The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-16

as- two Gats V.- explained '..E ftsruoou when the youthful -a44- .ercr returned 10 his haae. and -4.E .e hal gone iu search ut a r.rsrs yjth the intention of becoming j s'a- ,erformrr. The Eouua-.,e was m .ble to find the object of# his saarsa md finally was tnaueel Hs huns O retra,e his stops.
 SECOND NOTE TO JAPAN.
 WASHTNGToN. .taar S ,re. ary of Sat- Hr.aa has aaaom .d that the second lara8a-e "o.~ which ts ia ea8rse-oE arariaa xin he rcady for sHfmi s1o To ta. Japanese government son. fwe du' n- the coming week The ro.e + f1 reply to the Japanese retet~aer P nesting a more specific eVlana'i7a of the California aT5on land 'a4 lud it's relation to tAe ta.nrHaana, and treaty.
 SUFFRAGE BILL APPROVED.
 SPRINGFIELD. H. Jur II The woman's suffrage h..' hie. vas passed hy thc s,aff ~eHzta few days ago. 4as aar5esaE h tn assembly, this afternoon '. lar vote. and the measure + aee F the hands os tbt gavcrHa~ a@7i..a his signature.
 PUBLICITY LAW VALID.
 WASHINGTON. June II In da cision rendered today Gta sua~ywe court of the United State dcslare- that the government has the ris1. to compel newspapers [" HH'tisr r. guIar statements of ovHersh+a and circulation in eoma'aaee Wi.h the law enacted by conerrs durlas the past year
 WEALTHY LAWYER SUICIDES.
 SALT LAKE. June Il Dee ing d brief note behind ,sfl1.giaa that he had been driven hg issgmrfH to end his life Edward Perry. 2 wealthy lawyer of this ri.y. ea# mitted suicide today hy shaotiu himself in the head
 FROST IN SOUTH.
 JACKSONVILLE. June II. ts# entire state O. Flori.a is iG fha era Of cold spell the equal o@ e&j#. at this season of the year has To. been recorded in aay Hart Of IL. state in more than 4o wears. a' noon today the lo@ea- sa'u. r, .siIf reported was = degrees aheea zaf and the highest Ga
 BORDERING ON SLAVERY.
 CHARLESTON, W. Na. Jue T The inyestieation Of caadjtiH. among the coal miners of the S2tss' ern cold fields was begun fs#aT h the committee of United Sases s ators appointed to inquire iato the charges that the miners az compelled 10 labor undar conditions closely bordering on slavery
 TO TEST ALASKA COAL,
 SEATTLE, June II. - The Uri.r states cruiser Mar land which tas been detailed bg Dha government g. make a series of tests of Alas coal to ascertain its value for use by the navy, sailed for the Ner} today Exhaustive tests will be maie of coal from both the Boring field and the lodges of the Matanuska region
 FIGHTING MOROS.
 MANILA, June II. There is the probability that considerable fighting will take place within tn. next few days between the Amer.- can forces and the rebelliou- }'ora- who have terrorizea the country al jacent to Bagsag The Yankee troop have completed arrangements Ia charge the intrenchments of the rebels and the attack probably VIII be made immediately. Several heast guns will be used against the f0r.t fications in an effort to drive the Moros from their stronehold
 QUAKER OATS co. VIOLATES.
 CHICAGO, June Il. - The depart- ment of justice of the federal gov ernment has instituted proceedine= against the manufacturers of Quaker Oats and other well known cereal foods on the charge that the com pany is a combination in restraint of trade in violation of the Sher- man antitrust law. The suit to com. pei the dissolution of the alle2e' combine was filed today.
 MoROs DEFEATED.
 MANILA, June 12 The attacI; upon the entrenchments of the re5- ellious Morros, which was made carlr this morning by the American troops, was entirely successful the attack ing party capturing the stronghold and many of the native warriors and driving the rest of the rebels from Bagsag, in which locality they made themselves considerable of a nuisance During the brief fight, which resulted in the death of many but six men and a dozen wounded.