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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14
FRANKTON.

Mrs j. K. Nickelsen will entertain
the Four Leaf Clover Club Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
P. A. Reed, the Watkins Agent, 4"
has been quite i'll but is able to be at
work again.
John Eavens and family are again
moving to the Ruthton planer here.
Mr.. Eavens will work this season.
A horse kicked Homer Austen in the
face Sunday and cut a deep cash under
the eye. necessitating several stitches
to be taken.
Two cases of blood poisoning in our
community are reported, that of Mrs.
Edgar, who has it in her ear and Paul
Kordant in his hand.
J. |. Morland came the latter part
Of the week to look after his ranch on
Phelps creek.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14

of the result of the basket ball game
for this week, and too late to announce
it in advance, as the game will have
been played before this appears in
print.
4 The entertainment given last Friday
evening by three classes of the Meth
tian church, preached in the Union
church at 0dell last Sunday afternoon.
Lumber was shipped to Summit last
week for Chester Shute's new house
to be built on his ten acre tract west
of the property of G. E. Bowerman.
Fred G. Coe, of Hood River is building
the house. Mr.. Shute and his family
expect to be at home in Odell in the
near future.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14
WHITE SALMON

Arthur Heliwel, attorney in Min
neapolis, arrived this week to spend a
few days at the ranch of his brother,
A. +. Helhwell.
Another building to be erected this
spring is a Catholic church on the lot
back of Guy Crows house. The church
will be 30x60 feet. One donation for
the erection of this church was $500
from some lady in the east. The
Catholics have a local membership Of
Is families with few out on ranches.
For some time they have been hold
ing services at different places around
town. This will give White Salmon
four active churches, Methodist, Con-
gregational, Baptist and Catholic.
Wednesday was Odd Fellows Day in
White Salmon. 1t was the regular
quarterly meeting for the district com
posed of Hood River, Cascade Locks,
Stevenson, Carson and White Salmon.
The local lodge took advantage of the
occasion to hold session of the Grand
Lodge to initiate all Past Noble
Grands. This session was held in the
afternoon, Grand Master Staley, Grand
Secretary Hart and the Grand Warden
comforting degrees on II candidates.
The work done, supper was served in
Alpha opera house, the tables occupy
ing the entire floor. Speeches were
made music was rendered and an illus
trated stereopticon lecture given by
Rev. Harris, of Hood River. Though
begun after ! O'Clock this excellent
lecture was listened to with interest
Wlen you have rheumatism in your
foot or instep apply Chamberlain Lin
iment and you will get quick relief. 1t
costs but a ouartpr Why suffer- For
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the County
Court of Hood River County, Oregon, viii
receive sealed bids for the construction and
erection of wooden wagon bridge, complete
the same TO be CONSTRUCTED and erected over
and across the west fork of Hood River at 2
point where the Lost Lake wagon road crosses
county. rough sketch of the p ms and
specifications of said bridge are now on filt
with the Clerk OF Hood River county where
the same may be inspected and examined
the ith day of April 1912 All bids 10 be ad
dressed IN care Of the County CLERK of Hood
River county The County court reserves the
right to reject any or al bids.
Hood River, Oregon. March II 1912.
GEO. ID. CUiBERTSON,
mi4m2s County Judge
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14

/: Mrs. Hugh Elliott visited friends and
relatives at Wyeth. last week.
Mrs. L. K. Rash Of husum, Wash.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Rash. of Elk, Wash, visited old friends
in our neighborhood, few days last
NJ.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-03-14

Wien you have rheumatism in your
foot or instep apply Chamberlain's Lin
iment and you will get quick relief. 1t
costs but quarter. Why suffer? For
sale bV all dealers
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
NEWS BRIEFS FROM TANANA

IL is stated the cleanup on Amer can creek of the winter dumps was about s60.O0O.
 The Reliance will leave Nullto for the posts along the koyukuk river
 or about the l4th of June.
 T. Johnson. formerly of MerseIcau X Clark in Fairbanks. was vi,i'or in Panama on Tuesday on his way from the Outside 10 the Iditarod
 Major and Mrs. Strong will pass through here in July en route 10 Ruby, where the maj may again engage in the newspaper business.
 William Barrett. the well known commission merchant. was pa+sou- ger on the Delta en route from the Outside to Ruby. where he will look over the situation with a view of going into business in the lower river camp.
 Captan D9bbins. formerly captain of the steamer Monarch. arrived a. Tanana in his launch on his way down to the lower part of the Yu- kon where he is going to locate site for salmon cannery. The enterprise will be backed by Eastern capital.
 Charles Columbe returned rhis week to Panama after an unsuCcesS- ful winter spent in prospecting in the Old Man country He will leave again in a few days for Jim creek. tributary of the South Fork of the Koyukuk. where he expects 10 spend the next few months in pros peCting
 MT and Mrs Marston were pass engers on the Evelyn bound for lditarod MT Marston is a mem. Der of the firm of Riley X Marston. who own practically the whole of Otter creek. The Guggenheims. it is said. have taken an option on the Riley X Marston ground for s1,0O0,- 900 and will proceed to prospect the property, using two Keystone drills in the work
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
COMING TO FAIRBANKS,

