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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
SIGaMEa SANTA AHA BAG"
Returns From Pleasant Trip lo
 Westward

Steamer santa Ana. .a". .. ". Moore, returned Wednesday from .-. ward after am a5souceo.elga.... (. .... She reported a pleasant ury Go Hu.. uavbor and rn.uu and brought m.. twenty passengers from ala..o.Un n...-. seven of whom were ror Seward
 As she approached tine dock raoma on board the steamer were informed that the Dora ya, safe in Puget sound, and they greeted the news with arous. inc cheer, as they found no trace oGihc truant boat after she left Cold Bay December 30, and they came back with little hope that she had been saved. Capt. z. C. Moore of the Dora is a brother of Capt. Moore of the Santa Ana and that fact gave additional in- terest to the fate of the Dora. The Santa Ana met the cutter Rush at Chignik. The cutter explored all the ports at which the Dora is accustomed to put in and then returned to Sitka straight across the open sea.
 The Santa Ana sailed Wednesday afternoon for Seattle with a small pass enger list. She was scheduled to go to Valdez, then load ore at Ellamar and proceed by the inside passage. She will doubtless resume her regular run from Seattle to Seward as the Dora k booked to sail from the Sound within a few days and will be on hand to take her westward run from Valdez March 26. This information has been received here by Agent Stiles from the main office of the Northwestern Steamship Company.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
OPPOSE CHANCE
 IN MINING LAW
Many AIaSkanS Send Petitions Protesting Against Lacey BIII
 For S25 Annual Tax
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Washington. D. C., March 0-Re- monsuances against the enactment Of the Lacey bill tosub,tiute in Alaska an annual tax of SD 8 year upon located mining claims ror tlc provision of the general mining IaH requiring SlOO worth of mnra as-a-mal, work, ma pouring .n. Tine Dill provide, 'ha. ,h. proceeds uI ru. fax .aa B. applied to jaa cou-ru..o.o. &H-a roaa4 5or- arorpUee '. Ea-a.. .a n... pre- -.n..a petition -5mo. b. lo A.a kau- rca...- .a.. 0.. a. b. u.. passed
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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
TO PUT iN CREOSOTfD PILES
Supply Already Ordered for Docks
 and Expected Here Soon

Cryo,otcd piles will soon be placed under the local docks. 4 supply of the best that can be bought are already ordered from Seattle and are expected on am early boat. In the short life of Seward wharves experience has shown that teredos are particularly destruct- i've here, and only the anti-teredo pile, thoroughly soaked in creosote, brand Of liquor which the insect does not like, can be depended upon for more than a few months.
 Examination ha, hown that thcpilcs which gave way Wednesday under wharf l were badly eaten by Jeredos. They were driven Only last fall and were supposed to be good for at least a year but the teredo got in his deadly work inhall that time.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Chinese forces Guard Yekin

Pekiu. March Commander Yuan of tho Chimes. army stationed four bat.er.a-n '........ ..uu-l."w uu Che "... ....... .." .H. ........ ... ..... n...r is ..r.... ...- in. ..r..... .. ..... .H|.- ef.g am. ...... ....... .. u....r over U.. ....
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 guns. h.. a-n... .. military .n."w- aH.n- ....".. ."n.....-.." o.aa uH- rising .- -. prevalent.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
MElylllE DOll4G ARRIVES
Bis Freighter Brings 24O7 Tons of
 General Cargo

Steamship Melville Dollar Captain Eo~.n, reached port Monday morning with 1Io7 tons O. freight. The cargo include, 100000 fee. Q. lumber, other building material and Io0J tons O. Eo,.gu coal 0or the NenU Lmber x Fuel Company which chartered the steamer, besides considerable Quanag- ie, of general merchandise for local business houses.
 The building material brought by the Dollar includes l200O bricks, a supply of plaster, and large stock of sash, doors and other requirements of house construction.
 The Melville Dollar sailed at noon yestoday for Seattle.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
STEAMER BERTHA ARRIVES
Sailed Again For Seattle at 10
 O'clock Same Evening

