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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-01
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1874 10-l 4
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Fire Proof Storage.

WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods and
pianos. Office and warehouse, 2S9- e41
Edgewood avenue, Ivy 2037 John J.
Storage Company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
BODY FOUND OF
 AN OLO TIMER
Body of Red McCarty Found on Birch Creek--Liquor Cause
 of Death

x telegram received by District Attorney J. J. CrOssIcy of Fair banks, from Commissioner John A. Cameron at Circle, announces the finding of the body of Jamc 5 c"Rrd'( McCarty, who disappear ed last October. John R. Parkin, who is carrying on hydraulic op- erations on Birch creek. made the discovery May fl. near the mouth of Harrison fork.
 McCarty, who was interested with several local people in soInp Birch creek dredging ground, was drinking heavily the last time hr was in Fairbanks, and still show cd the effects of liquor when he left inc Tw"lvrmilc rOadhnuSr on the Circle trail for his own camp, OrInlrr 2G. He is supposed to havr lost his way while drranG- c:i, and prriShrd
 . That sunrlhing was wrong was not discovered until some wrckS < later, when il was learned that ilI" Freight delivered al the end nI McaCrly'S trail had mol been renewed. investigation made showed thai the miner had nrvrr rracilrh his own cabin. although Inc remains of tlIr missing man < lunch and his dog harness were found al all old cabin on his route. His dog, bearing q ire sh bullet mark, later. appeared at Chatanika. while Reds fur cap was also found by son,c of ihc disrovrrpd unlil last week.
 During Onw of Inc several searches for McCarly. made last winter, F. C.. Sullinr. who is as soriaIcd with John R. Parkin, dis covered the following n0lr in Me Early's cabin at inc mouth of tho Gr"al Gnknown:
 Sparkling liquor. hrll-bnrn with your siren song, you arc n most powerful master. What n craven fool Snu make Of mc. You m"rmrriIcd mc wilh your strength. What dCCcilful com pani"n you arC--. and ycI I am your slave. ! an .hound in your chains: you arc q curse lo lifc: you bring grief and strife; trcach- cry and shame. you raralyzc inc brain. you give false strength, you give false courage, you give
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

ton. finding that llIr RuuscvclL contests possessed no merits what sOcVcr.
 II is stated hero positively that Colonel Roosevelt has his plat form already written. This is claimed by his closest political Friends. his declaration is tnk- cn iO mean that he will bc Il can didaic. regardless of the action taken by llIr nal ipnal Republican convention.
 IL iS generally conceded here llIaI there will bc q boll, as Roosevelt does not have q ghost of a chance of being nominated by the regular convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Kodiak is located diaGonally across Shclikof strait from Kat mai, and favoring wind blew the ashes and smoke in that direc- tiDn.
 Coming out of Cook inlet Fri day morning officers of the Sampson could discern the smoke emenating from the volcano. IL appeared tO ascend in a straight column about 2.000 feet, then to be di> seminatcd by the wind.
 Thursday night and Friday blasts. rumblingS and intermit tent irrmOr$ were felt at Seward and all along the Alaska North "rn railway line as far as Kern creek. Roadhousc keepers. dur
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
MUCH ACTIVITY
 IN PORT WELLS
Capt. Stamey, of Launch Brighton Reports That Camp as LIv-
 eping Up

T"m Davis. at Golden, has ru,k the ledge from his cross z tt. which he has been driving turing the past winter. The ledge has been struck 10 feet noarer than expected. The ledge mat fer looks better than on the sur face.
 Al. Singletary has his arastra ready for grinding and expects 10 turn the power on during the coming week. He is selecting the richest ore for milling on the ground, and will ship the remain der of the mines output to the Crawford mill for crushing. hop ing by that means 10 lake out enough money tO pay the rXpcn- scs of development.
 4 great many proSpectors are beginning tO arrive in the district and it. is expected that by fall the country immediately surround ing will have been fairly we'll prOspected. ----.--=,..----~--,.--'
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
THE CANADIANS
 FAVOR R0SENE
WiiI Survey a Railroad Route From Haines to Fairbanks
 and Dawson l

