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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
]. W. W. WILL
 TRY GET DANIELS
Member of Cabinet is Threatened by Industrial Workers of
 the World.

Helena, MonI., July 3i.--Secre- tary of the Navy Daniels, who is returning from his western trip, is now in this town, where he re- ceived a large number of threat ening letters from the Industrial Workers of the World, who promise to ''get him. for his at tack upon them iii his recent speech at Seattle.
 The secretary is being strong ly guarded and several secret service men have been assigned as guards to the secretary be- side the ample police protection furnished by the city police au- lhnrities.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
SUE HE|NzE fOR
 sl,O00,o00.00
Eastern FinaHciers Want Slice
 of Fortune Because of Aid at Time of Panic.

New York, July 31.--Suits have been filed against F. Augustus Heinze, the copper magnate and high flnancier, to recover $t,- OOO,OOO for aid rendered Heinze and his banks at the time of the panic in 1903.
 The complainants aIlege that aid was rendered the president of the banks, which could not have Weathered the storm other wise, and that they are entitled to receive part of the profits made by Heinze through being able to hold on to his stock, which would otherwise shave been sold, his banks wrecked and unable to pay cepositors and he himself sent to Jail. , ,,..
 Heinze, in his answer, claims to have paid a good price for the assistance rendered, besides, all the bankers were interested in stopping the panic, which threat ened them all.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
CROOKS MAKE
 A BIG HAUL Secure Jewels Worth $250, 900. .00 From Two Homes of Eastern
 Millionaires.

Narangamsett Pier, R. I. July 3i.--The home of Charles Rum- sey a multi-millionaire was rob- bed last night and jewels valued at s1OO,0O0 were taken by the thieves who also entered the home of John Hannah taking family jewels. worth $i5O,O00 and so far no trace has been found of the thieves.
 The best detectives of the east have been assigned on the case, both private and city po- lice forces are working for the capture of the crooks and the recovery of the jewels for which large rewards are, offered.
 Not a trace con be found to indicate who did the job.
 All the other millionaires of this town are placing their val uables in safe deposit boxes and will take no more chances until the apprehension of the gang which pulled off the successful haul of last night.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
LIVE WIRE THE
 CAUSE OF DEATH
Motor Cycle Hits Electric Light PoIe-Iive Wire Expiodes
 Gasoline.

Cincinnati, July 3l.--Ole John son riding a motor cycle i'll the race here yesterday was killed when his machine hit an electric light pole knocking it down and the live wires crossed his gas oline tank causing it to explode. sending the burning gasoline in every direction, covering num- Der of men. women and children their clothes set on fire and they ran through the mob of specta- tors until caught by cool-head- ed men who wrapped them in coats and extinguished the flames.
 Johnson was burned to death by the fire, a small child near him when the accident happen ed. was killed at the same time, before the bystanders could ex- tinguish the flames. Six people are in the hospital dying, while eleven others are badly burned and injured in the rush to es- cape the machine and later the people who fled through the mob with clothes burning.
 Johnson was going at a terrific clip when he lost control of his machine, and hitting the pole the explosion followed a few mo- ments later. Besides being bad ly budned he was severely injur- ed
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
L. !. P. LEADERS
 STARTING PANIC
Assert the Leaders of Majority in congress--RepubIicans
 Accuse Democrats.

Washington, D. c., July 31.-- Senator Stone of Missouri, today charged the Republican members of congress with attempting to cause a panic in America by their speeches on the present tariff and bowling about hard times sure to come, pointing out the bank failures of the past few , months as an indication, holding Ip to the people and the business men of the country the fear of ruin until conditions are so un- settled that a panic is almost sure to follow.
 The Republicans, however, as sert that the panic, if it comes, will not be caused by talk, but by the poor business Legislation of the majority, who are trying to upset every settled rule of busi- ness and desire to change the tariff, the currency and other fundamental laws of business, upon which the prosperity of the business of the country has been builded and now expect that ruin is sure to follow from the ina bility of the business world to adjust itself to the change i'm mediately.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

 AFTER SULZER
Will Probe His Camp aign contri- butions--Made Many Promis-
 es, It Is Asserted.

