MONSTER GREAT DANE HAS
SWELL RESIDENCE AND VALET
BOSTON.—Few persons 'in Greater
Boston know that Cohasset is ttie
abode of royalty. Vet down in Cohas
set, off beautiful Jerusalem load, high
up on a great estate, in a 15-room
house, with a splendid big lied for him
self, with an allowance of $1.60 a day
for uieals, and w'lth a Japartese valet
to attend him night and day, lives his
imperial highness Prince, a monster
Great Dane dog.
The palace of l’rincc is situated on an
eminence. Far above it towers the
residence of h'is owner, Ernest G.
Howes, who lives in winter on Com
monwealth avenue, and who is a
wealthy Boston man.
Should you desire an audience with
his majesty, an 'interview first with
one Toku Kobe, valet, is desirable. In
fact, the Prince’s valet becomes quite
•alkiiliVL’ when uuestioned regarding
his majesty's tastes and Customs.
“it 'is pleasant to know that Prince
likes one," said tiie reporter. "What
does lie usually desire for a repast',"
lie asked with some apprehension.
"Aii, in., expense is great. <5 'III!
times $10 in the month for meat ; I.me, |
and only the best.”
"Yon provide?”
“Yes, each day 1 travel to the town j
to purchase provisions. 1 buy the best
of meat- cost it 22 cents or 25 cents,
it does not matter, if it is only good.
He eats sometimes move, sound dries
less, than two and a half pounds a
! day.
"I It* will now go to supper, 'follow
ing thnt he goes lo the hath, for lie is
most carefully groomed,” said the
Honorable Kobe. "After the bath he
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\vnmlers about the house there lire;
actunlly mote than 13 elegantly fur- j
nshed and sumptuously decorated
apartments in it and then, when he |
desires, lie retures. Jt is my duly to
see that the bath water is not loo hot ;
nor too cold, that lie reeeves the modi- j
dines prescribed by the physician, that
tlie bed is properly and smoothly made,
the Inen changed and the lights extin
guished. I awake him in llie morning,
bathe and g'lvc lireakfasl, after which
he goes for a tramp in the woods, 1
usually a tend ed by me. Thus the day j
passes and keeps me preoccupied. As i
Mr. Howes had no other place at
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Prince’s disposal, he lias kept this 1
house open through the winter season
especially for lVince.”
AMERICAN WOMEN
DISLIKE GERMAN FARE
Senator Harding is in receipt of a
letter recently from a lady in Ohio
soliciting his aid in behalf of Mrs. JJ.
Kumsey and daughter of i'iqua, 0.,\vho
are in Dresden, Germany. Mrs. llum
sey is 74 years old and both she and
her daughter tire in delicate health.
Mrs. Kumsey was a daughter of the
late Joseph 1!. Edgerton who was once
representative in Congress from Ohio.
The letter says that Mrs. Kumse.x
has "ample means to purchase food
suitable to one delicately reared." but
that her menu tit an expensive pension
(hotel) on hist Thanksgiving day was
this: Corn meal soup, brains, potato
with stilt, one carrot. Her daughter,
the letter says, was allowed the same
food except that she received red cab
bage instead of carrots. Miss Kumsey
the writer also avers, has had no butter
since August and Mrs. Kumsey has
had a little. The letter also says.
• “Almost total absence of fat in their
food is rendering them very anemic
and 1 fear unless they are able to
get to America, where ‘he Edgertons
have lived since 1(151, she (Mrs. Rum
sey) will never get home.
Senator Harding is asked to make an
arrangement thru the state depart
ment whereby a younger brother may
be sent to bring Mrs. Kumsey and Miss
Kumsey back to America. Senator
Harding will take the mattet up with
Secretary Hanging and see what can
be done.
STOLE CHARTS OF ALASKA
WATERS TO GIVE GERMANY
Herbert Sauer, aged 21, was sen
tenced in New York recently to eight
years at Sing Sing for the murder of
an aged woman, and searching
through his belongings officers found
charts of anchorages, harbors and
channels of Alaska, which had been
stolen from a revenue cutter from
which he deserted. An Inquiry has
been started.
Sauer confessed to stealing the
charts nnd said that he had intended
to return to Germany, give the charts
to the government, thus making a
name for himself.
