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The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09

poration was in imminent danger of bankruptcy and resolving that a re- ceiyer be appointed immediately. to take charge of the assets of the defendants. conserve the same and wind up the affairs of the said defen- dant by collecting all outstanding debts, convert available sums so re- alized 10 the dePosifors, and if there be any excess to pay the same to the stoskh1lders.
 The board of directors have been informed by the president and vice president of the defendant bank that thy have been unable to arrange a sufficient credit with any bank or banks in Seattle. Wash, or San Francisco, Cal, to pay dIafts upon said bank by said above. 7med de- fendant to it's dep-sitors.
 The cashier and manag r of the bank had informed the isard of di- rectors that the cash on hand is in sufficient to meet the demands of the depositors; that run vas started on the afternoon of January i, and that if the bank opened January , it would be unable to pay positors whose deposits exceeded $I5.000.
 One of the assets of the defend ant CT four-lifIhs of the stock of the Gold Bar Lumbar company. valued at $3l1, 900. has by the r.,sident, E. T. Barnette, been deposited with the Dexter Horton Bank of Seattle for purpose unknown to ne officers or board of directors.
 The board of directors Lad reccm- mended the appointment of r. W. Hawkins as receiver. Therefore, the plain,iff, in this particular case rec commended his appointw nt.
 In the complaint fiieG by J. F.. Robarts it is set forJI that the plaintiu has deposits 10 the extent of $6.Go0 in the bank, the payment of which was refused cn demand. Other accounts which have been assigned 10 the plaintifi are: E. T.. WGlcoft, $2,080; shepherd X Me Arley, %2.010; Freq Lewis $500, Blanche $. Lewis, $1,1Go, making q total of $I1,66o.
 On inc strength of the showing made h5 the plaintiffs :" the case of the railroad asa-ust" me bank Judge OyCrtield appointed r. w. Hawkins as rec iFer, fixing his bond aU S15.n0". The court also permitted the deposits. amounting to $27THl9l, which were mace ill the bank on Wednesday to be returned. This was done on the showing made by the bank officials to The effect that they had received word ill the morning of the failure to realize on the se- curities in attle and the neces- sity of suspension, and that they had therefore kept the days depcs- it's apart from the other bank fundse with the idea of their being re turned after the close of the days business.
 The news of the suspension at once had its effect in town and on the creeks, and much business was tied up. Creek merchants came in to town to hear the details of the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
REVOLUTION WEARS ITS END
Government Troops Are Now Press
 ing Rebels at Guerrero.
Tine Citizen SpeciaI Serv

The Citizen Special Service.l
 GUERRERO, Jan. s. - The reb- els are making this city their base of operations, and their headquarters has been established here The gov ernment troops are pressing them hard and it appears at this time as if the beginning of the end of the revolution has arrived.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ALASKA IS EASY
 FOR LAPS
OR, AT LEAST, so SAYS CON- GRESHAM HUMPHREY OF
 WASHINGTON.
LIKELY SPOT FOR AN INVASION
Congressman Asks for More Forti- fications So laps Can Be Pre- vented From Stealing Down Coast and Stacking Sound Cities.
Tine Citizen Special Service.]

WASHINGTON. Jan. s. That the present defenseless condition of the Alaskan coast makes it the most likely spot for invasion by the Jap anese iS the statement of Congress- man Humphrey of Washington. He insists that better Notifications should be built, or otherwise, ill the event of war, he says that the Japs would steal down the coast and capture every city on Puget sound
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
The Difference.

