OBJECTION CASE
LIBBY M’NIEL CO.
IS SUSTAINED
INFORMATION FILED LATER IN
DAY,SAME CASE—CONTINU
ING TODAY'S HEARING
The objection of R. C. Robertson,
Juneau attorney, representing the de
fendant in the case of U. S. vs Lib
by, McNeil and Libby, to the indict
ment charging the company with il
legal trap fishing on June 13, 20 and
27, was sustained by the court, at
yesterday morning’s local term of
court, following which the jury was
dismissed.
Information was filed, later in the
day, charging the company with ille
gal fishing on the above named dates.
The case was resumed this morning.
The following cases, upon motions
made in each of them by U. S. As
sistant District Attorney Waller, were
dismissed: LT. S. vs. San Juan Fish
ing & Packing Co..; U. S. vs. Bert
O’Brien, et al.; U. S. vs. the Gas
boat Pennsylvania.
Miss Gertrude Birks of Chicago yel
led when ordered to put up her hands
by a Chicago burglar, and he fled.
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Charles Payne, well known freight
er, formerly engaged In the business
with the late J. E. Wilson, in the Wil
low Creek district, departed for the
Interior yesterday.
K. Dahl, checked out from the Sex
ton hotel yesterday morning, depart
ing on the morning train for Camp
bell Creek.
Ruth Ramsay, Anchorage high
Miss, arrived in Seward Saturday,
departing for Seattle on the Yukon.
Miss Ramsay will enter school in
the States.
Jack Robarts, pioneer Anchorage
business man, was among the depar
tures from Seward Saturday night,
on the Yukon. Mr. Robarts expects
to locate Outside.
Join the Chamber or Commerce.
The freight train which arrived in
Seward this morning at 2:30 o’clock,
had a passenger coach attached in
which were a number of residents
from the Interior and Anchorage. The
majority of them embarked on the
Admiral Watson for the South.
John Coffey, prominent attorney of
the Third Division, residing at Kodi
ak, arrived in town on the Admiral
Watson and will spend a fortnight
here.
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COLLEGE GIRL SUICIDES
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Oct. 13. (JP)
—The body of Anna Frances Bailey,
21-year old senior at Vassar College,
was found suspended by a scarf from a
hook in the clothes press in her room.
College authorities believe that Miss
Bailey hanged herself in a fit of in
sanity.
COAL SHORTAGE IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oct. 13. (£>)—New
York city is face to face with the most
serious anthracite coal shortage in its
history. There are only two hundred
and fifty thousand tons of domestic
size hard coal in the city and avail
able for purchase by consumers.
RACING DRIVER KILLED
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. (£>) — G.
Bingham, racing driver of Los Angeles
was killed and Lou Moor of Holly
wood was seriously injured at Tan
foran track near here this afternoon
when their car crashed thru the fence
on Death curve.
WATSON IN AND OUT
The Admiral Watson, of the Paci
fic Steamship Company, arrived in
port at noon today, from the West
ward, departing a few hours later for
the South. With the local listing of
passengers, aii reservations were fill
ed.
IMPERTINENT HEATHENS
A Chinese major and a Persian
chief of police, both noted crimin
ologists, have severely criticised the
laxity of American methods in deal
ing with crime, in which they de
clare we lead the world. How im
pertinent for heathens to taik about
a great Christian nation like that!
ACCOMMODATING SPOUSE
R. G. Page, Chicago mail pilot,
served an ultimatum on his wife:
“If you don’t stay away from barber
shops, I will.” He kept his word,
grew a luxuriant and offensive
beard, so she capitulated. She was
also probably influenced by the fear
that his whiskers might foul the pro
peller of his airplane.
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DOUBLE RETURNS
Crow’s are pestiferous in some ag
ricultural states where bounties are
offered for their destruction, Kansas
paying ten cents for each head and
Oklahoma paying 10 cents for each
pair of feet, according to a recent
report. Without desiring to suggest
anything savoring of duplicity, it
would not be surprising if some per
sons in the border counties might
make each crow yield 20 cents by
cashing heads in one state and feet
in the other.
George H. New of Chicago, was giv
en thirty day for stealing a pair of silk
socks for his baby.
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A young man of Tulsa, Okla, is
said to be a modern Jekyll-Hyde—a
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president of the Y. M. C. A. by day;
a hi-jacker by night. Again illustrat
ing the fact that there is little in a
name, the youthful bandit is William
Jennings Bryan Goodman.
SHE'S GETTING 'EM!
Canada wants additional coionists
of a desirable class to aid in the de
velopment of the country, and im
migration from England is being en
couraged. Her problem might be
solved if more of her present citi
zens could be induced to follow the
example of an Ottawa farmer who
recently died at the age of 100, leav
ing 11 children, 66 grandchildren,
148 great-grandchildren and 9 great
great-grandchildren. About two weeks
2000 Russians were landed in Van
couver for colonization purposes.
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Cotton has been opening so rapid
ly in the Memphis territory that pick
ers in sufficient number have been
difficult to secure. This leads the
Commercial Appeal to suggest that a
lot of deputy sheriffs who are “hang
ing around the magistrates’ offices”
would render a more effective public
service by going into the fields and
giving a hand. A pious idea that will
not get very far.
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