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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Charged to MaI Street

New York, June 4-The strike at the Green Consolidated mines at Fl Cananea, Mexico, which resulted in the slaughter of Americans, is said to be the result of a plan formed on Wal street to secure the property by forc- ing Green out. The Standard Oil Company is said to have a hand in the conspiracy. A Wall street group of copper spectators has been trying by every other means for two years to get Green out of the mines and are now charged with a plot which has re- suited in murder. The mines are esti- mated to hava a market value of 5000, ,OOO
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Oceanic Joins in Lockout

san Francisco. June S-The Oceanic Steamship Company today joined the Pacific Mail and the Pacific Coast Steamship Company in the lockout against the striking sailors and retired all iys coastwise vessels from service. X strike settlement seems 10 be far oh aS the steamship owners express the determination not to recede from the position which led to the strike,
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
CHAMBERLAIN TO
 STAY IN OFFICE
Democratic Governor of Oregon Reelected in Spite of
 State Politics.
nz Cable to The Daily eateway.

Portland, Ore, June 6-Enough re- turns have been received from the state election Monday to insure the election of Governor Chamberlain, Democrat, to succeed himself Jona, than Bourne, Republican, receives the popular indorsement for U. S. senator, which insures his election by the leg islature, which will have large Re publican majority. w. c. Hawley in the First district and w. R. Ellis in the Second are elected to congress, both Republicans. The entire Repub' lican state ticket is elected except governor.
 The woman suffrage amendment tc the state constitution is undoubtedly defeated.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Nelson and McCumber Agree To Talk Confirmation To Death
 Each Day.
WILL TAKE TURNS IN HAVING
This Will Hold Up Case and PreSi dent Will Make Another Ed-
 cation Appointment.
pH oasle to Tae paily eateway.

Washington, D. C., June Nelson and McCumber have agreed Co talk turn about every day until the end of the session whenever the nomination of Judge Wickersham comes up. Nelson is incensed a, the statement that he agreed with the president that he would quit fighting WickerSham it defeated in the judiciary committee,
 It is understood that the president will promptly give Judge Wicker sham a vacation appointment again as soon as the senate adiourus, ii contE- nation fails.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
NOME FREIGHT
 STILL PILES UP
Present Fleet Unable To Carry Goods Already Waiting
 Transportation.
By Gable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, June 6-More freight is now lying on Seattle docks than all the vessels in service can carry and the cargoes continue to pile up. The steamship companies are trying to charter more boats for special runs in order to clear up the congestion as the indications point to q continuance of the heavy freight offerings all through the season.
 The Oregon sailed last night for Nome with 400 passengers and all the freight she could carry.
 Shipments to Southeastern Alaska are also congested as the freight booked exceeds the capacity of the steamers on the run.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Gen. Miles Talks

Kansas City, Mo-, June 4-Gen. Miles, who is now in the city, said to- day when his attention was called to the alleged expose of packinghouse methods, that he had similar informa- tion in 1898 when he tried to induce an investigation by the government. He declares that not less than lOOOsoldiers were killed by embalmed beef in the Spanish war, and expresses the belief that many thousands of civilians are annually brought to death from the same cause.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
WILL GROW IN ALASKA
Prof. Georgeson Gives List of Garden
 Plants Which Thrive

In bulletin by Prof Georgeson. superintendent of Alaska agricultural experiment stations, is given the fol- lowing list of garden vegetables which thrive in the territory:
 Group l-Radish, mustard, turnips, kale, lettuce, orach. These can be grown throughout the whole coast region and in the interior northward of the Arctic circle, nearly to the Arc tic ocean, in favorable seasons and in picked localities.
 Group 2-Carrots, parsnips, parsley, peas, cress, cabbage, cauliaower, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kohl-rabi, spinach, onions, endive, leek, beetS, potatoes, rhubarb, and among the herbs, caraway, catnip, marigold, mint, sage, thyme. These can be grown everywhere in the coast region in Alaska, and in the interior nearly to the Arctic circle if the gardens are selected with due reference to shelter and exposure to the sun.
 Group 3-Asparagus, beans, celery, cucumber, squash, salsify. These can be grown in favorable seasons if planted in warm spots and given the proper care and protection.
 John Dubreuil came home on the Santa Clara after an absence of Sever- al weeks in Seattle
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
STEAMER BERTHA
 COMES AND GOES
Steamer Brings Sixty seven PaSSen= gers, Including LabOrerS for
 the Railroad

