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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21

Adams; j. n. Slaughter, district IS
Adams; w. r. Nessly, district 10
Freewater; r. f. Johnson. district 96
Briggson; Mary English district 35
Pendleton; e. o. Elder, district 92
Pendleton f.. Ferguson, district Sc
Juniper; W. T. Reeves, district 81
Echo; w NJ. Wolfe, district 80, Pen
dleton; j. a. Hayton, district g. Mil
ton: w. S. Asher, district 81, Milton;
L. C. Hodgen, district 22, Freewater;
L. e. Tyston, district 40, Kamela; j.
a. Gungren. district 16, Holdmann;
Z. V. Shafer, district 81, Pilot Rock;
Daniel Mcdonald, district 6S, Pendle-
ton; ]. +. Zerba, district "a, Athena
]. 0. Hyatt, district 49, Weston; ]. f.
Mcdaniel, district 81, Weston; L, F.
Bradshaw, district IS, Milton; c. H.
Shaw, district g. Hermiston; Hubert
March, district AZ, Weston; NJ. L. War
ren, Pendleton; j. H. Coffman, dis
trict 20. Milton; j. w. Keen. Athena;
A. e. Troyer, district 81, Milton; c. E.
Beathe, district AZ, Weston; A. L.
Swaggart, district 80, Athena; NAL
colin Stevens, district 95, Weston; w.
j. King, district 22, Freewater; C. w.
Matthews, district II, Pilot Rock; S.
c. Sloan, district 80, Pendleton; Frank
L. Perkins, district 95, Pendleton; W.
w. Carney, district Al, Milton; E. E.
Elder, district s, Echo; David Ferris,
district 45, Athena; VIM. Mantz, dis
trict 72, Freewater; Edwin Sporleder,
district 70, Freewater; ]. H. McGent-
ry-, district &c. Holdman; E. w.
Susie, district As, Pendleton; F. T.
Boyd district q, Pilot Rock; W. H.
Gilbert, district 1, Pilot Rock; ]. S.
Ross, district II, Weston; Jas. A.
King, district II, Weston; Thos.
Jacques, district l, Pilot Rock; Geo.
w. Simons, district &c. Holdman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
STOLE TOYS FOR HIS
LITTLE BROTHER

Los Angeles. Dec. 21.-Because San
IA Claus failed to stop at the home of
Filberto Mosquires, age 13, last
Christmas, the youth is being held in
the detention home on charge of
burglary. Fearing his little brother
would be forgotten this year, as in the
past, Filberto broke a window of a
toy shop, and with his arms laden
with toys, the boy ran home, other
boys saw him steal the articles and
informed the police.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
BAKER SHOOTS BREAD THIEF
salt Lake Proprietor Stood Guard at
Shop.

Salt Lake, Dec. 21.-Edgar Ames
was this morning shot and mortally
wounded while in the act of stealing
goods in a bakery. He was shot by
Albert Richardson, proprietor of the
bakery, who owing to previous steal
ings from his stock, was on guard.
Ames was a former employe of the
bakery and was % years old. He
leaves a wife and three children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
MERRY BASEBALL WAR
FOR CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Calf, Dec. 21.-A
crisis in state and coast eagues of
baseball imbroglio will come tonight
when a second conference will be
held here. All signs point to a fall
ing through of the negotiations in
which event there will be a merry
baseball war next year. National
Commissioner Pullman, who is here
has given up all hope of patching up
the differences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
ASTORIA RESTAURANT
HELD UP AND ROBBED