DAWSON. June 6. The North ern Navigation company's steamer Tanana sailed for Fairbanks this morning with 800 sacks of Outside mail and over thirty passengers for various points along the Yukon and Panama rivers. Included in the num- Der is Lieutenant Edgerton, assistant road commissioner of Alaska. who is going direct to Fairbanks on his annual trip into the interior.
 The steamer Dawson. of the White Pass company, left Whitehorse to- day with thirty passengers fer Daw- son and other interior towns.
 The steamer Whitehorse is due here tonight from the upper river with a big load of freight, nearly all of which is consigned to the lower river.
 The passengers sailing on the Tan ana this morning were:
 For Fairbanks Mrs. F. Rustgard and children. Mrs Rudy kalenborn, David O'Gara, Jchn Lillico. Charles Almquist, Miss Nora Moore, Miss Nina Cook, J Meherin, F. S Scraf, ford, Mike Mihalcik, C. w. Welch, J. T. Wallis. Lieutenant Edgerton
 For Gibbon Major McManus, Lynn Smith. Glen Wright. Mrs. F. Grace and children H. c. Conway, Francis Hall Helen Coffee, J. A. Orchard
 For Betles - Mrs Agnes Law
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
AEAT IN HE A s

SRrNt. Pa. June The ,w. ra,ar. t- rt-iHg rapidly in his pt.- for .ha second time tHiz srIug. and hro mole deaths haE. been a r.rf .a t,e t5~- pt faaa.ts5o- a.tr.h- g able directly so t5 Hea= foiay $ t,at'~ Nriul .e saal for tAe -sa- sn up 'u ,rH. He-.IF infants.
 rHU tUEl ElritfA 1uu q. There Wa, no let up in he hem -oday. and au ,v.rrmaly uagom1ar.ati nigh i- feared. There were a 1maer of pro--ra.i u- during sHe dar tut. thEs far tnrr have ben Ho a.h~.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
URGES HOME RULE.

JUNEAU, June ,. - Charles Her ron. chairman of the Republican ter ritorial committee. today wired the following to Washington. D, G.:
 Hon. William Alden Smith. Chair
 man Territorial Committee United
 States Senate. Washington, D. C.:
 The Republican convention at Cor dova March 30 strongly indorsed ter ritOrial government. William A. Gilmore accepted the nomination as delegate mainly because of the home rule plank in the platform. Repub- lican success in this election de- mands prompt adoption of this meas ure "CHAS F. HEBRON,
 Chairman Territorial CommitTee.'
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
TO DEVELOP OUR COAL

WASHINGTON, June ,. The senate committee on naval affairs, in executive session last evening. adop'ed the amendment 10 the naval appropriation bill which bill provides S'oo,on0 10 enable the secretary of The interior to develop the coal land the vernment owns in the terri 'ory of Alaska. that the warships of the United States may have an un- .a.Eng source of supply of coal for all purposes
 Capitalists whose word cannot be questioned have assured the govern ment that f it opens the coal mines in Alaska, capital will build the railroads 10 the mines in shCrt ord CT. l. being the desire of capital that the government shall not en. gage in railroad building or opera ton, it is possibility that the gov ernment shall now proceed to forget
 hat it ever intended to build a rail road in Alaska, and devote all it's a'icnti tO opening up the Alaska coal reserves as government en-
 crpriSe. leaving capital 10 build the roads 10 the mines and other Alaska points
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
FOR ROSENE'S ROAD,

