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The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
GOV. HOGGATT
 AT SEATTLE
(By United Press.)

SEATTLE, Wash. April 27-Goy. Milford B. Hoggatt of Alaska arrived here today and will leave for Juneau next Friday on the Cottage City Mrs. Hoggatt and their infant dauSh- ter remained east ard will return to Alaska next summer.
 In an interview given to the press Gov. Hoggatt stated that he believed the charges made against Thomas Lyons were without iOUldaticn.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
CHALLENGE FOR THE ELKS

The All Stars have challenged the EIks' for baseball game to b. played next Sunday. The All Stars will line up as follows: Phelps, C.; O'Connell, p; Eckert, ID; Rosenberg 2b; McBrien. ss; Tabler, &b; Sparks. If; Shelley. of; and Rowe, lf For farther information apply to Bol Shelley or Tom O'Connen.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
NEIL BEATEN
 BY BR|T|SHER
(By United Press.)

NEW HAVEN Conn. April 27- Owen Moran, champion featherweight of England, had all the better of twelve round fight with Frankie Neil of San Francisco at this city last night. Moran was unable to knock Neil out, but he beat him all over the ring and had him in distress in sev- cral rounds. According to the law no decision was announced.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
SANTA CLARA BROUGHT HAY

The Santa Clara, the Alaska Steam ship company's freighter, arrived in Skagway at : o'clock last night with 10 tons of hay and sailed at 9 o'clock for Juneau. She had no passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
INSANITY ID
 BE DEFENCE
(sy United Press.)

FLUSHING, l.. I. April 27-The Haines jury will probably be complet- ed today. In view Of the fact that Capt. Peter HaiEes will claim insanity es his defense the judge may appoint lunacy commission to decide as to Capt Haincs' sanity bcTore She evi- dence will be submitted.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27

Deputy [. s. Marshal Hector Nc. Lean will go to Juneau on the Jef- ferson to take William Frazier and john RadcHff to the federal jail at that town
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
DRAPER'S BONDS APPROVED

The town council held a special meeting last night and approved the S5O .OOO bond of Town Treasurer. H.. IT, Draper. The bond was presented a. the last meeting of the council, Lut was not approved because it was irregularly drawn up.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
EXPLOSION KILLS SAILORS CHINA LINER STRIKES 0N REEF
United Press Telesraph.cabIe servlce.)

HONGKONG, China. April 27-The Hamburg-American steamer Scandia crroute for Shanghai from Hamburg with more than 1000 passengers on board, ran aground on a reef not far
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27

 FEEL BETTER
(5y United Prees}

NAIBORI. British East Africa. Apr 27 Both Theodore and Kermit RooS'- welt are feeling much better today and will probably br able to continue the trip to the interior the latter par. of this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
COOPERS WANT
 X NEW TRIAL
(By United Press.)

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 27-The motion of Colonel Cooper and Robin Cooper, for a new trial has been re- fused. The Coopers were recently convicted of the murder of Senator Carmack.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27

There will be a special meeting of Skagway Hive No ?, Ladies of the Maccabees, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Stinebaugh at s o'clock this ev, ening.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
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of immediately killed after the accident and she was sunk b nm nacountable explosion prevent explosions which anchored The cocks
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27

from this port last night during a thick fog. It is believed that she can be pulled off today without dam age if the sea continues smooth.
 The passengers are all safe.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
LYONS TO BE
 AT FAIRBANKS
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c. April 27- If E. E. Cushman is confirmed as judge of the Fourth judicial division, and Thomas Lyons is appointed judge If the First judicial division, they will change places, Cushman holding court at Juneau and Lyons going to Fair banks.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27

Attorney z. R. Cheney will return to Juneau on the Jefferson.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-27
The Tyrant Abdul Hamid Stripped Of Power And Wealth----His Brother, Mehemid Rechad, Suc- ceeds Him.
tuni,.s Press TeIesraph,cabIe service.)


