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The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-06
COUNCIL WAVES COSTS ON
 RECENT LOT PURCHASES

At eight o'clock last evening the city council met In regular session. There were present aldermen Braw- and. Friedenthal, Bneder. Foreman, Ganty and Abrahams. In the ab- sence of Mayor Tanner, Dr. Braw- aud took the official chair and called the meeting to order Clerk Mckay was asked to read the min utes of the previous meeting which were approved without correction
 There were about fifteen hun dred dollars in outstandiIg accounts which had been approved by the auditing committee. but owing to the absence of tbe treasurer aome discussion arose regarding methods of meeting present payment, it finally being determined to- issue the warrants in the belief that the merchants would take care Of them until the return of the treas urer.
 The question of adequate fire escapes for the larger buildings was referred to Alderman Foreman, who vas instructed to see that necessary protection along that line would be attended to.
 The committee on public works reported that work of putting in necessary streets and making re- pairs would begin this week. Fire hall had been painted and the work had been o. k'd
 A case of humps had been re- ported from Ft. Seward but other wise no infectious diseases were known in the vicinity.
 Several garbage cans and carts were reported in an unsanitary con dition and the police was oISeSeS to immediately attend to having them removedStss ,ss-ss,:,: 2
 The clerk then reSf $ 1sSSt of a special meeting held July 12 for the purpose of appointing election officers The action was ratified by unanimous vote of the council.
 It was moved and carried that Judge Conway be appointed to take care Of the duties of the magis- trate's office during the absence Of that officer.
 The Fire and Water committee asked for material and appliances for the fire department and the clerk was instructed Co order it.
 The committee on lights was iu- structed to meet the Home Power company and arrange for properly lighting the city, and to secure eff
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-06
CHARITY FOR THE POOR
 INTERN OLD MAN

Washington, Aug. 6-President Taft yesterday accepted the resig- nation of Judge Hanford Of Seattle. He was urged to do SO in order to stop proceedings against the old man and stir up a lot of grief for his family. Hanford iu resiguing has practically admitted his guilt and win finish life under a cloud Of suspicion.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-06
HARVESTER TRUST KNOWS
 NOT EVIL INTENTIONS

Chicago, Aug. 6--The Harve ter trust has filed an answer to the complaint that they have been op- erating in restraint of trade. They discIaim any association with movement to prevent competition and deny all charges connecting them with any so-caIled trust
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-06

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
STOWAWAYs AND SAILORS
FIGHT BATTLE ON SEAS
Leader of Mutiny Is Shot TO
Death by BoatSWain of
Steamship
fBy Associated press.)

TAMPA, fla, Oct 2.--In detailed
accounts of Mondays mutiny aboard
the steamship Brunswick, of the Cuff
and Southern line, sent by wireless to-
day from the ship now crossing the
gulf, Captain Avery pictured desper-
ate battle between the four stowaways
and a member of his crew on one side.
and the remaining members of the
ships crew on the other.
The four stowaways were found in
the chain box early Monday morning
and were placed under arrest and
locked in the hold. Later they broke
Pete Isaia, a fireman, on the Bruins
wick
When ordered back into the hold they
refused to go and when the boatswain
attempting to force them back they
gave battle. The boatswain was get
ting decidedly the worst of the battle
when other members of the crew
rushed to his assistance.
He had secured his rifle, but the mu-
tineers were about to take it away
from him. when Captain Avery handed
the boatswain a pistol. The boatswain
used 1t with deadly effect, killing Juan
Mulado, the leader at the first shot,
and wounding Juan Laramalerrio at
the second, the bullet passing through
his chest.
The fight ragged for half an hour and
panic reigned among the passengers.
The ship was turned back to Fort
Dade, to meet the tug Resolute, which
has been summoned by wireless. When
the tug arrived the two prisoners who
had not been wounded refused to go
aboard the tug, declaring they WOULD
de first. Captain Avery then steamed
up to Fort Dade and called for a mill
itary guard from the fort and had the
desperate men taken off.
In a statement here Peter Isaia said
that the men were suffocating in the
hold of the ship from the fumes com
ing from the oil burners, and forced
their way out for self protection. They
were unable to speak English and could
not make their reason for wishing to
get out known.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
DATES ARE ANNOUNCED
FOR CORN CLUB SHOWS
State Contest viii Be Held in
Atlanta on Thanksgiving
Day
lspeeial Dispatch to The JournaLl