Dawson. June S.--Wnrd has been received here that the Ca nadlan government looks with fla Nnr upon the railroad scheme of John Ros"nr. who has been work ing with different officials for months past. The government has ordered d survey made ihiS season of the proposed route. It. runs from lIaincS. near Skagway, io the head of Whiir river. and then on tO Fairbanks.
 MT. R0Srnr has aSSuriatrd with him in his big enterprise. capital iStS from Seattle and Ottawa. They claim iO have The ncccsSa funds for the construction pro Nidrd for. but want the Canadian government tn give them d sub Sidy. which iS the regular rncour- agrm"nI for railroad ronsiruc- ton in this country. If ihr sur N"y look" feasible il iS expected ihat Favorable act ion will hr Iak- sn hy lh" government.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
Long Time Silent Volcano Throws Fre Stones and Ashes Heavenward-The Terrific Blasts Heard at Port Gra- ham and Seldovia--Eighteen Inches of Ash
 Cover Deck of Steamer Dora

rHmblinGS have continued at in- trrNalS since. At , o'clock Thurs day afternoon specially heavy blasts, following in quick success sion, were heard, and at fl o'clock that night all earthquake occur red.
 The steamer Dora, passing by hatmai cn route from NuShaGak to Seward, was covered with lS inches of the volcanic matter, according to information con- vryod by wireless to the steamer Sampson. So thick was the fall of ashes and so heavy and dense was the smoke that the Dora passed up Kodiak, a port of call, and headed directly for Srl,lovia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS
 BUCK ON THE COMMITTEE
POLICE CALLED IN PROTECT BopY--RoosEvELr HAS HIS PLATFORM wRTTEN--soLr IS A CERTAINTY
 ARKANSAS VOTE GIVEN TO TAFT

Chicago. June S.--NcSICrday'S experiences about Inc rooms where Inc contests arc being heard by Inc committee of lhc Ro- publican party has convinced those hearing llr contests That inc Roosevelt forces propose to make q rough hOus" and bulldOzc lhc committee. Yesterdays pro- rcrdinRS were continually inter- rupfrd by gang of supposedly hired ruil'iaus. < detail of police haVr bccn asked for io protect the committee in their duties.
 This morning the committee seated the Arkansas TafI dclcga-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
ENGINEER
 10 BE .HONORED
One of Forts Guarding Entrance to Panama Canal Called Ft.
 Ferdinand dc Lesseps

san Francisco, June 8.--Briga- dier General Erasmus N. Weaver, Chief of Artillery of the General Staff of the United States Army, has authorized President Moore tO cable members of the "Com- mission Extraordinary 10 Eu- rope" that they may announce to the French government on their visit to France that Fort de Les seps will be ceremoniOusly dedi- cated in 1915. This fort is To- cated on the Atlantic end of the Panama canal and was named in honor of Ferdinand de Lesseys, the eminent French engineer, who was the originator of the greatest engineering feat of modern times.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
NATIVES FORGOT
 USE OF SPEAR
Another Example Furnished of Making Laws at Long
 Range

For the first time in the his tory of the Alaska Indians, no seal skins are being secured by natives this spring, and the In dians of Sitka are Inc losers by several thousand dollars.
 From time immenIorial. until this year. the Sitka Indians have hunted thr seal in the. open sea near BaranOT island. The treaty which was made last winter be- tween Canada. Japan and the United States was intended to re- serve Io the native tribes of all these countries the right in hunt
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
SEND FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS
 TO PRESERVE ISLAND PEACE
FOUR TRANSPORTS ORDERED INTO COMMISSION AND FIVE THOUSAND SOLDIERS PREPARING INVADE THE
 

Washington. June S.--Thr general stan of llIc army hay" is- sued preparatory orders for lhr dispatch of five thousand soldiers Iu Cuba. Four army transports have brru ordered to go into com mission imncdialcly.i The coudi- tons in the island appear Io bc hopeless SO far as government control or the situation is con ccrnch.
 The insurgents arc ONcrrun- hing the eastern end nf lllc iI- land, many irrcSpun>ihl" bands doing great damag" lo property. Five hundred murinr> haN" Irrn
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

ing the day, called up Seward by telephone, telling of the disturb anceS which were SD manifest. The theory was advanced that one of tho wr"tward volcanoes had become active. IL was no sur prise, therefore. to learn, upon the arrival of the Sampson, that old katmai had broke loose.
 Residents of Latouche inform "f the SanlpSon'S officers that blasts from the volcano were dis tincily heard there.
 kaimai volcano is situated back of d bay of the same name and iS northwest of Kodiak on Shriliknf straits. An important native village i$ built on the bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
JUDGE HANFORD
 BEING SCORED
The Eastern Press Unites in Opposition to His De-
 cision

