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The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24
Youth and old Aae.

"Before man is thirty he falls In love with every pretty girl he looks at,"
 'Yes. and after he is thirty he falls in love with every pretty girl who looks at him. Stray Stories.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24
Rivals

Knlckeg-You have a boy in college and a girl cultiyatng her voice? Bocker-Yes, and don't know which has the better yell Brooklyn Life.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24

Stop at the Caribou hotel when ir Carcross. Fine fishing and huntins In the immediate vicinity. Overlook the beautiful shores of the lake. E ". Gideon, prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24

When on your way home drop into the Board of Trade and take with yo some bottled beer. It's always nice and ,old,-we keep 1t on ice.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24

Oysters on the half shell, soc at tn Pack Train Restaurant If,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24
JURYHEN BEING SELECTED
tsy Alaska News Rureau.)

OLYMPIA, Wash. Nov. 2l-The eX- animation of jurymen in the trial of Ortis Hamilton commenced today
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24
HUMBOLDT IS DELAYED

The Humboldt left Juneau this morning and is expected to arrive in Skagway at 10 o'clock tonight. The Humboldt was scheduled to arrive this forenoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24

FOR SALE.-A National Cash Reg ister in good condition. Inquire at this office. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds LAXATIVE PROMO QuInine, the world wide Cold and Grip remedy re- moves cause. Call for full name
 Look for signature E. W. Grove.25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-11-24

Judge Cushman, Deputy Clerks of Court A. w. Fox and Mrs. NJ. H. Me Lellan and Court Stenographer Ham, burger and wife will return to Jun eau on the Humboldt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
PROTESTS AT WAY POLICE
ARREST SUSPECTED GIRL
stenographer Accused Of Forgery-W
c. r. U. Members Condemn
Officers Method

ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Following the
issuance of a warrant charging second
degree forgery against Miss Hildegart
Hallen, in connection with alleged ir-
Irregularities performed by her former
employer, M. Dwight Fortner, leading
members of the w. C. T. u. protested
today against the manner of the girls
arrest, which took place at an early
hour this morning.
Miss Hallen was aroused from hei
bed at her home, 1869 Julian avenue,
by detectives and was held incommu-
nicado until the warrants against hel
had been issued from the prosecuting
attorneys office.
The charge against Miss Hallen, who
is a stenographer, is based upon ille-
gal acts as a notary public. 1t Is
charged that she took acknowledge
ments to the signature of Mr.. Fortnel
in the latter's absence, these signatures
being attached to seven deeds of trust
which arc declared fraudulent.
The police declare 1t their belief that
the girl acted in ignorance of the rea
nature of the documents and absolve
her from criminal intent.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
SOCIETY WOMAN ARRESTED
ON STEAMER FOR EUROPE
Is Accused by Actor of Alternating
His Companions Love for
Husband

NEW YORK, March 6.-Mrs. Ethe
Martha Clarey, said to be wealthy ant
prominent in social circles here, was
arrested today as she was about to sal
for Europe on the Atlantic Transpor
liner Minnehaha, on complaint of VII
liam Stuart. an actor, who charged hel
with alienation of his wife's affections
In the affidavit accompanying tho
complaint Mr.. Stuart, who demands
damages of $4,000, alleged that his wife
was being taken TO Europe by Mrs
Clarey against his consent.
A number of letters which Mr.. Stuart
declares were written by Mrs. Clarey tc
his wife form part of the evidence sub
mitted
Mrs Clarey. who protested indignant
ly at being taken from aboard the
steamer, was released upon furnishing
$1,000 cash bail, but too late to continue
on her intended voyage.
In his affidavit Stuart sets forth that
his wife, Anna Horlinger Stuart, an ac-
tress, "came under the wrongful, ma
licious and wicked influence and adj
vice" of Mrs. Clarey.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
SPOUSE SHE THOUGHT
BURIED RETURNS RICH
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE FROM
TWO HUSBANDS
MARBLES San Franciscan, Who Later
Disappears and She Then Webs
AgaIn-case Unusual
One

