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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-11-03
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
WILL ExPELL MASON

VILLA EATE mA6ONs
Chicago, Nov. 2.-The Inter-
Ocean says this morning that Sem
ator Mason will be expelled from
the old Tippecanoe club at the next
meeting and the club will demand
his resignation from the United
States Senate. This action. it said
will be taken. because of Mason's
attitude on the Philippine question.
INsULAR AND COLONIAL AFFAIRS.
Washington, Nov. PA new
Bureau will be created in the war
department and will be called the
bureau OF Insular and Colonial
Affairs. This has been decided by
secretary Of war and President Nc
Kinley and the place at its head
has been offered to Robert P.
Porter.
EARTHQUAKE AT YAKATUK.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The
Revenue cutter Mccullough which
was the dispatch boat of Dewey's
feet when 1t entered Manila, ar
rived from Alaska last night. The
officers reported a severe earth
quake at Yakatuk.
SNOW AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Nov. 2.-The first
snow of the season is falling here
this morning. accompanied by a
cold wind.
VICE PRESIDENT CANNOT RECOVER.
Patterson, n. j., Nov. 2.-Vict
President Hobart passed fairly
comfortable night, and is resting
easily this morning. Friends say
there is no possible chance for re-
covery.
TRUST FAILS.
Richmond, Ind, Nov.2.-One OF
the men interested in the project tc
combine all the threshing machines
manufactures in the United States
in one organization has made known
the fact that the plan of the pro-
jectors has been unsuccessful, and
that it is likely that all of the op-
tions on plants will be permitted
to expire. Two such plants are
located here.
MEXICO CHINESE TREATY.
Washington, Nov. 2.-For some
time negotiations have been in
progress in Washington toward es-
tahlishing treaty relations between
China and Mexico. The negotiations
have been carried ON by Ambas'
sador Aspiroz of Mexico and Minis.
ter WI Ting Fang of China. and
are now so far along that the sign.
ing of the instrument is expected
to occur early next week.
WHIPPING ILLEGAL.
Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. 2.-The
supreme court of the state has de-
cided that no work house, city
county or state prison keeper has
a legal right to whip a prisoner
therein. The court sustained 9
Judgment for $500 returned by 9
lower court against the keeper oi
the Knox county workhouse fol
whipping a colored woman who was
unruly. Every prisoner who has
been whipped within the past yeal
may sue and recover damages.
TOPEKA CELEBRATING.
Topeka, Kan. Nov. 2 -Kansa!
is celebrating in magnificent style
today in the return of the Fight
ing Twentieth Kansas. Never
before in her history has there beer
such demonstration as she hal
given today in welcoming homt
the brave boys whom she sent fortf
just Is months ago to fight the
Spaniards.
Constipation means the accumula
ton of waste matter that should bs
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MEDALS FOR
THE TROOPERS

WASHINGTON. .. 9. june 20 =
Tho board u brevetn. consisting OF
Generals iiaYnt0u and sahwan ana
col Carter. has granted four nedair
70 a. many ealured TROOPERS Of the
tenth United States cavalry Tor aaf-
ianiry in action while serving In
tuba only 8 medals ~ honor have
hsen Awarded on account 81 the war
Win spain. uf which ali went To
enlisted mrn except four, Nbieh srrts.
Ea'@f> = 's..'-.srH. The four cavalry
men who have been rewarded arr.
tte"rEr ~ Nanton. Fits Lee. WIN
am " fompkina and peanla Hell.
All except Wanion arr stIii In the
service ans attached 20 the Tenth
eaNalfFs In each caHr thn medal sss
granted FOR distinguished rnunatry
- TaYabacua. Cuba. June 10 tsss
= here. affrr = fasce had mneeeeis.I In
landing and bal ben compelled 10
Withdraw o. the boats. leaving 4
number ~ killed AMI wounded On
more be voluntarily went ashore In
'ae" ~ the ensmy and aided ia the
'sseu@ Of his wounded comrades.
; 10 world Otherwise have fallen into /
ne hands - the enemy. this after |
lefrfal preyiva~ attempts had been J
fasiratsst. while serving "a private I
q fr~pp u. renth United states
avairys
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New csmpaign Issue.

