FROM SATURDAY’S DAILY
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Hiliitr: Iei-istry
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| HOLD FCXERAL TODAY
Tj? funeral om (he remain* of
Andrew Petersen, wiio was drevael
A "-. .. g.h rs Oeve. \A« .israday night
■ .»> ItM as the Metfcov'si*; c'feervh
s -- *f«mm Inserosens eras had
as sfee City l\'*ftsty.
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lYast.vk Island ihiu; »Vlvk
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•e-v.ei s» she h«| and SC.' -Aker with
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_ k laws sus.i tames! Wcr t * Use .T
: is V*.
The e•>Vision of sir l>.« zb I tie
A -s S; tie e; '.’. ■ ’< : K.Si
. ’.-:n r -wi-.i at. v-g ?r t'Sty %l..t
six o'.-V’fk :r.«; night . .ad > S-vn
■ a 'ey ; >y .' v.-sv'l. I is
skiff terser ever, fee s>>a rata tbs
s Mr* ta l there draw tfser ’ e
".:r._- v. s.trgis-..; in .:js ir'titug it-ie
ev: . ;e leading s> this e< n
s.'s is tie t’-.v-s that his bast is
'S ■ - t it. otc the j-.'rs si !» i; ? j-i .*.k
. _■ r. .r.e i-i she ribs bet a* s sshv
.3 .tr.i sWaig a new fir.;? *.sv; tl.» ■
: s '. :f she Sine f ..
his r.ras. as she -greaser ... :--r rf
S’ -:; sh i: ’ ' -' . -
irg . ’ «s A- sy i !:. s' .
j :i’*.»ry that he had fallen
.’.- Uss-’.tajr a s ■-....■'a- as •.’ ' i
j nest mtaialj have taken Use ■>*?
his am this be west ts» b»«j
IS ’ - - s
’• -s t::-t lass nigsb, tY
• ,e Bsvicrsi a a lifiieelt ssaH •
.i -«• recjle are jf !>-••
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: a Wkfih >“ ■ ■
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3-- .:z: fx>r risking wj-.! „*
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7 - r • ,r's 1st.-= sigaii:-a br -:g'. s
:s she fses shat eases bad b*a
■rl fr:m she lire'si a c>f pen
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Fnz:n Monday’s oaily
Disregard ci Fisbeies Lstts
:•* '■ ■ “_f • rV;3;.Tv f-x;; ttiat ef
* **4 7- XJ?;-? tj ~ A of the '-at
~*rj 4.x« ia Alaska to
f aa-I I thick it
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j ** s> -■ritr^^ar'i of tbe Isy.
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Z7 3’* '7f iiatelr. the
- 7 71 t ~ seat a
••*7 x-’7 *-.« t" e -' .n'rv to v%m tki
•' 4 *--:- • - 5 77.T "rrvj as! *to|
_ . fi- . -.7 Ali*' h<ror= later.
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- «r«s a arise c*trt. The f-V
:-:*a1t Ufsri and *sr**l the fis’’
- . -, - - | e-n-2 ban!-'-T by pv-werf
- 2-r -- - e r-r-r:*h ef s’
Of --re BS'-'S seeing c*
,tiT rtis*re---* -•« *’-->b a* peerible
Vr.e- J .-.•■■* railed tl.e tttiMMS *‘7
* ... -- -. - •* ,--f rye *■
she jmsmi. fee tang's*'! it off with a
regsark ■: She effe-t shat yra hsaw
we <tn the best we eaa. Bust I learn*.
