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SPECIAL BOARD
ORDERS THAW
TO BE DEPORTED
Coatieooke, Sept. ft.—In denying a
writ of prohibition asked for by attor
ney for Harry K. Thaw and which
sought to prohibit the special board of
immigration to sit iti his case, the
court held that Thaw was not a tran
sient and was therefore not allowed to
pass through Canada: the John John
son case was not similar to the Thaw
case, said the court.
The immigration board began its
hearing in the matter of the deporta
tion of Thaw, immediately following
the court’s ruling. Thaw took the
stand in his own behalf. He made a
good witness as to his sanity.
Mrs. Thaw, mother of Har»\y Thaw,
reached here last night, lhe meeting
between mother and son was most af
fecting.
C oatieooke, Sept. t>—Hater At noon
today the special immigration board
issued an order of deportation of Harry
K. Thaw from C anada to the state of
Vermont, from whence he came to
this country. The grounds on which
the findings are based are that the de
fendant entered Canada by stealth and
that he has been an inmate of an in
sane asylum within a perion of five
years from the time of his entrance
into this country.
Thaw's attorneys had prepared for
this finding and presented a w rit of
habeas coapus appealing the case to
the high court at Montreal, where it
will be heard September 15.
Jerome, attorney for the state of
New York, is disappointed at the find
jngs and result.
JAPS DEMAND
REPARATION
Tokio, Sept. 6—The public is in
censed at the killing of Japanese sub
jects in the shelling of Nanking by
Chinese rebels. A demand is made
that Japanese troous occupy Tiensin
until due reparation is given in the
form of adequate damages.
CLEMENCY FOR
YOUNG MURDERER
Salem, Ore., Sept. 6.—Governor
West today commuted the death sen
tence to life imprisonment in the case
of Robert Morgan, aged eighteen, who
was convicted of the murder of his
sweetheart.
Mountain Sheep at the Commerce.
Evinrude motors $75, at J. L. Graef s.
Meet me at the Branch *
When in need of stationery, don’t
forget that there is a swell line at
Gordon's. Pipe the show window.
Twenty-gauge, 1913 model shot guns
at J. L. Graef’s. t
Life preservers at J. L. Graef’s. *
For nine years the leading caterer in Sew
ard, and still in the lead. Commerce Cafe, E.
Levin. Prop, •
JEROME, THAW
PR0SEC0T0R, UP
i FOR GAMBLING
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Ooaticooke, Sept. ' fi—Attorney Je
rome, special assistant district attor
uev detailed to represent New \ ork
state in the Thaw case, was arrested
I here last nijjht. on a chargfe of public
i/antblinsr. Me was immediately re
leased on bonds in the sum of five
hundred dollars. The complaint was
j sworn to by a mill hand.
Jerome admits that lie indulged in
a penny ante poker game with news*
i paper reporters at his hotel.
The sympathy of the Canucks are
| with Thaw in his fight for freedom. A
great crowd surrounded the jail in
which he is kept, last night, and re
1 peatedly cheered the notorious inmate.
CAMINETTI IS
; FOUND GUILTY
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San Francisco, Sept. 6—The jury
’ in t he Caminetti case late last night
i found the defendant guilty as to one of
[the counts in the indictment—illegally
transporting a woman from one state
to another for immoral purposes.
Sentence will be imposed Wednesday.
' Camineu.i’s counsel gave notice of
appeal.__
I BALDWIN
VAST ESTATE
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Los Angeles. Sept. 6—The final ap
j praisement of the estate of ‘‘Lucky”
(Baldwin places its value at thirty-six
i million dollars. Baldwin was a his
[ toric figure of the early days of Cah
; fornia._
ZIONISTS FIGHT
OVER THE FUNDS
Vienna, Sept. 6. —The Zionist con
gress, which has been in session here
for the past few days, ended last night
in wild disorder, following an effort on
the part of an inner committee of the
Zionist movement to gain control of all
the finances of the religious organiza
tion. _
Streets Flooded
New York, Sept, fi—The streets of
New York city were flooded yester
day by a cloudburst. No damage re
suited. _
noun tain Sheep at the Commerce.
