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The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
NO wHrrEwAsHIxe THERE

The federal grand jury which recent ly closed Its investigation into the beei trust ct Chicago evidently did not agree with young Mir. Garfield lsOn of the murdered presidentl who recently exoaerated the packers of any wrong doing and who said there was DO beei trust. The grand jury not only Scorehed the beef combination, which 1t characterized AS trust in it's report, but it indicted several of the big cor porations and A score of their officers. Among them are some of the best known milliouAires in the land
 The individuals indicted include the following:
 J. oGdon Armour, president oi Ar mOur & Company.
 Charles ". Armour, director of Ar mour & Company.
 P. A. Valentine, director of Armour & Company,
 Thomas J. c. Corners, director of Armour & Company.
 Arthur Meeker, director of Armour & Company,
 Louis F. Swift, president of Swift & Company.
 Edward F. Swift, vice president oi Su!ft & Company.
 L. A. Carton, treasurer of Swift X Company.
 D. Edwin HArtWell, secretary Of Swift & Company.
 A. H. veeder, attorney for Swift X Company.
 Arthur F. Evans, attorney for Swift & Company.
 Robert c. McManus, attorney for Swift & Company.
 Edward Tilden, president of Libby, MeNsil S Libby.
 Edward A. CudAhy, vice president of CudAhy & Company
 Ira N. Morris, secretary of Nelson Morris & Company.
 Edward D. Morris, vice president oI Nelson Morris & Company.
 Beth s, Cusey, traffic manager oi SehWArzschild S Sulzberger.
 c. E. Todd, assistant traffic manager of SchEArzsehild 6 Sulzberger.
 V. B. Skipworth, of SchwSrzSchild X SulEberger.
 Samuel We'll, vice president ot SchvArzSchild & Sulzberger.
 Samuel MeRoberts, Omaha Union Stock Yards.
 Charles N. Swift, of Swift X Com. pAny.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
MORE GAMES
Skagway Baseball Team May
 Visit Dawson

The Skagway basel all team, which has defeated everything 1t has met this year, will probably go to Dawson for q series of games before the end of the present month. The Dawson people desire a visit iron 1t, and Manager H. L. Johnson Is now corresponding with Dawson fans on the subject.
 Alter the Dawson series shall have been pulled of, if at all, an effort will be made to arrange games with ketchi- kan and Douglas on the Skagway lia- mond. It is said the Douglas boys are not convinced of the superiority of the skagway team over their nine, and the people of Ketchlkan think they have the strongest team in Alaska As Skagway has the best grounds in the district it Is believed series of games may be arranged here in August. If that shall be done, an effort will be made to get the Whitehorse team over for another contest at the same time.
 The Skagway baseball team has an enviable record for the last year and it is believed by baseball lovers here that i, can defeat anything in the north. In the last T. months it has played . dozen games and won all of them but one. It's series of victories last year began with the defeat of the Juneau and Douglas teams ou the Fourth of July at Juneau. That double triumph was fol- lowed by the victory over the Third infantry regimental team, in what was probably the fastest game ever played ou the Skagway diamond, by the score of 3 to2. Later in the season 1t won two or three games from the team of the Third battalion of the Third intan- try. The last victory that it captured last year was when it defeated the Whitehorse team just after the latter, victory crowned, returned from Daw- son, where it had won from all the league teams of that city.
 This year, the Skagway boys have won four games and lost one. White horse was given the decision at the rapids city on Victoria day, but the honors were more than evened at the Skagway Fourth of July celebra ion, when two straight victories were taken. This record was smplifed by the dC feat of the Douglas team at it's home town July 4, and this week the team of the flagship Chicago went down before it, having been shut out without an option on a run at any stage of the seven innings.
 The Sksgwsy boys and their admir- CTS feel that this record gives them a pretty good claim to first place in the race for first honors among northern baseball players and that it is up to other claimants for honors to contest their right to the title on the diamond.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Fer Sale

Twelve-horse power Union gasoline engine. Good a new. Price, $500. Inquire ct Launch Union, Moore wharf.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Boys Loss Ball Game

The Douglas school boys, who were much provoked because the rain pre- vented them from eOntesting with the SkAgWAy team on the Fourth of July after the latter had defeated the senior Douglas nine were defeated at baseball by the seniors last Sunday by a score of I2to9.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Rslsisr Beer

