The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-08
WILL PLAY FOOTBALL


 between Wess Pom auI Annapolis l. is generally believed Ina. fhc fa- HoraAle attuuI, ul Secretary Daniels v.rsHa5at h,z teH.#g#.-.
 th" game 05, a. 5,ayeI ar New York. The aNc 'o be decided later.
 GATNOa IN IHE RING.
 NEW YORK Srr.. @.-ti,y Hai park was the scene c3 wilH euthu~t asm today Wheu 2H."at admirers of Masar Gaya4. a4t4e' Il there de maud that gasuor become ,andl- date for rc eject ou as al jajepeu- dent.
 The meeting was called by sup Fsrters oI thr mayor Iut number of speeches We're mad. Il his be- hal. followed by noisy request from he ghou-aHds present tAa' he enter the Ij-ts 4-a.us, fammiuy and the fGsiuntsrs.
 Mayor GIsn4r accepted he nom iuau IL
 ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT. BUFFALO. \. Y. sept B. rhc annual eueampment of ,he veterans of the spau5sh-Amcritau war began here today Nlth '8cgc attendance uL the soldiers who defended the Stars and Stripes in the late war
 AFTER MORE REFUGEES.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Se9t. f. The rans .ur. Butor3. "h eh tisuFel rgomiH.Htly in the resaHe of Ameri- all refugees several months ago. has 1 parn ordered 10 leave ri once Tor the MexieaH coast. where there are sail lo bz S1uE Americans yjamor- ing for eoyeramoHs IF yec.jaa- Ad- vices received from number of l he ports oH tNa Nasz coast ol the southern republic state that all of the coast towns are filling up with 1 foreigners who ar5 auN.oua fo leave l he country.
 sAlLoRs RESCUED. l NEN PORT |. f.. Se4#. 3-The eight sailors of the a;Ieship No braska who were re3 3rted losf yes i lerdaF. arsted hr9e today. Tho launch in NEj.h they We're riding aas swampcd by ,he storm hieh i SWppf the coast. bu. tha 1ugu man aged To keep af1oat until rhey were i rescued some time later The launch was lost
 ACTOR INJURED.
 HARTFORD. Conn. S,Pt. r. i Ge0rse Cehau. the Net-hHaeH astor, and his daughter Georeie Nere scri- 9usly ujal .u an automobile ace i 4eAt which occurred Hsle to#3s. Both atheF aal azrt-htef aHe a " in q i sgal da.aif i. In i5}aer Ui.A a l raetured shoulder and #be Htje. with a fractured sEa,l GeAaa { l tS feared. ala1 H4s sa.,czj ia-erHl i ujulips Tia aaa her i= iH Il ore earioHs condition.
 WILL EXCLUDE PUSsiG. l NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sep. l.= Announcement aas ma5e 4a&aE Ina the public toaId se ca,}utc1 asaH l the investigation tRe trgin wreck which occurred on the Basson x Maine "a lroa3 on Moat4f, teststla- l n tht loss uI afe ef lt=cE.
 NASHlNG1uN. B. C. SpFL l.. The management of the Boston x Mai railroads &H7 seafhiHeH ar |raigand ta4ay by NIge-Prtsl-.eHt Thomas E. Marshall @Ao dee-msd l that the use Of It-sashioHed Wooden ear undoubtedly Nas resi 5Hsi5ie for the ioss el many oL fhe lives which were sacrificed. fne r=presiiea5 strongly urges lhu Eee ot steel coaches ana Pallua-a =o4 atI ii l. roads in tha.. country.
 SAVED A BOYS NECK.
 SALEM. ore. Sept. j.-1ilr seH. teuce of Gtgr-e Morgan, tAc oge aQ by who Was lo have been cNrCu ta tomorrow for the murder oG his sH,ethea9 aNer year a40, was ,ommu ed 1o8ay bs Gosenor Nest IL the ca'ar-4 s9Ie#a ziaa ut 1he 1 boy's relatives and fiitaas.
 The warden of lhe s,ate PeHj CT .ary where tAe taar4.Iau ..ta to have taken place ae,lar,i l1at n, would IeaigH | fU@i.i Ii 5tIotc hg would hang the condemned boy.
 The uvli5u oi lhc soEyruor is zen eralIy approved 3y both press ana public.
 FALLS TO DEATH.
 SAN EfEGO. taj. Sept i.-Lieu .5Hant Love, of the army d3iafioa corps, met almost instant death to- lay when his Ill 10. .Iaae psungei 10 -arth fom height of 3oo rect
 Lieutenant Love is the eleventh member the ayiat on corps 10 lose hs life since the organ Hdlion uf that branch of the army.
 THAT WHITE SLAVE CASE.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-Dre" Camineti was placed on the witness stand again today in his own de fense, and when he had concluded testimony. his attorneys entered mot.on for all instructed verdict to acquit. which vas promptly de nied by the court
 In denying the mott Il mi9e NaH Fleet declared that Camiueti would be found guilty as ch2rgcd if the jury placed reliance in tho evidence which had been introduced hF the prosecution.
 Gam nettis testimony to3ay q l no; differ materially from the statements made yesterday by the sane witness. He cudeavorcd to excuse himself on the grounds that he Mas compelled, through fear of exposure. to make the trip l. Reno with the Norris girl and the other two members of the eloping party.
 It is considered almost certain now that the case will eo to the jury this week, and that a yerd ct of guilty will be returned.
 AMERICANS GETTING OUT.
 VERA CRUZ. Sept. 4-Ihe Ward T. ner Esperanza. which sailed for New York today, was crowded with American refugees Wh are re- turning to the United States to await the restoration leace ia