Astoria. Ore, Dec. 21.-Eqrly this
morning two masked men, heavily
armed, entered the Horseshoe restau-
rant and help up the place. One held
two guns to the head of the man be-
hind the counter and the other rifled
the cash drawer and took S66.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
ACCUSED OF ROBBERY:
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Portland. Or, Dec. 21.-Chris Bons,
one Of the robbers accused Of rob-
bing Portland saloon, tried 20 butt
his brains out against the wall of his
cell this morning and succeeded in
raising big Jumps on his head before
he was discovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
: + + + ++++*++* + + + + T. + :
1. HAMPTON MARRIED
IN PORTLAND MONDAY

s. A. Hampton. well-known farmer
of this county, was married in Port
land last Monday evening to Miss Ma
ria Welcome OF Portland. The cere-
mony occurred at the home of the
brides parents i'm Portland and was
conducted by Rec. John Bentzlan.
From Portland the newly married cou-
pie left for Los Angeles upon a we'd
ding trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
WIFE DESERTER AND
ELOPER MUST GO BACK

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 21.-William T.
Bruce. accused Of deserting his wife
and four children in Chicago, coming
to Seattle accompanied by another
woman, will be taken back tonight
by Chicago officer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
MAN WHO TRIED
MURDER is IDENTIFIED

Ely. New, Dec. 21.-Peter Gigesizict
was identified today by Amelia Bo.
gan, aged 15, as the man who shot
her and her companion, Geo. Bertano
Saturday night. Bertano is near
death. two bullets having pierced his
lungs. The girl is wounded in the
thigh. The girl refused to marry
Gigesizich, who laid in ambush for
her and Bretano.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
FREIGHT WRECK ON
SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Salem, Ore. Dec. 21.-All trains
this morning were held up on the east
side division of the Southern Pacific
on account OF wreck of freight at
Brooks, eight miles from Salem. De-
tails OF the accident are lacking, but
It is reported that nobody is serious
~ injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
GLAsswORKERS ON STRIKE.
To Secure Enforcement of Their New
Wage Scale

Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. 21.-Advices
received at the headquarters of the
National Window Glass Workers in
dicate that the members of the or
ganization quit work generally
throughout the country Saturday
morning in order to enforce the adop-
tion of the new scale. which carries
an increase of practically 25 per cent
Among the plants that are said to
have signed the new scale, in addi-
tion to the American Window Glass
company at Pittsburg. are those at
Kane, Pa; Singlehouse. Pa; Elliott,
Pa. and Fredonia, Kan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
MINER MAKES STRIKE
AND is MURDERED

Butte, Mont, Dec. 21.-William T.
Clark, pioneer prospcctor and ia
mlliar caracter in Montana mining
camps, was found murdered on the
mountain south Of here today, Clark
recently discovered a rich gold vein.
II is believed this had something to
do with the crime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
MOSQUITOES SHUN EUCALYPTUS.
Dr. Tenney Suggests Planting Trees
in Chicago.

Chicago.-Dr Alonzo C. Tenny says
that eucalyptus trees are safeguard
against annoyance by mosquitoe when
placed near human habitations. He
has suggested in an address that some
of these trees be planted in the pro-
posed park belt in Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
WHITELAW REID Is
SLATED FOR RETIREMENT

London, Dec. 21,-Persistent ru-
mors have been revived that White
law Reid, the American ambassador,
will lose his place when the Taft ad-
mlnlstration s inaugurated Both
Taft and Roosevelt are said to be dis
pleased with the extravagant manner
In which Reid entertains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21

G.. NJ. Morrison of Adams, A. S. Pear
son of Freewater, N. A. Davis OF Mil
ton. J. N. Burgess of Pilot Rock
Claud Steen of Milton. G. w. Proeb-
stel of Weston and William Daughtrey
of Echo.
This committee will work for the
experiment station for the Umatilla
project, for the Weston normal school.
for the branch asylum and other
things for the benefit of Umatilla
county and Of eastern Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
THAW CANNOT LEAVE
NEW YORK STATE

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 21.-Harry
Thaw cannot be taken from New
York to Pittsburg to testify in his
bankruptcy proceedings under an
opinion of the United States court Of
appeals which today affirmed the or
der of the district court. This Is a
great disappointment to Thaw. The
general belief is that II Thaw gets out
of New York state, his attorneys will
fight against his return to Mattea-
wan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
TAFT ANGRY At
SENATOR BURTON
President-eIect Thinks OHIO
Senator Has Misrepresented
Formers Position,
CHAIRMAN BROWN ATTEMPTS
TO EXPLAIN CONDITION

