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PHOKNIX. An April J
ments and alleged
former secretary «»t the Ind
Workers of the World brain h at
made public hen* today by Sln ri*
John Montgomery of Ma n >pa » e:»e
in a campaign of publicity “to • t • «
oeople of this city and v r *> ! . *
1. W. W. conditions hen* and to ir
pres.-* on Washington *r•
protection.”
An alleged verbatim copy of s’.at
ments by a former I- W W. <e . *an.
receipt foi money and letters we
among the paper- publish. •!.
Sheriff Montgomery >aoi Is:
mation had been presented t » a com
mittee of citizens and t:> > e
had decided upon publicity as t » m
oly. His secret invi stigat <on o*‘ 1 .W
W. affairs, he added had been >mp*
-ed by a determination *»> prevent \
reciHrance o’’ alleged n •• \ e
the Salt rivei va lev.
Much ot the matter given out, I '
asserted, came f**om the Phoenix ’ \\
W. office which he dosc iheil as u*a»*
quarters st»cond in importance only *o
the main office at ('Imago He >a
he had obtained records and pape >
relating to I. W. W. ojuvntjons in \
izona New Mexico. tddi e’ui T \
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THE
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RESTAURANT AN1> BAKERY
BREAD CAKES lies
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FESICK JENICKE
Proprietors
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i « >rado ami Nevada.
\ former secretary of the I. W. W.
• i-dint: to a stenographic report of
ers said to have been made by
• i to Sheriff Montgomery’s ques
erodited with the following
admissions:
That incendarism in the Salt rive
va! ey n ar Phoenix last summer was
members of the I. W.
W.
1‘ at member' of the organization
ca lying on the campaign of
the “torch”.
! at a member of the 1. \V. 'S’.
Cahforn a told him privatr'y
mv' of the “Sacramento hunch” of
com ict< (I then several months
\v«> e guilty of the sabotage
“ i e»! again.-1 them.
fhat the secretary together with
members or the I. \V. W. had
< inferences on “labor matters *n
o»" vn;i" in the Phoenix labor temp’ *.
. > .!> of the Phoneix head*
of the organization in tl e
possession how a total af
s’" (Ml ••voiced *n dues during h: If
1 rn *’y miners* dues . those fo*
a’irhes having been sent < -
• > *• Chicago. \ grand total of
v $!00.0'>0. 0 shown as th.>
^ e n < office’s iec**ipts from a*?
fo less than a year. Of tilts
n >' *0.000 is represented as
•m r !’ on the sale of literature, duo
o . i\ hour stamps ami defense ,
1* Miners’ fund in this stat 1,
\ w Mexico. \i vada, California, Col
o* i ! * and Texas.
1 nited States government doeu
* ’d* < ared Sheriff Montgomery
re not safe from I. \V. \V. hand:
n proof of his assertion, he pro
two orders to the ( nited State’s
*«* fo Ari/oia for raids on ro '
p mi.'cs in the* city of Pishee
' i) i> literature, prescribing
■ . v \c< ording to the insert*)
i tl*< hack of these, the sei/.*
»r-*s w • *i * * made, one being endorser*
I. M Pa bine, who signed him
* * “Sn- employe department of
* ic C nited States.” One was dated
\! hb end h*‘ other March 10. 10
' S i' Montgomery declared these
in it 1 < long properly undi'r lock
ii* ;e*. : * • * 1 nited States commis
f i off:'. e at I’isbee.
\i • ‘ c’ n* system or bookkeeping
• minted forms for. every purpose,
. *' • i’n the I. \Y \V. organization
«»n trictly businesslike line"
• I r * ie :ntang ble body it some
'• !>j)0' <i to be. is shown *n
■ <i- ’ * \ h id bv the .Maricopa
county h r ff. Liberal use of th ?
*: i1' f->i <» dinary transmission, spec
e: \ packages and registered
’> ’ter i abundance of testimony.
S Montgomery, that money
■ is • le d to I. VV. W. delegates by
.!: n the occasion demanded.
are ."till radicals in th*
• • . v who believe in force and
torch ?
! >u'd not point them out.
' \ . v ,f *and very well in the or
i' oion. 1 knew at the time of fires
» \ .lley that some of the
b *\ . were •!. ing it but l didn’t know
'.no.
< * > > . were confiiler.t ."ome of
• mein be j. were doing it, but we
• : dr.’t kno" v ho. * Most of us are
u.pos.d to •• t hut l will t« 11 you the
\ uth, the !«I .00 are in the biggest
part of that. (He is reported to have
aid previous that “400” was the dr ‘.
igmition of the agricultural division
of the I. \Y. \V„ the mining division
being ”S00’\)
t>. You have men in the organiza
tion doing the same thing yet?
V. Yes. hut it is awfully hard to
find out a man like that until he has
gone an awful long ways. Some of
the men are in Sacramento. There was
a fellow down here from there, who
toM me privately that some of the
Sacramento hunch were guilty.
Sheriff Montgomery stated he had
been pursuing his investigation into
I. W. W. affairs since the first of th j
year. He declared that if it were pos
sible. he would prevent the outbursts
of incendiarism in the Salt riytr va!
ASK FOR
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I
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Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
R. E. SHANKLIN
Icy which characterized former sum
mers and to this end he iius concen
trated on an l. W. W. inquiry.
