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Morris tribune., 1909-12-17
1t All Depends.

Not much of the pace that kills
about this slow town. is there?"
Yes; the pace that would kill a
nervous person who had to stay here"
Morris tribune., 1909-12-17

win find good,
true friends. no
doubt, in swell
garb, but it amt
the clothes that
make them so,
for real friend
ship has nothin'
to do with dress
or position in life.
It springs from
qualities of the
N ind or t b e
heart, W b ic b
don't cost a red
cent and which
million IS can't
buy.
"Yotf can't have
Morris tribune., 1909-12-17
THREE DEAD; MANY INJURED
Fast Trains in Collision at North
east, Pa.

Erie, Pa, Dec. 14.-The Big Four
Twentieth Century limited No. &c,
eastbound, second section, en- route
from ST. Louis to New York, came to-
gether in rear end collision with
passenger train No. 10 on the Lake
Shore railroad at Northeast, Pa. Three
Italians were killed, seven other per-
sons seriously injured and twenty-five
cut and bruised.
Morris tribune., 1909-12-17
WOULD COMPEL PUBLICITY
Secretary Nagei's Recommendation
Regarding Corporations.

-. = nSgdTUIHg NUTPUT dIIUHs'
+ Washington, Dec. 13.-Legislation
to create a department of the govern
ment which would do for the whole
country what the bureau of corpora
lions has been doing in specific in
stances and compel complete publicity
in the management of interstate cor
porations is one of the leading recon-
mendaions contained in the annual
report of Secretary of Commerce and
Labor Nagel. Newer and tighter laws
to stamp out the white slave trade,
whichithe secretary says is an organ
lied and extensive business, is the
other. s ..; st= 10
Morris tribune., 1909-12-17

copyrsaht. 1909, by c. 5. Yost.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Ses.tls. Sept. 29-When President Taft visits she Alaska Yus on- Paciic Exposisiou tomorrow the United States Government buildings will remain closed 10 the pahlic until after the uresiGeot vieEs the various exhibits.
 President Taft will 10 dolb, view she main government building first. After he finishes his inspection Of the exhibits gathered there he will pro- ceed across sha street 10 the Alaska building. Alter his departure the main building will De opened to the Exposition crowds. This program will oe tollowed ont in the Alaska, Hassilan and Philippines buildings.
 The Philippine Coussabalary Band, one Of tbe presidents fayorite mili- sary orgaDizatiops. will head .ne Taft day parade o7er ihe exposition grounds. When the President reaches me Fair he will be greeted D! the sl musicians 2 ho played for the Presi- dent while he was territorial gov araor Of the Philippine. Many favor- ile selections Of she president will be played.
 President Tai. will md the goverl- man. buildings beautifully iIlumin- ased. Additional appropriation has made i, possible 10 ligh; the big dome which Is .he. architectural climax Of inc Fair.
 Representative 0; the United States gog-rument says it would be impossi- ole for the President to view the exhibits should the buildings al the Fair oe ops1 to tbe crowds al inc time he will te there. The aisles would bs 50 crowded with the curious and those desiring 10 oe near the president that ne mould ind it difficult 10 make his way through the shrongs.
 The president will be closely guarded while at the Fair. During his trips about the grounds the cisy police, exposition guards and the go7- ernmens detectives with tI,e preslden- .5al party sill De near the nation $ chief executive 10 see that his visit is not marred by any unpleasant happen iags.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Eagles masquerade Oct. 2. .,2

