MIGHTY HUNTERS
GIVEN BANQUET
Fellow Officers of Captains Woods
and Geary Treated to a Re
past of Their Own Kill.
Limit's ^rill was (li«* seene ot
a in*'rr> paily of hampmti'rs la>l
niulil. Tin* alVair was held in
Inmnr of tile "iniphlN hunters."
('.aplains WiuhN ami l»«*ary. ami
lli«' pirn* «I• * n,>i>lann' eonsi>h*il
«»f mountain poat k i 11 I I »> I In* 1111
• •rrinir rilli*> • • I" III*' •»lVir«,r»>. «-•»!.
liardm'i* aeleil a> l«>a^l master,
ami ai lln* l""l «•! 111 «• I ;i I • I •» ^al
Captain ileary. Th.* ••\< ninu • I♦ *—
\i*|itp«'«| ^••nir \i*ry c!t'\i'r >lt»r\
tellers ami lh«»>e present thor
oughly «*ii.i«»>«I I In* treat.
Those present were, eoiirl:
Col. <iaiiliHT. Col. Van Yliel. I.i«*nI.
Col. W'alke, Lieut. Co|. Ki*im«*«ly.
Lieut. C.nl. Stevens. Captains Si
mons. Krmni'l. Cliilils. Hughes,
Woods. White ami deary. Coun
sel: Judirc Cobh. Capl. Hundell
ami Lieut. Mirhaeles. (luests:
Lieut. Col. Iliehardson. Major
Maulilcn, Lieut. Weeks. Lieut.
Prosser ami l>r. Dalton.
l^i11 Lindipr handled the cuisine
with his usual thoroughness and
when an oeeasional quip would
hound over the heads of the diners
ami strike Hill full in the ehest
the fare of the honiface would
plow like a summer sunset.
ENGLISH VESSELS
SUNK BK ITALIANS
Approach Within Range of Italian
Guns and a Number of Them
Go to the Bottom.
It* *11 It*. Hrl. >urmp lilt' fll —
uau'i'iin iil • • I lli«* Italian ll•••■ I willi
I In* Turks yr>liT«la> at I'lvxoa,
lli«* Italian-. «*• • ■ 1111i;i11<I•*• I l»> tIn*
Imk** .\l»ruz/i. >t*v«*ral small c*»a»i
ni^ \«*>si*l> ll.vinu tin* ltrili-li llau
\v»*i*** rauulil in tlx* raii^** **r tin*
a ml \\**i*i* *l**>l r* •> ***l. X.» I * I a 111 «>
>t»»*nis In In* a11a«*li•*• I al prrsnil
ami th** Italian- claim Dial I In*
• |i*>t rurt imi wa* una\**i<lal*li*.
LATQUGHE TAKES
Freight Boat Will Tako the Run
of the Faster Vessel Until
I
the Latter Returns.
i
SlrjlMHT l.al«Mir||«* ni'l'ivi'il jlltMllI
I •t'rlurk this IIM'IIIIIIU liliimiliK
■.'(in lon*» nf ru;il f«»r Yalil**/. .\f• i*
<li*p|iaPKintf Imp rapp«> lmpi* sli«'
will iu'immwmI Si'wanl. wImmv 1m»
will lak'* lln* mail ami passrimi'ps
«»f tin* N«»rlll\Vi,f*I»,ril ami I"! nrrril
> • • 11111. rii«' lalh'r I".a I will make
all Imp u*>nal >l«»|»s ami |»pMriM*«l
fpi*m Si-wap«l l• • N«»im\ Slip i« .lm*
in f*.np<lo\a luimtppnw.
Pinchot Wakes Denial.
I
l'Iilii»«p Yal«l" I tally I'p*i.«|h'p|mp.
Iicjip >*Vr: 'Mi my p«'|upii f«• Yal- j
• |«v \ ••«*!iT"la> m> al h'litloii wa? .
ralh'il f«• an aplirh* in >«mip i*«*u«- :
• •f orlnli' P • c<»nt aitiinu a mini- <
lirp of *lal«Mm*iil* whirlt p«*«|iii
rnpprrl imi. Tim ai'lir li" \vn« j
h« a«l«'«| "l*in«'li«»l Talk" h» HphIIi- |
i-rii<HHi. .AiiliHIK. «U IHT Millies II
said: "lit1 touched upon I In; far!
thai his reception in some «»f I ho
towns lie had visited hail not been
the mosl cordial." I made no
such statement, for the reason
thai willi ran* individual
tions 1 have nevfr receiveii, ami
could not have asked fur mure
courleous I real men! than 1 have
received in every I own I ha\e vis
i t «■«!.
