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The Ketchikan miner., 1913-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Commissioners Court frr the precinct of S1lzer, Ter ritory of Alaska, Division No. 1 In Probate. Estate Of Fred Ishuara, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that J. D. Wynne has been duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Fred Ishuaro. dcceas- ed; and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to exhibit them with the nece.ary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice with the undersigned at his Post Office address at SuIzer, Alaska.
 Dated this t2th, day of De- cember 1913.
 J. D. WINNIE.
 Administrator Of the estate Of Fred Isbuara deceased. First publication Dec. 12, 1913
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-12-12

Tall Motorist-Barker is true auto ist
 Friend Binks-How so?
 Tall Motorist-He has the speedome- ter gaze and the steering wheel hand cIasp.-New York Globe.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-12-12
Launches Rough Rider and Teddy

MONDAY. 8 am-Chonley tSunny Pointl. connecting with mail carrier for Sulzer and all points or Wes. Coast Prince of Wales Island. TUESDAY. sam-Metlakaht- R. Doloui
 WEDNESDAY. s am-Loring. Yes Bsy, (Canhery- Hatch ery) Bell Isl'd Hot Springs THURSDAY. sam-Same as Monday. FRIDAY, sam-Metl.kah.la- SaIuRDaf.h .hassaa, Is Camp. Rush 6 Brown, aniHollis. Carries Passengers and
 Freight Williams & Hubbard
 Masters
 Agents for
 WADHAMS OIL co.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
Republican Sells Cotton Far
Under Democratic Market
Albert SearIes Makes Bad Bar
gain But Sticks To It-Dem-
ocrat Makes Money on "Fu-
lures"
;slecial 70 The News and os.ort

Dunn, Sept. 27.-While other farm
ers were receiving fourteen cents for
cotton today. Mr.. Albert Searles. a
prominent Republican who predicted
disaster after Woodrow Wilson's cleo
ton last year, was selling his for
lilo.
Mr.. Searles was Of that honest Re
publican type who believed in the ir-
repressible affinity between Democ-
racy and disaster, and he freely pre-
dlcted that Wilson's election meant
seVen-cent cotton. A militant Demo-
folly called him..
II will give you ten cents a pound
for all the cotton that you raise" the
Democrat said, and the Republican
had it nominated in the bond. He was
SO sure despite the fact thai history
had falsided every Republican dogma
that cotton would decline, hat he
signed the contract and thought he
had done we'll.
The compact is in writing and the
Democrat is making the biggest prof,
on cotton of all the dealers, from the
bulls and bears on down to the mild.
eyed Senegambian who grows it ane
picks it..
Today Mr.. Searles was selling his
crop for ten cents, while farmer.
everywhere are getting fourteen. with
a promise OF higher prices still. Mr.
SearleS is a very sick man, but he can
not jump the contract, one which b
made willingly and with a belief tina
he was doing we'll.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
GREAT MENACE TO STATE
IS Complete Control By Boss
Murphy's Organization, De-
cIareS Leader of Bull Moose
ProgreSsives at Committee
Meeting,
Try tha A~nsses Pres

Rochester. n. z. Sept. An an
address before the State com mittec OF
the National Progressive party here
today. Col. Theodore Roosevelt de-
ciared that in the election in New
York State this fall, the dominant
concern OF the people should be to
reveR TammAny from obtaining
complete control of the State" and
that Ito this the lesser issues must
give way
He argued that the "predicament In
which the State finds its public affairs
Is due TO the failure of the people 10
elect last fall a Governor and Legis-
lature pledged TO the carrying out Of
progressive policies.
In voting against Tammany. how
ever, Colonel Roosevelt urged the vot-
erS to support the Progressive party
candidates to the end tina they might
defeat Tammany without enthroning
the Barnes Republican machine in its
place"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30