Intention of Burton to Stand for Re-
election Despite the Announced
Candidacy OF Brother Charley Is
Responsible for Misunderstanding
Taft Declares He Did Not Say He
Was Under Obligations to Burton
arrangement Follows Conversa-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE IS NAMED

Monte b. Gwlnn, chairman of the
Commercial association legislative
committee, has named IA other men
to act upon the general committee
having charge OF Umatilla county's
interest before the legislature.
Assounced today the committee is
as follows:
NJ. B. Gwinn T. c. Taylor. e. j.
Sommerville. Dan P. smythe. Col. F.
J. McNaught. Col. H. G. Newport. D..
C. Brownell. Henry Koepke of Athena
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
B.ATTLESHIP MAINE
UNDER SEALED ORDERS

Washington, D, c., Dec. 21.-The
battleship Maine sailed today from
Hampton Roads under sealed orders.
She has probably gone to Venezuelan
waters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
!. + 49, + + + f. + +
MOTHER KILLS HER
CHILDREN AND SELF

I. Plano, H.. Dec. 21.-Drivn
4 dsperate by what she believered
+ was her unnatural alliance, Mrs.
+ Georgia. Wong, the American
+ wife of a Chinaman, today poi 4
4 soned er children with wood al
4. cohol and then committed sui I
+ eide by throwing herself under
+ fast passenger train. She Z
(. stabbed a baby girl after giving 1
+ It the alcohol. All children are 1
4 probably dead.
T. 4
j. + + + + + 1. + + + T. 4 + 4 + I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
PARENTS WRITE,
CHILDREN STARVE
One Dead, Another Dying,
While a Third is lll-laCk
of Food Causes Misery.
FAMILY OF FIVE EXIST
ON MERE PITTANCE

Terrible Condition Found TO Exist In
Family of once Well Known Edi-
tor and Intimate Associate of the
Late Henry George-EXpOnent OF
Single Tax idea and Was Writing
Book on "Balnnccd Land Tenure"
When Drcgs of Poverty are Reach
Ol-Wifc Deaf and Dumb.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
Matlock Case Continued.

The case against Dee Matlock,
charged with selling near-bear with
out license, failed to come to trial
this afternoon 1T being continued un-
til tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
LANGFORD AND FLYNN
BOTH READY FOR FRAY

San Francisco. Dec. 21.-Sam
Langford of Boston and Jim Flynn,
are both fit and ready for their 90
round bout tonigh in the Coliseum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
GIRLS WILL PLAY BASKETBALL TONIGHT

At the high school assembly room
this evening there will be an interest
ing game of basketball between the
girls of the high school and of the
Pendleton academy The game is to
be called at S o'clock and the students
are showing much interest in the
coming contest
For the high school the players this
evening will be as follows: Gertrude
Jordan and Daisy Mcpherson, centers;
Mona Johnson and Eunice Vogel, for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21

wards; Ruth Gibson and Lucille Ra-
der. guards,
For the academy the following play
ers will be in the game: Blanche
Whittemore and Mamie Rogers. CEN
tiers; Jeane Anderson and Sadie
Young. forwards; Florence Lehigh and
Anna Topp. guards.
Messrs. Potter and Groenwald
coaches respectively OF the high school
and academy teams, will serve as Of
ficials.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21

Sam Lee, of Hermiston, came up
last evening to make Christmas pur-
chases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
ING OTTO is
RAVING MANIAC

; Berlin. Dec. 21.-King Otto,
of Bavaria. is today in a padded
: cell in his palace, a raving man
! lac. His passive idiocy, which
: has made him a pitiable figues
J for many years. has developed
suddenly into a destructive
mania. 1t is believed is death is
} near.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-21
OFFER MADE FOR
W0OLEN MILL
Bishop Brothers Accept Bond
ing Suggestion Made by
Local People.
Cup TO PENDLETON
NOW" SAYS BISHOP