i CHICAGO. June 20 Democratic
leaders have passed the word down
tho linz Of states - Democratic Mai.
FORM -hnkcas to see 20 IL that every
Democratic ftate convention adopt.
strong resolution charging the re
publican administration with driib-
erateiy attempting 10 place Germany
~ false lieht by claiming that The
nerniana were giving aid ana conn
Tort 10 Spain during the late war.
Ihe Democrats intend 10 make this
q campaign tHsue. and the Democrat.
To state convention of ohio. which
WIN be hcid next month. H. expected
70 lea1 on with strong anti-AuKiG-
American alliance plank ana anuth-
~ plank which viii deanunee the
NICK inley administration Tor enter.
lnf Into an alleged conspiracy with
ENGLAND To- advance the eause Of im-
peflallam at the expense Of Germany.
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The following deeds were nlrd for
record Yesterday IN the county audi
tors onlne.
Reliance Lean & Trust 60. %
Eunire Watts. lota . and y. hiock
8. river park. June I. 1875. $50
shafiH 60 Wet seattle l.. q !. CO.
- :, block al. second plat 81 Wvsi
Seattle. - West Seattle l. a !. Co.
June 8 $500.
sheriff 70 samr. lots I and 3. block
"a. nrst pisf Z West seattle by same
company. une :. fsa =.
sheriff 20 same. ioi &, block -. sec
onf plat ~ West seattle. By same
company. June 9. - 81.
sheriff to same. los ;. block -. sane
All. June o faas10
sheriff % same. laia % aui -. blk
6. fret plat q West Seattle. BY same
company. June Q. Sass ~.
sheriff 70 came. iafe 9 and Z. block
liz. same adj. Iane :. tsi7te
sheriff t. same. lots ~ 80 q. block
.. second plat west Seattle. by same
| company. June 2. fatA10.
! sBerln 10 same. lots 20 10. block
q same add. June :. tis1tsa.
Sheriff 60 same. iais I and 2. beck
lfs frat plat. West Seattle. BY same
company. June 2, ttst.ss
Ella =. Wauiefy. 30; 6. block 4
slauKhtsr. June u, 81.
Edna a Lowering q Nelson iiw~
eli. part ma sWt, see 70. -. :. Junf
liE. $40
~ y. Phillips q TX. TO =. c. Phil
Hips. iot 10. block !. H. 6. Graves
lasd. June ~. g.
Aifrei A. curtis ct VIZ 90 GeprFi'
In Frfmandia. lot 6. block ~. tiei
Heirs u add. May II. ti2an
GEORGE fs. dfoas % Franz ClaaHHfn
lots 80 ". block n. lot 2. block >
Yesiera -. Msy Is $1,000.
Henry 6. and John W. Mcdonald
iEua 81. Padden. Theresa n. Gedkli
van Gaaen and Annie Y. Heaiv q
Edward 4. Mcdonald. lot I. block u
Eastern ada. any ?. q. g.. 81.
Executor of estate ~ Mary Y. NC
Donald 10 Edward 4. Mcdonald. 10
/, "a. block ~. Eastern add, June u.
, ". 500.
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MEET AFTER
ELEVEN YEARS

MONMOUTH. III. June 7n.--Lsroy
Mcbride. II years Of age. was last
night united with his father after
separation Of rTsore than II years Al
the axe 81 three years Leroy lost
his mother. His father. Edward NC
Bride. Of this city. placed the boz
With his grandmother At Alexis
Some two years ago Leroy was alb
Quoted. The boy says he waH taken
BY hts uncle. John campbsii. OF Al
exis. to Gaiesburg and thence 70 kc-
vance. From there he WAS taken by
a one-armed man. named William -
Matthews. to an orphan institution
at Onarga- There Leroy spent ter
years. lie described the place as Q
sort OF prison and says he made tvs
unsuccessful attempts TO escape. 4
year awo the superintendent permit
ted him 70 20. He got work shor
wrote TO an uncle whom he remem
b~rrd. The letter resulted In reuait
Ing father and son.
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he COULD NOT
STAND RIDICULE