".'ft«rsrari» that ttw was a ammii
- re - -e 7Ve feav* j.rA»ti*ally no j-a
is either -->f tfe'tse region*,
la the? fl*r*. wfeere on* hi
• 1 -' fead r***s sly taken a rat
s*rr to t- -h for allowing it* fit'.‘-r
bps vi.-.tat* $1* law, tfee »-s*ri
t • we: i > ir.t*rf*r**.**. 1
to be irj lias **-.ntrjr 1st**
-it 1 t**ri a"W-‘ thiv off:
. •! ? .:■„• lh*r wtpstM “t'*t l.im ‘' an*'
*• ;- -- t ' -S 5.' not r*Ksb
- ty it she ... • '".-.T’
; - * ■ - -...-. wa* an r.»s*rt f ’
, tire* tiiAizg fcfa'.s that ras inW t
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CREOSOTED PILING
FREE FFOM ATTACK BY TC3VBOSS OF DECAY. COST NO
MORE TO DRIVE. A CF.SOSOTSD FILE DOCK OR BRIDGE 13
A PERMANENT STRUCTUB I. TUB SAVING FROM THE USE
OF CRSC-SC TED MATEBIAi IS ENORMOUS. AS COMPARED
WITH THE UNTREATED. N > XTEKSB, INCONVENIENCE OR
LOSS OF BUSINESS DUE TO SEQUENT RENEWALS OF TOR
EDOEATEN AND DECAYED M VIEi'.IAlS.
WRITE FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES.
PACIFIC CRE0S..THU COMPANY
Largest in the World
910 Will: E BLDG. - SKATl'LH. WASH.
sy at sight wit Unit any lights, run
ning ss far as they e#uld to the hea.l
waters, then launching their boats
v i hauling their short seines in
sha’.’ow water and making their es
.-a vs* before day Sight.
These are ensv_a fete of many eas
es. sad: he only way to stop such
.grant aa-1 intentional violations is
to isvo a sufficient number of ves
- is and aa adequate force of men to
patrol effectively all the fishing
■groan 5s. It -I- only fair to say, how
ver- that there ar- some cannery
res in Alaska who have every re
gard for the fisheries laws and who
-r, iciv.g their best to observe faith
T.-Tv .-,51 reg ia'. r.s and requirements
I: sometimes happens, however, that
-: - - "file st:l rdinates are a source
■ 5 -v.u»T annoyance to such con
es sent ivv.s cannery men who are try
ing to fulfill both the spirit ar.d the
letter of the law.
Enforcement of the Laws
Tito enfreetnent of the fisheries
laws vf Alaska is. of eourse. an im
otwrt feature in the preservation
,f "he - yply of fish. The few of
■fictais •:v.--.-te.! with the Bureau of
ris cries lave -i ne and are doing
ti-.-ir rlsio-st: but the fact that thev
iuive met with r.v-.h opposition has
.r.v *-*d them in obtaining con
vict: r.s. I am a4vlse«l by reliable
that up tv this year there
- , r. ' been a single conviction by
% rv ir. Al.tssa for violation of the
f:rv laws. I an: rial tv say that
there h:,s I een a change vf sentiment
-1 i-.g - t'r'sc whs do not
*-- - - e v- - -5 seri-'ns. ani re
y t - in two courts have
r girt in ver .: ts against those who
..*.*! eve-: the law.
Is she j ast. not only have our of
fi.iais re,: .■ esmall support Iron
n. city •: the V=j?»d States;
- - c: '• \ s -me of the deputy 1
tr.arsh.ala in Alaska, but? hey have
- j| -- [osed ■ v sr nte of
- - c. in carrying -n their duties. It
"t*> fommis^ioaer ac- j
. . . .. . r.rsha’. and eputy clerk o'
were actually interested it
.... ' everytuinr in the:
. to see that their private in I
:\nt thai i
ZZ Uiti been found violating the:
r ;. i5 , -cplcrabde condition I
. .efipd there :s sinal:
and until -* . . ,Vog,
bringing to 3«stjee ■ ■
\ ^ v; the law.
(. remment official* in Alaafcf
. , t erect
„ .tries TIT Unite
. ., - ay receiv'
r ,♦ -. -counts :n ’
.... f - --. wh: a t
.. i . ,vf perpetuation °
rorelitions- I* i* l«T"r.
■ u iition be ehange
. . These men shoub
i and fine 1 wlar’ie :
ZZZ Government- and the office'!
» with reliable and re
.... .. men 1* i* bard to retire
ant and the influences
j v these men of other
‘ , tyi'.ed fsv.-c Govern
” . K-: are trying to live up U
-• > acl enforce the fisheri**
*%W%.
