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The Detroit times., 1914-12-15

Wilson. Carpenter was yenteneed 10
terve ave years by Judge Sessions
Two years ego on Charge OF fai..
snrsacy ssh Tine ,sS%p'r2Ilsr e
legged act Involved between 5B. 600
and se.eoe la dIssipated funds.
Frtsnde have made good the shsrt-
age Carpenter In now living In
Lansins. his former home
Nagei has complied a nst
Of rules, wAisI. II followed by the
s :ssssr e gsfr;Ss,; by pcst wsii In,
Ss %r prG asdass. w'a @Sss aS Ss
plainly written on the face OF the
parcel All postage must be prepaid
The name and address OF the sender
osrnsr spi Hampers sns co %Hsf fowi,
sssSid = MARKED tpef,.Ss Sis.a Par:
GELS mailed BY poet can be insured.
tis and md 10 cents Ter values up to- $50
Mrs.. Rose CossnHa, OF Ne. 1877 Orleans
times saturday. night. when he con-
fropted her. before her husband.
ssnoe by Judge Connolly, Monday
AFTERNOON on her. promise to appear
In court IL wanted; The woman: Win
three years old, has been held In the
woman's detention station since tho
shooting. Iraeane IL recovering from
his wounds, and the police do not
believe that he will prosecute, when
he is discharged from sc. Mary's hos
pital. y
NJ. ,. Davis will be retained by CITY
Treasurer Max @. Koch despite the
fact that he did not pass highest In
the civil service examination. The
city treasurer says Davis In very
competent personal tax collector. He
Will be- placed on the payroll tenn
porarily as levy clerk. and Will be
given another examination later on
The civil service commission, Mon
day night. decided to ask the nre
Percy Ritchey. nreman. for sleeping
I'm twice, while others caught doing
the same trick were not reported
The water board will be asked to
submit Its payroll to the board Tor
inspection.
The Detroit Trust Co., receiver for the
Fnrrand Co.. manufacturer OF pi.
amos and organs. Is sending out
show that the liabilities, since Aug.
6, 1913. have been reduced from &s23.-
925.sS to $ls6,82742 The further
LIQUIDATION or the Farrand oompany'1
assets Is described as wholly mat
ter OF collections. some or which
cannot be forced beyond certain
delivers have accepted cotton rs ool-
lateral security on extension paper
In the southern states, and about
$4,000 worth OF cotton Ia now be-
ing held In warehouses awaiting
favorable market.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
5 LIVED EyEi OVERCOATS

Natural, we repeat, NATURAL muskratlIned,
with nuskrat or Persian lamb collar. No mill
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15

Motorists, ooctors 2
troit have bought q
present price. Extra
quality muskrat lin
Ing, genuine Persian
lamb collar. The
very best grade Of
broadeloth shell
BY all means look
at this bargain at :.
less than we paid
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15

songs they sing, or the way they act.
the ceiebrators must deport them
selves in a way to please the others.
Creating racket Ia d peaceful.
sleepy neighborhood Ii barred.
The cafes may sell drinks, as usual.
up to closing time, and patrons may
linger until / o'clock, II they order
their supply OF liquid refreshment be.
fore midnight But the big idea for
New Years eve In Detroit Is, "Have q
good time. but keep within bounds.
There will be plenty of policemen
scattered around TO see that the eele.
orators keep within bounds, too, and
those who carry the thing too far will
be locked up.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
DO YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE?

When your kidneys are weak and
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions; your back aches
and you do not feel like doing much
of anything. You are likely to be
respondent and to borrow trouble.
Just as II you hadn't enough al
ready. Don't be victim any longer.
The old reliable medicine. Hoods
Sarsaparilla, gives strength and tone
to the kidneys and builds up the
whole system. Get Il today.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
Gillespie Fixes Bounds for
New Years Eve Celebrat0rs

New Years eve celebrators can
have all the fun they want this year.
but
Police Commissioner Gillespie says
they can throw confetti, can blow
horns, tickle their friends, and other
wise earn the title of New Year rois-
terers," but
They must net interfere with any.
body.
They must not blow horns into the
ears OF persons who object to horns.
They must not tickle strangers who
object to being tickled. II Others"
meaning persons not connected with
the Immediate party In which the csle.
orators are inoluded-do not like The
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
MAKES RECORD WITH
MASTER CARBURETOR