The News and Observer is in receipt
of the following communications, sign
ed by responsible citizens, protesting
against the news story winch appeared
in The News and Observer and other
morning dailies of this State yesterday
and carried by the Associated Press.
under a Wilmington date line relating
to the reputed attempt to lynch
George Nance, the wife murderer, at
Rockingham, Richmond county, Fri
day night.
In this connection, it is due the cor
respondent Of this paper. Mr.. Lindo
Brigham, who wired the story to The
News m Observer, to state hat the
officer who brought Nance to Raj
eigh made a statement to Raleigh Off
cers that there were grounds to fear
that Nance would be lynched-hence
his hurried removal to Raleigh.
The statement Of the Richmond
county officer was repeated to the re-
porter of The News and Observer by
Raleigh policemen one have before
the paper went to press.
The communications on the subject
follow:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
PORFIRIO DIAZ IS
AVAILABLE ONLY IN
ADVISORY AZ
By the Associated Pres

Mexico City. Sept. 27.-General
POgfiriO Dia now is at Biarritz,
France. St is recognized here that
General DiaZ is too old to render serv-
ice, except possibly in an advisory ca
pacity, and it is assumed that this
will be expected of him.
The last words of General Diaz
when he left Mexico were to the eff
feet hat he would return only if the
country needed his services in the
event Of foreign invasion.
No intimation is given as to the rea-
son prompting his recall. His resig-
nation from the army was accepted
by President Madero.
Mrs. Ed. C. Douglass, Of Mt. Gil
lead. is visiting at the home of Mr.. W
G.. Douglass.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
NORTH CAROLINIANS
IN THE METROPOLIS
BY II. s. CARRAWAY.

New York. Sept. 27.-Mr. and Mrs.
James &. Duke will return to this
country from England ON October IL
and open their country house al Som
~erville, New Jersey. Later in the sea
son they will take possession Of their
town house at Fifth avenue and Sew
enty-eishth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke have spent quite
a pleasant summer in London, where
they hav occupied. the James Henry
Smith mansion. They have frequently
entertained and been entertained by
the ultra-sociaI set OF the English
capital during the summer, and have
also figured prominently in the social
Whiri Of the American colony in Lon
don.
The following North Carolinians
have been in New York City the pres
ent week: Mr.. and Mrs VintOn Lid
dell and Miss LiddcII, Of Charlotte:
]. c. Lancdon. of Raleigh. Fl. II.
YoHnt. Of Newton. G.. -Danaenbauns.
Of Wilmington: c. A. Bray. OF Green's
boro; G.. r. Bright. Of elizabeth City.
3. +. Lyon. of Greensboro. r. +.
SwartZbera. OF AshcviIle
Miss Mary l. C~arraway has Como
to visit relatives and friends At hs9
former home in New Bern.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
WAKE SUPERIOR COURT
BEGINS AGAIN MONDAY
Weeks Session for Trial Of Civil
CaScs-Oser $50 on Docket.

Wake County Superior court con-
venes again tomorrow for one weeks
session for the trial Of civil cases
only. Judge Charles M. Cooke. Of
LOuisburg. will preside.
The September term Of court was
Of three weeks duration with one
week for criminal CoseS and two for
h trial of civil, but the criminal
docket took up almost the entire
time. There are about $50 civil cases
on the docket and with several weeks
Of court a great effort will he made
to get nearly all off the docket.
The cases set for trial tomorrow
are Samuel Maroon vs. Durham &
Southern Railway Company; Sam
my Maroon, infant. by next friend.
etc, vs.. Durham & Southern Rail
way Company. State and Lizzie Wig
gins VS.. Latte PearCe; Suffolk Drug
Company Corporation vs. Harry r..
Jones; Elizabeth Glenn VS.. John S.
Glenn, Franklin National Bank VS..
Goodwin Lumber Company.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
hrs A. B. NICHOLS
is IN
NEW YORK CITY
(By the Associated Press

Wilmington, Sept. 27.-Mrs. Allan
B. Nichols. former leader in exclusive
social circles in this city. wanted for
alleged embezzlement Of funds aggre-
eating $27, 900 from q former close
friend. Mrs. Helene p. Lemassena. Of
Philadelphia was arrested tonight IN
New York City. according to advices
received by Sheriff S. P. Cowan, just
before midnight.
She is held pending e~xtradition
papers from this State. Sheriff Cowan
tonight notified Solicitor Lyon. ar
Whiteville, and he will make aRplica-
ton to Governor Craig for rtquisition
papers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
FROM NJ. w. NASH.
Especial to The News AMI Observer