In September, upon invitation, 1
• f •- rd Jury at Junea
. . , --- - -' my talk was tha
... wi* it a fact that no jury i:
*c-r>>r4 r-' tura** 1 a ver .i
t ri .*s *- i'.- ir.g interest#, tot \'
> to find
- . - - -- ■ - -:■;r - t)r deputy
:a.-* ! w;.o was in sympathy wiM
. - - - - - •loos. It was placed be
-.. v -1 trritil there i.*
- sb— .eilineirt jn the jury
- r;i r- -»r d.-.g these interests wher
- - laws there i* ver;
'■'tie ;se in •■• to protect tb«
Ir.a! !e fi* of Alaska.
‘ v yen Jan. 31_A rrireles*
I ’rom Iler.-fi report# that seven Eng
aeroplanes bad participated jo
' •• ' ’ the German stations af
ete-rl -Zeebruge, Saturday, drop
-■ 1 * a doing slight damage
*o«jadroa of the plane* we* *or
n by f -rr'an air craft and :■
1 o- —tt< . in the nir, which re
: ;r, >:vre-e of them falling int<
*• v • where their crews were n*
iofsbt dr -wned. The German ait
I ip* unhurt.
Paris, .la. 31—The Russia advance
against the Austrians continues, an
advance guard of their army having
occupied Tabriz Friday. This gives
command of one of the most impor
tant mountain passes in that district
and looks as though the Russians are
planning a flank movement against
the forces confronting them. The
Russian army seems to be developing
in wonderful strength both in the
north and south, and at the same
time holding the Germans Jn check
in Poland, the center of the line.
-+
Bordeaux. Jan. 31—A letter recejv.
e.i in this city front one high in the
official family of the Pope states
that the latter prays daily that God
v.jU put an end to the Great War
that is devasting Europe. The ef
t .ts from the worry about the war
are plainly evident on His Holliness'
face and how to end it is the one
thought that actuates his waking
hoars.
c ario. Jan. 31—This town wns
thrown into an uproar last night by
the news that a heavy detachment of
Turkish troops had appeared within
striking distance of the Suez Canal
:n the vicinity of Tor Kubri. Thjs is
the regular caravan routes which
t::e B-"’t‘sh forces are sajd to have
twlified in anticipation of attack.Be
v,v“5 their outposts along all the
regular trails they have filled up the
"•ells ad blown up the springs, so
tsat an attacking force is compelled
to carry its drinking water over the
Mnai Desert which stretches east
from the Suez Canal to the borders
: Palestine, from which country the
Turks are advancing.
Berlin, Jan. 31-Tbe German gen
oral operating in the Argonnes re
ports an important victory early Sat
urday morning. As the result of an
attack at the point of the bayonet on
t-c French line over a thousand men
an'l many machine guns were cap
ture! and several hundred meters of
•rench occupied. The condition of
tho capture! men was pitiable, as
they bad been living in the same
tranches for over a month without a
chance to sleep except for a few min
utes at a time, during the whole of
that period.
WILL OVERHAUL THE SEATTLE
F. H. Bold, local agent of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
"s in receipt of a communication
is morning stating that on her re
• rn to Seattle after her next trip
-- --- (iry of Seattle would be taken
•f( the run for a general overhaul
the Spokane coming out in her
b-ee. The probabilities are the Se
attic will be converted into an oil
urner, The Si ikane will leave Seat
Se on her first trip February IS.
■ nd sail every ten day? thereafter.
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London. Jan. 31—The sweep of the
'lavonic army across East Prussia
• r.tinnes. and the probabilities are
that the cavalry patrols screening the
Russian front will come in touch
wi-.. the German garrison at Konjgs
erg within the next twenty-four
-rs The Germans arc said to be
.-•thing reinforcements into East Prus
-ia by the thousand* and a huge bat
is imminent. The Russians prof
1 by their former defeat in East
'i “ia and are moving with greater
•s-.ti.--n. keeping the different bodies
n constant touch with each other
nd ti.eir entire “-.stern seems to be
r rking admirably.
WILL BE SOME RESTAURANT
George Wilkes informed the Miner
fan this morning that he plans to
/fern the Poodle Jtog Cafe about
! • middle of the month. In the In
■v-il tie whole place will be
'/ gr.t right op to the minute. The
■how windows will be lined with
•■hite tiling, fountains installed,
.nd the place made the most tasty
ating place in Alaska. George 1
t lack from the south where he
i sorbed lots of ri' w ideas for the
' >odle I tog which he will put to
-orfc before the re opening.
