No. 357. TENTH YEAR. 8KAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1908. f ~ PRICE, 10 CENTS.
(Unltod Preaa T*l*graph-Cabl* ??rvlca.)
Washington, Mar. 25 ? The president submitted today
what will probably be his last message to the present .ses
sion of congress. The document is free from denunciation
of the congress or anybody, also there is nothing of radi
calism in it. The president confines himself strictly to an
urgent recommendation of the following measures: The
abolishment of child labor throughout the country; the
passage of an employer's liability law that will stand the
test of the supreme court; an amendment of the interstate
commmerce giving railroads the right of traffic agreements
subject to the approval of the interstate commission and
legals anction to legitimate business combinations; a law
placing liability upon the government for injury to it? em
ployes; legislation limiting injunctions; legislation
inaugurating a postal savings' bank system; providing for
the substitution of arbitration for strikes; legal recognition
of the rights of employes to sue upon labor agreements and
of employes to strike; outlawing the black list and of the
boycott; the passage of the Aldrich bill, and the preserva- i
tion of the forests. He urges in moderate language, re
newed activity and expresses the hope of seeing these re
forms on, which he has set his heart, brought into active
being.
SAY HE WAS
NO ANARCHIST
(By United Press.)
Chicago, March 25? The isqueat by
tha coroner la beeun into the circum
stances of the shooting of Auerbuch,
the man who attempted the life of
Chief of Police Shlppy and who was
?hot to death by the chief. The Jews
of the city are trying to prore that the
de?d man wu not on anarchist.
iMAY OUTFIT
AT SEATTLE
(By Unltad Pr*M.)
Seattle, March 25.? Arctic Explorer
I
Raol Amucdien kctured here last
night on his reccnt explorations in the
north, in the course of which he said
he would probably outfit here for his
proposed three years attempt to roach
the sreoffraobio north po'e.
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RETURNED AFTER
TI "EARS
(By United Pr*M.)
Spok?ne, March 25.? Cecil Brittnln,
kidnaped two years ago from Walla
Walla, was mysteriously returned to
bis paren's here today. The kidnapers
escaped. The kidnaping of the <J." X
was complete at the time, there bel~
do trace of the kidnapers. Every effort
was nade to trail the parties but with*
out resu t. The child saya^o was wel
oared for but can give iJ&i'd informa
- j
tion that would lead to the capture of
the criminals.
FISHEiENWIN
THEIR POINT
5 k.
(By United Presa.)
San Francisco, March 25? The strike
of Alaska fishermen has ended. The
packers have agreed to the same scale
as last year. The big fleet of fisher
boats will leave for the north this
week.
LA FDLLETTE
AT IT AGAIN
(By Unltsd Press.)
Washington, March 25.? Senator La
Foliete today resumed his speech
agi.init the Aldrich bill which he be
gan some days ago but was unable to
conclude at the time.
Ri IS STILL
ON IN Htm
(By United Preee.)
Port au t-iinoe, Ma.'ch 25? Refugees
are bain? taken aboard the battle ahip9
Id Hayti. The troops want to fight and
it will be difficult to prevent t-ouble.
The marlnea and other* 'he
cruisers are constantly uiftV1 -
pared for inst ut action. :
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4 1BO fclM 5
HE WANTS * ~1
LIVE COMMITTER
(By United Preaa.)
Washington, Morch 25? Delegate
Gale ha* asked Speaker CaDnon to be
given a place on the commit oe on ter
ritories.
(By United Praaa.)
? Washington, March 25 ?Governor
Hoggatt yesterday went before the
committee on territories having under
consideration tbe bill regulating the
sale of liquor in Alaska. The bill,
which is strongly favored by the gov
ernor and was introduced at his in
stance, proposes to confine the sale of
llqusr to the large towns and to stop
the practice of following railroad build
ers and camps acd construction orews
with booze.
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CAPTAIN CARROLL SUFFERS STROKE
(United Preaa Telegraph-Cabla Sarvlca.)
Seattle, March 25, ? Captaiu Jameg Carroll, for ytars
master of vessels sailing up the Alaskan coast, and for the
past four years in command of the excursion steamer Spo
kane, suffered a stroke of paralysis yesterday. The stroke
came while he was walking on a crowded thoroughfare yes
terday afternoon. His condition is serious.
Captain Carroll was one of the oldest and moat reliable
.^.cers on the run between here and sound points. He has
">een in command of the excursion steamer Spokane for the
last three seasons, He was formerly engaged in business
>| f; and owned the property where is now the Masonic
SF married and with his wife resides in Seattle.
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HOUSE FLOOR
(By United Preee.)
Washing March 25.? Representative
Sulzer was en 'aged in a sharp tilt to
day on the floor of the house with Rep
resentative Mann, of Illinois, regarding
the speech the former delivered on the
floor in the house last Saturday. Maun
insists that the speech which Sulzer
bad printed in the Congre'aional Rec
ord was not the same he delivered be
fore the house. Sulzer came back in
?harp language and both men were
culled to order. '
smpsily
PASSES SENATE
(By United Preee.)
Washington, March 25? The ship
subsidy bill was passed by the senate
today
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mercial Cafe. tf
JEROME AFTER
THE GAMBLERS
(By United Pr??t.)
Now York, March 25. ? Big gambling
enterprises have been uncovered here
that, it is said, have beenquietlv author
ized by the police District Attorney
Jerome is hot after the business and
will sift the matter to the bottom.
(By United Prees.)
. San Francisco, March 25. ? The con
ation of D. W. Stevens, shot by two
native Koreans on Sunday last, is now
deamed quit* hopeful aud it la believed
ha will recover It is thought that a
plot Is being hatched here looking to
the bringing about of a revolution in
Korea. It is also believed the authori
ties are j on the way tp get ?t the
wholo plaj. All the Japanese officials
here are being closely guarded.
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