Rainier beers by the dozen Sottles, S2 a, at the MsScOi saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Bsrasr Bay Min. Producing

Superintendent Hoggatt of the JuAlin Company, brought iu s4O,OOO in gold dust yesterday. This is the frs, cleanup of the season and 1t looks good. -Junean Dispatch.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Cass q Draper Invade Juneau

Case & Draper will establish a branch of their large photographic, photo grApher's supply and eurio business Gt Juneau. Mir. Case win go down to the Hub city tomorrow for that pur. poss. His family will remain At Skag- way for the present at least.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
SAMPLES OF 1906
 CALENDARS HERE

The Daily Alaskan has received a full line ot samples of 1906 calendars from the famous ], W, Butler Paper company, Of Chicago. They include the latest designs many Of which are works of art,
 Business men of fSkagvsy and Haines, who desire calanders for next year are invited to csll and make selections.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Pack Traiu Always Leads

The Pack Train saloon always leads. It carries only the best brands of whis' kies, wines, beers aud all the other goods to be had at a irst-class gentle mems resort. Of
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14

Get your Ice cream at Muir's
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
Kays Lost

Lcst-Sunday night or Monday morn. ing, a ring containing keys. Ot no use to anyone but owner. Finder please leave at Daily Alaskan office.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
skagway Laa ndry

For frst-clSss work try Sksgway Laundry. Twenty-Five wears experi- ence. Telephone go.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
e.. Your shoe. shin.a

An up-to-date bootblack stand at the Pack Train saloon. Patronize it and be neat. Only expert workmen. tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-14
rr..A orass. o,a.r., M.ir.

Delicious fresh orange cider ls placed on tap daily at MuirS, next to the post office, Try it
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25

Ii carefully COnS1dered. the project
of DIR. Brioso for doing away with the
cisterns of the city seems unnecessary
and much ado over nothing.
Because neither the local Health
Board has obligations to meddle in
those concerns, nor are the authorities
that have the above doctor under their
charge going to take into consideration
his recommendations when they are,
as in the present instance, without
reason and common sense.
We would not again mention so evi
dent an absurdity did not circumstan- =
ces make it necessary; and seeing we
are forced to give it further attention,
we wish to avail ourselves of the op-
portunity of speaking of highly i'm
portant matter whicA has direct con-
nection and intimate relation with the
project of the local health officer for
the radical and defnitive destruction
of the cisterns.
We allude to the problem of public
hygiene.
Since this principle. SO vital and
essential for health is invoked, it
is also necessary to invoke it as a
pretext for excusing alterations and
|stupidities; it is necessary that it should
be respected and not made use
of as bugaboo each time that
one Of those inexplicable persecu %
tions against property is attempted.
or as in the present case, against pu
bile property. 4.
Is it hygiene that is spoken Of, re-
peated with the monotony of ma
chine, and those exotic attributes
which are pretended to be fortunate
researches perhaps marvellous. due to
the inspiration and science which are
placed at the service of public good by
noisy pontiffs of bacteriology2
Well then, let them speak of that,
let them continue speaking, but let
them speak seriously.
Because it is ridiculous, it is laugh
able in the midst of natural and inev-
liable protests, that persons who ought
to be serious and circumspect, since
they cannot be wise nor talent ted, lend
themselves to inaugurate campaign
against the cisterns supposing that
each one of them is colony of mos
Fquitos, and they do not. nevertheless,
fix their attention on places SO really
dangerous and pestilent thl and SO fav-
orable to breeding contagion as are,
the swampy places around the San
Antonio bridge and those about Mira
flores.
Repeating phrase of the great at
torney, of expectation, Mr.. Sweet. to
whom we are indebted for the latest
mogrebino judicial reforms, we might
say to the one who has seen the mos
quitos in the cisterns and fails to see
them around the San Antonio bridge.
that he has seen 8 jfv on top Of tosser
6ut has not seen the t0aVe1 ITSELF
This phrase, which certainly is not
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
I'll Gear f1a conquistado
siz11patias
Los rusos quieren la guerra