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 UNITED STATES, FOR THE
 WESTERN DISTRICT OF
 NGTON. WEST
 ERN DIVISION.
 IN BANKRUPTCY. Tn the Matter of No. 10. CYMRU COPPER
 corporation, NOTICE Bankrupt. OF SALE. NOTICE IS HERERBY GIVEN. that the undersigned. TRUSTEE in Bank ruptcy of the Cymru Copper Company, will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash all of the property of said estate. consisting. among other things. the follow ing: All those certain mines, mining claims and mining properties situated at the head of Nolth Arm of Moi-a Sound, Prince of Wales Island, ketchikan Recording District, Alaska, and known as the Chief Group, con- sisting of seven continuous mining claims named Chief No. l, Chief No. ,. Chief No. 3. Chief No. I. Chief Fraction 4, Chief Fraction B Chief Fraction C. of record in the Recorders $ office at ketchikau, Alaska, in Vol tune Y of Mines at page Ills. also Volume " of Mines at pages 336. 3S7. 3sS. 3S9. l59, l59. and 160 respec- lively, with engine house. blacksmith shop. machine shop, tool house, oil house, bunk house, cook hC use, store, office. dwelling house, wharf, ore bunkers, and tram way with all equip ment. Union gasoline enigne 3312 horse power, Laidlaw & Dunn air com pressor No. 20449 thereon and appurtentant and belonging to same and constituting part thereof and all tools and other fixtures attached to same and constituting part thereof and all ether personal property If whatsoever kind belonging to said estate.
 Said sale to be held at the office Hon. Warren 4. Wordep, Referee n Bank ruptcy, Chamber Of Commerce Bldg. Tacoma. Washin0ton, at the hour of Two o'clocx P NJ. on the 10th day of Nogem ber, 1909, and will be made by sealed bids accom- panied by certi- fed check of sum equal to ten l0 per cent of the amount of the bid. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 DATED THIS ] DAY OF SEPTEM. BIER, 1909.
 GEORGE H. ThRBELL
 Trustee in Bankruptcy of the CYmru Copper Co.
 First Publication. Sept. 18 1909.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Press special

Seattle. Sept. a4-rhe first accident in connection wish ,he Exposition occurred !, noon today when ! Wal lingtord avenue ear loaded with fifty passengers dashed down hill on Four ,eenth and jumped the track hlocS from the Exposition entrance, killing one man and iniuring dozens.
 Soon after the CAT had started down ,he hill the n,osorman tried to stop il but the erase refused to work and soon terrible speed WAS gained. The car crashed into s restaurant, compleiels overturning and every passenger was injured and taken to hospitals
 One man died shortly ter arriving srd two more can't liye but few hoas. It WAS miracle that all were not killed.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

The Panama Tribune has just printed special agricultural and mining edition Il gives n splendid descrip- ton of the wheat, cat vegetable and berry crop of the north together with he ming news. IL is only a question of time until cheese making, dairying and the kindred branches Of pastoral husbaudry will be as noticeable in Alaska as gold and copper mining is now.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Fv1 Tuasdays Dai.y-

The eli! .. Seasi.s =e1i sosio lss. srso51g. Jas :. SehIoi1a1 =as pas sanger 'roz hare going 10 Seattle s1c San Erz-cieso to- s Tls5i Of several seeks
 The #o1s1 c: Si. Joh7's Guild #il. give sepger a1d fair o1 FridsT. Oei- I5in. :o. lh= hospital 1uisciug funds
 The New E-g.s1d Fish npau! : a8ltogi 1,9ai Ei1x5s5er csus ia this .9-e1oo1 t.oz ihe outside with I9- : DO 1ozoGs c: hzling, aboard. OMiug 10 ios ,egga EesiaeE ii WAS iup9ss.- o.= io do mn ch 5shilg inc pass week Tne Ei-g5.n=r $ sb= noas inss ioos inc Er=cxei pszs@1gsrs .ro11 shs Ohio 10 Sesii.e. She Eil. os io port ul.i. icZo-ro# morning.
 Fre6 Grimes ard L Delaney hare -ste EeH strike si S.oH. Arm and yssse-dsT ;hey a-ogghi i1 ao7gs thirty pozc6s ot rcc. which is g.isiElilg sIsa copper and carries high per cs11 Of g7Id. TnsT also have large v=i1 2. oron1 quartz possessing high iron s1d si.7e- Tslgs.
 Tas Daily Miner has rsm corps Of carrier o9?. and soue mistakes may os:gr until .tey become familiar with i5s ro9ie. Please report any onisio1s a11 extra copies will oe furnished.
 Jurors for ihe Ke.cbizsn term Of ias dgssrics cogrs Eere drawn also Sss- gr5sg i1 Juneau and sEe as folIo1s: z. Y. Taiegl- AxeE Atkins. Ray S-osi, Charies Cole, Peter ScogIsn6, Frank Sbelsoo. Cnss. Deppe, Wn. Bell. J. E. Escxnao and J. 4. Hart, all .. Ee1ehikaa s1d Martin Holsiead. U. frede1Dgry, C. II Brysos, 4. T. BeDoeis, |. A. HolIsnbeek, r. 5. Wil.o1. T. Frp6nzn, G. v. Card, Wn- Cook Jes. Csssen, 7. L. Coui ier. Oscar Csriso1. Frz1x Wassrnsry. L. M Churchill, slI Q, WraDgeil. The them Of cugrs co1veres October H and all ibs AsszoIs and battery cases azsinas the Juneau people may ns tried here.
 Las. ereoing the Kescbikan Odc- tslloSs invited about hundred ggesss so bs1e1es ard socisI evening al their hall. i delightful program uas rendered notwithstanding shs fact that some os shs entsyta.asry were
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Aanila. Sept. 25-Oficial dispatches were received here today stating that .he American revenue cutter Sora has been captured b. Moro pirates and all of the crew murdered.
 The particulars are very meager but it is certain that some grave cal amity has befallen the crew.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Press snecial-

