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The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
for Additional EntrI
 Under Section 2306 Revised Statutes
U. S. Land Office at Juneau, flask,

l- D. LAuN S4AANC eS v NAS slti -AtSS"i .,,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NORTH. WESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY, Assignee of Mary Belle Ssekett, being entitled to the OI the United States granting additional land 10 soldiers and sailors who served in the War oi the Rebellion, does hereby apply to enter the land embraced in U. s. Survey No. 65I, situated ut the head and ou the Northernly shore of Chi. kOot Inlet, Alaska, more particularly descFlOeu as follows
 Beginning at point at ordinary high water mark on North shore of ChilEOOt Inlet, granite powder 4ylIs feet showing feet above ground with at corner point and marked Beg. Cor No $. 6sI.' whence Smoke Stack Of Leonard s Cannery bears $, S6 degrees GO minutes E. about Sh miles. Point Reegan bears $. 4S degrees I4 minutes E. about 4 miles; thence meGndering high water mark Chilkoot Inlet, lst course ;. Ie degrees % mln' utes " 3 % chs. 2nd course. North so degrees Os minutes W 800 chs. to point from Whlch $. F. Cor. of main cannery building bears s. 5 degrees F minutes W. ard course, $. Ii degrees II minutes W. 100 chs 4th course, $. 69 degrees 3 minutes W. chs. Sth course $, T degrees 46 minutes W. 800 chs. 9th course N. 72degreeS s2 minutes W. 300 chs. to Cor. NO.2 at ordinary high water mark from which kcegun Point bears S 15 degrees 10 minutes E. about 45s miles smoke stack of Leonard Cannery OeaTS s. Sg degrees 24 minutes E, about SA miles thence N degrees minutes W. 7.5O chs. to Cor No a granite rock 2OX6xS ins. Is ins, m ground marked S. 654 Cor No. 2, thence N. s degrees minutes E. lS, 70 Chs lO CoT NJ 4' grSnite rock marked s. 654 Cor. No. thence $. degrees minutes F.. 7.5O chs. L Cor No. |. the place of beginning Area l6li acres. Magnetic variation st all corners Sl de- Original homestead entry on the W. 34,Ot s. .W.A, and Lot 4 of Sec. 10, Twp. l36 N. Of R. 43 W. 5th p. NJ. Minnesota, which she entered August l6th 1878 her homestead No. 265O at Fergus Falls MInn., F. C. 226S,
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of the above described tract Oi land are required to file wi h the Register and ReGelyeF their adverse claim thereto under oath during the period of publication, or within 90 days thereafter, or they will be barred by provisions of the statute. - .,,,, ,.,,
 NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES COMPANY
 Assignee of Mary Belle SRcEet. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the foregoing Notice be published in the Daily Alaskan print ed at SEagway, Alaska, for the statutory period.
 JOHN ". DUDLEY,
 Register.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
GOV. swINEFoRD TO RE-ENTER
 JOURNALISM

Word comes from Ketchtkan that Gov. swinstord has organized com pAny to start 8 paper at that place. The gain will be for all Alaska. There ls not in this district an editorial writer As able or versatile ss the "Old Cover nor" He is 8 powerful tribune of the people, and there will be rejoicing that his pen iS to be provided with vehicle through which to labor in their cause.
 The lppeSrSuce of newspaper at Ketehiksn, devoted to the cause Of American principles of govsrnu sz' and trusly representative of the A ssksn people will be awaited with greater impatIsnce now that it is known that Gov. Swineford is to be it's head. That Is A guarantee that 1t will not be fac tIonsl, sectional or partisan. It is also A guarantee that it will succeed.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
H. D. ClArk's Ranch

Home grown gold coin potatoes, S2.25 per 100 pounds. Phone l3l.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
A REMINDER
Don't Forget That Christmas
 Is Coming

