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Sulzer Found Guilty and Removed from Office
New York, Oct. 17—The
Kroonland, with several of the
survivors of the ill-fated \ ol
tnrno on board, including the
commander, Capt. Inch, ar
rived in this port last night.
When seen at the quarantine
station by newspapermen he
indignantly denied the report
of the cowardly actions of his
crew during the burning of his
vessel. He persists in his or
iginal statement that the fire
on board Ike Yolturno was ol
incendiary origin. The Yoltur
no was one of the smallest
and oldest vessels carrying
passengers across the Atlan
tic.
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JURY INDICTS H. G.
SAMDAHL ON 47 COUNTS
The Grand Jury yesterday re
turned a true bill against H. G.
Samdahl, charged with embez
zlement from the Northern
Machine works. The indict
ment covered 47 different
counts, covering a period o'
about a year, and accuse Sam
dahl of embezzlement, etc.,
while book keeper for the
machine shop. Copies of the
indictments will be forward
ed to Seattle and an applica
tion for his extradition
made on Gov. Lister of Wash
ington, by Gov. Strong.
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A Biograph drama at the
Dream to-night. adv.
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Mens overcoats $15. to $25.
at Field’s all new arrivals.adv.
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The show is good at the
Dream to-night. adv.
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Cleanliness, ventilation, songs,
music photo-plays are the or
der of the Dream. adv.
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Only two more days In which
to get such bargains in Com
forters at the Bon Marche, adv.
Washington, Oct. 17—Julian
Iawthorn and Dr. Morton re
ently pardoned from the U. S.
penitentiary at Atlanta, have
nstituted charges against the
management of the prison
stating that the conditions ex
sting there are a disgrace to
the American people. The At
‘orney General has ordered an
investigation.
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30PHIA IN THE MORNING
Word arrives from the north
that the Princess Sophia will
he sin Ketchikan about mid
night on her way south. J. F.
Toneau and Mrs. Flora Leask
will be passengers on the
steamer from Ketchikan.
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NEAT AS A PIN
The Dream will reopen to
night after undergoing a
thorough over haulling^ The
new chairs are in place, per
fect ventilation has been put
in much better than it was be
fore. The steam plant is
working to a nicety and we
are. safe in saying that the
Dream is the prettiest photo
play house in Alaska to day.
The isles have been made wid
er, so that in case of fire our
audiences can get out of the
house in perfect safety. For
our anniversary show we are
putting on a very good bill.
A good variety of subjects be
ing the order of the program.
All those attending l might
and Saturday we w'ill give a
! nice little souvenir. Ed. Drake
will sing~one of his ever pleas
ing ballads. And remember
the Dream runs Five Full
Reels all the Time._ . adv.
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Field’s line of mens clothing
is complete. adv.
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Gome and inspect the Dream
to-night. adv.
FALL and WINTER Samples
I are here
DETMER WOOLEN
At MURPHY’S 1
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
Albany, Oct. 17—Sulzer was
found guilty of articles one
ind two of the impeachment
charges against him yesterday
titer noon by a vote of 39 to 18.
Article One charged him with
issuing a false statement of
’ampaign contributions. Num
ber Two was for perjury in
wearing to his false statement
if campaign contributions. He
was found not guilty on ar
ticle three by a unanimous
cote. This article charged him
with having bribed witnesses
to withold testimony from the
Frawley committee. By a
cote of 43 to 14 he was found
guilty of article four, which
charged him with having sup
pressed evidence by keeping
witnesses away from the in
cestigating committee. He was
ordered removed from office
at once, but will not be dis
TONIGHT’S RECEPTION
The committee in charge of
the reception at Red Men’s
Hall tonight in honor of Judge
and Mrs. Jennings extend a
general invitation to the peo
ple of Ketchikan to attend the
reception and meet our hon
ored guests. The reception
begins at 9:13, dancing at
9:30.
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Frank Bold was in receipt of
a cablegram this afternoon to
the effect that the Spokane
will be in southbound at four
o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
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EAGLES ATTENTION!
Owing to the reception in
honor of Judge Jennings to
night, there will be no meet
ing of the Eagles until next
Friday night.
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The best show, the prettiest
coziest placei in Alaska the
Bream. adv.
MARTIN H. GLYNN
Who was sworn in as Governor
of New York this afternoon,
succeeding Wm. Sulzer.
A BIG LOAD OF FISH
The Elihu Thompson is -in
port at (he New England plant
taking on a load of frozen hal
ibut for Vancouver. Owing to
the fact that meal was not
available to load her for the
trip to Nome as contemplated,
the voyage was abandoned.
She will carry south about
six hundred thousand pounds
of fish.
THREE BOATS '"■MORROW
Three steamers, the Hum
boldt, Spokane and Sampson
are expected down from the
north tomorrow. They are
all of them loaded to the limit
with canned salmon.
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Good music solid comfort
and a dandy show. The Dream
—Advertising
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Another lot of sweaters at
Field’s: adv.
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P. J. Gilmore
“The Clothier”
At $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 you can obtain the latest
cuts in Blue Serge and Mixture Suits. These values can
not be equalled in any other store in Ketchikan.
UNDERWEAR—The famous Medlicott and Cooper
makes in all sizes and weights.
SHIRTS—The “Standard Brand” the most popular me
dium priced shirts on the market.
HATS—The “Conqueror Brand.” Enough said.
SHOES—Mayer’s and Yale makes.
