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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Special to Daily Miner

Washington, Nov. 10 - American waste, more serious than race suicide, is poinetd out by Dr. Wilbur, chief census statistician, in q bulletin just issued, in which it is estimated that annually in the United States from one hundred to two hundred thousand babies under five years of age die from preyentable causes. This great loss Of life among the little ones when they are most loving and lovable could be prevented on the basis Of present day knowledge of sanitary measures. For the accomplishment of effective preventable work in this direction, Dr. Wilbur holds that the prompt registration Of all births and in the more careful and precise state- ment of causes of death ny physicians are essential.
 The possibility of great saving of human life during infancy and dur ing early childhood is emphasized by estimates made by Professor Irving Fisher: Out of every hundred deaths that occur from each disease in which
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

seams may he found below any measu- rable or exposed vein as seen by the eplorer. So after aIl the new coal regulations are negative blessings to the miner.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Champion Gotch Sued
 For Breach Of Promise Seattle Woman Says She was Wronged then tilted by
 Worlds Best Wrestler

Curry of Seattle. asks twenty-five thou sand dollars damages for her mental anguish. She has a ten months old baby as an exhibit to prove his faith
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

Chicago. Nov. 10-Frank Gotch, the worlds chmpion wrestler, made monkey of kaieevich of Italy last night. Gotch got the first fall in six teen minutes and the second in five. The dago was DO match for the hero of a hunIred battles.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
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Hazelton, B. c Nov. 1l-A number of Indian chief $ have been arrested and placed on trial for various crimes within the past few weeks. The nat ives are greatly incensed over being
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
J. Daily Captures
 Medal For TaXidermy

Mir. J. J. DaEy ot ae;chiau has re csIved notice from Henry .E. D0seb C rector Of Exhibits Ct the l. !. r. L. that bs has bean zEarce6 s siIver medal for ! mounted moose head ex- hibited IT lhs Alaska osiIdiog. The
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lessness. Gotch was in Seattle about that time for bout with pr. Roller It was during that time that he met the fair Sadie and caused her downfall.
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Vancouver. Nov. 10-A loaded elec- tric freight car ran down hill this morning and crashed into an interur- ban passenger car at Lakeview, hall way to Westminster. Fifteen pass en- gers were killed and twenty injured.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Ballinger And Pinchot
 May Meet With Taft
Friends of Secretary and Ex.FOrester Trying to Bring them
 Together

from the publication of she GIsvis charges in Golfers Is is believed that a eo1grssioosl investigation will ba forced 10 determine the status oi the situation
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Nome Now Free
 From Storm
-Specisi 10 Daily Miner

-Specisi 10 Daily Miner
 Nome Nov. l0-The storm is over. Is lasted for two days and was marked oy great eFsrity. TCfay .he sun is shining and lovely Alaska weather prevails.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

Chicago, Nov. 11-Frank Gotch, the worlds champion wrestler was today made defendant in a breach of promise suit. The woman, Sadie
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
NATIVES ARRESTED AT
 METLAKAHTLA FOR THIEVING

Marshal Abrams ses Policeman Dac f
 
 C. ssnsd for stealing Ii s claimed The Hanin
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

medal > soon 10 be sen, 70 Nr. Dsly The medal will be stamped aith sbe sea Of the .Spuis of ne Pacide.' = CT one si5e and oo Ehe osser sioe will be sfam0-d ihe name of the award which nss been granted.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

f. H. Bootbrosd, Jr. and II men who have been 6nisblDg up the Alaska boundry survey at Unik river went south on the Dolphin.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Special so.Daily Miner

r'-~4S. -s-l-l. -R-
 Wsshiogioo. Nor. Ii-FrisD1s of both Balliuger and Pinchos intend 10 haFe an early conference wish PresI- 6eai Tstt over ihe scandal resulting
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

Monsl metal, 2 new alloy of nickel.
 recently pus on ths market, contains s. per cent of nickel, l.5 per cent of iron and 3O5 per cent of copper. k is said to possess a tensile strength about 25 per cent greater and an elastic limit about J1 per cent higher than ihs Dezs rolled steel, and is has besides the additional quality of Ircor- rodIoilItv. The mechanical posssibil- isies open to such an alloy are en6- Iesz. For example the small cast pro- peIIers used in bydroplanes or high speed motog boass are subject to eaor-
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Margaret Ellington Granted
 Divorce From Daniel FrOhman

tel Frohmao the actor. The decree @ss granted Bpon ihe grounds of Dou- support
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Rum0rS Of
 New Rate War
Quite Likely that Cut may be made in Steamer Rates to the
 Westward

Special to Daily Miner
 Seattle, Nov. 1l-lt is rumored here that a rate war is about to be inaugurated over the lines running to
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the westward. There seems to be no reason for the act aside fl cm desire to promote travel and increase busi- ness.
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special 70 Daily Miner Reno, Nor II-Msrgsres LlIling,ca ~zs today granted a divorce from Dan-
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Boardman, Who Did Shooting
 At Skagway Permanently Blind

i report comes from Sksg~sy shs. Harry Boeronsn. ihe man who shot fsessrt snora he had aee1sed oi alternating his site's affections. csn- nos possibly regain his sight. After shooting his Eicsim, Boaromsn placed the m1zzle of the revolver 10 tbe si5e Of his head and pulled the trigger. The bullet tore around and through
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13

noos strain. Some propeilers used in such boats make J1O 10 2,eO rero- lgsiors minute. The strain on a blacs sixteen inches long siih a pitch Of forty degrees and with the edge of the blade thinned so an eighth Of an inch Is go grea. that an ez- sraordInary metal is required for this use. Manganese bronze bends at the blade tips and becomes useless. bus
 nonei metal has been fully tested in such service and proves to De absolute y rigid.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-11-13
Fountain Thompson Succeeds
 Late Senator Johnson

rFoansain TbOuF Johnson ~hO appointed died.
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the front part O the skull and caused such damage as to destroy the eye sight. The juliet which Stewart re- eeised entered the shoulder and pass ed from the left 10 the right of tbe body. Since being shot Stewart has been partially psrsllyzed and k is feared he will never regain sbe use of the upper portion Of his body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
M,n and MIC Einht nu.I.

After locking their two children IN
a bedroom and fastening all the doors
OF their fat in Chicago. Antonio Spiz
zirri and his wife, Anna, went into
the darkened parlor. where they tried
TO kill each other. The woman was
shot twice and stabbed twice with
a stilletto. and died before the police
arrived. The husband was shot twice
also and he may die. A revolver and q
knife were found near the sofa on
which the woman lay dead. and an
other revolver was found beside the
husbands body. The disordered room
Indicated a terrible struggle.
Spizzirri turned on bis side as the
police. called by neighbors. broke into
the room with sledgehammer and
tore a letter which was on the zoos
by his side into bits before the police
could stop him. This letter when
translated from the Italian. may solve
the mystery. II Is thought that SpiE
zirri was Jealous OF his wife.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14

ed In the Harrisburg. Pa. hospital as
the result OF desperate battle in .
small mountain settlement north OF
Harrisburg. where he attempted 10
rob the store OF Lewis Myers.
Holding up the entire hamlet at the
point OF his revolver, Kinard entered
the store. but was interrupted by
Oscar Heisley. who procured a re-
volvsr and opened fire on the despe-
RADIO. kinard fell after q half dozen
shots had been exchanged. but was up
and away into the thick under5rush
before his pursuers could capture him.
He was badly wounded In the left
thigh. but managed to hide himself
until the chase had bsen abandoned
and then crawIed over the mountain
and through the woods to the nome of
his brother. Amos Kinard. several
miles distant in Cumberland county.
Bleeding and almost unconscious
when he reached there. he begged his
brother 60 take him in and hide him.
The brother did take him in, but i'm.
mediately sent for an oficer. There is
a reward OF SIS for the arrest OF
Kinard. and the brother will set the
money. Kinard was hurried to the
Harrisburg hospital, where he Is OK.
pected 20 die OF loss OF blood For
years he has been noted for his dar.
ing lawlessnsss and Is wanted for as
saulting officers OF the law. for burg
larry and horse stealing. Heretofore he
has always managed 20 get away by
hiding In the mountains.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
Girl Murdered In csm.,ery.