SAN FRANCISCO, March Ga spe-
cial dispatch from Montesano, Wash.
states that after four years of happi-
ness with her second husband, who is
the father of her young son, Mrs. Mar
garet e. Broderick met face to face
in the doorway of her residence Frank
Berwert, her former husband. whom
she had thought dead.
AS the result, for the first time in
it's history Montesano will witness a
double action for divorce, as Mrs. Brod-
erick has decided to seek legal sepa-
ration from both husbands.
Berwert disappeared, a poor man,
four years ago, and he returns credited
with being a millionaire. Mrs. Brod-
erick was married TO Frank BerWert
in San Francisco in 1902, and just
a year later he disappeared. She was
unable to find the slightest trace OF
him until 1906, when she was informed
by his sisters that he had been muir
dered on the Russian river, this state.
She visited the lumber camp where
the alleged murder occurred, and the
grave of her husband was pointed out
to her. That same year she married
Edwin Broderick in Eureka.
When Berwert met his wife on his
unexpected return he turned away with
the single remark, II hope you are
happy"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
TRIBUTE TO SOLON
IS UNDERESTIMATE
MINORITY LEADER DENIES PIC.
TURE RESEMBLES
Members of House of Representatives
Order Portrait of Noted States
man Which They Are
Ashamed to Give

WASHINGTON, March 6.-When
John Sharp Williams, for six years
minority leader, left the house to rest
two years before coming to the senate
he did not take with him any memento
of the esteem in which his fellow
members held him. 1t was not the
members fault, however. They COM
missioned an artist at a fancy price to
paint a portrait of the noted Missis-
sippi statesman, but the product was
so disappointing none had the heart
to present it,
81 know am not handsome" COM
mented Mr.. Williams as he looked at
the portrait, but they could not have
done worse If they had been painting
Adam"
when did he die?" inquired Vice
President Sherman.
81 couldn't give that to the man who
shot my dog" declared Representative
Cushman of Washington, and the
members decided he was right.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
DUAL EMPIRE is NOT READY
TO REVIEW sERvIAN TREATY

VIENNA, March 6.-Count Forgach,
the Austro- Hungarian minister at Bel
grade, has been instructed to inform
the Servian government that, owing
to the attitude maintained by Servia
for the last few months, the dual mon
archy has not been in position to
submit renewal of the commercial
treaty with Servia which expires March
81
The Austro- Hungarian government,
Count Forgach is instructed to add,
cherishes the confident hope that Ser
via, who, it is generally understood,
has, in accordance with the advice of
the powers. decided to change her poll
icy with regard to Bosnia and Herze-
govina, will notify Vienna of this wise
resolution, as well as her intention to
maintain peace and neighborly relations
with Austria-Hungary.
AS soon as this notification is re-
ceived Austria Hungary will be pre-
pared to negotiate the questions of
trade intercourse pending between the
two countries.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
CARTER HARRlSON'S HOME,
FAMOUS LANDMARK, GONE
Was Residence Also of Mrs. Potter
Palmer and Several Other
Notables

CHICAGO, March 6.-Another land
mark is being removed to make way
for the modern apartment building.
The homestead of Carter II. Harri-
son, southwest corner of Jackson and
Ashland boulevards. at one time con-
sidered one of the handsomest homes in
the city, is in the hands of the
wreckerS.
Not only was the old building the
home of the Harrisons. but Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer once lived there, 1t having
been built by her father. H. H. Honore,
in the early sos. 1t also has been oc-
cupied by Samuel j. Walker. father
of Judge Walker, and by members of
the Kohlsaat family.
The first Carter Harrison purchased
the residence from H. H. Honore in
1855 and the family used it almost
continuously until 1872. At that time
Mr.. Harrison was sent to congress,
and for several succeeding years the
house was rented the family being
either in Washington or abroad.
Afterward, however, 1t again became
the family> home. 1t was in the broad
hallway that Mr. Harrison. the mayor,
was shot by Prendergast. on the clos
ing day of the worlds fair.
William Preston Harrison announced
that the entire property would be COW
cred by apartments.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
CHURCH SCANDAL
SHOCKS CHICAGO
WIFE'S CONFESSION LEADS TO
DISRUPTION
PASTOR RESIGNS; INJUNCTION
3UiT is FILED
Two Congregations Involved In Un-
precedented Observation-Disclosures
Is Bitterly Denounced by
lrate Husband
tBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, March GA situation
which involves the resignation of a
pastor from his church, the threatened
disruption of another church, and a
scandal which us without foundation
was presented in bill of injunction
filed in the superior court here today.
The bill was filed by John Lavender,
and seeks to enjoin the Rev. Edward
Is. Crawford, pastor of the Woodlawn
Park Methodist church, and the trus-
tees and stewards of the church from
publishing and circulating among the
church members a confession made by
Mrs. Mary Lavender, wife of the plain
tiff, to DIR. Crawford. The bill recites:
During January or February, 1909
e. B. Crawford, as pastor of said
church, in conversation with a certain
lady received from said lady, who be-
lieved she was conversing in confidence
between a pastor and communicate
certain statements regarding her spirit
ual condition, experience and progress
but which he interpreted to be miscon-
duct between said lady and a certain
minister, and by threatening to publish
said alleged confession caused the res
ignation of said pastor"
Gives His Reasons
The pastor who resigned was the Rev
John D. Leek of the Western Avenue
he resigned he replied:
Because 1 am a Christian and a
man."
The bill for injunction declares that
there is no exigency which makes II
necessary to the welfare of the congre-
CATION to publicly disseminate any in
formation 'in further betrayal of said
confession" but on the contrary the
less agitation there is "the better il
would be for the welfare of the church
and of the congregation"
1t is alleged that the publication OF
the confession was set for tonight, DR.
Crawford desiring, he said, to have the
congregation judge whether his actions
in the matter have been proper or 9TH
erwise.
AS the bill proceeds the tone becomes
more bitter against Dr. Crawford. The
latter is accused of malicious and cor
rupt distortion and betrayal of said
confession"
He is said to have used "the prestive
of the official board to exculpate him
self from the ignoble predicament into
which his dastardly distortion and be-
trayal of said confession have placed
him"
Judge Barnes this afternoon refused
to issue the injunction because. he said
the other side had not been notified OF
the application.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS
BREAKS TARGET RECORDS
Eighty-fifth Company Makes 100 Per
Cent Hits at Moving
Objects

