"r The Ketchikan Miner
PHJCE iO CENTS KETCHIKAN. ALASKA. HHPAY, SEPT. IS, 1013. VOf,. 1, NO. tU
FIGHTING OVER
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A. y. Sept. 1?—A ‘ing G*v.
Ghr >.c:iea the rc t|u:sitioa
■ ihe -■ vcsihi of New Hamo
svre a>k r.g for the extradition
of Harry Thaw.
Col el* rook. Sept. 12—Former
. -- of Pennsylvania ar-;
rived here during the night and
v. >,!| have charge of the legal
battle for Harry Thaw's liber-i
sides, the habeas co-pus hear-1
-r.g has been postponed ‘ until
tomorrow. There is liitie hope
expressed n the Thaw camp
that they will win in the hab
eas corpus proceedings, so the
j-lan is to make the big fight
before Gov. Pelker when th?
hearing regarding extradition
is had.
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‘ BURN ’EM UP" SPREADING
George Wilkes, proprietor of
■he Poodie Dog Liruor House
has bought o l the Montana
Restaurant. He w.ll remodel
the place generally, change the
name to the Poodle Dog and
ccxdurt as a first-rate eat
i: g ho :*e. George I? an old
tir.e caterer and knows the
fci: *• ne -s f r. - -: ch-v.
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SPRAY WILL TAKE RUN
Dur ng the absence of the
R. -rh Rider on her present
trip to the West Coast the
Fpray will make her regular
trip
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good to eat
Tie Ketchikan Meat market
has something rew and tasty
in the ^rooked salmon line. It?
nice fat red fish, and it goes
r ght to the ?pot.
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RING FOUND
Found one nugget ring. Ow
ner piea-e call at the Miner
: ffice. prove property and pay
f r this notice. adv.
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•every bodv's doing it. Doing
What? Going to the Dream
Advertising.
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Mary Pickford at the Dream
tc-nigbt adv.
FALL and WINTER Samples
[ are here
DETMER WOOLEN
At MURPHY’S
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
IS OPPOSED TO
SECRECY
—
Washington. Sept. 12 Rep-i
re sentative Anderson of Min
nesota today tendered his res
icetion as a member of the
Ways and Means committee of
the House. He gave as his
ason for so doing that he did
not believe in the everlasting
secret caucus affected by the
majority of the committee.
IS OLOllIT HE’S
SOI SPEEDY
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Washington. Sept. 12—Socie-!
v of this city is ail agog over
the elopement of George Cur
ry. s former governor-of New
A' a. co. a man over fifty years
:f age with Martha Gans. 21
years old. They were married
a‘ Rockville. Maryland, yester
day.
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AT THE DREAM
Honest Injun we are getting
some of the best one reel sub
ject; that we have shown for
sometime. Then we have
that Two Reel Biograph, this
a very good picture taken
among the scenses of the old
F ebio Minion in New Mexico.
Mary Pickford who has no
equal as an entertainer is in
the leading Role supported by
the Biograph Stock company.
Fred P\:rinton will sing one
of those old songs. There is
plenty of comedy, and an Ed
ison Historical production
that makes ;ome bill. So we
have a perfect right to Boost
and we don't Boost when we
.ain't got it. adv.
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The Band boys are planninq
a concert and dance for the
benefit of Mrs, Britt next
Wednesday, Sept. 17. Watch
for the program.
Dr. Mud at the Dream to
night. adv.
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Large line of arrow shirts
and collars at Field's the spec
ialist. adv.
Nation Mourns Death Of
New York’s Mayor
Queenstown, Sept. 12—'The
steamer Baltic arrived in this
port this morning with the
.lie body of Mayor Gaynor on
board. Ail the shipping in
the harbor had their flags at
half-mast out of respect to the
dead man.
New York, Sept. 12—Charles
Murphy the noted Democrat in
an interview in last night s pa
pers said that Mayor Gaynor
was the one man in New York
state to control New York city,
and it would be a very diffi
cult matter to get. someone to
lake his place.