A large assortment of the latest pho
nograph records just received on the
Sampson. At Gordon’s. *
Fishing tackle at J. L. Graef’s. J
Pabsts blue ribbon beer at The
Branch._*
Three meals for one dollar at the Commerce
Cafe. E. Levin. Prop. . *
BIS STORM ON
ATLANTIC COAST
RAISES HAVOC
Washington, N. C., Sept. <>.-A de
istructive storm, on the sea and on the
! land, has prevailed here for the past
two days. Many ships have been driven
ashore. The loss ol life is larjre. I he
coast town of .Bellhaven is completely
wiped out. The wireless station here
is demolished. Crops in this vicinity
are ruined. The loss will exceed three
million dollars.
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Camp Perry, ()., Sept. 6—In the
army rifle shoot for the championship
of America, the Canadians won a de
cisive victory. Major McHarg won
highest score, Captain Smith was
second and Lieut. Mortimer third. All
are Canadians.
In the revolver contest for the
world’s army championship, a United
States army officer won first prize; an
Argentine army officer won second,
and a Peruvian officer gained the third
prize. _
FIVE DROWN IN
SE9D0N WRECK
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Nome, Sept. 6.—The schooner Sed
don was wrecked several days ago, pil
! ing up on the beach at Shismareflf
i inlet. Five meml>ers of the crew were
[drowned. A severe storm was raging
at the time.
The Steffansen exploration party, in
the whaler Karluk and the schooner
Mary Sachs, have arrived at Point
Barrow, according to advices received
here today.
U. S. MINISTERS
ARE APPOINTED
Washington, Sept. 6.—President
Wilson today sent the following nomi
nations to the senate:
Charles Vopicka Vilimnis, United
States minister to Servia, Roum^nia
and Bulgaria.
Thomas Burkes, of New Jersey,
United States minister to Portugal.
Wishes Japs Barred
Vancouver, B. <J., Sept. 6.—Premier
McBride, of British Columbia, in an
interview published today, comes out
in favor of a law prohibiting Japanese
from entering Canada.
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Mountain Sheep at the Commerce.
Try the new Qve cent 9izes of stand
ard cigars at Gordon’s. Little Tom’s,
Lovera, Baby Webster and Henry
George. They’re the go now. *
The best cook, coffee, bread and butter in the
city you find at the Commerce Cafe *
HR WAY ON
KENAI RIVER
Fourteen miners are now employed
in resting the dredger ground on Ke
nai river, taken over under option to
purchase bv B. U. Thane and asso
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dates. Pending the arrival of three
big drills adapted to the purpose, an
Kmpire drill is being used. What is
known as the disputed association
group has been drilled, and the results
are most encouraging. The drill is
now employed on the Perkins group.
H. T. Tripp, the mining engineer, is
expected on an early steamer, to re
present the Thane interests.
An expert drill man with arrive
with the drills, to take charge of this
part of the work. Upon his arrival,
the prospecting force will he largely
increased. Operations will be con
tinued throughout the winter.
Ohas. G. Hubbard, who for the time
being is in charge, reached town last
evening, to meet Mrs. Hubbard, who
is a passenger on the Alameda. Mr
Hubbard is the first mining engineer
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to realize the potential possibilies of
the Kenai river as a dredger proposi
tion. A thorough study of the geolo
gic features of the region, exhaustive
tests of the gold content in the gravels
and a comprehensive knowledge of
the situation as a whole, gave him an
array of fa Us and figures that satisfied
him completely as to tl e great merit
of the river as a mining proposition
of magnitude. It is he who interested
I Mr. Thane and associates in the pro
j ject. _
TEDDY ADVISES
GOV. SDLZER
. Albany, N. Y.. Sept. G.—Former
President Roosevelt called on Gover
nor Sulzer yesterday afternoon and dis
cussed the impending impeachment
proceedings. After an extended con
ference, in which the matter was fully
gone over. Roosevelt advised Sulzer to
unreservedly explain to the people the
whole trouble.
FRIEDMANNCURE
• IS OF NO AVAIL
Providence, R. I., Sept. 6.—Dr.
Friedmann’s tuberculosis cure is re
garded as a fake here. The German
treated many cases in Providence.
Seventy-five per cent of the cases
treated are much worse than before
the alleged cure was applied. Butone
patient in twenty show any signs of
improvement.
The steamer Alameda is at Cordova
and will sail, at midnight, for Valdez.
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Mountain Sheep at the Commerce.
Budweiser beer at the Breach. *
Lilly’s fly killer at J. L. Graef’s. *
Savage 22 High Power rifles at J. L.
Graef’s. $
Short orders and dinners a la carte at all
hours, day and nlcht, Coirwerce Cafe..' „ •