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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
ID SEARCH FOR
 M|NER'S BODY
Reed Mccarty, old Prospeotor, May Have Boon Drowned
 by Wolves

The miners of Birch creek, in the Circle district, are planning to start an immediate search for the body of Red" McCarty, the miner and prospector who was lost last fall and of whom no trace could be found. According to Frank Hines, the mail carrier, who reached town recently. This was the information gained while at Twelvemile roadhouse, the last place where the missing man stopped before starting out on the mush that is believed to have resulted in his death.
 McCarty was a prospector on Birch creek, and had cabin at the mouth of Great Unknown creek, tributary to it. During the early winter his winters out fit was frcighted to the cabin by Andy WOrdcn, the frrighier. It was at this time that il was dis rorered that he had not reached his cabin, although he left Twclvemile with a dog and a pack of blankets and little food on October 20.
 Immediately d searching party Wars organized and an attempt made to find d trace nf the miss Ihr prnsprctnr. Al cabin about six miles below McCariy's on Birch creek. inc searching party found the remnants of d lunch that he had obtained al Twelve mile. They also found his dog harness. Subsequently. after snow had fallen on the ground and covered up most of the freshcr traces. the scarchcrs found pieces of fur cap that was known to have been worn by McCarty. The fur was torn and ragged and appeared to have been mutilatrd by squirrels.
 Despite the strenuous efforts made to locate McCarty's body. the scarchcrs were finally forced 10 give up. Deputy Marshal Hansen. while on a trip io Circle from Fairbanks, made a short trip up Birch creek and cndcavOrrd to find traces of inc man, but the deep. snow caused him to give up the attempt until the SHOW had melted.
 During lhe month of December a dog strayrd to Fairbanks creek from the hills in the direction of Birch creek. The animal had wound in it's head that rcsembIcd a bullet mark. Brought to Chat Iani ka, the dog was identified as the one McCarty had bought there before setting out for Birch greek.
 It is believed that the snow has melted sufficiently by this time go that the searching party will Dot have great trouble in locat- ing the body of the missing pros pectOr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
Hoad-on Collision.

{ The head-On collision to bc shown at the Majestic tonight is Between two locomotives bought for the purpose. The collision occurred al Indianapolis, Ind, on July i, 1911, and was prc-ar- ranged for a scientific dcInon- slraIion before a body of cngi- nccrS. Aftrr starting their re- sprctivc engines and throwing on full steam the fireman and driv- CTS jumped and lhc two lnroIno- tivcs came together with crash that was heard for miles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

FOR SALE--Two nnr munlrrs. suitable for 8 ar 10 horse power. Cost S8 each; sell for S3 each. on" kw. spark coil, one cylinder; {; cost SS new. $i.. One galvanized ruddrr, with skrg and lillcr suit ahl" for 3O-f0ot boat, brand new, never used. cost SiO, for Si. One used 3-blade propeller ii by 2I inches for S2.50. Major Bennett, Fort Liscum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
HILLSIDE NOT SAFEST
 PLACE FOR CAMPING

Parker smith attempted to reach inc Mountain King prop critics at the head of Mineral creek, Yesterday. When he reach cd MclntOSh'S roadhOuSr he met his crew on their way to town. SnowslidrS had twice drmolish- cd their camp, so they decided Mckinley avenue to be safer camping spot than the slopes of Mineral creek. IL will bc a couple "f weeks before work is rcsum- cd on those properties.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
DR. SLEEM LECTURES
 BEFORE THE STUDENTS

Dr. Slrcm today gave the sec Ond of a series of four lectures on electricity at the high school. He spoke on electrical magnet ism, the motor and dynamo.
 Principal Davis is sending outside for equipment for a chemical laboratory which will be installed, after which chemistry will be taught in the school and students can mako tests.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
kEMPFER NOT CONNECTED
 WITH VaNcOUVER-VaLDEz
Editor ProspcctOr:

Editor ProspcctOr:
 In a recent issue yOur paper stated in dispatch from Seat 1le that l was connected with the NancOuNcr-NaldcZ Mining Go. That IS an error, as 1 have no connection with that company and have not had for inc past live nnnihS since the romplrli ion "f my contract. nor am open 10 any proposition from that company. Kindly give thiS pub 7irity. as l wish tn he set right m the matter. Yours truly.
 FRANK M. KEMpFER.
 Valdez, May i5. ii91.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
FUNERAL TO BE HELD
 EAGLE HALL TOMORROW

Services over the remains of the late Dr. Camicia will hc hold in Eagles hall instead of in the church of the Epiphany. which is considered too small 10 hold tho many who have significd their intention of attending. Services will be held at , o'clock sharp.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

FOR SALE--Standard sewing machine, lock and chain stitch, perfect condition. Cost S65, will sell for S30. Apply Major Ben nett, Fort Liscum, or phone 50.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
NOTICE OF SPECIAL rERms

of the District Court for inc Territory of Alaska, Third Di- vision.
 The President of the United States of America to the residents Of the Third Judicial Division of
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Reports from the Rufhcrford- Ramsey continue most cncOurag- will be inc scene of great activ- lty the coming season as other properties on inc same lead will be worked this season.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Oli" Zimmerman leaves very shortly for Mineral creek. where h" will prospect some ground in which he is interested.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

AXrl Nelson has returned from a trip io his old home in Sweden.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Jim DOEGrlL leaves tomorrow Tor Slate creek, where hr will work all summer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Henry Sucsdorf is getting his pl"aSlrr yacht in shape for the summer and will soon float her.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Gus Nelson returned on the Sampson wiIh his wife after hav- ing spent the winter in Sweden.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

S"n"riia Mendrz is making cx- i"nSivc repairs io her parlors on Wall street. The inferior is be- ing r"moddclrd and plumbers are busy putting in bath tubs 10 be used exclusively for ladies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Wm. Holmes returned from Shoup bay, where Inc has been freightinG.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

John Johnson is registered at the Seattle hotel from Fairbanks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
Now Ia Ssie TIme

To paper your house. See our spring selections before you start. Owl Drug Co.,, Inc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

If you want all the news all ths time read the Prospector
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

the Territory of Alaska, greeting. You, and each and ali of yoI,, will please take notice that by ap Order of the Court, duly made and entered, a special term of tho District. Court for the Territory or Alaska, Third Division, has been called and will be held in the Town of Nushagak, begin ming July goth; in the Town Of Unalaskal beginning the 10th day of August; in the Town of Unga. beginning the 10th day of Aug ust; in the Town ef Kodiak, be- ginning on the 26th day of Aug 'ust, and the said special terms of court will continue as long thereafter as the public interests may require.
 Made and dateu ai Valdez. Alaska. this dth day of April. A. D. 1912.
 EDWARD F.. CUSHMAN.
 District Judge. GEORGE w. WICKERsHAM.
 Attorney General.
 Attest: ED. NJ. LAKIN, Clerk. First pub. April 8, 1912.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
LOCAL BREviTIEs.

The Valdez dock is being giv- cn it's annual coat of paint.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

1. Work on Inc new coinmission- CTS office, opposite the court 1EDusc,, is progressing rapidly.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

Subscribe for the Prosp eotor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

The CancrOn-Johnson com bany arc putting up a warehouse and stables al Shoup bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

The launch E. F. NJ. leaves for houp bay this evening with a barge load of freight and q large passenger list.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15
LOCAL BREvIrIES.

