ALIEN EIHIE!
NENANA
FAIRBANKS, July 23 —That th
government officials are complete!
in control of the strike situation a
Nenana and that the hack bone n
the strike was broken by the arres
of the strike leaders, Is the opinio;
expressed by United States Marsha
Erwin of Fairbanks. With the mail
agitators in government custody then
is but litie doubt that the right thinl
ing men among the strikers will ver.
shortly lead the remainder back t<
work, in the opinion of the marshal
The chief instigators of the striki
uncording to Marshal Erwin, we.ri
Charles Uestor, Robert Smith. Hen
ry Miller and Fred Berfngsohn. A1
are now in federal custody, while Ues
ter is in jail at Nenana, under sen
tance on the charge of seditious libel
Smith, Miller and Beringsohn are in
tcrned charged with being enemy a
liens. The marshal’s office is now
the interned Germans; whether t(
waiting for instructions from Wash
ington relative as to what to do witl
he interned BGertnans; whether t(
send them to the internment cam]
of the State of Washingon or keo)
them hero. In the meantime thej
have been lodged in the federal jail
These three men are not the onlc
ones who should be interned, in the
opinion of Marshal Erwin. Then
are numbers more at Nenana and nlsc
some here as well, and it is his inten
tion to round them all up. "I'll fil
this jail so full of them that theii
feet will stick out of the windows,'
said the Marshal.
“We are at war”, said Marsha
Erwin, “and a lot of stuff that wc
tolerated before we entered the greai
struggle will not be 'allowed now
And it is my hope that every cit
izen of this country will see to ii
that men who make unpatriotic re
marks are reported to me.”
| Charles Lestor, the man who wa
I convicted of sediclous remarks at N<
nann, end who was sentenced t
serve a year in jail and to pay a fin
of a thousand dollars, will be trar
sferred to the Fairbanks jail.
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GAMBLING BE PLACED
IN RESTRICTED DISTRIC"
MEXICO CITY, July 23— Colone
(ionzalo de la Mata, Chief of Police
has submitted to the Governor of thi
Federal district and the president o
i the municipally a project for the cs
I tabllshm :it in Mexico of a restrictor
i district. In addition to the rogulntlor
1 of the social evil. Colonel do la Mb
i ta proposes also to include gambling
houses in the district,
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ONLY WOMEN ARE TO BE
GIVEN EMPLOYMEN1
AMSTERDAM, July 23—A noto
worthy devblopement In Turlkish wo
men’s life, the establishment at Con
atantlne; le of a largo department
store for women Is announced by the
Vosslccho Zeitung. No men are to
he employe 1 in any capacity.
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CHAMPION ATHELETE IS
NOW AT THE FRONT
SYDNEY, Australia, July 23 —News
was received here lately that G. Fin
la.y of West Australia, tl.c best stroke
champ!;);: of ti e world roceivod a com
in'ss'ou seme months ago and Is at
| tacheil to a camel co-ps of the Bri
tish army in Egypt. Finley already
bad ta!;cn part in the campaign in
Palestine, lie left Australia a pri
vate. In 1910 Finley wbn the King’s
cup, one of the most coveted of Eng
lish trophies for all around swimming.
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U. L. Neil has recently opened
! a store at Ketchikan under the name
of the Neil Specialty Shop, carrying
a full line of ladies wearing apparel.
D. Vrower formerly in business at
Juneauif is preparing,le open a store
at Ketchikan.
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Fred Waskey has established a
trading station near Nelson Island
between St. Mishael and the Kusko
kwim river.
9 CHILDREN MATURE EARLY
IN WESTERN WASHINGTON
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5 SEATTLE, July 23— "The early
. naturlty of chtldern in the western
part of Washington is equalled in no
other part of the world so fur North",
said Judge King Dykeman in a ri
sent address at the university. Judge
Dykeman has for three years been
1 Judge of the King County Juvenile
■ court, and a part of the time of
the divorce court also.
"The average mother and father are
ignorant of the fact, the early matin
ing of their children physically," said
the judge. “The lack of paternal
sympathy at this critical time in a
child's life accounts for many cases
brought in the juvenile court.
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The lighthouse inspector nt Ketch
Ikan requests proposal until 2 o'clock
August 13th, for furnishing material
for a steel tower complete. Speclfi
cations and plans can be consult. I
at the office of Alaska Bureau.
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The Northern Commercial Company
has purchased five lots at Nenana
j and Is preparing to open a large
branch establishment. Plans aro be
ing completed for a store building
by 74 feet and a warehouse that will
be 35 by 100 feet.
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O. A. Weckler has purchased a lot
and Is preparing to erect a building
for the establishment of a new meat
market at Nenana.
CLASSIFIED ADVS.
WANTED—A maid for general
housework, Apply to Mro. E. L. liar
wood.
FOR SALE—A .gasoline, launch,
boat and engine in first class condi
tion. Apply Frank Cunningham, Al
askan Hotel Barber Shop.
I OST— A pocketbook, containing
a $10 money order. Finder please re
turn to Timos Office.
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FOR SALE—The launch T. N. II. ::
feet long, 8 foot beam. Western Stan
dard engine, two hatches aft, pilot
house control. See Cooper, at float.
LADIES.
Don't miss seeing our shoe line. W<
have a full line of them, as smart as
any made. Clayson. The Clothier.
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hold goods. Just call on Lambert, ti
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| (6tft £>lW
The place to get fancy goods,
A full line of cottons and silks
soon arriving. Lessons free.
Stamping done.
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