KIt. IVt 1 ? T>?-rr Is i
rnml atrlke of the rnlnem In
Nevada A demand has been n?*de
<-n th? proprietors for ?n l?CTe*?o j
in |?i?jr which ll being dllflWl. j
Tb* miners my that If the demand
It not granted there will immedi
ately result a strike which will st?;?
operation* throughout ill* entire
?tale
Manila, Oct. 1? Fifteen thou
sand cigarmakers went on strike
I entity for higher wa*?*. There hM
hfm no disorder o( cMisequwuv,
hut It Is f?ar*d that something riot
ous may start at any moment. iho
owner* seem Inclined to think thAt
the men will return to work, and
'he men seetm inclined to the belief
I that the bow* will pay the higher
I scale demanded.
t.lMfc HiXiH RtlMMi
MINKHS MHU Ml I'lM.Y
A number of arrivals In l>i*??n <
from (h# h??d of the White river
r*|>ort a ruthless slaughter of *ame
In that district on the American
' !u*1n* the present summer,
say* the Itaown N>w?. R)*
hauler* ram* Into the district in
*r*er->? partie*. and spent w?ok
t hrr> The t'opper River A Norl!)
western railway l?rou?ht some of lh"
banter* within short distant c ot
the White River <*>Pi?er field* The
^ rotil .mil some of the coast ste.un
er companies iMued special Illustra
ted pamphlet* telling of the abun-1
anee of sh?ep, caribou, moose, benrs,
k rouse and ptarmigan in the dis
trict The parties attracted by th*
? \ plot tat ton of the name feature ?
conducted themsrln < on the whole
that the entire mining community
is highly Incensed The men just
down from the district cannot et
preaa themselves too emphatically
l:i denunciation, they all **re??
over the actions of the slaughterevs
< H>.- of 'he miners speaking today
at the Royal Alexandra, said. nnl
th?- othet White river people ?*iwl
with him. as follows;
"White river has been bleswl
with considerable lance name, espec
ially sheep These animals hare
be?n near enough the prospectors
for us to get fitsh meat when w<
desire It without having to tramp
fort* to fifty miles This summer
the |H>o|?le who slaughtered merely
for pleasure In kllllsa came They
reduced the herds and drove back
the sheep They also killed tnan> i
caribou and mo?we when not bH j
ed
"t>ne party came In after having
killed four monae Another killed
four caribou One woman in a
I'uget Sound millionaires' party shot
down three caribou and cried. It hi
uid. because she missed the fourth.
The party had no need of the Moat
beyond perhaps one animal. Other
hunting parties were almoat us bad.
They came merely to pet pleasure
In shooting down handsome large
animals In cold blood It is a cry
ing shame. The meat v as left to
not.
"Ptarmigan also could be shot
everywhere at any time needed, but
there was no e*< use for anyone to
t-UngMer the birds wantonly. How
erer, the sated pleasure s<-ekers shot
the Birds by the score, and I'*
tfem become putrid. One outfit
brought forty ptarmigan Into t!c
North Fork Island camp. Htrds
slaughtered in that number couiil
not be used by the handful of peo
ple there In days Several caribou
and mooee killed nearby at one time
by single parties would last such
little parties weeks could It , ha*e
l?een piesenred.
"l?r. Sugden, game warden for
the Whitehorae district, was ai Can
yon City, on the Canadian side lla 1
the d<-troiiag squad come th?re
the members would have been ar
p?t?>d and brought to Dawson The
came which the pampered pleasure
seekers seek means life to the men
prospecting In 'he wilds If we
take h'.m or Iwmm there It coats
40 rents a pound to lay It down i't
our camps, and then It it not fresh
meat, and may W spoiled on the
way In.
"We are planning to take up this
matter with the Alaskan officials,
and we hope to put a stop to the
waste.
Mrs. llahltne left this morning
for Carr Olynn for a visit of an In
definite time. She was accompa
nied by Miss nemice Pahllne who
iroes to Bennett for a visit with
friends.
OUR
NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS .
FOR LADIES
NOW ON DISPUT
? QocUe
DENOTES STYLE
AND QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J . LYNCH
i'Hot<h;rh?hs. initiations
t\n (HTiNfls Rjijovfa*
H. H. Draper and A. C. Mercer
returned last night from a week
spent In the Atlln district where
they ha ve been taking views of th-?
scenic wonders of that remarkable
country. The views will be us.?d
by the White Pass company to ad
vertise the advantages of the rail
way as u tourists paradise.
