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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
CITY IN BRIEF
From Tuesday's Dsiiy.)

James Keogh Of Webster Was Dew
lis Lake business caller this morning.
osca. Mikklesen Of Garske was in
the city todsy ttaxs1etins business. }.
Miss. Mary Pifter Of crary i spend:
ing q few days in the city shopping
and visiting with friends.
Sven Larson Of Hsmpden 10 1t the
Mercy hospital whore he il receiving
medical treatment.
E. o. Engersather Of Brocket is
spending the first Of the week here
looking after business matters.
Mrs. Macksy Of Grand Harbor is in
the city shopping and visiting for =
short time q the guest Of friends.
James Stewart Of Crary Was . Dew.
lis Lake business caller yesterday re-
turning to his homo today. ;.
L. g. Spencer ives In to city yester'
day from tho Eazrows attending 70
business matters.
3 q; I..1aws e Warwick w. . Dew.
liz Lake business caller yesterday and
today.
Nrsi lssa Tsrestts and daughter OF
Telna are spending : few days IN tie
city stating: q. tho anssts q frtends.
Mr.. Butler Of GrssA lsFks WAS an
arrival In the city yesterday 70 attend
tho dasee given last evening by the
dssmen.
O. o. Ness Of warwick wss n the
sity, yesterday locking altar business
matters and il attendance st The Fire.
nenb Dance.
Miss Emily cltAbsrt 10 u With 10
grippe and durisg Asr absence frsna
school Miss Fssaces cowan - substi.
tsting for her.
mss MartAa seaults who attends
school 1t Grsaa Jerks h in IL city
for = few days this week Waiting ct
Asr hsase on East Second street.
Grin Eelnes vss ~ asriva, in the
city last eysnis9 from TOXIC and viii
spend . shest ans here visiting with
relatives .aaa frieads.
Misses sNllie Moran and Blanche
Fsx lsft yesterday afternoon for Grand
Forks where they will spend . short
time " the guests sf friends.
49, &C.. ~.M-..Ie - N->~. kos
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

A call was issued today to the banks
for a statement of business and publt-
cation is made in the World today Of
the stranding Of the three banks in
Devils Lake.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
(From Thursday's Daily.)

Miss Kathleen Oowan 10 on the sick
list today
8. G. Berg Of Cambridge, is in town
visiting relatives. Mr.. Berg is en- route
to his home after q visit at Fargo.
Sheriff Jack Mclean is able to b.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

coadsnssd Statement Of tho Condition Of
The First National Bank
s Of Devils Lake, North Dakota, at close Of
business February 4, 1913.
RESOURCES:
Billie Receivable and Warrants - - $40, 1911
Overdrafts H. - - 309.44
Unitee States Bonds .-.- - - 100000
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 100000
Due from United States Treasurer . 100000
Cash and Due from Banks ...... - 800, 1854
$775, 920.96
LIABILITIES:
Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits Sill ,952.47
Circulation - - - Al, $4,000
Deposits ~. - - 6l6, 1850
Dividents Unpaid $500 .. $4,000
Notes and bills rediscounted -..--. none
Bills Payable, including certificates of
deposit representing money borrowed none
Liabilities other than those above stated none
$775, 920.96
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, l..
County of Ramsey, 90
I,R. J. Drake, Cashier of The First National
Bank of Devils Lake, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true
r. J. DRAKE, Cashier.
CORRECT-Attest
H. E. Baird,
N. ]. Haley,
Directors.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 9Th
day o. February, 1913.
(SEAL) "A. E. PARSHALL Notary Public.
My commission expires, June Is, 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Nnnmiin bimfIet ia iilmdfaripat
palpituat.

s. SelIarin talosia GalsarpsIa,
2llbertasia, Canada, tpaltpottiin td.
mdn ipanban dibin ruumiin ddres.
id. &pnttilDitd oil aietettu orfun pm'
pdrille. Sostafin ippstd iofu fpntti.
lDistd faatui ia iptptti ruumiin biuf.
Jet, iptta paIoiipat ia iamaIla mpDs
ia stpot fdrpenipindt, ptii ola iban
paIoi farrefF. Sli pdbdud palaa
fofo orffu, mutta annettiin bdtd.
merritt paloiammutusfunnaue, iofa
iaapmi iammutusf,innaue iofa iaa.
pui iammuttamaan tulipaIon alum
ennen fuin Ie ebti pabinfoa tefe.
m66n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Seinaiirfat,