Tin* article irocs on t«» say: "Hi1
frankly admitti'd that llifrf were
i'iiiim's for a fffliiifr of hostility
on tin1 part of th«* Alaskans to
ward him." 1 math' no such stalf
ini'iit. hnl on Hit' contrary. have
saitl many times in public. ami rf
pealed last iiiirhI. that I am in no
srn*»t' responsible for i-t'i'pinvr
Tnek any pari o' Ab:>kaV r»'>««nr.
1« !•*. from «I• -\ «'l<ipmt'iil.
Tlit' artifh' e«nil mui'>: "Afo-r
i Ihf country In* saitl he \\a<
Iwillinu to >lalf frauklv that 11i —
j f«»rin«'r atlilnth' \va< Ihf rfsnll <•!
ifrm »raiM'r. t.ikf i h oi i >a m I s nl«»|ji_
| i'i" | >••• »)»!«• I hrnii^liMiit Ihf I'nili'tl
! SI a I i's. hi- had believed Alaska l<»
In* a laml of perpetual iff ami
!>iit»w. Ihf priiifipaT products «• f
which wt'i'i' lisli. furs ami min
erals." Su far from making any
; slatf tiif lit of I In* kiml, I spcci tic
ally saitl that I hail nut hffii de
ceived hy ihf usual rfporls of
Ala>ka. hfcausf 1 had Immmi an in
terested student of Alaskan af
fairs for iimri' than Iwfiily yi'ars.
The articlf furllifr stall's: "He
ailmillfil his policy, foimdfd on
his ignorance of conditions, had
undoubtedly worked to Ihf detri
ment of the Ifrrilory. In atone
ment hf said In* would work to
rectify his mistakes." I mailt' no
sui-li slalfnifill. and I helievf no
such statement can he justified
from Ihf facts. On the contrary.
a< I said last ni&rhl. tin* men who
are responsible for holding hack
Ihf development of Alaska arf Ihf
nifii who liavi* Immmi trying to ex
ploit its resources in iletiance of
the law.
I am certain I ha* your sense of
justice will lead you to prive I In
correction equal proiuiiifiirf with
Ihf mistakfii account which
maki's it necessary.
Sincfi'fly yours,
(ill FORI) IMNCIIOT.
STENOGRAPHER TO
BECOME A FARMER
i Mrs. S. I„ Avi'i'y, expert sleimjr
raplier. wlm lias hcen taking I In*
le>l immiy irivcn in I he recent
iriMiri iiiarlial. leases tonight mi
the steamer Herllia. sin* will prn
riM'il i• • Skajrway. where >.|ic will
lranserihe Iter n«*tTin* lask
will I ake 111«* i*«> 111 ;i 111«I • • r nf litis
11 • i * 11111 a^ llH'if arc «»\i*r I.mm
l»;iiri*— nf l> |n'\\ i ll leu matter.
Mrs. Ani'I") i |»rIimI I In* Ci.l.
<".«•«»k«• rasi1. which 11a< 1 Hun pa^e*
•»I I> pi wi il Ifii matter. ami said
Ilial I In* orchard Irial wa< mte <>1
Ilir h-iitrlliii'sl she had cM'r kimwn.
"i"• nirI martial.-*." said >hc. "arc
r«'l as |»r«•<111<*I i\•• of I est iuimiv a^
iii ri\il rmuls and III*' laic Irial
wji* remarkable fm- the iuniieu>c
ammint nf |«-si i111« »i,y taken."
Sli-i!M^raph> is palling mi Mrs.
Avi'rj, hn\\«'\)'r. ami. aernrdiir-: In
her slaleiiienl. >he will snmi Inrn
farmer. W ilh her hu<diami she
h;i- purchased an eslale in Van
ninna hay enimlry. Ure^mi. near
I lie Milliliter resnrl nf NeWpnrl.
• Notice.
