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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-14
WELCOME TO GEN. BOOTH.

Announcement vas made yesterday ~
the headquarters OF the salvation Army
that word had been received from Dis
trct-Attorney Whitman accepting the
invitation TO preside at the meeting at
Carnegie Han. sunday. Nov. %. Gen.
Bra nnwell RoO;h. International Com.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

are noted for their exceptional quality of
MAKING and FIT We count ourselves par
ticularly fortunate to secure such superb gar
ments for an opening sale. They're dresses
whose beauty will appeal, and whose fit and
quality will give service that will make the
Partisan the standard by which you judge
value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Monday marks the Inauguration of one of the
new departments that will make the enlarged
Partisan Store more than ever the center of
interest to value seeking women.
By fortunate stroke our buyer was able to
secure the entire summer surplus, sample and
floor stock of the Yungman-Landecker Gar
ment Co., ST. Louis, where children's dresses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

Waists of dainty lingerie, Of soft voile, OF
crepe, lastly trimmed and effectively de
signed. You never bought better at $150
but we need the room, SO our OQ "a
price tomorrow is s.............. wv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
The Styles

piece dresses, trimmed in attractive and girs styles;
fancy collars Of embroidery and contrasting coors;
with coored piping and novelty buttons scaloped
range for choice such like sale ever afforded
Sizes to IA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03
Bigger Because We Mus
For WOrknnen

Preparations for the larger Partisan already under
further
buy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-03

That sell regularly for $1.9S, in beautiful
floral designs and in neat blacl
and white figures for women of conserva
tive tastes. Never was better value 90 n
offered at the price .............O OON
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
WARG0SF
 s400,000,000.00
And the Allies Will Demand An Equal Indemnity From
 the Turks.

Paris, May 1.-The Bulgarian minister of finance claims that the allies who have been fighting the Turks have been to an eX- pense of s4O0.000, 1000. and that they will demand that sum from the Turks as an indemnity for the war before they will conclude d treaty of peace.
 The belief is current in official circles that the allies will be glad to make better terms when the powers exert pressure at the con- ference soom .td be: called to set- tie : the Ba kan 'siftlafion:: ,; :The hope.is eypre*stjd. .lhaa, the. matter be: clearea jap 7;as :saou as pessii- bla. ;as: lhh: cos, of>SIt,aintaa7liTsg the reseries ins Germaf france. >austffra' aud :lsllYkfa :is eaar'neus and "4he sl}as,ett4ed, sd uati',u may .gIu se. war. at any titas*'9s.,:::' s,:: :,.. <;
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
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Nosales, Mex. May ...2.l l.--Asi- ator Mason spent all day yester- day practicing throwing bombs from his aeroplane. He has had great success i'll his preliminary work and will soon engage. in dropping the explosives pn the federal troops near Guaymas. He says she can aim with reason able amount of certainty unless forced to go to too great height to avoid the shot from the rifles of the troops.
 The Mexicans have no aero- plane guns which can be elevated to shoot straight up, but the sol- diers fire volleys and he claims .he@is forced to remain very high t6 avoid them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
TURKISH GENERAL
 |S ASSASS|NATED Had Started an Independent Kingdom of Albania Against
 Sultan's Wish.

Paris, May 2I.--Essad Pasha, the defender of Scutari, was as sassinated yesterday by followers of Rixa Pey, the Turkish com- mander, who was defrated by the forces from Sculari in a recent battle.
 The two Turkish commanders were pitteu against each other when Essad PaSha surrendered Scutari lo King Nicholas and marched his forces with full mil itary honors into the?ii1terior of Albania and declared himself king of. the country. The powers were strohgly opposed to the neW king 'ssHtlthy had already pitEeT d king. ..fvf Ihe new stats,aa,d demanded of Turkey that the Sultan call back .h:i:s'*generaE, :S1jiM:<the would be king refused to be halted and adlajnistssged:% thrashingfss:iss tsrea tfSops sent against, him.
 U, The. assaasi9ation was then de- tarmined upon and was carried out yesterday and it is expected Ahat, ! Ae ,.heath of Sthe' ~r4eateifdtf will make a settlement of the Albania provinee;possible. *''
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
WH|TTLESEY GETS
 NICE FAT JOB
Appointed Assistant District At torney at Seward--Pays Sat-
 ary of 5000 a Year.