nuo Imerifan maontpilielidn nit.
Iaus, ,ioifa fepdifeidstd tefimdt fesfi.
"a eteldfpoltiosIa Iuurtn tuboa fpiIie.
lpfIiue ia beindmaile, on ldnii 2an'
Ias'maltiosIa iuurela meneStpfIeuG
fdptettp mprtptDstd. Sifea beind
iirffaiato on olut Papnee, ,GbparbS
ia 2orD fetd @raD faunteiSia, iois.
ia ne eitpdt ole fanntilIe idttdneet
muuta fuin pelfoa. SirffatppD on
ollut 70 MALTA pittd, piifin Santa
Sc rautatien aina R,sb ia gesI
faunteibin. sSarmorit life otpat mall
mistaneet mprfpn, WiaanipilielpS'
opiston antamain obieioen mufaan.
poriiiin lpibredtG, faunoia (bran), /,
eldinten iaubpio, iiirappia tai mas
lansiia Iefoittamalla, iota otuat fpl'
tpdneet maibinId, iosta olt ie tuloS,
ettd tubanIia tonnia fupleita beinds
iirffoia on ldidttp ia ollut tanIen fu'
leteltatpann. &pltpdminen on toimis
tettu aamuua ennen aurinson nou
iua, iouoin frfat Idbteipdt ipaelIus'
motfaIleen. Glofuun lopulla ia alfn'
puoIeua ippsfuuta irfat losfee mus
mania maibin, iosia ne Ieuraaipana
fepddnd nouielpat. Wutta FUN ne
OIL oioisia iaahi topetutii, ennen
fuin munimisaifa tulee, Min on
bpotp mprfptptiestd fafiinfertainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

faauiien perbeer fannatufIen, Eud
funin9as on innofas raittiusaatteen
fannattaia ia fruununprins5i on eb.
oottomaSii raitiS.
2ieltolafia tulee antarimmin tpaS.
tustamaan Hansfo, miStd HuotIiin
tuotetaan iuuret mddr6t piineid ia
mntta alfobolipitoiIiia iuomia ia
Tuotii taaien Iaa IainofIi uIeibin
ebistpstarfoitutiiin tartpittamat ras
baparai ranstaIaiIlto rabomiebiId.
Yleiiend peltona on ie, ettd Jos
HuotIt fieItaiii ranSfaIais!en pdti.
iuomain tuonnin maaban, min moi.
taiii ruotlalaiiet orpppoperit iultea
pois ransfaIaiiista pDrsieistd. GF.
mertifIi puonna 1904 FUN RuotIis
la soetettiin iaaoa tpoimaan for.
feammat tulimafIut pdfiiuomiae,
tdpbDttiin fiitd Iuopua Hansfan bal.
IitutIen tefemdn protestin iatia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Spttelee latia.

Gbico9o &c 9reat 98estern rau'
tatien piranomaiiet opat iImoitta'
meet ettd rautotie tulee 10 p6ipGn
fuIuesIa oliStumoon len uuben 2 ien.
tin moifustoiatafIan mddrdpfiiue,
ionfa DbbnsmaItoin pIioifeus bp.
ndtIpi iofu aifa itten. Gbicaso &c
8reat Western rautatie tieItdptpi
enIin pttamastn fdptdntDDn ientin
motfustoiotafioa IeIitiden Ipptii ien
ettG roiitatien tiilot pIiipat Min pienet
ettd ie fdriiii toppioto, Jos oIennettu
matfustaiotafiu otettaiIiin f6ptdns
tDDn. Ybbnspoltain piiririfeus m6d.
rdii Faoin etid Gbicoso &c @reot
WeStern rautotien tulee ottao uuIi
totIa fdptdntoDn tofeetIi 80 pdipdn
q aiaIa, iouoin bolitutIen ipirtomie'
bet torfostaipat misid mddrin Ie on
routotien liifenteelle nabins olIinen,
4un routatien pirfamiebet npttem.
min otpat ilmoittaneet bppdfIpmdns
Ia pIioiteuben bpndfIpmdn allen
nustafian Min oioittaa Ie eitd pbti.
On liife on tonnottnpalla fdnnalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
aamala faituamto umuettumnms