Users of the Master carburetor In
the east have marveled at the ease
with which car Master equipped Is
started in cold weather and have won
dered why a carburetor developed In
California by California man could
so successfully operate through the
cold weather of the east w. NJ.
Jenkins, sales manager Of the Master
Carburetor corporation, Detroit, says
that there is nothing strange about
this inasmuch as from the orange
fields of southern California to the
snow and cold and to snow and cold
equal to anything found In the east
In winter, ID but matter of 20 min
utes and one second, to give the ex-
act record figures as recently estab-
lished by Billy Carlson In his Max
well car when he broke the record
for the 5000 feet accent up Mount
wilson.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
FORMER PATROLMAN SAYS
HE WAS ROBBED IN HOTEL

Glenn G. Badger. former patrolman.
living at No. 1400 Fort-st. west, report
ed to the police, Tuesday morning.
that while playing cards with some
friends In q west side hotel he was
robbed Of $50. Two men who were
with Badger were arrested as Golden
Rule" DRINKS.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15

BOSTON, Mass.--After playing de-
tective and capturing burglar
George Crockett allowed his man TO
escape while he was thinking what
TO do with him.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15

NEW YoRK-The "agony column"
of q newspaper publishes the follow
ing ad:
"Reward-Black white spaniel; fat;
nervous; die without mistress"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-15

NEW YORK-while insisting he
was never married, the late Robert
l.. Keene, broker. left will declar-
ing that II an alleged widow ever did
appear, she should receive only $50.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
ENEMIES AFTER
 PEERLESS LEADER
May Make w. j. Bryan the Goat for Administration Errors-Has
 Strong Personal Following.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Secretary of State w. J. Bryan today intimat- ed that his enemies were conspiring 10 discredit him and that they were resorting to every unfair and mean advantage to do it, knowing that in his position as Secretary of State he cannot answer the charges, especial ly those made regarding the conduct of the State department.
 Friends of the secretary believe that his opponents in the party in tend to make him the goat for the mistakes of the party leaders and may force his resignation from the the cabinet "} . .
 It is a,nrst certain, however, tn 1t the followers of the peerless" lead CT are so numerous that, the party leaders will be slow to cause break which would almost certainly mean the defeat of the party at the com ing congressional elections.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
.RE-SURvEY IF
 ALASKAN WATERS
Party Leaves Seattle for Alaska to Thoroughly Survey the
 Inside Passaqe.

SEATTLE, July 1.-The tug Cheha- lis. with survey party of twenty men, left here last night to commence the work of locating uncharted rocks in the inside passage to Alaska.
 Congress has just appropriated money for the purpose of dragging a wire cable submerged to the depth of thirty-five feet through all the regular channels of the inside route. The many accidents to vessels and the great loss of life has pointed out the necessity for charting rocks that have escaped the vigilance of the Or dinary coast and geodetic survey.
 The plan adopted is for two small launches to drag wire that will come into contact with all pinacle rocks, so that they may be either re- moved or properly marked The work will be under the direction of an of ficer of the coast and geodetic sur vey and it is hoped to extend the work to all parts of the coast of Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
NO NEW CHARTER
 FOR SEATTLE
Reformers Are Showed Under In An Effort to Substitute a Manager
 for Mayor.

SEATTLE, July At the special election held here yesterday to give the people an opportunity to decide upon the charter changes advocated by the reformers, which provided that a commission form of government with a city manager be inaugurated to take the place of the present coun- Gil and mayor. the people showed un- der the reformers and the present city government will be retained.
 The vote, as was predicted by many, was light. The heavy vote in the down town wards being all for the present form of government and the silk stocking voters of the aristocrat- ic wards failed to appear at the polls.
 Friends of Mayor Gill claim the vote is a victory for the Gill admin istration, which has inspired the con- fdence of the people in the present system of government.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
JACkl|NG'sNAcAT
 REACHES VALDEZ
Salt Lake Multi-miiIionaire Visits Town and Is Escorted By His Old
 Friend, A. s. Gloss, of Valdez.