 coNSTANTINoPLE April The deposed Abdul Hamd IS m decided prsoned in castle on the S Abdul Ham of 5osporus Most ot ms e will be dsbanded the women be d'S stead. ed throughout the country ana many Mehemd of his intimate friends nave been ar Reebad Sultan immediately carre m out n the palace amid scenes of constannope comparatively frequent from disorder today as mar " cries of tyra has faren heard. closely patroIed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06

much of the sunlight falling on us; the masses of
clouds of the wine dark seas" would add so much
the dazzling impression that hardly in the course OF
long life would the Martan astronomer be able to
glimpse every part of the earth 1t Is otherwise with
Mars Just is said that every nation has news
papers 1t deserves planet has the atmosphere
1t hold In oxygen. in nitrogen, In hydrogen in
the particles, the molecules OF the gas are
ever striving to hy into space at speeds OF thou
sands of miles second The lighter the gas greater
the speed and the only thing that keeps atmosphere
inclosing planet Is the pull which the planets weight
or gravity exerts II is because the so light in
weight that 1t fails to hold any percepble atmosphere
at all. The planet Mars is In many ways midway In
characteristics between the and the earth; but
II resembles the than the earth its failing
grip on its Its atmosphere Is therefore, very
thin.
One consequence of this is that we see Mars very
clearly. But do not see it as clearly as we see the
Its atmosphere does not refract light to sw
dazzling extent; and astronomers believe that no
clouds ever floating on It, There are dusky
veilings Its Disc that cross like flying shadows:
but these are great dusttoms raised BY tempests such
would eclipse the widest tornado which ever ragged
modest planet; and there apparitions which
Lowell has identified snowstorms as sweep over
polar continent In short In spite Of clearness and
lightness of the Marian atmospheric seeing Mars has
been described by observer at Lowels observa-
tory as like looking at Swiss landscape from high
Alp with the summer clouds sweeping about one Now
the mist rolls away, revealing bit Of the valley and
shute In again 10 moment while In some other SPOT
the clouds break away and disclose jagged sumrma
portion Of shining glacier" IL requires therafora
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06

special astronomical aptitude and to the
Martian canals and need not be surprised that
many astronomers crticse Loweil'p estimate OF the
number Of the canals 426 and of the oases they join
1885,
What these lines and spots-are they canals?
Prof Lowell and his assistants Mr.. Lampland and Mr.
SIpher express doubt the question; and up to
certain point they have very doHghtly objection
after objection to their theory II be understood
that no responsible person denies that there
markings on Mars What astronomers dispute is wheth
or these markings numerous Flagstaff obser
vatory declares, and whether they artificial in char
acter. We may cede their number Are they artificial?
One argument In favor of their having been made by
intelligent beings Is that the lines appear to
run parallel for hundreds of miles The reality of this
appearance doubted Mr. Lampland has photo
graphed Mars. and there real beyond doubt on some
OF the tiny photographs bigger than pea appear
now and again double canals Then there was the
question Of water. Was there on Mars at aha
Mr. Slipher has shown, by OF the spectroscope
that there is water in the Martan atmosphere II there
Is water IN the atmosphere then Mars may be less cold
than Lowels opponents have declared and the atmos
phere ilsef more dense If that be true then there
may be water In these long lines which Lowell calls
canals, and these canas~ay have been built by
soning beings who thus sought gate their scorched
and drying planet with water flowing from the polar
That Is the belief which Prof Lowell once again as
in MARS the Abode OF Life" and he comes to
his declaration with vigor like the renewal he claims
for the Martian spring More than that he threatens
this stinnecked generation OF unbelievefs Look 1t
Mara" he "and win netnrsd tha future Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06
Earth Beings Cannot LiUe in
Climate of Mars
By Capt. Ellis D. Morson

- NE thing only is undsputed about the climate
AVNM OF Mars. and 1t Is that II transported
WWINM there should instantly die How far this
WSEM inconrovertible fact is compatible with forms
VW OF intelligent life such We know nothing
OF Is a matter which Prof Lowell is not in
agreement with the larger number Of astronomers who
had opportunities OF observing Mars Let how
ever before nquiring where the observer OF Flagstaff
observatory Arizona. differs from those astronomers
whom he has called the gifted objectors who have not
seen canals" set down points which the larger
number OF astronomers in agreement In the first
place there are distinct markings Mars. These mark
ings have been known for very long time: and have
Deen mapped by observers since Schiaparel the
Italian astronomer announced certain pecuarites about
them 80 years ago. point Of which Lowell makes
great deal that these all coincide very closely
In setting down the places where the lines on Mars a
pear and in tracing the directions which these lines
tnke 10 say tnat the lines appear
10 nearly all observers straight lines.
new question: however now arises: The question OF
the trustworthiness OF seeing" Il one imagnes an
astronomer-not very exactng about the quantity Of
oxygen necessary for his support--settng up tele
scope Mars to point at the EARTH we shall have to
allow that he would not much. Our dense at
mosphere with the singular waery envelope that It Is
suspected OF possessing 81 great heights would reject
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06

your own earth when, by the nsensibe fight Of the
gases of the atmosphere seas and lakes alike
will leave you and nothing win remain but arid deserts
and the wintry Arctic and Antarctic Thence alone
will you be able derive moisture for the sustenance
of the vegetation. which, in its turn win sustain
ethereal wasted Of men; and like the Martans you
too will have build canals hundreds of thousands OF
miles employing all the of engineer
ing skill thus to keep your palld life within you" It
may be So and In thirst the world may perish. But
the theory is artificial. Lowell would have be-
eve the canals. We cannot examine all the 0bjec
tions the superstrucure of the theory and win
only say this That In theories Of worlds in theories
Of life II is nadvisable to seek other than the simplest
explanations On the surface of the earth and the
surface Of the there has been volcanic On
all planets Mars included there Is probability
ing to certainty that volcanic action has taken place
Is taking place. and Mars volcanic action prob
ably be marked than the earth Volcanic cracks
ouch know exist in the though geologic time
has obliterated most Of them on the earth probably
cracks in the surface, from which steam and ere
spring time Or smaller scale similar canals and sim
In the island Of Hawaii there are craters which BY
their slow yelling action furnish with closest par
alel that is known Of the forms Of the noon
The volcanoes Of the not eruptiye like Ena
and yesuvps but pits In which. In the solcano
at Kilauea As lava welled up. In the there
long cracks, known rills. of which one the Aria
deus rll, Is hundreds OF miles In length In the
plains about the Hawaiian VOLCANOES similar
on Nwall sesle. w vhich steam rnshsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06

bugs practically destroyed full wheat crop
reaped The before this destruction the bug
stroyed wheat to the estimated value of s60000,000
THE somewhat complicated piece Of machinery abovei going
revolution in the gold mining industry
toore II has impossible many promising placer
deposits because Of the fact that water available
The machine gets the gold OF mine waste
gravel without the aid Of drop In use
dirt running low so cents handled with
good profit will help to dot the dry south
west with mining camps.
THE whms OF bride should of course always respected
But when the day before her bridal young wom
OF East St Louis that she be married
unless she could directly into brand home of her
the problem difficult Fortunately aer pros
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06
Wasting Gas Enough TO Run All New York

wedding day the work q
excayating for the ne~
house was begun. Mors
than SO men OF various
trades tciled at high
speed all day and at
seven o'clock the Job
was entirely finished
This house contains four
rooms, a bathroom, a re
ception hall. a front
porch and a back stoop
and is certainly the only
building of its preten
sions which was even
built from the ground up
In "a hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06
Catching Butterflies bu
the Ton

HE caterpillar OF
the nun" moth
b as recently
wrought great de-
struction a m ong
the fir forests OF
9 erm a ny. many
hundreds Of acres
bell'g ruined by
their depredations.
An inventive Ger
man, who had suf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06
$40 Profit from This