tapabtui toisia feSfipiiffoa wasten
pOud SsbpeminsisIa GIepeIanb.
Sliiis Safe faitpannoIIa. Snnetto.
muuben ubrifii ioutui % tpuoben
itdinen ptiindinen mics Gricf 8puD
men.
Gen mufaan Fun ferrotaan, tpDs'
fenteli 2puDnen nelidnneud taian.
teella, iofa on tpanba ia painunut,
taianteen forottaiana. 2paonen ia
bdnen fumpponinIa a forottitpat to-
iannetta perdstd uIos pdin ia toinen
iouffue icnfun perran ulompana
ulfoa Halle pdin. Doud Flo 11;3O
2paonen Idbti fpipmddn felloa II.
lommaIta ioutfueelta ia iattui iu,iri
beibdn ampumufIenIa aue. Saian'
netta forotettiin ampumaIIa. Mmpu'
iat lieneipdt fpud buutaneet rSire",
fnten taipallista, ,mutta fitd ei perem.
pdd tuliia apn1neu iattunut taule.
maan. Mmpuiat plinat pdenneet
faiffi ulos pdin eifd fetddn perddn
pdin iosia toilet tpDsfenteliipdt.
aDuDnen ei fuoIlut beti. YIDsfaitpa.
miieen fului uIeita fpmmenid mi'
nuutteia Ia faiten ien aifaa, iamoin
FUN tpieId iairaalasIafin oil" 2puD'
men taioollaan tpaiffa tusfat olipat
fotpia. 3uoIema Iaapui tusfien 10.
pettaiatIi Flo 5 Iamana aamuna tt.
6 p. &ofo pitea pmoli ruumista tdr.
mddntpi paboin.
2puDnen oil fotoifin &ubmonie.
meItd ia paitfatunnalla pdbdn tun'
nettu. Saopui Ganabasta Ssbpe'
minsiin ipiime bubtifuun II p. Miui
9arnum SouielIa. Gbti oua tpDsId
SIepelanb. GliIis safe faitpnnnoua
tdtd npfpd ainoaStaan folme fpiif.
fnn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Gunnstatuat bptuaa iuiliatpmotta.

Gfspertii otomddrdn ennustaia
9. s. Snon on iulaisiut raportin,
iosia ieIittad 9bbpsmaItain tpebnd'
iabon lpDpdn tdnd tpuonna/faitti
enndtpfIet. Snopin lasfelmien mu'
faau nouIee tpebudIato tdnd tpuon'
ma 767,OOOOOO buibeIiin. Spps.
tpebnd on menestpnpt matniosti,
fnn fitd tpastoin fepdtepltpD tpeb-
ndfabosia on ndbtdmisId lasfeutu.
miIen merffeid, iotfa iobtupat tpal'
linneista fuumista ilmoista.
Snotpin roportti oifaanIai bGiri.
Ditd pebndmarftinoilIa, pdtisten
alentaen tpebndn binnan 1-1h fem
tiad busieIia fobben.
Wiutta ei tartuitie peldtd, ettd lei'
mat iuurenepat emf tpuonna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Galama tsfi fanSumittarfin.

SbicososIa tpaIIinneen ufoniIman
aitana iSfi iolomn erddn ipuofra'
foIormin fplppbuoneesia oIenaan
faoiumittariin faupunsin eteIdoiosia.
&un paIotuntaIaiiet iaapuiipot pat
taue ia menitp6t fpIppbuoneeIeen
Ipbtpineen, Min rdidbti IdrfpneeSid
mittarista tpirronnut faoIu lenndt'
tden palofuntolaiiet uIean ioIon pdd'
bdn bnoneesta. llieo poIotmntolai'
Iista Iai paboia paIobnapola. &pm'
menen puofrafa faIarmisia oiuipan
perbeen oil poettapa rofennutiesta
towaan iateeieen. A-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Sap anin ndbttelb 1914.

Sopanin ballituS atfoo = Ien jobs
oosta, eitd ioulufuun 3 pnd 1914
pietetddn Iuuret fruunausiubIat 9io.
tosia = toimeenpanna iuuren napt.
telpn erddad 100000 neIiDmetrid
fdiittdpdGd eiutoupunsin aIueeua.
Ndphelp on aiottu fdIittamddn faif.
fia Sopanin ia fen fiirtomoiben tiot-
teita ia ipaImisteita. Wsutta tdtd
patti oipot ulfomaIIattin oiteutetut
ottamaan oioa tdbdn ndpiteIpn, Jos
ne fpoan toimittoipat toiporaldbetpf'
Ienid ia ndpteIpeFneittenid fporiioi'
miIen omalla tuStannutIellanIa.
gtdptteIpiilasta beiItd ct mafiua
fpaabita. 2dbemmdt ndptteIpebbot
labetetdan ulfopaIloiue, min plan
fuin ne Iaaooan ipaImiiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
8 vuOsikerta