Wa a>hinginn. June S.--In a speech in the House yesterday Congressman Berger of Wiscon- sin urged the Impeachment of Judge Cornelius lTanford, the fed rral judge who recently revoked tn" citizenship papers nf Leon ard Dl"Son, "n Inc ground that hr was Socialist.
 His hrriS ion has aruuSrd more criticism among inc newspapers of the East than few decisions haN" evoked since inc Drrd Scott caS" was passed upon hy the Sn-
 ,Conlinu"h on page i
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

katmai volcano, which has long been III rrpOS", SO far as out ward manifestations are concern cd, has awakened, and is pouring forth dense volumes of smoke, accompanied by volcanic ash, or ObSidian.
 At fl o'clock in inc forenoon of Thursday, residents of Scldoy- ia and Port Graham, on Cook in let distinctly heard repeated blasts. similar to a bOmbardmcnt al q distance, and this hour marked the beginning of the vol canO'S activity. These blast and
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

the seal and secure the skins, but unfortunately for Inc Indian, it underShoL the mark. It provided thai nothing in the treaty, which prnhIb!lrd the killing of seals by the whites. should prevent the bunting of the seal with the spear.
 Al a meeting recently al Siika, in which the Indians were in- formed by Superintendent Beat tie, of lhe educational bureau. that they could still use the spear, just as they used 10 do before the coming of the whites, Peter Simp- son. an Indian who has made from $l,5O0 to $2,OOO every year, said that thi. would not help the ma lives.
 We have forgotten how" he said. Not for thirty years has one of my people hunted the seal with the spear. Those who know how are dead, and you have taught our young men 10 put off the old ways and take up the ways of the white man. All the seal hunters now living have hunted the seal all their lives with the rifle"
 Superintendent Reattie found the argument unanswcrablc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

landed under Col. I.ura~ al Cali mancra and are rr"iccIing life and property al lhaI point. al- Ihougll not attempting to follow up tl" insurgents. ThcSr troops w"r" u"l landed until Prcsrdrrl GumcI. confessed that he was un- able Iu protect Ilr lives and pr"pcmy "r planters in lh" in- rrClrd districts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
soMEHiNa WRONG =,
 WITH MOTHER EARTH

C"r'l"va, June 8.--Ncsscls at sra report having heard runfb- lingS shortly after the earth quak" of Friday morning. which was followed by falling ashes. Al !lIr time of the disturbances lllr operators experienced considrr- able difficulty in working Inc wireless
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
DEVELOPMENT CONGRESS
 ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

Seattle, June S.--Tlir North west Development Congress after Il most successful session, elect cd Lewis Prnwcll, of Helena, Mon- iana, president. Falcon Joslyn was elected vice president for Alaska. ". T. Perkins, formerly of Nome, was elected member of Ihr executive committee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
PLEADS GUILTY
 WHEN PRESSED

Los Angeles, June S.--ip thr Darr0w case. today, Franklin, Ot cr"ss-cXamination, testified ihql h. did not plead guilty until hc was put under pressure.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
FIRST BLOOD FOR
 WM. HOWARD TAFT

Chicago, June S.--PrrSidcnt Taft drew the first blood in the first round with RooSrvrlt before the contest committee of the na- iional committee. which gave i0 Ihr president the entire Alabama drlr@aiiDn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
SUBWAY TRAFFIC
 IS PARALYZED

Boston. June 8.--All traffic in in" subway iS paralyz"d owing t" a strike nf the employees for high rr wages. When the company at tempted in run the cars with strike breakers they were stoned and compelled to quit.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

demoniar institutions, poor houses, lunaiic aSylumS. orphan a-ylumS, and prnitrniiaricS. You are inc hradstonc and the grave uf your victims"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
ARE STILL AFTER
 ILLINOIS SENATOR