Steamer Bertha. Capt. Knudsen,
 ..... port Thursday afternoon
 .. ...uy-,hroa passengers and loo ....- o genera. merchandise. She ... again .nn Seattle chat evening at I......>.
 .u. Bertha left Seattle with l+5 passengers and took on twenty more at Juneau. A large majority Of these were lor the Panama. Travellers for that district now book SD iar ahead uu i. i, almost impossible for any others To get passage.
 The Bertha sailed last night for -...u.a ID o'clock W.JHa small pas r.u... list.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Ocean PeddIers on IIlgh Seas

Unlike the ocean tramp that steams in ballast from one port to au- other in quest of charter, the ocean peddlers starts from Hamburg or San Francisco, the chief home ports of the trade, with a definite object in view. Sailing from the former city the course is generally laid either to the coasts of Africa or South America, having in the hold varied assortment of goods likely to be marketable in the regions visited cotton fabrics, trinkets, arms, am muuition, liquors-and all spare room filled up with coal.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
BRINGS FEDERAL PRISONER
Deputy U. s. Marshal Vawter a
 Passenger on the Santa Ana

Among the passengers on the Santa Ana was c. L. Vawter, deputy U. s. marshal at Unga, who is taking Thomas Devine to Valdez for trial in the U. s. district court upon the charge ofincest. The two little girls of Devine, said to be his victims, were taken along with him. Devine is an old-timer at Unga. He was bound over by U. s Commiss- toner Drifield of Unga.
 Marshal Vawter was formerly U. s. marshal at Nome and is we'll known on the coast. He was accompanied by Mrs. Vawter.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
STEAMER OREGON
 SAILS WITH 400
Outside Boat Leaves Seattle Crowded to Limit with PaS-
 SengerS and Freight
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Seattle, March 6-Steamer Oregon sailed for Valdez and Seward by the outside passage yesterday afternoon with 400 passengers. More than half of these are bound for the Panama by way of the trail. Nearly ail the re- mainder are for Seward, including 8 large number oflaborers for the Alaska Central. She carries a full freight cargo, including 30 large quantity of produce for the Panama.
 Steamer FaraIlon reached po" yesterday afternoon from Seward am. way ports on the inside par-agn.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
2na.roo .0's.lnuN
Portland Men ". Sen. ..N'." la This Coast ae E.oar'wnH


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 "Bolore the meeting Wallis Nash. president of the Board of Trade, who acts a, chairman of the committee, announced that the Roanoke was the craft that would be the pioneer vessel of the fleet.
 "Ihe committee made Such iaNoI- able report on the result of Saturday $ work that the contract with Mr.. Doe wa, practically closed before the ses. sion adjourned. The Roanoke can be taken immediately or delivered here on her next voyage from San Francisco and To, Angeles. Ir is probable she will make another trip south and then enter or. her new service.
 The craft will operate from Port land Go Valdez, and from there head for Dutch uarbor thence to None, returning direct from the latter port Co this city,"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Accused Miners to Plead

Boise, Idaho, March 9-Moyer, Hay wood and Pettibone, the miners ac- cused of the murder of EX-Gov. S-em- enberg and confined in jail here. will be taken to Caldwell this afternoon Co plead to the charge, They aae mpG- ca,ad by the confession, Of Orchard and Adams, bu, the confessions will. not be made public until ta. trial.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
ay Cable to Tho Daily aatoway.

Seattle. March o.It is reported Chat tho Northwestern Steamship Company has purchased the steamers on.zaoa. Saratoga and Yucarau, now running on rng New York and Cuba mail line. .or. from Seattle Co N.a.... |. ora0a .-Jo ao on uao -e.....-" .n .a .n. -wuo-n "u. Naoau "" .on.r from .ut, city {. Seward w. H... En..s.naw." r.. a.'' ... ..u.. NIw.. wr... .u May.
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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
a.y.g-J
 3. 00..J JURY
Ir.u 0.- t,oge. -ou-..c.u .u s.a aEa... .. ...G'
-... .. Drag .a.-Hay.