epdiIemdtd tpieId pitfittdnpt mas.
histustaan, eqei raubanneutpoitelu.
ien pmheeniobtaia, Humanian pdd.
ministeri Wlaieresco oliIi ubannut
ettd euei Bulgaria taitpu, talee Ru'
mania marsFihittamaan ormeiia
iouftonIa Gotham ia maqoittamaan
faupun9in Iaupantaina.
nuIi raia t,ilee fuIfemaan entiIen
raian Iuota Sturma ioen IdnIipuo'
leIta, iitten Idnipuoliiie Sirummit.
ian faupunfia, Iiitd Struna laafion
ldpi SelSb ipuoriue ia Min itddn
Wiesta ioteen. Siten idd 8ulsarial.
lie Slramnii5an faupunfi ia Sa9oiin
ia &antbin iatamat, mutta tdrfed
aapaIan Iatama tulee Greifalle.
Xontoo, elof 6 p. = Gddlld ollaan
pIecnid iiid mieltd eitd uuii iota tn,
lee 9altaniIa pubfeamaan, fld fu'
toan MT raubantetoon o1daottanetss
ia fpalloiSta Serbia, &reiffa,
Utontene9ro, Numania ia Bulgaria
= ei ole iDptppdinen uuteen raiaan,
euei maboolliiesti Humania. Bull
9aria tpIld on iaanut lion Wtoteoos
niaa ia 60 MALTA Nesean meren
rantaa, ioten ie moi rafentaa rauta.
tien Iuoraan SiIipppIisia sle9ean
merelIe. Wtutta Greiffa lat tdrfedn
2apalan iatamafaupunsin, iota Bull
9aria oliii bimpinnut. DipIpmaatti.
iisia piireisid ouaan iitd mieItd ettd
raii5a 9altanilla ei tule olemaan
piifdaifainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
pil'uen pnrfaus tefi innrta
tnboa.

Sboibone, Wpo., elof. 7p. = pill
tpenpurtaus teti td6ad ellen aomul.
la iuurta ipabinfou. Soto faupunfi
oil tulpan palIaefa. Daltafo oulIas
Fin oil nettd uiean iaIan ipabmuu'
oeltos lleoniIma repi boiolleen uiei.
ia taloia ia tuItpa mei muaSiaan
fofii rarttatieIiltaa ia mel d pienenis
pdd rafennusta. Ybtadn ibmistd
ei fuollut fuitenfoan bdtpitptIesId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Ybcbstualtain paatanpunfi tpietti
raittiin Sunnnntain.

Wasbinstonin faupunSin biSto'
riasIa ei pIe tpietettp min raitista
iunnuntaita fuiu oil toisIa ppbdnd.
2apafat iuIietiiin 10 IauantatiItana
eifd pbtddn fapatfaa olIut cuff jun.
nuntoina. 81 pbtdd pdibtpnpttd
pansittu ppband, iofa on eniimdis
men ferta gDasbinstonin faupunein
bistoriaSIa. &oneresii loati lain
pybdpdipdn tpietosta pddtoup,in'
9isia, ia iiind ipp fen npfpieen u,i'
teea idrieStpfieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
8ieaetGdnt6 tudfiinumain fabtt6
9inptIisS0

, SufboIma, Huoiii, elof. 8 pnd. -
Ndpttdd iiItd, ettd HuotIisia tulee
enneu pitfdd oIemaan iuoimasIa To-.
TO moata fdIittdfpd fieItoIofi nieaIs
la taboua maobitoan lofien Iaati.
miSta, iotfa fieItdipdt pdfiiuomoin
nauttimiien RuotiisIa ia pleenid OIL
laan iitG mieItd, ettd Ielloisten latien
fpoimaan astuminen on mobooui'
men.
pddministeri StaoI pitt biliottain
pubeen erddsId fon9resfsia Gut
bolmosIa, misId bdn IeIitti, eitd ai'
noa tebofas feinp iuoppouoen rpos.
tiistamiletii moasIa on fofo maata
tdfttdmd tieItoIafi. &aitfi muut fei'
not, ioita t6bdn aSti on foetettu,
opat oioittoutiiueet oleipon tebotto'
mia ebtdiIemddn fpdfiiuomapobeen
lepenemisid.
Yddministerin pubeen Iitiuaon
oIepon iontunlaiiena oioitufiena
boIitufTen Iiiunnasta fpieenaIoiiesia
aiiasio. So pIeenid ouaan fitd miel'
I'd, eta ipoItiopdimiIIa tuuaan Idbim
mdsId tuIetpoiIuubesIa tefemddn eff
TIPS aIian iobbosto. eelIoinen ebbo'
tus tuIifi iaomaan oinafin funin'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
8utfa ipfenbt lapSen.

