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SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. ly—joseph
Hillstrom, over whose death sentence
has waged a controversey lor months
in which the federal authorities
sougtti to intervene by requesting
> Governor Spray to grant a reprieve or
stay of execution, met the penalty or
.his sentence early this morning, when
he faced a firing squad at the peni
tentiary and was shot. The man died
instantly. Hillstrom, who was a
prominent member of the Industrial
Workers of the World, was convicted!
of the murder of John Morrison, a
grocer, and his son, during a lubor
disturbance. President Wilson had
twice appealed to the governor for a
further reslpte and the Swedish
minister at Washington had also used
his efforts to help the condemned
man, but all without avail. Governor
Spry and the members of the Board
of Pardons received a telegram from
Seattle yesterday stating that William
Busky had made an atndavit that he
was with Hillstrom during the entire
night of the murder and that Hill
strom was innocent. The affidavit
wase ignored it being looked upon as
a ruse to gain time. After Hillstrom
was seated before the firing squad he
declared that he was about to die with
a clear conscience, and he then yelled
fire in a strong firm voice. The squad
fired, and the man was officially de
clared dead within 70 seconds after!
the volley.
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The Horseshoe has received thirty |
fine turkeys and the big raffle starts 1
Saturday night.
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Nifty job printing at the Times.
M CARTHY MINERS MAY
DECIDE LOCATE JUNEAU
E. B. Frick, a well known miner of!
McCarthy, and Philip Perry, ai rived
on a recent boat and may decide to
locate in Juneau.
Mr. Frick was in charge of the,
works for Manager Gray at Copper |
mountain for some time, as well as
the Interests of the same company
near the famous Kennecott mine.—
Juneau Dispatch.
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A couple of bents are out of the
bridge north of Chitina and the next
train for the interior will not leave
until Monday morning.
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Don't overlook Fuller's barber shop
Located at Alaskan hotel, not Cordova
House.
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Nifty job printing at the Times.
Farragut Come* and Goes.
The steamer Admiral Farragut ar
rived from Seattle In Cordova Friday j
evening at 8:3d o'clock with the fol-l
lowing passengers: L. T. Sheldon,'
James Holmes, Helen O'Shea, Roy.
Snyder. E. Perenall, A. R. Hower and
C. D. Colwell.
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The steamer Admiral Farragut
picked up the mail and passengers
from the wrecked steamer City of
Seattle which went aground ati
Prince Rupert.
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Roy Snyder came up from Juneau
on the Admiral Farragut to visit his
mother, Mrs. M. A. Snyder.
JUST ARRIVED.
Excellent assortment of Xugget
Jewlery for Christmas trade. Come in ,
and look it over.
CLAYSOX, The Clotheir.
HUGHES N Oil
WASHINGTON. Nov. 19—Supreme
Justice Charles Hughes has notified
the Secretary of State for Nebraska,
that he was not and would not be a
candidate for the presidential nomina
tion by the republican party in the
next "lection, and requested him not
to print his name on Nebraska's pri
mary ballot as such.
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JOHN CYRIL PORTE.
British Aviator Faleely Reported
Loet With Airship America.
Photo by American Pres* Association.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19—The
\merican Federation of Labor, which
s holding its annual convention here,
(■esterday refused to adopt a resolu
ion denouncing militarism and pledg
ng the federation to the cause of anti
nilitarism. An attempt to renew the:
iebate on the question was made to-;
lay, but Samuel Gompers. the presi
lent of the federation who was in the
hair, ruled that the matter was out
if order and could not be taken up
igain at this session, as i thad been
lisposed of by the vote yesterday.
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ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 19—Governor
'harles Whitman today signed a wo
nan's suffrage petition to Congress,
fhe advocates of the women's cause
eel that the support of the governor
vill add a great deal of strength to
heir cause. The petition will be pre
lented to Congress next month and
vill ask the national legislature to
intend the constitution by granting
ull suffrage to women.
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lelivered or by mail only $3 a year, if
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age, Observation Knoll. Apply to
the Alaska Transfer Co.
Courtney Ooe* to Fairbanks.
Jack Courtney, one of the popular
employes of the Copper River &
Northwestern railway, has gone to
Fairbanks where he accepted a posi
tion as engineer on the Tanana Valley
railroad.
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All the Real News In the Times.
Eighty Lives Lost on Hospital Ship Anglia.
LONDON, Nov. 19—Of the 385 passengers and crew who
were on board the sunken hospital ship Anglin, when she struck
a mine in the English Channel all but 85 were saved. Patrol]
boats and torpedo boat destroyers who were within a short dis-{
lance of the hospital ship saved all that was possible, most of]
the loss being accounted for by soldiers who were seriously j
wounded being unable to make even an attempt to get on lifej
belts.j
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1915.
PATHE WEEKLY NEWS No. 58.
THE IRON MASTER—
A Biograph Two Act Drama.
A TRAIN OF INCIDENTS—
A Vitagraph Comedy.
Admission 25 Cents First Show Starts at 8 p. m. Sharp
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