Seattle. Sept aa-rhe Democratic state committee is planning n rousing celebration in honor of William len nings Bryan. who is to ee the guest of the Exposition, October la
 The American Institute of Mining Engineers has it's day at the ENpoSi. toin. October II. The day will be spent in technical discussion and lectures while the evening will he given up to sightseeing over the grounds.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Prom s5da, Raily.

2. L A1ss c. inc to<ssizy 6sea-a- nsos ard A. L. Esss- q ihs New Eaglaod Fish Co1Fss1 go so@dh ao- rigel
 Fred Ce1 ,ets o0 he Cottage City .esie risy ts Portland whsre hs will accept ! posisioc under his .ssbsr ~ho vas recently rsie chis, .. police Q. hss city.
 Toe Cottage Csiy wen, 6o=n yssssr- ds. with rea-i. sesaooo ia Eold aboard Ss-.c ~xs in cls41ers from ,he ir.ss.or ard ssls. 00 .xs i1 e9llic1 troz the Tre.6~sl. 1IreS There were seseo;y passengers .ocs-d End 5000 cases c. ssl1.oo iron Pillar Bay a.1 s.sU CASES toez Sh8x41-
 D a-.el GeDccat the yo-1s TAI #ho Ees 6essh by falling tEol ihe eriGgs cvs- Kesehixx- river. wAs bariei this s.sefccoc as Picrcex- l e-.s. burial esrs2.ooF VAS eesi ai ibe 1org1s and with two c. hss friends =eo cS1s sp ro- Prs-ce Rupert ard | small pazIy grrashiEsrs he =n laid 10 rss. or she isla1d ir the charce,
 Be1 DalseIle cane dowz tv1 ihs cossh lass clSas ard vii. es ir hs.eo- ika, .or few 1srS
 The b:9 trisGhss- Ta1pico ~As in ioca! with thousand ;ocis .. Eao.s tro1 Ma-hse is-xci- Three hg1trsd ,oes were goins 10 TSer-s Ali ,hs ha,A-s:e sc Sa- FrA-caseo.
 Mr. ard Mx Frank She.io1 ~il leave e the Princess Rc!al so- vA7- eozres where Mr. Shs.soo =iI cen ;iEze his .crx so- ihs Ne. Erz.a-E Fish ecCFazy. MT. S1easo1 g.ss 10 sa-.aa-.re himself with .Ae.r svsla- c. s:s:.ozzsi-S A-6 viii reiu-u .sisr io .ske ceAESe .. ihs cooxs U ns.ehl- x81-
 M. A. Al.chsl. vi.l IssTs in-isai !or ! oElslrsss iSip 10 Seaai4s.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Yesterdays rain was probably the heaviest in the history Of this section. The reservoir on the hill threatented for while to move down town, and the dsm above the shingle mill gave out after having resisted the elements for yearS-Wrangell Sentinel.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Seattle. Sept. 29-Presiient Taft vii! arrive & S:l5 this evening Tomorrow he will spend the entire day $, the Exposition and as ?. III. will ne inissed into the mysteries ot ne Arctic Brotherhood. Friday he will leave for Tacoma after an auto ride about the ely
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

New York. Sept. 25-TheosIore Shonts formerly chairman of the Pan anna canal commission. has been sued for twenty-five thousand dollars dam age by Frederick Hipscn. The latter charges that Shonss alienased the affections Of his wife.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Seattle Sept. 24-James Mobray and eighty-four associates were today iu- dicted by the grand jury charged with she illegal use of the United States mails in arranging fake races, wrestl- ing matches and prize fights.
 These men have scores of alleged victims all over the United States and thousands of dollars have been fraudu- ensly secured.
 Delegate Gale of Alaska was one of their victims and Hans Anderson of hetehIksn is said to have dropped fourteen thousand dollars on ore of their schemes.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Erc- Sa:E-tsys Dsi.r.

