VERONA MAN SAW SHERIFF
GIVE SIGNAL FIRST SHOT
SEATTLE, April 27.—J. H.
Beyer who was a passenger on the
steamer Verona on the occasion ot
its now notorious trip to Everett
was a witness for the defense today
and proved one of the strongest that
so far have given their testimony.
Beyer testified that when the ship
was at the Everett dock and while
INVENTS TORPEDO.
WILLISTON, N. D., April 25.—
Charles J. Field, grandson of Cyrus
K. Field, the man who laid the first j
transatlantic cable and turned it 1
over to the American government,
has invented a torpedo, designed to
guide itself on a magnetic control,
into the bowels of enemy vessels.
The torpedo attaches itself to the
ship by magnetism and remains
there until its explosion, which is
controlled by a timing device. Gov
ernment tests credit the torpedo
with seven out of eight perfect ex
plosions.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational Church
Sunday the following services wil;
be held. Rev. John Parsons, pastor
11 A. M. Bible School an<t
children s service. R. B. Julian,
superintendent.
7 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
8 P. M. Worship and Sermon bj
.Dr. John Parsons. Subject:
"Beautiful Bible Stories”. After a
short addres the stories of Joseph
and Naaman will be illustrated with
pictures of the events.
Tuesday, May 1, Travelog on
Africa, music, and May-day party,
beginning 8:30 p. m..
The public is more than wrelcomt
to all the services of the church.
the two sides were pow-wowing over
the matter of landing, he distinctly
saw sheriff MacRae give a signal
whereupon the first shot was fired.
Beyer was a good witness and
remembered the stirring events of
the day. He distinctly remembered
seeing Tracy ,the defendant now on j
trial crouching behind the smoke-1
stack of the boat and was not shoot
ing from the cabin window as the
prosecution had testified.
Harvey Huber, one of the indus
trialist defendants refused the ser
vices of an attorney sent from Los
Angeles by his father to defend
him when his case comes up. Huber
who is a member of the Industrial
Workers of the World is the son ot
a very wealthy California family.
The defense has no shortage of
witnesses and the case which was
expected to end this week will now
it is expected reach next week be
fore terminating. The defense wit
nesses have given a clear and uni
form story throughout the trial.
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THATS OUR MOTTO
THAT’S WHY YOU RECEIVE SO MUCH VALUE FOR YOUR
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OWING TO THE HIGH COST OP BUTTER AND LARD
THE SAVING IN THE USE OP SAME AND THE LOW PRICE
AT WHICH US NOW OFFERED FOR SALE SHOULD BE
DOUBLE INCENTIVE FOR EVERY ONE TO AT LEAST BUY A
CAN.
SPECIAL PRICE
Per Med tin. $1.10
„ Lge. „ $2.40
Polefs Stores
BIG REVENUES ARE TO
BE COLLECTED IN JUNEAU
JUNEAU, April 27.—The estimat
ed revenue for the next two years it
is estimated will reach seven hund
red thousand dollars. This legis
lature will he known as the million
dollar legislature.
The road committee recommend
ed raising the amount to be appro
priated for road construction to five
hundred thousand dollars, thus in
creasing the amount in the Daly
bill.
ATTENTION.
To all the Scandinavians who wish
to take part in the 17th of May
Celebration, please report at the
Sons of the North Hall Sunday,
April 29, at 3 P. M.
WE CAN DO IT.
For first class work ana pron pi
delivery ph me Main HU and th«
People’s Steam Laundry *111 tt U
and get yonr lanndry.
* W. J. WILLIAMSON Pros
The Senate raised the per cent
age for municipal public schools to
seventy-five per cent of the total.
It will result in a compromise in
conference commttee. The amend
ments to the compensation law are
still under consideration.
In the House the Aldrich substi
tuted doctor’s bill was passed after
an acrimonious debate. The pre
vention of the vote going on record
was skilfully handled by its oppo
nents. Daly of the Second Division
had charge of the bill. Snow spoke
for. M’Cormick, Murray, Burns anti
Hess voted against. Daly’s speech
supporting the bill was the ablest
of the session. A reconsideration
was moved for, but it is doubtful
if it will change the results. Corri
gan moved the reconsideration and
although voting for the bill made
some remarks against it..
A bill was passed allowing the
Attorney General to appear in terri
torial cases in trials or appeals. A
bill also passed making it a mis
demeanor to issue checks without
funds. The doctor's bill as passed
is not near as strong as the original
measure but the best that could be
'.passed at that, and Senator Aldrich
deserves every credit for his work.
BANDITS MXKK BUT! HAI L.
j CHICAGO, April 27.—The latest
outrage of auto bandits in the down j
town section of the city, within a
stone's throw of the police head
quarters in broad daylight, is stirr
ing the city.
It comes as the climax of a series
of daring bandit raids upon business
! houses, very probably by the same
outlaws.
These men held up a real estate
dealer’s office and decamped with
fifteen thousand dollars in currency
and notes as a booty from the raid.
One man dressed as a stylish chauff
eur remained in the seat while four
men entered the realty broker’s of
fices where they appeared masked.
Prompt gumvork put two clerk’s ,
out of business and the rest were
hurled into an office closet where
they were locked in. The bandits
made their escape in a leisurely
manner without attracting notice.
There were six in all. One remain
ing on guard on the street in addi
tion to the other man in the car.
Dream Theater
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inum Coffee at 40c. per lbs.
You know the Quality.
You know the Regular 1’rices.
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K«c;s will be offered while
they last at $15.50 per case.
^ °u know the reputation.
Kvery one guaranteed.
CASH ONLY.
G. P. Goggin
BIG SLAUGHTER SALE begins next Week., and in the meantime
We will use the axe.
WHEN BUYING HARDWARE, let quality be your first considera
tion. Then look into the matter of price. Trice without quality
results in the accumulation of a lot of useless junk.. But qua
lity at a reasonable price gives you lasting service.. We handle
quality hardware, and the price is as low as conslstant, or poss
ible.
CARLETON HARDWARE CO.
aio Front Bt. Phono Main 11.
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INDEPENDENT
MEAT MARKET
Wholesale and Retail Deale#
In Beef, Pork, Mutton, Teal,
Ham, Bacon Poultry and Fish
Game Li Season. All fresh
Stock. Mo old or damaged.
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Restaurant
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BOARD OF TRADE