Steamer Bertha arrived in Seward Wednesday morning and sailed soon afterward for Seldovia, returning yes terday afternoon. She sailed for Seattle last night at F o'clock. She brought thirty-one cabin and thirty six steerage passengers and a small freight cargo to Seward The second class passengers were laborers for the Alaska Central.
 The Bertha had trouble in dis charging her cargo at Seldovia and this was the cause of her delay in re- turning. The Neptune was the only boat at Seldovia when she left.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
MEXICANS KILL
 AS AMERICANS
Strikers in Green Copper Mines Slaughter Foreman and
 Foreign EmplOyeS.
By cablo Go me Daily Gateway.

Naco. June , - Striking Mexican miners in the Green Consolidated Cop per Mining Company's mines at La Cananea yesterday attacked and killed thelr foreman and forty-ive American miners. Col Green escaped. Troops were called for but the strikers are now burning the town and riotins at will.
 The Mexicans declare that no Amer jeans will be permitted to work in the mines until the wages asked for by the former are granted Nothing can be done until the Mexican authorities suppress the strikers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
STEAMER TOLEDO CALLS
Brings Railroad Engineers from Inlet
 and Goes to Orca

Steamer Toledo arrived in port last Monday and sailed next day for Orca. She brought fifteen passengers to Seward. Engineer J. F. Blakely and party, who have been surveying a preliminary line for the Alaska Gen. tral up the Susitna, came on the steamer-thirteen men. A.F. Warner and F. $. Williamson, inspectors of '. $. surveys. who have been working around Keuai, also came in.
 The Toledo returned Thursday from Eyak and sailed yesterday afternoon for Seldoyia and Inlet ports. She took a small number of passengers and some freight for the interior.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Seattle Not Affected

Seattle, June : The sailors strike and shippers lockout at san Francisco has not. affected the steamship busi- ness here yet except that no freight is coming from the south and this will cause some embarrassment 10 consum- CTS and the business houses which sup ply them with California products. Local shipping men say they hope for a speedy settlement
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
More Clerks for Nome Post Office

Seattle, June S-The Seattle cham Der of commerce today wired the pos tai department at Washington urging the immediate allowance of additional clerks in the Nome post office. The present force will be totally unable to handle the enormous quantities of mail now going to that city.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Not Carrying Nome Mail

Seattle, June 5-No Nome mail will leave here until June l9, when bids for carrying it during the season will be opened. unless the local chamber of commerce succeeds in inducing the government to make a special ship ment. The postal department refuses to ship mail at s cents pound, the price demanded by the steamship companies.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
nu cnsle to rne pally ea.eway.

Washington, D. C., June 5-The government commission which has been investigating the meat packing, houses in submitting its report says that conditions in them are revolting and that it is imperative that they be changed immediately in the interest of health and decency
 The report signed by Commissioners Reynolds and Neill states that germs are shoveled up with meats for can ming: that tuberculosis approximations are on the floors of the packinghouses and that the germs are undoubtedly over the meats everywhere.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
STRIKE TIES UP
 MANY VESSELS
San Francisco Steamship Own' CTS Declare Lockout Against
 Sailors.
Bv cnble to Ind paily aateway.

san Francisco, June 7-Steamshlp companies today declared lockout on account of the sailors strike. All steamers are refusing freight, steve dores were discharged and idle vessels tied up at Oakland.
 The Pacific Mail and the Pacific Coast Steamship Company will refuse to accept freight until the difficulty is settled. They are making no ship ments north and it is expected that the tie-up will involve the whole Pa cifc coast and continue until non-union men arrive to take the places of the strikers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
onnoses Sale of Alaska Cable

The local chamber of commerce at it's last meeting passed a resolution op- posing the sale of the Alaska cable to private ownership. It is declared Chat the government ownership is satisfac- tory and that a change is nc desirable.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Packers Deny Charges

