The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-01-27

bread line of the Bowery. The din
ner will he given at a Bowery mis-
sion. and Miss Gould will he present
in person.
The dinner is in no sense a
farewell banquet. since Miss Gould
has announced that she will con
tinue to devote large part of her
time TO the poor people of this
city after her marriage.
TO REGULATE TALKS.
| WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Attorney
General Wickersham declares that
the interstate commerce commission
should regulate the telephone mono
poles of the United States He says
they have the power 10 do so. and
should do the work
BAD FOR THE JoANNlEs.
| CHICAGO. Jan. 21-The chorus
girls employed in the shows at all
the local theatres went out on a
strike today for higher wages ana
other concessions which they hav,
been demanding for the past year
BAD MAN GIVES UP.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Frank Maids
one of the automobile bandits who
have been robbing jewelry stores il
this city for some time past. sur
rendered TO the police today and con
fessed his completely in the recent
robberies perpetrated by the gang.
OVERLOOKED US.
WASHINGTON, .lhn. o1.-Tbe
house of representatives this morning
passed the articles of incorporation
for the Rockefeller Philanthropic
fund. through the means of which
: John d. Rockefeller intends TO Civ,
away 800. 100000 of his immense
fortune.
AT UNION SCHEDULE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-The
house of representatives today ex
, tended the eight-hour law TO inelud,
all employees upon government rive,
. and harbor improvements in tn,
United States.
, RETALIATORY ATTITUDE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21-Senator
Elihu Root. Republican. of New York
addressed his colleagues In the up
per house of congress today with ;
vigorous protest against the Panama
Canal act. which was approved las
August. and which freed coast Il
coast American shipping from tn,
, payment of tolls
The senator argued that the omis
sion of repayment of tolls on Ameri
can shipping rot only would cause
amending strife between the United
States and foreign rations but i
also would be of assistance mainl!
to our eoastwise shipping. which
does not need aid In the name o
commercial peace. he urged that tn,
matter he submitted to imnartial ar
f bitrary Immediately in order to fore
stall other nations.w which he saws VII
come about with certainty if tn,
, United States persists in her presen
! policy of discrimination against for
. eign shipping.
THEY WILL ENJOY 1T.
. NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-as par
of the program which the suffra
gettes of the East have arranged
in honor of the inauguration o
. PresidentElect Wilson, leaders o
the womans suffrage movement an
nounce that the sufttagettes who arr
o take par in the Washington
. demonstration will gather in this
city early rext month and marcel
to the capital In body.
p BARS UNION ENEMIES.
. Los ANGELES, Jan. p. Thu
{ drawing of the jurors for the trial o
Clarence barrow on the see9nt
I charge of bribery is proceeding slow
! ly. owing to the difficulty of secur
? ing men acceptable to both sides.
; That the labor LAWYER will b
given fair trial is indicated by tn,
+ announcement of the presiding judge
> who has ruled that no jurors vii
r be accepted who have entertained
: bias against labor unions.
? CHARACTER CERTIFICATES.
5 WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan 21-
} The Burnell-Dillingham immigration
= bill providing that all foreigner
J coming to the United States brins
: with them certificates of good char
acter from their governments. wal
rejected by the members of th'
e senate this afternoon after a brie
- debate
The measure was passed by tn,
lower house during the past week
and was regarded by many of tn,
lawmakers as an excellent check OF
the lawless element which at presen
is admitted without question.
t MALONE PRIVATE SECRETARY
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Attorne!
Dudley Field Malone has been ap
pointed private secretary to Presi
dent-Elect Wilson
r WAS MARRIED TODAY
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Helen Mil
+ Ter Gould and Findlay Shepard were
married at high noon TODAY, TIL,
wedding presents received by thu
: bride are estimated to have cos
$780, 900.
LOBBYISTS MUST DECLARE.
} COLUMBUS. Jan. 22.-The gov
ernor has signed the bill requirins
, all lobbyists before the state legis
] lature to register and declare b.
whom they are employed and in wha
=. interests
FIGHTER AND cARTOONIST.
DENVER. Jan. 22.-Battling Nelson
will be married in this city on Sat
urday next to Fay King, the noted
cartoonist.
5 MORSE is BROKE.
NEW YORK, Jan 22.-Banker
Morse. who was released from Sins
; Sing because of i'll health, and who
has been endeavoring to recuperatt
his debilitated fortunes, today ad
mitted his insolvency.
CATTLE ON FREE LIST
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The
Democrats in the house propose tC
see that cattle and fresh meats are
nlaced unon the free list to encOur