NEW YORK. June z0.--Jimmy MI
ehaei. the Welsh midget. says that
he - going to give up the turf ana
return 10 the cycle path. He has not
been much OF a success as a Jockey.
ana in that fact r. 10 be found the
motive for the change Of heart. He
only made one public appearance IN
a race, and was numerically guyed
by the horsemen and sporting writ
ers.
n ne had persisted he would prob
ably have made a success Of riding,
but his pride was hurt. He had been
the champion Of his ogn line and
was used to the piaudits of the multi
,ude. To be laughed at was too
much for him and ne quit He VIII
begin training on the wheel shortly
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-------.-s--7---------4a-
FEAR Of A COAL
MINERS STRIKE

cARf1SvfI.I.E. Ill. June 2o.-=The
Generators % the Chicago a Alton
1ab-stsstrlrt. including mines az
Chatham. Auburn. NirNien. cirard.
ssveen Ridge. Sslweod and Csrtin-
vile. have posted notices that they
viii nss pay the scale price ct ~
cents a ton. but instead vii pay Ia
cents as recently recommended ~
the state board ~ arbitration IL
Is feared that the men VIII not accept
the reduction ard that the mines will
BE- snut down.
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HOTELS AND ruRNIshkp roo

Mira Hansen. corner Fourth and zine
Latest Spring styles Lowest prices
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s"s,.s,.ssil,.tNaroN. u. c. June "a
~, s1s'ant Secretary Vanderlin "a.
- iet Tue west ON a tour az i,,nee.
s,Vn ~ TIE United Statea min,s ~.
fe,,, -, W me question of uni.
ana M 80 81 prices Tot assay work.
~ WI yndcaver 90 institute more
~. sh methods In the admlnistrs.
W. w., - We several western mtnts
a ~ petHNnnel " fhc service viii h.
, | into. AMI at Carson cav New
ss,a w INSTALL government assay
e''er tn place or the mint
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me Copper Combine.

nst. ~, Mont, June 90. Marcus
ceas..,s PRESIDENT OF che AmalRamatod
onmnany. In an intsryinw.
~, .. we hos,on ana butte ami nos.
tea.i .'lh'ns companies are 10 an in
49, 49, anu purposes IN tue new com.
snvtts, the output will be nearly
. s,'', and he saya the peare ere
80. ~ some parts ~ the atate hx
'''s et shut down Is unfoupaed
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PETITION is
RECEIVED
aHasa
Asking for a Spec
ial Election.
rIOTEOl Nj ELECTROMAGNETIC
CITY couneii Receives and Rofet.
u TO a Committee other
Important Matters.

a citiscna' petition containing 100,
names, favorlng the submission 81
the % year franchise 70 a popular
vote Of che people at u special eloc.
ton. was discussed pro, ana con. a,
TIE counsel meeting last night. The
petitioners asked the COUNSEL 10 re-
fdse 10 grant any consolidated street
railroad franchise until al tho earn.
est practical time The eiectors Of the
city vote On the question Of city
ownership and operation % strset
railways"
After a warm discussion the prtl.
ton Vas referred 10 the committee
on corporations.
A eil providing that ssan De- appro.
prtated toward the decoration and n.
l0minaticn - the streets ON the
Fourth q July. met with unanlmous
approval
lhe franehise = he Autauatle
TNlephone company was taken from
the hands Of the corporation commit
tee. and referred 10 special commit.
Tee. the members being Hui. Navin.
Crawford and castisman.
\ resolution Was passed asking
That TIE city engineer estimate the
COST al both a temporary and Per-
manent sewer Connection between
TIE southeastern portions q the city.
and u south tunnel.
The following bills were placed on
their nnal rpading. and passed Pro.
sidtng for the Improvement 90 TAsr-
ty-thirt avenue and Alexander az. /
enue BY grading. etc. providing for
the Improvement Of Boylsson avenue 4
ny grading. etc: for the improve.
Inent Of East John street by grading
ETC.: nsing tbs salary OF T. M. cAnn
As police tudss at sGs per month. BE-.
ti~rinx June y. iss9. fixlns his bond
at $500. eHe
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ETOP THAT
Rattle
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning Trade In Wes,
street was quiet this morning. The
supply Of Ereenstuff IL about es-
hnusted. New potatoes have drop
ped 10 s2d12s. Hood river berries
have dropped 70 ITO. Lake Wash
inr,on berries 90 $1,000 Tue prices
~ the other fruits remain tirm.
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SILVER Is A
DEAD ISSUE

