The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-02
THEY'RE HAVING TROUBLE


 in sight. Jenutng Running Deer has filed complaint in which she alleges tha, CD a recent occasion thelord of her tepes arrived as their domtctle, accom- panied by a large sized jag. After be- Isbortpg her with SD axe handle Mir Running Deer informed her that it behooved her to reduce the number of her visits with other ladies Of the tribe. Be suggested rigid compH,nce with The simple lie for her and intimated, having purchased 8 coan as the results of the sale otbjs horse, that arrange ments were at that moment oD the taPis for her early funeral, Ella Laughing Water is also iu the throes of domestic complications. Hercomplatnt sets forth that Mr. Laughing Wster has deserted her for Miss Simple Thunder and re- fuses to maintain her. In the case of Mir. Walking Bear, however, the pract- ics of the bucks Iordlng over the squaw ladies was all upset To fact Mr. Walk log Bear himself was upset, for istling to show up one evening recently, Mrs. Walking Bear 80, out to ind him and discovered NIr. Walking Bear in 8 poker game. She landed on him with a pot of boiling water with which the Indians had been depending to supply hot water for their Jod5ies during the progress of the game Evidently Mrs. Waking Besr WAS of 8 strenuous dIs- position. for having connected her hus- bands late hours with the poker game, she promptly connected him snd the other members of the evenings enter ta!nmgng with the balance Of ,he hot water and thereafter calmly proceeded to condsca,e the bank roll of the game. At that the complications did not end The Indian Agent had planted large amount of corn this year and hoped for the Indians assistance jn harvesting t., but most of the bucks are leaving the reservation, for a late arrival at the agency IS 8 female Indian Rights agent, who is telling the squaws what their rights are, and she has so arranged matters now that the bucks are so busy harvesting their domestic troubles that they have DO time to harvest corn and tbs sgsnE has -..--,-.-'. --r~szT- gde Se- OS'HaIel ligencer and shows Ina, that excellent newspaper has the sim. A''oa here sized up correctly: t "Io Statement at Dawson. Governor ? AogEa't. or Alaska, is credited with saying 'hs: shs prssen. popgIs,fo0 T would not care to surrender federal 0' oanoial aid, amounting to nearly '"oO00oo a year, tn order to sscprs 'oms rule for the territory. somebo5v 5 badly mistaken abou. public semi. lens in Alaska. SD, '''' "asaey' congressional delegate Au .0n Alaska, told congress las. winter at: d. Q hs 'a' 'He A.askaas were aImos, n. sDf- the .ns 01' 'n demanding 8 territorial form IoDn r government for the nor.bar, tom 1a'Fy. A'r. Gale, the presen, con. hav s's''naI delegate, says the same who og. |. is very generally belfsvs8 .Sy ,y '' '2ess delegates have correctly crsr ''Sl's1 4. askan sentiment, for. in You H case the electors oI Alaska fn- 'ossd them specifically to urge upon central government the impor,aoee ThD absolute need of local selt-goverp- :6s 3SsS ?. |.
 @0 IJi- facts, Gov za'@ excellent man that be fs. 5os. The .sPreseat The sentiment of Alaskan. Iish 8. he says they are nos willing which 1rTender federal aid in ordsr up pa' ain the priceless boon of roc.,
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 .e'e is no excuse for the goyer- Six e. actual misrepresentation Of the euptne Of Alaska on this question ,z. 'O"sF'. 'a' he is sincere ia his belief Ii
 a. question. No other territory
 whole history of this republic Recita sn treated with such scant con- n tbs sbs SI si5 on by the federal government ,a. The people of Alaska doDot LOS 2. wish s .errI.orfsr f,r,, .s lett in sor
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