The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-01

.a- a-a.H been postponed. II is uu- =rrStoei the aoyeFHmeE. all rEol .+.r- a-.-# .ar Warr I.Mr Il ahi,H # .r.. Iss .Nu ,a=s ut4..si the d. .es,I- ..st The dLte-o fhe triJ Isz as,u -si Ter ug-0Htr i5.
 TIE RED FLAG.
 .,.l..:E4- E,l.. Nar. D.. The ai-lr.z4a= at th. rga iae .a ta- .. I.Uz .,-.0. during Ta- Plst t"o =.a.s aJs ,auzyt .eHz..Iera aa -a-..,s-- a.a9He .sa crae.-. aa4 steF. assa- ...a- 4r. a..l- mad, for d Ie sam.Ei Q. Aos.3ii't.--
 Severn! thousand strikers laraded .Hrou=a tHr HiH.a- Hae.r8.t tpaat E.alurW- -ur | V. V. aaau,r and -8u#5us 5,..aa., a, h. s1.d."ts and t..ua.-. tu, parade ..u44r hroA, u a aa.s> A.Il-r,a. h45 uo scrI- 4a- trouble resulted and uo attempt ta~ made hs The m tuamcD to in eriere.
 Iae H.Hr owners express tA, lsIc. -aa. IL, strikers afe trying jo pre .oAv al attae f. and f k predicted .hat much trouble vi l result before the strike is settled. unless the aEi. tatias l N. N leaders are driyea rom The camp
 DON'T LIKE THE ROUTE.
 >HfREEuuHE. Que4,c. Aug. =
 Harry ThaW is bitterly opposed 10 the proposa! to deport him to <orloH Mills Vermont He has cX. ryssrI fEv aeslrt to have the whole .f'a5F settled nsee, aai aGEouncs 4lt bc rr-. ued ie r"oyetj "i.h sae tase. Un the arrival If Spe- 5al Prosecutor Jerome yesterday IhaH deled him to compel him tu return 70 Ne& York. The former district attorney took the drti 500 !, uaruredly but hr as prera~ed fo make strong iisAt asaius. the Ma. teaWau escape when the case gomg- d. r settlement.
 WOULDN'T TALK FOR ONCE.
 NEN YORK. Aug. 2G Colonel .a4-etci. arrived here today from tho West and Went mmed asely ta .ho otfices ot the Outlook magazine II. ~as met a1 The station ay -s"se IF mole at reporters. au he frtH-rj E8 be interviewed.
 The newspaper men are Rartiea- arlv anxious 70 learn what part, fl tre. the colonel NiH take il tEp matoraltA campa gu. which is ab U commence iu this cify. Rooze- welt. however. has given no ntima- ton that he is even interested I .,.olis ee2un of the fight.
 HARD TO GET A JURY.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal AuS. 4e
 Owing 5o tae wide publicity which rl# -jttH q the D.les trial. eonsiG- ,atie #if c4It, | beng eXpefieaCet Il securing q jury to try Drew Cam agetti, son oI former State senator
 t1H5ae,t aho is charged it'll yi0- 9at.He tHe Mann act ill eoaaec.Ioa with his elorcment 10 Rcuo with Lola Norris |. ke Digs. Camneetf $ married man having deserted his family 10 elopc with the Psetts a-IaIaearo EIIi
 PLACED THE BLAME
 &ASIIINGfCN. T.. C., Aug 2t AraHGHs to a3y3ecs received lola, ttH sHafJts. taa wreck of th ..s.asE.54a State ol California va .hc result of negleet ou the par :. fac s3aSg and a-odetle survey.
 Earlier ref orts rom the samy aaar5r ind edtcd hat the natioaa! =oaeress las been eharsed with fe- .aHsiIitttl r the disaster hile Ac coast and 4toGellc suycy was 1NuHprated from all blame No ot fi.ial report has been received from us federal Investigators vho are -na te:iH@ the wreck inquiry. EVELYN WAS DOUBLE CROSSED.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-EveIsH GIaa. sic of the escaped Mattea- NJa prisoner, appeared before the aterlc iu bankruptcy today il con Hcctlon Wlh her alleged insolvency
 mon2 'her things. she testified -haf iiarrF ThaH's mother had prom i.ed her the sum of $l5,000 in cash md $lttp monthly as long as she lived if she would consent to give up Harry. She said, however that Mrs. Thaw. the elder had failed to aeep her promise in this regard, and that she had been readered destitute y inc withdrawal of the fam |, support.
 BANKS MERGE.
 TACOMA. Wash, Aug. 2G. \ business deal involving millions ol lollars has been practically conclua- ad by the National Bank i Com mcrer and the Pacific National bank, he announcement having been made oday that the two institutions will 1o merged on the first of September The Pacific National bank is the old st bank in Tacoma. The National Bank of Commerce IS a United Staies iupositary and has capital of $20u,- o00.
 HARRY IN JAIL AGAIN.
 SIIERBROOKE. Quebec. Aug. 271 The habeas corpus proceedings which were to have decided the fate pi Harry ThaW were terminated abruptly this aftern on, when the ourt rendered d decision remanding Ihaw 10 jail, where he must remain iHici. nitely 10 be dealt with accord ing 10 law. The escaped MatteaW an prisoner was taken into custody n mediately and is now in jail awai. .ng further developments.
 The action of the court came as | big surprise to the American at torneys. who expected the case to be fought out acc rding 10 the program hey had arranged. They were com pletely ignored by the court an in cident in the proceedings which y,t..s3t ,is | h fl I,,,. T!