the moths aud who ad noticed how strongly EEuzawz
they We're attracted by the rays of an cleo b
trio arc lght recently devised a spectacular E
method Of capturing and killing the pests ON
wholesale acale
On the tower OF the city hall IN zttau saxony
which city is entirely by great fr for.
es's ne set up electric searchlght great candle
power immediately below the light he Installed
suction fan. Then night he turned the ~
searchisgh into the depths Of the forest Out OF Ms
the thck woods came hundreds Of thousands Of u
the destructive moths, flying an unbroken proces M
sion along the path OF light which them to the sWD
top cf the city hall tower There they approached
closely TO the illumination they pera
caught by the suction fan drawn IN to destruc.
ton On occasion than 100000 anunr -
moths were thus destroyed in evening The %p
same ingenious process is to be adopted vherevar "
forests or orchards are greatly damaged by night
flying insects.
ERoM the irrigated lands OF the great northwest
come stories OF profit from single acre OF land
which may we'll make the average owner ~ goId
mine stock envious. than once the annual ero IN
OF apples from irrigated orchard has averaoad
above $1,000 an acre Pears have netted double this
amount Cherries grown such trees as ~
one shown above bring, in good years. 81 200 an
acre Last May. A. c. Carter. living near Spokane
sold cherries from single tree such pictured for s4s
r. v Martin OF Wenachee sold $500 Of tomatoes from
making net profit OF $780, Though aLo - Il
work. good judgment and good luck get Thousand
from single crop people eyeryher ahoa
be interested IN the fact that by MODERN intensive methods
farming. money be from suburban ot ,ha
from many an oldtime quarter section.
THE tiny wasp enlarged the Illustration last
the southwest somabin ,,ss
the microscopic bug which 1907 did terrific
the wheat adjacent states prof
Hunter OF the Kansas State Agricultural college, dis
covered that the little the bugs most deter
destructive enemy collected millions Of eggs
them all the farmers who applied
for help when the green bug pest appeared AS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06
House Built in One Dau

Caddo and oil fields Shreveport La-gas enough
to furnish light heat and Tor all the homes and grea
business enterprises Of Chicago ST Louis and New orleans
The shows the largest we in this field lts
crater and the rushes up from
the depths the force and volume that mas
found utterly impossible TO control For months the
has been burning the flames eang more tnan hundred
feet in the air Sometimes when the pressure Is at It's greatest
birds flying height killed by the rsins
the glow in the sky has been
visible distance OF so miles There Is said TO be stand
ing of $4,000 for who successfully put
cap this wen.
THE bottom cut illustrates newly invented English Ice
1t is worked by hand and requires little
child easily operate It, The machine sold at
$50 and In little than half hour
sufficient the purposes of the
family realize the danger they running in
using cut from ponds and lakes which often full Of
disease contamination the household machine win doubt
less prove popular
Copyright 1909, B. Bowes)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06

ONE HUNDRED MIL
" LION cubic feet OF
natural gas a day are
-~4o - 4hn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-06

pective husband was a man of re-
source. He purchased lot over
night. called in an enterprising con-
tractor and at seven o'clock of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-05
MAKE Three STRIKES
IN LOW PROPERTIES.
Phoebe Golden Prince Encounters
Large Reddcd Vein OF Manganese
Ore iii Its Shaft at 500 Level.

- M . j. w l
Three strikes in three mines, owned
by practi callx4 the same people and all
about the same time, are among the
late occurrences in Phoebe says the
{ Phoebe Record The Phoebe Golden
Prince has encountered q large bedded
vein of man anese ore Its shaft u t a
depth of about 500 feet, and according
to last accounts, this resource is at
least ~ feet wide. The Gold and silver.
Prince has cut through d vein of the
same kind of ore between the 1000 and
f /, Ee0-foot points In the shaft while at the
Gold Crown, there is exposed tD-foott
brtast on the 100 level which, officials
of the cpnIrallpy say, contains com
mercial values This isn't a bad record
for one week to say the least In the
meantime, development work Is being
pushed in all three properties, with the
svigot characteristic of those In whom
the management Is entrusted
The foregoing named cor orations are
controlled BY NJ. A. Low of Topeka
Kan, and associates. ,5.5
4 c.. III Thompson, of Salt Lake, treas
urei. of the Golden Prince and associ-s
ated companies, was in the city early
in the week, accompanied by Mr.. u. j.
Kelly of Waurika, Oklahoma, the lat
ter being a Shareholder in each 58of
the Low enterprises Both went away
exceedingly well pleased. as they had
"a, right to be. 3 i5sB Es sSt ts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-05