4 rei.i.c1 s being circ2Is.e6 i- EescoisAa pros=si.ng 2ssi-s. inc sra-Srg ot bo1ssissd ps.scs 50 Gsso- Ros c: sts -Ao6 eno-sss !o Ssl A-a-d hos sFrirs& Tae pe.iiioc eec5s.es itas ihsrs Are 70 zgric-.;grs. la-1s ihere aoc le $ ,ryl1g io g=i poweN.ca ot .he tc. svrIcgs so- inc sse sole purpose .. Eaxi-g s1s pgo.ie pay hin .o< .se zse ot me =ais-. Ts :1ssesr c.ai-s sha. .te o1i.5i1gs a16 si6e"Alxs were o1il. n7 the pg Die aa5 s-ao-.d ao. .. ziEsa oTsr 10 a- io6.Eic- saI- The Peii.ioo is addressed 50 .h= laat o.cs ard Is osics gs-s-atly Egosi
 The cao.s line has osea .- lad co-- eii.oc .odaF a1i is has tesa aims; :-roasio.s :o receive cso.eyrszG eo-- ss1. Sscs-! there is | colspic.o-s slo-s- Age ,. .s-s adsy.
 1cs Bertha arrived ;. .oar c.cgcrx :n4s los1ir2 acd A.ier taxing oz soos fre!zh: proceeded scsil
 Ine Dolphin cane :o Te6ress5sy eFs-ic5 aoc'g. o'cIoex A-6 laid here r1i!l f o'clock toe r=xs morning. She 1n sces6z.eo so % io Boca cs o1adra osi .he wird -as so high she c.c rcs care o make shs r-c g-.ig csyl2hi Going soEsid shs .oox .rc- he'- iEe .osJo.irg passengers: John Walker. T. Y. Hartford, Nrs. yo6r LAoss and Cnasses Rodg.rs
 Ins Es1ris..s was il poyi yesieriay roru.rS .rpz ;be 1essh- Sae hac o- eoA-I 5c soca c. gyps91 for Bs.ilsa CcsEzcia pogsa
 er. Story came bacx nday .Yon seTerzi weeks Tlsiiias ir Seattle He visited sks fair a1d had 4 oeli2hs.us yscasio1- The Docso< oroszhi na.x as EScn gsniaIity sro aroirosrois zs ns took sssy with him phicn po1d seem 10 indicate ,Las ns had eroyec kiuse.s
 Arshzs Tsxssed cazs ID shis Eornisg .roz his mining irie.eass in ,bs CIympics- h eoDpzry ~ish 4 E Eovarc ac6 Eduarr Yosr6erer he has zacg c. nen operinz ID sheir copper propsry. Evsryshi14 se@ms 90 indicate ,1as they hare good thing ard ~orx .iII he pcahe6- B. 4. Easdlsy, Captain Tho1aps pso0 Charles Rsdenhaggh and Jake LeBrzrs came in sotay from DogoDi. The Cap tain ard Nr- EsrcIsy will return io- cay with supplies for the nins and 6 sKs week Captain Thon psc1 will take the Esrus s<rsh to Seattle. He expects 10 return .n shs spring siih Srosber boat.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Press special

Golodeld, Sept. 2e- The mining congress advocates the greater use of silver for commercial purposes. The vertical side line talk las been post poned for the present. The delegates will not attack pinchot for hls for eSsry reserve actions. they are visiting Tonopah today and will hold meet ing there late this afternoon.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Junaeu, Sept. Zs-Assorney Barnes Sho vas arrested several weeks ago upon sns charge of sending obscene matter through she mails, shot him. sell through the Ieshy pat Of the leg last night. The deed was done it is believed, in order Tor him 10 secure Of his case which was 10 come up today.
 Barnes vas taken to the hospital where he is suffering from painful Dst not dangerous wound.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Minneapolis, MiDn., Sspi- B. zine writer vas killed last night in an automobile accident The auto driTen by negro chauffeur Hho fled the city ran head on into a wagon. Other occupants Of ihs car were slightly injured.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
From Thurs5sys Dsily