', Fred Cameron is rcnOvaiing his launch and getting it in shape for q prospecting trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-15

W. B. Mackay leaves on the s. $. Northwestern for Dawson and the interior of Alaska to rc- main probably until next spring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

The home paper Is the Nom. Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

ine for something in the form of : job to heave in sight. I do not be- Hcve he will Init" The Iditarod this summer.
 Rooney. Tho commission man. Is thinking uf taking In an outfit to Nome this spring. No more "f Tdlt- arnd ir mine says Rooney
 Reed .trc solomon dredging man, near th. Ea-, Fork Is topping at tho Hotel Fry. which seems to be Alaskan headquarters here in the city.
 " NJ, F,liV hes been bou" sick for tn. past week with th, Eout. no doubt cuutractcd the disease from Porter ! Coston. who Is also afflicted with th.. same trouble He was forced to rrarain at home for week. owing 4, the gout getting the best Of him. CHa~ Suttcr. who is associated with = Me Felix. has charge of the family department tn the liquor store. or saloon owned and operated by Felix
 John <ostor has been laid up for some time with sickness
 Tn fact all Alaskans in Seattle ap- pear to be patiently waiting for the frat boat To return North in the spring and are wondering how they ur,. going to make both ends meet un- III that time and have the price 10 get hack
 Times are quiet and Alaskans do mol feH into positions out here as saen as they arrive. too many on the waiting list for every job in sight. and the salaries paid appear rather small tp people who have been used Co ware. in Alaska"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

NEW YORK; clock which. il is claimed. will run for thousand years upon energy stored up from changes in temperature has been invented by Freidrich Bangeter. who has il on exhibition at his laboratory. No. 2s Rofy street. Staten Island patent has just granted for this device. which Is one of fifty inventions to the credit of Bangeter. who won gold medals at the worlds expeditions in Paris In 1900. and in Belgium in 1905.
 The secret of the clocks energy Is the reduction to a minimum of fric- tion in it's running parts and the use Of metals susceptible to heat and cold. which. by their contraction and eS- pansion. the inventor asserts. keep the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09
EDISON PERFECTS
 STORAGE BATTERY

After nine years of experimentation Thomas A. Edison yesterday celebrat- ed the completion of hIs storage bat tery He had as guests at the factory and laboratories in oronge two hun dred members of the classes ia cleo trical engineering from the Brooklyn navy yard.
 Of this new battery. which is for marine service for vehicles and for ignition. it is declared by the Wizard of Menlo Park that by It's ues--for one thing-men confined In sunken war submarine may exist for three months. the battery keeping tho cham Der free of carbonic acid gas.
 All that would be required" eS- plained Miller Reese Hutcheson. would be to carry along tubes of com pressed oxygen or chemicals nee'ed 10 make oxygen
 whet especially interested the m, al visitors was a demonstration that the battery would not go out of oorn- mission when used to sight great guns Tn firing Concussion hitherto has made many an electric battery of n service.
 Mir. Edison started on pertectimg storage battery es explained by hitn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

John resack is also in Seattle walt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09
", M. WHEELER WRITES
 ABOUT OLD TIMERS

". N. Wheeler. partner of Henry Burgh. in the Eagle writes & very interesting letter 10 Mir. Burgh. from Seattle. where he was stopping at the time. but expected to make a trip that week out 10 the ranch" which is over at Port Orchard.
 The following items were gleaned from the letter. which was more in the nature of & private business brief
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

but incidentally happened to mention number of Nomeites.
 "Chas Thorn can be seen daily in Seattle where he is pounding in time waiting for something to turn up. |" Chas is still on the water wagon and claims he has been rivetted to the seat so there Is no danger of falling off
 John Tesack is also in Seattle walt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

, self. from the broad idea that dis placing horse vehicles in cities would be au enormous advance. The ideal vehicle was the electric Yet the cleo tric could never be made Commercial with the lead sulphuric acid battery. which while based on a unique reac- ton in chemistry. and a very beauit- ful theory. does not and never can meet the requirements of fool-proof- ness
 After very many experiments I found a reaction that. although weak. was promising. and i pursued 1t for three years Finally produced the first type of nickel iron alkaline bat tery."
 Mir Hutcheson. his engineer remark .d that he thought MT. Edison was rather sorry he had finished this battery task. because it was a foe worthy Of his steel. Over 50.000 dis tinct and separate eSperimentations were made"
 But Mir. Edison said. T have sttll my cement house All the moulds are made for it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09
.FEUO CONTINUES
 DOWN IN TEXAS
Special Nugget Service.