Senetpa, Speitfi, eIot. 8 pnd. -
&otfa tpei ellen erddn piitnbaffaa.
jan neIian tpuoben ifaiIen IapIen,
iofa oil IeifitteIemdsid Iabeud iIdan.
Id, iota oil baffaamasia puita 9ln'
beerin Idbeud oIeipasIa meifdsid.
Wtetidstdidt foeitiiuat foirien atpulla
lDptdd fotfan. muita beibdn ei on.
nistunut lDDtdd mitddn idltid lin.
nusta tai fen iaaIiista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
@anban ippimms Saifamilla.

9u6arest, eIof. 6 p:nd. : Rau'
antefoiuunnitelma Iaatiin tpalmiifIi
tdnddn gaItonin ipditoin ebustaiain
fotoufiesia. Bulgaria foetii tpiimei.
Ieen iaaffa mastustoo itd raiamdd'
rdpsid, ionfa perustaua raubanic
pimus onefirioitetoan, ia oIiii ie
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

ia ioukkokokouksen. Katukulkue
lahti Calumetin mainarien union
kontt toorin edustalta kello puoli
kaksi. Mulkue meni pitkin viidet-
ta katua ia Red Jacketin tieta Lau-
riumin Palestraan, missa pidettiin
suuri joukkokokous. Tilaisuudes-
sa oil puheita useilla eri kielilla,
joist a huomattavin ,,Aiti Jones'in"
puhe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
aaitti liitebuoneet luIettuina.

periantoina idIfeen puoItien Fun
raliii Sones" oil Soutb RonseIIo pi'
tdmdsId pubetto, oIipot foitfi poif'
fafunnon Iiitebuoneet iuIettuina, iot'
to iofaiietfa oil tiIaiiuus mennd fr,i'
lemaan fuulua pubuiaa. paifta.
funnon foiffi ioIonslt oIitpot mpDs'
Fin iuIettuina. WironomaiIet peItd'
iimat parmaanfln meuafoita fun
ieubuIIe iaopm Min iuuri mdfiioufto
pdiwdlebti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
aaiifi on bppin biIioista.


2utpaanana Iiitd roribaIIiiesta a.
Iemasta, iota nDtpddn ipaIliiiee au'
parioIueela, on ie ettd paittafun'
nan ionomolebtIen reportteriifaan els
ndt taboo iuaoa IebIienid poIstoiIIe
muiia uutlIia Putin ne, iotta fosfe'
ipat loftoa. poiffnfunnan tpdestD
on raubaIliiempaa fuin tatpaIiiesti
muino oifoina. Daitta Min iuit'
reIIo oIueelIo futn 2upariaIuefin on,
lliuIiIi tdmmDiiend oitono topabtu'
man meIIoffa toiienia iaIfeen, eiens
Fin FUN oIettaifi ioufosia oIepan
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
BAND CONCERT AND
 BALL TALKED ABOUT
O-O-

A great deal of interest is being manifested in the coming Promenade Concert and Dance to be given by the J.HS. Band at Elks' hall on the night of October r. Arrangements are now being perfected for the entertainment and it promises to be an unusual sue cess.
 Special attention is being given to the matter of providing extra good music for the dance that follows the short concert. An augmented Orches- tra. conceded to be the best in the country, will be in attendance The orchestra will contain ten and pos sibly twelve pieces, and all the latest dance music is to be played.
 The concert will be given by the full band of 25 pieces early in the eve ming from S:3O to 9:15, after which the dancing will begin immediately One admitance charge for both con cert and dance, tickets $1OO, ladies free.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
Find Another Murdered Man
 on VaIdez-FairbankS Trail