Suupt and D-tsoa'. dance last T ghi @2s ~el. attended and well enioyed.
 The fishing boat Nsg=lier is TOW in me ssrTic= ct ihe S4E Eoglanc Com pary. Nessrs- Ashton, Thomas and Marr haging left yesterday to catch osi, for ihe conpsny's haliout boats
 Former San Fra1ciscs1s will find pleasure n a noo.Ie. ioss published b! sas l. I. P. Exposiilcn committee SeseFsl copies have been placed win Frank Bold for free distribution. Is is 1icelF Illustrated Eor. shOwiug the rehabilitation of ihe Golden Gsie city.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

New York, Sept 24-The Indepsn- dscce League has rcDInsied Osso Barrsrc. pFesiceri Of the New York Trust eo1pany as its candidate for mayor. The Democratic Union has ooninssec Justice Gsynor for the same place.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Bar Harbor. Maine. Sept. 29-Com- mander Peary has prepared accusa- tions againsa Cook which will be given to the Peary Arctic Club off, cials for examination. When the club has passed on these accusations they will be given 10 the public. Peary starts for New York tonorrow.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Sslt Lake. Sept. s7-Presidens Taft spoke yesterday 10 nearly len thcuS- snd people in the Moouon Tabsrna- cle. The crowd wss very cosmopoli- .sn. asisting ot people of all relig ions snd political beliefs. Mormons sss side by side with Gensiies snd ehsered his pasriosic usssl srees-
 Mr. Ts., paid glowing tribute 10 Theodore Roosevelt as splendid leader ot the people.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
MASQUERADE BALL.

The Fraternal order of Eagles of Ketchikan will give grand masque- rade bali on the evening of Oct. 22. preparations are being made for the event of the season. Get in readiness for it.-229-6
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Another volcano, heretofore unob- served by officers of the steamer Dora, ig beginning to make noise and bslcb forth of,sidian and volcanic ashes. It is located in group Of mountains known a. the Four Peaks on the vest ern shore Of Cooks inlet.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

San Frz1cicso, Seps. 2-Heney will open his campaign tonight: extensive preparations are heing made to strengthen his candidacy and many well informed cisizens arg precic- ling sl5cceas for He1ev.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Salt Lake. Sepi- 2T-ChIef Forester Piochos arrived here Saturday and socc after jeff to- ihs east. lie and Mx. BalIipgsr nsver spoke .o each other.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Bui,e-Tatt arrived here this morn ing snd left i. noon for Helena. He VIII srrive s. Spokane tomorrow morning and remain there until Tues dsy night.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
Press special

Seattle, Sept. 25-All connection shroughout the middle west has been interrupted today by the aurora bore ais. The trouble is moving eastward. The cable is interrupted near Seattle .
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

ss. Johns, Sept. 29-Whitney has been heard from regarding the trips Of Cook and Peary to the north pole. He says he believes both gentlemen reached there and he does rot doubt either oi them.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
ursvoidSoly shissns-


 Msssvs- SaHpt and natson furnished music with the assistance of MT. Noble ~ho gave several pleasing srom bore solos Mrs Gardner geeissd snd sang two sslos which were appreciated with a2sseyi0g &pplAase- Dv. Myers presided snd told 8 tew stories and sAp that every body ealoyed 'hemsel- yes
 After lunch ot sau<i~ieass, cake xnG eo5ss cards Snd other games were introduced and the evening wss made merry ID various wsys-
 The evenings entertainment wss jasi an expression of hospitality oa ihe psrs os she l. O. Q. '. and did not cogn uemo-sts anything in particular excepting the constantly reearrlng desire on aheir part 10 oe soeisole.
 Ervu ednssday's Dsily.
 The Esrsllon wss in this morning bound for Hunter Bay snd KlswacS for csrnery craw and Sxlnon-PlsSsr Palmer hni his sister with him for the trip
 Rsv. Robert [ Roe and Robert Reed were passengers on ihe Hum oold; lsss night going 10 Junesu.
 The Humboldt came in last night bringing the tollowing passengers for heiehissn: L. Lanerics. Oscar L. willias. |. MeCornell. Andrew Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kelly. William Anderson. Mr. and Mrs '. P Me Curdy, The passengers iaAen from .he Cottage Ci,y bound for he.chi- ksn were, [. '. Connelly. Mrs ". T. James, George. Bland. Bishop Rove sn6 Cor. Walter Clsrk and wite were passengers CD .he Cottage Ci.y oourd for Juneau.
 The Jefferson took the following messengers south lasi night: J. D. No-oic. ;. 5. Fullersoo. P. Tucker. C. D. CaIhouo. Mrs. J. ". Siednan.
 The Cottage City had aa accident yesterday wnich caused her 10 aosn- don the Alaska rip and be iowed 10 Seattle. She dropped her propeller in Ei1hush sound Monday evening and she Humboldt io=ed her to Bells Bella The latter tooz aboard al per ishaole freight and ihe uorshooand passs1gers-
 MT. Adolpb hnopt Of she [. :. Geological surrey who is making 2 report CD ihs shipping mines in Alaska accompanied oy Mir. Fremont King chartered ib= Tak1 last Friday and =eos o1 hurting trip. They Tisited Sglzer Gocdro. Ii and Ms. < Andrew. Tnsy crcss ihe shaft and were toEed In from Carter Bay returning Has. night ~isa beat load ot ducks and
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

St. Iouis-Missouri and Nebraska were quite severely shocked early this morning. The disturbance is believed 70 resul. from unusual aurora bore ais.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Milwaukee, Sept. 27-Quite sey- ere earthquake shock was felt through out the entire state Of Wisconsin al I o'clock this morning. No serious dam- age was reported but considerable alarm .as teI. in various sections.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Juneau. Sept. 25-Twen.y- four petit jurors have been drawn from KeichIkan end of the district for the term of court which conyenes there October II. No Grand jury will be called 50 It is evident your editor IS safe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

New York, Sept z9 Wilbur Wright in ;bs presence Of 2 mighty ihroGZ of enshCsiassic spectators. sailed through she air this morning ss great speed. Glen Cgrtiss also made sgelvs minute flight.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Indianapolis-An earthquake lasting from two second to swo minutes vas fel, in Indiana this morning.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
WEEKLY CABLE NEWS

Salt Lake. Sept. ss-presidens Taft sn1 gsssy arrived here as ! 50 this AfssYroon. He vii make his address n gas Mormon TaoernSess tomorrow saa0sAsllg irssesG ot Sandss as preyi- eQSiy announced.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
-I-nitad Press snecial-

New York. Sept. 24-Dr. Cook was banquesed last night by the Arctic club. ana made a brilliant address covering his trip 10 the north pole. Rear Admiral SchIey was toastmas- Ter.
 Portland, Twelve thousand enthd- siastic people greeted Pear, upon his arrival here. He was banqueted last night and went home today.
 Hamilton. Mont-Dr. Cook has summoned Edward Burrln. who was his guide during the ascent of Mt. Mckinley to go at once to New York and give his testimony regarding the trip. Ccok says that Burrill will make affidavit that the summit was reached.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

Chicago-The state of Illinois was shocked by an earthquake this morn- ing No damage here.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02
F.ca Mocixys Daily.

Mrs Do.s Goodrich ard children were incoming passengers oo she PEinesss Msy.
 | nine pound aaoy aoy w4s born io Captain s1d Mrs De-iexsoa Isss sven- ing.
 Just s;.s- ihe electricians hsG adius- isd ihe short eircaiiinE oy ios De Wei l&si night. s ea,l came sron the 1.ll .o- hslp- The 6renso in cutting #o,o6 osi scci6e1ially cus an alarm sIre ini=o sl6 thus made lisle noEe isogo.s toz ahe light ooupany.
 L. C. Ms11's 1s= fishing oos. goi io ca:ii1g ID again lA<i night and put its =hoss io=a i1io uiie- dark -ess .o- nal, s1 hoar. i ids rip gsEe inc cosi i-.eh A1d her ussis cane U ;ouca Eith s1 electric Hi.s shcTiog .s ovsr against a-cihsr wire ~hieh o-i ina circuit oas ot eoC1 issioo. Tee DsTs, $ sto1s ready .or ses ard #i.l soo1 oe engaged IT nslioai 6sa- ing
 Mr s-5 Mrs Charles S8.zer a16 so1 ea-s hscs yesterday morning run ! i=z Eeszs spent ss inc fair in Seai- He TheE will lssre io1orrc# 1o.D- l1g o1 inc V.gila1s for S1l1sr. While Io S=a.ils Mr. Sgizsr had .ocg eo1- F=-ssi.oo zish GoTs-ro- Clsrx and =as EsFy .a7oraalE impressed with .alss.as ae# chief. He estimates Mr. Clar. &S 1ei-g ioo tread man io oe s=ay=5 ay ihs =zrd heelirz politics soai hare ripped things uP ia inc past
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-02

San Frzncisco, Sept. 2s-KcicheII has arrived and gone into training for bis bout with Johnson.