GEoRGETOwN. Texas March 7-- The fued that started several weeks tgn with the shooting of Attorney Royce. by the cotton millionaire snead. who was fighting extradltton papers ta prevent his son being brought back from Canada. where he was living. after running away with Snead'e wife. ia again in the limelight
 Last evening John T snead. father Of the young man who killed Boyce. was Killed by man named Q O Hillsrd. who few moments later committed suicide. From present in i. dicatinos {, looks ga 1T both the Boyce and Snead families will be exterrnin ated over the fued that started with the elopement Of young Snead's wife with young Royce. the noted cIubrnsn
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09
WE DO THs WORK

Peoples Laundry ere making . sps eislty of rough dry laundry Give us . trial
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09

Hsxsl Price and Frod Hanks ln S one sct oomsuy sHoyon-reu".' r.-A. nisht-Maroh g
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-09
CLAIMS HIS CLOCK
 RUNS 1000 YEARS

wheels turning through device which releases metal balls in a wheel.
 Bsngeter claims he has coupled in Il practical way the well known laws of contraction and expansion and of gravity In order 10 show the prac- ticabIlIty of his clock yesterday Inc stopped it Then. by opening the door of the laboratory. 80 as to cause n change of temperature. tho mechan- sm started. and he asserted that un- less interrupted it would continue for a thousand years
 REMEMBER TIE NAME
 fut prar1pt and ssJts'aet .'#, -..,sff .vort 1ali up the Peoolss 'antty 2hons Main i5t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
STEEL MARKET

NEW YORK. oct 20 Actiyify con-
NhuFd 20 ell lines - stssi products last
week With Further advance In rrfr.s.
DIV mere Wa decrease iu t.~ volume
~ business Ia pis iron. The raiIruaI-
gave the Erentest suppurt Co He mile.
icing respousthlc Tor orders wRI.f viii
All Tor $4,000 tons = finished prolutfH
h- rail contracts alone aEEfrEafef .Is..
20" tone car ordsrs asrr~Eatsd moro
tH1n is'uso while locomotive shops to-
ported orders Tor ls1 engines
The urgent d~niaud FOR steel tIIsfa
resulted in further advance ~ rrom
20 cents % o. per ton. sales % o.. 900
tons being made 40 f2s 20 ffs per tau
a. mills IN Cleveland aud ilWsIl.
vtner advances In prices iucIlf~f o.
Per ton on rlvcts. bolts ami ruts arI
other blue annealed sheets U'ara am
ga Anited sheets Sere up t1 o t.r f.r
ana manufacturer % wire aHtanrs.f fT.
extra ON Ealfan.red products Zen .sr.f.
Per hundred pounds
The principal feature in r.r Iron
Vas the more active demand fnr small
lot % spot iron tIaf command q prem
lum % 80 cents % 81 per ton Prices f.-
The nrst quarter ~ tt11 we're again al.
vanced 20 cents % go cents r-r tor
Ia eastern virginia ana PsnnsrIeanIs.
In al sections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
Ens RAVE DECIDED ON CAsr
INSTEAD % nsinE Hsprs.sntsd ~ Buii
nose Attorneys 10 was TAksa
Up ~ Democrats

