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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-30

Judge Senter is Democrat of the
unwavering, unquenchable type, and
he is in harmony with the best
Democratic thought and the best
Democratic thinkers and politicians
of the country He is also in line
with the progressive spirit of the
people of the district with reference
to national affairs, and Federal aid
in road building, etc. These ideas
are going to lend popularity to his
campaign and make it a notable one
of the year before this people.
Mr.. Senter has not given out any
statement or authorized anyone to
say whether he will make the race
or not, but his friends are urging an
early decision as to his intentions,
and some definite announcement may
be made soon.-Humbold Chronicle.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-30

race against Mr.. Sims several years
ago, but defeat did not daunt him.
He has canvassed his district sew
eral times for the nominees of the
party, and has many influential
friends. He and Benton McMillin
were electors for the State at large
in the 1912 campaign and he was
elector for the Eighth District in
1908.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-30

If you sit in cool draft when you
are heated and get stiff neck or lame
back, you will be looking for something
that will ease the pain. Fix your mind
on BILLIARDS SNOW IMMINENT
and don't be talked out of it, because
it is the best pain relieving liniment you
can get anywhere. Price 25c, SOC and
SIC per bottle. Sold by divers Red
Cross Drug Store.-Adv.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-30
Scrawny Calve

What makes a calf scraw
feed? Germs-parasites-in
tines. Why not free thel
trouble? If you will give the
B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy ii
within week you will see it
up and in four or five weeks VI
know the calf. Costs you bt
cents and we will refund that if i
do as we say. For sale by T
Wehman.-AdY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-30

A New York subtreasury clerk has
been arrested on the charge of en-
bezzling S., 800 by substituting pennies
for nickels 10 coin bags.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-30

Use Dahnke-W alker Milling Co. Jer-
sey Cream Flour, home product and
guaranteed
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
MINNESOTA STILL WALLOWING
 HFLP[ESSLY ON THE OCEAN
MINNESOTA IN BAD WAY

SAN DIEGO Dec 6-NIeagre wireless reports from the steamship Minnesota indicate that she is waOwing hepessy at sea with machinery disabled The most sen sationa reports are being circulated the conditions prevailing aboard the big liner One story IS that the mut2v aboard continued for several days and that
 three of the crew have been placed irons for attempts to destroy the vessel It presumed that the whole thing has resulted from efforts to prevent the cargo of mun tions from reaching England and that the Germans are
 directly responsible but the reports from the vessel are of such nature as to make it ipmOsSbe to form connec- ed idea of the matter The generally accepted view of it is that proGean poers managed to secure places on the ship before she left Seattle and that they with deS- Deate recessness have attempted to sink her with themselves aboard or to have tried to seize her and pre- vent the cargo from reaching it's destination No clear seems to be forthcoming to account for the meag erness of the information sent from the ship and this causes feeling that it might be worse than stated
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
THREATENS TO ROCK THE
 STATE OF WASHINGTON Gilies of the Industrial Commission Cannot Get Bail and Issues
 the Threat.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 6.--J. F. Gillies, claim agent of the Industrial lnsur- ance Commission, made a threat to- day that he will divulge information that twill rock" the whole state Of Washington. He was released Satur- day to secure bail but he was unable to do so and he has been taken into custody again It was after his fail ure to secure bondsmen that he made the threat. There is a feeling that this threat is not an empty one and that the state will yet be furnished with a sensation in connection with the Commission funds and others.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
WICK ASKS COMMISSION FORM GOVT. FOR ALASKA
Falls Over High
 EIIamar Cliff
Miner Meets Awful Death in Trying
 to Recover Hat.

Louis Tovacovich met horrible death last Saturday week at Ella mar when he fell over a cliff one hun dred and forty feet high in the dark ness. When found he was dead and the circumstances indicated that he met his death in the attempt to re- cover his hat which had fallen from his head. On front of his cap was found the usual miners light while another candle was also found close by, showing that he found the second light necessary.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
MUTINY IN CHINA BUT
 REBELLION Is QUELLED
Crew of Cruiser Shells Government Ships and Attempt is Made
 to Take Arsenal.