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before .May 10th, 1917.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
No tiro is hereby given that I have
purchased all ini-- -est of .John Ik
Martini and (*. M. Pc Marlini in t •
seav *nger Inis ii- ss and I am now
ll sole owner or Ihi scavenge • I, i.-l
ness in Nome, Al lolta, and
Notice is further given that no1
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or incur any bills or obligations for
me and that no person is authorized
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
Delinquent Assessment Roll, City of Nome, Alaska 1916
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Person Taxed.
Albrecht, Thomas .
Alaskai ,*t* ■ n I sip Co .
Antheruk et al . . ....
Boyce, \V. A.
Chaco, W. D’Arcy.
De .Martini, John .
Erickson, E. It.
Gogg'in, G. I’.
Grillith, M. \V.
Holt, E. t.
Horgan, D. J.
Hatpin, D. J.
Kent, I,eo .
Kusengo, et al .
Lee Men .
Loo, Yco .
Larson, Frederick .
Larson, Sam .
Lane, Richard .
McAllister, ,T. F.
Meredith, K. E.
McCahey, Jack .
McDonough, M. J.
McLean, et al ..
N’onie Consolidated Dredge Co.
Oliver, A. G.
O'Connor, Geo. D.
O’Connor, D. O.
Oldbaum Mining Co.
Partflc Const Steamship Co.
Pascoff, M.
Boss, Thomas A.
Reed, C. W.
Seidenvorg, I.eo .
Swartzel, Jas.
Sons of the Norllt ..
Seward Peninsula Railway Co.
Wittenberg, A.
Walker, Henry.
Warren, Clark & Warren .
I Inscription.
\l ii liine shop.
ofTii-p fixtures . .
Bunt rkmvak i .
Machine * hup..
Of Ih p lixt im s . .
Scavenger outfit .
Boat “Flyer”.
tlrocery store, etc . .... ..
Office fixtures .
Store .
Boat "Cap. Ward' n” .
Best aurant .
Transfer out fit .
Boat “Ham" .
Hallndry .\
Haundry ..
Boat “Belinda," ..
(Torso and wagon . .
Dredge..
Transfer outfit.. . .
Boat Althea .
Transfer outfit .
Horse and wagon .
Boat “Silver Wave" ..
Autos, office fixtures .
Saloon .
Boat "Hettie B" .
Boat New York .
Machinery and pumps .
Office fixtures .
Taylor shop .
Haunches .
Machine shop .
Store.
Ooldon Bale Hotel .
Tool tables, etc .
Machine shop .
Store .
Machine shop .... ...
Rar fixtures .
Tulnl T.i\. I *t*ii:111> . Totul
$ i.oii $ "ii 1.1 no
i;Hu no o no
.. 1,00 T oo
•u.Ofi lull 21,00
1 o.ihi 15 I., 75
.. 11.oo .in
. J 5.(10 70 J >.70
.1) 10.00 15.50 953.50
. 2.00 10 2.10
.I oo.oo 5.00 liis.OO
. 10.00 5o 10,30
. 8.00 !o 5. ly
.IIO.OO 1.50 21.50
. . .. .... 2.0.00 1.00 21.00
. 1,00 20 -1.20
.4. IK) 20 1.20
. : I on J.iio ' 1.00
. 3.00 15 3.15
.no.no . i TOO
. 10.00 so 10. SO
. 10.00 50 10.50
. 4.00 20 4.20
.. 4.00 2-i 4.20 '
. 20.00 l.i'O 21.00
. 20.00 1.30 27.30
. 20.00 1.00 21.00
. 20.00 1.00 21.00
. 20.00 1.00 21.00
. 40.00 2.1)0 42.00
. 2.00 10 2.10
. G.00 30 G.30
..10.00 50 10.50 :
. . GO.0(1 3.00 63.00 j
.250.00 12.50 2G2.50 ]
. 50.00 2.50 52.50 i
. C.00 30 G.30
.GO.00 3.00 03.00
. 50.00 2.50 52.50
. 12.00 00 12.GO
.12.00 fid 12.GO
Notice is hereby given that unless the Delinquent Taxes on the above ivrsoiiol Properly i. paid with
penalty and interest and other costs within ten (10) days from the find publication of this notice, to-wit:
Within 10 days from the 9th day of May, 1917, the property or a part thereof upon which said taxes are a lien
will he seized under distress warrants and sold to satisfy said taxes so due.
Dated at Nome, May nth, 1917. R. OUIMM,
Date of first publication May Gth, 1917. pity Ch 11; and T v Collector.
Date of last publication May 9th, 1917.
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FOR THE COMMON WEALTH
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