DAWSON, June 6. Dr. Alfred Thompson, NJ. P, who has just ar rived from Ottawa. announces that he Canadian government has ar ranged to send reconnaissance sur vey party into the territory this sea son for the purpose of making survey of the proposed rouIe of the Rosene railroad enterprise in order to determine if the government is warranted in giving the thousands of dollars asked by the promoters as subsidy. The survey party will investigate that portion of the pro- posed route within the Canadian erritory, and report upon it's feasi- bility
 The route as determined by Ro- sene extends from Haines, on the Lynn canal 10 Fairbanks, via the headwaters of the White river, where it Is hoped to tap the rich mineral country known to exist in that re- zion.
 Dr. Thompson believes that the rich copper and other mineral belts at the head of the White river fully justifies the enterprise, and he is confident the government will aid he prom ters to build the road.
 It Is understood Rosene has the backing of prominent Toronto cap italists who are anxious to invest in Northern enterprises.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
B C. TRAIN ACCIDENT

MONTREAL, June 6, - Many pas 5engers are reported to have been killed and injured today by the wreck of passenger train on the Canadian Pacific railroad main line in British Columbia. The wires are down, and no details Cf the reported wreck are obtainable
 VANCOUVER, B. C.. June 6. - En- gineer Joliffe of Revelstoke was al most instantly killed and two brake men of his train injured today when m eastbound freight crashed into a special stock train on the Cana dian Pacific near Tappen Siding British Columbia.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
ATTORNEYS QUARREL.

LOS ANGELES, June D. - AttOr- ney Frederioks and Dis ,rict Attorney Ford narrowly avoided fisuc en- counter today during the trial of Clarence Darrow ,the trouble aris- ing over an argument in connection with the examination of one of the witnesses.
 When order was restored, Darrow's attorney was fined s25 for contempt, and the district attorney was as- sessed the modest sum of $5 Fred ericks immediately gave notice of appeal, and says he will fight the ruling of the court to his utmost ability.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
HANFoRD's ACT OlSsEcTED.

TACOMA, June s. = Asklng that the charges against Leonard Olson be either wiped out, or that a new trial be granted al once, a petition was filed in the federal court here today with the object of making null the recent decree handed down by Judge Hanford. It is alleged that Olsen could not be barred from cit izenship purely because of Socialis- tic tendencies. and that the decree is replete with errors.
 WASHINGTON. June 8. A preliminary hearing of the charges preferred against Judge Hanford of Seattle, by Congressman Victcr Der ger. alleging that the Western jurist Is corrupt, will be before the house judiciary committee on Tuesday next
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
JEFFERSON PASSENGERS.

SEATTLE, June ,. The steamer Jefferson, which sailed for the North last night had the following passen- gers for Fairbanks and other inter- for points in Alaska: Percy G. Charles. chief deputy United States marshal; Miss R. Lochke, Mrs. o. c. Goe;z. Mrs. R. L. Palmer, MT and Mrs, l.. NJ Drury. Mrs NJ. Martin, l.. Weston. Abe Levy. John Todd. Bettie Smith, Mary Chrado, G. w.
 iuears. Hilda Bey, D. Dunbar, John Slaughter. Estelle FeltZ. A. SimsOn.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
SPANKS SISTER IN-LAW;
 ELECTS MOTHER IN.LAW

TACOMA. May 13. Adam Loney, laboring man, will be ar rested and brought into police court on charges of having assaulted ana spanked his sisterin-law, Minnie Waucus. If the story of Miss Wau- GUS, as she told it to Justice J. NJ Arnton is correct, evidence will be brought at the coming trial to the coming trial to the effect that LOney not only spanked his sister-in-law. but whipped his wife, slapped his wifes cousin and threw his mother in-law out of the front door.
 The entire difficulty arose when Loney became jealous of his wifes cousin, young man who was visit ing at the Loney home Sunday. ac- cording to Minnie Waucus The cousin accompanied Mrs. LOney 10 the barn Sunday evening and assist ed her in doing the days milking He carried the pail of milk into the house for her and seemed so atten- tive, said Miss Waucus, that Lon-y became jealous and angry.
 Loney slapped the cousin across the cheek, she said. He gave his wife a whipping, and when Miss Waucus, sister Mrs. Loney, inter- fered, he struck her with his fist. she alleges, and banked her. The mother of the women tried to inter fere, and Loney is said to have pick ed her up and carried her out of the room, depositing her in heap on the kitchen floor
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
GEORGIAN ARRESTED.

AIGISTA, Ga, June 1. - Thomas Wa son. del gate-aglafge from this -.a.c .o Ihe Ia loral Democratic con
 utim, Mas arre- cd ,23ay b. the
 erai authorities on the Cnarge of ending obscene literature .m ugh ga Uni ed States mails
 Watson is the author of d book hi,E h.i erll attacks the Roman Catholic church, and which. accord- ing 0 The belief of the government, - coac.ei in language which is un- .ya.a.'n through he mails.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
REVERSAL OF DECISION.