A prominent lawyer of New York City once overheard the following conversation between two boys of the street (newsboys).
 Say, Harry, watts the best way to teach girl how to swim?' asked the younger one.
 Oats a cinch. First you puts yer left arm under her waist and then you gently takes her left hand-'
 Come off, she's me sister,"
 "Aw. push her off the dock. Ma tional Monthly.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
OLDF|E[D AFFIRMS
 DOPE STORY
FAMOUS AUTOMOBILE RACER REViVES THE OLD RENO
 FIGHT STORY.
SAYS THAT JEFFR|ES TOLD HIM
Former Champion Does Not Blame Any of His Trainers. But Asserts That at Some Future Date All Facts Will Be Made Known.
The Citizen Special Service.l

LOS ANGELES. Jan. $. The old story of the alleged drugging of Jim Jeffries on the memorable oC- casion of his fight with Jack John son was revived today by Barney Oldfeld The famous automobile racer, in signed staten nt says that Jeffries told him recently. while the two were out hunting, that he had been drugged at Reno. Jeffries on that occasion said that none of his trainers had had anything to do with the doping but that the full facts of the story would be made known some time
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
WHITE PASS RAILWAY CASE

" ASHINI UN, Jan. :. Inc case of the Humboldt Steamship company against the White Pass railway was thrown out of the su- preme court of the district today by the refusal of the tariff writ desired. Manager Kalish of the steamship company will now pro- ceed to the supreme court of the United States for relief
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
HERSCHEL ISLE PATROL

DAWSON, Jan. '. The Canadi an Northwest mounted police ex- petition from Herschel island and Fort McPhersGn is due to reach here any time between now and February l. It is in charges of Sergeant Fitzgerald, and will prob ably bring the first letters to come from the whaiers of the Arctic. They will also brings advices as to the whereabouts of Steffanson and other explorers, and after few days rest here will return over the long trail to their starting point. They are travelling by dog team.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
SA AT|SF|ES
 COMMITTEE
DISCOVERER OF THE POLE BE. FORE SUBCOMMITTEE OF
 THE HOUSE.
WAS R|G|DLY CROSSEXAM|NED
Tells Circumstantial Story and Satisfies the Committee That He Actually Achieved the Discovery of the North Pole.
The Citizen Special service.l

WASHINGION, Jan. & - Conn n"nd"r Robert E. Peary throughout the whcle of Saturday afternoon and until late at night stood a rigid cross-eAamination at the hands of the subcommittee of the house in re- gard to his discovery of the Pole
 All the members of the committee expressed themselves as perft ctly satisfied that he had accomplished he achievement he claimed and it is beli-ved that there will be no further objections made to his be ing 1irmglN honOred by congress.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
AVIATORS FLY AROUND BAY
Very Successful Aviation Meeting
 Held at San Francisco.

TThe Citizen Special Service.l
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s. Im- mense crowds watched the avators yesterday when they flew around the bay. The weather was ideal and the meeting was a huge sue cess, no accidents marring the en- joyment of the wonderful feats ac- complished
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
MUCH MAIL STOLEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. !. - The police believe that a regularly or ganized gang is robbing the mails in this city. Twenty registered mail sacks have disappeared since Christ mas, and all are supposed to have been taken by the same parties. Three registered mail sacks, con taining $50,0O0. were stolen from the mail wagons today.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
TO DECREASE COINAGE.

WASHINGTON, Jan [. The unnecessary coinage of gold may be ended. Secretary MaeVeagh plans to issue gold certificates and keep the gold they represent in bullion form in the United States treaSMrN.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ANDY MAY HELP BUSTED BANK
Expected to Come 10 Assistance of
 Bank Which Bears His Name
TThe Citizen Special Servi,

NEW YORK, Jan. S. - The Car negie bank, which closed it's doors here few days ag1. may receive aid from Andrew Carnegie, although the steel magnate k not interested financially in the defunCt institution. An application for q iunacy Commis- sion to examine Banker Robin has been deHi. C.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
CHANCE AT ISLAND SCHOOL

Mrs. Farrell, the teacher of the Garden Island school having re- signed, Miss Baker has been ap- pointed IF take her place and sre will assume Ter duties tomorrow. Miss Baker, who is an experienced teacher, has recently been conduct ing the Gilmore house on Pedro creek.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
Carter Goes Temporarily to Turkey

Carter Goes IempordrtIy 10 IUTKey.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. - Dur ing the absence of Ambassador Os- car s. Strauss, who is in this coun- try on laws. John Ridgely Carter, American minister to the Balkan states, will be in Constantinople to represent this government Direction to this effect has been given by Secretary of State Knox who con- sidered that the eastern situation is such as to require the attention of an experienced diplomatist.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
SCHENK TRIAL ON TODAY
Woman Charged With Trying to Poi son Husband Faces Jury Today.
TThe Citizen Special Service.1

