?he JMltj Alaskan
fTW*rfe*i Vbrtrf
KuMiim.
No. 380. THIRTKKNTH YEAR.
SKA(tWAY. ALASKA KRlhAY. JI NK K 1911 PKi< K. i<> ( KN' TM
WILL SUPPRESS
ALL RIOTING
(By Alaska Ne*s Bureau.)
? SSICO CITY. Juno 16- Reports
pouring into this e'*y. from
various states Utat rioting and
ri sorOer is ot frequent occurrence
a d "hat much daniasre to property is
Jv rig dor. , r.nd that life is in con- i
??iti >al danger
twcn. Madero has issued instruc
tors that he authorities in the
various unsettled cities be given
orders to us.? drastic measures to
suppress all semblance of disorder- j
- or unla?fu" vxmduct.
tBy Alaska Ne*s Bureau.)
N
Representative II. V Barn hart, the
democratic lepresentative of the
1:1 h District cf Indiana, this mora
?; introduc 1 a bill demanding that
>.. *-spapers throughout the United
Stales prist the names ot the own
ers. *he publisher and the manag
ing editor.
MilL
QUITS FIGHT
i By Alaska News Bureau.)
t ? \KUAND June 16 ? Claiming a
fo.il which *tss not allowed by the
r, vree, Dan Sullivan quit in the
thud round of what was to have
ban a twenty round fight, giving
tbo de> <u>n to Frank Klaus.
~here will te a dance at the Arc
tic Brotherh x>1 ball tonight at nine
t\.ock. to wKch everyone is invit
ed. The dance will be known as a
P.< ltwaist Daiice, and a rood time is
>. sranteed b r the committee,
marshal fonzo shot
ACIOR ACTED
AS ORGANIZER
(By Alaska News Buwan >
?> VN DIRCO Cal., Jun? lt>
Tick" Ferris, the millionaire actor.
vm? arrosted ?n this c<*> this morn
i y Vnl' "I States federal offi
i-i's charged with conspiracy.
The charge lodged against Ferris
?- that he violated the neutrality laws
I > hiring men in the I nited States
,i>s soldiers '"o" scrvioc in the Mexi
? vi insurrec'o army.
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
-WN FRANCISCO, Jun< 16? Chief
of Police Seviuour, who has been
uc.ler charg.?s of graft, was today
! .^turned a wir.nor in the courts,
?-h ch decid, d that he should hold
Lis position. When told of the de
? ifr'on of the court. Seymour immed
at. ly resigned.
Oan White has been appointed as
?tt successor to Seymour as ohief
of police.
BIG sir
IN COLORADO
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
DENVER, June 16 ? The entire
v'?ate of Colorado was shaken by &
Cr.,ere earthquake early this niorn
uu. Although the news receive!
*hus "far is ir eager, it is thought
?bf-re has 1> en considerable prop
er' y damage. ?
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| Ladies , have you seen the new 5
Double Service J f
House Dresses * ~
Saves one-halt' of your laundry bills
HADE IN I
PLAIN CHAM BRAYS and GINGHAMS |
SHEPHERD PLAIDS. NURSES
STRIPES. AND OTHER |
POPULAR FABRICS
?
And they cost less than you can ?et them jjj
made tor
A Perfect Fit, $2.00 and $2.25 ?
H. J. LYNCH I
?r
Tha Up-To-Date Haberdaah ar and Ladlaa Furnlahar. j.
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Lena Bernhoffer, In Attempting To Pre
vent Ejectment Of Aunt Shoots Of
ficer ? Examination With Aid Of
X-Rays Fail To Disclose Location
Of Bullet ? Girl Is Not Arrested
As. the result of a bullet wound |
;'ifl!cted by Miss Lena Bernhoffer. ,
l > ; uty Marshal FV>nso is at present
a' the White Pass hospital, undergo
li ,. an examination, for the purpose
i>i" finding tho bullet which lodged in
Irs right arm near the shoulder.
I'he Marshil. in company with Jail
? Kock. Matt Sundeen, and one
tCi' e man, entered the New Home
iii laurant at It o'clock this morn
in,, for the purpose of taking posses
s.i r of the property in the name
of the law. fhe marshal stating his
on- 'ness to Miss Mary Bernhoffer,
proprietor of the business con
'tiled in the building. Miss Bern
loffer immediately screamed to her
">i?<e. Miss 1/ena Bernhoffer, who
ciiie to the aid of her aunt and
re- red a revolver, w'th which she
atti mpted to stand the officers off.
Vf <hal Konzo. not taking the action
s r'ously, said: "Why, Lena, you
voi ldn't shoot, would vou?" and
tmed towari her. As an answer
tin girl said "Yes, 1 would," and
find, striking the marshal in the
t ?!.' arm, n^ir the shoulder.
The marshal was hurried to the of
fte< of Dr. Gabie and the attempt at
the dislodgement of the tenants, was
;? mporarily dismissed. After a cur
fcciy examination of the wound at
ts? ? dotor's office the marshal was
i "ered to he hospital, where he
vas taken by the Fifth Avenue ho
'el bus at ten minutes of twelve.
fhortly a" >?r the shooting it was
l-.irned that Miss Bernhoffer had de
ok ed that i' the officers attempted
?&a?n to dislodge her, she would
t, herself and 6et fire to the build
ids. and Mayor Tanner, acting on
tiie information, ordered the fire ap
paratus In readiness to save the
?unlding in ease she kept her word
At 11:35, J. M. Tanner, in rom
ps i y with Fa'her Turnell. knocked on
the door of the building, gaining ad
Pillion and after & few minutes' con
? at ton co*iv meed Miss Rernhoffei
i :. i if she were going *o do aw*)
?jviifc herself. she had no rifcht to
ht>r nie o into th#? case, and
took the girl out of the building and
up lo his home, where ahe la at
(h present time. Returning a lit
''c later, M'*? Bernhoffer stated to
him that ahe would aettle. If given
ir?< *e time, hut reiterated her ln
t. Mon of k'l'ing herself and burning
th building if any further attempt
t- ? made to dispossess her.