PEKIN, Dec. 6.-The crew of a Chinese cruiser mutinied yesterday and shelled two other warships in the harbor. An attempt was also made by rebels to capture the arsenal but it was repulsed. Later the rebellious cruiser and it's crew were captured and the whole mutiny is completely ouelled. Care is now being taken by the authorities to prepare for any future attempts as it is admitted that part of the people are seething with dissatisfaction.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
GOVERNORSHIP
 NOT FOR WICK
TELLS CHAIRMAN TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE HE DOES
 NOT WANT TT.

Delegate Wickersham has positive ly stated to Charles k. Heron, chair man of the Republican Territorial committee, that he is not candidate for the position of governor of the territory in the event of Republican success in the national election. The delegate stated this recently while the two men were travelling on the same boat to Anchorage. The story that Wickersham intended to be a candi- date for governor and that Dan Suth- erland would run for congress in his place was cabled to the Gateway from Fairbanks. There is more than good reason to believe that the delegate is out for the Republican nomination and there is also strong reason to be- lieve that the regular Republicans or many of them are ready to bury the hatchet if they can find some way of healing the old wounds without creat- ing new ones in the more bitter anti Wickersham ranks. However, Alas kans, there is one thing now certain and that is that an attempt is now be- ing made to bring Wickersham and the regular Republicans together. This attempt will eliminate here in Seward at the convention next March.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
CONGRESS IS
 IN SESSION
CHAMP CLARK REELECTED AND WICKERSHAM WANTS COM
 MISSION GOVT. FOR Us.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The ses- sion of congress opened today. The senate was in session forty minutes. The proceedings in both houses were of perfunctory nature. The presi- dents message is ready and will prob ably be delivered tomorrow. 1t is estimated that the expenditures for the nation next year will be one biI- lion two hundred and eighty-fve mil lions. The expenditures for this year were one billion one hundred and fifteen millions. Champ Clark was reelected speaker of the House.
 Delegate Wickersham offered bill providing for 8 commission form of local government for Alaska.
 (Note: The above short notice that Wickersham has introduced a bill for some sort of commission form of local self government for Alaska is all that had been received. The wording here is exactly the same as the wording in the cable dispatch from the United Press. Until the text of the bill is received we must be satisfied merely to ponder over that famous phrase Commission fom.O
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
DOG ATTACKS MAN

One of Joe Richards mail carriers, called "Steve" was severely bitten by one of his own dogs last week at the Lake View Road House, about 20 miles from Susitna. "Steve" was bit ten badly in both hands and over his eye and is now in Knik receiving medical treatment.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
GERMANS BACKED MEXICANS

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Amazing new testimony has been discovered by the authorities the effect that Ger many has been endeavOng to force the United States to declare war against Mexico that this nation might be unable to supply the allied nations with munitions It is stated that the Germans distributed wentyseven million dollars and that Boy-Ed and Papen of the German embassy spent twelve millions in fruitess attempt to ally Huerta and Felix Daz force the United States to invade Mexico With this money twelve million rounds of ammunition were purchased it is stated The full story of the great conspiracy has not yet been told and it is promised that when it is will be found that Germany has already committed that less than acts of war against the United States The relations between the two countries now seem more dangerous than ever
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
BRITISH PURSUE AMERICAN

GALVESTON, Dee. GA British cruiser which is be- eved to be the Sydney and which has been patrOng the coast just outside the three mile limit dashed to yes terday and generally understood that she has started in chase of the American cotton ship Ausebe which has chased her cargo with German money and it is assumed that she intends the cotton for Germany. If the British cruiser has really started in chase will be taken show ing that British agents are active shore to keep the cruisers informed.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
$ * l. < < < * < < * * ' (: SAYS TOLOVANA " < NOT VERY RICH {:

In letter to Judge J. J. Finnegan from Tolovanan John Smedley says the pay found in that camp so far is not very extensive. The only pay found up to the present is on Liven- good creek on the third tier benches. The writer of the letter believes, how ever, that the country might yet prove to have lot more ir it than has been yet developed.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
SAYS ALLIES IN DANGER

PARIS Dec. 6-SenatOr Berenger declared today that hundred thousand British and French troops in the most serious predcament in the Balkans and threatened with annhilatOn He believed that the task of eXtricating them will be most difficult This has been received the gravest for time It had been remarked that since the report of Bulgarian victory allied forces in that region very little has come from there Berenger made the statement he says prepare the country against such threatened dis asters in future.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
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 < INSURANCE RATES * < ARE REDUCED .:

Messrs Ennis and Campbell have received word that insurance schedules for insurance rates in Sew ard have been changed. Roughly speaking the new schedule will mean a reduction of twenty-five per cent in residence insurance rates and will also mean change in business rates to the advantage of the business men.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
 GOES ON NEXT YEAR

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 5.--It has been announced that the exposition here will continue throughout 1916 when a much greater attendance is looked for because of the fact that the great rival attraction at San Francisco no longer exists.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
EXACT FIGURES OF
 SAN FRANCISCO FAIR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6. - The Exposition closed at midnight on Sun day. The attendance for the last week was one million and ninety-sev- en. The total attendance exactly for the ten months was eighteen million, nine hundred and seventy-fve thou sand
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
w. C. T. U. MEETS

A W. c. T. U. meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. c. T. Cook. Mrs. Arie Tillett, who attended the convention in Seattle, will give talk. All ladies interested are cordially invited to at tend the meeting.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
A SEATTLE JAPANESE
 FIGHTS THREE ROBBERS

SEATTLE, Dec. GA Japanese drug clerk drew a gun on three rob- bers who attempted to hold him up last night. He fired several shots and the reports brought up policemen in time to capture two of the highway men. The robbers put up fight with the Japanese but he was not injured.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
* < < * < % * < * < : @ .: ALASKA $. s. co. * ': BUYING BOATS .:

SEATTLE, Dec. 5.-The Alaska Steamship company has decided to buy two more freighters in the east for the Alaska run. The new pur- chases are being hastened by the vast increase in the shipping of copper ore and in the business of the Alaska west coast generally.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06

Emil Hurja is the author of an article in the last issue of the All Review. His photograph also appears in the Sourdough Club group. He visited Seward the summer be- fore last. He is probably with the expedition as a correspondent.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
ALASKAN ONE OF
 THE FORD EXPEDITION

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-AmOngst those who did not reach this city in time to leave with the other members of the Ford peace expedition was Emil Hurja, an Alaskan boy who is now editor of the University of Washington Daily. He will follow with some others next Monday and join the expedition in Europe.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
BANDITS SHOOT AND
 ROB SEATTLE AUT0IST

EVERETT, Dec. 6.-Thomas Moore was shot and robbed by bandits last night while he and his wife and an- other woman were returning from Seattle. He is seriously wounded but neither of the women was molested.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
NOT A CITIZEN AS
 SHE MARRIED BRITISHER

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-Mrs. Cor don Mckenzie, wife of the noted Scotch singer, has been declared by the supreme court not to be a citizen of the United States because she has married a British subject.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
LAUGHING AT FORD

PARIS, Dec. 6-An over France the socalled peace expedition of Ford from the United States is regarded the most ridiculous episode of the The newspaper cartoonists and eaderee writers never tired pong fun at the expedition and its chief The only serious notice given to is when it was announced that no peace
 mission could have the least effect in lessenng the deter imitation of France to continue fighting until the Germans are driven from French soil.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
DORA LEAVES AGAIN

The good ship Dora arrived last Saturday night about eleven o'clock from Cordova, where she underwent some repairs to her machinery, which broke down near Seldovia while she was on the west bound voyage. She sailed at three o'clock Sunday morn- ing for the west,
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
Officials TiIicum
 Club Arrested
Sam Blum, Lieut.. Kunzig, Capt. Latin
 rop and Others Included.


