Fairbanks Daily Times from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 2

FAIRBANKS DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, 12, 1915. jfairbanKs 2aily dimes FAIRBANKS, ADASKA MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED NEWSPAPER IN INTERIOR ALASKA Issued every morning except Monday by Times Publishing Company. Owned, Edited and Managed by ARTHUR G. BELL and R. G.

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THE FRANK CASE. A very worthy movement, in our opinion, has been started in Fairbanks, the object of which is to induce the governor of Georgia to extend the clemency of his office to Leo M. Frank, former manager of an Atlanta pencil factory, who is facing death on the charge of having murdered Mary Phagan, one of the girl employes of the factory of which Frank was manager. Notwithstanding the fact that the sentiment against the convicted man is very strong in Georgia, the evidence Introduced during the trial and the disclosures which have "been made since then by those who have interested themselves in the case, encourage the belief that Frank is the victim of circumstantial evidence and the persecution of corrupt prosecutors whose star witnesses were men without standing in the i in which they reside. Conclusive evidence of his guilt was not produced i the trial and in the months that have elapsed since his con- Carl Hayden, Congressman- at-Large from Arizona, Is Personal Friend of Delegate and Mrs.

Wickersham. FAVORED RAILROAD AND SCHOOL BILL Friends of Miss Hayden Hope That Her Leaving the Territory Will Not Affect Her Friendliness. Raincoats and Umbrellas at M. A. PINSKA Successor to Sargent Pinska FAIRBANKS DAWSON MALAMlie WILL GO Although Miss Sarah Hayden has been a teacher in the public schools of Fairbanks for the past year, but few people know that Carl Hayden, the congressman at large from Arizona, is her brother.

Congressman Harry KarstenS Is i i Hayden is a personal friend of Delegate Wickersham, living in the same hotel that he does, and assisting him many of the projects for the etterment of the territory. Congressman Hayden has been a friend to Alaska ever since he entered congress, according to Out Two Good Malamute Dogs. When the steamer Yukon sailed Friday night, it took out two valuable malamute dogs, consigned H. Carey Morgan, New York city. gate Wickersham, and during the dogs were used lagt wintef past year has been particularly i hunting consis ting of three terested in the North, owing to the young New ork millionaireSf and fact that his sister was in Fairbanks.

they became go attached to the He helped Delegate Wickersham in; a i a that th were anxk)us to getting the bill through for the school of mines and agricultural co ma lamut show their friends a real Alaskan viction it has been proven conclusively that numerous of le and did wo i i i 4. -j 4. 'interests of the railroad bill. the witnesses who appeared against him were forced to As ConRressman Hayden in the member of the committee on public of the lands, which has a great deal to do thg party with Alaska, he has had an opportunity to do some good work there also. I It was partly through the suggestions of Congressman Hayden that Miss Hayden became enough Alaska to teach.

While here, she gave him much information regard- i the territory and the needs of Alaska. The friends of Mis? Hayden are in hopes that the congressman's in- perjury by prosecutors to whom justice seemingly is Frank may have committed the crime for which he was convicted, but unprejudiced onlookers have yet to be convinced of his guilt. The trial had much more the appearance of railroading an innocent man into the hereafter for the sake of a conviction. The friends of the convicted man have exhausted every means at their disposal to prevent his execution, interested in the North to come to with the single exception of the appeal to the governor of Georgia which is now being made, not only by Frank's friends in the South, but by justice-loving Americans in every part of the i States. The governor has been asked to Frank's sentence to i imprisonment, in order that time may be obtained to clear up thej in the North win be mystery i the death of the murdered pencil- maker.

do not want a to die while there is a reasonable excuse for believing that another is guilty of the crime. Detective i i a Burns has made a thorough i i gation of the case and it is his i i that a is innocent. Dan Lehon, the New Orleans manager of the Burns Detective agency, who was associated with the great detective i the investigation, recently issued a statement in which he declared that "if the mandate of the law is carried out and Frank is executed, it will be a severe blow to the courts the whole country." "It is a sad state of affairs," he said further, "when a lineup of perjurers, i character or reputation, can go into a court of justice and swear away the life of a clean, honest, conscientious, upright and citizen like Leo a a man of stainless character, who has stood the acid test of some of the most able investigators and expert physicians in the United States, who fine-tooth- combed the cities of Atlanta and Brooklyn, the former home of Frank, and who investigated him from the cradle, and were a to i one bad mark against him, even during his boyhood days." Harry Karstens is shipping, out the dogs. On the same boat there i be a consignment of trophies secufod Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Wood Will Entertain Tonight at Costa House. At the Costa house this evening, Mr. and Mrs. Elbort Wood will entertain at a dance and supper. This i bo the first big dance and supper at the Costa house 'since they took charge of it and a large crowd is expected to turn Automobiles will leave Fairbanks at 7:30 o'clock with the merrymakers and following the dance will return to Fairbanks during the small hours of Sunday morning.

