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No. 181 NINETEENTH YEAR SKAOJWAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1916 PMC K . ( KM.
GUARDS USE FIRE
HOSE 10 QUIET
LONGSHOREMEN
hKATTLE, Sept. 16—Attorneys
r«[M. uiiu* the Longshoremen s
U«i' a la this city failed to free the
luagkhvifciiien *vh© u f re jailed yes
terday ty the local police. Habeas
Oorpu* proceeding* were started
hut court officials refused to gram
t..» freedom of the imprisoned man.
Th»y \-r« placed behind the bars
for holding an assemblage in con
tradiction to the onJerB issued by
th« ehff of police and Mayor Gill
of »bl» dry.
During the be'ter part of the
aisht taey rioted and bolsterously
■houled trying to create a scene
with th» officials who were guard
ing thpm. The ring-leaders were
tak»« from the cells and t.-ansferr<d
'o tos city stoi-lrede. This did not ■
B«»m 'o quiet them as they com- I
meuc«i* 'he same procedure at the I
•tockai!t>. Guardj produced a big i
flr« heva and afer playing the wat
»r flpou 'hem for afew minutes
th»jr ^uauged ttielr tactics and
qulctuK? relgucd lu the stockade
for the rest of the night.
LOHINIER MS
FOB RE-ELECTION
CHICAGO, Sept. 16—Ex-Seaat
or. Frank Lorituor, who was defeat
ed bjr the Illinois primaries for
t, •ougresetoaal berth, e:iys that
h« will reoresent the i>eople o£ II
i«oia la the House of Rapree*rota
tWfcm if U takes blm thirty years
to do It." Mr. Lorimer will lm
mi-date^ commence layng his plans
for aext flartlom and work with a
Tl«w of winning out In the prim
• .. i. J!
AS81ST8 DR. BABCOt'K
Dr. liable led on the morning's 1
tr«l* for «"he lnt«rrlor, w hie re he
will DHi Dr. Baftfcock, who is bring
the body otf the late Thomas ,
MartiuJaJt> out. The body Is ex
ited tc arrive on the evening's
Ira la.
Uajiy Improvements are being
mad* tc homes In th-e north end.
BLAMES PEOPLE
FOR DISORDER
OMAHA. Sept. 16—That more
of the tremble on 'he border line
is due* dlrec'ly to the Amireican peo
ple thai, most people thlolc is re
ported by the oaptain of the re
turning Nebraska troops. He
blames the Americans for the major
portion of the border disorders* and
says »bat with proper treatment the
Mexicans wouji be law olbiding citi
ezus luk4 give the United Statts but
very U" ■ « *rouhla
Americans seeking to eacpioit the
Mexican litld hav-> mistreated the
Mexicars. TJiis mistreatment has
braucht-d ou' In'o extreme hatred
for the American peofrhe and un
ti t'.ie Americans begin a sane
and s.nfe treatment of the southern
people ♦■".ey can expect to receive
like treatment at the hands of tfie
Mexican ueople.
DENVER, Sept. 16—Over three
and a half million dollars is the
ou'pu* in Tungsten ore from this
state fo" a six months period Just
clo3ing. Every mine in the state
is fUiu'QV full bias* and new pros
pects are oeiug worked with a Tim.
Tungitei- oroperty owners are reap
ing a rich harvest. T?ie price is
up and every one seems enthusias
tic over the outcome of the mining
gime In this state.
NKW YORK, Sept. 16—A fllisht
Increase iu Infantile paralysis Is
bong shown throughout the cty.
It seems to be spreading regardless
of tlt€ extreme precautions! that
ire being taken br the medical au
thorities. Not a« many deaths fol
low the attacfc previously but
the au'horiti€a are baffled for a
remedy to check Its spread.
Store Closed
For a Few Days
While Taking
Inventory
HI I yit /J) ff THE HABERDASHER AND
# «J. L 1 i\vli LADIES' FURNISHER ;
Broadway between fluid and Fourth Phone 41
tumors BODY
SOUIH1011
The body c 1 the tate Thomas
| Martindale, merchant prince of
[ Philadelphia, -.wived in) this city
this afternoon on a qpecia.1 train
[ amd is being embalmed. The fam
ed physuiau, t)r. Baboock, ac
companied the corps to thL> city
and wiil iu all ]>robailiUea return
to Philadelphia with the* deceased.
This morning Dr. Gat>le met Dr.
I M. W. Babcock at Log Cabin and
I arrangements ware made to bring
j the bodv in on an eariy afternoon
train. C'onnectons wflj be made
J with tl*-* Prince Rupert tonight and
jthe t< dy will bo shipped via Seat-'
tie. whet • it will be met by J. J.
Martindale, eon of the deceased.