Washington. June H.--SrnalurI Kcarn has resumed his speech against l.oriuncr and cunIiuur- IoI Hay That individual.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
WILL NOMINATE
 PRESIDENT TAFT

Marion. Ohh,.I "Jntfc- War rrn Harding hTs been dcc'iil"d up-. on as lhe>Onr Io place Taft in nomination.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

The S. <. MaripOsa arrived in port shortly aflrr : o'clock lhiS morning with q large passenger and rrrighll isl.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Tho steamship santa Ara Ili> month brought lGn hrah of cal. "" ln %hA&WHy. Tn" raIllr ar" hr- 'n" iHh"u lr l'aw ."li anal Fair iamk-.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08
SEISMIC SHOCKS
 ARE EEL OUTSIDE

seattle. June S.--Thr SriSIlO- graph at tn" University of the Slate of ashingt"n, has rrcnrd- ed four strong shocks. apparrnt- ly within d radius of 3.O0O miles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

CIrNrlanh. o.. June S.--F'ilr Iuakrs have been registered here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-08

Col. and Mrs. Willard returned on the Marip0Sa this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
SNYDER NAMED
COT7ER|LL' s
MANAGER

With Edgar c. Snyder as active
manager, backed by loyal com.
mittee, the campaign for George r.
Cotterill. the progressive candidate
for mayor OF Seattle viii be launch.
ed within a few days. Mr.. Snyder
In secretary OF the state republican
committee. Is a member OF the Pro
gressive Republican league. and was
one OF the DiIling managers in the
last campaign.
All Elements Satisfied.
The selection OF Mr.. Snyder was
suggested by the friends of Joe
Smith. who had been mentioned for
the place, but who may yet be in
duced to file for the council. MIR.
Snyder is also satisfactory to Rufus
n. Wilson and his friends. Mr..
Snyder and Mr.. Wilson worked to-
gether to good effect during the
Poindexter campaign.
The Cotterili campaign commit
tee is made up as follows:
u. G. Snyder. chairman; Judge w.
ID. Wood, vice chairman; w. ID.
Lane. treasurer; Miss Mary G..
o'Meara. Miss Lucy II. Case. Mrs.
c. 4. Bogardus. William Hickman
Moore, Capt. A. o. Powell and
George Davies.
Joe Smith 10 Aid.
Joe Smith will be an active Cot
terill supporter, even though he
does file for the council, and in the
event that he does not become a
candidate himself. he may look aft
er the publicity part OF the Cotter-
III contest and also help in the
speech-making line for Cotteril.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
FAMILY
ASPnYxIATED

(Dy unfted rresn Leaned Wtfel
YORKTOWN. Sssk.. Jzn. 10.
Mrs. Duncan McNichoi and
her nss children, ranging from
10 rs years Of age, were ~
physissed BY coal gas while
asleep In their home here. The
father. Duncan McNichoI. . gen
erxI merchant Of Wsdens. was
In Winnipeg AZ the time, and 10
prcssrssed with grief. Neigh
bors were the first 70 discover
the tragedy. Seeing nc evidences
Of life about the house. they
forced an entrance. only 10 find
seven dead bodies in the beds
The stove pipe had been closed
up with snow and Ice. forcing
the coal gas back into the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
SANE OLD sT0RY

Mrs. Wesley lives AT ziss Eighth
sv. w. Nrs. Harris lives at 2iie
--which Ia next door.
Mra Harris keeps chickens
part Of the time nj home. and part
Of the time at her neighor's. Mrs.
Wesley
Enough said. Same old story. A
policeman will call at 2iis and
2isS streets this evening and lis
ton patiently TO what Mrs. Wesley
and Mrs Harris have 20 say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16