Washington. Sept. 12—When
I old of Mayor Gaynor's death
yesterday. Secretary Bryan
aid his death was a great loss
to the country as Mayor Gay
nor had always shown himself
to he an able pains-taking cit
Ir.en.
Xew York. Sept. 12—'The city
buddings were all draped in
black, today on account of the
death of Mayor Gaynor. Ar
rangements are being made to
day for a public funeral on the
arrival of the body September
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Loudon, Sept. 12—The lead
ing papers of this city com
menting on the death of Gay
nor. treat him as a national fig
tire in America politics. They
unite in saying that his power
lay in his unbounded confb
d«*nce in himself.
Liverpool, Sept. 12—Prepar
ations are being made to re
ceive the body of Mayor Gay
nor with civic honors on the
arrival of the Baltic this after
noon or early evening.
CAPT. DERICKSON.
SURVEYING GAMBIER BAY
C.apt. Derickson. commander
of the geodetic survey ship
Gedney. has been in Gambier
Hay with the atixialiary survey
boat Cosmos since last Satur
day making a survey of the
harbor, and of the spot where
the State of California struck.
He expects to finish by
Wednesday and return to the
Gedney which is lying on the
West Coast of Prince ofWalcs
inland. This is the first ac
tive step in the investigation
features of the inquiry into the
wreck of the State cf Califor
nia.
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ALKI DUE TOMORROW
The -teamer Alki of the
Northland Steam-hip company
i- due from the south tomor
row evening. She has a big
crowd of passengers for Ket
chikan and the great part of
her cargo is for this place too.
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An Edison Historical at the
Dream to- night. adv.
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ment of them for men and
women. adv.
I CLUB DANCE 1
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 H
ADMISSION SI.00
Get Your Club Tickets at the Door M
S THE STEDMAN 5
| W. A. CONNELL, Proprietor ^
JUST RECEIVED
A new line of
MEN’S HATS
or the latest styles, including
DERBYS, FEDORAS, TELE
SCOPES, GRAECOS, ETC., in
911 the new shades, with back
bows and velvet bands. Give
us a call for your next HaL
You will be satisfied with our
fine. 4 n
P. J. Gilmore
“The Clothier”
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A wipe was receded today:
from Gov. Strong stating that
he woulj'-arrive In Ketchikan;
on the next trip north of the
Jefferson and that he would
spend one day here before go-1
jng to Metlakahtla. The Arc
tic Brotherhood of which the
Governor is the Grand Chief is
planning a reception in his
honor.
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EX-PRESIDENT LEGUIA.
Exiled From Peru, Said to
Be on Way to New York.
DOLPHIN IN
The steamer Dolphin with 3i
passengers on board arrived
i:p from the south at seven this
morning. Her passengers for
Ketchikan were George Ches
nev. H. A. Buck, J. Gardiner,
Ethel Gifford and (1 D. Sly.
She had 41 tons of freight for
local people.
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NO SUNDAY SERVICES
Father Shepherd of the local
Catholic Church will be a pas
senger to Wrangell on the
Spokane wher? he will hold
sendees returning on the same
there will h£ no regular ser
vices at the church here Sun
day.
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AT THE GRAND
Tonight at the Grand the pub
lie will have a great chance to
~c« the terrible risks photo
p'ov actors take to produce
something for the amusement
of the pleasure-seeker.
The danger of fatal accident
to any of the actors in these
startling melodramas is so evi
dent that at times your heart
will almost cease to heat.
We will show tonight for
your approval Warren Kerri
ean, the most-popular actor,
in a real thriller, full of action
and an exciting chase ending
in a battle suspended at the
end of a rope 100 feet from
the ground, entitled
“The Girl and the Gun.”
A two-reel spectacular film,
“Their Lives For Gold.”
and a side-splitting comedy in
which the two “B’s” (Boy and
Burdock) form a large and ac
tive part.
We show nothing but the
best, guarantee a clean and a
wholesome show, and solicit
[your patronage.