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. &. - The trial of Mrs. Schenck, for the murder of her husband. Will begin tomorrow. Mir. Schenck. who has fully recovered from the alleged at tempt on the part of his wife to poi son him, gives the prosecution his full approval as. he asserts. he be lIcycs she tried 10 kill him.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
DEMOCRATS AGREE
 ON PLAN AS RESULT OF CAUCUS SATIS- FACTORY AGREEMEN
 IS REACHED.
A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY
Democratic Ways and Means Com mittee Will Be Elected Which Will Be Pledged to a Tariff Along the Old Conservative Lines.
The Citizen Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. -- As a re- suit of the Democratic caucus the plan of electlng Democratic ways and means committee, pledged to in sist on tariff for revenue only, has beer evolved. The question is is a bugaboo and the Democratic leaders are well aware that they must be careful
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
MURDERER GETS RELEASE
Man Who Killed Another Gets Re-
 lease on S25,00o Cash Bond.
[The Citizen Special Servce.I

CANEY, Jan. S. - Late last night Truskett, charged with the murder of Medley, was released on twenty, five thousand dollar cash bail. He at Cnce left town as he was afraid he would be lynched if he was seen at large on the streets
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
LOR!MER LIKELY TO RESIGN
On Account of So Much Opposition
 He May Resolve to Quit.
IThe Citizen Special servics.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. s. The storm regarding the Lorimer report is expected to break on Monday and big discussion is certain to b. preripitated. It is considered likely that owing to there being so many opposed 10 him. Senator I.orimcr may resign
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
CITIZENS HUNT BANDITS.

DTIT1T4I.NITIAN, NdsH., JdH. [. - A posse of citizens is out hunting the bandits who killed the justice of the peace.
 ACME, Jan. :. The second victim of the bandits train holdup died today. The bandits remains uncaptured.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
EVERETT STRIKE IS SETTLED
Street Car Men Are Granted the
 Increase in Wages Demanded.
[ The Citizen Special Ser,

TNe Cltizsr SpNcIaI SerVlce.T
 EVERETT, Jan. s. - The street car strike which has been in pro- gIess in this city for week was settled today, the men being grant ed the increase in their wages which they struck for. The sentiment of the public was uniformly with the strikers and this was a factor in enabling the men to win the strike.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ANARCHISTS WELL HEELED.

LONDON, Jan. :. - The inquest over the remains of the anarchists who came to their death in the burning house from which they fought against arrest, develops the fact that they were better armed than were the attacking party of polipo
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
TEX IS STILL AMBITIOUS
Ricard is Anxious to Stage Another
 Championship Fight.
The Citizen specia! Service.

The Cltizen SpetIa! 0crV!oc.T
 NEW YORK, Jan. x. - Tex Ric- ard, who conducted with Jack Glea- son the big fight betveen JeGrics and Johnson, at Reno is here and he stated today that he is willing to stage anoth championship fight if he can get hold CT man fit 10 meet Johnson
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
BISHOP ROWE IN SEATTLE
Alaskan Bishop Conducts Services
 at St. Mary's Church, Seattle
The Citizen Special service.l

VEATTLE, Jan. s. Bishop Rowe, of Alaska. preached at St Mary's Episcopal church this morn- ing, the services being attended by many Alaskans who are at present in the city
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
"HELLO BILL" PASSES ON
Past Grand Exalted Ruler of the
 Elks Is Called to Rest.

The Citizen ~pecia! Service.l
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s. Will liam Myers, past grand exalted ruler of the Elks, died here today 1fier lingering illness. He is said 10 be the originator of the celebrat- ed Elk slogan Hello, Bill"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
A Fire Alarm,

First Boy - Where yer goin' in such a rush? Second Boy (on the run)-Fire alarm! First Boy Where? Second Boy-Boss said he'd fire me if wasn't back from this errand in ten minutes.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
GOOD BLACK FLANDERS.

