lues IS TO HUE to
(Special PispatcU to The Dally Alaskan)
Seattle, Jun? 1 ? It is announced today that Fran*
Youngs, of Seward, is to have charge of the campaign foi
John B. Corson. He will have charge of the Coreon funds.
It was Youngs that, after leaving the Corson camp and
joining the anti-Hoggatt convention which| nominated Calt
followed this action by sendiog in a letter saying he would
support Corson. It is believed now that Youngs was
prompted to this action by a proffer of the job he now
holds of conducting the Corson campaign and it is intimat
ed by some that the whole proceeding was done for what
effect it might have in throwing discredit on the Cale con
vention.
H1AULICKS
FOB BERRYS
Clarence Berry, the Fairbanks miner,
stopping at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
says he e.xpec'.s a big cleon up this
year And another year, be says, will
see him out of the pick-and-shovel
mining altogether. He has big hold
ioes on Eagle creek near the boundary
line on the Yukon and is going in there
on his way to Fairbanks to look after
his interests. It is a big hjdraullci
proposition, and he says it Is the system
that appeals to him from this time on.
Ho savs th? uncertainty of the labot
proposition and the trouble incident tc
it, has scared him out. Hvdrauliclox
is simple, brings big results and can be
managed with a few men.
(By United Prow.)
Portland, June 1? The direct prim
ary election is on today for the choice
for United State* senator. Chamber
lain looks like a winner over Coke th?
republican.
(United Press Telegraph-Cabl# Service.)
Cbicogo. June 1 ? The great number of contest* of del
egations to the national republican convention promises to
disrupt the plans of the leaders. The business will cause
a long delay in the convention. All depends ou the com
mittee on cr-deutials.
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Judge Gunnison this morning col
vened court and has oeen going ovtr
the commissioner's accouts for most of
the day. He will convene court in tba
morning and then adjourn until July
6th.
10 INSTALL
THE WIRELESS
(By United Pre**.)
Lieut. Jennett, who has charge of
the work of Installing tha wireless
plants in the interior, is at the Puller
bouse. He is to orersee the lnstalla
tlan of plants at Eagle, Circle and Fair,
banks. Mr. Kreuger, his wsUtant, Is
with him.
Lieutenant Moore is in the city en
route to Fort Egbert.
FUNK DEBTS
MUTE Mil HH
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Fairbanks, June 1? The democrats here have met in
mass meeting and formally repudiated John Ronan, the
| nominee for delegate of the Juneau convention. They have
! instead endorsed Major Clum.
II en OH I! urns
They can ^niy speak io a whispjr
but those who were wi'h the Arctic
Brotherhood down to Haines yesterday,
siy, f- here they can make themselves
undorftrnxl, It wan' , t)u ?i.ie or meir
lives. The weather was so threaten
ing in the morning that most of those
who intended to go and all of the ladies
were "scared out of It." But there
were enough of those who could not be
suppressed nor side tracked by
threatening weather to load up two of
the fleet, the Hegg and the Princess
j? about forty. These included the
base ball bunch and their enthusiastic
suppporters, The two boats sUrted
away about the same time and the Fox,
carrying the mail for that day with
them. The Fox is reputed to be among
the fastest and the Princess was dis
posed to take up her saucy challenge
and the run between these two boats to
the Haines wharf was one of the pretti
est bits of excttment that has been seen
on the canal. The Princess won by a
few hundred foet, getting well tied up to
the dock when the Fox nosed in? de
feated. The Hegg did not undertake
to dispute with these two but made the
run faccording to rule? everybody
comfortable and happy. Entering the
harbor at Haines ihe Keg* displuyed a
string of banners and (lag's, prepared
by th6 skipper? that is to say by his
Matttfundeen. C^eof th<>8?
was a wide banner reading "A. B.? Our
Idea of Brotherhood."
On the dock were Arctic Chief Odeli
and a number of members of his clan to
welcome the visitors. The run down
the canal carried the excur?ionists out
of the rain that ihreanened here and
they enjoyed sunshine and fair winds
the whole days After lunch at Haines
the crowd walked or ro lo to Jones's
Point where is the prettiest ball
grounds in Alaska? bar none. And
there took place one of the most excit
ing ball games ever played in the dis
trict. In the fifth inning the score
stood 7 to 7? with the whole army lined
up along the line from third baso to
home and home to first, both sides, by
the most astonishing lot of rooter* ever
turned loose on a ball park. It was
simply awful? the noise of the rooting
brought the natives down from Hindu
stuki. The A B's made 2 in the sixth
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THE EMERBcnu. * *??? ?*SSED AFTER ALL
(United Preea Te
Washington, June 1?
liouae adjourned at- 11:52
just two minutes earlier.
The currency bill wl
talked to death, survived tt
late Saturday afternoon, thi
feated, The bill passed the
There were but few other b
last hours. The president
whole night session occupyi
to sign what bills might be
EXCURSION TO
DENVER GLAGIEF
There Is a party preparing to go t
Denver Glacier tomorrow under th
guidance of H. H. Draper. Mr. Drape
says tbat all who wish to go will b
welcome to this party and il thi
number that reports to him this even*
ing is large enough to warrant? say
23? ho caa arrange with the railroad
company to start a train away at eight
o'olock? ahead of the regular train?
and also to run out ro bring them back
to town at six o'clock, giving "he
party ample time to do the glacier
HOE EIIDI
(United Pres? Talej
Nome, June 1 ? At a gent
spective of party, Delegate Ca
tion against all others.
fit's Abo
ANP HK CAN BANK ON IT
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THE ORE-PRIGEOICLOTHIERS
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