Do you know that Christmas IS only & few weeks of? You probably had not thought much about it yet, but 1t will not be long before you will think about iv a whole lot, maybe lie awake nights trying to think what she, or he, would like for Christmes. Let Us help you this year the same as We have always helped you before. Our stock of holl- day goods will be more comprehensive than ever before, and that IS saying 8 good deal. Good judgement and care tul consideration was never expended to better advantage than In the selec- tion of this years stock.
 Remember, we ask no one to buy on the strength of our advertisement. We only ask you to come on our represen. tation.
 The quality and price on what we offer this season will appeal to your own judgement and sell the goods.
 P. r.. KERN,
 Goldsmith and Silversmith.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

Goldsmith and SlI7ersmith,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

It has been suggested that the re- publicAns will be forced to renominate Roosevelt if the democrats nominate Bryan, ss the only way Of saving them selves. It is also suggested that Bryan will get the democratic nomination Ii be wants it. Also that Hearst will be the candidate of his independence league whether he gets the democratic nomination or not. This chain of sug- gsStions suggests that in case sll are made good and the candidates shall be Roosevelt, Bryan land Hearst, that the platforms will be radical, more radics and most radical.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

One can very well imagine those eastern corporation democrats using Bryan with whom to kill Hearst and then dsserting Bryan and electing the republican candidate, and 1t does not strain the imagination very hutch either. They used Parker two years ago for the purpose of I"killIng" Bryan and then they gave their money to the republican campaign fund and voted for Roosevelt. But Bryan did not stay killed, and Roosevelt was discovered not to be put"
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reads an endorsement for sslt.goYernment Into Gov. Hoggatt's Ketchiksn speech
 and then says nice things of it. In fact the lack of 8 declaration for home-rule and 2 very imperfect estimate of the gold out put for the year are all that prevented the speech from being all the Post-Intelligencer has claimed for
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
ELKS WILL GIVE
 WINTER DANCES

The Skagway Elks have decided to give & series of dances this winter. One will take place each month. The first will be one week from tonight. Invitations for the series of dances will be issued in the near future. The dances will be under the direction ot the Elks' Club.
 Two weeks from tonight the Elks will give & smoker at their club rooms. It will be for members of the order.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
TELLS IT BOnaparte Speaks for Pres
 ident Roosevelt

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 2-Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte spoke here on the political issues last night and explain ed the position of President Roosevelt on the trusts. He said the president wants a square deal for everybody whether pig, lion or man. He simply asks the aid of congress and the courts to keep corporation wealth in subjec- tiou to the law.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

The New York Methodists have taken 8 stand sgsins: divorce. The conference of that state has prohibited ministers of the denomination from officiating at s marriage ceremony where one or both of the parties are divorrad
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

Coy. Hoggatt'S Thanksgiveng proc lsmatlou affords pleasing contrast to some of the tiresoue ones that have preceded it from the executive office of Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

W. W. Boughton has received con- signment of Marguerite Havana Cigars. If you want a good sweeLIIsmoke call for them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock of liquid re- treatments, the Seattle Saloon leads them sll. The famous Seattle Rainier beer always on tap.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-02

New Furs, new G. D. Corsets, new Dress Goods, and new Tailored Waists and Skirts at Harrisons'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

nrppe altio @agt operfpr Oen, Der
hanoIeoe / Ianielig Opbioielie. Dog
bar Der bel not ct ~oporagenoe ITO
ment BERT. at man uioite, at Ser til
RISE T~orbrpoelfer bar tnpttet en-
iprlig itrens Straf. 9erpeo inos
.6~anteoes oet I 9epiOftbeoen. at
.>isie 6%orbrpoeier oar ierlis lem.
me. Spgelige perperie Snnipioer,
Tom itaoig falot tilbaae til 5or-
.brDoeliert, buroe unoer ale Omitans
Niqbeoer uitaoeliagsres for beitans
biqt eller iaa lange De par farlige,
= bpiltet / Reglen piloe iige for
beitanoigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