Chicago, June 5 Eight leading Chicago packers issued a signed state ment today denying the charges that they embalm and sell spoiled meat and that unsanitary conditions exist in the packinghouses. They claim that they lose millions of dollars every year in animals thrown out because they are unfit for food.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Watson to Sail for Nome

Seattle, June & Steamer Watson arrived from San Francisco yesterday and will sail for Nome next Sunday. Every boat clearing for Alaska is loaded to full capacity and leaves freight behind. The Dirigo and Spo- kane sailed last night for Skagway. Most of their passengers and freight were for the Panama and Dawson.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Steamer Senator Sails

Seattle, June , - Steamer Senator sailed for Nome at noon today with 300 passengers, the first of the big boats to depart this season. The Mackinaw will sail for St. Michael to- morrow with freight for Fairbanks only. She will carry no passengers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Armour Says Agitation Hurts

Kansas City, Mo-, June 7-Charles Armour says the agitation against the beef trust has already caused loss of $l5O, ,OOO.OOO in the export trade, and that it will require years to put the foreign business back to where it was.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Provides for Meat Inspection

Seattle, June An ordinance will be introduced in the city council re- quiring the inspection of all cattle on arrival, and also providing for the labelling of meats when passed by the city meat inspectors.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
EmbaIm Spoiled Heats

Chicago, June 4 Herman Hirsh- auer, foreign representative of Swift X Company, packers of this city, eN- poses the custom of the Chicago pack CTS in dfsposing of spoiled meat. He says they use rosin to restore the color of putrid carcasses which are then
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Another Session on wickersham

Washington, D. C.. June . The senate spent another two hours in exc cutive session on the confirmation of Judge WickerSham yesterday after noon withoutresuly and the matterwt,l be taken up again Monday. Nelson and NcCmber continued the fight.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Elected Sheriff by 5 Votes

Portland, June 7-Complete returns show that Stevens, Republican, is elected sheriff by plurality of } votes over Word, Democrat, the pres ent incumbent. Early returns indi- cated the reelection of Word.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Troops Fight With Strikers

EI Paso, Tex, June 4-In a battle between Mexican troops and the strikers at the Fl Can&nea mines yes terday five strikers were killed and fourteen wounded. All iS quiet now and the strikers are keeping out of sight. Women are guarding the home of Col. Green, who is absent,
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
SAY PACKINGHOUSES
 ARE FULL OF FILTH
Government Commissioners Appointed To lnyGS- tigat0 Conditions Report Methods Are in ROYOting Violation of Laws
 of Health and DOCGnCy.

sold as sound meat to the public at large.
 The statement of Hirschauer at tracted wide attention instantly and steps will be taken in congress to have an investigation instituted to inspect the packing plants and their methods of handling meat.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Prospectors Line Rivers

Members of the Blakely party of railroad engineers who came in Sun day report that prospectorS are steadi- fly stringing along the rivers, going into the Yentna and upper Susitna. A score or more went up the SuSitna above the Forks, behind the Blakely party last January, and as the engi- neers came down last month they met men going up.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
shelikoff Comes to Cable

The cannery steamer ShelikoF came in from Uyak Sunday afternoon to cable to Seattle. She remained only a short time.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09
Olympia Sails for Nome

Seattle, June 5-Steamship Olympia sailed for Nome last night with 900 passengers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

It is stated that large majority oi the German settlers in Argentina are from the United States.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

Harps have been discovered in Egyptian tombs, the strings of which, in several instances, were intact and gave forth distinct sounds after an es- timated silence of 5000 years.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

The Mexican sugar market is re. ported to be glutted.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

It is claimed that Mir, Bryan has an- nounced his willingness to take the Democratic presidential nomination.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-09

John Dubreuil came home on the Santa Clara after an absence of Sever- al weeks in Seattle.
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The Oakes times., 1906-06-07
NEW SERVICE ON N. p.
Again Makes oakes Division Point and We de,
Eight Trains Daily.

