The charge is made that
'line of the members of Con*
c. css are wearing paper col
lars. That may not he stylish,
bol they are to be preferred to
b. .,ss collars.
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rosy be overdone.
"Prisoner shot while trying
t escape," is the excuse be
hind which men have hid mur
ders since it became the cus
tom to take prisoners. Many
a Civil war spy was this dis
posed of.
lit v. Suiter of New Aork will
be a candidate for the pre*i
d. ;:ey in lot 6. Neither he nor
1 ' friend- have yet ^-aut so.
b it any old p phet can read
between the li ts of his pub
licity dope.
Scaled bids marl
"Bid. Timber 5 ‘ ■
November 13. i ‘
a * addressed to ~e*
Supervisor. T»vjea>* na'
Feres-. Ke: h *..-n. A
be received up to a
iuj the 23rd day of December
I -12. fn* n” oh* me-chantabb
dead timber, standi: g or down,
and all the live timber desig
nated ' ' -attire hv a Forest
be definitely designated by a
officer, lot ail’d on an area to
Forest officer before cutting
begins, including about 16
acres located approximate!'
I" mile* norlneas! of Hollis.
? ; about 3 acre- on the east
? ie of the entrance of Hol
1 * Anchorage. Prince of Wales
island, within *he Tongas
N ■ :onal Forest, estimated tc
ba 40i,0t*0 feet board raeasurt
i live Spruce, Hemlock and
Red Cedar sawtsmber. log
> ale, more or less. No bid of
] -s than *13 per thousand
f cf board measure for saw
t nber wit! be cor.?; t*r»d, 'ml
a deposit of flO^1 must he
s nt to 0. T Gainer. Special
F. ' a! Agent. Fore»t .Sendee
Ketchikan. Alaska, for each bid
submitted to the Supervisor.
T.siber upon valid claims is
exempt from sa’e Twe *.ght
t reject any and Ml ti=:s i
reserved. For forth ~ r infor
m at ion and regulations gov
error.? «a!e* addrcc« Fore*!
F'C'i Ketchikan. Alaska. \V
G. Weigie. Forest Supervisor.
London, March 0-The police!
ere making large preparation
for the adjournment of Parii- |
impL They fear suffragette j
demonstrations and are prepar- j
ed for trouble.
Berlin, March d—The Turk
oh Cruiser Hamidja yesterday
while cruising near Cassandra;
found the Greek trail-pur'
Themistoeles with a regimen;
of soldiers aboard and sank it
Ail of the Greek soldiers were
Cither drowned or raptured.
Seattle. March 0—'The Ad
miral Sampson left last night
on her first tr;p of the season.
The passengers aboard for
Ketchikan are: Mrs. Nettie Bali
\V. L. Poison. J). P. Rosenfeld.
'table Green and F. A. McMul
len
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London. March i>—Mrs. Pank
Lure!, the leader of the suffru
ge-tts in England ha- had a
complete break down and ha
lt ancelled ail engagements.
Flora Drummond is to take the
sCice of Mrs. Paukhur-t and
will a-susne the leadership of
the women.
San Antonio, March 6—Emilio :
Madero arrived here today and
gave the lie to all the >torie
that lif.e been circulating to
the effect that he had been
killed. He has been in the
Mate of Coahulia enlisting
body of troop- to rebel and
overthrow the Huertia govern
ment. The State of Sonora
Pas -needed from the rule o:
Huertia an are raising money
to equip a body of men io carry
on the warfare.
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LEAVES FOR THE
WEST COAST
Fremont King. Charles Patch
ing. Sandy Clarke and Sam
Partholemew, went to the West
Coast yesterday on the Little
Glory.
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"That Chicken Dinner" at the 1
Dream tonight. adv
J. J. DALY GOES SOUTH
TO RETURN ENGINE
J. J. Dal\ is to be a passen
ger south on the Jefferson to
night. The engine that was
sent up for the mill" i- not sal
s'factory an.l he will take il
down and change o. lie ex
pects (o return on the same
boat and says that the mill will
start immediately on Ins re
turn, or as soon as the engine
• an be set up. which will take
about three days.
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Washington, March b—At an
informal reception held late
yesterday afternoon eleven him
died people were in line and
President Wilson she 1, hands
w ith all of them. Many Suffr
getts are ready and anxious to
testify about the ' roe? riots
diat took place during the suf
fragette parade on -he after
noon of the third. The Senate
held a short session this morn
ing and adjourned until Fri
day. Vice President Marshall
presided and acquited himself
splendidly. Former Attorney
Genera! Wickersham is leaving
v for Ff SCO, ; - way
around the world. Hitchcock
- goint to Panama ai d Fisher
i- returning to Chicago.