Der er piit nnieepel noeet bad
ptnot for SamfunOet i at biGlpe
arbsiostlasien til at ip9Iee ! 9aierif
I'll, oa iaa for be Qsnge. oe betaler
fer bette 81, itabe Dem et 5prlpitel=
ieslteo = til 9ris for 9elesreren =
glbrnageren! @i Iafer oog lan5t
belere ON 4fholosbep9eelfens 5rsms
gang oerbjsmme. Zen bi9Iper til
at brin1e Stenbeoen inc | oe enteltt
@jem. 0ft. REQ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

oeIer Ser. 9ebl." iplgenoe entelts
heoer:
Ere unss Damer, sritrene Ron=
|cp % Clara eiitrup, % SRI. Sans
fine qsterisn. opbolOt ie pso Mioz
~oosstioe peo Reobebo 9olt. De bar
|oo / Sslifdb meo en- Qsiiitent 9(ue.
0olm. Tom er anIat | p0anf Reiies
bureau.
@eiret BAR parmt, os De TT emit
til at gaa / 9anoet.
0et bIep od orNnet iauleoes, at
9amerns Git uo pua oen enc SIDE
al ef lille arat. 6olm ppaa Den
onoen She.
Noget sftsr at !0olm ear fommen
al 9sjet os no / @anOet, bsrte ban
|lnftiae 5bir. iom f%orfpnote. al M
bar BE unoe qi9er Osiaa tOmmen
iao bi6t.
Saa pluofelig Bier ait title.
5orfrattet ilebe ban til, dnenoe,
at Der bar itet en- lllhtte, % oespGrs
re bar set iaa.
Snasn at 0nmerns bar til at e
Refolut taite6e ban ia podnh
9anoet pg fpemmeOe no. RoeIe aIen
fra 9ano bliper Ssen plu6felia me-
get onb. Der iad ban oe 10 itoa mere
paa gunben : 5rf. peterien %
Den aloiie 5rf. giftrup : itiffen0s
fat / Muooerst. 6an optfer, faar
fat / oen enss 6adr. traffer benos
op % Tpemmer inS meo bsnoe. saa
no i9en % inc meo ben anoen.
SiIilenbs tog fig al Dem pe if
Dem talot til eipe, meoens ben
t9tts. unge Mano Tprmmer no for
treble Sang.
Wlen ban maa laneere no. iii
Tioft fnoer ban Sen anoen SRI. 81
itrup, itaaenoe paa 8unoen - meo
Z qlen 9ano oper s6opsoet.
Son obtter og ontter. Gnoelis
fnar ban bsnoe op. Nlen bun er orc.
San Tiger belle gsien mo at bOIoe
henoes !6opso ooer gdnoet - men
2ipet er for l9n9it %ubilutt.
Zen unee 6elt er fun Is adr.
Wlen ban far niit, at ban er en-
Mano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

Soroef9ro. uniperiitetsbo9=
bauoler g. 6. 6. @ao ioroeoes sen
SUM peo Miooagstio ira Dor
|5rue airte.
paa 8adren bar benlagt ii9nereoc
81 omiteroetoratipner fra u~niperii=
tetet, 9anf gosbanolerforening,
|Iorit notwithstanding, goshonos
|lerflubben, 9anit qrpOinsbo9bano-
lerforening, Sortimentsboebanolsr
foremngen, Observation-Disclosures
mes Notwithstanding. Sournaliitfors
eningen, De foreneoe gapirfabrifs
fer, Bog og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6j9lpeforenine, uOpoIaet for Sol
teoplnsningsns 6remme. GIius : airs
tens apmitee. 9erionaIet i 9. 6.
Is. 9dos Observation-Disclosures oa
goitaoresiebogsn for aongeriaet
|8anmart.
agl. aonfesiiOnarius Qauai ORA
leoe / I'm Gale peO Den afOpOes be-
tDoningsfuloe 9ipsgernin9. Der
bar Dem, for bpem at fpruo bar lagi
til 9ette, iaa De fun bebspeoe at 9ao
ino / en- goot be9pnot @ernins, men
anore bar iom 9pbp9gerne, Der ielr
maatte rnooe osres glart. 9ao bar
en- al oisie iioite. 9eO n~o9OIosnheo,
9psois9eo Os Gnersi nadsos ban
|frem / fprfte 8Gtte blanot fine
Stanosfalsr, pg ban iua, bOorleoes
|Ssnnerne fortiatte bans 9ernine.
9erfor par bans aip, ON ban END
bopoe bait line Spreer, ct IDtteliet
laip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

