The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-09-29

dor arrest in this city for more
than week pending the outcome of
. eNtradition proceedings which have
been instituted by the state of New
/ York. was released from Jail today
on bonds IN the sum of $4,000
Lamar is a New York broker who
admitted TO the congressional lobby
/ probe committee that he had imrer-
>oaated several members + congress
over the telephone. His arrest fol.
lowed soon afterwards. upon instuc-
lions received from New York.
AN EVEN BREAK.
/ BOSTON. Mass. Sept. 2i-Thc
. candidate for governor VIII were
chosen Yesterday at the state pri.
lmary election are L5eutenant-Ciover-
/ u r Walsh. for the Democrats; Con
I gressman Augustus F. Gardner for
the Republicans, and Charles :. Bird
.or the Progrcssives.
The Democrats showed an even
strength throughout the state and
if is confidently expected that Walsh
will he elected by a substantial
plurality.
TRIAL FAIRLY ON.
ALBANY. y. Y, Sept. 24-The
opening argumcr. for the proseeu-
lion in the Sulzer impeachment trial
vas made this morning BY Attorney
Richards. Who 10 occasion to assail
the governor violently. Following
the address of the attorney. several
Witnesses We're examined but the
testimony was merely routine and
devoid Of sensatonalism.
The frs witness testified regard.
ing Suffers election; the clerk of
the assembly follow ed with a state
ment concerning the findings # the
FraWlcy committee. which he said
had been regularly adopted. Theu
came Jacob Schiff, the millionaire
banker. Who testified that he had
subscribed $4,000 to Suffers cam
naien fund. Henry Morganthau. the
last witness called this afternoon
also told of . wing Sulzer $10n0 to
aid his election.
The court has announced that the
final decision regarding the validity
the Impeachment resolution will
no be rendered until all Of the evil
Idence has been presented
HAVE MORE LATITUDE.
NEW YORK. Sept 24-The pow
err of the purity squad in this city
is on the wane, if reliance may be
paced IN statement when vas Is
sutu 'oaay oE Acting Mayor Adoiph
Nine mere is aiSo the PfobaelH-
y thal the regulations governing
cafes NIL be less rlsldiy enforced in
me lutRfe' Tor the new mayor has
deeIaft1 ehphaileallH that he d es
nor heHeVe In closing the eating
Pla' rs a. / CLOCK hereafter. lie
li'l'ih3'eS jna' tae Gales VIII be per
united TO remain Omen until O'Clock
Al IeaSt' ana PERHAPS until Z;5o.
1t s stated this afternoon thai
me mayor mas issued orders TO the
2oilee to cease their nocturnal raids.
mere must be no more breaking ii
OF doors IN respectable localities
aHoh the mere suspicion that the Ia"
Is beng violated and less ris!dlty s
The liberal attitude of the he"
MAYOR Is particularly pleasing to
10 thousands OF theatergoers, who
II late have tearel 10 enter a cafe
after show through fear that I'll"
police would raid the place IN the
midst OF their meals, as vas the case
Nheh bls'rlct Attorney whitman was
caught IN the police net recently.
AMERICANS AXE sl TER.
BENION, ILL.,, Sept. 24.-Despite
me presence OF the militia mere seF-
"fai ciashes nave occurred since
Yesterday between American miners
ana me foiahders. me foreigners
nave peen attacked at every oppor-
'ahitSt ana nut lof the timely ar
Iifdl Oh So1alers on several occa-
ons TO-DAY the foles would nave
suffered serious INJURY. AS 1t was
,'n,, nunlOeI a,,z lilG ioieisHerS were
~ , o,i9.t'o' ,'D'' ill.,.
,ain.4 ,i'a n I'lIlo '. Dl..el
,ne ois'ii MINI aus
-;o; ,', ',u' U e VI ,No A,i'.i ic'n niu,
- ga a,lN me III az d,
-. -, 'l.''' on VI 'iie us W." ~,
~ lioi'' cue o",i'p Deio'c 'iie
o,l'l7 e Sle',,'7' al "ii e''9 were
'i'''s'N Mi nrro -, r,o,
,crII>-CT6>- -
~ " H. " SEPT =
oil Of NO Amorina, Eodaratio, &c
,bor ,rhicb w.. bald - ~ az.
III. afto,.,o-r .oneo,r, ,,;,,o,,
r. tbo 1s,,ying of na+iral c.,
NOM fo, the bonofit af ~ non,er
ninors who orc nov. on .+.i,ea j.,
tho Cannat dietrict Tba stri,,n u.a -,
declared sovara1 roon,bc ean ond