Albany, N. Y., July 31.--The special legislative committee ap- pointed at the special session of the legislature to probe the charges made against Governor SulZer that he solicited aid for his recent campaign for the gov ernorship on the promises of aid for certain legislative bills which he agreed to. have passed and which he promised to sign, along with the further charge that he secured financial aid for his campaign for similar promises, started today the investigation and will probe the charges to the bottom.
 Letters have been placed m evidence showing that Governor Sulzer promised to. sign the full crew bill for the railroad unions in return for their support at the polls.
 Governor Sulzer claims that the present investigation is be- ing backed by Charley Murphy Cor the purpose Of impeaching him because he had refused to take orders from the Tammany boss and that he will show up the tiger organization before the investigation is closed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
STORM STRIKES THE CAPITAL CITY Trees Uprooted on White House Lawn--Three Killed and
 Hundreds Hurt.

Washington, D. C., July 31.-- A cyclone struck this city today, killing three people, injuring more than hundred others and destroying many small buildings, blowing down the telephone and telegraph wires and uprooting trees in all sections of the city.
 Several of the large trees on the lawn in the rear of the White House were uprooted and rain fell in torrents.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
MAY STRIKE 0N
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Railroads: nefuse to Grant De- < mands of Conductors and
 :. Tralnmon.

San Francisco, July 3i.--The conductors and trainmen of the Southern Pacific railroad have decided to strike unless the de- mands for higher wages and shorter hours together with the reorganization of certains rules laid down by the unions regard ing promotion are granted.
 The railroads refuse to grant the demands. and claim they will invoke federal meditation under the recently passed Newlands amendment to the Erdman arbi- tration bill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
CHICAGO RETAINS
 SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Mrs., Fila: vounss,, 'oonsldsrsd As's.s yseheot Superintendent
 Rsmains In Windy City.

Chicago, July si.--Mrs. Ella Youngs, for many years super intendent of the public schools at this place, has decided to re- main in charge of the school, although inclined to retire.
 Mrs. Youngs is considered the ablest school superintendent in the United States, and her ser vices have been sought by many large cities, who desired to place her in charge of the school work. She is recognized as the foremost authority on city school. work in America.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
WHITE SLAvERS
 NOW 0N TRIAL
Drew-Camenetti Case Started Today--Evidence to Com
 mence Next Tuesday.

San Francisco, July 3l--Maury Drew and Diggs Camenetti, the two young men who are accused with having violated the Mann white slave act, in that they left Nevada with two young school girls and brought them to this city and lived with them as man and wife, were arraigned this morning and plead not guilty.
 . The trial was set for Tues day, August 5th.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
Deputy Marshal Define is

Deputy Marshal Define is a re- turning passenger on the Ala meda after taking an insane pa- tient to Portland and later re- maining in Everett to visit his mother and to attend a number of baseball games. Horace has been signed on the Shepard team of man hunters and easy money hunters (the latter are%all law yers), who are to play next Sum- day for the benefit of the Hos pital of the Good Samaritan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
FIVE DAY PEACE
 :. 0F BALKAN WAR
Representatives of the Fighting States Arrange for Short
 Truce.

Bucharest, Rounlania, July 31. --The fighting Balkan states have agreed to a truce of five days, i'll which time it is expected perm 'anent peace will be decided up- on.
 Russia is expected to settle the terms of peace between the scrapers and it is expected the Bulgars will be severely punish ed for their failure to do as Rus sia had ordered before the pres ent war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
ASK DANIELS
 F0R REPORT
Congress Wants to Know the Cause of Riots at Seattle Dur-
 ing Recent Potlatch.