A cable has bsen Tecefved in
this cii.y from J. J. Martindale.
stating that he would leave Seat
tle Monday on the Jefferson and
it was requested that Dr. Baboock
be informed thct the son waa en
route north. Evidently the son had
not learned of *he d®ath of his
father al the time of sending the
cablegram.
MILLION DOLLARS
BAIL FOR IMS
SCPANTON, Sept. 16 — Nearly
a millioi dollars iuts been, placed as
the bail o£ the imprisoned In
dtjpenden' Workers at the World,
who weie placed behind the coun
ty bastile in this city by the 6her- 1
iff and his deputioa.
A flna; hearing was held y««ter
day afternoon by th* county court.
A fine of one hundred doJl«ff» was
imposed upon each of the Im
prisons" members. Very few have
the inooey to me§» the fine and it
looks as if they would be compelled
to work 'heir senter.ee out or serve
time behind the bars.
WELLESLEY, 3e»t. 16 — Henry
Ford, the manufacturing automobile
millionaiie, hus come to the aid
of nefrdy, children throughout the
United States and announces that
he will set aside a. large sum to
be used tor surgical and) orthopedic
purpose.
TU«t e*act detail and arrange
ment of the fund ha* not been an
nounced but It Is supposed that it
will closely resemble and follow
the Rockefellofw plan of disburse
ment.
Johu nianchOa-d, district) passen
ger ageo* for the White Pass, will
bo i south bound passenger on the
Rupert tunight.
MB KILLED IH
PUEBLO MINES
Saturday afternooc at 4:50 Wm.
Martin, boe of the 'hree men who
had been working on the new skip
chute 'or the 500 foot levol which
is about to be opened up in the
Put-Ll© mine, while being hol«t«d
iu a bucket after quitting work tor
tiie day, wn« {"truck by tn-3 cros»
head and instantly killed, his
body fij;is.g from the bucket to
the bottom of the 6haft» 165 fe«t
below, ar examinaticti afterward by
Dr. Clarke showing that vnr nearly
every bcu*- in it had been broken. ,
The ttidenc? before the coroner's
jury was that Mafrt)i. aad his com
panions hr«i takes a contract to |
sink 'he «naft to a certain depth
below ;hc 500 foot level, and In J
t'.ie ut-rfcrmance o* the work were
permitted by the maMgwent to |
install their own hofct and select I
their own crew. Tbey worked en
tirely Independent of th« r»t of
mliu except that J Edward
tlit* mi->e superintendent, would i
make iccasional visits of Itr^ec- I
tion t- gee that *he contract w« j
bHng c»rri«<d out to ^pecSfcatiocs.
The contractors w<ve all experienc
ed miners and shaft men.
immm i
Bf BfflliS
NEW YORK, S<n< 16 — Great I
Britain ha« applied a blockade to 1
the %U»U*d States. OomTnenri.il :
shiDpinr is v<*ry much concerne>d by
blockade being maintained by
the British gonrwnmert.
All shipments consigned u> Hol
land art 1-cin^ absolutely refused
unl«ss thej are guaranteed. Tlie j
foreign departmont at Washington
is now communicating with the J
British government trying to get a !
lift or the blockade.
BOilSlilG
LAST JOURNE!
The steamer Yukcu oI the W. P.
& ¥. R.t will IpaTe Dawson today |
on its last round-trip to Fairbanks j
before tieisg up for the winter. Tfce
Alaska, ooi the same run, will *1- j
bo make uce more round trip this ;
season.
It Is too early yet to predict the
time f» the laying up of the river
boats between Whiteborse and Daw^
Bon. as it will be several weeks j-et
before =uch & mora will be eerious
lv aonaidered by the company.
J. J. Kennedy, ccmmi®ione<r a'
Halues. w"s a passenger to Skagwaf
on '.he Peterson this morning. H« I
returned around the noon hour.
Full Line of
Perishables
on Humboldt
PEACHES ARE CHEAP
P. H. GANTY
BANK BUILDING
FOR MUH6ELL
At a receat tooeUnf at tbe Bo*rd
of |jtrec*oi* fas' tbe Ban* of Aim»
ta, it *>i derided To taxmediuety
commcart wot* on the construction
of a a*w Back building for the
Bai.k of Alaska at the Wrangeil lo
cation. AikJtww gterwaaon. iwiwldtel
of 'he biak at A1 wkt, ban cabled
the coutractcia, Batch ax.d *«c
Doo'ld, u bo ihe mortars
concrete building for tbero «t An
chorage and tber arc narw earoute
to the Kese at action.
1 be Bank b&t aarcbaeed firotn I.