Dl>lriri Attorney Walker yes terday appointed William Whit tlesey, of Seward, as an assist ant district attorney in place of J. Lindley Green. who has served in the position for five years and who yesterday, at the request of his superior. offered his reSig- nation.
 The change in officials at Sew ard will surprise many as not a word of Inc contemplated change had leaked out. The appointment of a Democrat by a Republican district attorney will also cause some comment.
 The new assistant district al tnrnry has been connected with the office under previous ahmiu- isirationS. having been an assist ant lo District Attorney Harlan.
 J. I.iudIry Green has held the office for five years. coming here from Seattle. where he had done political work for Governor Cos grove. for which he secured pO- litical support enough to receive the appointment at Seward from Judge Muranr. who was at that time building fences for the .iuIgeship at Nome.
 The position pays S3.OON year and pleasure trip to the west ward annually on tn" revenue cutter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
POWER COMPANY
 READY F0R PIPE
Dam Crew Working, Prepare for Pipe and Machinery Will
 Soon be Here.

Ing crew of men working on thc/nrw dam of the Alaska Wa teE Light and Telephone Con- pany has been put on the work of preparing the rock work for the pipe, which is expected on one. of the first boats and they are also working to prepare for the installation of the machinery soon to arrive.
 The car load of cement which :arrNed on the Sampson has been exhausted and the work of rais : ing the dam will recolnmence as soou as The Yukon. which sailed from. Seattle last night. arrives, as a,ear load ofscelnent is on the boat for the company and anoth- CT will, follow, oir the Sampson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
EXUM OWNED
 CH|IiI|NA CRIBS charoes Sent to Attorney Gener- aI--In1uentiaI Citizens Op-
 pose Appointee.

Charges have been filed against Edward EXum, who was named Monday as marshal of this d. vision by President Wilson. He is accused with having been the owner of the cribs of the town of Chilina. The proof of the charges are contained in the rec ords of the case of H. Robinson against EXum to recover on a promiSsory note for $500, ana Ill his defense ENum swearS to an affirmative answer in which ne claims the money was loaned by Robinson to be used for the pur- pose of the construction of crlbs at Chilina and that when the pro- fits reached $500 the money was to be refunded.
 The records also show that EN- um wrote to Robinson as follows:
 "IL has crowded us awfuily nara . 10 meet the payments and there is only one girl on the line. It has been awfully dull here; near lv as bad as Curdova, and they tell me they are collecting no rent there. .-.
 The appointment of the owner of the brnthels at Chitina has caused much dissatisf faction not only among the Democrats, who are naturally .:peevfef>.' because their men lose out, but also among many sotherreputable peo- nle of the town who object tn EX- um's appointment. ,.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
WOOL TRUST HEAD MAY 60 ID PEN Dennis Collins Turns States Evi- dence Against President
 Wood.

Boston. May 2l.--l)enni> Col Iins. who planted dynamite dur iEg the recent strike of woolen mlll workers, has turned StaiHs rviIehre and appeared today as a n\ern.nent witness against Pres iuent Wood, of the Wool Trust.
 Collins testified that ne dls- tr,butrd the packages for John Ercen. who. had told him th:t President Wood was in on the deal and wanted plant made to bring. tha strikers into ill repute with the public. . .. .'.. ~. ''
 The trial Of ~president ..Wood will consume seyeRal days:+.~.! =
 John Breen was eonvictedlas week ;of. the charge. ofsplanrlng. dyna1nfte but. he refdSea. tt" s.in-: plicafs fbe tGust PRsss PRsssid dant.' ss>,,:;
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
c0RD0VA MEN
 BLOWN TO SEA
Crew Driving Fish Trap at Mar tin River Blown Away in Hur-
 ricane Last Saturday.