Washington, b. C., July 31.-- Representative Bryan of Wash pgton, today introduced a reso- luton in the House calling on Secretary of the Navy Daniels for report of the riots at Seattle, caused when he made an attack on the Industrial Workers of the World.
 The report will be made in a few days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

The CamerOn-JOhnS mill is working and the first run will be a big one according to all re- F ,rts, as the compay have large amount of high grade ore pick ed aud ready for the run. The work of blocking out the ore con- tlnues and enough ore to run the mill for several months is now in sight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

Juneau, July 3i.--One hour after hearing the charge of Judge Frederick M. Brown the jury in the Joseph Mcdonald case returned verdict of mot guilty" The verdict was reach ed on the first ballot. {.
 The trial required 22 days and more than one hundred wit nesses were examined, council for the defense required, three days to sum up the testimony.
 District attorney Rustgard spoke at all three sessions yes terday and Judge Brown charged the late last night.
 Verdict Cheered.
 The scenei when. the verdict was rendered was thrilling. the court room was silent until the foreman had pronounced the judgement of the jury then the spectators cheereu and the WO- men friends of Mrs. Mcdonald and her daughter crowded about her to offer congratulations while Mrs. Mcdonald burst in- to tears and then tainted and was carried from the court room.
 History of Case. Mcdonald was tried for the alleged murder of N. c. Jones at Douglas 10 years ago and be was indicted last winter and brought back from Mexico where he IS interested in mines in the MeXi- can republic and reputed to be worth several millions. Jones was missionary bent
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

All standard makes of wheels, at Owen Meals, the Valdez bicy- Gle agent for the Columbia, Ram bier, Pope Daily 6ervice, Cleve- land and other standard makes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

No children under 15 years of age are to be allowed on the Don- aldson going to or coming from Fort Liscum until further notice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

John Floir is leaving for the new strike. John has been work ing for the road commission.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
For Sale.

Fine kitchen range, good as new. inquire at the Prospector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

Geo. Reihke. the watch repairer and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
Cook vanted.

Cook wanted by Col. O'Neil, call or phone commanding officer, Fort Liscum.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

FOR SALE--Asnew boys bicy- cle. Never been used. Inquire of Owen E. Meals.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

Superb pictures at the Orph- cum tonight. Change tomorrow,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

For . Delicious Salad Blue Sea
 Tuna. A delightful fish for salads packed in olive oil, caught in Cal fornia. Try it, at Love-Whitley Company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31

The above message was recelN- ed by the Prospector from Cor dova and indicates that the new placer strike on the Shushana IS good and that it is extensive.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-07-31
TAKING 0UT GOLD 0N THE SHUSHANA
Telegram From Cordova Alaskan Tells of Wonderful Pay--
 District Is Big.

Cordova, July 31.--John Moore and Gus Larson arrived at Me- Carty yesterday morning, com- ing from the Shushana, and they report that Jennings, one of the miners on discovery claim on Eldorado, had taken out S9,000 in eight days with two men show cling. Good pay has also been fOund distance of 30 miles from the present strike.
 CORDONA DAILY ALASKAN.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
Haruard Leaves to
Play Priacetoa

CaMbfid Mass. Nav. ,.--IIar.
wards football warriors. both Amer
lean aud Association. started for
Princeton at noon today. T~o thou-
sand undergraduates asscml"d In
Harvard square AMI chccrcd three
full sarsiiy football teams. two scrub
teams and score of playcrs Of the
sentlcr soccer game. as they left for
the Tiscrs' lair.
Thy Crimson undergraduate are
confident Of success In the major
contest with The Orange and Black
team. but the. odds OF two to one
and teu and three demanded by the
holders Of Princeton money found
few takers today.
The coaching staff. headed by
Percy u. Hauxhton. numbered six
mon. and there was The usual rctinue
of trainers and rubocrs. Tho teams
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
# ynAR IS TURNING
GRAY, use SAGE TEA
Don't Look Old Thy 0rsadnothsr'l
Recipe to DaEken and Bsasdiy
Faded. Iifeleas Hair.