Especial to The News AMI Observer
Hamlet, Sept. 27.-Both the towns
Of Rockingham and Hamlet awoke
this morning to discover that, accord
ing to newspaper report. hey had
been made famous by the reported at
tempted lynching Of George S. Nance,
and the heroic rescue by Sheriff Bald
win.
Your correspondent has Investigate
ed this report and finds that a serious
Islander has been made against both
the W Of Rockingham and Ham
let, as there was at no time not only
no danger of a lynching but no possi-
bility of one. No crowd from THIS
place moved towards Rockingham,
and no thought OF any lynchIng WAS
had by any one at this place. AT
Rockingham your respondent was
advised that there was no crowd OF
any nature there and the only Intl-
nation of a lynching was IN the Ter
tile brain of the newspaper CORE
spondent who ser out such q senSa-
tional story.
Out of precaution, Sheriff BALDWIN
in his Ford car carried Nance to Holt
| man and boarded the train Cor Ral-
| efgh, instead Of bringing him through
Hamlet. where his crime was commit
| tod and where the citizens were nat
uraUy incensed that even a stranger
should murder his wife ana Set nre
TO a hotel, and commit a crime whfch
| for cole ~bloodedness has never peen
| euualed in this county.
The people Of Hamlet are law
| abiding citizens and when the amen
| lists pronounced Nanc insane. whiit
| not satisfied with the verdict, hao nc
| other thought but to let the law take
its course, and in the name OF TINS
| town and the county your correspond
ent is sending this report to correc'
the false impression carried III tht
misleading report of the
lynching.
(Signed) NJ. w. NASH.
! Mr.. Nash is the correspondent y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
WOULD MODIFY THE
CURRENCY BILL.
Virginia Bankers Approve Action of
Banking Conference at Chicago.
Thy the Associated

Richmond. Va, Sept. IA a
special meeting. held here today, the
Virginia Ban' .ers' Association, ap-
proved the action taken by the bank
ing conference at Chicago in declar-
ing that the banking interests of the
country furnish Il reasonable ground
for modification Of the pending cur
rency bill. A committee OF fifteen was
aopofnted to confer with Senators
Martin and Owanson. OF Virginia, ctnd
to urge their aid in having the Owens
Glass measure. amended in the Sen
ate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
X. L. DEFINING TO DUN.

Mr.. Robert l. Denning, who for
the past seven months has been with
the Norfolk Southern and Raleigh.
Charlotte and Southern Railways. in
the capacity OF local car accountant.
resigned his position here fonda
and left for Dom yesterday. prepare
tory to the acceptance Of a position
viii! the Durham & Southern railway
at that point.
Mr.. Dernla2 las proven thorough
- efficient in his duties and his
numerous friend wrSh for him tho
best OF success.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
Was Center of interest In
Washington Yesterday On
Eve Of Report Of Conferees
to House Monday = 676
Amendments to the Bill; How
Conferees Compromised,
tBy the Associated Press.)

Washington, d. c., Sept. IA sur
plus of from $1O,00O,O Oo to $4,000
900 over current needs Of the gov
eminent will be provided by the new
tariff law, in the opinion of Senator
Simmons, chairman Of the joint con-
ference committee which is to report
the completed tariff bill to the House
and Senate mex week. Experts from
the Treasury Department worked late
tonight on an estimate Of the revenues
the government will receive under the
law, but did not finish their task.
Cotton Futures Tax.
Interest conferred today about the
development in the fight over the pro-
posed tax on trades in cotton futures.
Representative Underwood introduced
in the House the so-called Smith-Le-
YER compromise plan which has the
endorsement of the President, Secre-
tary OF Agriculture, the Postmaster
General and many southern senators
and members Of Congress. This will
be advocated in the House next week,
and Representative Underwood ex-
poets the House to instruct it's confer
ees to insist on the amendment going
into the tariff bin.
House to Insist on its Amendment.
Senate leaders today would O ad-
NIT that the Senate would accept the
compromise. Some Senate Democrats
are its warm champions. Senator
Clarke, author of the provision, pass
ed by h Senate, expects to make a
strong fight against the compromise.
The essential difference between the
two plans is that the Clarke amend
ment would impose a tax Of fifty cents
a bale on all future trades where act
ual cotton is not delivered while the
Smith-Lever plan would require cot.
ton contracts to specify government
grades and would establish a definite
method of enforcing the delivery o.
merchantable cotton at fair marke'
prices.
Conference Report Complete.
The conference report was com
pleted today and will be laid befor,
the Republican conferees. OF the 81
amendments to the bill taken up b.
the Democratic conferees the Hous'
receded Ar m the Senace ISL: Will
- were compromised. Only on,
amendment, that on cotton futures
Is left in disagreement.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
From Mayor Of Rockingham.

