.>n TENTH YEAR SKAUWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER, 9 1907 PRICE 10 CENTS
PETTIBONE MAT 8E GIVEN
Lira OM BOND
(By United Press.)
Boise, Oct !*? J. H. Pettlbooe btiuc
ill and the dynamiting of Sheriff Brown (
at Baker City, two hundred mi es from
h re, having so alarmed the taxpayers
who are likely to be called to sit on the
jury that a fair trial will be impossible,
the prosecuiicn id the case agaioat Pet
tibone are fighting for a postponement,
'l he defense want the cssj to go to trial
immediately or have a boil bond made
so that Pettibooe may be released.
The contention of the prosecution is
that it Petti! o e is t- ken into con rt in
his trfs r.t condition, even if it were i
possible to obtain a jury who were not ,
afraid its members would be harmed il
they passed sentence on lim, would
cause so much sympathy for him that ?
the trial would likely result 'in a mis
tiial. The matter will likely be
biought b- fore the court some time this (
afternoon for tioal determination.
10 RELEASE PETTIBH
. Boise, Oct. 9-2 o'clock? Judge Woods this
afternoon announced that unless Pettibone's
condition improved by next Tuesday, the date
set for the trial, he would set the amount for
bail and release the prisoner.
A. B. ELECTION j
At the meetioj: ol the A. K. last!
ni^ht the following officers were elect
ed: Arctic C hief, R. K. Sheldon: Vice
Arctic Chief, John YV Crush- II; Arctic
Recorder, S. F. CottreK; Keeper ?. f
Nugsfet>, K. M. C'ulbertson; Chaplain,
J. W. "hearei; Trustees, Matthew
Br S. WhUtlar, C Shea, Albert
Rhinehart and Frank Webster.
(By United Press.)
.Chicago. Oct. 9, o'c'ork? Chicago
beat Detroit this afternoon by a score
of three to one. Both scored one run
it second inning anil Chicago sot two
in fourth. The batteries were Pfeister
aod Klinj; for Chicago, nn<t MullinJ ami
P?vne for Detroit.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Winter Goods
Arriving on
Every Boat
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Juneau, Oct 9? A cablegram received
here this morning announces that the Rey
nolds Bank- lotated at Valdez and being a
a part of the Reynolds Development Com
pany which was building the Home Railroad
and operating copper mines near that place,
has suspended. Yesterday morning: deposi
tors who presented checks at the bank were
confronted with the announcement that
there were no funds to pay local accounts,
Attempts from this city to learn further par
ticulars have met with no success other than
to confirm the report that the bank has gone
out of business.
REYNOLDS COMPANY
LOSESTEflMER LINE
(By United Press.)
Seattle, Oct. 9? The Reynolds Com
uuy who are exploitlo? copper mines
n Alaska, bus lost control of tho Alaa
;a Coast Steamship company through
he expiration of the option they had to
buy tbe vessels of the company. The
Alaska Pacific has purchased the line
anil have assumed control. H. F. Alex
ander has been made Vice-President
and General Manager. A Tacomu man
will be appointed President, it i9
thought, within the next two weeks.
MITERS CONFESSION
SUED 111 LIVES
(By Unitet} Press.)
Denver, Oct. 9? Further develope
[nents in the bomb outrage show that
Eitteropts were contemplated on the
lives of several prominent mining oper
ators who had opposed the Western
Federation of Miners in the Cripple
Creek outbreak. It is given out bv the
detectives who are working on the case
that only the confession of the suspect,
coming at the time it did, prevented
the loss of several lives and the dis
truction of four buildings. While it is
known that the Police and Pinkerton
detectives have a large amount of evi
dence of a circumstantial character,
nothing is being given out for publi
cation.
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NEW IK QUITTING
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Washington, Oct. 9? Charges were filed this afternoon
in the Department of Justice by attorneys for the Telegraph
Operators showing that the companies were guilty of violat
ing the clauses of the Speerman Law and were acting in
restraint of trade.
New York, Oct. 9? President Small has issued an order
rescinding the strike order which affected the operators of
leased wires issued a short time ago. This will permit the
men to remaiu at work. Two thousand messenger boys,
who are in sympathy with the striking operators threaten
to go out at the five o'clock change of shifts tonight unless
concessions are given the striking operators.
(By United Press.)
Chicago, Oct. 9? With 21,000 people
watching the game here yesterday be
tween Detroit and Chicago, the strug
gle, at the end of the twelfth inning,
was called on account of darkness
Never In the history of base ball has so
wild a crowd of spectators occupied
the bloachers in this country. As the
Innings went by and the playing grew
more dogged, tk-e enthusiasm of the
multitude grew more pronounced ana
ihe cordons of police had great dtf
iculty in preventing the people from
mreing within the foul liaes. Up to
:he fourth inning neither 9ide scored.
I u that inning Chicago made one run.
Fhe Detroits were whitewashed until
the eighth when they scored three
runs. In the ninth Chicago lied the
score by making two runs, when the
(jame was called. Yesterday's playing
joes down on record as the greatest
Chicago base ball battle.
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