st mutt 5rat. 6or ca. %
Gar iioen laa en- uns Mano ips !
9jsrrine. Oa ou ban ineen Slaets
hinge eler genner- bapoe, fomIeoe
en- Del 9e6oere 400 ar., for
hpilten Gum ban III fit Selbrso iils
bage. Derpaa rejite ben unge Mano
til en- dnoen gp, bppr ban tjents fe
go6t OBJ.
GU - % Mdr efter - bar | sSsls
ee nNal6. Qmtstio." ban % 9uitru
ffantet 1850 ar. til gobe Gormaal
i 6jsrrine gp, hpilfet netop er Den
mootdqne Sum meb Henter % Ren.
tiers Henfe. 1000 Str. oberlaoes
|9eftprelfen for be fattiees aosie
|5isrrine til Stiftelfe af ct 2eeal
til Sb9ebjalp. De spriee pense Pa,
BEN anonbme giper obereibet Reo
|garlfen til at ffarte en- Nf6sfing al
Bolfeforeninsen nGpo6e 9srns
gel" for oe til at bjrTpe benne Gors
|ening ODER Be fsrffe 9onffelisbeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13
Gt Sfpnbeoens 6jem.
Inn 9arlsbsr9 9lpptptbet.

bergs .9l9ptotbets auppelbpgning
meo 9~interbepen og Den npe Big
ming til Qntitiamlingerne UNDER
tor opjtioelig9eo. 6oruOen mango
anore al 6opeoitaoens Rotabilitetsr
bar aongsn og Dronningen ttai9e
meo flere at aongefamilien til Ste,
De. Or. Carl Socobien bolot Snos
pieliestdlen, 6pori ban 81. a.. idgoc:
Gnbper, iom bar pGret | Bdtls
tanet, bar fornummet BEN pelgerenoe
lTelelie, naar man er tommen bdlo-
pejs igennem Sdmlingen, od at
TONNE no / gelpeoeregaaroen os
6pile liot peo Sp~rinopanoet. inoen
man taser fat isen. Oct er lille en-
6bers Sag at eaa | timepis og Il
paa aunItp9rfer uoen at trGttes
0erpeo.
Sea ff od Sheen til oenne Dim
terbape. Den ffal ferit o9 frsmmel Il
here en- Spileplaos imelem De to
5amlinger, men Ben Itul tili9e giDe
9lnptotbetet en- eienoommelig aas
Mrafter. Oct er altio tiltaIen0e at
lie noget, iom life finoes andre Stes
Der. Oct 69neer Iammen meo oct,
lea iaooe fer. Den ffal 6orttase Oct
Imuiaumsagtige, iom, troos dle mine
geItrabelier for at frigpre mig Der
for, life BELT bar funnel unogads.
Del er oerfor, jes bar falot Sdm=
lingen Glnptotbet for at beiegne, al
Get life ifal b9re ct Wuium al cen
alminoeliee 4rt.
Men enoelig ital 9inter6dpeu
aerne bragg 5olf til 0lnptotbetst
'I0i DANTE bar meget mere 5oritanf
paa glomiter emo pda 3unitp9rtet,
% jeg t9nter mig, at bet 0renns
ON 9interen fan bragg golf berino.
% ndar De oa Ter pdd pdlmerne.
'lfaloer Der maaite ogida en- 5dnt'
Ilaf til Statuerne.
&f en- geifripelie al Rp Gdrls
6eras @l1ptotbet ifal Ri meoosle::
&~o6enbapn bar fact en- M &c
t p1roigbeo al bsj Rang. ct aunitens
r 5jem, Der bill p9tte Opm9rtiomhef
lonat no oper 9anoets 9r9nfer.
: I9isie beie, lpis Sale meo De toit-
bare MofaitgulDe og meo Goftsoe-
~torationernes .pefslenoe glomitermo:
: tiper banner en- pragtfulo Hamm.
J ON De p9roifuloe Np Garlsbergitt
Samlinger, Der MI ale er initaQereot
I her. BRET betdgenoe oirter Den itraaa
lenoe 8inter6dpe UNDER ben hgjt
! auppel, og Den fornemme romerItt
sIJeitfdl meo Marmorisjlerne, Wo-
: iaifbasfinet pg De marmorflaott
gegge. Me1em oisie TO imponerenot
er Der oper en- portal anbrasi
4lfenne Snoitrift:
l2iot Oct fun baaoer, at Meiteren gu.
let %opbpgger,
Bigger ej 6errsn meo bam og oet5
4 @runoDolo betrpgger.
Menneffets 5oab,
6erer ej 6erren bans Haab.
|8liper til flpgtige Sfpgger.
ginterbdben og ben romerife Jef'
fal, - bet CT Hum, Der fbl6er Gin
BET meo en- feitlig lps Stemning ot
hsjtiosfulo geunbring. Men bber
entelt at De mango minore SaIe bal
lin iaregne Sfsnbeo, og Der ct e
Mploer at Detailfer, fom man fs,f
fulotuo tiIesner fig sennem lang
'l5i6s Jorbbbslfe os Beftuen.
], 5 anleoning at Snopielfen bal
,lDr. Carl Sacobfen I ct ftatelig'
,lgnrf felD ffilbret Np Garlsber:
] glnptotbefs 1ilbliplfe.
8i bill langt fra n1gte getD6ntn'
gen at ct faa6ant .Gfsnbeoenl
sl6jem" for 2~pbenbapns gefolfnina
berer life bill pi unoerpuroere Or
,lGarl Sucobfens fna obstige og TIL
: f~pneldoenoe ue~gennpttiee HefrabeI
fer. UQtn bi ian life ld6e bare a
fcnie pdd, at bet belle ct tjeni sci
{ bans s8aierF or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