That Anna Schumacher. the seven
teen-year-old girl whose body was
found crudely buried In Holy Sepul-
chre cemetery at Rochester. n. Y.
was choked and beaten TO death after
being criminally assaulted. is the con-
clusion based on the autopsy held by
the coroner. but many OF the circum-
stances OF the crime. even to the ex.
act place where IL was committed. can
stu be only guessed. Although the
authorities believe they have n clue
to the murderer. namely q broken
spade found near tho scene OF the
deed. who is guilty OF the crime Is a
matter OF the vaguest speculation.
The autopsy emphasized the bru-
tally OF the crime. The body was in a
piuable condition - the head. face.
chest. arms and hands were covered
with bruises and scratches: the bone
that supports the tongue. the hyoid
was fractured. when the assaiIant
choked his victim; the body was GOV.
cred with blood, and the hair was full
OF dirt and leaves. indicating that the
body was dragged some distance, prob
ably by the feet. Part OF the clothing
had been removed. II would seem that
the girl. who was OF vigorous ply
sique. made desperate struggle TO
save her honor and her life.
The young woman left her home on
Saturday morning TO place flowers In
the family cemetery. which is that OF
the Catholic church. and when she
did not return at night her family be-
came greatly alarmed A search was
instituted. which was kept up until the
finding OF her body by two ofRcers.
The spot where the body was found
was well chosen for conceaimens- II Is
back OF an old ice house In the ceme-
terry property and Is surrounded By
Wild underground and trees.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14

Maids. maids. maids
lis very hard 20 SAY
In what each one doth most allure
For each one has way
OF smiling smiles and davting looks
That keep fellow guessing
And eyes sometimes on mischief bent
And little hands Tor pressing.
Maids. maids. maids
I've talked With dropping fellows
Who swore their hearts were all a-biaze
And Love was az the bellows.
And . the gloomy looks they wore.
DiScOnsoiately blinking,
And some Mere roaming meath the stars
And some were madly drinking.
Maids, maids. maids
No use TO ask for pity:
The hOmely ones try hard 10 please
But never those who're pretty
No wonder beauty'S INFAMOUS
The explanations simple.
The bards sing as they'd split their
Threats.
And why?-To praise a dimpie.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
TARIFF BILL
IS NOW A LAW
Passed by the Senate and Signed
by the President.
Mr. TAFT ISSUES STATEMENT

Declares the DliI Is Not Perfect BY
Any Means. Nor "compIets Gem
pIianes With Promises Made" Bus
IL. Nevertheless, = Sincere Effort TO
Make a Downward Revision.
The tarif has been revised and the
extraordinary session OF congress has
been brought 70 q close.
The conference report OF the bill
was agreed 70 By the senate by vote
OF ~ 20 81. and soon afterwards the
concurrent resolution. making certain
changes in the leather schedule. was
adopted by both houses
Seven Republican senators voted
against the bill They were Msssrs.
Bristow. CiApp. Cummius. Deliver,
LaFollette. Beverage and Nelson.
Just as the hands OF the gold clock
IN the presidents room reached six
minutes past i've. the Payne tariff
bill. as the measure viii be known.
wes laid before the president. He pick.
cd up a pen supplied by Chairman
committee. and which had been used
by both the vice president and the
speaker in signing the bill. and at
tached his signature. After writing
William II Taft" the president add.
ed. signed five minutes after 8
O'Clock. August 8. 1909. w. II. T"
President Taft gave out n statement
embodying his views OF the new tariff
act. which he designStes oficislly as
the Payne bill" in accordance with
past custom OF giving first recognition
20 the Trainer OF the measure In the
house Of representatives.
The president declares that while
the bill Is not perfect by any means,
nor a compliance with promises
made. strictly interpreted" Il Is. new.
ertheless. a sincere effort on the part
Of the party 20 make a downward re.
vision and 20 comply with the prom.
ises OF the platform.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14

We have received the circular Of
Information for the first annual SEES
sion OF the National Training School
for Women and Girls at Lincoln
Heights Washington. d. c. II was
established by the Woman's Auxili-
airy and the National Baptist Con-
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
Cannon OiseipIines Insurgsnts.