A NEW VERDICT
".’lie jury ompannolled to investigate
the death of Frank Koss. drowned
Friday night, was reconvened this
morning, and after listening to new
. ' lenee and examining the skiff lie
lor’ing to Koss. amended their ver
diet as to the cause of his death
a
from ••accidental drowning" as giv
on Saturday, to the following:
Wo further find that tho deceased
left the town of Ketchikan in a row
lost about six p.m. on the evening
of Friday. ,lnn. 29, headed for his
cabin on Pennoek Island, and while
in the eliannel between Ketchikan
anl Pennoek the boat was evidently
run into bv a gasboat or other power
cruft and overturned, throwing do
•eased into the water, causing his
drowning. \\ o are unable to state
vrliat boat or craft struck tho skilf
n which Koss was riding.
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Paris, .Tan. 31—The Servians are
taking no chances on another invas
ion of their country by tho Austrians.
They have mined all the gorges of
the Danube from Trehia to Belgrade,
n.i have mounted heavy cannon and
machine guns in all the defiles
through which attacking armies must
pass in their attempt to again invade
Serbia. An Austrian aeroplane flew
ever Belgrade yesterday, dropping
several bombs, which however did
comparatively no damage, wounding
nobody. .
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Dunkirk. Jan. 31—Six German aero
planes bombarded this city Thursday
night dropping about fifty bombs,
but doing little damage. They were
(riven off by the appearance of Brit
ish and French machines summoned
from the fighting line by telephone.
«
The Miner Man has his troubles to
trd the States is out of cornmis
-i~n. This means that unless the
Marconi Wireless will handle press
messages, the Miner will have to get
along without telegraphic neyvs tin
til some, such time as the cable is in
shape again. The break is between
Wrangell and Sitka, so it will be im
•ossible to have telegraph sent around
by yvay of Skagwav, possible when
the break occurs between Sitka and
Seattle. In the meantime, we have
put the matter up to the Wireless
people, and today are publishing tel
egraph matter received yesterday and
held over.
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HERRING RUN ABOUT OVER
Herring fishermen are of the
opinion that the run is about over in
the waters immediately adjacent to
Ketchikan and with the herring the
spring salmon seem to have disap
neared. This means that the herring
and trolling boats, so pdentiful of
late right in front of town, have
scattered. The Pirate left for the
West Coast this morning and will
fish herring in that region, making
her headquarters at Craig.
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SCHOONER PANAMA SOLD
Capt. John Gibson, of Seattle
arlv this month sold his halibut
’anarna to Louis Sandstrom, of the
'acific Net ic Twine C'o., and Martin
1 Johnson, of Ballard. Captain
< bson has recently assumed the p.osi
ion of business agent for the Fish
ig Vessel Owners Association, of
Seattle.
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PAUP CHILDREN TO APPEAR
Tonjght at the Grand the two
;’aup children, Helen and Everett will
ippear in mandolin duets. These
•bildren play exceptionally well and
their duets will be sure to please
ill mnsjc loving people. Go out and
-‘•ar them. Give them a good hand
ud encourage them in their efforts,
ou will enjoy their music ad they
•ill appreciate your applause. adv.
3BATTLE SOUTHBOUND TONIGHT
The t ity of Seattle, on her way
'-f'uth, was in Wrangell early this
ternoon and should arrive here to
:ght about ton o'clock. Several pas
v-ngera are booked to go south on
•r fromt his point. She will load
/2 boxes of fish at the Ketchikan
old Storage plant brought, in by the
Daisy and the Eureka, and about as
much more at the New England
plant, where the Lief E. boxed 45
boxes this morning and there are
(even boxes of fresh salmon.
IT’8 A BOY
The Stork paid a visit to the homo
•if Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baker, Sunday
(an. 31. and left father, mother arid
son all well and happy.
'r
V)t to If* otii'lotto tv oth'r t
'■ ':ijrwfiy h m h<-of u n invito to V
font WIMfo, i;a.