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
ATHENS, Ca, Oct, 1.-The state and
district contests for the Boys Corn club
members have been arranged as fol-
lows:
South Georgia contest, Triton. Ca, Oct.
% to Nov. 6. Special corn club day is to
be Nov. ?.
The southeast Georgia contest for the
boys in twenty counties around Savan-
nah is to be held in Savannah on. Nov.
% to 29. Special corn club day is on
Nov. &c.
Middle west Georgia contest is to be
held in Columbus, Ga, on Oct. n to
Nov. z. Special corn club day is on Sat
urday, Nov. go
The east Georgia contest will be held
in Augusta, Ga, Dec. to T. Boys Corn
club day IS on Dec. 4.
The state contest for all the boys in
the state will be held in Atlanta, Ga,
Nov. 26 to %. The Boys Corn club pa
rade and Thanksgiving dinner will be
given Thursday. Nov. IS. All boys of
the state may enter this contest indi-
vidually or by county clubs. Twenty
counties in middle west Georgia will be
allowed to enter the contest at Column
bus, and twenty counties in the eastern
part of the state will be allowed to enter
the contest in Augusta.
a special contest win be held in Macon
at the state fair, Oct. Is to %, at which
place the boys making the best records
in each county will exhibit.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
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| buttons in Missouri; Edward G. O'ReaT
| in Kentucky; George Taylor in Tennes-
see; Edward c. Darlington, Charles j.
Bonaparte and others in Maryland; Gov
ernor Glasscock in West Virginia; Rich
mond Pearson in North Carolina John
G. Capers in South. Carolina "a man
named Dewar" in Georgia.; II. L. Ander-
son in Florida; Oscar r. Hundley in
| Alabama; Pearl Wight in Louisiana; ].
A. Conner in Arkansas, and Cecil Lyon
in Texas.
Senator Dixon interspersed his replies
with running fire of comment as to
how the Roosevelt forces were fore
closed" in certain states, and swept
every district" in others. Virginia was
''foreclosed" on them, he said in Louisi-
ana "the sugar trust took charge of
the Taft campaign;" in New Jersey they
swept everything in Florida and other
southern states the ofticeholders opposed
them.
DEFENDING ROOSEVELT.
Senator Dixon said the Roosevelt peo-
pie had less money in proportion to
the results accomplished than any other
pre-convention candidates, and declared
more was spent for Taft, Underwood,
Clark and Wilson.
He charged that the majority of the
committee was opposed to Roosevelt
and that the entire investigation APP
peared to be directed against the colo
nell Members told him all the wit
nesses he wanted had already been
summoned.
When the committee convened after
the noon recess Chairman Clapp called
for George r. Sheldon. He was not
present and Senator Dixon resumed the
stand.
Senator Dixon asked to correct his
statement regarding the alleged PEN
field contribution to the Wilson fund.
II believe you will find that the contri-
button was in the name of Mrs. PEN
field" he said. He also agreed TO fur
nish the committee with a list of the
names of witnesses that he desired ex-
amined.
Senator Paynter again asked about
the extra 1000 contribution of Per-
kins, Munsey and Hanna.
"Who else gave money to you?" he
asked.
William Emo. Clifford Pinchot's uncle,
gave me $4,000 and Mr.. Pinchot's aunt
gave me $4,000"
Senator Dixon could not remember
the dates of Mr., Perkins contributions.
but thought he had given seven or
eight times"
ANY of it at the time of the Chi
cago convention"
mo, none.' said Dixon; "the last was
about the time of the New Jersey pri-
maries, early in June"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
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more than two months. Importers say
that there viii be no attempt to fight
or evade the law. Customs records
show that about $4,000 cases were
brought in each year. on which the
government collected S212,5OO in duties.
! The department. of agriculture holds
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which is restricted In the country Of
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
]. F. CARMICHAEL DEAD
BUTTS COUNTY ORDINARY
Death Follows Stroke of Apo
pIexy-WaS Found Ill
on Streets
Especial Dispatch to The Journal3