Timmons. chief accountant for the
Morris company. the government
showed that the packers juggied
accounts and Inflated costs. An
Instance Of this Was shown when
private books of the Morris com.
pnny revealed that hides. which APP
pcared as costing $4,000. sold for
15.it7.<s7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
Woman Complains Bitterly Of
Murder Charge Against Her

story" said Mrs Morrow. between
snbn
Hut he made me rit quiet. and
here ! am. charged with murder.
and they are trying 10 hang me
know nothing OF the crime nothing
IjcrAu1e ! auarreled with my hua.
hand. hsftar old man. iisappoint.
cd With HIS failure In life. who had
nothing to live for and decided 20
die. ! am held. and they want 10
send me 20 the gallows."
Judge Fake fixed Mrs. Morrow's
bail af so 600. The defense has m
yet been unable 10 furnish this sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
SHE'S GOING TO STOP
"DAY DREAM" FOR VIOLET

out legal adoption. Since then
Mrs. Holxapfei has been uninter-
estcd In her chsld. and is still
apafhefic regarding violcf's vel.
fare. Indicating apparently little In
ferest In the case. The foster
mother. however. is oyerJoyed at
the girls recovery.
Il want Violet back she said
before leaving for New York.
n have done everything moth
er could for her. being careful OF
her surroundings-pcrh too
careful--and giving her the best OF
everything. tried to make her
happy. and believe she will be
glad 10 return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
YOUTH MARRIES GIRL
TO SHIELD FATHER

Wood. jr.. and the girl. daughter
OF nm East Portland grocer. were
married yesterday by Rev. Bcnja-
min Young. a Methodist minister,
A few hours later the police ar.
rested Wood. who In singer IN a
moving picture theatre. Mean
while the elder Wood apparently
learned the police were searching
for him and left town.
WIN. Wood today frankly told
the authorities that he married
The Girl on the prayers Of HIS faith.
or. and not because he loved her
He rald he met her only few
days $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
MOHR FILES

Paul X. Mohr. formerly president
Of the Seattle Labor Council and
whn la the campaign for the initia'
tive and referendum In the city
charter. secuted more than 80 per
cent 81 the signatures himself. flied
for councilman this morning. There
wero no other filings today. George
T. Mcnamara. 7si7 soth av. s. W..
also . pfufsin.nt labor man. filed
Saturday. The tilno for filing will
be np BY .. Hs. neat Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
HAZARD
TRIAL ON

PORT ORCHARD, Wash. Jan.
16.-Charged with having starved
to death Miss Claire Williamson,
Mrs. Linda y. Hazard. fasting spe-
cialist. Is on trial here today.
Partly because OF the internation-
al publicity the case has received,
indications are that Ii will be sew.
eral days before a jury can be inn
paneled.
Miss Williamson was a wealthy
English spinster, who, with her sis
ter Dorothea, was patient al the
Tacoma. last spring. II is alleged
Tacom, last spring. II Is alleged
that she died as a result OF the fast
ing imposed upon her by DIR. Haz-
zard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16

CHICAGO. Jan. Mrs. Her.
man Bachler. foster mother Of the
is.year.old heiress who was locai.
I'd In New York yesterday and
found 10 have left her home here
because OF an infatuafion for
waiter. started today for New York
TO bring Violet back 20 her home
here. The Illinois Humane society
began today an investigation into
the case.
Mrs. VIM. Hoixapfei. vioief's
mother. deserted By her husband
is years ago. turned the child over
TO Mrs. Buehler. who took her with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
'Barons" Juggled Accounts and
Made Money in a Panic Year

CHICAGO. Jan. is--when the
trial OF J. Ogden Armour and the
nsne other millionaire Chicago besi
barons was resumed In the United
States district court today the gov
eminent introduced testimony In.
tended 10 sho~ that while the pack
ers we're bowling about the hard
times incident 10 the panic Of 1907
they. In reality. made millions IN
hidden profits.
Through questions put to Harry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16
CUTTING scRAPE

Artufa Sanbrae was badly
slashsd In a cutting scrapc IN "a.
loon tn the lower end of the city
this morning. and joe Herman aud
Joe MorsiI are In iAlI charged ssth
the offsnsc. The Injured man waa
taken 20 the city hospital. xhare
his sounds were dressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-16

BERKELEY. Cal. Jan. is. Frank
Cation must spend the neat swo
years IN the lone reform school be-
cause he wanted to see his sweet.
heart
Young Cation was raruIea after
he had bern convicted Of breaking
into an apartment For four months
the hoy reported regularly TO the
probation officer. Meantime he con.
tinned to- meet the daughter OF
Mayor J. stift Wilson.
I'm going TO make new start
and make II honestly" he told the
girl
Then he broke hts parole and
went 10 Vancouver. ~ C.. where he
tried to forget his loncsomsnsss BY