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KLONDIKE RIVER
WASHES OUT ROAD
The flood waters of the Klondike
River washed out the Dawson-Hunker
road during the recent flood caused
by the breakup on the Yukon. Much
damage was done to the road above
! Bear Creek roadhouse, as well as at
| several points between the Bear Creek
I Bluff and the Juneau cabin.
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BAKER EAGER TO
TESTIFY; LIQUOR
AND KILLING CASE
STROMKINS FREED ON CHARGE
OF MURDERING FATHER AND
SON ON BERYL G, SEPTEMBER
15, LAST.
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; BAKER’S AGED MOTHER WILL
; TAKE STAND SAVE SON'S LIFE
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Sowash Makes Bet That He Will
Never Enter Gates of Oakalla
Prison—Close Guard Kept On Bak
er and Pals.
VICTORIA, B. C., June 18.—(£>)—
R. C. Lowe, Baker’s counsel, declar
ed that his client was eager to tes
tify. Baker’s mother, who is eighty
years old, is here, to take the stand
in order to save her son’s life.
Pete Marinoff and Elmer F. Ander
son, both of Tacoma, Albert Clau
sen and Charles A. Smith, of Seat
tle and Crown witnesses, yesterday
told the jury the secret of rum run
ning. Marinoff and Anderson took
the delivery of two hundred and fifty
cases of liquor from Gillis off Sid
ney Island on the evening of Sep
tember 15 and used same in forming
part of their cargo for Tacoma.
Clausen and Smith testified that
Baker engaged them to haul liquor
several days after the tragedy. Clau
sen fished sacks of liquor up near
Moresby Island and other points des
ignated by Baker. Baker is alleged
to have told Clausen that he got the
liquor from “an old man and boy.”
Earl Whitcomb of Anaoortes was
said to have bought five cases of
the liquor from Baker.
Stromkins Freed.
VICTORIA, B. C., June 18.—(/P)—
Paul Stromkins was freed Monday
on the charge of murdering William
G. Gillis and his son, William E., on
the night of September 15, during
a hijacking affair near Sidney Is
land. Stromkins has been under
heavy police guard following threats
on his life.
Sergeant Bob Owens, one of the
policemen who tracked down Owen
Baker and arrested him in New York
City, and Harry Sowash who was ar
rested in New Orleans has now
charge of the guarding of Baker and
Sowash, whose trial has proceeded.
Stromkins, a Victoria boatman is
expected to be the star witness
against them. It was reported that
Sowash offered a bet of $20 that he
(Sowash) would never be returned
to Oakalla prison in Vancouver.
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VEGETARIANISM ORIGINATES
IN CHILDHOOD, SAYS DOCTOR
LONDON, June 16.—(£>)—The
psychological origin of vegetarianism
often unconsciously takes place (lur
ing childhood, it was explained re
cently by Dr. David Forsythe, a phy
sician of note and former president
of the Psycho-Ueurological Society,
in a lecture on “Diet and Phycholo
gy.”
illustrating how certain incidenis
take root in a child’s mind and show
ed themselves in adult life with re
gard to taking food, Dr. Forsyth
took as an example a child, who at
an early age, had been frightened
by a large collie dog. The dog ran
after the child and barked and the
child naturally thought the animal
was going to kill and eat him. Af
ter that he had a morbid fear of kill
ing anything, and refused flesh of
all kind that had to be killed before
it could be eaten. From that time
onward the child was a vegetarian,
he said. This, added the speaker,
was the psychological origal of vege
tarianism.
Most vegetarians, he pointed out,
gave as their reason for not eating
meat the fact that the disliked the
thought of taking life, and most veg
etarians had that fear in early child
hood of being killed themselves.
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LORD BYNG
TO GO DOWN
MACKENZIE
OTTAWA. June 17. —Lord Byng
purposes to take a trip down the Mac
kenzie river this summer, leaving Ed
monton on July 14, and returning on
August 20. He will be accompanied
by Major Hodgson, aide-de-camp, and
Oswald Finnie. director of the North
West Territories and Yukon branch
of the interior department.
AT THE HOTELS
Seward—Mrs. May England. John
Harris.
Van Gilder—Gus Gelles, Anchor
age; Charles Morris, Samuel Asp,
Drier Bay.
Sexton—Mary Woodhouse, Anchor
age; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dalilager
and children, Cordova; Henry Couil
lard, Moose Pass and Pete Ander
son.
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