WASHINGTON, March 6.-One OF
the highest figures of efficiency ever
made in target practice has been
reached by the Eighty fifth company
coast artillery corps at Fort Casey,
Wash, according to a statement given
out by the war department.
This company made 100 per cent of
hits at a 30x60-foot target, moving at
the rate of 6.S miles an hour, at a
mean range of 1920 yards.
The practice was held with bat
terry of ten-inch rifles mounted on dis
appearing carriages. The series of
four record shots was fired from two
guns in the total elapsed time of 2
minutes and 2S seconds.
AS showing the companys general
efficiency the department states that
the company has made nine out of ten
record shots fired this year at a NOV
ing target and only one other company
assigned to ten-inch rifles has made a
higher figure.
The chief of coast artillery is graft
fed over this excellent record and has
recommended that Major Andrew
Hero, jr., who commanded the COM
pany in practice, and the officers and
men of the company be commended.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
STEEL WAR TO
REDUCE WAGES
Manufacturers Maintain Lower Prices
Have Affected Trade So They
May Have to Close
Mills
rBv Associated Press.l

by ASSOCldACu 1ASSS''
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March o.
Wage reductions are preolcteo an,ons
week. +ho+
It was announced here today thar
both the so-called trust and independ-
emf plants would be forced TO cut
wages 10 per cent following the wage
reduction announced by the Lacka-
wanna Steel company
President Campbell of the Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube company, the
largest independent works in this sec
ton, today said:
Here in this section we cannot re-
duce the wages of puddlers. Our agree
ment with them does not terminate un-
til July 1.
sFIowever, if we cannot sell our prod
net on the new basis established by
eastern producers, we will be compelled
to smut down our mills
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
RELATIONS OF DENMARK
AND ICELAND UNFRIENDLY
Majority of Parliament in the Latter
Country Favor Dissolution
of All Ties

COPENHAGEN, Friday, Feb. &c.
The relations of Iceland with Denmark
have recently become greatly strained.
Iceland for a long time has had a
home rule and during the last few
years she has obtained all possible
liberties from Denmark. but the ma
jority of the Iceland's parliament ia
vors the dissolution of all government
al ties with Denmark.
Iceiand's minister of home affairs,
M. Haafstein, who supports the policy
of good understanding between the
two countries. has been forced to re-
sign.
Bjoern Jonsson, who has been nom
mated to succeed him, is strongly hos
tile to Denmark.
If his candidature prevails 1t will be
taken in Denmark as a serious affront.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Soldiers Raise a Disturbance

WASHINGTON, March 6.-After
wrecking several lunch rooms. threat
ening the proprietors with bodily harm
il they interfered, and hurting bricks
through the windows of residences.
several members of company X of the
Fifth Pennsylvania volunteers scram-
bled aboard their departing train last
night, it is alleged, just in time to es-
cape arrest. Reserves of the Sixth pre-
cinct had been called out to stop the
soldiers ''fun," and they charged the
fugitives Just before their train left.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
DEATH OF WOMAN
SAVES BAY STATE TOWN
$100 EVERY YEAR