CHICAGO. H.. June 2o.-Ju1ge NJ.
r. TuIey has addressed an open let
ter 20 NJ. ". MeaEher. secretary of
the Jeffersonian Democratic club. u
Chicago. IN which he says OF the sill
Yer issue:
The Democrats who insist upon
retaining this dead issue must not
overlook the conceded fact that tho
Silver PopuIistlo Republicans have
returned. almost en- naase. TO the
Republican party.
The free coinage silver issue at
the ratio Of 10 TO Is no longer n
live issue.
The largely Increased annual pro-
ductlon OF gold. the abundance Of
money shown by the steady iowerinp
OF the rate Of interest. and tho re-.
Dewed prosperity that has swept
over the land. has killed It as m ~.
sue. Why not drop 1t altogether GU
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Tacoma Milk Yry.,

tNgoMA. Wash. June 20. The Ia.
~, ~, mia dealers are forming . tru-,
ne city ls 10 be dislrleted only one
"axoh serving each district c,r,.
pe,itien VII then be avoided. eaual
rates maintaihcd and the pren,s ~,
dairymen doubled. "
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RED-IIOT
SPEECHES
Made in Defense of
DR.. Jackson
BY PROMINENT SEiTTLE DIIIlES
AZ the Special Meeting Held Under
the Auspices OF tho Geo.
graphical Society.

The Alaska Geographical saelst,
held a special meeting In the Pirsl
lresht trian church last nlFht.
l'fesident Jackson stated Ia calling
mo meeting % order. that IL was in.
tshlea To take some action IN o..
tTd to the Infamous attack made ON
- hnnered vice president. ItrV. Or.
saeideu Jackson. By an Alaskan
FiNnd bury" Speeches followed by
aefra n Dc Jaekaon'a supporters.
siHi they al spoke In the Highest
.srns ~ his carver a. e man ana a
,fHbftsflan minister ~ she gaspsl
Frs=idrni Afthef e. Jackson. II the
s's'Ets phicHl society read shari
: eEntE shicai sketch % nr. sheldon
: ksaa. condensed. from an article
p Gen Jahn Patton. In the Review
p lseNieNs. President jackson tbrn
% me foreman af chat grand
= as= sifatts ss't4-i. ss5-r-rt-sr the hon.
Z ana hsanireh the fair uamo of IBr.
= kaof. II taking sides IN aueh a
aat'rf a. this VIII XII the Aianka
: = graphical society. a. minated in
seattle Newspaper THE moraInr.
Be sooner ~ aiaaa the N4.fs#a
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cas Better Wages.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June 20
About two thousand men employed
10 tn Republic Iron ana Steel com
paanNh rolling aud Htoel mills ~ this
district viii receive advanced pnrea
under the operation vt tho new aInz
alEamnted scale. The total inrreaau
OF pay rolls VIII approximate about
$50. 600 per month
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Remember thai auction sale n stitl
Roihs on NJ .. ". caemBck 4 Cos
place, ana everything must 20 In or
der 20 mako room for q large new
Stock whish a. expected daily. Ev-
.'iFihlnT We sell b. roid on a strict
guarantee. backed by cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
ana al are requested to attend. ana
especially tho ladies' aaiea a. z.s0
ana 5.20 .. m.
=. W. gATtMACK.
ia23 second avenue,
JOE II REX, Aucfiunerr.
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ol the next PLATFORM If thar. aona
success ,.,s" is certain.
iet !, w must have silver plank.
,,.itho" The frec coinage Of silver
tio any reference 10 a fixed "a
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III" itaines"eters' Opportunity.
prnttH Orchard Addition f. an In
large bearing fruf trees. lots are
.on"fed on special terms to these who
want homes. BY Holmes " ltoblnaon.
ii2 Columbia street
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a KELLoG., "a bailey baiialnF ,,,x
eetgTT q NcNENl, Ssss bstley nnsaisnt.
rftsr pANiFfS. Dc New lors bloeN
suaRi - \, ESoA ia JAraes stfcrE
tii-O a ROOT. aoh RonNeA b1lhlns
~ cAKEOisfs LAWYER, proe to' IN a. =.
mir.ty aud solicitor OF pstcnts- 10. 80
sssifH \ ssionAi Bank Bniiding-
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Notice to Readers of The Star