Especial Dispatch to The JournaD I
JACKSON. Ga. Oct, 2.--Judge James
+. Carmichael. ordinary of Butts coun-
ty for twenty years, and one Of the
most prominent citizens in this section,
died here suddenly Tuesday night. He
was returning from Atlanta and was
on his way homef rom the depot when
he was stricken with apoplexy.
He was found in a serious condition
on the streets and was carried to the
office of the Jackson OIL Mill, where he
died in a short time
Judge Carmichael was Confederate
veteran and sixty-eight years of age
lie is survived by his widow and
two sons, George and Robert, of Jack
son. and a daughter, Mrs. H. S. Row
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The funeral occurred at ? o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
SENATOR W. S. COBB
DIES IN GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO, N. c., Oct. 1.-State
Senator w. S. Cobb. of Lumber Bridge,
n. c., one of the states big farmers,
died late Sunday night of typhoid fever.
Senator Cobb took prominent part in
the states affairs during the past few
years and was known as the father of
the state experimental farm work.
Senator Cobb annually sent the finest
watermelons to congressman from this
state ever received In the nations capt.
tai 1t is said. Cobb was one of the
largest farmers in the state and a big
man in politics
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
TAFT IS FAVORITE WITH
CAROLINA REPUBLICANS
According TO Executive Com
mittee, Which Met Mon
day Morning,

COLUMBIA. s c.. Oct. 1.-The ex-
scutfve COMMITTEES fthe Republican
party met here this mornins with about
sso deIeEates in attendance, and adjourn
"a tntif this afternoon after q session
chnrarterfxed by constant wrangling and
dffYer~nces OF opinion on the part OF
eoraFuat tee.memhers. ~Other. sessions VIII
prohably be held today and tomorrow,
The Republican party in this state, Is
composed mostly OF negroes. ana the
execnfiva committee is about equally
divided on the matter OF skin color.
Theodore Roosevelt and the Buil
Moose marty we're the subject OF sevene
criticism b ythe convention and il was
decided 70 request characterization from
the committee of~any member who show
"a . weakening Of faith in the Taft adj
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04
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600.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-04

rhinistratio ton -nr any leaning toward the
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put out.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-22
Views of w. c. Reeves & Co. on
Courts Decision.
FIRM BROUGHT TEST CASE
Arrest of It's Men Forced 1t to
Devote Most of It's Energies to
New Jersey Last Two Years.

Tie decision Of the Court Of Appeals
UNFOLDING the Offering for -ale or selling
of real estate on SUNDAY is Of more inn
yortance to realty values than most peo-
pie realize, say ~. q. Reeves & Co. They
further say. IF the Court Of Appeals
had upheld the conviction OF our sales
men il would have resulted IN the inn
mediate stopping Of an business in real
estate on Sunday There is no limit 10
which it nigh, have gone. the persons
showing an apartment house or leaving a
for sale sirn on a house could have
been held for violating the law, which
said the offering of any property on
Sunday was a misdemeanor.'
"Of course. this would have had a de-
pressing Effect on values. People oi
moderate means must Doc taken ont ana
shown real estate or Sunday. 10 is the
only day they will or can go
For the last two wears We nave been
compelled 10 devote most Of Our energies
10 the State Of New Jersey, owing To the
fact that we were unable to show any
property in the state Of New York on
Sunday
Five ~ our men. including the presi-
dent Of his company. had been arrested
and either been found quilts Jr dis
charged for insufficient evidence and the
sIxth case is still open in the Magistrate
Court. being held ON adjournment pend
inc the decision Of the Court oil Appeals
m this affected only our firm IL would
not have made much difference in the
marketing of real estate. but as the case,
against us was only test case n we
had been the loser n would have APP
piled TO everybody and. in our opinion.
that would have had very bad effect
on realty values.
zone OF tie Special Sessions Judges said
that IN his opinion the newspaper that
published the advertisement was just as
guilty rs THE defendant and 81 the
publishers were before him Doe would fine
them, too.
As our bcict IS strong rn tho fact that
advertising makes sales of real estate.