WIts J o. Hanflar ans q Sou.r-
li.lf. hsu. nrsru % fn@ Watson f,. .us-y
ANN uf fNs lsHu HrrafI- party 200 f..-
.sir % Az .ariuE f.~ D. q Stswart. ~
~ -,io ro.ntF rlarei tr- name - D. =.
.lHr-'a. 20 itafUu.E .slrfg.. ON f.a ffuIl
Moose reksf SaflrIaE
Last wednesday A Evan - Pol
.ehr 30 ~ lsi been dominated 1y the
NalI M.Hssrs for ne senate r.fff.-.l fr.
ION. nj lrsi1usr-. Hsrr. Irsrrr.. Iunn Z.
hitEturn ana Nose kiudelterser. - HE
.fndfasaI AM petitions bearing a 90
n fn-sr - names we've filetl nominating
~ harHhal Tor tte r.a.s btr@r petI-
ne ~ fii-d nor mating T. D.. stew
err "f fanr".E ru4nty. and che ballot
CONN. ~H4Hn-rs rad o. decide whtr. Vas
o. - on the ticket After going over the
mater carefully tn". decided upon Mar
o. vieV - ths fact that O. smith.
huhtarf X \ Williams ana other attor-
tefn VINO are supIarting tne Boil Moose
MOI su1snf here. dII not appear Iu behalf
= their candidate. % seems 90 Doe their
.-.eet u 1efeat The kepLhilea an cAndi-
natF aHi elect "a iseuo"ra as they enc
EaSri tNo % the l.adlr- I,.nrorrati. at
torney- in the county o. flght their case.
\ number 90 young men met yester-
Jay afternoon az. the home OF W oold-
Dung Mems Hebrew Republican cluh
. te club starts out With "a fnefnber-hto
~ - ana within another week tbl.
D timber Will be largely Increased Tho
uol- VII get right into the game A.
nee, and viii be heard from an H. ~.
DAY ~ the election. Next SUNDAY A.
t-rnoon tho club VIII meet az th. home
81 David OnEerieider. 5o9 South York
Starting today the Socialist party
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PRESIDENT
Icontinusd from first Pags)

market. without equal in the past or
present that the Democrats 20 dis
member or disorganize and Invite
every nation 81 the world 10 prey
upon. while those same nations keep
the barriers 20 their own markets Just
as high as they please
Then. look az our foreign trade 4
favorite Democratic argument is that
Republicans build up and cultivate the
home market AZ the expense O' our
foreign commerce when the fact IL
thar the growth OF foreign trade has
almost kept proportionate pace with
the domestic-from 81 600 200 600 in
1870. TO $4,000. 0ou 000 IN 1912
our exports for the past year
amounted 70 $2,I7O.31g.32s. OF which
s614.3 s03 were manufactures
ready for consumption. the largest ex-
port trade and largest proportion 81
manufactures ready for consumption
the country has ever known.
European Trade.
The American manufacture and
the American worker would not have
much spirit left for invading the for
cign market II deprived by q Demo
cratic tariff for revenue only of the
best market Of all. more than equal
In purchasing power 10 all Europe.
the home market. which they now
control. thanks TO the Republican
protective tariff. All industries are
running and there is work az good
wages - princely compared with
wages abroad-for all who are will
ing TO work. while in the Pittsburgh
district alone. ] understand. there is
room for al least thirty thousand
workers in excess OF the number avail
able. Business. wholesale and retail
Is active and profitable, for the peo-
pie have omnay with which 20 buy.
The question for the American voter
is whether this condition shall CON
tinue and the nation shall go forward
20 even greater prosperity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
BALKAN WAR AFFECTS
y THE STOCK MARKET