Mr.. u. u. Haslses has sold his list
n, aubgcribers 70 the Star. and has
"a furthet eonnsction with this pa
per. The purchaser OF the route WIZ
hereafter take subscriptions and
make collections The Seattle star,
70. Il. Chste, Bus Mgr.
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cherries. fi.25Ui.bo a box. San Jose
cherries. $1,000 50, Peaches. $50 a
box. aprleata, $50 "a box. blaekberz
rieH $3.50.
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Ssiiboat cspsixed.

CLINTON. Ia. June 70 Two men
NAMED Albright and Larsen. - sY.
.ei.iorn. III. GA an excursion To-Day.
ora, rSrnY a.. wgnt sailing.
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aa,Il,E- clnANISe.



teaitis csx.ss Pressing Co tesp loes
clothes IN shsp for 81 % per montn al., y.
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Aes Holae AeHlng MAahinss Hsss al
meats. orsohest door 70 Posts,ff.rs' ~
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4th July Decoration Flags, Bunting.
Bcstooning. Denny-Coryell Co. 1stay.
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Potatoes 0obblngl-whlte River
purbanks, tNn&s, Yakima and
oregon. SIS 90 new potatoes.
4 oOQ22s per sack. beets. si.25
per sack; carrots. e0mfio0 per
sack. garlic. O.. California aspara-
gus. bdGo per 10. walia Waiia aspar-
agua, Sc per III. rhubarb. 2iAe per
II. tomatoes. f2.25G2.50 per case; artl-
chokea. zoe per dog; wax beans, Toe
per ID: string beans, Sc per 10. new
cabbage. 2AG2hc. new onions. LEI
oregon peas. &c. Early Rose potatoes.
t2.55 per carload sack.
fruits.
Green fruit OobbinR)-Oranges,
seedllnR, ss.50d4. navels. fiM5
lemons. saaa50. apples. fan
cy. 250G3OO per box: ban
anaa, $3.50 per bunch; Call
fornln black nRs. 20-lb boxes. 81.
30: cartoons. $685. smyrna fga. 23S
per 10. new dates. 7iAc. sweet apple
cider, SOC per gallon; med. sweets
IttOo: straw berries, Hood River
81 90, waila Walla. s2.0062.25: LAX
Washington, SiJ0a2.OO, home grow
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siess ASA notsn Nrmnrr.


kabt.sF Type. snmihum snd snsmsl
rtisfs Tor sifns all house nnrnbrfs Cha.
Weston 80 Ycsis Way. Phone BLACK IN,
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Karn Drug Co. rtfth and rtks.
Prescription specialists 'fhonu fisa
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Offsets to stssslas.

/ | always hate % sfe anyone stab.
OIL In the back. said REV. J. pa
non. who Nas the next speaker
Or Jackson IL n0w on NE way a.
siberia. and iherv L. no opportunity
Tor him 60 defend himself. TIE fart
That Seattle Newspaper would try
70 iniimidaie this society - a uaI
commentary on our civilization
Df' Jackson held tire position Of
moderator % the Presbyterian gen.
sfs assembly" sad Rev 4. l..
huichisen. that IL the hirnest
homer our church can bsntaw.
Many q the leading churches % IN.
Wes; today owe their oriKin 20 the
werk Of br. Jackson. The preshy.
i =. ss. Za Pays 49, he hlsas.,
~ appropriated for schools IN II
aka has been accounted for IN =
reports resident Cleveland n 80
charges against DF. Jackson. So,
after investigating them. he 81
dressed the utmost confidence ~ ths
ran. The government wunt - TAT
A. 20 send it, secret aervteU agents
20 Alaska 10 leak the matter ~. and
ahstr report vas - Satisfactory TIA,
hu govern nisnt inrreasFd ihe Alasha
haucatlonsi appropriation from ts.-
~ ., sts 90 this year
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Correspondents in all the principal cities 10
tho United States and Europe.
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LINK.