Nueva York, viernes Cablegrafian de San
Petersburgo, que ell ultimo rasgo del Car ne,
gaudose con toda energia acceder las de-
mandas del Mikado ha hecho excelente i'm
preston en- ell amino p1blico. graDjeandole las
voluntades de muchos que estaban en- alberta
rebeldia.
Ell pueblo russo tambien esta dispuesto Sc
guir la guerra, antes que entregar al vencedor
la enOrme suma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Mo Sc pes.sanite la entrada
en- el Mar. Negro
Una nota al Jap6n

Nueva York, viernes-Un cabegrama re
cibido de Berlin dice que el Mikado ha sido ad-
vertido por los poderes. de que no Sc lie permit
"a la entrada en- e mar Negro los buques ja-
poneses.
La prohibition esta mantenida por las prin-
cipales potencias europeas.
Ell gobierno de Berlin Sc declara tambien
partidario de la intervenclon de los poderes en-
ell conflicto ruso-japones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
EDITORIAL

model of irony, was directed, If we
are not mistaken, at Mr. Post 1in one of
| those luminous and interminable de-
bates in the Executive Council, oeba-
tes whose accents and tones even yet
| live in echoes, or in memory.
And setting aside the ironies of Mr..
Sweet, which we have used in the
way of analogy in reference to the
proposition of Mr.. Gomez Brioso and
his wonderful project, it is indespen-
sable that the attention Of the govern
ment, seeing that for a long time it
has exercised that of the public, be
fixed on the great danger to which the
Capital of the island is exposed by
the existence of those miasmatic pla-
ces to which we have referred.
! 1t is clear that we would most please
the functionaries by mainta lining a
silence which they would Judge res
pectful and discreet upon matters and
questions that interest the people in
general; but, frankly. we are not here
to yield to those who have the oblig
alton and duty of serving us.
Let them do something, say some
thing that is not ordinary and trucu-
lent, and we will be among the first
toS accord appreciation to their acts;
but in 70 way must they look for or
hope for approval when they follow
the gideonic school epltomized in the
phrase of Mr.. Sweet, which constitu-
des one of the most happy exhibitions
of continental rhetoric We are not
able nor disposed to applaud that
strange view of things which Disco
vers the fly but tails to see the tower.
When some one recommends IN
a report, whether it be from the local
or the Superior Board of Health,
the disappearance Of the swamps on the
borders of the bay thus giving more
space to our harbor, and advises the
destruction of the swamp for hygie-
mic reasons and the planting of the
eucalyptus tree. or by some method
of equal beneficial results; when all
the precepls of M. Chartir relating
to such matters have been here com
piled with, then it would be ample til
me to think of the cisterns, should it be
demonstrated that it is necessary to do
away with them; that We have at least
two aqueducts with the proper filters
and we are given the positive certainty
and security of finding in some other
place and by other means the water
that we would not be able obtain from
the cisterns for the needs of the city
in times of emergency.
Let those vino have sent forth a
challenge of war against the mosq-
uito, desiring to destroy the pests by
dozens when they might annihilate
them in innumerable colonies by adopt
ing sane and sensible methods, lnedj-
tate on what we have said.
Today we do not speak in defence
of property. we defend hygiene and
the public health placed in jeopardy
and great danger.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Ewitando nn conflict0
Francia amenaZadOra

Nueva York, viernes-Para apoyar el ener-
qico ultimatur del gobierno frances, ha sail
do para las aguas de Marrueoos la escuadra
francesa.
Creese que ell Sultan dara la Gran Re-
p1blica las justas satisfacciones que demanda,
fin de que no lleve efecto su amenaza de
invadir el Imperio mogreb1no
Esta actitud de Francia ha causado gran
expectation en- Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
SRukbVrz q autM De lQuo Vsds!
CONDEN ADO

Un peri6dico frances dice 10 si-
guisnte:
Varsovia 18.-El gobernador ge-
neral Maximovitch ha condenado al
escritor polaco Henry Sienkiewick q
estar detepido en- su, propia casa por
tempo indehnido, por haber expresa-
do pdblicamente su protesta en- contra
de las escuelas rusas de Polonia. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
10 prissaero es Da
ine1enmi%aci6n de guerra
La base esencial rechaZada