Rockingham, Sept. 27.-Statements
in the Charlotte Observer anG other
papers in regard to the attempt to
lynch George Nance, who some time
ago murdered his wife in a Hamlet
hotel, are without foundation. The
reference to a mob forming n to
suspicious characters seen on the
streets of this town at any time dur
ing the night is absurd and false. I
was familiar with conditions on the
streets both before and after the de-
parture Of the sheriff with the pris-
oner and know hat the statements in
the morning are utterly uncall-
ed for and are a reflection on the
good, l%aw-abiding citizenship Of the
county.
(Signed) w. Z. McNA1R,
Mayor Of City of Rockingham.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30

The News and Oheerver IT Har,,a.
MI brigham represents this paper a,
Rockingham, the county seat.-News
Editor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
EFFICIENCY PLAN OF SEC'TY
OF NAVY DANIELS.
By Which More Work Will Be Done
at Navy Yards by Giving COntin,r-
Gus Employment to Mechanics on
Pay Roll.

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, Sept. 27.-PropOsing to
maintain government navy yards at
their highest efficiency through con-
iinuous employment Of the various
mechanics, Secretary Daniels is de-
,,lsins a plan by which he hopes to in
luce all the executive branches VI the
t"Vernment to send to the yards all
repair work to be done on all types of
noating craft owned by the Govern
ment. Mr.. Daniels hopes IN the com
parafIvely near future to have all
noVernment crafts constructed at
Government plants.
Mr.. Daniels points out that uniauer-
fapted employment for navy yard
workers is essential to the efficiency
i naval station operatives, while fail
ute TO give continuous employment
70 a limited number Of skilled me-
tRtnics may seriously impair the use
l'!ness Of the plants in times OF en-
Urgency.
ttis plan would send to Government
$dr'!S all the repair and construction
,'rS on revenue cutters, transports,
iThtShits tugs. barges and other
,'''t sd by the different executive
rim 'nts. The number of such
NGSsels IL use will be largely increased
"heh tn. P2nema Canal is opened.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-09-30
PROTEST AGAINST
THAT NANCE
WOULD bELYNCHED
Mayor of Rockingham Writes
1t Was a Gross Exaggera-
ton of Facts
HAMLET MAN SAYS
II WAS GROSS ISLANDER

hat the People of Rockingham
Are Law-Abiding and Had
No Intention of Lynching
Wife Murderer-Yet There
Appears To Have Been Some
Ground TO Base Story Upon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
W0r Xiutc or0tt.

Suitifipperen War ellie, iom I'M.
Der @inneibeif Gorntps lloitiQinq
'fuloe hape gipet Sppisninger her
Gecorab oenre ll9e, blep lioite Wdn-
bag orpbt / @olesburg, 81, bpor
ban unoer oen berprrenoe lloitiQing
ifllloe i%oretaec Spitignineer meo fin
Wiplane. "a bon befanot iia Here
hunbrebe 500 oppe / 2uften brof
en- nj Silitifibets Singer UNDER en-
%enoing, og iaapel Sartei iom
clipper itprtebe MOB Soroen. @an
blep fnilit unoer ouftifibets tunga
Waifine og bsbe nogle iaa Sefun-
Ser eitcr at Solf baube noaet Ste-
bet. 6lere Suiinbe Wenneifer par
@i0nc iii oen rplteroe Siloragelle,
oeriblonbt ogioa 2uftlfipperens Sil-
itrit.
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Sverige, for 81 Mar iiben, % bans
Sontilienapn S%iliianltrem. SAN fonn
heroper t 1908 % orep eli Sio aon-
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Iorrige aar panot ban ilere FrG-
mier unoer De ioranitaltcoe auplei-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
1~nelamlinoen til
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19