Itids fnr I lie riiii>| ruel imt n|
I lie V. M. A. hiiihlin^r will he
reecixed al lite idVire nf lite C.np
per l.nmher ('.«». milil H n'clnck p.
nt. l-riilay. Oelnhcr «». when lite
hid* will he npeiteil. IMans ami
sperifical imis may he seen al I he
nfTiee i»f Ihe emnpaiiv. The rmti
inillee re««cr\es Ihe rijflil (n reject
any ami all bids.
COMMITTI i: Y. M. C. A.
Bertha Due Tonight.
Steamer Herllia lefl Seward al
J n'clnck lliis mnruiiiK ami is due
here a! fl oVInrk tmiiuhl. \ nuni
h'*r «»f re.««»r\nlinns have hcen
•nn h* h\ members nf Ihe rttiirl,
Notice.
The V. M. A. rmiiiuillee will
ludd a meeliiiK Imiiuht al Ihe nf
Hce nf I". S. Cmmrissimier Mt'ed
a I H n'rlnek.
jNIUNSON SEEKS
; RELEASE ON BAIL
)
'Judge Cushman Fixes Amount
Necessary for His Liberty
| * at $5,000.
I'l'rtl Mlllison. ImiUIkI IIVI'I' In I!»«'
jdistriel ctmrl Iiy Ij»iniiii>jsuiii'r
; I< 111»I • I •* I*. I.r Se|d«i\ ill. nil lilt'
jehar^e nf .-Inmliuv Willi inI«-111 In
•kill, was li\<-i| at sr>.nnn |>\ Jud^e
l'.u>linian llii- ' "riinnu. .Muiisnn
, \v;i> I * r< > 11 u li I i m lht* district mi
habeas n>i |ni 11»|»Ii«-aI imi «»l ln^
af lnriif> . I.. \ . I a> .
! Til.- |trn«M-fi|in^ \\a» I;ik**n l»y Mr.
■ 11;i> because lhi> Alaska fmlc dnrs
11ml s|mt i lira I In provide I'm* release
jnf a prisnmT nn hail hv the dis
! 11-i«*I mnrl »»r .judtfc |n»f«»r«»#in«li«*l —
ment. after hail has hene refused
J h\ I In* rninin ill in^r magistrate.
Several rt'lVivnrt's In hail hy I In*
higher rnurt nr .jud}re seem In im
ply lhal such pnwcr is riven, hut
in nn place in the chapter nn iiail
is Ihr authority specifically triv
en. After hail has hern refused
h> the cnniiniltinjr magistrate
other ma^islrates are forbidden
In allow il.
The nlVense fnr which Munson
is held is hailahle under the slat
PINCHOT TALKS
TO VALDEZANS
After Listening Attentively to Lo
cal Speakers Talks at Length
4n Conservation.
Mclvinley liall wa> cruwili'tl lo
I In* dnnrs last niuhl I •» hear (lif
li.nl Pinehol «l«*lj\«*i* his address
• in eon ser\ a I i<>11. In*. I". M. 15• • > I«•
acted us chairman of I li•* 11n*«• I —
in*-:' ainl presenled I h• • .-••veral
>peakers \\h<» |»!•••«•••«!«•«I Mr. Pin
eliot. The audience wa> \ery al
I»• 111 i \ ; • Ihrnnuhtiiil llii- Ilu -Iioiiri
talkfe>| ami 11m> >e\«-ral speakers
vvi'i' selected I rmii I h• * he>l po>l
im| iii• • ii in I h«' comrnunit\. Alas
ka ami Alaska's ill> proved a mine
of information I«» tin- ex-forester
who frequently smiled as refer
ence was made In I lie policies of
llic past ami prcscnl adminisl ra
I inns.
rrequenlly Mr. Pinehol would
make miles of what had hecn said
especially when something that
held a cnnslruclive feature had
heen uttered. Al nne pninl of
Judire lluhhard's speech he re
marked lhal neither Mr. Pinehol
or Ih«> citizens of Alaska would
ever j?et legislation beneficial to
• 1
The army of France found a Dreyfus. J
The Goddess of Justice brought forth a Zola. $
History sometimes repeats itself. j
* ^ ^ ^ 4<h% ^ ^ ^ o ^ 0 li
lite. Thr only ofTensos which arc
bailable as malter of right art!
11mir<l«*i*. treason and rape. Nev
ertheless ('oniinissioner Kupplei
refused l«» lix bail for Munson,
though the order of cnmmilmcnt
does not so stale.
