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PRICE 10 CENTS KETCHIKAN, ALASKA, FRIDAY, JAA. a, iwi« , VOL. VI. NO. 52
Chicago, Jan. 3—Justices
Baker, Seaman and Kohlsaal,
sitting as the Circuit Court of
Appeals in this city for this
circuit, have ruled that 32 labor
leaders convicted at Indianap
olis of illegally carrying dyna
mite may be released on bail,
pending the hearing of their
| appeal. The bond in every in
'stance except Ryan was fixed
at $10,000 per year for each
year sentenced, while Ryan
bail was fixed ■' ' 70,000.
prosecution nu de a hard b
against admitting the prisoner
io bail, l.mt the court overruled
them.
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in-lb tomorrow. \\ i! tc lunn
v,:t»!i eing transferred from tin
cruiser to I ie shore, id l the
vessels fired the ambasst uoria
salute.
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PROMINENT FI3H
MEN ARRIVE
R. Liudenberg and It. Ber
gman, accompanied by G. Joi
st rop and O. Jarnev, their
friends, arrived up on the
Northwestern last night and
will make a tour of inspection
of the Lindenberger interests
in this region. Capt. Jimmie
Sayles went to Roe Point yesler
day and brought back the Ber
lin which will he used by the
party on their trip. lie made
close connections, beating the
Northwestern in by less than
half an hour.
IT IS TO LAUGH
Frozen water pipes as a rule
are no joke, but the Miner Man
ran onto one this morning that
was. As he was passing Founts
plumbing shop he saw that
worthy out with all the thaw
ing paraphanalia so dear to the
heart of a plumber thawing out
his own pipes, and it was such
a good joke that we had to pass
it along.
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A pretty fair show at the
Bream tonight adv
SMOKE FISHERMAN
IN THIS MORNING
The steam halibut fisherman
Chicago was at anchor in the
iv.. i>lcod I his morning. She
has a crew of fishermen on
board who 1. ve been brought
In- this coast from Gloucester.
iTi rase this experiment proves
a success, crews for the other
boats now tied up on account
I of the strke, will also be .se
cured. Tlie Clicago belongs to
j the Chlopeck Fish Company of
Memphis, Jan. 3—An epi
demic of spinal meningitis has
struck (his eiiy and deaths are
resulting by the score. The
hospitals are all filled, and the
nurses and physicians are tax
ed to the prostration point in
trying to lake care of the cases
THREE BOATS IN
LAST NIGHT
The steamers Northwestern,
Alki 'ini Curacao were all in
last night, the former on her
way north, (lie other two head
led back to the Sound. The
Ketchikan passengers on II.
Northwestern were W. li. Me
Arthur, R. Lindenberg, If.
Bergman, O. .turner, O. Jet
strop, 1*. J. Philbiu, G. M.
Scott. R. Scott, E. A. Purdy, C.
,M. Zillcr and J. Abolin.
| It is a rattling good show at
;ilie Dream tonight. adv
But in the meantime go to
'the Dream.
1 THE STEDMAN |
Serves the Best Meals in \ own
25 cents and up $5
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STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
i
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
New York. Jan. 3--All the
medical fraternity of this oily
is discussing the new discover}
by which Dr. Carroll claim to
be able to heal a broken leg h
one day. The doctor has made
demonstrations in several id'
Ihe hospitals of this city, in
every instance of which liis
patients have been able to walk
out of the hospital in an in
credibly short time.
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few York. Jan. 3—Fifty one
thousand garment workers
have joined the strikers in this
city, and factories bv Ihe hun
dreds have been forced to close
on account of the lack of op
erators.
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ALASKA S. S. CO. GOES
SACK TO OLD RATES
The Alaska Slenmsmp corn,
any has issued a new tariff
for freight rates between the
Hound points and Southeastern
'Alaska. General merchandise
roes .up one dollar per ton.
from $2.00 to 93.00; meal is
ut from $33.00 to $ 15.00 per
I ion, while fresh fruit and veg
etables are advanced from $2.
: to $ i.00 per ton.
VACATiON ENDS MONDAY
The long vacation the kids
ave been making so much of
j fur the past several weeks will
omc to an end Monday, when
ihe hell will ring again, and the
work of the year will lie re
sumed at the local schools.
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Three partially furnished
rooms for rent, see C. H. Fiee'
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'■ Wushiiigton, Jan, 3—While
I emporarily insane, W. W.
Wedemeyer, of Ann Arbor,
Midi., member of Congress
mm the Second Congressional
district of Michigan, jumped
i.\er board from a steamer
while on his way to this city,
and was drowned. J1 e was
serving his first term in the
House of Representatives, by
profession a lawjer, 03 years
of age.
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Washington. Jan. 3—Presi
dent Taft slates that he will
leave the Panama question to
his successor, ince the latter
will have a majority of Cong
ress with him on any measure
he may undertake.