ierite Sibe, bpori oct tilbpoer Jig at
gipe Statsminiiter grpan $4,000
ON @aret poa getingelie al, at ban
bier belle lin Sio til lit pigtiee oa
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iom Stafsminiiter or nentlia $i2,-
900 ON Noret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
Kulproouftionen,

Sfolqe SEN q~eoloaiife Opmaolina
/ Woihinaton par &lilproollftionen /
Snoiunu / 1912 oper 1 WdQion Con
iterre eno Set foregoaenOe Nar.
Sfisnt 6oreQelien finn beleb zig
til II Trocent / apantitet, anbrog
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Observation-Disclosures beleb iig nemlie
/ 1911 til 14,20t,355 Con o. Scr
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1912 belsb Tia til henbolospis 49,.
2S5,71S Con o. $17,4S0,546.
Tirti Nrbeiocrc miitebe / 1912 81
pet iom SslQe al @rubntlnffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
ct nvt 2lttentat.

CT mt Inila9 moo Gen. &arriion
@rop Otis, llogiperen al @laoet
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mes al Mr. Cts bIep operienM go.
Iitiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19

Seb Slien og &oIoings Sm bleo
lammeoe al SDnet, Der ntenes Dog life
at bore 2ipsfare for bern. aoloings
Saoebpgning n~eobrPnbte.
Eobpgningerne til Senoer Tts'
ing E~reltesaarb neobrPuote i Nnt
totaIt iom SeIse al @pnneb'lag. Get
lpffeoes at reobe @eiRtningen.
Spnet Hog / 0ot neo hos goels-
mono u. @asaer al &orIaoegcaro
Sfop og ranite giererJ Der beoepeoes
90 lammeOeS; bans SlliionO er me.
Get betGnfelig.
@oaroen "Spngbol" pea &orlaoe'
goaros Worf blep i Nat uioer ct
iterft Sfpbruo o%peripcmmet. 5 Stal'
ben itoo Greaturerne / Guro til NO
pen, % fun meb itort @eIpPr lpfte'
oes oct at reboe @ciptninGen. Spllet
hog neo / 8eien mellem aloiter Mel-
le CO ~@orlaoegaarO og rep Soroen
ioa iterft op, at @eicn er uforbar.
Stuebiiiet til Sens Nnnfs eien'
Dom PEG Giiiteb Worf er / Rot lieo'
bcpnot oeo 2~prnebilog.
llbbpgningerne I'll EroprietTr
Toarsgocros Gienoom ! Sptu'teo
ncotrunotc / Not peo Spnneo,.ag.
gei0tningen reboebes.
StueGuiet til 81. Sofiim'ens 8caro
/ Spinager er / Tnt neobrpiot oco
2onncoilcg.
To5mus z. Nieliena 8aarb / Tlr-
ring er : Scat to.alt reobr9not oeo
Smneoi!ng.
I 5pr oa 9 arier pea Snlteo
Worf er / Scot bIepen orGbte al Sp-
RET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-19
Cats Sultefur.

Sra @roofline. Mais., meloes Sen
itore Npbeo, at GrprGiioent, mn Bro
ieSior @iQiam $. Gait, bar tabt belle
so Ellno / &p9t, iioen ban iorloo
oct Soioe SuS / @aibinaton. Der
err BOG iraen Gruno iii @efpmrirg,
boerfen for BAN ener bans Senner,
oo han enonl peier fine 240 Tllnb.
Set itplbes seq life Ell eoarligere
aoit eller en- baarIieere Nppetit, cno
ban por ponot iii / set Spibe Slts,
men en- iuitemotiif oa meo SoerIpa
aienncmiert Sultefur. San par
ncmliq beannot at bli liot for tltnJ
/ Ecuniudcn.