In the habeas corpus proceed
ing Mr. Kay also raised the ob
jection that Mr. Kruppler is not a
commissioner. on the ground that
only one commissioner can legal
ly hold idVice in a precinct. Thr
civil code empowers judges <»f the
district court to appoint commis
sioners in I heir discretion, but lli>'
functions and .jmv\ers given to
if'ommissjoners is such that in
many instances a dangerous cmi
jllicl of authority might ensue M
i nmre than one were silling in the
(.♦ame precinct.
J II was n m h>iii|n| I»> M ii n si m's a I -
I t• >t 111■ v thai \n 11ill* a .jmlvi' 11;i
l».\\cr l». rrt'jili' addil imial
ii i. prvriiM'ls al ilisi'ri'l im. lt\ ili
I '
; \ i^j«»11 • >I • wislinjr prrrinrl s. >• • I
if In* tint's si» 11 if cnnim issmnpr
! iiiiM liaxi* all I In* pnwi'i's nivim
In 11111si* nIVirials I»> slahili*. ami
11lial Ilp' .jinljrr caiiiml limil nr
1 aliriil^i' llinsr |iiiwi'i's.
1 All .iinlui'< sillinir in I lie Third
111 i \ i>imi. I ii • j-T i ii ii i iip willi .luilpt*
i \\ irkiM'sliaiii. liaM' fr<»im linn* In
linn* appninli'il a sitiiihI rnmiiiis
siuin-r in a rrrordinjr pivrjm'l wlm
Ilia- Iiitii ^rivtMi lilt' ptiwi'i's of an
(••\ nll irin jusl in* nf I In* praci' ami
I perhaps s111111' hIIum* funrlinns.
' I'lli*4 was tlmii' in Kuppler's ras»«
jlwraiisi* Si-wai'il. whi'i'i' Ili«* n*—
[ rnnliT Cl'sillfs, is sn H'llinli' fl'nlll
hilt' C.iimU iitl«*t pnrliini of Ki'iiai
pri'i'iiirl. II is avain^l I Im* up
J ptijlil IIH'lll nf cmiiiilisismii'l's Willi
Ii111i11*iI pnwci's Ilial Mr. May cnn
lli'inls nn llir Ki'numl nf illi'^alilv.
j .lutlui' C.usliiiian nviM'ru IimI I In*
i iili.jiTl inn in I Iii* validity nf r.nm
i lllisisnlli'l* Kllppli'l 's appnilll IIH'lll.
luil willmuf ai'KHim'iil i•i'il«'i*t*»l
! I Ivn I iMiiiismi In- mini il IimI In hail.
! I'-viiiu III" auinuul al thr sumh»'s
J 'inn nf llii* district allnrncy's nf
j IW l'.
CloBlnn Out
Kdisnn phminmaplis al ffr'iitly iv
illici'il plifi's, Hi'CMH'ils, 'J iiiii|1ili\
1*1.75 ilii/fi»: riTiinls. \ tuitiulrs,
: *:!.(»«• ilii/i'ii. Ow l Drug Im\
Tupkoys and Oyators.
I ri'sh I'aslrrn nysliTs and milk
fed lurkry* jusl rcoHvrd al l.nvr
Wlilllpy Co>.#
I.
1 ill's country as lonjr as a certain
iii.iii hold any power in Washinp:
ton. Mr. Pinchol interrupted the
speaker and asked ii' he would
care t<> mention Itial man's name.
"Not in public," said Jud^e Hub
bard. "Will you t«»IL me in pri
vate?" asked Mr. Pinchot. "Yes,"
lliundered I lie judvre, followed I »>
jrrcat applause.
The former chief of I Ii«• foresl
ry hureau will not leave Yaldez
complaining llial Yablczans lack
cordiality. Reiner a man of ipiiel
lasles ami liahils lie does not
make a "hit" with the ho\s, 1ml
they in liii ii. when introduced, ac
corded hint a respect llial was in
marked contrast to their opinions
of him before he came here. ,\ :
professional man remarked last |
ni^lil that lie took his first do*- j
like of I'inchot when lie heard that j
he was a man of autocratic ten
dencies. "That is what condemn- '
cd him with me." *»aid he, "11111 j
after meeting and talking with
him I admit that I must modify
my \ iews on what lie i» >tri\iiiM
to do.
