The Alaska citizen., 1916-09-25

ditlN started Sull against the FnGl- ncer for alienation of his wife's af. fcctions
 WILL ARslTRATE
 NEW YORK. Sept 21.- Arbitra- ton of the transit strike troubles will be enforced by the state board of arbitration. in the interests of the general public This announce mcnt was made here this afternoon by II. ]. Hogan. a member of the board Hearings will be held. be ginning Monday, and both sides to the controversy will be directed 10 appear and testify
 JITNEYS IN BAD. SEATTLE, Sept. 21-The city council today passed a resolution submitting the question of jitney regulations to the voters at the November elections. the jitney ques- tion being one needing considera- ton in the interests of travel on the streets of Seattle.
 TWO KILLED IN WRECK.
 LOS ANGELES, Sept. PIG. H. Olson. engineer, and H A. Osborn, fireman. were killed in a Santa Fe deraiment wreck at Kingman Ari- zona. yesterday.
 HE MOVES ALONG. TACOMA. Sept. 2l.-The Guggen- helms have ordered President Browning. of the Shelter Trust, to ! transfer his headquarters and those of the Tacoma smelter to New York, | and to take up his residence there.
 TALKING IT OVER.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-This ev- ening there were speakers repre- senting the labor unions on every street corner in this city, it seem ed, explaining to the general public the position of the unionists insofar as the strike is concerned. The call is based upon the proposition that no self respecting union worker can ride on street cars manned by scabs and protected by the police.
 BLOW KILLS WOMAN.
 SAN~LUIS OBISPO, Sept. 22- Vie Hanson, middleweight pugilst, has been placed under S10,000 bonds to await preliminary hearing on the charge of murder in connection with the death of Mrs. Sadie Swee- ney. whom he slapped when she re i fused to dance with him at local shindig IL was found that her death was caused by blood clot near her heart.
 RED-EYEs CAUSE TROUBLE. LEWISTON, Mont, Sept. 22.-Ffve shots were exchanged this afternoon between civilians who live in Judith Gap and members of the Industrial Workers of the World who are in festing this district. Judith Gap .s located 35 miles from here and the I. w W's have overrun the town 10 such an extent that they were ordered to leave. When they refused to go the citizens took it upon themselves to drive them out.
 COMING BY THOUSANDS NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. 22.-The | w. W's, several of whom are on trial here for disorderly conduct and the like, were loud in their threats of what they intended to do to the Yakima valley this winter In open court they stated that this winter there would be 10000 1. w. W's settle in the Yakima valley, and that then they would see that the members of their organization got justice instead of the brand of law that the officials there are now handing out to the unfortunate.
 BIG FORTRESS PLANNED.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-Plans for the construction of a huge for tress on the Farallon Islands. about 2 miles west of the Golden Gate, are being completed, and will make these islands the "Helgoland of the Pacific" This was learned today from army officers now here.
 LONGsHoREMEN QUIT.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 22.-The long shOremen engaged in loading the barge Lawrence with freight for the Anchorage end of the Alaska railroad, walked out this afternoon, but this will not delay the loading.
 THE AUTOS TOLL.
 GALVESTON. Sept. 22.-W. S. Dennis, Miss Claudia Collier and H. T. Roach were burned to death today when their auto capsized and the gasoline in the tank ignited,