The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-22

CITIZEN. FAIRBANKS SEPTTNB'
the axe OF 81 years De Young "a
Gently purchased the san Francisco
Call. which was taken over hy him
and issued every evening rs adj of
morning since September /. 1t. came
to California when he was fte wears
old, and has been in charge of the
Chronicle Tor nearly iifty years. He
vas direct r of several futcruatiou-
al eXpositiens and ~ the time of his
death he was also Nicc.lrrsidcnt and
d rector of concessions of the Pan
anna Pacific international exposition
In politics he was Republican.
THE BAsENEss Of MAN.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Sept H.
With closed ewes and bowed head.
Cleo Barker G. njinuci her 'csti
moHy this afternoon against Mili
ionaire BiXby. who IS charged with
running a number OF youn9 girls ri
this city. The evidence given in
low tones. was OF such a rcynl.iug
nature that the women were driven
from the courtroom while the mem
With lowered eyes. shunTci rhytr
feet uneas ly The cirl's story was
prefaeed with the statement taa5
BiXby had acted uuuaturalIy toward
her.
profound sensation was caused
when Attorney Kreis, for the state.
asked Miss Barker the nature OF the
assaults committed on her. tfte-
a brief hesitation. the sir reHlit
that they were OF saeh "a are
that her health had been ruae1
Then. after pronounced silence.
the witness detailed a description
of her alleged experiences with Fix
by which brought bushes to the
faces OF all Of those in the #aHr'=
room
WILL DELIVER ULTlMATUM.
CALUMET, Mich, Sept. 19.-The
Western Federation of Miners is
planning to hold a big demonstration
on Sunday next and large dclngd-
tions from all over the state are
expected to participate. The noha-
, Titles are that an ultimatum Will
ne issued to the mire owners.
PIONEER DEAD.
PORTLAND. Ore, Sep. IA
James Craig. who was the practical
founder of the flax-groWins Industry
in the Willamette valley. died 1T
his home here today Of heart fail,
IRE. He was ne of the earliest
pioneers of the state
NEW COMMANDER-iN-CH
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn Sept u.
Washington Gardner. of Abb II.
| Mich gan, was elected commanders
in-chief OF tie Grand Army of The
| Republic at ths afternoons session
Of the convention. The nomination
Of Gardner 1s the signal for all OF
| their names and the elect II Vas
made unanimous. Mr. Gardner vas
commander Of the Department of
Michigan in 1SSS and had been
member of congress since 1911.
Earlier in the day, the Sons of
Veterans elected as their command
er for the ensuing year John Daut=
ter of Pittsbura
LOSES FIRST ROUND.
ALBANY. \. Y. Sept. 1g.-The
attorneys for Sulzer were Worstcd
in the first skirmish today at the
proceedings of the Impeachment
board. when four senator's. members
e the FraWley committee. were PER
mitted to retain thtr seats in spite
of challenge. On the other hand,
| three judges of the court OF APP
peals, appointed by Suzer while
governor Weff allowed 10 remain II
members of the board.
At the conclusion OF this after.
Moons session the b ard Ieoh an
adjournment until Monday afternoon.
James Garrisin, a #spaperman.
was declared in contempt this aft
ernoon by the board for refusing to
answer questions. Before being re
moved by the seretantat-arms he
said. It's up to Tammany T. face
the results # they keep me in
cell"
ADVANCE AGENT ARRIVES.
NEW YORK, Sept. - lean
Winkham, the advance agent Tor
Mrs. Pankhurst, the militant Brit
ish suffragette. arrived today on
the steamship Lusitauia The immi.
grafton officers made no objection to
her admittance, after submitting her
to course of questi ming. and she
at once left to meet Mrs. O. H. F.
Belmont, with whom she will hold
4 conference in regard to the cam
paign for votes for women to be
yaged in this country.
REMAINS BROUGHT HOME.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19-The re
mains of the late MAYOR Gayh5u
were brought back to American soil
when the steamship I.usitan'a a. Of
the Cunard line, reached Mort this
morning. Rain was falling in tor
rents when the boat locked, but
there was a tremendous crowd al the
dock. The body was at once re
moved to the Cayngr home in Brook
Ign.
WAS NOT A CRIME
MEXICO CITY Sept. 19-The mil
deaths of former President Madero
and Vice-President Suarez were not
caused by any crime for VIII oh the
perpetrators could be punished. SO
the soldiers who formed the escort
for the slain officials will escape
trial CT any kind
HIGH CHlNk IN HIDING.
VANCOUVER, b. c., Sept 10
1t is believed here that DR.. Sun Yat
Sen, the Chinese statesman who is
credited with being the nstigator
of the recent revolution in the Ce- |
lestial Kingdom. is in hiding in this |
city. Local Cinnamon claim that he |
came here a month ago, but a sys-