Nueva York, viernes-Creese que en- vista
de la rotunda negative del Gar. va no han de
reunirse los comls onados ell sa bado, como es.
taba anunciadO.
Todo intento de arreglo es in1til, segi1n di-
cen los japoneses 81 Sc rechaza el pago de la
indemnizacion.
En- los circulos politicos militares de
Toxic, reina gran animation entusiasmo, con
motive del fracaso de la paz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Sepylelo Especial del BoIelIn MePcantn
GABEEGRAMAS.
"a impression EN- Europa
Sc aplaude la negativa del Gar

Nueva York, viernes.-La negativa del eza1
a las demandas del Japon. ha sido favorable
mente juzgada en- Europa.
Desde que fueron formuladas las bases
para la paz, creyeronse inadmisibles pero Sc
esperaba que en- el transcurso de las conteren
cias, los japoneses rebajarian sus amblcones,
siendo possible llegar a un acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
la impression dc
In m0ta Official
Otra veZ la intervention

Nueva York. vernes. En- los c1rculos anne
ricanos, aunque era esperado ell fracaso de las
conferencias ha causado inevitable impression la
energia negativa del imperio russo notihcada por
Ell n1nistro de Relaciones exteriOres.
Con este motive sc vuelve insinuar nue.
vamente la posibilidad de que sea inevitable la
intervention europea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Um ultirnatuar9 de FE'3ncla
Los franceses detenidOs :

Nueva York, viernes-Avisan de Paris que
ell gobierno frances ha enviado I'm ultimatum
al Sultan de Marruecos exigiendo la llbertad
de los nacionales franceses detenidos legal
mente por las autoridades nOgrebinas
La nota de Francia amenaza con bombar-
dear los puertos y ocupar e litoral de la costa
81 no Sc decreta la hbertad Immediate de los
franceses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Una up0ta del C0nde
Z h-andSu0rf
Nj dinero, nj tierras

Nveva York, jueves-Se ha recibido una
nota Official suscrita por ell conde Landsdorf,
min1stro de Relacones Exter1ores de Rusla'
diciendo que el Car Sc mega aceptar Ell pago
de la idemnizacion y la cesion de tierras al Mi
kado.
La nota es Official del goberno russo y esta
concebida en- terminus que no dejan lugar
dudas sobre Ell resultado de las cOnterenc1as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
MIR. Roosevelt
sigue interviniendo
No Sc da por vencido

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen las noticias de
origen Official que ell Presidente Roosevelt no Sc
resigna, con el fracaso de la paz Sc propone
intervenir con ell Gar. fin de que acceda al
negocio de la venta de la mitad de la isla
Sakgalin, que parece la clausula defendida con
mas empeno por los comisionados Japoneses
Dudase de la efcaca de esta intervention
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Roosevelt anetido
a Rsedent0ss
No Sc sabe como saldra

Nueva York, viernes-Los diarios afnes al
gobierno aplauden la intervention directa de
Mr. Roosevelt en- ell conficto actual esperanto
que ha de tener mas exito que las conferencias,
cuyo fracaso es a estas horas inevitable.
Esta opinion es considerable como de un
optimismo exagerado por la otra parte de la
prensa continental
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25
Una amenaza japonesa

. Paris 17.-''L' Echo de Paris" pu-
blica ell resultado de una entrevista
que tuvo uno de sus redactores en- un
diploma atico qu,en ha declar ado que 81
un tratado de paz no Sc consigue, ter
minando Ia guerra, ell Japon bombar-
deara los puertos rusos del Baltico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-25

Ell propietario de "El Cafl6n," Juan
Dfaz. ha fallecido repentinamente.
Juan Diaz era muy popular en- el
pueblo por sus jocosidades. Su muer-
te ha sido muy sentida. Deja una
viuda y dos hijos.
Corresponsal.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13
6bs Nebraska Independent
Letters From The People
~

ownership of all railroads, telegraph and tele
phone lines and municipal ownership of water
gas, street railways, etc.
TO accomplish this will require strong men
and an aroused public conscience, but | believe
when the American people come fully to under
slant the situation they will take hold of the
business and the lobbyist and corruponist of poll
tics will disappear from our legislatures and city
councils. The future of loved country, |
believe, holds out just two paths that may be
followed. One will lead to condition of affairs
in which an aristocracy of wealth will rule and
the rights of the masses will be trodden under
foot where the god of the people will be gold
and our boosted liberty will be farce. The other
will lead to a recognition of the brotherhood of
man, to equal opportunity in the of the earth,
to the overthrow of the political boss and hasten
the day for which mankind has been struggling
through all the ages, when under system of
government in which the individual will enjoy
the greatest measure of liberty and at the same
time have perfect equality of opportunity, when
the bountiful provision which the Almighty has
made for the welfare of people will be di-
verified into its proper channels, a. the conges-
ton of wealth in the hands of a few individuals
will cease. ! am glad that at this time men of
great minds, strong convictions and unfinching
purpose are working together to hasten this day.
J. w. JORDAN
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PAGE Z