DANNEM ORC, N. Y., Jan. :. - Dominick Herarra and Vincent Leonardo, members of the Black Hand society, were electrOcuted here today. Both confessed to the murders for which they were exc Cuted
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
EVERETT CAR STRIKE.

EVERETT, Jan. T. The street ear strike here is getting good The people are standing by the strikers and refuse to ride in the cars, which makes business good for the omnibuses which are run ming. The business mGn have inter vened and the strike will probably be arbitrated
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ONE BIG MOTOR BOAT.

NEW YORK, Jan. :. - A German transatlantic run by next summer an 11,00O-ton motorboat, which will be capable of handling foo passen- gers. This will be the largest boat of the kind ever built.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
.D|LL|NC NAMED F0R MAYOR
PUBLIC WELFARE LEAGUE OF SEATTLE NOMiNATES
 ITS CANDIDATE.
.HE IS A REAL ESTATE DEALER
In Spite Of Setback at the Hands of the Court It Is Believed That the Recall Will Stand and Mayor Hi Gill will Be Fired.
GThe Citizen Special servic,

SEATTLE, Jan. S. -- In spite of a slight setback at the hands of the court the Public Welfare League plans to go ahead with the recall election and the officers are conf. dent that their actin will be up- held by the supreme court of the state George billing. wealthy real estate dealer. has been named to succeed former Mayor Gill. and the leaguers are confident they will be able to elect him.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
SEATTLE SHOULD AID ALASKA
Maurice Leehey Points Out It's Duty
 to the Spirit City.
IThe Citizen Special Service, l

SEATTLE. Jan. s. - Maurice Lee hey. in a column and a half story in the Post-Intelligencer, this morn ing calls on Seattle to get together and unite to get aid for Alaska in the matter of having the coal lands thrown open to entry. Mir. Lee hey says that it is essential that more publicity should be given to the needs of the Northern country if any remedial legislation is to be secured at Washington
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
Navy Yard Employees Hurt by Trolley I,CCIEP Y Maino Oct 10 -Ei hi Y

M I1lt 4NIIfIIe' OOt' 1'. 1@I5fIt' employees of the Portsmouth navy yard, on the way to begin their days work, were injured today, three possibly fatally, in a collision be- tween two heavily loaded trolley cars on the Atlantic Shore Line railway at Fort Hill. Falling leaves had made the rails slippery and the first of the two cars mounting the hill failed to respond to it's brakes and rolled back down the hill, crash ing into another car.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
TWO CLUBS WANT FIGHT.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. '. Two sporting associations, one in Lon don and the other here, are bidding for the Packy McFarlandFreddy Welch fight.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
REFUSES BOODLER A PARDON
Oregon Executive Takes Very Proper
 Action With EmbezzIer.
[The Citizen Special Service.l

The Citizen Special serviee.1
 PORTLAND, Jan. 8. - Acting Governor Bowerman has refused pardon to Thornton Ross, the con victed director of the defunct Title Guarantee company, who was sen tenced to five years in the peniten- tiary for embedding nearly quar- ter of a million dollars of the state school funds.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
WHIlELAW REID BACK HOME
Ambassador to Britain Arrives In
 New York From London.

NEW YORK, Jan. s. - Ambassa dor Whitelaw Reid arrived from Lcndon today. He says that he will at once leave for San Francisco where he plans to take a long rest
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ONE BANDIT ROUNDED UP
Man Who Killed Porters on Pull man Is Shot to Death by Posse.
IThe Citizen Special Serv,ce.l

ACME, Jan s. One of the ban dits who held up the train near Reese and killed two Pullman porters was captured after battle by a posse last night. Just before he died from his wounds he confessed that his name was Mike Donnelley, and that he had shot several people late ly. He asserted, however, that he was not train robber, neither did he live ill Seattle
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
TOBACCO TRUST CASE

WASHINGTON. Jan. :. The To- bacco Trust case has begun in the supreme court and some of the greatest lawyers in the United States are appearing in the inter- estS of the trust.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
MRS. ELKINS IS VERY ILL
Widow of the Senator Is In Very
 PrecariouS Condition.
1.-The Citizen Specia, Service,

ELkINS, ". Va, Jan. $. = Mrs. Elkins, the widow of the late Senator Elkins, is very seriously ill and it is feared that she may not recover.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
WORLDS FAIR FOR WINNIPEG
Canadian Town Aims to Hold Big Exposit on Three Years Hence.