Slaeininge og Meolemmer al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qerionoIe
Ear aiiten no. Den fsrtes til Us
|iitens a~irteoaaro.
rniperiitetsboebanoler Gao. Der
par Sen at g. SIR. 9. SAB. giitob
oper 2oaano : Jaliisr Stiff, oeOe
Den u. SUM 70 qar snmmel. 5
qnleonins at bans 0eo ftriper
SIR. 99bl.":
s gogbanoler 9ao bar Den oanite
8ogbanoleritano miitet en- al fine
yeteroner. en- Mano, Der bar inos
lloet fig fore 5prtjeneitsr al oanii
9ogbanoels uopitling. 6an bar
tioragst til at holoe De gpOe 3ra0is
lmtioner / 6Gpb og oerpeo oannet en-
eapnlig Moop9ot moo 3enOenier
i Retning at at gre Jorlaespirfs
l~irmheoen til en- Slass Gngrosforr
refining.
1pr oen iensre 5ios 9eofommens
De beheber mo Blot at benpiie I'll
ct Bert ipm Srap: ,9anmart" for
lat iinoe gfssmpel paa. bporleoes
ban bar reoe til at ORE enooe betnoss
lige GUNNER for at tilpejebringe
noget baaoe / p~ioenitabelig og tunitz
merritt 6enieenbe pppsrIigt pe IL
9els eneitaaenoe.
Men bette Bert er fun et sntelt
|af De mango betpbelise. Der ! Der
IRatfe at Qar, llniperiiieis bogbanOs
Ter SAD bar orspet Jorfdespirtfoms
|beo. er ubfommet UNDER bans Nu>
lfpicier.
0i bebeper Blot at pess paa De
mango, iarlie ~jurfoiite. floiofite
|ce tsologiife 9arter. iom {. Gts.
|8iffop Marteniens Gtif Oe Dogma
tit, Der er uosaaet fra bette Jorlag.
Men foruben at bore 5orlaggcr
flor en- itor Del af ben oanIte hi.
oenifabeliee 2itteratur, Der / Oper
en- Menneitealoer bar tat onbs Spor
| bort Qan6slib. bar oen afos6e in6.
|ldst fig farlia 5%ortjsneite bsb i'm
9irtfombeb for uobreoelfsn at nprii
log fDenf 2itteratur 6er / 9anmdrt,
len girtfombeo, Der FOREIGNER fad
meget mere paoifsnnslis, iom oen
nappe bar baret ben authenticate.
Den tore anfeslie, ban nso faa.
pel blan6t GasfalIsr fom I pi6ers
areofe, ffaHebe BAN hurtiet en- Hot.
lie si[Ii6sbperb, fom ban ubfsrts
,meo ben ftsrffs Sambittia6eosfulb
6eo. Sra Nbtddr 1856 bar bar
|uosibet .Oanff goeforfesnelie", fpm
ban alt bdpoe reoigeref fra 1851.
On Self. u1bffe gsrpm
Sfrhae ben II. SUM- bruf.
rtos esrom Cd en- rnc. 22>oaric
pige, Jrt. ejifrup. Datter af sr
Sfraooermeffer ejirup, Tom BOZ
paa gerneoamspej Hr. II. asb.n.
Dam.
DIN oenne fsreeliee lllpffs meb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13
SeuIntts