 zens of Valdez were arrested last Saturday on information filed by Dis trict Attorney Spence on the charge, that as trustees of the Tilicum Club of that city, they engaged in the sale of drink without having a license.
 Those arrested are Sam Blum, one of the leading bankers and merchants of Alaska, Captain J. M. Lathrop, owner of a string of picture shows, including the Seward one, Lieutenant L. A. Kunzig, member of the Alaska Road Commission, J. C. Martin and James Fish, Jr., all men of means and standing for years in the community. Two informations were filed, one be- ing against the men named as trustees of the Tilicum Club Com pany, and the other was filed against them as trustees of the Tilicum Club Association. Arrivals on the Evans say that when that vessel left Valdez last Saturday the arrested men were engaged in the work of securing bail. Bench warrants for their arrests were issued on December 1, which was Saturday.
 The arrests are the elimination of efforts that have been made for some time by the District Attorney The case promises to be a most important one as it will probably be used as a test case.
 It has later been learned that Messrs. Blum and Lathrop are in Seattle and cannot be extradited on such a charge The arrests were car ried out quietly. The warrants were just served and bonds of a thousand dollars in each case were decided up- on.
 The Tilicum Club has something like eighty members which include all the most prominent men in Valdez. Judge Brown is given in the list as a member but, it is said, he sent in his resignation some time ago when he learned that the matter was giving rise to difficulties.
 It is assumed in Valdez, judging by what Valdez people now here say, that Spence got his orders direct from the department of justice. He had the matter before the grand jury the last time but the grand jury refused to indict and bench warrants became necessary.
 Three members of the club who are now in Seward are Lieutenant Dough erty, Chief Clerk Alvah Flames of the Railway Mail Service, and Charles Hubbard of the Primrose mine. The arrests came as a surprise as the ac- tion of the grand jury was believed to be final It has been suggested at various times that the agitation against the Tilicum Club was started by an opposition band which was either jealous or politically opposed to the members. It has also been sug- gested that a certain prominent ofii- cial has made it the object of his ex- istence, almost, to "get" the members of the Club, but so much of an agita- tion has been created about it that from this distance it is impossible to make sure of telling the real facts.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
BOULDER SMASHES
 THROUGH R. R. CAR

SPOKANE, Dec. GA boulder which became dislodged from a cliff crashed through a Great Northern Express car today near Wenatchee and killed w. c. Dunbar, a messenger.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
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 * GIVE BONDS FOR :' * VALDEZ CLUBMEN :'

VALDEZ, Dec. 6.-John Riggs and Meyer Blum appeared before the court and gave bonds for the defend ants in the Tilicum Club case. The bonds are one thousand dollars each. The defendants did not appear.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
FAY HAS NEW CHARGE

NEW YORK, Dec 6.-Robert Fay and five others who are accused of being implicated in proGeman bomb plots have been arrested under five indictments One indictment is charge of conspiracy to commit murder by attaching bombs to ships
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
FARRAGUT LAST NIGHT
SEATTLE, Dec. 6.-The Admiral Farragut arrived here last night.
SHIP SCHEDULES

Alaska Steamship steamers will leave Seattle on the 10th, 20th and 9Oth of each month hereafter. This schedule will apply for the winter months.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
MORE ABOUT MINNESOTA

SEATTLE, Dee. 6.-Great Northern officials report that the British Secret Service has notified L. w. Hill at St. Paul that least one man is in irons the Minnesota for wreckng the machinery The reports about the whole affair are meagre and fragmentary.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 6.-It is now reported that w. A Martin water tender on the Minnesota smuggled acid aboard the liner Seattle that he placed this acid in the boilers and totally disabled the vessel He is now in irons on the Minnesota and will be held as spy.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
< < < [: {: {" {" < .: * z 3 < 4l6, 900 AT FAIR " * ON THE LAST DAY "'

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-The attendance at the Panama-Exposition on the last day was four hundred and sixteen thousand. This makes record.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
CONTINUE FIERCE DRIVES