Bermuda onions, Q pounds for. !. =. I. 10
Spanich. two pounds for. Z, ~. s
Rhubard. .wo pounds for. II. /. 4. !.
New Cal. potat oes, s pounds for. 20
Wax beans per pound .....s 10
ASparaGu us 1855 .
Green peas, per pound =. !. !. I. .......6i
Summer squash, two pounds for ~. Is
Fresh tornatocs. per- pound ..l5
&Gucumhers, b
/ New turni ps, two punches for..........5
Ca1Itaioupes for. !. 3. 70
GROCERIES.
n Layer raisins, per pound ........15Q gao
Il Honey, per pound ........-..... is
sBeets, In cans. each i, Z. !, 20
8Eill pickles. quart .155 I.
+ Sour pickles, quart 20
L Popcorn, pounds ...3............- .25
Sugar, IA pounds for :. !. !. 4. II 90
Sugar, per 90. cane, $40: beet, $40
q 'ltron peel, per pound rs /
Lemon peel, per pound 20 I
orange peel. per pound IS
.Mfncemeat, per pound 49,. Is, co. %
sweet cider per gallon -. /. y. ~. 50
Slsye honlinY, quart B. ~. y. $40 v
Creamery butter per pound 40
4 GOOD ordinary butter !. sodDs5
zane zane u ~ go 40
\. y ]. I. : 7. 9. ~
Maple sugar, pure, rer pound ..... rs
FISH.
'iFliounders, per pound IS
tS1ng Fish, per pound ........... ..15
&5roos trout. each s. q. =. : s. is
ialibut. per pound :. =. i..15
salmon. per pound
Rock God, per pound ............. .171s
Grabs, per doz. Il. !. 9 o0Qb375
sSoles. per pound ...s. ~ . =. Is
Barracuda. per pound 4. X. 4. J1s
Shad roe. per hound q. Z. !. Z. 30 A
EShad. per pound 49, Il. 4. /. 4. Ii 4
Sea bass &. !. 4. .,.1751s I
NJ ~ acltinaw trout, per pound Z. \. !. %
Black bass !. 3 q. I. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-05
IN TH L., F ID. conRr.

In the case of James Hutchinson Of
iRobinson, ,Jnab county, Involuntary
bankrupt application was made by
[ the creditors to have all proceedings
stopped. Judge Marshall ordered that
notice be given to all the creditors in
pursuance of Sect. 5S-a. bankruptcy
law of 1908. ., ai.. {
Samuel Abbott Maginnis OF Ogden,
was admitted to practise today by
Judge Marshall in the. United States
district court 8
The following bankruptcy cases were
dismissed by Judge Marshall in the
United States district court: VIII
liam Isherwood, Ritter, Titan Nepti
II Griffths, Eureka, Utah. and George
*. Hardy, salt Lake city. The bank
rnptcy cases of Horace T. Zerbe. George
T. Stailings and James e. Lynch were
tnken under advisernent.
4 The case of S. NJ. Whitmore against
the United States Smelling company
Ell a L: the case was argued this morn:
ing on proofs and tests taken before
the examiner. q nd submitted
In the srnelter smoke case Of James
Godfrey against the United States
modification of the decree being
sought by the defendant. the case
was continued until5July IL.
$5a In the case of Emma Herzig VS. the
Southern Pacific Railway company,
which is a suit for personal injuries,
the demurrer of the defendant was
sustained.
In the United States district court
today before Judge Marshall, the
5Cpnklins Mining company was grant
ed It's second appeal to file a proposed
amended bill. Is its suit against the
Silver King Coalition Mines company.
Judgment has been affirmed by the
United states circuit court of APP
peals in the suit of Thomas F. Kelley
against the Ophir Consolidated Min
ing company to quiet title to some
mining claiIuE. The case came up in
the United States circuit court in this
city some months ago when Judgment
was given in favor of the defendant.
That Judgment is now sustained
The motion to remand the case
from the United States district court
to the state court. from which IL was
brought. was denied by Judge Mar
shall today In the suit of the King
David Mining company against Kate
Mailoy ct al. The suit is to quiet
title to the Dick TAYLOR Lode Mining
claim in Beaver county.
The United States district court adj
iourned shortly after 1890 today I'M
til Monday. July 2.