WORCESTER, Mass, March 6.-By
the death Of Mrs. Lyman Jennings, who
died mt Orange yesterday at the age of
80 years, the town of Athol, Mass, will
save $3.50 n year.
In 1876 Athol was practically bank
rupt and Mrs. Jennings husband adj
vanced the city $4,000 with a stipulation
that he was TO receive $40 a year until
ne died, his wife $3.50 year and their
daughter, who Is now married, $40
year until her death. Jennings did not
die until 1907, mt the age of 90.
Mrs. Jennings lacked only three
months of being 90 when she died. The
daughter Is still alive and drawing her
$50. For the original $4,000, counting
from the date Of the loan to the OPEN
ing of this years account, Athol has
paid just $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07

however, this advantage:
1.-THE issues are more clearly defined
than before"
1t can be said with authority that
everything now depends upon the posi-
ton Russia takes in the matter. The
situation stands as follows: Servia has
undoubtedly re1ounced all claims, but
at the same time she has charged Rus
STA to place the demands before an in
ternational conference. The position
of Emperor Francis Joseph and his
ministry is that to accept such con-
ference before the points at issue with
Servia are settled would be to invite
an undesirable compromise.
Austria Hungary is prepared to grant
commercial and economical compensa-
lions to Servia IL Servia consents to
negotiate directly; but should a con-
ference be called to deal with these
questions Austria Hungary, with the
support of Germany, would oppose any
concessions.
Austria Hungary and Germany con-
slider that a conference should be called
only to ratify agreements already made,
and they do not recognize the right of
the powers in any way to intervene in
questions concerning two independent
nations
Turkey Holds Same View
1T is affirmed also that Turkey is in
clined to hold to a similar view. The
Porte fears that IL such a conference
awarded Servia territorial compensa-
ton from Austria Hungary then Servia
would demand territorial compensation
from Turkey.
The provisional commercial agree
ment between Austria Hungary and
Servia expires March 81, and Austria
Hungary is willing to make the new
agreement more advantageous II Ser
via will abstain from seeking foreign
intervention and settle the question
alone. Up to the present time RusSia
has not intimated whether or not She
will accept the Servian mandate to up
proach the powers.
The comment of the evening papers
on the Austro- Servian situation is pes
simistic, but the hope is expressed that
Russia soon will make known her in
tention to favor peaceful solution.
The Vossische Zeitung summarizes the
situation as follows:
Russia has thankless task. If she
refuses to carry out the wishes of Ser
via IL is to be feared that Servia will
throw herself upon the Austrian bayo-
nets. If, on the other hand, Russia ex-
ercises the slightest compulsion on
Austria Hungary. it is probable that
the dual monarchy will grasp the sword
as the only means of cutting the Ser
Wan knot"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Chinese Students Go Abroad

Using TSAU, March 6.-Nine Chi
nese residing in the Shan Tung prov
ince, in which this city is located, have
completed their preparations to go
abroad and finish their studies in for
eign colleges. Four of the nine will en-
ter American institutions. three will
go to England and two will matriculate
In German universities.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Ships in course of construction:
MANY AvaIanches Reported

VIENNA, March 6-Telegrams re-
ceived here from Carinthia. Austria. re-
port that series of devastating ava
ianches have occurred there and that
numbers of houses in the different viii
lagos of the section have been swept
away. 1t is known that already ten
deaths have resulted.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Found Guilty of Assault

REDDING, March Crank Little
field on trial for assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill Constable
Foley in Kenneth on May 16 last year.
was found guilty today of simple as
sault with a deadly weapon. The trial
lasted two weeks. Foley was shot
through the heart, but lived. His re-
covery Is regarded as a wonder by the
medical profession.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
To Welcome RIueIackets

NEW YORK, March 6.--The 5000
bluejackets who have returned from
the worlds tour on board the four
battleships assigned to the Brooklyn
navy yard will be rendered reception
at the naval branch of the Young
Mems Christian association in Brook
lyn nv Miss Helen Gould.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
March 7 Legal Holiday

SACRAMENTO, March 6.-Governor
Gillett signed today a bill making
March 7 legal holiday. The day,
which also is the anniversary of Luz
Their Burbanks birth, will be known
as Arbor day. 1t will be the occasion
for the planting. of trees and flowers
each year by pupils in the public
schools,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Waiter Commits suicide