ROCKEFELLER & MEEKER
Proprietors.
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If. Rathborn at the xiano at
the Dream to-night. adv.
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New line of mens hats $3.
Field’s. adv.
CORSETS
Fitted to your individual
needs by a competent fitter
CORSETS ACCESSORIES
Of all klnda
I guarantee all goods to
give satisfaction.
You will be able to find
me for a short time only In
Miss Edmond’s store, Dock
street; beyend Cable office
fliss L. Dowd
PERJURY TRIAL
UNDERWAY
San Francisco, Sept. 12—It
begins to look as though Mau
ry Higgs and his attorney will
be convicted of the perjury
charges against them. The
two girls who accompanied
Higgs and C.aminetti to Reno
repeated the testimony they
gave in the trials of the two
men. If
hrlira
is INJURED
Chas Tandy assistant engin
es’ on the cannery tender Muir
was severely injured this morn
ing while starting the engine
of the boat at Chomley. The
bar used i starting the engine
was kicked back breaking his
jaw* and otherwise injuring
hirn about the head. He was
brought to town and is now at
the hospital under the care of
Hr. Miller.
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PUPPIES make long trip
Ed. C. Howard was in re
jceipt this morning of a couple
of Airedale puppies that have
| made a long trip. They came
all the way from El Pa«o, Tex
as having been shipped by
Hr. Turner on his arrival there.
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The May will be in south
1 ound on schedule in the morn
ing.
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The Jefferson is due at elev
en tonight and the Alameda in
the early morning, both south
bound.
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MURPHY IS MOVING
Joe Murphy the Tailor has
rented Manuel Diaz’ building,
formerly the Ketchikan Res-«|
itaurant and will move his shop.
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Mens union suits are be
coming popular in Ketchikan,
Field has a complete assort
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A big two-reel Biograph at
the Dream to-night. adv.
This Will Help You Save.
Open a Savings Aecount
and we give you one of
these handsome home j
banks. It takes all deno- j
minations of coins and
paper money, and is of a
size and shape convenient
to carry in the pocket to
the Bank for deposit
You Keep the Bank and
We keep the Key.
Savings Department Of The
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
2 BURIED UNDER
LANDSLIDE
Word arrived last night on
llu> Rough Rider of a probably
fatal accident on the west
coast. Il appears that the^ Can
adian boundary survey crew
hacl established a camp at
the foot of a bluff near Cape
Mnzon, and the heavy rains ol'
Inst Saturday caused a slide
which swept the camp out of
existence, burying and proba
bly killing instantly (lie two
surveyors in charge of the
work. Word of the a< i lent
was sent to Sulzer. and from
there hero. Capt. Hubbard of
the firm of Williams and Hub
hard who are chartering the
surveyors the Teddy, wired the
particulars of the accident to
Prince Rupert and was instruc
ted to proceed to Nicolls bay
where the survey maintained
a second camp, notify them of
the accident and then proceed
to the scene of ihe accident to
recover the bodies.
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A GREAT SHOW
Ketchikan people were given
a royal show at the Dream last
night the occasion being the
benefit for Mrs. Rritt. In addi
tion to the excellent pictures
Mrs. Edmonds and Osborn Wil
barns rendered vocal solos in
their characteristically pleas
ing manner, and Mrs. Stone on
the mandolin, Drake on the
zillaphone and Rathhorn on
the piano brought dowm the
house with their rendition of
“Old Black Joe.” The total
net receipts for Mrs. Britt from
Hie benefit, is about $85.00.
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CALLS ON LOCAL FRIENDS
Among the passengers on
hoard the Dolphin this morn
ing were Dr. Hughes and fam
ily formerly of Wrangell. The
doctor, who has been studying
iu Germany and other parts of
Europe for the greater part of
the last three years is looking
for a location.
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Fred Purinton will sing at the
Dream to-night. adv.
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Rain coats all prices all sizes
for men and women at Field’s.
Advertising,