K. I-'-. Itilchie 11• • Ii\ered a char- |
actcri>lic address ami <»f'lM'nr
I a ItiI willi the audience. lie
11ink occasion, howevrr. i<> sav!
• i
thai lie heliexcd in Mr. I'mclnd's !
sincerity. ami hoped I ha I In1 would i
ln> aide lo acconipli-.li smiiclhinj-r
when lie relurned.
l*'ollowing Mr. Ritchie came Mr. i
Sheppard, \\ 11•» spoke on Ihe >uh- !
jecl of Alaskan ills for the space}
of u miiiiiles. lie was in lurni
succeeded Jiy .1 ud;*e (). P. 11 uhha i d, |
who seemed lo ha\" his lopje well j
in hand ami made some telling
points. which Mr. I'inchol look I
care In Hole.
I.. V. May. of Seward, talked coal !
ami showed a ver> jxood under-j
standing of the siliialiou. Ilisj
suKKcstiou that ever> town in j
Alaska send a d'dcjjale lo Yaldc/!
ami hold a convenlion in llii^i
((own, and present ils del ihe rat ions J
and conclusions in a memorial;
to r.onwT"ss, met with instant i"
coKllil ion. It was one of the te||
i11K hits ♦»f the evening.
Mr. I'inchol saiil I hat <'.nl M. I*'. j
Millard Ka\e him a iiuinhcr of '
concrete ideas duriim his address !
on Ihe subject and that was what !'
lie was seeking. I »r. Sleein also'
talked t»> Ihe assciuhhiKe ami pre- j
siMited Ills opinions on the issue."
After Ihe address of Mr. Hay, j(
the e\-forester arose and said: I
Tim llrst tiling I slmtilil like In
tin is In make this farl very rli'ar.
I 11 ill i ml en n if In Alaska In talk,
or In fiivu anylimly infnriiial inn,
ill' lay ilnwn tin* law. nr In imli
rali' linw ynur I»l*«»I>I«*IIIS ntnMll In
hi' settled. I cam*' after inlnrina
I inn; nnl In lalk, lint In listen. II
is very much inure impnrtanl fur
tlii' object of my visit thai 1 slmnM
hear what ynu have In say, Mian
Ilia! ynu slnnild Imar me. Yniir
chairman (hr. lin.vle wanted 111«*
In speak a few wnnls at I In* lie^in
ninu nf lln> iiMM'lin^. What 1 am
here fur is In Ms|e|| In Villi. I llnpe
In hear from many men imw in
llii' «i11<Ii«*ii«*«' ln'fnri' I liavi* an\
lliinj: In rl ln*r l<» say. I >hall haw
a IV wwnnls In say at I In* e|n»e
nf llic meeting, 11111 in I In* nu-aii
I inn* I am In'ri* In I i -1 *• n.
Afli*r listening In .Mr. llilchic.
Mr. Shepherd. Mr. II111 ij hi !*• I ami
Mr. Ita>. Mr. I * i 11«* lm | >aid:
< it-ril I-'Iim-ii. I ri'-ri'l thai I 11;«\«*
nn| 11 < >a r<l I'm 111 the > | Ma;i U * * r » 11 n • •
prartieal <m-:pe«.| ii»n*> ;t-> In w hat
mivlil |ii |m* «11 in** I < • ii • I i i • \ •• tin*
silnatinii in Alaska. Tim prin
eipal impii's>inii I have reeeivei|
is that llii'M* r^i'iiI l"iin'li art* di<
salistii'il with things as 11«an*:
Iml sii far as measures nf rt'lii'f
arc rniiri'rni'il there Iiiim1 I»«•*• ii
just Iwn surest imis nimh' I«• -
n i jrlil.
^oii iiavc, as I have said a 'r'nuil
many limes, a fair ami ivasnn
able causi' for complaint* The
territory of Alaska lias been
hack in ils development wln'n it
ought not. to have been li«>I< 1 bark.
It is not unnatural at all that you
should feel hurl about it. hut no
amount of .justifiable soreness will
pull one pound in getting this
matter straightened out. We
might listen for weeks and weeks
to th«' kind of speech Mi'. Ritchie
has just made, and when it was
all done, it would not have led to
one single step of progress. It
is a good ileal of a temptation to
go over Mr. Hilchie's talk point
by point, and answer the numer
ous mistakes which it contains,
hut I refrain.