I'p to the t'me of going to preaa
it s impossible to tell how serious
the Injury to the marshal ia as
iu bullet l.aa penetrated deeper
Kuin was at first supposed *nd i?
1.x nteil somi wl.ore In the side of the
lody.
Tne original trouble arises over
I ,i right ot ownership of the ground,
vh'ch Is within the Moore Town
>ite to which latent was issued sev
( :?! years a<o and th>? ground has
lie' n in dispute for about fi y?*?rs.
0 .N-r was reitived from the Dia
t it Court en the second of June
f ? the marshal's office here to
is;>o8sess. and the marshal was in
'ho performance of his duty when
'it' was shot.
A telegram was sent by a number
'* the merchants of the eity to B
M. l'ehrends, who holds a deed to
the property, stating that they
?voi'.'d guarantee the payment of the
noney if he would, for the present
dn.p the cas-v t'p to the time of
o'i g to pr \ss. however, no answer
had been received.
"the case is very deplorable, con
sidering the >outh of the young
'idy who did the shooting, and it
>? M.rmised that the deed was done
linger the stress of great excitement
and the co.i-inual listening to the
r i :tal of th ? fancied persecution of
BAPTISTS WILL
FIGHT DIVORCE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PHILADELPHIA, June 16? The
i':?l list Confetence for the Eastern
district is now in session in this
i in. and over 10.000 ministers are in
8?w ndance.
VI today's session the questioh of
>ii . < roe was introduced, and plans
will be perfected to fight the evil.
ST. LOUIS HAS
CONFLAGRATION
(Ry Alaska News Bureau.)
i-'T. LOUIS June 16 ? Five manu
facturing < stablishments situated
ltKr the ra'lroad terminal yards
n-c wore totally destroyed by fire
'Ms morning. The loss will reach a
ir : lion.
Th? Hegg wiU make a trip to
Hatnes tomorrow.
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Pic-Nic and Camping Deli-*
cacies t
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We have everything in the eating line to *
make your outing an enioyable one *
We are always pleased to show the goods +
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For the camp fire cook our "Hills Bros." *
coffee is IT +
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P. H. GANTY, Grocer *
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IS
(By Ala*ka Now* Bnreaa.)
W A8H1NUTON. D C . Jnno 1*~
<.-nator Kni ? Nelson of Minnesota
thin mornln* *howo<1 hi* antagjn>l?tl<
vt'ltude tow trr!j? the reciprocity Mil
flo?.r of the >nate th!<* mornln*
N< 1 on *ald In part. "I
i ttj as I )n>I' ve that 'i'ch a me*?
uro would work irreparable d*map
?m i ho farmer of the t'nifed fltate?
THEY MUST
(By Alaska News l!?r.-?u I
Sti'e Snprptn.- Court trwtay rr?nder?,?1
asy fonr tus of thf> Standard Oil
Company fro.n combining to m lfl?
. i>i ipotition.
SHE ON IN
PHILADELPHIA
} HTLADELI HlA. Jina IS- Offi
? at th? Baldwin tnoomotire
work*, where a larg<-' r umber of
out. but tinio;i ]<n<tern ^iy fully
nipn are idl<>.
Tbe meals a* the Pullen House art1
jnsurpassed. Have you been over?
L'.ery thing the best thit the mark''''
*r* rds. 50c.
PUMPING IS
REHY DONE
(Ry Alaska Np#* tt?ff??an j
?WAX A, Jni?? I* TTip tmW hi
*r!y nil piimpM out of Ot? 'offor
r*rr, ami "h-> hnll of *h? Wain* l?
?i" xrly all cTi>o??t| Th? ro?<|HI??
o? ih?> hill * that th? ?ttrt'wloft
Ti?* it rr?* at tfrat ?or?? than *a n at
Jlt?* hollcrH
iesiiIg
IN SUGAR CASE
<Ry AMak* N*w* RurMn I
A8HINOTON. D. C . Jw? l? -
i ph SmKh. f ?-a<l of th? Mormon
?? ???' !i in V><ri<a nt ft'MMlM of
?; fommltl? h?>M
' 'v>t nifht to'i th?? i-otrtmftt*^ ho*
vicar" tr i handle |t? r*hat?n
(By Alaska Now# Him-wiiiI
I! ARRISBt SO. Pa . J>in?
nor Woodrow Wilson, of
'??tfj. and Conerossman champ
'"ark. of Missouri, at a banqwt
V f*> last ni**it ??lsrnss<vi [>?-mo?"rarv
BFHRENDS SAYS
SETTLE CASE
I ? bofor* ?oln* to pross a rabl?
iri>- was from B M R?h
i f-r-,T? stntlne that ho Is wlHlne to
*'? Horv'toffor *?i?f|?f| on
i?) tortr* within r?i*on.
JUST ARRIVED
A FINE LINE OF
LADIES'
CHILDREN'
and INFANTS'
SHOES
They Are Now On Display
Come In And Look Them Over
mil CLAYSON- Gothier
The Home of The
HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING
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