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Chicago. March d=-The in
dictments against Ducan Slew
art. charging him with parliei
pation in the Alaska Coal fraud
were dismi-sed today. A jury
has been empaneled to try the
other coal fraud cases rj the
opening arguments were be
gun.
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Augusta. Georgia. March 0— 1
—Ex-president Taft arrive**
here today. lie was given an
• \ation and thousands of peo
ple waited for hours for the
boat to land. As Taft left
Washington yesterday he said
that he had now entered the
pedestrian life.
New York. March i‘>—Tin
health authorities have grant
ed Prof. Friedman permission
10 test his cure for tuberculo
sis and have promised him
every a-sisLuiee in their power
to give.
Seattle. March G^-Gold runn
ing si\ dollars to the pan has
been reported from Skookum
Jims new strike near Tesalin
Lake. Seattle is gold crazy
{ gain and many are rushing to
the new diggings. The Curac
ao, Jefferson, and Alki had
extra large passenger lists of
people bound i-fcere and the
Admiral Sampson left last night
with lots more. It is reported
that five hundred people are
on the ground already and that
many more are waiting at both
Wrangell and Allin for the iec
to break and the weather mod
erate.
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Washington. March 0—Wit
soil today refused to discuss
any appointments to be made
to government positions. He
refered all inquiries to the
heads of the diffarent depart
ments. He has ordered Major
General Leonard Wood to re
main a< Chief of Staff of the
Army. Clark has been elected
chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission,
GAS BOAT PACIFIC
TOTAL WRECK
Dring the heavy wind last
Saturday night the gas boat
Pacific struck a reef at the
upper end of Dog Island and
v. as totaly wrecked. The Pa
cific was a power boat about
fourty feet long and belonged
to Mark Hamilton, a native.
They were caught out in the
storm after dark and were run
ning to harbor when the boat
struck. Site sank at once and
the people on her barely es
caped with their lives. Seven
1 undred dollars in cash was
11 st with the boat.
HAPPINESS
Happiness is Helpfulness bub
bling over at the rim. Also,
Happiness is getting in time
■with the music of the Hand of
The-Out-of-Doors. There is
no unhappiness in Nature.
Lend a Hand. Make Happi
ness a Habit.
The people who are Happy
are the people who are Suc
cessful—not in money, merely,
l.ul in contentment, realized
aims and completed effort. To
win—be happy. To be Happy
—do something worth while.
Lend a Hand. Make Happi
ness a Habit.
The fastest growing concern
i- the one with the most Hap
py helpers. Happiness produ
ces health. Health plows up
the field of native ability and
makes ready the soil for the
Happy Harvest.
Lend a Hand. Make Happi
ness a Habit.
Happiness cannot be bought.
Being rated as of all things
about the most Precious—it is
at the same time free. It is
for all. But there must be
mustered the effort to take it.
And after you have it. if you
would keep it—give it away.
Lend a Hand. Make Happi
ness a Habit,
For Happiness boiled down is
nothing more nor less than be
ing content with what you have
but seeking better things all
the time, being glad that you
are alive, thanking God that you
have a chance, believing that
you have some things that no
body else in all the world has,
and just determining that you
are going to make this world
a marvelous place to stay in for
a while. It’s also having some
thing that every one else will j
want. Well, then—
Lend a Hand. Make Happi
ness a Habit.
PROFESSOR BLAKE
CALLED SOUTH
Professor Blake has received
word that Ins bahy is worse
and he will leave on I he Jef
ferson for Seattle tonight. He
expects to return in about two
weeks if everything is favor
able.
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BOOKKEEPER FALLS
SPRAINS ANKLE
Mr. Sandahl, the bookkeeper
for the Northern Machine
Works fell in front of the Sled
man Hotel last Monday night
and turned his ankle. Some of
bystanders helped him to Hr.
Millers office and he had his
ankle dressed. Yesterday he
came to work and hurt it a
gain and today he is laid up
altogether.
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A Seatllo man asked the
court to send him to prison for
)(.wo years in order that he
might learn to cook. No doubt
laving acquired an intimate
knowledge of preparing prison
fare, he can find a good job in
a boarding house.
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Princeton, March 3—The
students of Princeton Univer
sity field a monster-reception
arid street parade in honor of
Woodrow Wilson on Saturday
night.
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“Wanted,” reads an ad hr
the New York World, “a girl,
ever 10. white, to paste labels
on.” The advertisement does
not explain why they want to
paste labels on the girl.
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PALAGE BAKERY
OPEN SOON
The Palace Bakery is about
ready to open, Woods and
Bnrgun are old hands at the
bakery business and should
turn out first class stuff.
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