COrdoNa. Alaska, May 2I.-- Nine men who were working. establishing a fish trap at the mouth of Martin river, nearly lost their lives last Saturday night when the scow on which they had their piledriver and the Scow used for sleeping quarters were blown adrift by the hurricane. which was raging across the. Copper River flats.
 The scows were localtd and the men rescued Sunday night by the steamer sent in search of the inen. The two scoMs were driven on the beach IS miles from Mar tin RiveI.. 1t was feared that they |Kad brtnsblown. .:;tn sea. <.i
 1.-The: nen, had out six :ahch"S in the hnpes.. of hahtfng the Scows Fapd riding out the storing, but XIthdut :: Success. the ;. anchpr eAairs snspping like .tw:iue: 2 ta' i..The crew of .ni,le iie n::u6ns t. ad. :oE roi1s *9rca; tlsBermen and Me. Gordpvaites. members: d:f .tiH raIssaerie of Eagles, manned Ts1h Carl Johrselt, Ben l1fnna,+ j: EA. Oss and Carl Carlson.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
GOVERNOR STRONG IS |NAUCURATED;
 BIG CROWD WITNESSES THE CEREMONY
Governor Clark Introduces People to Aid New Executve---Governor Strong Asks for the Buryng of the Spirit of Sectionaism and Work for
 Alaska--Jennngs at ketchikan.

The business houses were closed for several hours to allow the clerks and prOprietorS to well come Major and Mrs. strong.
 Reception Tonight.
 A reception will be rendered to- night to Governor and Mrs Strong by the people of he town under the auspices of in" Juneau Democratic Club.
 Jennings at ketchikan.
 Judge Robert w. Jennings was sworn in last night as judge of the First judicial division by Judge Thomas R. Lyons while the boat was at ketchikan and imme- diately continued the term of court of his predecessor. while Judge Lyons boarded the Alameda and left toy WaIla WalIa. Wash. tn visit his parents.
 Major J. F. A. Strong is the eighth governor of Alaska and succeeds Governor Walter F. Clark, who resigned on March ith that the president might have a representative of his own party as governor of the territory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
RAMBLER CLAIMS
 SHOW UP WELL
II. Waterman, of the Company, Reached Town Last Night Re-
 ports Find High Grade Ore.

H. D. Waterman. of the Ram- bier Gold Mining Co.,, returned to town last night and brings the report that the work now being done has demonstrated the. fact that the pfoperty is one of the best in the Shoup bay section. The men had drifted i6 feet, on the ore which they opened up>and the lead, Witch is about 5, fHst wide, carries@fiigh Values in@ free gold. The men hases ltteat ed 4he hanging wall with several feet of tale. ..a. !,
 The rassfiv$E work gives a}&pth of 75 feet and with each ;toet driven on the lead, saln"6f 3 inches in. depth is made.. > = :.
 The company have ,alreadN l6tl feet ,1lJf~ fiihHti Work mostly done last summer. The officers of the company are confident that they will soon have the property on a producing basis.
 The Rambler Gold Mining Go. have also done considerable work on. the Bence- Mcdonald claims and S..will do more work ign :the claims as soon as the snow dis appears, allowing the men to work. ....,-.,,. ,, ,,
 The Sky scraper group or claims, owned by the same com pany, have been leased to the Mo ,sCall syndicate, of Denver, and they will start the work of open- ing the claims, but as the snow is still deep on the. ground the work will not start until the lat ter part of next month.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

railroad would be built by the government. he asserted, if the people would get together for the passage of the bill now before 
 Administration to Aid.
 Alaska offered an opportunity tn all who wished to better their condition and under the new era of the Democratic administration he predicted the rapid drvclop- ment of the territory. The new governor said that he was but the steward of the people and asked for their co-operation to make his administration a success.
 Compliments Clark.
 In conclusion Governor Strong his predecessor for the good work he had accomnliSh- cd while in office.
 Welcomed at the Dock.
 Governor and Mrs. Strong ar rived last night on The City of Seattle. which was gailN decorat- ed as she steamed to the dock. The dock was crowded with peo- pie tu welcome the new executive.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

Two Of the natives who were
 bfAusht to the Hospital of the Good Samaritan after they were hirt hy the explosion of d: box of tcoTcuss ion'eaps ,m the beach al PqM Wells. were discharged from the. hospital. today.,The boys were kept much longer 'thalf was nee 'essary. as their wounds had not
 fully healed and it was feared to allow them to leave the hospital as they might fail to give proper care to the wounds. Pieces of the caps have been picked out of the bodies of all four natives since they reached the hospital. Two of them will be totally blind, while one other will lose, but one eye.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
-orp heum Program Tonight.