Seufptte. Cite Uaano
orufneoe. 3rsmaitet Sfonneri
Bertha" al Gsbjera, aaptajn Rot
bolm, paa 8ejie ira Rio De Sdneiro
til Samburg, sr Den 20. SUM / Ror'
beoen at Soutb Gopopin toliosrsi
meo 0ampitibet ~4merican" al
aottsroom.
Bertha" ianf umi0oelbart eftst
|Sdmmeniteoet.
@f geiatninesn reooe0es fun aap+
fujnens Sen, qeter Rerbolm; Il
spriae cite Mano antooes at p9r'
erufneoe.
n4mericon~ tog ingen Staoe 70
furtiatie Reiien til Nefp gorf.
uoenriesminiiterist meooeler: 9eo.
|tsrenoe Sfpnnerien sgertha"s 5or.
liz i~elearoferer osn ounite 9enerdi.
foniul / oonoon oen 81. SUM:
,Rerholm fort9ller: Reooeoes pel
at fprings Oper goro aftIaot. Rs
fen fufot paatl9ot, flpngeoe iig ii
|Stibet % git neo meo bette, bporfo'
|frngtes omfomne.
0on opgiper fslaenoe Rapne: Sap.
tain Sans Ssrgenien al 5reoerits.
|bopn. fsrite Stnrmono gopdri
Gri6ien. 9rammen, Moiros Solar
|9ictor edrlisn fra 5inlano. 9etma.
tros his anuoien, 6oliteo. Sung
mano Sens Peter MOrtenien. Roro.
FL. 5ans, eetmdtros Sens Deter
Ssnisn. Rinobn. 5ans. pasiuaers'
fra Rio @ranoe Sns6termeiter 9isli
2. Senfsn meo 6uitru aoren, Ssn.
oerbo. 5ans". aaptajn Rsrboln
par oso paa aejien for lllpften.
alobos oplbier, al ben forliit'
etonnert Bertha" life tom frt
|Rio De SuneirO, men Rio 9rano'
|bel Sul.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-13

@i bill langt fra naste getpbnins
gen at ct fau6unt nGfsnbeoens
6jem" for apbenbapns gefolfnina,
Keller life bill pi un6erpurbere Or.
Carl Sacobfens faa 6bstige og tiIs
~fnneldotnoe uegennpftise 9efrabeI~
fer. Men bi ian ifis looe bare at
trnie pdd, at bet bele ct tjent rso
bans ~9uierF or.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-22
FRANCHISES IN STOCK.
How Russian Newspapers Avoid Sup
preston by the Government.