The steam yacht Cyprus, owned by Col. D. c. Jackling, head of the Alas ka Gold Mines Company, reached Valdez early this morning with the owner and party of friends aboard. The yacht, which is one of the finest on the Pacific coast, anchored be- tween the two docks and this morn ing party from the boat under the guidance of c. G. Goss, friend of many years of Col. Jackling, who is now in Valdez making investigations of mining properties, visited the places of interest in Valdez.
 The party visited the studio of Sidney Lawrence, the artist, and were wonderstruck at the beautiful paintings on, exhibition in his gallery. The large canvas of Mount Mckinley impressed all of the party. Col. tackling purchased small sketch of Mckinley, paying s250 for it. and another member of the party. Mrs. simpson. purchased a painting which caught her fancy.
 Col. Jacklips has also copmenced negotiations for the purchase of the large Mckinley canvas.
 Among the guests of Col. Jackling aboard the yacht are: F. G. Janney, MT. and Mrs. R. w. Salisbury. J. F. Judge, H B. Tooker, MT. and Mrs. Charles W. s,impson. George Wool- sey, H. A. Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. l.. s. Gates. Miss WInifred Braden. and George o. Bradley. The yacht left George o. Bradley.
 The yacht left for Seward at 2 o'clock.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
WILSON RECEIVES =, || | - | || |||
peleoation Admitted to White House Drive President From East
 Room By Heeklins Him.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-President Wilson yesterday afternoon received a delegation of suffragettes in the East room of the White House and after hearing them on the question of the right of women to vote the president informed the delegation that the question of the ballot was a matter for the states to decide and that the federal governmen would take no part in it. F.
 When the women received the an nouncement from President Wilson that he would not aid them in the fight for the ballot they began to hecckle him and all of them talking at once they demanded to know his reasons and to argue with the chief executive, who was forced to leave the room through the back door, and the women were requested to leave the building by the special detail of police which had been sent to the White House in case of need.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
LOAD 0F COLD
 FROM GRANITE
B. F. M. Brings 672 Ounces, 17 Pen- nyweioht From New Mine at Port
 WeIIs-coI, Willard Happy.

The launch B. F. M. returned last night from the Granite mine with Col. Willard, Supt. Ray Willard and consignment of 672 ounces, IT pennyweight of gold. or s10,500, as the result of 22 days run on the Granite Gold Mining company prop erty in Port Wells.
 This is the third cleanup on the property, which has now produced $31,00O to date.
 Col. Willard, who made an inspec- tion of the work done on the claims, is happy because the ore continues to hold it's high value, while the vein has been developed until the lower tunnel taps it at depth of from 50 to 250 feet, and the tunnel following the ore has been driven into the mountain for 23O feet. In speaking of the plans of the company, Col. Willard said: ,r'We will close the mill down in August and will install the new roller and crusher, which will give us g capacity of from 30 to 35 tons 8 day, while our present equipment limits the output to 1Q or IF tons With the new crusher we win great ly increase the output.
 ,"The development work is very gratifying as the lead continues tc hold it's values and averages from three to three and 2 half feet irr width. the widest section being seven to eight feet. and the vein is true fissure."
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
ALL READY FOR GLORIOUS FOURTH
 ">;E committee Met Last Night and Per- fected Arrangement for the
 Big Celebration.

The committee from the different fraternal and commercial organiza- tions, who have charge of the ar engagements for the celebration of the National Holiday to be held on July 4th, 9th and 9th, held their final meeting last night in the City hall and the program was officially adopt ed.
 It provides for three days contin- uous entertainment and it will excel anything that has yet been attempted. The businessmen have subscribed very literally to the fund, thus mak- ing it possible for the committee to provide for many features that oth- erwise would have been impossible.
 The most important event will be the rock drilling contest that is scheduled to take place on Monday afternoon. Three hundred and fifty dollars will be distributed to the winners of this event of which s25o. % goes to. the team which drills the most rock in fifteen minutes. e
 Another feature will be the base ball games that will decide the championship of Prince William Sound. The first game will be piay- ed on Sunday afternoon between coraova and Valdez and the winners will meet the Fort Liscum team on Monday afternoon. The Valdez boys. under Captain McClaire. are practic- ing every evening and are hopeful oi winning both games.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
fA1 OODGEk
Government Will Prosecute eusinsss- men Who Evade Payment of
 Income Taxes.

WASHINGTON July 1.-Secretary McAdoo today announced that his department would request the CO., operation of Attorney General Nc Reynolds of the Department of Jus tice, in an effort to prosecute the in come tax dodgers who have failed to make returns to the government on their earnings of last year.
 Secret service men of the Treasury department have been Investigating many of the returns filed by promi- nent business men and expect to land a few in order that the balance may be frightened into paying to the gov ernment the tax assessed on all earn ings above $4,000.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
HOLD CONFERENCE Two Factions Brought Together By the Governor of Montana, But
 Little 10 Accomplished.

