The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-24


 -u mother of Mrs. Cordelia -..... has advise. the local 4uthori- |. '.ar she r.u leave the East i'm lately .ur tae coast, ;o take ..-~s. @. t.- remains of the young .-... '. aJ aas U.d dead in her
 fla. seattle hotel few
 aEW HEAD TO CLUB.
 SEATTLE Nov t. Edgar Web s-,~ -.~ lgStu president of the t~ ..r q. he annual election .: ... .~- . ai,h vas held in the ,.f-....s ,a.- afternoon. Webster ~,=e.lea unanimous vote. there .ae an tErc raai date ill the field. Ela t..H vii. tHt s69r melon tr:llrruN.
 STILL STRIKING.
 CALUMET. Mich Nov 17-llos
 hs#,,ea the striking copper a-r57 aH3 tHe hired mine guards
 e.-ea.t today the opening .'==n t..-zr-H 'Hr ~arrtHg fact ons .E.E .r-i. ii Ill 'he serious injury u several mea on each side.
 AdvEse- from Quincy. where fhe '-,ts ,nnA place sta.e that the teat ga ireeipitated by the hired S3 mn.
 DISPUTE SETTLED.
 HpE%.bN T=N. Nov iI-The = k.ue .r-.nmcn ol he uthern [ -at -.sf n have signed an agree u.es' - r. .su za work and it is .=He.t=I that regular schedules will .a r,=HWet within the next day or '-7. tae -..fjr#,ut ei the displte sas l.fgsa' ap3I by officials of -as :ai.a @a,,rnmcur who exact ii, Hraa ~e }ram both the tra II ,aEH a-i 'Ea msuasement of the .1MlIat fH submit the.r ii fereaces
 arbitration.
 ALL FOR HONEST INQUIRY.
 SEATTLE. Nov. r. That the rs.se.#tl hus He~s before the annual .a.t Htinr ot he American Fedora 'a # Labor which is now in ses. son lu 'hs city, is reform is indicat-
 r-. a-oI Ju of a reSOlu for .4... trn 2 tsra' ? ycrImenf - .oa .uts thar1ush Investigation of conditions ;n he Calumet copper nz4!ls g-oa %: Michigan. The dci '---,= .esass tA4' hure is no ex els" for permitting the Calumet Ss.E9 fo draz -iaHg the way it has, ad fLa, rr Wally certa that ar ,4H.-e Hau.r4 Wi!l show that the mH" araarS are largely rcsF nsible f7r aH at tHr disturbances which h4H" taaHa Hla.e in the strike zon, dEf.uz tAa l4st several weeks.
 fhHrr k I movement on foot l"oas iGe j=srsaets 70 elevate Vice r..-.ss... John N ,cheu Q the place =E.E 4s '4u"l Gumprrs. Those | L, GaG ."s G's had the place long ,.-a Ii ze aho are trying to '- ..szaed are Reds
 ..5f Gom8ers announces that j.. ,aE#i '.." for rc-eIeC ion
 CLIFFORD MAY WITHDRAW.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. k tE.r. i- 1he pr babilitv that eff .Ti fN AHt and l. followers will .,=airav rom thr National Conser la'iou congress which is in session iu tnis cIty. The threatened break ing away the ,heori5' pres dent l. he rg-ul' Of | des re on the part of many ot the delegates 10 give t1e Iar.rgE sfa',s the right 70 lirec the Work fl conservation within theiI Haa 3a.a aria-. asiead of ,eaying it nifh tho ca-ral government as in -he last
 p..sl.a. aouHreI this afternoon tHt +. E I.t withdraw if such rec oMmcH 'lrious were adopted and ths rr are number Who will go with him.
 AFTER THE BANKERS.
 NEW YORK. Nov 1S--LOuis D. H.4.-.e.- inc Boston lawyer. is writ isg sas .os f articles for Harpers @-,,a.g. ia ahioh he assails Ameri- can bankers aud heir methods ol investment. The Hrs, article, which a. eareI 1h week. is a strong ar gument il favor of banking reform a.d th" Wri'or promises to make esp s#rts il his succeeding articles which vii! ara}e sill more con Y nciHg
 HEN UNIONS THE CAUSE.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Noy. 1S.-The high price mark Tor fresh ranch eggs vas reached today when local deal- CTS announced an advance to 70 cents per dozen for the product f Cali fornia egg farms This is the high est price pa q for fresh eggs since the early mining days
 There also has been slight ad- vance in Eastern eggs, due to he in, creased demand during the past sev- C Il weeks.
 NAVAJo'S PAINT UP.
 SANTE FEE. N. NJ, Nov. 1S.-De- termincd that the eleven braves who are wanted by the authorities on the charge of assault and rio:Ous conduct shall not be pun shed for their misdeeds. the Navajo Indians have donned their war paint and are gathering in their mountain rendezvous, fully equipped with ire, arms to resist he troops which have been ordered out to assist the mar shal in taking the Indians against whom warrants have been issued. More than l.00G redskins have taken part n the uprising and i is feared that much blood will be shed before they are subdued and forced to re- turn To the reservation.
 HOUSTON, Tex. Nov 1S.-Two tro ps of cavalry have been ordered out against the Navajo braves, who threaten to eXterminate every pale face in the vicinity of Shiprock agency. The soldiers will st the marshal to arrest number of the t.ibesmen who are charged with law. lessness, and the others of the tribe will be driven back to lheir reserva- tion.
 GoMPERS TELLS THEM.
 SEATTLE. Nov. 1S.-That the h. dustrial Workers f the World are frivolous, worthless sort of peo- pie was the statement made from inc chair in rpOrnjnu h,, Samnpl