WASHINGTON, June S. A re. versal of recent decision of the commerce court in the supreme court today held that the com merce court misunderstood it's powers in trying to sub stitute it's ruling for the prior jurisdicti of the interstate com. merce commission.
 WASHINGTON. June s. The United States supreme court today ruled that the commerce court has no authority to issue injunctions to stop negative" orders of the inter state commerce commission.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
SCHOOLGIRL KILLED.

SAN FRANCISCO. June ,. - Lil- lian Cordair. high school girl, was yesterday shot and killed by Charles G. Bonner. aged IS, a school friend whom she had refused to marry. Bo h of them were very popular with the younger set. and the mourning $ general.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
DEEENSE'S PLEA,

LOS ANGELES, June 6. That Bert H. Franklin, the former McNa- mara defense detective, whG is now
 he chief witness against Attorney Darrow, conferred with the strike committee of the Merchants X Man ufacturers' association regarding his plea of guilty, and that he was prom ised immunity if he so pleaded was hat the Darrow defense attorney Earle Rogers. tried to bring out today in his crOss-eXamination. Franklin admitted going to the office of the association. but declared he could not remember what was said there.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
TO AMBUSH INDIANS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1. - Will lis II. Hunt, one of the refugees who arrived from Mexico on the trans por Buford. states that there are 60o Mexican troops lying in ambush near the City of Juchitan to massa- ere the Juchiteca Indians when they make their intended attack upon the CitV
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
VETS COMMEND HANFoRO.

PULLMAN. June :. The vet eranS of the Grand Army of the Republic, who are holding their an nual encampment in this city, have adopted a resolution indorsing the action of Judge Hanford in revOking the citizenship of Leonard Olsen, the Socialist.
 WASHINGTON. June [. - Charg ing that Judge Hanford is a habit ual drunkard, and is unfit, morally and mentally to occupy the posi- tion he holds on the federal bench, Congressman Berger today introduc- ed a resolution demanding the i'm peachment of the Seattle judge. The measure was referred to the judici- ary committee
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
WILL PLEAD GUILTY.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. June 6. - Eff teen members of the Industrial Work. CTS of the World. who have been in the county jail since the rioting here. have consented to plead guilty to the charge of violating the city ordinances restricting public speak ing on the streets and penalizing rioting
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
HEADED NORTH.

SEATTLE. June 4-The steamer Spokane, which sailed for the North on Saturday evening, carried the following passengers for the interior of Alaska: Eugene Losar. John Letch, Mrs. Jennie Reagh, Mrs. Bertha Sal lander. H. Holmes and two second class passengers.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
TO ATTACK CAPITAL.

CHlH AHtA, June ,. - Orozco has authorized the attack on the capital. for which the rebels in the uth have been awaiting inpatient ly during the past month, and it is claimed by prominent revolutionists here that the forces are fully prepar- ei for the tremendous struggle which will follow the advance on the seat of government.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
MARINES LANDED.

CAIMANERA. Cuba. June 5.-Four hundred and fifty marines were land ed off the transports today. and, under command Cf Colonel Lucas, procC eded by train to Guantanamo, to protect American citizens and their possessions in Cuba.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
BAD FOR lORIMER.

WASHINGTON, June 6. It is reported that only thirty members of the United States senate now ia vor allowing Senator Lormer to re- tain his seat in the senate. and his friends are working upon him to in duce him to quit making a hopeless fight and stirring up further notor- iety. l.orimer. however is standing pat. and insists upon fighting it out.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
CHARGES GOMPERS.

LOS ANGELES. June 1. - Detec- tive Franklin, who appeared cn the witness stand again today for the sta in the case against Clarence Darrow, stated that he had been informed by the McNamara lawyer during the famous trial that all of the money for the brihing of wit nesses and jurors was being supplied by Samuel Gompers, president of tht
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
GOMEZ MUST ACT QUICK

WASHINGTON. June S. lt is reported here that the department of state has issued an ulimatum to President Gomez. of Cuba, that one week will be the limit of time al lowed the island officials to restore normal conditions and suppress the rebellion of the negroes.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
BE rRElC OESERTlNS

NAVAJO. June i. - Many of the former supporters of General Orozco are turning against him. and this city is now filled with goyernmzn. symparhiZers. many of whom are former rebel ldiers who are now ready 10 take up arms for the gov ernment
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
KILLS DEFECTIVE.