VALDEZ, Oct. f. - Another dead body was found on the Valdel-Fair- banks trail yesterday under circum- stances that plainly point to murder. The discovery was made about two miles north of Binghams Willow creek rOadhOuse short distance from the trail. The mans skull had been crushed and his pockets rihed.
 Many theories are being advanced as a result of the finding of the second body. The one most generally accept ed is that the two dead men were tray cling together, and that they were held up by bandits on the trail near where the second body was found. and that the man whose body was found We'd nesday escaped and had nearly reached the road house in his race for help when he too, was overtaken. shot and dragged into the brush, where he was robbed.
 The indications are that the body found yesterday has been dead about three or four months Its condition was about the same as the first one
 This second discovery has stirred the people to a high pitch of excite ment, and miners and others are de- manding the most rigid examination. Many men with good sized pokes come over the trail from Fairbanks and Slate creek, and il is felt that the trail will be unsafe if the murderers es- cape.
 A deputy United States marshal and a physician have been sent from Val dez to the scenes of the crimes 10 make a careful investigation The of fcials will leave nothing undone that it is possible to do to unravel the mystery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
WILSON NAMES SEA
 SAFETY" COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-The mem bers of the Safety Sea" commission have been appointed by the President as follows: Representative J. w. Alex ander, of Missouri; Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, of Florida; Senator Theo- dore E. Burton, of Ohio; Commission CT of Navigation E. T. Chamberlain, of New York; Commandant Ellsworth P. Berttholf, United States revenue cut ter service; Rear-Admiral Washington l.. Capps, United States Navy; Capt. George F. Cooper, photographer of the United States Navy; Capt w. H. c. Bullard, superintendent naval radio service; Andrew Furuseth, of Califor- mia, head of the Seamens Union; Geo. Upler, supervising inspector general of the steamboat inspection service.
 These men will represent the United States at the international conference on Safety at Sea" that will be held in London beginning November 12th The conference is an outgrowth of the Titanic disaster.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
THREE MORE BIG
 COAL CASES COMING

The local land office has just set the date, October 2, 1914, for a hearing on three important coal land cases. involving 5.S72 acres of coal lands in the Katalla coal fields. The cases are against the McKinzie Anthracite Coal company, Carbon Mountain Anthracite Coal company, and the Alaska Smoke less Anthracite Coal company. The lands were located by C. w. Dough. ton.
 The government in each instance charges fraud in making the locations and failure to develop and open up a mine on the property. Testimony will be submitted in the form of deposi. tiOns. Thestimony will be taken in New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Portland, Spokane and Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
FIND ANOTHER DEAD MAN ON VALDEZ FAIRBANKS TRAIL
WILSON SIGNS BILL;
 DEMOCRATS REJOICE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Surround
 ed by the big leaders of the Democrat
 ic party in Congress and out of it, all of them happy and contented, Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson signed the Un- derwood- Simmons tariff bill last night at exactly nine minutes past nine O.
 clock. President Wilson made a hap py speech to those that were assem- bled, congratulating the Democratic members of the two branches of Con- gress and the people of the Nation on what had been done. He added, that the Democratic party's journey of ac- complishment is only half completed" "
 The President was in high spirits, and he made no attempt to conceal his pleasure. He was warmly congratu- lated for the all important part he played in the passage of the tariff bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
ROGER SULLIVAN TO
 RUN FOR SENATE
OO

CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Roger Sullivan will become a candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for United States Senator from Illinois before the pri- maries next year. He will announce his candidacy at the State fair that will be held at Springfield next week He will be opened by the so-called Har- rison faction of which Mayor Carter H. Harrison, of Chicago. is the recog- nized leader. The position of Gov. k. F. Dunne and Senator James Hamil- ton Lewis in the contest that will be strenuous has not been made known. The impression is that their element of the party will have a candidate and that the contest will be a triangular fight unless the Harrison men support their man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-10-04
HAMSHAW THINKS
 WELL OF CHISANA

Fletcher T. Hamshaw, who went South on the Princess May yesterday, recently arrived from Chisana where he worked more men than anyone else in that country which he was among the first to reach, believes that it will make a great camp.
 Mir. Hamshaw was among the pio- neer hydraulic men in the Atlin dis trict and he had lead an expedition to the headwaters of the White river, where he was with a big outfit and 40 men when he heard of the Chisana strike. He went to it immediately and secured many claims on Wilson creek. He went to Whitehorse last week, hay ing come from Chisana by way of Me Carthy and Cordova.
 Speaking of the Chisana he said {: There is no question as to the rich ness of the camp as gold is being found wherever work is being done. I have been all over the district so far as it has been prospected and I esti- mated the gold-bearing area at 25 by 15 miles in extent. Future prospect ing may develop a much larger area. l am convinced that from four claims which are now fairly we'll opened up, fully two million dollars worth of gold will be taken. But for lack of provis- ions and facilities for working, sever al hundred thousand dollars would have been taken out this fall"