There is no bar at the Costa house and no intoxicants will be served, according to the anouncement of Mr. "Wood. The supper will be a real 'Down In Maine" spread antt is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Everybody is invited to attend. Dave Cascaden Comes TO Town on Business Trip; Brings No News.

On a business trip, Dave Cascaden came to Fairbanks from the Tolovana district yesterday morning). He has not been in town for more than a month, yet he brings no news of importance from the new camp. He says that the latest thing of importance to transpire on Livengood creek was the finding of pay on 17 above. This news was reported in the Times several days ago. In coming to town, Mr.

Cascaden came by way of the Olnos trail. He found it drying up rapidly. Travel was not difficult and it was becoming better all 'the time. Unless some heavy rains fall within the near future, the trail will be in good condition for freighting. here any longer.

Miss Hayden i leave for the Outside in the near' future and next year will teach in i the public schools of Seattle. First-Class Accommodation Nordale Hotel ROSS' AUTO Leaves Nordale Hotel at 10 a. m. Daily FOR GOLDEN. COGHILL'S AUTO Daily, 10 a.

m. and 5 p. m. FOR ESTER CREEK. HUNTERS 10 PLANT WILD CELERY Anxious to make duck hunting 1 in Fairbanks as good as possible, a number of hunters have sent Outside for some wild celery and some wild rice seed, which they will plant around the lakes and sloughs of Fairbanks.

A number of people who have lived in Northern Montana and Minnesota, where conditions are similar to those in Fairbanks, say that the wild celery and rice thrives there and it draws hundreds of ducks to the feeding grounds annually. The seed will not be planted in Fairbanks until next spring, but when the open season arrives the following fall, there will undoubtedly be a more plentiful supply of ducks. BIG OUIPUT AT BILLY GORHAM GOLDSMITH SAME OLD STAND Opposite Gordon's Glass Block, A STREET. PHONE 119W. KANE AUTO TRUCK FOR CHATANIKA AND WAY POINTS LEAVES MINERS' HOME at 9:00 A.

M. on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. PHONE CALL 11-B. That conditions on the coast are encouraging at the present time is stated by P. R.

McGuire, who returned Tuesday, after an absence of about twenty months. The Bonanza copper mine alone is now producing $1,5000,000 worth of copper every month. The ore is running 70 pel- cent copper. Shortly after the European war broke out, the demand for copper stopped for a few months, but during 1 the last three months, the business has been increasing' gradually. Other copper properties along) the are reported to be doing 1 well also and indications are that they will be working night and clay until the end of the war at least.

Times Want Ads. ao the work, The German Savings and Loan Society (THE GERMAN BANK) Incorporated 1868 Savings Commercial 526 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Member of the Associated Savings Banks of San Francisco. DECEMBER 31, 1914. Assets $58,584.596.93 Capital actually paid up in Cash 1,000,000.00 Reserve and Contingent Funds 1,908,083.74 Employes' Pension Fund 188,521,05 Number of 6 6, Remittance may be made by Draft, Post Office or Express Money Orders, or coin by Express.

For the six months ending) December 31, 1914, a dividend to depositors of 4 per cent per annum was declared. OK Bijou Front Street, Near Pioneer Hotel. 163rd Day TO FREE Cuba the United States forces sailed for Santiago on this day in 1898. THE PHONOGRAPH of the low tone, to clarify and magnify the sound, is the abject of the Masterphone, a simple attachment just received from the Outside by The Bijou. It will increase the volume of tone in a new or old record, at th same time saving your records.

A small child can attach it as easily as you can yourself. YOU MUST be careful today, saith "The Prophet," for today is an unfortunate one. Thou wiH quarrel, lose thy money and be generally unsuccessful. CALABASH PIPES. Fresh Oranges and Apples, Ctioco- and Candies, Station.

ery and Toilet Articles. Legal Blanks for sale. Postage stamps at all hours. GEO. L.