Wbllo at Atlln they got photo
graphs of the site for the nfw
White Pass hotel which Is to l?e
one or the most complete tourist
headquarters In the north. Through
the courtesy of Hugh Mulllneau*.
superintendent of the B. C. road
commlslon, Messrs. Draper and
Mercer were taken up Kuby creek
to the Dalton camp and shown the
gigantic 'hydraulic operations be
ing conducted there. In connection
with the roads on the Canadian Jide
hese gentlemen say that they are
perfect highways that are a pleas
ure to drive over. Thev also vis
ited the Kngirteer mine and til"
Cartridge mine where a tramway Is
being Installed,
In company with l>r. I.. 8. Ke'lcr
and severs: other members of th<
\rctlc ltrotherhood. they went to
Discovery where they very eu jo'r
ibly assisted In the Initiation Into
Camp Iliac. > very So 1 ?, of a chee
?>haco
t'l >? 'l\\ ATI lill-TH BAN
UN UTO HORN'M
Cincinnati, Oct. 1 ? The traf.'lo
ordinance here which for seven.1
vcure has prevented motorists front
using nil kinds of wirnlng signals
r?i?pt the hand-operated bulb ho.-n
an bw-n repealed. The new law
I hut supplant* It goes into effect
today.
This provides that nil mttomoMHB
must be equipped with signals e*T?
; ble of producing an "abrupt nolo,
sufficiently loud to be heard undei
all conditions of truffle." It re
stricts their use, however, to times
of actual necessity.
In l>oth respects the new moas
urc ia exactly aitnllnr to ordinances
recently enacted by the round la of
Chicago, St. Louis, Newark e.nd
other large rltlae throughout t,i(
country. .
It Is aaid that the change from
the old order of things wan mide
necessary by the Increasing number
of accidents. Many of these were
directly traceable to (allure to gi .e
sufficient warning of the automo
bile^ approach. Motorists Involve!
declared taat It was oftentimes im
possible to do this by using only
the bulb horn prescribed by the
old law.
STATUS OF THK ll\l,k\N
AFTKlt TIRKKVS HTAI.P
London, Oct. 1 ? The Balkan
states, whirh Include Roumanln, 3er
via and Montenegro are netting
ready to flprht Turkey. A mobili
zation of the troops have begun and
it is believed that they will be In
the field 'vithin a week for the
I urpose of suppressing the powers
of Turkey in Europe.
IN KDICATKD INDIAN Vft.
FKNN1MORK COOPM* BRAND
H?,re la a little Indian story suit
able to the age. It has none of
the hot house thrilla of the Fennl
more Cooper brand of Indian ro
mance. It la a atory of fact and
today a occurrence which I* being
'?njoyed by the Indiana of Alaafca
Henry Phlllpa, a full blooded na
tive of the Chllcat tribe, attended
school at Carlisle. He waa taught
not only to read and write, but
they made Industry the dally part
of the study. Aa a result he came
out of that Inatltutlon a first clasa
l?re-mnian and a good printer. Me
went to work In the Dally Alaskan
office where he proved himself cap
able and reliable.
Thl? spring; Mr Phlllpa went to
Y.ikfttat bay and apent the summer
in fishing, something his ancestors
had done for years He combined
Its inherent Instinct for fishing
with hia education which formed a
combination hard to beat, and 'He
result was that he captured 16f,3*0
salmon which he sold to the can
nery. The reason that he knowa
jus; how many he caught, waa th.it
took a counting machine wt'h
him, which was the result of hia
education, and thri he could not
cheat himself nor allow anyone to
cheat him which It Is said. Ins
hoen done sometimes in the pa*t.
After the season close.l Mr. Phil
ips came back to Skagway, arriv
ing here on the Oeorgia last Sun
day, with hia poke full of gold.
I'pon his arrival here Mr. Phlllpa
found to his pleasant surprise th.it
JH ra. Philips had been engaged In
the development of the country and
had a nice boy to add to the hanpl
neas of the hdusehold.
Pecauae of the knowledge he na I
attained In school he waa made
foreman of a seining gang which
?d<t-<d to his Income; then he ??*l
ed aa Interpreter which alao sup
pletnented hia receipts, all of which
ttoes to rfhow that the Indian of ro
mance and reservation is no good
to himself or to the nation, while
an educated, self reliant and self
supporting Indian la a useful citi
zen, and the way to become self
I supporting Is to keep off the res?*r
vations and get an education along
industrial lines
SNKAP DEHIRD ( HAXCK
to knjciy mbkhtv
Amarlllo, Oct. 1 ? Danker Snead
?vaa denied a writ of habeas corpus
yesterday and was remanded to Jail
to await trial for the killing of Al
Hoyce. Sni-ad had used all the In
fluence that money and prejudice
could he brought to bear, for the
purpose of Raining hi* liberty while
awaiting trial, but the rourt w;i*
obdurate to all petition* In his be
half
CLAIM THAT THBODORK
H \l> AN ITCHIXCJ PAI.M
Washington, Oct. 1 ? A witness
representing the Harriman Inter
ests was railed before the campaign
probing committee this morning.