sew YORK. oct 2O.-The past
VIZ IN The stock market was again
tYssrnod To an unusual extent BY corr
tlbohA across the water settlement
u thr war between Italy and Turkey
w. Almost Immediately followed D.
~. i"ns deferred struggle between the
Dito Umpire ana the several balkan
.tater with fears Ia various quarters
lhht the conflict might eventually in-
Wv. one or more OF the greater pow
sIA. There wac no renewal OF the heavy
-iIulnhtinn pf the preceding week hut
All foreign exchanges exhibited more
Or less uussttlement
sttkinS teatur" Of our Own mar
Vet was tho apparent ease with which
~ TOOK the foreign liquidation. albeit
~ u not 10 be doubted this absorption
Was effected az the cost % some de-
Engagement ~ our credits abroad On
me other hand. 10 n pointed out that
the strength of our securities COM
pared with the huge shringAEs In value
OF numerous European issues tE hnunn
70 call renewed attention 20 the srabil-
w ana inherent potsntthlitleH % Am
demand
Trading here Was only moderately
large, with the undcrtone often ire
guar More than proportionats
amount OF the daily business Wa IN
industrials TO the relative neglect OF
represeutatiNs railroad stocks
nited states steel was most con
epicloua Of the leading ludustriaiH
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

IT, storm ar-a Hffh rrrfsr IN r.
- l-1Hfrrle NailsI- - rluftn9 easfes %
ttef - uur tlraat - o. - q fna ruur.
W halrfaal - alaHf ars.Naif o. "a
a. - sitsl ever 80 uni1 and = surras
- valleys ann .asr Lac rsglun
To- srrra MtrEssiprf Naliry ard rer-
"a 49, - NnHar~a - rlaH ur~ss IRE
TAI ani colder u-sf1sr ara thia rroru-
itE ftls arsa alsI ~Hfsufs into o. rel
Dhlu ta.lsI
AuNfHHf 80 INHHHarH arFa - mu"I
FfEn aftenlal o. ran auI EiEH rr
ter rsfaturts is rnuFtrg irtn tne com
10 over ere rnffr larirc stafes
taif aeafrsr uin prevail ir frlr 49,
fnr frls aftsrunHan. f.-uisrt ems EurlaB .
80. loser ferul--fafurs tonight
l.aral dafa Highest temperature gss
trfonr FL. degrees. lowest laHf ufHhf q.
1srrssa rainfall o.
Tie tul1 siI. PROBABLY change bus
stFrf tr tns cistrirt fnr th- neat
% IHlra
o. e. HOW a.
section Lire tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
0. s. MARSHALL PLACED
ON BULL MOOSE TICKET

Viii NsEs campaign "a this state.
shicn Will te continued ~ Co. the d.
90 the election TNeINe speakers 49,!
hv "a Ohio county nzsinE speeches
every evening IN different parts OF tire
county Ini- ss~nins Dan HoEa1.
Si ~ psrtN VII speak az the corner ~
lourtes ntn and Market street 81 D..
fo4t candidate fur congress vlll -p'as
here tomorrow evening
TIE Madison district Republicans viii
ho-i ally ttis 80 -rius AZ IN. 81 ~-iDn
avenue Nike kIng = Elkiur T. D.
Long Tor state treasurer. = \ T-auEu-
IN Tor consr-ss. 80. Marshall. Tor
state senate. and a number OF county
candidates will addrer the meeting.
Ho1 W T. Hubbard. former congress
man OF the FIRST 'ongressional district.
ana ex-senator Mike Math.ny - tha--
lesion. N'l Adde'S e. meeting ~ the
columbia club
Ben n Hner. candidate % the Demo
cratic party Tor congress nan-af-l large Is
scheduled 10 speak here this week tbs
trict rallies viii De held this week by
the l"uoeratic party in WarWood and
Al Turner lsu tomorrow evening.
Mike King. /. Lone. George \. Laugh
.t1 o. = Marshall and senator ! -
ll'arne. Will address, rally OF the
" .nEton district Republicans.
Daniel Hogan. OF Arkansas. win al
dress the Socialists az the corner -
Fourteenth and Market streets this
evening.
The Republican county committee will
hold meeting Al SIS headquarters IN
the ScAmulbach building MeaneSday
evening.
Congressman John ". Davis will adj
dress "a Democratic rally az WarWooi
"Wednesday night