LONDON, Dec 6-The Central Allies are continuing their fierce drives against the Serbs and Montenegns in the apparent desire to finish up the conquest of thoseco tries completely On all the other fronts matters are calm and fighting of importance has been reported for couple of days except in the Balkans.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
BOASTS FORD COMMISSION

SYRACUSE, N Y, Dec. 6-Chancellor Day of the university says that the Ford peace commission ship menagerie of bpeds" Other prominent people have also used violent language in dealing with the matter.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
POPE PRAYS FOR PEACE

ROME, Dee. 6.-The popes alOcution to the Conss- tory today contained stirring appeal to the nations to make peace The COnsstory which opened today IS re- garded the most important one in the history ot the church. Six new cardinals were created,
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
ANOTHER SHIP TAKES FIRE

HALIFAX, Dec. 6-The five thousand ton British ship Carleton bound from New York Queenstown with sugar has been forced to return and put in here with fire blazing in her hold There is no doubt here that the fire was laid by proGernans before the ship left New York
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
TO CALL RUSSIAN BOYS

LONDON, Dec 6.-Petrograd dispatches announce that boys of nineteen will be called to the coors in Russia next year This is supposed to mean that Russia will call out her full strength be ready for any period of fighting possible.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
CROWLEY RE-ARRESTED

SAN FRANCISCO Dec 6-Crowley has been rear rested on the charge of conspiracy destroy by fire and bonds He is the man suspected of blowing up the dyna mite barge at Seattle.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
GREEKS WILL GRANT ALL

ATHENS, Dec 6-The latest indications in the Gree ian situation today that King Constantine will grant all the demands of the Allies to the nation from attack.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-06
ALAMEDA AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Dec. 5.-The Alemeda arrived here today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
POLICE AUTHORITIES NOW IN CONTROL OF
 RABIES EPIZOOTIC
Compliance of Public With Order Tending to Elimi
 nate Spread of Gases.

With the surrounding towns of Fairfield, Southport, Weston and TrumbulI quarant1ned against rabies, Dog and Liquor Warden George Hall and Agent John Brown today assert that the law on muzzling canines is being well enforced We have not taken one sdog with a Hcense." said Agent Brown today. sBridgeporters seem to realize the gravity of the oe- icasion and are respecting the orders of the state health department, as far as we can ascertain
 Agent Brown further said that he had never seen a law so well re- spected by the public. but said that where a violation was unearthed drastic prosecution would follow. Lo- cal veterinaries report that the mum Der of rasbid dogs brought to their att tention has materially decreased.
 There are about 4,00o dogs within the city limits but the most danger lies near the suburbs and in fields and woods devoted to hunting purposes where tho most vicious dogs will hide Veter1naries criticize the pro- vision of the order permitting hunt ing dogs to run loose pointing to this habit, of dogs in the throes of rabies and stating that loose hunting dogs are more dangerous than the pets kept within sight Of their masters in homes, automobiles and yards.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
Lovely petticoats for the new suits.
second floor.

E
 Whatever the color chosen for new Easter suit, a silken petticoat is ready to wear with iti
 It may harInonize. It may be rich contrast
 And it's cost need be but $5.
 Some have folrnce with deep scallops some have ruffled and frilled founces.
 Mesaline founces are used with tops of jersey silk as well as with nessaline tops, New American shades are beautiful; so beautiful you should see them.
 In these lustrous silks, and in the new fulIer-skirted petticoats, those. colors are very satisfying
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
Elected By Special
 Policeman, Patron
 Sues Theatre Owner

< Alleging that he was beaten by a special policeman at Polls theatre, Al bert Arndt of this city has brought suit against sylvester 2. PoH for 5000 In papers fled today in the superior court Arndt declares he attended the theatre January 2a last in company with his wife.
 z He says he was struck on the head by a club yielded by Special Police man Walter F.. Noonan. dragged out of the theatre and taken to police headquartes In the presence of a crowd, tteI yAy causing him to be held in contempt and rtdicule.
 As a result of the assault, Arndt says that his face is permanently dis figured and, that he still suffers from dizziness.