No. 10. ELKVENTH YEAR.
8KAGWAY, ALASKA, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 191)8.
PRICE, 10 CENTS.
ANARCHISTS THREATEN TO KITE
9
Lives of President and All
Members of Cabinet
Threatened
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Washington. April 10 ? Following the President's
message to congress recommending that all newspapers of
auarchistic tendencies be exclude from the mails and that
the editors be prosecuted, the anarchists have made new
threats upon the lives of all the members of the cabinet.
President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Myers are
especially threatened.
Secret service men are guarding all members of the
President's cabinet aud every precaution is being taken to
guard the lives of the president and postmaster general.
JOHN D. STARTS
A FARM SCHOOL
(By United Pre**.)
Chicago. April, 10? In order to sup
ply the demand for educated farmers in
the middle west, John 0. Rockefeller's
University of Chicago it this month in
augurating a school for the practical
application of the science ot agricul
ture. known as "The Agricultural
Guild," supported by ten ot Chicago's
leading busiocss men. Studenti will
work on the farms of the member* of |
the guild, under the direction of an ex
pert manager, and will receive leciurea
on the ous;ness management of farms
and the marketing of crops. The course J
of instruction will extend through three '
years and may lead to a bachelor's de
gree if the j'.udent so desires. Duriog
the Qtat two years eiOtx student will re
eeive b >ard, room and washing and will j
be paid >20 per month; the third year
}25 per month and at the completion o'
the course a dip'oma and t? bonus of JjJlO
will be given.
(By United Presa.)
Waahlngton, April 10? The activity
in behalf of the Alaakacoal land mattfr
is unremitting. Dick Ryan and Mc
Keniie wert today in conference with
Secretary Metcalf in an endeavor to er.
11st hia support. Metcalf says he
favors tho measure and will recommend
its passage.
If y?u can't trei Into the Baad W agoa
you can go to the dance tonight at tb#
Giles' hall.
A town without a Bsnd is like Dome
without a mother.
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Stores Open Evenings Phones 4 &. 55
TEACHERS MEET
IN MANILLA
(By United Proi?.)
Manila, April 10 -A large propor
tion of all the school teachers In the
Philippines are assembled In Manila
attending upon the session of an odu
otional convention that will last six
weeks. Professor Guy Hall Roberts of
the University of California, and sever
al other distinguished Araericau edu
cators, will deliver lectures
DREW 1
IN A BOTTLE
(By United Press.)
Sunbury, Pa., April, 10? A rrimant'o
love affair, which began with the plac
ing of a note In a bottle by Miss Mary
A. Erb, of this city, will culminate with
an Easier week mtrriaire. Roland Mc
Veifjh of Conowinjfo, Md., found the
note and an acquaintance and subse
quent engagements followed.
VESSEL BURNED, 23 LOST
(United Preis Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Philadelphia, April, 10? The (rerman ves
sel Cecille arrived here yesterday alternoon
bringing three men of the crew oi the Arthur
Sewell of Seattle which was burned at sea
with a loss of 23 of her crew. The Cecillf
picked up the only survivors on a raft in mid
ocean.
U1LITT BILL -
IS NOW Li
(By United Press.)
Washington, April, 10? The employ
ers liability bill is now a law save for
the signature of the president which of
course will be appended. The bill
passed the senate yesterday.
EVANS SUFFERS
A RELAPSE
(By United Press.)
Paso Roblcs, April 9? Admirai Eran^
has suffered a relapse. His real con
dition is not being made known.
Puo Robles. April 10? Admiral
Evans is confined to his b 'd. His wife
has arrived. He will probibly aban
don bis command at San Francisco.
DEATH OF COL. HOWLETT
Word is brought here of the death of
Col. L. S. Howlett, United States com
missioner at Soward. His death
occurred on the 21th of Murch, and his
body was taken for burial to Yakima,
Col. Howlett was for eight years, prior
to his coming to Alaska, receiver of the
United States land office at Yakima,
Wush. Previously he was engaged In
newspaper work at different times on
the editorial staff of the Louisvillu
Commercial and the Portland Oregon
Ian.
This is the night that the Band gives
their dance at the Elks' hall.
Mrs. C. Martin, Roxy and Oliver
Martin all of this city came up on the
Humboldt.
For a good smoke, call for the Bull
Dog cigar ?t Tony Dotero'n. ln>
Best meals in Whitehorae at, Com
mercial Cafe. tf
You KNOW how Good
Our Buttsr is
We are shipping E^gs from the
same district? and can safely
say that they are the freshest
that reach this market
GANTY & FRANDSON
wm
(By United Presa.)
Washington, April 10? Major Rich
ardson, president. of tho Alaska Road
Commission, Is suffering a severe at
tack of rheumatism. He has been
ordered to Hot Springs, Arkansas, for
treatment.
EARTHQUAKES
III BERLIN
(By United Press.)
Berlin, April 10? Two earthquake
shocks wero felt here last evening. No
dnmttge w?s done.
I. CLEVELAND
. IS VERY ILL
(By United Press.)
Lkewood, April 10? Ex-President
Cleveland Is very ill at th s p'aca. His
condition ha* been reported as danger
ous. A Inte bulletin says he is some
what Improved. ?
NEW YORK IS
SPLIT UP
(By United Pre**.)
Albany, April 10? The stato delega
tion to the Chicago convention is split
up between Taft and Hughes. Com
mitteeman Barnes says the New York
delegation must, necessarily support
Taft as to do otherwise is not safe.
tiftWe
- PUPPIES
(By United Press.)
Cincinnati, Aprl', 10? Secretary Taft
addressed the cltlaens of this city la*t
night under the ausplcss of the Phoe
nix club. In the course of his address
he took occasion to ?ay that the Philip
pines would be given self government
when they bad proven themselves cap
able of assuming that responsibility.
Be did not believe this would come to
puss it> loss than Ave yean,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ruffner and H.
E. Ruffner, left yesterdaj for their
homes at Atlln.
Boost the Bind and you boost the
town.
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(United Press Telegraph-Cable 8erv!c?.)
Magdalena Bay, April, 10 ? ^The fleet will sail for San
Diego tomorrow between ten o'clock and noon. The pract
ice shooting has been characterized by great success. New
world's records have been extablished in all sizes of guns.
Officers and men are in fine fettle as the result. Today a
scene of great activity is presented in the bay generally aa
well as aboard of each ship.
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