He testified that Roosevelt sought
money from that corporation during
his randidary for the presidency In
1 804,
GREEN
TOM A TOES
A large shipment just received
We sell them at 5c per pound
or 75c per box
Better Order Now if you are
going to put up any
SEASON ABOUT OVER
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
Salem, Oct. 1 t>ne hundred an J
?lx taleamen have been railed hi,
the raaea against Kttor and
annottl, th<* two .nen who are
charged with Inciting riot In 'he
late Lawrence atrllre Kttor la ih?
social lat editor of a paper which
denounced the textile mill owner#
Hlii artlfUjr In iwpport of th#
er? brought on tb? hootlMfjr of lh?
mnmifartorem who had tfc# two
nrreotod rhargod with ra?ir# irlWI
f han r*n br ?w??mrrat#d In an or<il
i.nrjr nf?p*p*r artl^l*, *ht#f ?#m?*
which l? that th#y *IH?il with tU*
Mrlk?n.
JHHiWKflMX .tRTMT
TO IVTKItl'KKT AM?Kt
The grandeur and picturesque- 1
ness of Alaska and the Pacific Const
will be lni?rprrt?1 to the ;i?f?ple of
Kurope by the famous Norwegian j
painter, Conrad Selmyr. who haa ar-'
rived here from Alaska, where he '
spent two montha sketching Kin
the Han Francisco Chronicle. He'
visited Ketchikan, Wrangel nar- ;
row*, Sitka, Bkagway, Whitehora*
and other place* and made a dot
en sketches of different witt
When flniahed, hia paintings wtfl '
*>e aent to the salons of Pari*. Ber
lin, Ixuidon. Vienna and Brussels
for exhibition. '
Among the pleasl;tg ot Selmj-r's
aketchet are a winter scene at
Skagway and a aunset In (Uaei er
National Park They ?ho? a Of
light ful treatment of colora and a
masterful technique
Selmyhr wag invited to vlalt Al
aaka and the Northern Pacific atatea
by James J. Hill, the railway mat,- ?
nate, who has purchased the art
ist's "Norwegian Fjord," a paint- '
of remarkable "life." Selmyhr j
will remain her# for aeveral da/a
und will make a aketch of the Gold
en Oate. Me will go from here to
New Zealand and t h aiice to South
America, where he ftill make sket
ches of the Andes allies. He ir-1
pecta to re'urn to Kurope in about
a year.
Helmyhr studied his art In '.!???
Beaux Arts of Paris and In t!?e
academ|e* of Brussels and Munich,
and onder the famous Norwegian
painter, the late Frlti Toolow, and
Hana Oude. Hia paintings have
been shown In all the best anion*
of Rurope, and he will be the most
distinguished painter to exhibit
American scene*.
The people of flkagway had the
pleasure of viewing one of Mr. rtel
myhr's paintinga when it was placed
on e?hlMMon at the Hortk-altar*!
Fair by Wm Brltf. It to now br
ing di*pUrMi by *f. "fi" ??
pharmary
?
C.tT-t .iLlit FOR TKIH?%
BI T WD5t KHIZS HI*
KrMtIII*, Ort I luring th*
*pee<-h of Mr RooaereH In tkla Mr
last night there waa ronalderaMe
;innoyanre uml by tb* I Mi*" ^
rrlea for (Jot lloop^r. ronpled with
h few hnrrah'a for Wilaoti T?-??dy
maintained hi* romp.?aiire all :he
way through, not wilhatanding ih?
about* must hat* bwn annoying
IRRKiATMl rOW?*?
OPK*fl WITH vfan It At'
Halt l^afco, Oet I ? A *l*?n??
larnlval and street parade today
marked the opening of tha National
Irrigation rongreaa. The rtty la
filled with vlalt0ra who fame to
wltneaa the rarnlval feature* aa
well aa to attend tke deliberation a
of the apeikera who will dlarvaa tha
ineatlont ot Irrigation
mnvjvrv.r to iimvnK
l,KADim TO AWHTRATmi
Kl I'aao. Oet. I? Adrlrea ka/e
| renehed here that the nejfotlatloaa
for peare between the warring far
tlofM In Metlro ara programing and
will donbfleaa reaalt la a>. arailatl-a
The evident Intention on the p*rt
of the American government to if
terret.e la probably the rauae of the
wlllingneaa of the Metlean flgktara
lo arbitrate
Tnrk Flaherty offera a prl*# ot 1
bottle of- i grape Jalrei to tke lady
making the hlgheat aeore thla we-k
on the towling alleya.
Some
Reasons
why you should wear a
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