The seattle Junk Co pays lowest pIleeN
~ nor foncht and old newspapers sold No.
ios Railroad avenue. Telephone hiAe@
No. has. -r--
Alaska Junk Co paws highest prices
prompt returns, No III western avenue
Telephone pike ils
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nAKERIEs.
rAIi.oRs

LInsay's homemade broad cakes AMI
pnstrv; best in the city. itS Third Ave
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AucrIoNFERs

1 Zemansky. general aueuoneeri sales
estate. live stock, express sales, ireighs
sales, bankrupt stock Of merchanoise-ah
goods in general. 1928 Third avenue.
BicEerton 4 Dewitt Aueuonsers, kea!
Estate and storage. Cash PAID for seeo N,
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Tho Pacific tailoring Co. best 81, Sls
and sa suits iardO In tho city. Dyeings
Cieanine. Repairing rs Third avenue.
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lite pslluesl Speech.

Lite . Political Speech.
Or. =. J Hamiiten Sas for thfee
wars csasamafo q Or. Jackson IN
ptncetnu. hnd he said that hr wish
81 20 teztfy % the e0mmiAsioner's
great wurf. 'Ths rspprt % the
Alaska grad jury had the appear
Aner q a ppliticai speech"
such a creed In tfs own answer,
said Rev. luah G.iehriat II nr.
jackson wss guilty % all that they
-harrr Mint with. the Jurors would
ieatl him 'w1d fellow. and wart him
On ra,slr STA. The thing for Ne TO DO
tonight l. ! register an untuistak-
able protes against bad govern
msni 10 Aifsea-"
Judge Reerr =. Green said that
ne had bed acquainted with br.
Jackson fons1 years. He Thought
the charges reFs serious IA form. but
mot serious > nature
I'VE known no pr. taekson's enc
mics are" 81 President Graves. -
the universe "and can. Therefore.
understand Inc superior position
which the aetor occupies
The foiioNsR resolutions wcr. un-
anlmausiy akptcd
Whereas fioient attacks have re-
Gently been adr upon the charseirr
ana uzefuines Of our distinguished
vtre.prwaldefk Dr. Sheldon jackson,
by an Alaska grand jury. charging
him specific D. With nendacity and
negligence ofiuty. and making these
IrharreN at atine when II must b.
known by sua grand jury that he q
necessarily aseent Cor months with
! out any pose knowledge. - such
Iattacks. and
! whereas. Or more than 10 YEAR
Or. Sheldon h'ksou has devoted III
: time. his taiats and his money q
J the most dimaii. dangerous and $50
Hated mlanlnary and educatlona
? work with surprisingly succcHafui re-
: suits: and
Mis- Anged oaense.
N "whereas. D. chief offsnse seem
) TO have been. D insisting at all time
n and in all plTes. in being q hard
working. iaw4,idinE. consideration
) Christian RenR man: be II
a Resolved. That the Alaska Geo
y graphical sne9y at this time wish
/ - 10 esnphaesr It's admiration 70
Ie ana implicit onhdence In Dr. SHIELD
"a on Jackson. o. that It most EN-
IL pbatieaily disNieves each and ever
a one Of tho harFes made BY IN
"a grand jury inso far ms they app
10 him: that Die society iH W.
aware OF and wbfoundiy deplores "a
i utter lnadequxy Of present ednea
n tiouai facHlua In Alaska. hut be
D. iieves that I'd Jackson Is no moi
Va responalble fofsich lnadeduacy tia
IN no Il for the sesrity OF the winter d
the yukon: tla this society propoi
NJ % to do an iaits power to oxten
III ana improve .sncatlonni facilities
re Alaska, and ln,hls effort We beiic'
ne mat no man waawork harder or mo
- successfully thsn Or. Jackson. IN
mt copies OF thes resolutions be 70
n warded 10 the Commissioner OF ed
ay cation. the aoontary OF the lnteric
he ana the preslAspt And We Won
re call the attentIon Of our national OF
H. Gals to the lrowlng tendencies
" corrupt governnfnt in Alaska