BUTTE, Mont, July 1.-Through the efforts of Governor Stewart both factions of the union laborists now at war were brought together last night in conference to settle the differences between them and estab-- fish peace in the city.
 Presid. mt McDonald, of the new union, warned President Mover, of the Western Federation of Miners, to remain away from Butte if he valued his life, as the miners intended to have no further connection with his organization.
 The extra details of deputies ap- pointed by the sheriff have been able to keep order today for the first time since the trouble started.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
TEDDY BOASTS
 ADMINISTRATION
Speaks Lightly of Bryan, Calls Tariff Failure and Foreign Policy
 Is Wretched

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 1.-Against the advice of his physicians, Ex- president Theodore Roosevelt spoke here last night to further the candi- daccy of Clifford Pinchot, his intimate friend, who is the candidate for sen ator from this state on the American Party or Progressive ticket.
 Col. Roosevelt paid his respects to the Wilson administration and to Sec retary Bryan, denouncing the new Wilson-Underwood tariff, which he stated was a colossal failure, having failed to reduce the cost of living, while it had been the means of open ing the markets of the United States to the cheaply paid articles manu- factured in he European countries.
 "The trust program of President Wilson is an economic absurdity. while our foreign policy is wretched." according to the former head of the government.
 As was expected. Col. Roosevelt coined a new phrase when he stated that at present we nad g government by "convulsions."
 Senator Penrose, the regular Re publican nominee for the senatorship, came in for g good roasting, the speaker declaring that he was one of the worst bosses of either the Repub- lican or Democratic parties, and who by their actions had caused the pop ,ular feeling within the Republican party that had caused the organiza- ton of the Progressive party to bet ter carry out the mandates of the people without interference from the bosses s, * .t
 Following the address of Col. Roose- welt Senator Penrose, when informed of the attack made upon him by the former president. published a letter written to the Pennsylvania senator by Col. Roosevelt after the campaign of 1904. when he c9mpiimented him upon the wonderful vote of Pennsyl- vania given to Roosevelt. The colonel paid a very glowing tribute to the methods of Penrose in securing the biz Roosevelt vote of 1904. Penrose also stated that Roosevelt was the biggest boss and most selfish individ- ual in public life and that in 1908 and in the 1912 conventions he waa the one,;man boss. working only for Roosevelt and his personal glory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

s. A. Hemple has withdrawn his protest made yesterday to the dis 'trict court against the granting of liquor license to tha Conner Block
 ldr. Hempte atltes that tho pl9teet l1 ras snade V Isthrpash h . iiaisrsj jpresshn- ' ,,ffiox ioghja 6f &hs ..iadts Sd tllERa
 lhogs cspas,,l iAXastiG tion shAA ascid- asSd hiif to x1ihd,ifs N N < kss Dtstsa md Ae +had = otass.sk !. k .! A!s ssta6'slssSy,. X, 'su, his instrscsiq1s li aderssood Sansiax the ,allnE qf thas pro.tesst p.. <, and sp the, nrastsEstion Qf yssterday By .las lns
 district court. a
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
PRESIDENT { s|ss THE NAVAL m
 .ffT Tt
Sale of sattleships to Greece is Au- thorixed-Three Superdread-
 naushts to Be Built.

WASHINGTON. July 1.--President
 Wilson yesterday signed the naval iHtll carrying an appropriation of $i4o, ,o0O, 900 for the work of the navy and for the building of three nsw
 battleships each to cost .$12.000, 10. IThe original provided for the building tof t~o arshtis of the largest d .iatest VI, but the ale the Fo
 obsolete battieships, Idaho and ' As-
 sissipHi. to GHsecs, which Is autA
 fsed by the bill. gave m additt al Ss3f2, ,oSU.odo. snd this ywsiif Sssused IT the building of . third ship. M M Iiss \ advo6cafsi of | lsrser navy s .1Aailant n. the prospsct sf sscur1 hs yfiss battlsships. .4ssesI s;sN x X ss.TsfYEs
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
PRISONER EscAREs ...
  FROM eRloHTwELL