Cannon Diseiplines Insurgents.
Speaker Cannon announced the ap.
pOintment OF the committees for the
Sixty-first congress. The insurgents
against the house rules" are disci-
plined. and IN a number OF instances
ranking members have not been given
the chairmanship OF their commit
tees Representative Fowler On. j..
Gardner (Eass). and Cooper. CWis.)
three OF the rules insurgents" who
held chairmanships IN the last session
OF congress. have lost their commit
tees Representative Vreeiand IN. ".
succeeds Mr Fowler as head OF the
committee on banking and currency.
and Representtite Rodenbers mlD.
succeeds Mr. Gardner as chairman
OF the committee on Industrial arts
and exposi'ons. Mr.. Cooper Was re-
placed by Representative Olmsted
pa. Representative Davidson wis
IL retained as head OF the committee
on railways and canals. These mem
beers participated in the fight on the
rules AZ the beginning OF the present
session. and thus Incurred the speak.
er'a displeasure
Although Representative WAnEer
(PaD was the ranking member OF the
last committee on interstate and for.
eign commerce. Representative Mann
Ul). who has been most active on
that committee. succeeds 70 the chair.
manship.
Representative Gardner IN. j. also
was the ranking member OF his com.
mittee (postofhces and post roads)
but Representative Weeks MASS. }
has received the chairmanshiD OF tina,
important committee.
The ways and means committee and
the committees on accounts. mileage
and rules we're orgaDizsd earlier in
the session.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
Man At Work

What is the meaning OF the old
adage about saving wood and saying
nothing" asked the fair maid
1t means that there is a man oa
the job. replied the homegrown phil
Osopher
And why not a woman" queried
the T. IN.
Impossible" answered the local
philosophy dispenser II a woman
had TO saw the wood the world would
certainly hear about it,"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
Widows Wiles.
A little widow.
NoR and then.
VIII hypnotic
\ dozen men.
Superior intelligence.

II suppose" remarked the stranger
within the gates. the people OF this
village are quite intelligent"
That's what" replied the native
Why, a number of the residents
often pass whole evenings together
without playing euchre or bridge
whist"
Devote the time 10 literature and
conversation, preSume?" said the
stranger
No. answered the native. they
play dominoes and match pennies"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
THAT OPEN LETTER.

The National Independent Politi
cal League has issued an open let.
ter to President William II. Taft. II
is dated August 5, 1909, and il has
been spread broadcast Throughout;
the United States by the press agen.
cies and the northern newspapers
1t may as we'll be said that this ad.
dress was addressed TO President
Taft. merely as a matter of form.
The primary purpose was to attract
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
New Director o, Mint.

President Taft sent to the United
States senate the nomination OF A.
Platt Andrew, OF Massachusetts. to
be director OF the mint. The nomina-
ton is TO succeed Frank willing
Leach. who resigned some time ago
TO become president OF the Peoples
Water company. % Oakland. Cal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14
GA SAVED Glrl.n Life.

A rat" in her hair saved the life
OF Bertha Dciina. a young woman OF
Roanoke. Va. who shot herself In
the head with an attempt at suicide
When the physicians at the hospital
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bullet came out with the mass OF false
ornament The woman will recover.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-14

Snowman don't know as we can
give any kind OF a show this after
noon.
Assistant-What's the matter7
Showman-That fresh kids been in
the cage OF The man-eating lion, hay-
Ing a romp. and the critter is as play
fui as a kitten; the farmer we rented
the sacred COW OF India from says
the money amt payin' him for the
loss OF his milk route. and the wild
man OF Borueo says he's got to have
a day on to register and see the po-
lice parade.