C. McCenulck. manager at tbe 8t
Michael Trading Coeupa: r lr. Wrmc
pe'l, x flee corner kx vhlrb will
•olidly bold the SB by <0 modern
fireproof conrrcC* *tn*rara which
the contract*** will er<sx la the
•outbera city. U will be a dupli
cate of toe AoehPTwgc building and
be confined csclualTtly to a Bank
lag bouae. No office or dtone
will be erected by the Ban* ia eon
neuicu with I be banktr.g hoa*
The erection oi new bQUdlag
carries with It a a addition of mod
ern Improred otffce «jalr<mw.t for
the Bank in tf»t city.
Mr. S'eTeaaoa reports that ft
•hould be read? fr>r ocrst*ar.j wftbl
sixty d*r». Htt<rUl and equlpa«nt
neceiaary for the eoortroction hae
either been deliTered or la oa t-be ■
war.
BELIEVEiHiTISH
BREAK TREATY
WASHINGTON. Sep*. 1C — Of
ficial* are anc^Uic just hc*w far
American intercut* wW puffer by
tbe »«w i alee aad rfguiraiosie hand
ed out by tbe British govwoiEflot
Official UiTeftigrttoe u> being car
ride f a by foreign dei*rt»«r.t, In
dications poOst to a breaking
ibe existing tr<r4.y betw«(ns. the
Uolttd State* and the British por- i
emm«-nt c-r the Britten forpiga <!*•- j
pan meat.
Mc*t of tbe American official*
that the new ruling* are In j
crr.trarrBtkm at -he ©slAlng trfwtr
with Gre*l Britain ard that eome
thlne mast be tanmedlate'v done '
'o urote«i Americao Iwtitutiona. j
GERMANS SliFfER
STINGING DEFEAT
gy emus
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ferret r»TTw»d * »-tlnfr4rsj d^efct
jriflrnii M tb« fcand*
of the ErtU* fa
til* <nn.n»e r«*W* Tbm *•«»♦
br ke la lb* mvrty i*rt ctf O* fore
to>i but dK not **"»' ®* *!•
runtie ; *r"P!»fl«>gp tint Li is t-*
middle at the ajtef***. Tb«
i>k «rt«d V<fc **fra«T«ir mr>4 at
tnaNlr. La tte :
«r» o**T Ibr**- h»»<Jrti *%rda or t*e
mi «»• ft<*t ™ by **
Br.'ttffc ;c*»»
Tbe mmN be4d tb»lr
irroDt-d «nd n"*" ■'•»»* <J U»« T«W«»*
*ilfc « fiMt k*» to tie attar*!**
fowt. la a »^4»r. Orit» tfco iwft
Jafe v«d*^c Ikn t be 0<rma *c«»
aid rartursi V"r"I• f>n*<~b and FVr
Sw*l»w PHf< «wwr «•» ot
j-erterdaj atd are or* «j»
BriUftk tOCMi »ff the H*«
<* the batlte I'Ot <5^e Gfntw« are
pntttag forth a tnetawndtma «*e
fen«lTe Ft on* w*I5 aco It will tilf
pmnt terrific flftiUit to cot tVs
n.
abmouTworker
MAY WALK 001
NXW TORE, ftrrl- i« — v*
Ct. tuifW f-xpJoy««J in th« btj arnwif
plan** la UiJa cttj are tbr«*»»i«*
tc (o oa a armp«tt-nir A~i*m for
lb* trtUameji. !• U S«ar«d tbat a
strike t* tt»e aj«fmr *orker» will
abut <Jo«-o tb# W Bwutafartwrvc
tKtabi.t f.m» t;W bee*. Tb# ftnal
d«rii^oi4 * iH be reached n«at VJcui
4ar. Lafcor ar.loe* to»i»e*-e tMt
•h« Arr*>' #<■<« boH«B ta tbe ar
mour plaru ere al>o lb# <o fit roi *'«C
i:»ter»-«l# to lb* traoalt co
*o«J to |^11 a jmiat *ot latxr are
vtr.iot *o lhm» on »b*ir }o\* and
•o out oa strike
Marital P»*e »a.« wp *r*Vt and
garl? tbi» morr.tr^ teAin^ aer-er«4
>f t\7* 1»**'
Work SMC hare cJ«-a?*«4 ibe w«*d*
fnis e«r. t^i r*il» on t!* rail
rmd track cm Bro*d*-ar It lo^k*
trj'tck and *T*J>
Old Age Isn't A Crime
BUT It's a Crime To Be
Old While Still Young
NOW TO PLEASE YOU!
i We sell Hart. Schaff
ner & Marx Clothes
That includes a range
I of models Tempered
with dignity—But not
without spirit. We have
just received a large ship
ment of Fall Models at
the same old Prices and
Guaranteed as usual.
LOOK THEM OVER
WILL CLA YSON