Exclusive agents for Ed. V. Price A Co.’s Tailored-to
Order Suits.
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qualified from holding office
in the future. A vote will bo
taken on our other articles of
the impeachment this after
noon.
Albany, Oct. 17, 3:00 p. m.~
Secretary of State May has just
administered the oath of office
!o Martin IT. Glynn as Gover
nor of New York. The new
governor made no inauguaral
address, stating that in his op
inion it would be inopportune
at this time. Mr. Sulzer when
seen this afternoon stated that
he was net cast down, hut in
tended to run for the office 11
gain at the next election be
lieving himself the choice of
the people of the state for
their chief executive.
The vole on Gov. Sulzer’s re
moval stood 43 to 12.
ALKI’S SAILING TIME
The steamer Alki is sched
uled to leave Seattle for Ket
chikan Monday night. This
will bring her in to Ketchikan
Thursday afternoon.
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FINISH TRAIL REPAIRS
Accompanied by his crew,
Jack Hayes, of the Alaska
from the head of Chomley
Sound on last night’a Rough
Rider. Mr. Hayes reports that
the repairs to the Portage read
and trails have been completed
and that the road across the
Portage is now in first-class
shape. Mr. Hayes will leave
on the Dolphin for Wrangell,
near which place the Road
Commission plans to build a
trail up the Stikine River
for fourteen miles so that
parties coming down the river
in winter will not have to
travel over the dangerous loose
ice at the mouth of the river.
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ALASKA RANKS THIRD
According to the Seattle pap
ers, Alaska takes third rank in
gold producing this year. Col
orado first, California second
and Nevada is fourth in rank.
Tf is reported that ten tons of
£rotd has been poured into the
Seattle Assay office during the
present year. It is also be
lived that this year’s receipt
will double that of last year.
The dumping of that great
amount of gold into the Seattle
office is due to the successful
fight made by the Seattle
people to abolish the discrim
inatory charges that was caus
ing the office to be passed up.
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The Northern Machine Works
is installing a hot water heat
ing system in the Bugge resi
dence.
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The Pueblo cop: er property
at Whitehorse, the property of
W. B. Close, the Chicago cap
itlist, and associates will not
ship ore during the coming
'winter, but development work
will be prosecuted in such a
way as to permit it to make
big shippments next summer.
Boys suits 2~'i2 years up at
Field’s. adv.
Room for rent inquire at the
Miner office. adv.
WILL NOT TREAT
WITRJERTA
Washington, Oct. 17—It is an
nounced from reliable sources
that the Wilson administration
will make no further deal of
any kind with Huerta or his
followers. Negotiations of
some kind will be opened at
once with the Constitutional
ists, and the embargo on ship
ping them arms and ammuni
tion will be raised at once.
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DIDN'T KNOW IT
WAS LOADED
An “empty" gun in the hands
of Stanley Adams at Heckman
& Company’s store this morn
ing gave the occupants of the
building quite a scare, for as
usual it went off. Fortunate
ly no one happened to be in
the path of the bullet, so that
outside of a couple of broken
windows and the scare above
mentioned no damage was
done.
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GAUMONT WEEKLY
To-night at the Grand there
will be a review of the events
of the world in the shape of a
Gaumont weekly, a drama
made in the El Cajon valley of
California, entitled “The Medr
dlers,” another good one “A
Bachelor’s Romance,” and a
laughable comedy “The New
Policeman" with Herbert Pry
or as an addition to the Force
We have installed a gob’
radium - curtain screen and -i1
you want to see a picture that
is clear cut you can have that
opportunity any time.
Tomorrow night we are go
ing to have something except
ionally good to offer you so
lake particular pains to
“Watch the Grand.” adv.
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Field has an exceptionally
nice line of young mens suits
ages 16 to 20 years from $10.
to$20. adv.
LIGHT SENTENCE
IMPOSED
Henry Haldane plead guilty
lo the charged of “booze” ped
dling when arraigned and was
given a three months sentence
which was suspended on his
good behaviour. Fred W. Pat
terson was given a four month
suspended sentence for the
same offense. N. Espenosa
was sentenced to serve ten
days in the U. S. jail at this
place. Judge Jennings gave
is his reason for imposing so
light a penalty the fact that
the prisoner was little more
'han a boy, did not understand
English, had been in the coun
try but a short time so did not
know it was contrary to law to
get liquor for a native, and be
muse he had already been in
mil for several months await
ing trial.
Pilar Peredo is being tried
'his afternoon. The Grand
Jury yesterday returned true
bills against Roy Shriever for
dtering and passing worthless
"hecks at Wrangell; against
Pscar Kasheets a Wrangell
native charged with assault
with a deadly weapon, and E.
koran for supplying a native
with liquor.
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WILL CLOSE TOMORROW
The greater numberi of the
stores of the town will close at
’2:30 tomorrow in honor of
Alaska Day. The Miner will
mt be issued. The stones ask
.hat shoppers get down as ear
ly as possible in the morning
to do their buying.
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AT N. F. ZIMMERMANS
New green vegetables and
fnuit, sweet potato, squash and
concord grapes .JUST ARRIV
ED. adv
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Jus like a new pin. The
Dream. adv.
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i This Will Help You Save. I
a BsmF^sus»si« |
Open a Savings Account
and we give you one of
| these handsome home
banks. It takes all deno
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 1he Key.
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Savings Department Of The
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK