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No. 10 SIXTEENTH YEAR
SKACJWAY ALASKA. THURSDAY, JUNE 12 1913
PRICE 10 CENTS
BRITISH HOUSE
FRIGHTENED B!
SACK 0' FLOUR
LONDON, Juno 12 ? The House of
Commons wan thrown In to the wild
est scenes of disorder yesterday af
ternoon, when a male suffragette
threw a sack of flower from the
gallery which lit at the feet of
frontier Asqulth. who was making n
speech.
When the sack struck the floor
It burst open and the dusty contents
rose in a cloud. The large audi
ence In the galleries and the mem
bers of the House immediately
thought it was an Infernal machine
and the cry of dynamlto was raised.
After the less excitable heads had
iiuleted down the disorder the work
was continued with. The suffra
gette has been placed under arr?t.
I \:0\ I KYDKK LANDS
IH'BLIC PIUNTKR SIT
WASri'AOTON, June 12? Corne
lius Ford of New Jersey has beeu
nominated by the President for pub
lic primer. Ford is a labor lender
nnd has bv n at the head of state
libor organizations He was back
ed by the powerful influences of
the Typogiaphlcal Union.
I LEAGUE I
I BASEBALL
XOKT H WESTERN LEAGUE
At Victoria ? Seattle, 2; Victoria. 1
At Spoka.ie ? Spokane, 6; Tacoma. I
AMKKIOW LEAGUE
At New York -Chicago, 1; N'ev.
" York, 0.
At Washington ? Detroit, 11; Wash
ington. ij.
At Philadelphia? St. Louis, 5; Phil
adelphia, 2.
At Boston ? Cleveland, 9; Bonton, 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Pittsburg ? Pittsburg, 11; Urook
At St. Louis ? B'-ston, 5; St. Louis,
At Clnclnuatl ? Cincinnati, 3; Phlla
At Chicago? New York, 5; Chicago, ;
GERMANY FIGHTING THK
WHITE SIjAVE TRAFFIC I
BERLIN, June 12 ? As a result of
co-operation between German police
and the officials and employes of th I
railroads, the government today bo
Kan laying its lines for merciless pro
secutlon of a number of "white slav
ery Already several eases have
bet a concluded and a number of
thoso who have piled the nefarious
export trade In women and young
ti'rls today began serving limit sen
tences. some of which are as long as
forty-fivo years. Owing to Ignor
ance and poverty, some of the pro
vinces havo been among the prin
ciple recruiting grounds for the slav
e*i The latter had .strong organi
sations throughout the country and ! ?
it has only been with the greatest
difficulty that the government has
succeeded In ferreting them out.
Scores of young girls, deceived by
promises of marriage, big wages, an ,
forged letters purporting to como j (
from relatives In America, have ens (
lly been Induced to slip away with
the recruiting agents who wore some !
times women but more pften men.
Hundreds of casos of young girls dis
Appearing have beon reported to the (
police. Few of the victims ever
it was when matters reached such
u pass '.hat tho government Issued
an edict that no girl unaccompanied
by parents or relatives should bo al
lowed to sail from any- Germau port
without a pass. The authorities al- i
so were instructed to Investigate ,
thoroughly when applications were ,
mado for such passes. Tho slavers
c'roumvtnted the police and govern- j
ment by slipping across the frontier
Into Holland, Belgium or France
BKYAN SMOOTH K8
THK TKOI'IU.KI) WATERS
WASHINGTON. June 15? Secro
t ry 'of State Bryan Is preparing his
second note to Japan which will be
dtapatc&ed the first of next week. It
U undcrs'ood that tho tone of the
note will be conciliatory.
The newly appointed United Statoa
Marshal, Mr. Irwin, who Is on his
way to Fairbanks. Is reported to
have said, "one thing that helped mo
most was the opposition of Dole
igate James Wlckorsham. Ho had
no influence with the Taft adminis
tration, and he has less with the pre
sent." V.'ben was the wish of the
majority of the people of Alaska
ever respected at Washington? Ne
ver, at least, not to speak of. ? Pe
tersburg Progressive.
If there were
better ones made
we would have
them.
? EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
i.
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| H. J. Lynch
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TURKS MURDER
GRAND VISIER
IN SIRE RIOT
CONSTANTINOPLE, Juno 12
Grand Vliler Schofket of Turkey
wits assassinated at noon yostorday
while motoring. through the streets
hi his private car. His aid was al
so killed. The murder was perpe
t rated by two civilians.
following the ktllliig of the Grand
V Ixler. berlous outbreaks began
throughout the city and many con
fl.cta havo resulted In Injuries to
the contending sldeo. The govern
ment has declared martial law and
>oldiers are now In chargo of the
city. Klotlng has boon stopped by
the Immediate arrest of overyone
who attempts to croato a demou
nt ration of u political nature.
Prlnco Hallm of tho Young Turks
lias been appointed Grand Vlslor for
he time being.
HOME ItULK HILL
I'.VsSKI) SKCOVI) RKADIN'U
I ON DON. Juii* 12 ? The House of
Commons of tho British Parliament
[?esterday passed tho second reading
3f the Irish home rule bill.
ALFRED G. VANDERB1LT.
Snapped at Opening of
Coaching Seaioni In England.
WX>9EVEI/r AND 8ULZER
FIGHT IN SAME TIIKNCH
BUFFALO, Juno 12 ? Theodore
Roosevelt in campaigning the state
of Now York In tho Intorests of the
direct primary. The measuro also
bus tho support of Govornor Sulzer
who called an extra session of the
legislature In tho hopo of getting
such a law on tho books.
Mr. Roosovelt says that the direct
primary Is tho only means that the
state his of getting rid of the cor
rupt political machine which has
dominated things so long In tho Em
pire State.
Goern't Sulzor and Ex-President
kooseelt art scheduled to spoak froi
tho same platform for throe moot
lugs, combining their Influence and
argument for the passage of the dl
rou primary law.
JOE I'DONALO
RELEASED ON
$50,000 BONDS
JUNEAU, Juno 12 ? Joseph Mac
l>onuld w:ia given his freedom by
Judge Peter D. Overfleld at 3:30 p.
hi. ycstordjt.v, subject to his giving
:t ball bond In the Bum of $50,000.
Tho details of providing this amount
were carried cut rapidly and
the former superintendent of tho
Trcadwell mine was given his liber
ty last i veiling. Tho suretleo are B.
It. Than", general manager of the Al
; ska-Gastlneau Mining company; n.
M. Boh rendu, pioneer banker and
merchant of Juneau; Emery Valen
t.nc, pioneer merchant of Junoau;
J. C. McPiIde, manager of tho C. W.
Young company, of Juneau; P. II.
Fox, a pioneer merchant of Douglas;
M. J. O'Connor, pioneer merchant
of Douglas
Mr. MacDonald said that he came
back of his own accord and that he
had no intontlon of runnlug away.
Ho was slid that the court hud de
cided to admit him to ball.
He seemed very glad, indeed, and us
he hastened toward tho telephone,
he said: "I must telephone Mrs
MaoDoimld."
Samuel II. Plies, formerly United
r>tulcs Senator from the State of
Washington and J. M. Shoup, for
merly United States Marshal for the
l' irst Judli lul Division, wero entered
as associate counsel in the MacDon
ald case. Judg? R. W. Jennings,
>vho Is disqualified from trying the
c.ise on uccount of having boon as
oclated with the defense prior to his
elevation to the bench, gave way to
Judge Overfleld who arrived from
SPANISH CAIJtNKT RESIGNS
.lMlfl POLITICAL CONFUSION
PARIS, Juno 12 ? Advicee received
hero today announce that the Span
ish cabinet lins resigned and that a
groat political crisis threatens the
government. Details urc so meager
that no ouo can estimate the cause
of the trouble.
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ILLINOIS ADDED
TO WOMAN SUF
FRAGE STATES
SPRINGFIELD, June 12? Illinois
will be the next state to grant full
suffrage tc women. Last evening
'.!??? lower house of tlie legislature
im.-sod (Ise woman's suffrage bill by
i good majority, following closely
tlu passage of the same meaauro
through the senate. It will now
go to tl.o governor, and as he has
expressed no hostility to the act, In
all probability It will be plnced on
the statute books bearing his signa
ture.
Telegrams of congratulation aro
pouring !ii from the women and the
I'cadg of tho suffrage cmovoments
from all purts of tho United States
for tho action of tlio legislature in
parblng the bill.
ITALIAN OFFICERS TAKK
< HAIUiK OP CHARLTON
JERSEY CITV. June 12? Murder
er Charlton, who lost out a few days
ago In his caso before the Supreme
Cturt hits been turned over to the
Italian ?.ulhorltleg and kept under
clone gJurd pending his trip to It
rly. Ho will have to stand trial for
the murder of his wife, whose dead
body wi.it found In I<akc Como.
lit FUG
T
MANI1.A, Juno 12 ? Another war
In the Philippines Is promised If tho
re'-elllous Moros do not quit their
depredation*. Word conies from
IJngsag tint the Moros are entrench
ed thero in large numbers nnd are
defying the government.
The American forces are prepar
ing to fight the Insurrectionists and
orders have been received by the
troops to get In readlne s for a cam
paign.
FUKDEJUCK M. HBOWN
<;kts judgeship
WuBliliif, on, June 12 ? President
Wood row W lson yesterday gent
Uie name of Freederick M. Brown
of Vaidei to tho Senate to be Judge
of tho United States dUtrlct court
for t,he Third Judicial Division.
Fred M. Brown, appointed to bo
t '.iltcd States District Jubge for tho
Third Judicial Division, Is a pioneer
of Vaid.-z, nn able lawyer and one
ot the mutt popular men of Alas
ka Westward. He has sored several
terms m mayor of Valdez, and was
endorsed by hundreds of peopio of
thai section for Judge. He Is a llfe
lOiig democrat. His chief opponent
for the Judgeship was John V. Os
trander.
st I'llEME COUKT UPHOLDS
NKWSI* M'EIt DISCRIMINATION
WASHINGTON, Juno 12? The Su
preme Court holds that tlie recently
enacted newspaper law Is valid.
Tills lavs requires that all newspa
pers and magazines publish a sworn
statement of the number of their
subscribers, an account of their in
debtedness, who holds mortgages or
majority stock, and other matters
which in other business arc consid
ered of a prlvute nature.
Tho cas had been carried to tho
Supreme Court by a prominent maga
line willed claimed the law is unjust
discrimination against the publish
ing business.
< AIjIFOKVJA marks
XKW Al'TO LAWS
The session of the Cnllfrnia leg
islature j ntst ended created in ad
dition in the widely discussed alien
land bill, a measure remodeling tho
laws of the state. Ah the second
??>'.ato hi thp Union In the number of
automobiles owned, this action as
sumes incr" than ordinary Impro
tance.
Unde.- a new law which has just
been fllj; ted by Gov- Johnson a new
license system is established, new
lules of 'he road created and a radi
cal departure made, at least so far
as wesurn states are concerned, by
transferilnc the Issuing of lU-enses
from th-i Secretary of State to tire
Slate Engineer.
Another notable feature of this
?aw is Its provision regarding tho
automobile warning signal. By its
enactment California becomes tho
first state to legally define what con
stitutes an adequate sigal, and also
to make unlawful the use of all slg
mls "for any purpose except as
warnings of danger.'
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