The pomPr wish to make is that
merely giving expression to your
dissatisfaction with things as they
are will not help the situation at
all. We did gel from Mr. Hub
bard a strong suggestion as to the
way in which Alaskans should
present their views ill Washing
Ion. |,e| me impress upon you
that unless you have definite views
to present, it will not help you
to go to Washington. Some
body is going to formulate a plan
for III'' relief of Alaska, ami it i>
going lo he done, as I think, next
winter. One reason I came here |
is that I believe iln> political sil-j
nation ami tin* enormous amount i
of public attention whidi has been
brought I•» bear upon Alaska have
lojiVther brotiuhl about siieh a
situation thai Congress must ad I
Ibis coining winter. I belie\e the
J)emoerats will pass a bill I lirouuh I
• • i
the lloll-e of lte|»l'e>eil I si I i \ i's ;
I
ih'Silinu willi I In* rt'smirn's nf
.Masks;, ami 111 a I smh a hill will
psiss ! In* St'iuilc. In I li«* ran* nf
licit sil nal mil. i'xarll> sis Mr.
Hay ssiit), il is \mir • 1111>* In 11;i\«■
\mir plan r»'iidy ami In |»r«*s• • nI il
iM'fniv <'.nli^ifi'ss. II' \nii «i < • 11 I
|»i*»*s#»iiI \ntir nwn plan, smnrhmly
will prrscnl :i plan fnr ymi.
AI I II is pnili I. snlilf'nlK1 ill I III* ;
aiitli«'iM'c sisknl. "Wlial's Ih<* inal- !
I«• r willi \Virkt-rslisiiii ?"
M r. I'inclml sa id : \V irki'r- (
.*■ li si 111 is a k«mm| man. I hsin • * n*- J
«••* i n «*i I 1111 n * 11 in fnriiisil inn I'mm [
liim s11m• 111 Alaskan msillrrs, ami.
I am pIsi«I In work willi liim. Itnl j
in nrilrr In |m» rllVc I iu* in pn'srnl- \
iiik >niir rsnisi*. Wirkiwsham mnsl I
11si\** si nnilrd public smil iiiirnl l»c- J
liiihI liiin sil Iiiiiiii', Thai is ymir
jnh.
I am 11nI pni n.ur in lalk ahnnl {
w li a I I I h i ii k is I In* snliilinii nfj
ymir prnhh'ins, M\ mind is nnl ;
rkarlv made up mi 11 n• s• • mailers,,
nml I dn ||n| pi'npnsi' In I r\ In 1
i'\pi'i'sx il nnw. Mill I have snim* I
H'l'v slrmiu impf'cssimis ahmil (
Musksi 111 si I I d<» fp»d |jk<* rvpri'ss- |
j 11 ,r
(Mm nf lliciii is Ihis : TIpmv is i
ill*»k«*I In*r Inn inmli nf a ti*iii|i*ii«*> .
il' ymi will alh'W im' In maki' si j
Tilirism I dnn'l mind Ihmiiu rril
il'isi'll llV Villi, sn | linpi' Null will l
illnw nil* In crilicisi1 ymi ;i Ii11 h* .
mi >nnr pari In «I • 11 rvrlnsix i»|v
mi Nniir wrmiif.i, instead nf 11-\ I*iir I
I
(f!onllnncd on pnue ,T ,
ORCHARD ORDERED
TO FORT LAWTON
In Company With Lieut. Drury
Accused Officer Will Wait
Result Late Trial.
A- ;i 1111 «• I" I lie (*• >111' 1 111;11'I i;i!
l.iiMil. Sam <4 > r<* 11 ;i i*« I I»:» - Imm'M
<• r• Ii• i*>*i 1 l<» |>r<M'i'i'iI In I"..it Law
l<>n. \\ a -11 i 11 — I • • n. I<» awail i 11 • • ac
I h mi i. I' tin- h i - 11. • r a ill Ii< >i 11 it--, lli
will In* a 1111>ani• •«I !•> I.ifiil.
Ha I |>li I >i• 111• > .
