The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-09
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 SEATTLE. June tm3ag thos' ',r.:r4 or the Nar.h ou the steam z Ef-tcria. shich sai'ci Monday .a5 Caplia 'iawjn. the aviator wh P o:.raI-c. fo Fatrbarfs 'o give tht lr-, exhibition Aiehts eyer wit assol .& the North The AyiH' e.a. chine wb;ch i@to he used b Martin. Was shipped vast week.
 WATER STILL RISING.
 POR rlANN. J9na t The Wate n the Willamets is still rtsita ! and much unea siness is fel. alon, Ithp watertrou., where lhr fool hG reached tae fop Of the i k Many of Hc isIa.t's in thc rive were submerged this mosaiu. aa reports from many points along th damage has resulted from oros flows.
 CROWD OF DiGNlTt5s. SALT LAKE, Iure 6 Five gO} ornors and seyei ralrese eu}afive ,f The ic3ere 2overrmon5 heade i bg Filst Assistant Secretary of th' Interior ,Iones sa4hcrej here yes arday Tor the purl ose of adius,in' uesti9ns =ol conservation afiectia. he several states represented. In goFern9rs present were AmM01s . lie. Hlincs G3res- 2ad Spr"e.
 Speaking before the meeting to day Governor Ammors declared tha ! nt a h U+ q place tHe cHfIre Wrs9 uG o lrds hold basis
 OUT ON APPEAL.
 PATERSON, x. j., June 6.-Alay ! snder smith. c.Iitor of the Week.. Issue who was convicted on tn charge ot melting hostility agairs the government and sentenced r marisonms nt for not less than Or, or more than fifteen wears aa, fined in tie sum of s250 was re eased on bail today pending tn outcome of his appeal
 MYSTERIOUS ORDERS. EAGLE PASS. Texas, lure G. With no apparent reason fcr thci action. lhe officers in charae of tn American troops stationed here haV' ordered the immediate return of t., fwo companies Of the Fourth Cayalr' which started for Fort Clark thi morning. The troops were well 0! | their way when a courier was di, patched with the mvs crious order for their return. Inquiry at heaf | .uarters has failed to enliehten th' public r5@ardng 1he sudden recall the commanding officers refusing t' give out the desired information.
 UP TO THE JURY. BOSTON, June 6.-The trial Q William Wood. president of th' American Woolen company. and h. associates on the charge of plan. ing" dynamite about the building, of the company during the Lawrence strike, was concluded late this after noon and the case is now in thu hands of the jury
 The attorneys who defended tht multi-millionaire are confident tha their client will be acquitted. ant the general belief is that the wors