I
rin% increase of over a qunrlcr of
million of dollars in the imports of
etchikan from tho states, tho uupiv
'dented value of tho salmon pack,
. ich showed the yen* to have lava
io most profitable in tho fishing
adust vv of the North, tho douldiiitf
t tho in:;ride output of tho Territory.
I, ( of '011,000 in the tfold and
iiver shipped to the Outside, and the
iddit i*Mi to Alaska’s population of
hrec thousand peoplo are the striking
’eatures of the annual report of Col
eetor of Customs John Kravter I’ujih,
ust released for publication. Tho
report covers the period from Jan
;WV 1 not to January l 1 Mo.
A Substantial Growth
In his statement. Colleetor l’u^h
civs: “The report of the general
rade relations of the Territory shows
.Cm' *tory results and evideneos a
nil autial growth. The increase of
usincss over the previous year indi
‘^tes that had Alaska not been mater
ially affected by the poneral com
nercial depression, which retarded
>me important developments, redneed
ho price and prodnetion of copper anil
•ortain fish p»roduets. this ye;v*’s
:rn nsa et ions would have been the
reatest in its history. **
Tl'fl report points out tb.it tbn
0:1 >’ l!,,t witnessed “the greatest ex
nut of eanued salmon ami a marked
m reuse in tisli oils, precious metals
iml marble. •• The value of fur ship
uents by mail aiiioiuited to $182..
>st- The figures were received too
ito to be shown in the tabulator re
port.
Panhandle Goes Ahead
Notable industrial progress is
' Mid in the quantity of merchandise
mported from the States. The im
:ts of Southeastern Alaska were
'lined at $11,075,5.12. showing an in
reuse of two millions of dollars over
ho value of the imports of 1911 and
I_. and six millions of dollars over
’ value of the imports in 1910 and
'.'I. Southeastern Alaska is shown
’ 1 eve advanced over all other divis
or- of the Territory.
The report claims this feature in
’ following language:
“The divisions where the great
-oil placers are located have met
• ith the natural decline due to the
xhnustion of the more easily exploie
‘d deposits,”
Approximately three thousand more
cople came to Alaska from the
United States and British Columl ia.
n 19)1. than in 1913, as compared to
•.ooi) j;: ire departures from tiie tor
tory during the previous year. Tho
•annery workers who comprise the
‘floating population,” are not iii
duded in the report- which gives the
'igtires added stability.
In the domestic trade 805 vessels,
if a total tonnage of 515,283, entered
Uaskauuring tiie year 1914, as com
oared with 8012 vessels nd a tonnage
f 193.0(56 in 1913, of these 736 enter
ed at Ketchikan.
In the foerign trade 378 vessels cn
ere-l, with a total tonnage of 182,
•03. By comparison the domestic
'rade exceeded the foreign trade by
284 per cent.
The Customs Collectors
There are eighteen men in the Al
sk-i ustoms service. I ntlie Juneau
•ffiee ace Colector J. F. Pugh, Special
lupty C. D. Garfield and Deputy Col
ectors M. S. Whittier and G. M.
Simpkins. D. A. Aleck is senog
rapher.
Deputy Collectors at other points In
Mrska are ns follows:
Alilson S. Dobbs, and Geo. W. Wood
ruff. Kechikan; F. E. Bronson, Wrung
11; Fred -T. Vandewall, Skagway; G.
1. Miller. Skagway; J. J. llillord,
Eagle; John D. Abrams, and John
E'den, Forty Alile; Edwin II. Stivers,
St, Michael; R. W. Reed, Nome; X.
K. Bolshania, Fnalaska; George Ken
nedy, Cordova)* Chas. A. Snlzer,
Snlzer.
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Would you pay 50 nets for a trip to
Siberia? At the Dream, adv.
THE
6EWINC
MACHINE
OF
QUALITY.
NOT
SOLD
UNDER
ANY
OTHER
NAME.
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
Tfyou pu retire" lie NEW HOME you will
have a life a .ct atlhe price you pay, und wilt
not have an cn<I lean chain of repair*.
Quality
_' -C^j I Sj ]<>J Considered
oflt it is the
Li\ Cheapest
it in the end
to buy.
If yon want a m-wlne machine, wrlle for
onr latest cntnloKUe hofum yna purelnrw.
TUB flaw Home Bowing Machine So*, flrangn, fu
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