'I'll i - i - I In* n -na I 111 « •• •■! . r.- in
-1h• 11 i• a — f - ami 111f a i• 11' • 11 < •; 111••
<•1 iii rI 11a - in . - i_- n Tlira i f •• I • • I!i• •
I»111111 c a I 1111 - 11111 • •. a - i • • will
Kintw what <|i'i*i-iMii wa- ani\r»|
at I»> tin- <*i ii i it it 111 i I I lie H ia t! -t
i- n*\ ifWfil I»\ I In- «I• • |>;irI iiumiI
• i i i i i i a i i • l«* i*. < ■ 11 i 11 >' or i a m iff lit.
Mr. Orrhanl wmiM lia\f Ihmmi
<*i » ii i | • 11 • | In inaUf lln* trip I" l"'i • rl
l.awlmi: 111 < • 11 u 11 lie 11 a • I Impfil
111 a I In- wnulil Im- snil In I'ml l.is
('II III. Until nllilMTS Will lra\f Mil
tlir licrllia tonight.
TAFT SEES THE
WILD AND WQOLY
Oitizons of Rawlings, Wyo., En
tertain the President With
Wild West Stunts.
Itaw lilies, \\ \iOct. (i.--1'ivs
iili'iil Tafl arriviMl Iuti* loda> ami
>Im• 111 tin- afternoon wilnrssiim
sonir wild west stunts pllll '(I oil'
I'm* t In* occasion. Ilr simuimm! to
•■n.joy tln> occasion very niurli and
(,.\|u,«»s>*>d his appi't'ciation of the
a flair.
DRESSED IN SKINS;
FLEET AS A DEER
hn/tMiinii. .Mi 1111Orl. (». — I-1• I
a- a i!»•#•!*. iler-sril in tln> -\in- «»I
animals ami inaminy tlx wmuls,
a wiltl man 11ahrrn «Ii\ civil
in llii* Miililli* X.miK c.iiiyi»m. altmil
mill's renin this rily. 'I In* man
11a — lirrn —•■•'11 >r\ i-ea I lis « ». Iml
all i'11'nels In <*• mi inn n ira I •' wit I ■
Inm lie I>■ a I'M lii - I'amilx lu-lney
fa 11 I'll. (I.. (ii'i leui*. a Inersl
ea iijxrr. rami* n pun linn !• - li in,:
almiil I\mi \\i'i*k> a'-rn «ii H i:a\r
rliasr. 'I'lli — li'il In 111«• limiiii^ nl
a raliin .— 111»|»<•—i*«I In I»«• inlialnli'il
by I In- wild man.
(in»rii«• i»1111t:• 11 I In' as>i lanrr
nl <iini'fi«' riamlrr, .le.. a n! iwi*
• •I 111• e Iii»\ —. ami (lie I'mie \ i-i11•• I
I In* raliin in*\I Way. ,ln>l a* I hi*\
rainr m -1^111 111" il 1111• > >a\v I In*
man <li>apprar inln 111• • \,<nnl>.
Tin' \ i<*i11iI> rmilaini'd nni\plnr
• 'il ravr* ami Ihf -leanur lirrinil
I»n 11 »a It l> n-rs I In*—1» a- hi* bill
ing |»1:11• i• —. The raliin is fi.eui-li
i'i| in a remlr wa>. A lit" \v;i>
Imenin.-r in llir ramp I«• \i• ami
Ii11 wrrr l'e>iiiy nprni il. *»n a
In*anl nailr I 11\<• r tin' bnl lie
name "llrney Nrlsnn" was raeve«l
ami lliis i< taken In hr llir mini"
i• f lIn* sleaiiKr man.
Notloe.
Tlir slramsliip Nnrl liw rs'• i m mi
li•• e pei'M-nl leip will riin!tnm» mi
In Nmnr I'enm Valilr/. ivIm-iiIum
ilierrl In S i1 a 1111 * fenm N ni'" Alas
ka. Tin' slramre l.atniirl.i' will
lakr I In* Nnel liwrslI'en's -milli
linnml pa^^rnjriM's fenm Yalili /.
ALASKA STKAMSIIIP ri
Yahlr/. |)nrk r.n.. Aj.rills.
"Tli" Knwn —liiiiilil m«i willi llir
rare," «*a>- a wnman wlm lalks
It In hi | \ nil I lis srr er I s. All, > rs;
nil Iliink 11r snmr nC III**
il' f In' rii 11* wrrr In br mamlalnry.
fierman, flie denll*l. Pbonc ID.