with all the members Of our state committee. is
to have established at once in each neighborhood
in every county in Texas, a raying point for
true populiss and other reformers. IT, therefore.
there shall be only two of you in your school
district willing and ready to start the work July
Is. beg of you that the two OF you will sign
the enrolment paper sent to you and report to
me. one as the president, the other the secre-
tary of club in and for said district
That will be a good beginning and very
you will find that all the true popusts in the
district will join your club, and that many others
who are almost persuaded to become popusts
will also fall in line with you Do not hold back
on the plea that you are busy and have no time
to spare for such work God bless you! You are
not buster man than | am. yet | have found
or made the time since February Is to hunt up
some of our friends in each of 223 counties of
Texas, and | have through them secured the
names and postoffice addresses of populists in
each OF l,729 school districts of the state and
while doing this work | have also managed to
look after my own personal business and that
OF my clients. Under the circumstances, am l
asking too much of you that you will "get busy"
il your school district for the brief period
OF two weeks when so much depends on your
work? Let us all get down to business now
and secure at least 500 Old Guard clubs, and it
will mean 1000 more in response to Chairman
Eagers next call. If q few men secure
500 or even 100 clubs what will be the result when
all the members of the 500 clubs shall be at work
each in his country?
| have letters from some of our best work.
ers In th1rty-two states and two territories who
write me that the eyes of the populists of the
nation are on us here in Texas, and that if we
shall lead out strongly July d. It will mean a
national movement to be very, inaugurated,
that will every equity in the United States.
viii you each one, help to organize your home
club July Is? H. l.. BENTLEY
Pres. Texas Federation of Populist Clubs.
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Old Guard Club Work in Texas

Abilene, Texas, July Ito Texas Populists
Permit me to say few very earnest words to
you through the columns of this paper. July Is
has been fixed on by state chairman, Hon. J. l.
Eager, the day during which there is to be the
simultaneous organization of Old Guard Populist
clubs throughout the state. have sent out
ganization papers to 223 counties, to reach 1923
school districts. Already l in receipt of
received such papers, assuring of their will
ingness and intention to do each his best
to organize a club July Is in and for his home
school district
In a very few Instances the writer's have
said substantially, that "as there only two or
three of us here, I afraid to attempt to or
ganize club in and for this school district" To
such writer's have said what l wish particu-
larly to say to each of you, as follows: What
Chairman Eager and plan acting in cooperation
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-07-13
ABOUT THOSE SUBSCRIPTION CARDS

Last week we announced that we were pre-
pairing to send five subscription cards to every
reader of The Independent. Our office force is
now at work sending these cards out and no
doubt many have already received them. Those
who have not yet received them will get them as
soon as we can mail them. These cards may
be used any time between now and September I,
but we hope that everyone receiving them will
get thes five new subscribers right away and
send them in
We are making this offer only until Septem-
Der l. If you do not have the time yourself then
get some member of your family interested. Give
your boy or girl chance to make $500.
THE INDEPENDENT.
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Points Nations Way to Safety

south Omaha, July 5-To the Editor of The
IN mue2endent; have been interested reader of
me independent since you became it's editor and
wan! 10 congratulate you on the fight you are
,Io lor good government and purity in poll
10 IL seems to me that we should feel greatly
eS0uIa8ed with the situation at this time, fer out
VI an lhe agitation taking place all over the
oSouOry will certainly come better condition of
a. and the day of the CRATER and bride taker
IL political life will be past
l., our position on the pass question is abso-
Ietely correct, and we cannot expect lust legisla.
In on until the pass is eliminated This being true
i"@ser, believe that this :; only an incident
Tttlaole under the private ownership of public
mnat corporations, and in my opinion the fight
''' 'e "aged uncompromisingly for government