That beautiful. oven shade OF dark
glossy hair can only be had BY brew.
inr u mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair ID your charm. II
makes or mars the face. When Il
fades. turns gray. strcakod and looaks
dry. ~ispy and scraExiy. Just Al ap-
piication or two OF Sage and Sulphur
eahsuccs It's appearance = husdrsd
fold. '..... -...
Don't bother TO prepare tho toaic:
you eau get from any drug store 50
cent hottie Of "Wycth's Sage and Sni-
phur Hair Remedy ready TO uss.
I" bring hack the natural color.
thickacss aud iusire Of your hair
aud remove dandruff. stop scaip Itch
ms and falling hair. .....
Every isody usrr ''wycih's'' sage
and sulphur because Il darkcns 20
naturally md cvcnly ths, nobody
can tell II has been applied. You
simply dsmp-n y sponge or soft brush
with u and draw Il through the hair.
taking one small strand si time.
by morning the gray hair has disap-
pcarcsi. and after another applica.
iion II becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy. lustrous and sbuud-
ant. ,a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
DlslNF.cTloN OF WOOL

~ the fccrn, meeting of the AH-
;hras inycs'issii,n Board for brad
fold and District. :, w,s reported
iha; the sp-cia! committee appointed
by the British Home office had made
. large rumb-r of tests and forward
r,i an cNtcnsi,c report an the sabi,r'
n steam disinfc.t.on OF wooi. The
Investigations showed that this
method w,s commercially impFaciic-
able. a. scriou. injury Was done 10
the fibre.
\ rcpor, by the iirst!.h consul at
Fer to the Foreign Secretary as T.,
the prevalence of anthrax In M-rpe,o
was read. showing that the question
Of precautionary measures was being
carefully considered By the auihoFi
ties there.
The chairman reported that at a
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
DlIaJlbi's olAejAIEE I|Aliljj
WISE, SAYS MARloWE

New York. Nov. ii, Is stranx,
that almost all bioxraphcrs of shake.
sI,carc dismiss his daughters. Susan.
nah and Judith. ~ being illitcrats
and Incapable Of writing their own
names. writes lula Msrlowc. In the
ssnn. Il comes as Q. shock TO III,
modern mInd ,ast pcithcr Shake
spsares mother. Mary Arden. nor his
wife. Ann Hathaway. was capable ol
writing her name to legal docu.
rssst
In the case OF Ann Hathaway there
Night be some excuse. but that Mar,
Ar1en. daughter Of = distinsuishetl
family. could not write her maine Is
most surprising. However,. Andrew
lang. In his po-thumous work
shakespeare. bacon and the great
unks0wn..' points out that the
daughters Of several distinguished
men Of the time we're eaaslly ,ncap-
able.
There I. much doubt. however,
that this can be sAid Of Shake
spcare's daushters. susannah and
Judith. while there Is no doubt
whatever a. to ssisannah's ability to
write. there Is some n 10 Iudith's.
There are in the birthplace museum
Of Stratfor,l excellent signatures of
Susanhah. which prove that shc
conld write with facility. !,
We're II a fart that these two
daughters of the Bard of Avon were
the illitcratc girls that they arc No
often pictured. IL is rather surpris-
ing that each should have married a
man Of distinction and learning.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

recent visit was paid to Bradford by
n. Cavaille. inspector OF factories In
France. aud Doctor okcisoh. medical
inspector OF factories In Ba,aria.
who were investigating the question
OF anthrax and the means Of prcrcn-
tion adopted In this district.
Al the International Congress Of
Medicine held in i.cadon In August.
DIR. Paul Ehriich. In an addrcss ON
pathology. stated that salvarsan had
also been shown To have II beneficial
action upon the malignant anthrax
bacillus. upon that Gf .lnnd"rs and
possibly upon tina, of ,rysip.'as. both
In animal experiments and occasion
ally In human eases.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
TRUE TO HIS NAME

y man arrested at Harrisburg. Pa.
recently for drunkenness sobcrcd III,
enough TO give his name to the po-
lice.
He said his name wns Mike whis-
kcy, OF Philadelphia.
This Ia no time for lc,!iy." rc-
marked the desk sergeant.
That's my real name" said the
prisoner. producing hls card.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