SAN JOSE, March 6.-Anton Palo-
covich, q restaurant waiter, committed
suicide last night by throwing himself
from second story window at the
county infirmary. He was So years old
and had been suffering from bodily and
mental @in1rmities.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
AeropIanIsts Honored

MUNICH, March 6.-The Technical
high school of Munich has conferred
the honorary degree of doctor of tech
meal sciences on Wilbur and Orville
Wright, the American aeroplanlsts. in
recognition of their practical solution
of the problem of aerial flight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
Woman Ends Her Life

SAN FRANCISCO. March 6.-During
a spell of dependency last night Mrs.
Louisa j. Jones, aged SS, the wife of
Alexander Jones of New York city,
committed suicide by inhaling illumin-
ating gas at her home in Cough street.
Her dead body was found today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
JAPANESE TELLS OF SHIPS
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Five Vessels Being Built, Eight Pro-
iected and One Hundred and
Ninety-six In Use

TOXIC, Monday, March S.-Speaking
in the naval section of the budget
committee. Baron Saito made the fol-
lowing interesting statement as to the
actual condition and prospects OF the
navy: 80
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
WAR CLOUD IN
EUROPE SULLEN
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH OP-
POSED TO COMPROMISE
AusTRIA.HuNoARY WANTS SER
VIA TO DEAL DIRECTLY
Russlas Recent Optimism Apparently
Premature, and Crisis Rapidly
Appears to Be Approaching,
Despite Efforts
rBy Associated Press.l
BERLIN. March z

BERLIN, March
CT h Q situation
between Austria :
Hungary and Ser
via arising from
the efforts of the
latter country to
secure compensa-
ton by the dual
monarchy of Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
was acknowledged
today to be dis
ulifAting. There ia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-05
KEEP OUT THE COLD

BY using weather strips. P. t. Langan
naks them. Japalac for floors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-05

the shallow reformer But the lid
only remains until the storm has
blown over-Then all begins as be
fore
The Socialist alone Is striking at
the root, and will not stop digging
until he has torn the root out. For
every forward step he rejoices, but
he never permits his rejoicing to in
terfere with the onward march
toward greater things.
You have struggled for many years
to the best of your lights, to make
this city a little better place to live
in. You must soon realize, II you
do not already, that reform efforts
are frutless. We invite you to do
what so many men of your moral
courage and convictions have done,
come into the Socialist party and the
Socialist movement and work to abol.
ish the root evil that blasts our So
cial life, and help to usher in the
better day for all mankind,
T. NJ, SOCIALIST,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-05

hitherto existing society. 1t is also
true that in all previous societies that
there has been forms of human seryi-
tude existing in these societies.
In the words OF Marx, Freeman
and slave, patrican and plebian, lord
and serf, guildmaster and iourneyman,
in word oppressor and oppressed
stood in constant opposition to one
another
So long as mighty army of young
men are denied by economic neces-
sity the right to marry and have
homes, and so long a. young working
women see vice clothed in silk and
satin, and virtue clothed in rags, so
long as our factories and stores EN-
ploy great masses of young women at
starvation wages, and the rulers Of
present society derive profits from
rents OF red light resorts. Just so long
will there be Thirteen streets and
thigh sidewalks in every city, Fur
thermore, just SO long as society is
based on profit and there are tire.
menduous profits to be made by lay.
ing tribute upon such institutions
graft will prevail.
OF course there vii be times. such
as at present. when the ;lid" will he
put on for the purpose of deceiying
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-05
Better Than Spanking.

Spanking does not cure children OF
bed-wetting. There is constitution.
II cause for this trouble Mrs NJ.
Summers, Box w, Notre Dame, Ind,
will send free to any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with full in.
structions. Send no money, but write
her today II your children trouble you
in this way, Don't blame the child,
the chances are 1t can't help it. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night. sr
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-12-05
KNIGHTS OF PyTH|AS
Cairo Lodge No. f73 Elected Officers
Installation First Friday
in January,

Cairo Lodge No. l73, Knights Of
Pythia, met Friday night and elected
officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
Geo. A. Piper, c. G.. w. L. Duncan,
V. c.; Carlos Dudley, Prelate: Jos.
Hochnedel, NJ. of w; ]. H, Shearhod.
X, of r. and s.. Frank Youch, NJ. of
F.; w. H. Boyer, NJ. at A.; Henry
Stout, |. G.; NJ, G. Axley, o. G.: John
w. G. Fry. trustees, three years;
Fred Daubsch, trustee, one year.
The newly elected officers will be
installed at the meeting to be held
Friday January r