlaiifil a Ihoroimh in
vest igal inn. Trumhn. who rami'
hcr« alnnil 1'ft years ago from
Ulah. was closel> idcnlilled with
the Mi trim m church, rcpreesul ing
ils followers al WashiimliMi al
olic lime.
i *
| "The OlifT" is IIip plnce, wd
|'n httlikhntfxe; not rhenp, 1ml rca
I tunable and oijMifiraU?. iiL P^Um*,
and yon Kef wliat yon pay for
i com fori.
COAL TO 60 UP
THIS WINTER
Shortage of 8upply, Both in Hard
and 8oftr Brings West to
Face a Crisis.
Chicago, Nov. 22.— Prices in
» ail grades of coal will be advan
. ced with the first touch of cold
: weather, according to men close
' ly connected with the mining in
> dustry.
" . The Northwest, they said, twill
face a desperate situation, for
the reason that coal will have to
» he transported by rail instead <»f
i by lake shipment*. It was aNo
argued Hint because of I he
I shoring** in anthracite, due !•» la
bor difficult it-s and tlx* lark of a
; rcserw supply, I lie Kasleru and
Middle WVst producing district*
» could only support llicir imiiif
i dial" territory.
Producers of aufhracilt*. ii was
said, faci'd a shortage of twenty
t million Ions at the close of tin*
summer. To overcome this I he
producers are confronti-d with
I he necessity of 2,500,00(1 tons a
month more than I In* normal pro
duel ion. I hi* statisticians esti
mated.
■ EXPRESS HATES
CAUSE SCANDAL
Railroad Commissioners Expose
Relations Between Railroads
and Expr°ss Companies.
\\ ;i>li in^l nil, I ►. Nn\ . j J. - -
rin* Nil I it Mia I A ><* in I inn • • t'
H;i i l\va> Commissioners. whieh
has iti'i'ii in si'sisnii lmiv ft»r tlm
past few ilays. lotlaj remlereil a
report showing the i 111«»!*_«*• u-1>• n*_
ate relations between tin* rail
mail ami t'Xpri'ss eompanie.o.
Tin* asxiriali'»n is enmpo>e«| «»f
representative* from >lal<- rail
road ronimissioners ami limy
have iiiiiil'1 a thorough slmi> of
tin* subject. The> show hy their
report that the express eonipan
ies are anniinlly paxinp .mi pi»r
eenl. iliviilemls: that I lie stoek in
the express companies i> large
ly hehl hy tin* oft'jeers ot the rail
road eonipanie* ami that the c\.
orhitant rale> are 11:iI the
pill' I ie.
<'.hi.will a«!«• <1 to make
a11 ili\e-t iuat ion ill III" ne\l «»••■«_
sum.
SENATOR RAYNOR
CRITICALLY ILL
\\ uslllll}ili»n. I». r...
Smalm* Ha> iut's illness has
lnki'ii <i I urn f«»r tin* worst* iinil
In* is mil I'NiK'i'li'd In riTini'r.
His fiiinily Iiiim* Im'vii suniriiuiwd
In 11j** bedside.
Go'dlo Jobs in Order to Win. .
Kiddie knew hi' was ii dead mil1.
Ilial "had" I ii k rn > 11 \Mnilil heal
Iiiiii In n llnixh. so In- put lark*
llirniiuli -IHnrs" ilnneillK pi 11111 ill
nml pnl »••»-•*in in Iii.** ruhher* >•»
I Ii a I I Ik* miIi'm of I In* ihinciiiK
s lines wiuild si irk and prevenl
"Mail" from showing ulT I• > Kood
advantage and llnis In* would win
his hid. "hail" Ilied In nH a new*
pair Ins) itim111. ImiI Hit' "lures
Were all rinsed. Ill* offewd
dnnre i.i his hare frijl, hill «i«*|«|ii*
said H wnn against I In- Maniuin
'« of Qne^nsbhry rules.
I
Subscribe foi the Prouporlor.
DOCTORS PINCHED
BY INSPECTORS
Nab 173 Physicians in 72 Differ
ent Cities Charged With
Criminal Practice.
Seattle, Nov. 22—PostofTice in
spectors here anj in 71 other
cities made simultaneous arrests
of 173 doctors, charged with us
ing the. mails to promote crim
inal practice.
Tin* Seat 11«* doctors arrested,
all of whom are prominent in
their prolVshi«>n, an* I»rs. Millin
jx, James Steward, .T<>hn Dunlap.