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LEADING ORE AT
RUSH & BROWN’S
The steamer Alki was in a.. ;
bout midnight and took on
board 300 boxes of frozen bah. j
ibut at the New England plant. !
After completing that she wei
over to Kart a bay where ■'
will load five or six hnndr
toils of ore at the Rush &
Crown mine. She will go
-'.yith from here tomorrow af
ternoon.
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CORDOVA BRINGS COAL
The Cordova of I tie Alaska S.
A Co. discharged 100 tons of
coal for I lie Ketchikan Wharf j
company yesterday and left for i
northern points later. 200 ad. >
ditional tons will arrive on the !
LaTouche in about ten days.
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Everybody go to Llie Dream to
see a good show. adv j
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Is Will Help You Save. ||
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Open a Savings Account |
and we give you one of 1
these handsome home |
banks. It takes all deno- 3
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mirations of coins and
paper money, and is of a j
n i
size and shape convenient j1
to carry in the pocket to !
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the Dank for deposit [
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You Keep the Bank and gj
We keep the Kay.
ea mnsvaa -samt Pisasaa ssi |;
I Savings Department Of The |
I MINERS a MERCHANTS BANK !
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London, Jan. 3—Both sides in
•lie peace conference assert
that They have made all ilie
concessions they can. and that
Turkey must either give up
Adrianople or take up the
sword and gun again. The
Turkish representati\es stale
that if the Bulgars had actually
captured Adrianople they would
have something to Paso their
demands upon for I lie posses
sion of that city, which is now
the stumbling block to peace
in the Balkans.
PROF. SUiWPF TO
TAKE A VACATION
Prof. Jake Surnpf will be a
passenger soul!) on the Alki to
morrow on his way south on a
vacation. lie intends to visit
his mother in San Diego, and
will of course take in all the
sights on the way there and
back. Ife tells the Miner that
he intends to return about the
first of February and will bring
hack with lorn a trunkful of
the latest thing , in music for
the band and orchestra. <
his return the Professor in
tends to resume his Saturday
night dances.
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THE DOOR
New York, Jan. 3—The ser
geant at arms oi' the House of
Representatives lias wired lo
Washington for permission to
break in I he doors of William
Rockefeller’s residence. A re
port is in circulation that Mr.
Rockefeller has chartered a
small steamer at Brunswick,
Georgia, and put If sea for an
unknown purl.
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LOOKING FOR
BOATS OWNER
A. J. Johnson, of Pennock
Island, was a caller at Hie Min..
• , office this morning lo se
cure the paper’s assistance in
locating the owner or owners,
of (he gasoline boat J. Pedro,
or at least that is as near as
the Miner Man can come to lhe
spelling as ho pronounces if.
According to Johnson, the own
icrs of !hc Pedro anchored her
in the cove at the head of Pen
nock about a couple of we U
ago and have never been near
I he boat since. The heavy
gales of the pasl couple of
weeks caused (he boat to break
adrift and Johnson had to take
his own lines to haul her cl;
with and moor her again. Hr
naturally is wondering v ‘ ;
j has become of I lie crew, and
why they don't go out and see
j how I he i r boat is making it.
“BERT” GOES SOUTH
Manager Bertleson of Kirmsc
.jewelry store expects -to leave
mi the Humboldt for llie soulh.
lie is on his vacation, which
will last in the neighbqrood of
a month.
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1¥3. E. CHURCH
The Communion will be nd..
mirislered in the morning next
Sunday. In llie evening a New
Year’s Sermon will he giv > \
cordial invitation is given to all
lc allend Ihose services.
li. W. MICIIBXER, Pasler
Did you notice how nice and
cozy it is in the Dream these
cold nights. adv
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Washington, Jail. 8—Senator
Bailey of Texas, delivered his
last set speech in the Senate
last night. Knowing that he
intended to do so, hundreds of
I is friends parked Ihe gaUeric
The speech was a croak in op
position lo the Initiative and
Referendum.
SALVATION ARMY
MAN IN TOWN
Adjuslant Rob’t Smith, in
I'harge of the Salvation Army
I work in this region is a local
'visitor. Mr. Smith, who re
sides and makes his headquart
ers at Wrangell, is on a tour of
jinspection of the army corps
of Sou i heastern Alaska.
OFF TO HONOLULU
Charles Dcppe and wife are
passengers south on the Cura
cao, on their way to Honolulu
where (hey will spend ,a month
or two, that is providing Gluts,
doesn’t get cold feet at Ihe
lluuigha of making Hind ocean
(rip from San Francisco lo (lie
1 slands.
FOR RENT
Fine front room, with all mod
■ - i conveniences, beautiful lo
n1 inii. Two gentlemen prefer
e l. Apply at Miner office.
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