St. Petersburg. June 22.-The dis
cussion of Interior Minister Stolypins'
explanations was resumed in the lower
house of parliament today. The radi-
cal orators were given the floor first.
Ramish Ali, a Georgian member Of
the house, on behalf of the Social
Democrats offered a resolution holding
the administrative officials guilty Of
murder, robbery and violations of law
and demanding the prosecution as ac-
cessories of the ministry, which the
resolution declares has been sheltering
their agents and preventing an ex-
posure of the conditions by the press.
The papers announce the arrest of
twentv-four prfvates of the PreOrO-
bajensk regiment for circulating proc
lamations of the revolutionary agita-
ton.
The police are conducting an ener-
getic campaign for the suppression of
the radical press, daily confiscating six
or eight St. Petersburg papers just as
they come of the press. But the
editors have an inexhaustible stock of
new names and franchises and man
age to appear regularly. Father
Petron's Christian sociaiistic organ is
among the papers suppressed.
The delegates to the convention of
the peasants league which is organ
izing an agrarian strike movement
gathered in St. Petersburg today but
the meeting was forbidden by the
pOlice
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-22
LOAD OF HAY ON FIRE.
Friction Of Wheel ON Brake Started
the Blaze.

Lighted it is supposed by a spark
which was caused by the friction Of
the iron tire rubbing against the iron
wheel guard q load of hay was blazing
1ercely while the farmer. who was
bringing it into the city for sale yes
terday afternoon. sat unconscious on
the top Only the cries of q janitor
at the Santa Fe hospital who was out
sprinkling the lawn. saved the farmer
from a most uncomfortable situation.
The janitor called out to the man who
turned and saw the blaze curling up
from over the wheel. The janitor ran
out with a line Of garden hose and at
tempted to put the fire out, but there
was not a sufficient force OF water, and
an alarm was turned in The fremen
were forced to unload the entire load
of hay into the street before they
could put the fire out. The alarm was
turned in at 1853 The wagon had just
reached the foot of the viaduct at Sixth
and Jefferson streets when the fire was
noticed
Rubbish at the rear Of Sol Kansas
avenue caught fire last evening at 1884
and set fire to bill boards adjoining
The wagons from stations Nos 2 and
8 responded. The damage to the bill
boards was small. This Is one of the
things which the fire marshal has been
trying to fight, this putting of rubbis
in the alleys
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-22
TURNED THEM DOWN.
Western Federation Rejects Proposal
of Ohio Miners to Join.

Denver June 22.-By unanimous
vote, the executive body of the Western
Federation of Miners has turned down
the application of the miners of Ohio
and Illinois. affiliated with the United
Mine Workers of America, for admission
to the federation
Acting Secretary Kirwan, of the fed
Grafton. said today that as the Interna-
tional Coal and Iron Miners are identi-
cal, it is only a question of time before
the two organizations must consolidate.
To take in the coal miners who have
applied. said Secretary Kirwan, would
mean a fight between the two organiza-
tions which might end disastrously to
one or both
For this reason the executive board
decided to await time when the organ
izations can get together on some mu-
tual basis
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-22
STANDARDS next
The Attorney General Is About
Ready to Begin Prosecution.
Announcement of How aud
When Expected Today.

Washington, June 22.=Practically
the entire session of the cabinet today
was devoted to a consideration of pro-
ceedings likely to be begun by the de-
partment of justice against the Stand
ard Oil company. 1t Is well under
stood that these proceedings have been
under consideration for some time, but
the precise nature of them will not be
known until Attorney General Moody
makes a statement which he has
promised to do some time this after
noon or evening.
Just prior to the cabinet meeting the
attorney general said he would have
statement on the subject some time
during the day. At the conclusion Of
the meeting, which lasted from II
clock until and was one of the
longest sessions held for several
months, the attorney general said that
noon before he would be able to pro-
mulgate his statement. He said that
it had been fully prepared and that
he would give no iutimation of its
contents until he vas ready to make
public the entire stAteHsent.
It is known that the department of
Justice for several weeks has been
making an investigation into the trans
actions Of the Standard. Oil company
with view to prosecution If it were
found that the law in any way had
been violated. It is quite certain that
a decision finally has been reached to
enter upon proceedings against the oil
combine, but how and when the gov
ernment will proceed will not be dis
closed until the attorney general shall
have made his statement