On the: Cactus Trail. vigor- -ous western drama with vital plot, featuring G. M. Anderson.
 The Spoiled Child, swell child acted melodrama.
 The Stranded Actors, a com edy that guarantees to cure the blues.
 Notice Sunday the first show is at p. m. sharp: second show at 9:i5.
 Change of program tomorrow evening.
 The Stranded Actors" at the Orpheum tonight; a big laugh. E. Reihke. expert repairer, at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
5 TRUST !|' Y: x" .:." : :IS:BEN.g: G.R|[.t:[D l.

:. Chicago, May al.-+The, investi~ .gations into the alleged Violations
 of the. Harvester: Trust, we're re stunned: today at this place and
 farmers and. hardware dealers
 have been called tn appear and
 give testimony..' ;. ...
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
ANDERSON PUTS
 OUT JOE MANDoT

Lbs Angeles, May 2i--The fight last night between Bud Anderson and Joe Mandot resulted in a clean knockout in the i2th, when Anderson sent Maltlot to the floor for the count. The fight was fast as both men were working for a decision.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
Cuba Has a New President.

Havana, May 2i--Grneral Men, ncal was inaugurated pre>ld of Cuba today amid the greatest pos Sible pOmp. thousands of troops parading the streets of this city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
cunboat Smith Whips Willard.

San Francisco, May 2I:--Cun-, boat smith received the decision last night in his fight with Jess Willard. The decis ion was mad" at inc end of the l2lh round.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
Two Stranded Actors.

<: Two. comedy stranded actors have arrived in Valdez and will appear at the Orpheum tonight. Come and have good laugh. Change tomorrow eve.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

in which he urged that the spirit of SectiunaliSm should heforgot- ten and he idea that Alaska was the common heritage of all should take it's place. the welfare of each section. he said. was the con- cern of all and it would result in an Alaska spirit as broad, as grand, as magnificent as the cunl- monWealth of Alaska itself. ,jn whose greatness we all believe.
 Use, Not Waste, Resources.
 Referring to the natural re- sources of the country, he said that the rational use of them should be encouraged, that the object should be the use and not the waste of the wealth of the land, the exploitation of the coun- ,tpN should be e,discouragcd.
 Demands Transportation.
 The people should be as unit for better transportation faeili- ties in the territory, which would open. tu development:' the great natural resources of. the interior now lying dormant because of the high cost of transportation. A
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
Yukon Sails From Seattle.

Seattle, May 2i.--The steamer Yukon left last night with four Valdez passengers and large amount of freight. Six passen- gers and most of the freight Is for Good News bay.
 The passengers for Valdez are B. F. Johnson, II. F. Carr. Frank Nerney. NJ. McDougall.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

Frank Shipp and Henry Stew ems left yesterday on the Viking for Shoup Day, where they will start development work on atheir property.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, illustrated, at the Saturday mat inee at the Orpheum. :,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

They are certainly some fine pictures at the Orph um tonight
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

Rede Little was in town yester- day from, the pile, driNar. 2.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

Juneau. May 2l.--GoNernor Strong was inaugurated governor of the territory today at high noon, the oath of office being ad- on the steps of the court house. The day was one of the most beautiful of the sea son, the sun shining brightly and the largest crowd ever gathered in the capital witnessed h" inaugu- rat ion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21
Escorted by Committee.

Governor Strong was escorted to the cOurt house from the gov ernor's mansion by an inaugural committee headed by Senator Tripp, Representative ,Gatfney and business men of Juneau, and they were received by Goyern0r Clark, who introduced the incOm- ing governor to the people and asked for the loyal support of the citizens of the territory for the new executive.
 Address of 1,5oo Words.
 In reSpGnsp Governor Strong read speech i,5OO words long,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-21

Live Chickens. Rhode Island Reds at Frye Bruhn's. Best ever brought to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-12

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