Word was received yesterday at the office of United States Marshal Bren- neman that Paul Rosyiaka. the insane patient taken from Valdez on the steamer Admiral Evans by Deputy Marshal Brightwen. of Cordova. for commitment in the government hos- pital at Portland. had broken his handcuffs when aear juneau snd es- capedi from the state ro6in and prob ably Jumped ovsrboerd and drowned; A careful search of the. ship failed to rsyaai the hidin5 place of tho man and it is alh6St ctisftklns thAt s,juukp ed iaso the 'ss 5oska. s; psSufy pflsht;v!I!sif 'coati8ued on to Seattle with the ex- pectS Stion that Rosxiaka hay atM bs on q boat.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
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Former Governor Of New York Will Be Candidate at Fal, Election.
 May Be sDmeeratic NornInss.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Amer ican League. organised shy friends of Ex-governor Sulzer to further his candidacy to be returnsd to ths DO sition from which he was removed after his impeachment and trial, have organized in twelve counties and are preparing to fight hrst to make the ex-governor the Democratic car dtdate and if that saiis then, to V ainate him as an inas sleAd St csndtdate. That District Attorney Whitman Will be the Republican nominee iss certain as Joe Hedges. who h.aasd the ticket last year for the party. cannot secure enough strength tp set the nomination. Senator Root will U the Republican noailnee for senator.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
|UEEhk{ VILLA
 HAS AMBITIONS Uniess carranza Dances to His Mu- sic Villa Wiit Set Up An In-
 dependent Government.

FL PASO, July Tt is strongly believed here that unless President Carranza is willing to negotiate with Gen. Villa and accede p al his de- mands that he will establ!ffsh third government in Mexico and declare himself dictator.
 The success that has followed Vil- la in his engagements with the fed erals has led him. to believe that he would De equally successful as pres ident of Mexico, and it is now sure that if Carranza does not subordinate himself to Villa that the latter will depose him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
.cphnlcA XQlIfn n
 D!INElINu
Hiah Cost of Bread Causes Riot'ns and Lootins of the Bread Shops
 and Police Are HeipIess.

MADRID, Spain, July 1.-Mobs of women today footed all the bakeries in this city because of the ever in creasing cost of bread in this city. The police were unable to stop the women in spite Of the use of clubs and whips. Hardly a bakery escaped, the women taking all the bread and flour they could find and what they did not carry away was scattered about the streets and destroyed.
 Special details of troops from the garrison are now stationed about the city to prevent a renewal of the out break.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
ARE GhABiNG
 ALASKA ASK, tM !! ]: &kt &814%k&k 93.X4 h1nOIyH h1

The work of grading Alaska ave nue from Sherman street to the grade Is well under way. Contractor Mcintosh. who is doing the work for the Civic League, has large crew of men at work. Almost all the stumps have been dynamited and blown out, the street ploughsd and .the: alrt srsded into ID las eea.sef q I the street, and all the ynderbrqsh at the upper per end of thee T aavss;hhus hss been cut away. Tho improvement has cdaused much favofibls comment by 1, the citisenS of tho town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

M6Aday morning, June 3o, at 1:30' ,o'cldk | nls SlS6t m dd III s'poii basy sala sAsal ' lrsaadl Ilfrs. 1xlaus Jenssn nA lfcik kl6Iey ' stg isl {ssssn Il 1t dfk .P.Y .sa s.s| ssE sss k $!
 ceived thS sood news.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
MAR|RIl4 SAILS
 fRaH SEATTLE ,

! SEATTLE. July 1.-The steamer Mariposa of the Alaska Steamship Company sailed from here last night with a large number of tourists and plenty of freight for Alaskan ports. The Valdez passengers are; Mrs. George N. Martin. Leonard Mitchell and wife and two second-class.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
Nav chArter fer st. Louie.

NV <. s r. sF a r.. 7-.-
 ST. LOUIS. July l-The people of this city yesterday voted for new
 ckaftsk, the reformers carrying the city by good majority. although the vote Faa lisht.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

Mrs Mary Anderson has secured . divorce from her husband. Chris An--- 'dsrson. The court srsnte1i theaas-- cree yesterday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

The Ladi4A lid oS ths Cnnkr1Sze tional church viiif meet t \ It Mrs. But tsii4oi1ks T4ufsd'ss ,.ii'tlssdtSon. Jdly 2. at ESQ. Evsryons welcome. xxsitsiii ! < 7 \
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

ssax ass.Iaa H of Juiy supplies for the boys.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

George Craig is in town from down the sound.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01

Tns tTsif dTsIEnvfEs cfssR is nov completed to the head of the creek.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-01
VALDEZ, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY. JULY |, 1s14.

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