WINNIPEG, Jan. s.-This city is trying to arrange for a monster worlds fair, to be held in 1914, to signalize the coming of settlers to the Northwe t.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
STOLE A BIG SUM.

NEW YORK, Jan. '. = More charges of e;nbezzlement have been filed against Robin, who is now literally overwhelmed with indict- ments on the charge of stealing sums amounting to S250,000.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09

We will speak out, we will be heard, Though all earth's systems crack: We will not bate single word,
 Nor take letter back"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
REFUSE ALASKA RISKS,

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. | The underwriters have decided to issue no more insurance on steamers tray cling 10 Siberia. Boring sea or any Alaska points,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATSEAT
Big Banquet Held at the Arctic Club
 by the Elect of the Coast.
rThe Citizen Special servtce.I

SEATTLE. Jan. s. The Dem oCratS of the state met al great banquet last night held in the Are tic club rooms Robert Jennings and A. J. Daly were the principal speakers from Alaska and their ad- dresses were well received
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
BAD WEATHER OUTSIDE

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. !. A bliz- gard is raging throughout this state and reports from various sections indicate that cattle and sheep rais- CTS will lose heavily through the freezing of their stock.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
WILL BE 433 SEATS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. The the new census increases the mem- bership of the house of representa- tives to 433.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09

For the cause that lacks assistance, Against the wrong tha; needs resistance, For the future m the distance.
 And the good that ~e can do "
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
A Moral Complaint.

Your husband will soon be con- valescent"
 'Convalescent! o, doctor, can't you give him some medicine to cure that?"-Fliegende Blaetter.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
BANDITS ROB AND KILL

RENO, Jan. '. - Masked men held up the mia saloon today, killed the proprietor and made their es- cape with large sums of money.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
DR. COOK kiUCH INTERESTED
Cheap Faker Is Concerned Regarding
 Commander Peary's Story.
JThe Citizen Special Service !

NEW YORK, Jan. $. Dr. Cook expressed himself today as heinz very much interested in the testimony given by Commander Robert E. Peary in regard to his discovery of the North Pole before the subcommittee of the house yes terday.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS
Seems Everybody Got Into Trouble
 at West Union Elections.
The Citizen Special Service.

WEST UNION, Jan. s. The grand jury inNes lgation into the election frauds is still in progress and to date sixteen hundred and forty one indictments have been returned against the men who traded ih votes
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09

DENVER, Colo, Jan '. Warm weather is melting the snows. caus- ing snowslides in the mountains along the railway lines, doing much damage
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
POLICE OFFICIALS INDICTED
Denver Grand Jury Gets Busy With
 Police and Fire Board.
1.-The Citizen Specis! Service. !

| DENVER, Jan. s. - The grand
 jury has indicted the members of the l fire and police beard, charging that 1 they have neglected and refused to
 enforce the laws governing saloons.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
MISS WHEN HOOKS AN EARL
Miss Gould is Soon to Become Mem.
 Der o: British Aristocracy
Tine Citizen Special Service. ]

LONDON. Jan. s. The formal announcement of the wedding of Vi, vien Gould and Lord Decies was made today. The ceremony will take place on February '.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
ADVOCATES DIRECT VOTE.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. T. - Sena- tor La Follette's Weekly urges that the President of the United States be elected by direct primary vote
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
KEY WEST Fla Ian

KEY WEST, Fla, Jan. '. The heaviest gale ever known is rag ing over the Gulf of Mexico, and fears are expressed for the safety of vessels which may De in the path of the storm.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
POLICE CAPTAIN DIE!

SPOKANE, Jan. '. - Captain Sul livan. who was shot by unknown assailants. died this morning from his wounds.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09
NEW YORK CHINATOWN BURNS

NEW YORK, Jan. :. - The heart of Chinatown was destroyed by fire today
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-09

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