•*1 have laid my information befor.*
a committee of business men, said
the sheriff, and they have decided
that some of the details of my inves
tigation should he published in an en
deavor to let tho people of this city
and country know I. W. W. conditions
j hero and to impress on Washinjrto \
I tho necessity of protection.
i>i:i'osrrs or coal akk
DISCOVKKKO IN SWKDKN
M \ Y SOLYK A 1‘KOHLKM
LONDON. April 2!)— Deposits of
coal in Sweden, discovery of which
was reported recently from Stockholm
may help to solve one of Sweden's
most difficult industrial problems.
Sweden has an almost inexhaust
able supply of very fine iron ore and
Swedish scientists for years have un
successfully attempted to devis**
means of working it by electricity.
With a coal supply at home it is point
ed out that Sweden has an opportuni y
to become one of the great industrial
countries of the world.
The rising cost of labor in (irea*
Britain already has placed Kngland at
a disadvantage with the United State ,
in tin* Italian coal trade and if Sweden
could produce coal in quantities war
ranting export she doubtless would
become a competitor of both the Unit •
jl THE KEY :
[
Try Our Ice ( ream
• I
Its Colder
Smoother
Better.
TRY IT j
THE KEY j
ed States and England.
The coal contained in the newly
discovered Swedish deposits is said to
lyiv.e a caloric value 50 percent groat
er than that of British coal and it !s
stated that it can he produced for
about $5.75 a ton.
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POLICE \M> FIREMEN MUST
PAY FARES ON STREET CAR
SEATTLE, April .— The cit>
council ruled today that policemen
and firemen must pay fares on thi
city’s street car lines the same as anv
civilian.
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DKI.IMJl KNT TAX ROLL REAL AM) PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
SEWARD. ALASKA FOR THE YEAR 1919.
_&
|{\ order ol* the Common Council of the Town ol Seward.
Notice is hereby given that the delinquent tax roll ol real. Personal and
Special Assessments for the year of 191S of the Incorporated Town of Seward
Territory of Vlaska. has been completed and is open for public inspection at
the Office ol the Town Clerk, in the Basement of the Bank of Seward, comer
Broadway and Adams Street. Town of Seward, Territory of Alaska, and on
ih«* tilth day of June, 1919. the said roll will he presented to the District C urt
lor the Third Judicial Division Territory of Alaska, at Valdez therein, for ad
justment and order of sale.
In testimony, Whereof l ha\e hereunto set my hand and affixed the official
seal of the Town ofSeward. Territory of Alaska, this 8th day of April, 1919..
Julian H. Reed,
Municipal Clerk
(Sea!)
To Whom Assessed Seward Lot HIk Tax Penalty Int. Adv.
John A. Nobb* 8 1 8.00 .40 .21 1.00
John A. Noble 9 1 0.60 .48 .25 1.00
John A. Noble 10 1 8.00 .40 .21 1.00
K. 1,. Ballaine 15 l 9.60 .48 .25 1.00
J. K. Ballaine Krae. 17 1 7.20 .26 .19 1.00
J K. Ballaine Krae. IS 1 6.40 .22 .17 1.00
J. K. Ballaine Krae. 19 1 1.60 .08 .04 1.00
Anna N'irr.o, K>t. 9 2 12.80 .64 .24 1.00
Rena McLean (Caswell) 4-5 20 2 12.80 .64 .24 1.00
Sue Biersner N.K.1-5 20 2 4.80 .24 .12 1.00*
John A. Noble Krae. 22 6 10.40 .52 .28 1.00
John E. Ballaine 24 6 16.00 .80 .42 1.00
John K. Ballaine 25 6 16.00 .80 .42 1.00
John K. Ballaine 26 6 16.00 .80 .42 1.00
John K. Ballaine 27 6 16.00 .80 .42 1.00
John K. Ballaine 28 6 16.00 .80 .42 1.00
Title Trust Co. Seattle, Wash. 1 7 24.00 1.20 .64 1.00
Title Trust Co. Seattle, Wash. 2 7 16.00 .80 .42 1.09
Title Trust Co. Seattle, Wash. 2 7 16.00 .80 .42 1.00
Continued to next Page
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SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.,
Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seattle, New Vork,
Alaska Building. 127 W. 27th Street.
We do business direct with you and solicit all Raw Furs. All shipments arc
handled by expert graders and New York Market Prices are paid on correct;;
grading the day received. If desired, your shipments will He kept separate in
order that our prices may he appro\ed by you. Providing our valuation doe*,
not prove satisfactory, the furs will he returned to you. Transportation,
charges prepaid. Ship hy Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a Dry Condition.
Special instructions if any, must accompany the shipment. Always enclose.1
itemized list of contents with name and postoffice address. Place duplicate;
list of contents on outside of bale or package. All payments made by check on i
the Seattle National Bank, or in any other manner desired.
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For regular ports in Southeastern and Southwest
ern Alaska, also to Anchorage and Kodiak.
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April HUli A. M. All ports including
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then to Valdez, LaTouche, Seward and An
chorage returning south-bound over the
same route with an outside call at Heren
deen Hay.
Sailings of the Alameda April :ird and Alaska April lf>th, are via
Southeastern Alaska and Prince William Sound ports, both ways.
V y;y r A. H. McDONALD, Agent.
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