Princeton. y. j.. Nov, Prince
tons football men who will line M
1oylnE u rest today. although they
are attending all their classes. The
eleven planned to have n short s!;'.ai
irili In xecrct this afternoon. after
which the Sat.s viii be thrown npcn
to the entirc student body. who will
march to the field and give III. team,
u reception. After this III. eleven
will 10 10 tho field house for nh, D
luic quiet until tho s:m" tomorrow.
Coach Andrews stated today that all
the men are In excellent condition.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
TULLE POPULAR

Last spring tulic came into popu-
Iarity Tor many different uscs. In
ciuding millinery. neckwear and
bowg Of all descriptions. but this fall
II fairly dominates tho world for
fashion. Laid ab0ut tho shoulders
over evening dresses. II Is found ia
be- u soft. light fabric which II bc-
coming u c!cty one.
The present favor for tuiic Il =
revival of the fashion Of many years
ago. when women wore literally
vcilcd In u cloud OF tullc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
70, jMeaoyE PRETTY dtata
AM. beAHTiH Ueu MIR

| Hassiony Hair B4antide{;a . deli tfl,l u
ouid fair dressing. is just what It = bnaned-
uhair beautifier Nomatter bow pretty your
hair now is, il can he made to look even bet-
ter by using HnTnouy hair 1eeathcf. 10
those who mourn becAMae W hA'e secn D
dull. li,ktrrless and homely. Harmony daas
Bcau.ificr will prove Q real b!esang 81
pleasure. II seems to polish and bufu3ah ene
hair. making it glossy. silky-sott ana more
::.ssay, ay,pat".,1teyvssesasssthaN2SSe ,pat -. Il
vxsy pieAsipg % theSssH and t1noe t1nd
Nesy sasy 70 apply-enpl3 etss .
Htslsoss your hair escaJtiais ha1a6tash-
ing Il. IL coo aainx ~ ~ I'll A1ee1
the color Of the hair. noe darken Fay III:
To hsp hair nd scalp dAndr,td. Ire md
clean, - Harusb&y Shampoo. This pk,re
1iouid 3hampoo ti1es an instantaneo1s fich
lathes TINT netaiately penetfatest to eve1y
past Of haisand scalp. .insurins quick. thnr-
odeh cleansing. Washed Cd just as quickly.
~ esstiro>opcration takes only . lew -.
ments Contains nothing that can harm eho
hair; leaves noharxhness o. fstickinee.-1ns
as~eet cleanliness.
Both preparations coene IN odd-oapeo.
vay ornasseataI. hesees, WITH se 6ss =
toozo oNa}mony Hair Beautinsr. $50
Hsru,onS Shampoo, 6Oc. Both guaranteed
to tatisfy You m ovesy way. - your mooay
|beck. Sold in this community only as oe1
|sSoeo.-The Rexaii Store-oae OF the nsdse
xhAn Z .OO0 l-adinR drug stores of the Uniece
0lates, Cansda and Great Britain, Hs,seA
osT III kix Hasmnay akSos.sogies b Bds-
ton, whue the many celebrated 'Hafueev
pcriumes ard Toilet PrepasstsonsassaAadA
The iIausman Drug Company =
The Riverside Drug Store. Pcoplei
Drug store, Opera House Drug Store
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
+Drrinls| for Drink Habii
THY IT At OUR 1Xp1n64

TkY II At QUE xXF1Ho6
We ste 10 savpsst Whcn 40 ask yo't tn
give uRRiNE . trial. Won 'svr nothing
10 risk and everything TO gain. for your
money will he returned. " after a trial,
YOU fail to get results from ORRINk
Thi. clfcr ais~s thc wives and 'no'hen
Of tho,c who drisk =" excess an opior'
isa;sy 10 try the ORRfNE trest"ens.
1t IL very si~rle treatment. can b
rivsa in the home without publicity OF
loss IF tine frum business. aud at q
small price.
-ORR1NE ia prepared; in two forins'
No. I, secret treatment, a powder; On
RtNE No. ., In pill form. for shosc WIN
lsa,ee 10 tahs voluntary treatment. Co.' =
oalv OIL 90 box. (osae in and talk ovr Z
the matter with us. Ask for booklet.
Itausman Drug Co., three stores
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

When sslsaanpah Shakespeare was
"a years old. In June. 1907. she mar
.rled DR. John, Hall. q, distinguish ell
physician. then reading at strattord.
Doctor Hall was one Of tho most
eminent men Of the time In his pro-
session. He WAS writer on MEDICAL
subjects aud practfced as . physician
In the noblemen's houses In the
.nsighborhood. Doctor Hall no only
bpilt up an extensive practice. but
MAS elected burgess Of the town. and
In 1888 became the Wears church
warden.
When Doctor Hall died In 1885
his skili ~ physician was fittinKly
RECOGNIZED at his burial. That no
was = man Of distinction and good
family is proved by the coat Of arms
on his srsve I'm the chancel Of Trim
ity church. In his well he left his
study hooks" rs well az HIS manu-
scripts to his son-in-law. Thomas
Nash.
Now II seems incomprchcnsih 10
that y man Of Doctor Halls diStthc-
,ion would have married the litter
ate daushtcE Of q strollinE player. ~
some writer's would have us believe.
That Mrs. Hall was woman of some
standing In the community II prov
On by the fact that in lG4: Henrietta
Alaria, queen Of Charles I. stayed
three days with Mn. Hall ut New
place. Whsu she died on July II,
iG4s, she was buried In Strstford.
and the following lines appear above
her grave; ..-...
witty above her Scxe. hut that's not
all.
Wi.e Ia. salvation was good Mis-.
trees Hall.
Something Of Shakespeare was iu
that. hut this
4 Wholly Of him with whom shes nov
In bllsse.
Then. passenger. hast ne'cr i"ar'
To wepe with her that wcpt with
all:
That swept. yet set herself To chcrs
Them up with comforts cordial.
Her Love shall live. her mere,
spread,
4 When thou has us'cr u tcarc To shed
N what wc know Of Judith Shake
xpcarc We have good reason To- he
Hove that she was equally capable
sad u brilliant woman. Judith Ia
1916. when ~ years old. ,uarrics
Thomas Quincy. q .iutncr Of STRAIT
ford. Thomas Quin-s's father VA
an old fricad Of shakespeare.
That Thomas Quincy WAS nsu
OF some distinction In his town Il
proven by the fact that he acted =,
counselor from leI: to 1898. and
became chanberiain In III" iaitr'
year. The ouiaeys lived In = houss
on nridss street. called the Cage
which b ssiil Standing. The onl,
letter 10 Wiiliaa shakespeare cxiani
wss writtea By the father to -his
sos.in.iaw. This letter raa b. sccu
In the library at Nc~ place.
Judith lived TO 80 ycars old and
survived her husband. her childrcr
and all near relations SHE died Ia
1861. aud Was buried In Trinity
church.
Il
dants waA Elizabeth HAIL. the oniy
child Of Sasannah and Doctor Hail
Hhc Was born on February 81. 1905,
and dic,i In her 9th year In Ic;:.
Thcsr farts prove couclusivcly that
Hhakell,~arr's dsushicrS were fa'
from bcins the iilitcratcs that man,
l hnSr .nnsS,ss.Sf
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
10 PROBE CALUMET STRIKE

Washinston. Nov. '.-Rrprrscn,a-
live Mcdonald of Michigan has pre-
pared resolution to irycsiisa'. the
coium., strike aud announced today
i. ~sald Introduce II Ioniay.