IOQUIAM, Wash June ,. J. :. Crooch, local lumberman. shot and killed Police Detective Frank Wel'h of this city last evening
 CroOch had been away looking over some timber down Grays liar Dor He returned home unexpected ly and found Welch with Mrs. rr och The funeral occurs tomor-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
ALASKA APPROPRIATIONS

WASTIINGTUN, June T. - me lower house of congress today re- ported the sundry civil bill, which carries wi.h il important proposed appropriations for Alaska Among .nl iems are the foll Living: For he care of Alaska insane patients, tGo,GuU; for tle education of Alaska natives. $200,000; salary of the mine inspector, $5,o00; protection of game,
 l5.0oO; protection of the liquor traf fife among the natives, $l2000; fish cries service. $40,000; and for the protection f the seals. $l00,000.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
DUCHESS VERY SICK

QUEBEC. June ,. - The Duchess of ( nnaught, wife of the lieutenant governor of Canada. left here on a special train for Montreal, where she S Icing hurried to receive the care 1t noted surgeon
 MONTREAL. June 9. The Duchess of COnnaught was brought here last night in special train and IS now confined in the Royal Vic .oria h spi'al. suffering with peri OnitiS
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
poRTlANDER PARDoNED.

WASHINGTON, June i. - Presi- dent Taft today pardoned Willard Jones of Portland. Oregon. who was convicted of land frauds in Oregon. IL is alleged that the late Senator Mitchell and Commissioner Herman of Oregon were implicated in the frauds for which Jones was punish ed.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
BATTI FSHlp DAMAGED

WASHINGTON. June 1. Infor- mai n Va. received here today 10 .. effect hat tae new American
 I.-hip Arkansas. which is now M"rgo.Eg d rrial fesf in a cruise . 'u. as,. met Wi.h a mishap off u, eJas. of Maine and il is feared eI,a yes aaz heeu seriously ..Aagcd.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
OFINFR STILL FIGHTS.

WASUNGTON. June I Sena- tor l.orimcr on his arrival here to- da~ WAS asked as 10 his intention rtgarlirg the contest. which is evi- dently going against him He re Jed:
 "I shall continue fighting To the very last"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
NEW TRIAL ORDERED.

WASHINGTON, June 3. = InfIu- enced by the scores of affidavits Nhich have been filed with the de- partment showing that third degree methods were employed by Detective Burns in securing evidence in the recent land fraud cases, President Taft has directed that the convicted men be given a rehearing.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
STRIKERS AND POLICE.

CLINTON. Mass. JHe 2. Ire,
 ..H,G .,NlIe -t.ayrs ami ,h, poe 1i,c olIsh,I iii .Ae Catholic church. ..'i 'li- morning S.aHe- were thrown and pistols discharged. one strike" hing killed and to#r aow,n 1ui .hro. lneu heHz -=aaf While a ....,n policemen Wcra injured hy
 u.-
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
N. A. T. & T. CLOSES OUT

DAWSON, June ,. - The North American Transportaticn X Trading company has disposed of all of it's mercantile interests here. the North ern Commercial having taken over all of the remaining stock Former Manager Nolan has been offered a high position with the Cudahy com pany, and may accept.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
AlAIERMEN STRIKE

.uEDDN. June !. One hundred uI len thousand men are idle along
 - .au.- faar H. d rseul. of the -t.oIa -lika aHIsa ~aS called in M .iior. ln secure an increase in wages. Among tAe -=rikers are sea l. lremeu and tUngshOTemeu.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
DeNOuNCING lORlMER.

WASHINGTON. June ,. Sena- or Kern opened the Lorimer discus sion today demanding the expulsion from the senate of Senator l.Orimer
 f Illinois. He announced that he intended 10 consume two days time in denouncing Lorimer and the meth Ods by which he secured his seat
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
BOSTON TRAFFIC PARALYzEo

BOSTON, June '. - All traffic on the Boston street car line is practi- cally tied up today because of the strike of the street car employees. The men allege that the company has refused to recognize the union, while the company announces that it will not employ union men.
 Shortly after the strike was call ed, the rioting began. The strikers stoned the cars, smashed the win dows and chased the passengers from the streets. Three cars were wreck ed on the Charleston bridge enroute to the city, and the police and strik- CTS engaged in numerous clashes.
 BOSTON. June :. = All the sur face and elevated street car lines of the city are tied up by the strike today.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-10
MILLION FOR WIRELESS.

WASUINGTON. June l. - The .'a.a ulal reiu~ered the appro p,.l..ou ut $l.aoot1e for an around ..c world wireless system. which a.- recently stricken from the appr .rI.rIUUS.