The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-30

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 H0-. HOTTER HOTTEST.
 NEW YORK. Inn. 2i Tn" Al .a.t. ,aa-t WIS strH,k Hy severe hear eJv. rHis morning and there has nu.a . ~r.UT f5-- 5H he trm- .-.t.r. tE 4aE. Thermometers reg .-.,r.d sl su The shade in this r. this af'err1'n and the weather -r-aH predicts still warmer weather .eMa~.oH.
 NORFOLK. M. Jun, 2l - Sev .-l pros. .Tt-5.w- .Upurrrf fH 'hjs -..ss ala, a- a result 0. the eN - r.. l.at
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 FEDERAL JoRlEs CALLED SEATTLE Juur 2f Judge GH-h. ta Ga- 5s-4rj d e4ll { F t"o grand -r#==. aHe fa meet II fhis ely and .= aEar fo ,otF,ne a. Tacoma. l Ns r#as.a k 4f.ea for the sum. =r=r-a a# tHa federal Huycstisa ors
 WEDDEO 28 YEARS, i tstfl%E#0\. h = 3HHf 2@- .H-=-.s.#. .G 2lc- Wilson ee'ehraf.
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 ACQUITTED OF LIBEL
 SEATTLE. IaHe 2s The hfr'hrf Is.#1 ,.=.# an5#a Nas hee5H 3alas ...=gr# lUasa UUmahr.as was eoH .IGeg sE-s ,h.- afteru oH. tAa iay
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 .H.f saa newspaper ueE Wrrt #-lt -.5HE ar aa...e .a connection .l e#. =45#a 1 1. the ard,Ig 15.h rmr4 the aas~ of fhg Casr I#HB h. H-,H#.d tAe j#rs arearttns 4ae men oa trial Col Alfu l l HHlr.hrH. eHifer-iHaAi-f of the Seat G5#y#. and Clarence |. Hiethcn #aasiH4 sltszr of Ebe same news #ar admitted en rha sand tha+ #=s had allowed t story to Al s#=.r sWe.e#.H- au alta-ed short
 ...-.a #.#pgUr- 8f Joseph Jarvis
 #=s 4a5' he. sNeused fheil ?, -er. eH ,.s &sotAds that thek hat
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 z5a es HaglH. Go#ntA Commis
 FORESTS THREATENED.
 sFAS4H%&TD&. na G. ,IaHe ..
 .FHr# fr aittep= received ta1aH
 sH- t#raa4 at restry. the forest
 HarH =eaias #I3 IF. garsatane
 s.zus. fins Hh=eH have broker .E number ef EtaGes alon
 .aas @s3ar= ncfa issuei 'h# .5e fuaon directing the Ghdgaei .raa ag l4-teu ra h. ,cuin~ula fol . lu-a.e r ui4jHg II eXriuauish rhe fires.
 HACE MUCHo cALoR.
 SALT LAKE. Itah. June 2'.- h.. h.ll wave. which has cause, a-ra la euH aiH- lhr1ughou thu ..s- anr.ug tNe past serye'al days l.. saf- s.ate today. The heat l. ,aa-e Hera this afternoon. and re .r- fr1fa man joints throushou Inc Wcsr indicate that the hi@l mFzrtur. 5- general lEer a wide
 NOT ABLE TO DEOuCE. 1 9A'G\ June 2l.-William A 1 aRe@oa. head of rhn great Pink
 as drterte agency. is dangerous
 il in thl- ctg as the result O E. artask or rruma.rc poisoning.
 YOUNGER PUP TO WE'D. l SA% btEIO. Cala June 23. t'lEs S. Grant Jr. sou of rresiden rant. sill he married shor-ly t' .rs. \. E. Witt. widow of the lat'
 F. Witt T Iowa. The groem-to-bt romincn, lawyer of this city.
 SCORES LABOR.
 l ATLANTA. June 25. The fare III message If Governor Brown hich Ht- read !. ore the member:
 fhr sIafc le2islatMa today. con Igmcd -gorehin, arraanment 0 Iiahor organizations, which he classi .ed as trusts of a more Gangerous laracter than any of the combina ous capital which at present ar
 cu5ina the attention of the fed r4l 2oNg rameHt.
 LAWS ARE VIOLATED. ALBANY June 25 - In an inter view published this afternoon. Gov nor Sulzcr says he is convinced nat the anti-samhling laws of th' .ltn aro being violated al the rac tracks despite the fact that hi .enfs have been unable to catei any one in the act of betting other i~c than orally. The governor in mates that certain state official are not as watehful as they sheul'
 LOOKING FOR THE MAN.
 MEXICO CITY, June 25.-A groul } ai men of high standing in the re Ebtic have interested themselves il } the selection of candidate for tn ;! esidency who will be acceptable to all of the opposing factions. l } general invitation has been eXtendeo 70 the rebels. as well as to tn ] supporters of the provisional govern : rent | decide upon candidat, : s, that his election may be securer ithout plunging he country int aao-her rebellion.
 WOULD KILL THE LAW. DENVER. June 25. The alliet |