BELLOWS. Notary Public. WANT ADS FOR shares Newsboy, 10,000 Eldorado Mining Milling Co. stock--3 cents a share. Also three-room furnished cabin.

Inquire Times. middle-aged reliable man to take care of foxes. References required. Steady position to right party. For particulars inquire Abe Stein Son.

FOR typewriter, first class condition. Inquire Times. FOR SALE--CHEAP FOR CASH-Four room house, completely furnished. Good location. Inquire Times.

CHOICE NATIVE POTATOES for sale. $4 per 100 pounds. Stewart warehouse. Phone 200. POR SALE--Gem Restaurant, located California block, Front Street.

Owners going Outside. Inquire on premises. WANTED--To hear from owner of good farm for sale. Send cash price and description. D.

F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. FOR RENT--Furnished house suitable for family. Inquire Times. Job printing--REAL JOB PRINT- ING--at the Times office.

I I TWO NEW FILMS EVERY EVENING AT The TANANA Drop in and gee the new pictures as they arrive. Pete Lcrentzen, Prop. Established 1903. Steam Heated and Electric Lighted. Pioneer Hotel D.

PETREE, PROP. 85 GUEST ROOMS. TURKISH BATHS Stables for Dogs and Horses. Tanana fi, TIME CARD. Robinson Steeline Folding Bath Tub l)fo)di You are going to make bathing a pleasure, not a duty.

You are going to be glad when "tub night" conies. You won't need to go out to the woodshed to take a bath, like you have to. do now when you use a leaky wooden tub. No siree, you could use this tub right in your parlor, if you wanted to. Take it right in your bedroom.

It won't spill, leak or splash. Ten-year guarantee. SOLD ONLY BY H. J. WEMPE EXCLUSIVE AGENT.

Effective April 19, 1915. Subject to change without notice. TRAIN FOR CHATANIKA DAILT EXCEPT SUNDAY. i Leave Chena 7:15 a.m. Arrive Fairbanks 7:45 a.m Leave Fairbanks 9:00 a.m.

Leave Junction 9:15 a.m, LeaVe Ester 9 25 a.m. Leave McNeer 9:55 a.m. i Leave Fox 10:40 a.m. 'Leave Gilmore 11:10 a.m. 'Leave Ridgetop 12:10 p.m.

'Leave Olnes 12:40 p.m. ''Leave Little Eldorado 12:55 p.m. Chatanika 1:00 p.m. i RETURNING. 'Leave Chatanika 1:45 p.

Leave Little Eldorado 1:55 p.m. Leave Olnes 2:10 p.m. (Leave Hidgetop 2:45 p.m. Leave Gilmore 3:45 p.m. Leave Fox p.m.

Leave McNeer 4:20 p.m Leave Ester 4:40 p.m. Leave Junction 4:45 p.m. Arrive Fairbanks 5:00 p.m. Leave Fairbanks 5:25 p.m. Arrive Chena 6:00 p.m.

Sbaw Mouse (grill Now opened by Miss Hilda Bay, Formerly of the Clark House. Breakfast 50c, Lunch 75c, Dinner $1.00. Shaw Hottse EUROPEAN PLAN. Rooms $1.00 E. H.

MACK, Lessee. Times Want Ads. business getters. AUTO CAR FOR CHATANIKA, DAILY. Leave Fairbanks 4:30 p.mf Leave Junction 4:45 p.m.

Leave Ester 4 5 0 Leave McNeer 5:10 Leave Fox 5:35 p.m. Leave Gilmore p.m. Leave Ridgetop 6:10 p.m. Leave Olnes 6:30 p.m. Leave Little Eldorado 6:35 p.m.

Arrive Chatanika 6:45 p.m. RETURNING Leave Chatanika 7:00 a.m. Leave Little Eldorado 7:05 a.m. Leave Olnes 7:20 a.m. Leave Ridgetop 7:40 a.m.

Leave Gilmore 8:15 a.m. Leave Fox 8:25 a.m. Leave McNeer 8:50 a.m. Leave Ester 9:10 a.m. Leave Junction 9:15 a.m.

Arrive Fairbanks 9:30 a.m. Eagan Griffin's Stage connects at Gilmore for Fairbanks Creek. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Stage connection at Ester Siding for Ester City. Stage connection at Chatanika for Cleary City.

W. H. JOSLIN, General Manager. 'SPAPERJ.