"Y.-. ...... .... .a.m.. -.m.u- u. .aa" w.. u..,... b. n. grand u. .s t.. murder 0. .N-oog. s..m.na..-. s.... .o. indictments ar. expected N. miners DOW in oa,.oJ. are to be held hpn. besides two not yet under mwc-. O.- chard i, held at Caldwell hu, aI .ae others have been taken Go Boise.
 The guards at the Caldwell iail hay. again been doubled in number because of rumors of an attempt by dynamite sympathizcrs to take Orchard from the jail and kill him because of his con- fession duplicating the miners in the Steunenberg assassination.
 It is understood that Steve Ndams who has confessed cau..... l the Steunenberg murder and given -.a,o.- evidence, will not be indicted here fou that crime, but will De .... .a Colo rado to be tried for auoJa.. murder there of which he is accused.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
BuYS THREE BOATS
 FOR ALASKA TRADE
Northwestern Steamship Company to Bring Cuban Mail LneS Or- zaba Saratoga and YCataH Each of 5000 Tons BurdCn from New York and Run Latter Two to Seward and
 FrSl Named to Nome Beginning in May

the docks and the passenger traffic so oyertaxcs the capacity of the steamers tna. ij is necessary to reserve berths anaaead The first vessels for Nome will he unable to carry all the freight already contracted for and additional demands are made daily.
 .... oma" I. Humphrey. Seattle a..a. Q. ,hn Na.n Commercial Com n.og na- purchased the steamer, Bertha and Portland from the company .@nd win hereafter operate them 10 Seward and Valdez for 'hrncw owners.
 Is stated that Humphrey has in n.v um..a-.. .h. Alaska com- m..H Lon0s ..r .ae Northwestern -"u,ntp. Company. bu, mon close to .u u.u. this mna say that ho ha, or-
 uu.H anew company which will add ... Ur.- .o ne.a two.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Ohio to Build Great Highway

Within a year work will be begun by the National Good Roads associa- tion on a great highway extending clear across the state of Ohio from the Pennsylvania to the Indiana line that will be one of the finest in the world and, like the Appian way, will be built to last for all time to come.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
STORM SWEEPS
 SOUTHERN CITY
nv cnble to Ind pally Gateway.

Mobile, Ala, March 3-Meridian, Mississippi was visited by tornado and waterspout last night in which twenty white persons and more than loo colored lost their lives and l,5OO.- GOO in property was destroyed. Thous- ands of persons lost their homes and waded around all night in mud and water in search of shelter or safety while the rain poured in torrents.
 Several other towns were damaged but details have not been received as all wires are down.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
5000 DEAD IN
 I20P.C ST0RM
V c---- V rH1 Daily aa5eway

Er C-..a t. The Daily Gateway
 San Francisco, March 9 The Iate-. news from tha Society islands indicates that tuNUp persons lost their lives in the storm of February $, of which only a moager report had previously been re- received. It is stated that several islands of the group were entirely washed away and submerged.
 The storm was mquesJionably the worst in its results and apparently in it's force which has occurred in the South Seas in a century.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
SoriaIists Defcnd Miners

Seattle, March 5 Local socialists held packed meeting in their na
 last night to express sympathy vii. the miners arrested upon charge O.. complicily in the Assassination Of EN- Gov. Steuneuberg. A red flag was displayed on the stage and speakers de- clared the accused men to be innocent of any crime. The meeting then took up a subscription and raised SiO for the defense fund of the incarceratedminers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
WORKING FOR ALASKA TRADE
Portland and San Francisco Figur-
 ing on Several Boats


 Portland and San Francisco are both working to put steamers on the Alaska run. Recent negotiations are thus described by the Portland Journal:
 "It is said that San Francisco is com peting with Portland for the Roanoke, business men of both cities desiring to have this ship on the Alaskan run. It is reported on good authority that the owners of the Roanoke and the Elder have pooled their interests in regard to the Alaska proposition, and have entered tentatively into an arrange ment at San Francisco to put both boats on the San Francisco-Alaska run as soon as the Elder can be raised and repaired.
 "The California and Oregon Coast Steamship company is willing to put the freighter Nome City on the Port land-Alaska run if guaranteed a mini mum of $lO,OOO trip in freight and passenger receipts. A meeting held late yesterday afternoon between the local committee and the company's representatives, General Manager Holt and Agent Baumgartner, was produc- tive of good. The company s men were not ready to close definite contract, hut will take up the matter at once and next week be readyto talk conclusions.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
HOUSE PASSES
 DELEGATE BILL
Measure for Alaska Representa- tive in Congress- Goes to
 President Roosevelt
Bv Cable Go ruc Daily Gateway.


 Washington, D. C, March (. The House passed tb. Alaska delegate hI.u previously pa~,edng uh.~auaro, y'sJer- day afternoon. !, provides Ior biennial election tuo f.- Tuesday in ArrgS.. .n. Hr-r rr b. n..t rn. coming ,umm.r Tu. H...u. Is .o have ,n. sam. powers n. m......r.r .r 0...- rr..- ... ..... ..........-. and ... sam. u..... m.. .... ."" .n ham. r N.-. ..n ..a..".- cu.g. ... ..... ....-.
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Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Gn,ernnr nILrrs to Siani Fnr t

Pekin, March 7-The governor of Nan Chung has asked that he be pun ished personally for failure to stop the massacres in his province. It is prob able that he will be degraded. The district is quiet now and missionaries are returning.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Santa Clara Sails

Seattle March 5-Staamnr -nnm Clara sailed last night ror Seward h. way of the inside passage w.,h .aa largest passenger list she ay.r euro.. nearly 300 in cabin and s.a."ga. a ... freight cargo, and fifty horses tor t.a NM-N.L mni.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Dpouty Collector Returns

N. E. Balshainin, for the past six months deputy collector of customs at Dutch Harbor, is a passenger on the Santa Ana, bound for Juneau. He was relieved by D. P. Lea, who went out on the Santa Ana.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
To Erect Temporary Bank Building

The Bark of Seward is obliged to move from its present location soon and will erect temporary structure adjoining the Hale building on the south. This will be occupied by the bank until it's permanent cement build ing on the corner of Fourth avenue and Adams street is completed. Bids for the latter are now being cOnsid- cred and the contract will be let with in a few days. The temporary build ing will be3OS36 feet, one story high and the contract is let to the Seward Construction & Development Company. It will be ready for occupancy by the end of March.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
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 Tu. ...oa. embassy a., .ns,a..o.u it's quarters heavy guns which were bro1-., her. m hast. from L.on-I-.u. X lar-. naua.. .. r.ug.r are mas>.o outside ru. city preparing .o en.ura"a general uNe.r.weu. and nervous auUr.- hcuslou uruvaI. inside.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10

The pipe line of the noted water system in western Australia is of steel and thirty inches in diameter. It is nearly 400 miles long and was built by the government at cost of Sl5,00O,0 ,0O0 to supply fresh water to the mines in the desert region about Kalgoorlie.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Prcnarlnn Irnrl, Tor r---L

Washington. D. C.. March every army post in .H. United 0....r troop, are Drenar.ngrn ...v. .o- -...... As rapidly a> nr--.n.. they vii. " taken Go the Pacific coast amt ..... placed 1n vessel, for Manila.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
I.n-- s.n-. LMl Mar-hLgs

Toklo. March a Japan ordered two warsu.u, ro Chinese waters today pur- ,uaut to a reuua,. made by Japanese residents lu Heau who fear that the Japanese vii. be included in the massacre in case of an uprising arainsr lnralunar. in SOuLMern China.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Charters Il1 N1v Ior 9c~8rt

Seattle, Mmcu 9 -L. H o.. n. steamship agent, has chartered a.. steamer Ida May to sail r.. S. and Valdez April ].
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
BOND KNIGHT ISLAND COPPER
Charles Eur.. and Grant Chase
 Make o-E. 1000 Deal

...- |... na Gran. Chase ,... .... .... island copper
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 .. .. N... ..- in Seward few a.. mH mo..ta--mg Knight a- ... uNu..--u. n. .... .aa0 ir will
 . h.a gr" copper prooucsr He ". .n" .- ... ......a hu. on ua u....... a.... located md pmr- HI. u..ooa.. .. nr.arnao.o lode, ws. U.. o,.o..u While os 8 rule ..eu.. is u8. .... grad. maqU.uthOgh a,,ats have been made aau some veins have shown large quantities ol 10 per cent copper. The indications are that the property ann developing will run that high. That is a good percentage for a large deposit, and believe that the lode, on the island will average nearly that high.
 Mir. Noble has nine claims, on one of which he ha, run 30 tunnel in l5O feet, disclosing a fully defined vein of good width. He says only small portion of the island has been located and he be- lieves that it's whole area is streaked with copper.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
GOVfRNORSHIP
 STILL HELD UP
A. Z. Watson of Nome Enters the Race and All Candidates Con.
 tinue Hopeful
uy callc to Tho Dany Gateway.

Washington, D. C., March 9-Al- though it was understood that the President had decided to name W. B.. Ucggart for governor he has not yet sent in the appointment to the Senate ud that fact has given renewed hope 0o ooJucr candidates.
 \ new candidate entered the field yesterday in the person of A. z. Wat- som O. Nome, a prominent mining man n. Seward peninsula. Watson headed .. Nome delegation to th. SeaH.. ....r.on and is very popular .. Em.. Ie received rhe highest vol. ......-u.. while W. q. Perkins r.- ..... .ay lowest O. the oa,rns-.u. cane
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Prof. WlIeY flnds MlcrOtes

That more than 2,OOO,OOO infants have been killed in this country by impure milk and more than 100000 by soothing syrups and pain killers, is statement for which Prof. Fl. w. Wiley, chief of the chemistry bureau of the department of agriculture, is responsible. The professor adds that "the foods we daily consume are so fraught with germ life of harmful nature that 1 am almost afraid to go co the table,"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10

The production of aluminium in the United States has multiplied nearly ten times in as many years.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10

During 1905 there were 3,536, ,4Sl barrels of flour shipped from the Pacific Coast ports, l,1Ol, ,5S5 barrels from Gulf ports, 6,2l3,64l barrels from Atlantic ports, and 43O, ,53O barrels by the lakes and other border ports.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
Prominent Men on Santa Ana

Richard A. Meserole of Dutch Har- bor, agent of the North American Commercial Company at that port, and l.. Waln, a mining man of UnalaSka, were passengers on the Santa Ana.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10

E. w. Young sailed on the Santa Ana for Seattle on business trip and will return soon.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-10
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-07

rHE HEAp.WoRkER.

THE HEAD-WOHkER.
For The ordinary man whose labor
IS not physical that amount Of cxer-
{ else is sufflcient which keeps the
body firm aud sensitive. which makes
constantly prompt the response be-
I tween action and viii In such exc
ercise 1t Is the big movements that
count "It IS chiefly through the
muscles Of the legs and trunk that re-
sults for the system as whcle may
be secured. Swinging a pair Of light
Indian clubs may be interesting and
pretty but it does not have much to
do with the health"
In such fashion Or. Luther NJ.
Gulick, director OF physical training
in the public schools Of New York
declares his doctrine OF Muscular
practice He writes for the current
worlds work on the subject Of Per
feet Working Heath" and his en-
deavor is to for,e an understanding Of
how we must adapt our bodies and
our physical habits to the conditions
Of the age. Mature intended our
bodies to Dc muscular work When
she did that job she did not look ahead
to the complex and artificial condi.
tions OF modern city life"
According to Or G1liek, tennis is
not a game for excltable. overworked
people. It works them too hard and
too fast Golf IS commended for its
alternate rest and activity, for its
soci7bility and for the deep breathing
caused by the necessary hill-climbing.
Swimming, bowling. boxing, any
thing that involves a good deal Of
exertion for the big muscles Of the
body" causes the whole systent 20
respond energeti5ally.
Deep breathing has been mentioned.
Upon the Importance of this, with an
erect carriage and clothing not too
tight, DR.. Gulick lays stress.