CENSURED USE
Of COLLEGES
NEW YOHK. Nov. 15—(’resilient
Butler of Columbia University in his
annual speech to the student body de
livered today, strenuously denounced
and censured the advocates of certain
reforms in political life who have
been using the colleges throughout
the country as agencies for their pro
poganda. Dr. Butler included the ad
vocates of woman suffrage, the social
ists and the prohibitionists in his de
nunciation.
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MARTIAL BONDS ANNULLED
BY THE DISTRICT COURT
A divorce was granted by Judge
Brown in the suit of Josphine Anger
man against Baltt\auser Angerman.
The wife wanted alimony, the costs
and the custody of the child but no
alimony was granted and the child
was given into her custody subject to
a revocation of the order. Mr. Anger
man is from Uatouche and Mrs. An
german is from Kennecott.
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FLOUR
Centennial Best Flour $1.75 a sack
at The Blum, O’Neill Co.
PUEBLA SAILS SOUTH
WITH MUNI PASSENGERS
The steamer City of Puebla left at
9 o'clock this morning with the follow
ing passengers from Cordova for
Seattle:
Hen Billups, Howard Glad, Oscar
Johnson, Evan Itaes, Victor Omez,
Dan Van dcr Ford, V. Hendrickson.
Otto Glommer. C. Sivertsen. F. O’Con
nell. F. McGravy, Peter McKenzie, T.
J. Clayvvorth. Thos. Garrity, J. \V.
Forrester, Fred Ahrens, N. O. Nel
son and wife, Chas. Zrilke, H. St.
Clair, W. A. Peterson and wife, I. B.
Hurd, Miss E. H. Clarke. R. D. Ross,
\V. M. \Vither, VVm. Grant. H. De
Younge, VV. Langley, J. R. Cham
bers, A. B. Carey, F. W. Wagner,I
C. H. Burt, Fred Feck, J. T. McCrea,
Mrs. H. H. Dick. Mrs. A. Carlson.
I). McFarlane. J. T. Lunsford. J. S
Adair, Kdw. Turk, Abe Stein, Capt.
L. L. Lane, Volney Richmond, Ole
Berg, C. A. Kirstein, F. Aarons, M.
llaliisley. J. J. Dwyer, Luther
Schooling. F. Powell, J. W. Toole, R.
L. Vining. Mrs. J. H. Sellen, W. H.
Seagrave.
DELEGATE WICKERSHAM NOT
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
When asked concerning the report
that he planned to be a candidate for
the governorship of Alaska in the
event the Republicans should win in
the national election next year. Dele
gate Wickersham stated that he was
not a candidate for the position.—
Valdez Prospector.
RELATES ARCTIC
Captain lxmis L. Lane. who rescued
Explorer Stefansson in the Arctic,
gave a graphic description of his ex
periences in the extreme north in
a most interesting talk Monday to
! the school children of Cordova. Ho
i related in Amundsen Gulf Stefansson
sighted his vessel from Banks Land,
where the explorer had been for six
months and fifteen days, without tast-,
!ng any food other than meat and tea,.
| the former consisting principally of |
caribou and polar bear. Capt. Lane'
says he iH a most wonderful shot and
as a game-getter excels any of the
natives: that he traveled on until he
gained his purpose—found the land
for whleh he was looking.
The children asked many questions
which lead Capt. Lane to tell stories.
He spoke of the blonde Eskimos on
1 Bank's Land Island. He discribed
them as savages, and told how two
priests and two hunters had been kill
ed by them. There are four guns In
a tribe of over 1000 and they get
their game by encircling the animals,
sometimes rounding up thousands of
caribou, foxes and wolves, which they
no use and they are killed, as the
girls can't hunt they are considered of
no use and they are killed. As the
men live on raw meat and want pro
viders, being especially fond of the,
gizzards of the goose. They have no|
tents, but live in "lean-to’s” made of |
skins for wind-breaks.
Capt. Lane said w'haling for Bow
head whale w’as intensely interesting.
Whales can distinguished the slight
est unusual sound, so that boats must
be handled and men move in the ut
most silence. The whaling grounds j
are near Nelson Head. Cape Perry j
and Cape Kellet.
Capt. Lane spoke of the Eskimos
around Point Barrow. He said they,
were people of the finest principles,
very clean and made good companions
because of their sense of humor. The
stories told to illustrate his state:
ments were much enjoyed ahd the
talk, which lasted an hour, passed
all too quickly.
ARCTIC PROSPECTOR
LEAVE HERE FOR ’FRISCO
Among the outgoing passengers on
the City of Puebla today were J. S.
Adair and G. H. Burt, who have been
on the Arctic slope for the last 2d ,
months prospecting for the elusive
streak of gold. They found pros
pects, but no pay. They were work
ing on an unnamed creek 70 miles
southeast of Herschel Island
“I believe that gold will be found
there in the Arctic,” said Mr. Adair.
"There is quite a slate belt where
we were, but it is a hard country
to prospect owing to the shortage of
wood.”
He stated that his return to the
'-ctie would depend to a great ex
tent on conditions as he found them
in San Francisco.
“I would like to go to the Tolo
vana, but I cannot spare the. time,”
said Mr Adair. “I must get back to
San Francisco.”
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P. O. DEPARTMENT WILL
NOT ACCEPT CITY’S NAME
The Post Office department has de
cided to change the name of the post
office in the Tolovana trorn Brooks to
Livengood. The city was first known
as Livengood after the creek but it
was given the name of Brooks in hon
or of Dr. Alfred Brooks, of the U. S.
Geiogical Survey.
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JUST ARRIVED.
Excellent assortment of Nugget
Jewlery for Christmas trade. Come in
and look It over.
CLAYSON, The Clotheir.
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A furnished ana an unfurnished cot
tage, Observation Knoll. Apply to
the Alaska Transfer Co.
\V. H. Seagrave, of the Kennecott
Copper Corporation, left on the City
of Puebla to spend a couple of weeks
In the states.
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F. H. Marshal and hel|>erB are
bringing the sidewalk in front of the
Alaska building up to grade.
I
A11 the newg all tbe time In The
Daily Times..
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The Blum, O'Neill Co., announce* a
decline In Centennial Best Flour to
$1.75 a 49!b sack.
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Furnished House to let, 6 rooms and
bath. .pply at Bank.
|Empress Theatre
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1915
PATHE WEEKLY NEWS No. 56.
FOGGS MILLIONS—
A VitagTaph Drama.
LOST A PAIR OF SHOES
An Edison Comedy.
Admission 25 Cents First Show Starts at 8 p. m. Sharp
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