Eight Trains Daily.
The Northern Pacific will made a
complete change on its train schedule
running into Oakes, commencing on
next Sunday, June 10th. A passenger
train will be put on between Oakes and
Staples, the train arriving at 500 in
the evening, remaining here over night,
and leaving for Staples at 5:45 in the
morning. The freight on this branch
will arrive at z in the evening and leave
at 6 in the morning.
On the James River branch the pas
senger will leave for jamestown at 2:3O
p. m. and arrive in Oakes at 1:3O p. m.
The freight will arrive at 1:25 p. m.
and leave at 2:3O a. m. This will give
Oakes eight trains daily on the N. p,
and will be the headquarters for the
train crews over night.
Agent Kartes says: 1.-THE change
has been made because fundamentally
the daylight service takes the best care
of the business, especially so in this
case as Nos. 9 and 10 will connect at
Staples at noon, instead of midnight as
now, with trains Nos. and z for the
west, No. 6 for the east and Nos. IL
and IL to and from Duluth and the M.
l. Railway. The service will be daily"
For complete time card see another
column of this issue.
The Oakes times., 1906-06-07
Coming!

Public notice is hereby given to the
business men and citizens of Oakes
that under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen oi America, the Great T.. l.
Cash Carnival and Attraction Company
of St. Paul, have been engaged to give
street carnival in Oakes for five days
from June 26th to Both inclusive.
This company comes we'll recon-
mended and it's entertainments are
positively of moral character. Each
day two free street performances will
be given and at least two grand balloon
ascensions during it's stay. The free
performances consist of High Dive,
Bicycle Jump the Gap, Double Aerial
Bar Acts, Comedy Revolving Ladder
and Acrobatic Acts. The committee
will take every possible measure to
insure clean and moral engagement.
The following firms have shown their
willingness and have contributed to the
financial end: First National Bank,
Oakes National Bank, Fenton & Brown,
w. D. Huffman, C. M. Stevens, o. H.
Severson, w. T. Brown, Ramharter,
S. Friedman, H. j.. johnson, Root &
Ladd, Klein & Sutmar, P. O. Kolter-
mann, ]. Straub, j. schill, A. Fordyce,
S. L. Harris, Moore Bros, P. ].
O'Neill, John Mcdonald, w. H. Marsh
& Co., Alex. R. Wright, and it is hoped
any and all not on the list will make
contributions to F. L. Ramharter as
soon as possible, as owing to this
papers issue, the committee has not
had time to call on all.
M. w. A. Committee.
The Oakes times., 1906-06-07
Sunday School Convention

The nineteenth annual convention of
the Dickey County Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held in the Baptist church
at Glendale, N. D., on Saturday and
Sunday, June and 10. The following
is the program:
Saturday Forenoon
1000 Call to Order
Devotional l................Rev. Wi lliams
Assignment of Delegates
Noon Recess
Saturday Afternoon, 1870
kddless sss seaY'Ss Of Welcome Geo a:T f. Msbb MedS
Junior Dept. Led by Mrs. S. P. johnson
Election of Officers
Pledges for County and State Work
Adjournment
SOCIAL HOUR
Saturday Evening, 1880
Child Study Formation Period :. ;...... @
r.:;;.:..,....,., -. Mrs s. p. johnson
Child Study Adolescent Period gS a,;:;
Solo :::: Stella liam Tho%psoa 9reps5a
announcements ' '''fS'''
BENED1cTION
Sunday Morning
$3.50 Conservation Meeting
Teacher in Service. Mrs E. G. Barnes
Privileges and Possibilities of Superin.
tendent and Teachers rs................
:. Mrs. E. P. Crocker and MIR. Pierce
Duties of Parents to the Sunday School.
.:.............. Rev. Clara Babcock
Duties Of Professional and Business Men
s.:.;.: Chas. Hub bbell and Y. 4. CALDWELL
Sunday School Lesson, "Peter's Great
Confession" Matt. 16: 1928 ..........
.... Mr.. John Orchard and Mrs. johnson
Sunday Afternoon, 2:3O
Devotional. Rev. X. T. Fulton
Essentials in Primary Mrs. S. p johnson
Organizing Mission Sunday Schools.
........................... IS. B. Doty
Sunday Evening, 1880
Solo.................S Stella Thompson
Address Pres. W. NJ. Kern
Music
BENEDICTION
The Oakes times., 1906-06-07
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