Ivalhcrim* 'Harri>nii. Mesdaines.
Oaiie. I>i*nth. Zmn-di'in. They
will In- given ji pi*«>Ii111iiiat*y trial
!»••!"• • r«* I In* I' 11 i t ••< I Stales r."iiiinis
sinlli'l' 11 »IIM M'I'i • W.
CORDOVA JURY
| ACQUITS DIGGS
I
i
jf^turn V®rdict Last Night—Gov
ernment to Proceed Against
Bondsme".
j
i •
r.iiri|n\;i. ,\"V. "j-.-.Thf jury
Iwliirji lias Immmi 11• i*imtin* (»\s
j I i111• • 11> in I hi* I »i^a> i*«'l 11 rn
j i'il a MTilifl last ni^lil • >I "ik»I
I ^iiill>." ami llii' < I • • I fi < • I a 111 was.
i iliscliarut'il. Tin- jnr> wa» • ■ 111 <»n
| l> ji slmri I ime.
I .!«••• Iiiyi:- wa- |mi-I 111— I•• 1* al
I i1 • r<111 \a <l'iriii'_ I In- 1; 111•■•;•<I I>• • ■ > 111
j. 111«i \\a» a«'"'ii>»*t| wnli ilif 1I1.-li of
I si.ill 111 n| |H 1 ■>] 11 {1 11* 1 * I'm•nl-.
W iii. I . I'ark, win* u.i- ;i i-li-rk
• 1111 • I • -1' biui:-. w a » • 1111II 11 on
; \\ fil l|i*-i|a\ nl I In- -aiili* I'llill'ri1.
•Jiiliii \\ . I-1 ill II- iin\v sri'N -
my a I«*rn 1 al I In- lural jail fur
jiiyyliny a■'!-•> 11111 - in I li•• r.ui'ilova
|nis|iilVirr wlnlf a rliM'k IIll«l«*r
I'listinaslit Imuus. Ki|ili.» W'liil
ainl \\ ill la in 1.1111 • * arc I In*
I»• • 111 Is 111• • 11 fur l>iyu~. will iinw In*
< - a I li><l 111 *• * 11 In 11 ■ a U i * uiinil 1111 * al
|i*yi'i| >lini'l ayi*. a t m 1111111 my In"!..
Mill.
NORTHWESTERN
I HADSTORMYTRIP
s• •; 11111 •. \..x. J/. I'll-, -ii-ain
• it N i'ii liw !•-! fi n arri\i'i|
m*-I flila.v a 111 • r uin« • • I lln* «|m|*iii
II •v I t I-111- sill' 11; I — I'MT \ 11|« I'ii* II —
(••••I 11 imm'I111 * 1* 11 wai«'i's. rill- rap
fain \\a» 11 ii'i'i'iI In laKi* llii' 111
— 1111' I • nil !• I"|'| || 11 i»i\n|l's I'.lll lillll'i'
lii Si'altli'. as In* rmilil m»l niaUi'
| a 11> I iiiii* in llir Iii»av> -Ini'in.
CARDINAL IS AGAIST
SUFFRAOfc FOR WOMEN
l.nj* '111* fin iiifiiriv
ImIim C.ardinal l'arli*>. In-ail of
Mm* Mmiiiiiii C.ulholic chiirrh in
\iii<*i*i<*ii. mill pari> iiiv here.
A*K«'il h> a wiMiinn .r»'|Hirl<T wlml
In* 111<»ii*x111 uf f• 1111;iI stiirrjiur.
Cardinal !•*«»rI(In*
.<»|iininii Unit tin* lii• 111• • wii" Hip
rifrlil plan* f«»r Iti«* wniiinn.
"II i»« in> lu'lirf." In* -niil, "bill
I lie \\i>li iiiii> ln» fnlhiT !•» I In*
lllMimlll. Illlll WMIIIIMI \N ill
f irt* i• f I lir halhd in I In* ^Inlen in
which Ihi'V littM' siTiirril il. a<
I!■«•>* (iff <>f n fashion, ami I lint,
il will Tall iiiln a .*lali' uf inmir
nmi* ih'Miirlinh'."
"The ('lift'" i* ln*alcd willi
•tfcani. real Mlcam. and yon ran
fcVr il. In furl, vimi ran Irl in
Iln» fresh air and si ill linvr nil
Ihn warmlh you wan(.