If Local Capital Will Take Woolen
Mil Bonds and Other Requirements
Can BE Met Mill Will BE Retained
-Wouldbe Purchasers 10 Invest
$4,000; Local People $50, O,OOO--Ex-
emptiOn Asked from City Tax-Also
Suitable Rate for Power and Prop
err Sewer Connection.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
GKANERs AND DTERA

sc 1fNTr EET . TSA E@S
U-U- Z 5'.t-Z= e J k-.rnSl@y9
-s.epaoce connections $50 bth ave. ?.
a. -. 2-45 Ws-. 22es Z Esy. 21S An
S-s--zL s-t-. 20 e-h ave-. go in ave.
y Aa11sgE ave- 1-sL5 ard AorL--gsl1e.
q z 1zTE s.
E-DSC-- DYE WoREz-D-v cleaning &
spsGs-rg So ColCuDus ave. I3l West
t-s-E s. -ss NelrCse ave WORKS. Edge
Sat@r \. :. Te.sLlCIs connections
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

wOAIEN'S DESKS, Quartered oak,
bird's-eye maple, curly blrcn ana
mahogany finished; highly pOishedi
20 inches long: one large drawer anu
rack for stationery; reg So DA
ularIy S10.49, sale---...-..-
MUSIC CABINETS. mahogany I'm
ished and quartered oak, golden
finish, highly polished; Ss in hIsn,
fS IN. wide; with adjustable shelyes
and brass rod for curtains, 81 40
regularly S6.24; sale price. ~
DRESSING TABLES, GuaTtered
caz, highly polished, with large
fancy shaped bevelled mirror ana
large drawer; regularly E .2A
SI4-49; sale.
ARM CHAIRS. quarteTed oak.
highly polished, with saddle and coD-
BIER seats, regularly S6-24; Sd 81
sale. =
MORRIS CHAIRS, quartered oak.
spring seats with reversible Nelou-
cushions. regularly Sto-4s; 81 40
5ala........-... -.--'..-'.
MORRIS CHAIRS, quartered oak,
extra large size. with massive claw
feet and wide arms; sprtnS ssal55
with reversible cushions. coveCeo
with velour; regularly SO -Sq
S12.74; sale. -.---..----.'..-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
ACCTI0NEEas-

ATWOOD & PATTEsE. Auctioneers. Ap-
aisers-High class sales conducted
Furniture paintings. art objects. msrchan-
disc bought Prompt settlement Local
references 40 Nassau 81. Tel aSll-
Beekman-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
BETT7NCPE & CEI0 +. r


ROYAL Blue LINE TE-AINs-
..Ere-v other Hour or the Even hour.
To BaLTIMORE AND WA-HlS y J. = 3 -,
DIRE-T CONNECTION N NEW L71L-'-'
STATION "a ASEI$GTpS. Win
ALL LIES SOUTH .-e.
Leave New York Daily 20 81 In 1 by - -
---zr[f-r-or Sleeuers- 11-5o Ti1 ~ aIf1
v-ssl-fTIEron. T1ine-. Parlo- 80 arn s-9o % am an
V-ssrfrsf1r Diner. Parlor : 80 an 70 - - a.
7y-@rr.-sfor Dlner. ParIor. II-50 am y ~ ~ . y
-. ~ -z.---- --- ---' rs-1-- ~ 50 pm zoo pm
ps-ICr car New York 10 Eichmolo q
..Eo--.- I'd Diner par-or 800 Pm 80 - ~ -
-t-zElF-a+r- Diner. Pario- DO pm 80 PLH
g7-seHf-szrgr Buffet ParIor CSC FIa - E'ili
- ~ 7.t..-t---- 30 am 500 an
Chicago Col lIru bus ------i j =. - - ~ -
PlrtsllIE. Cleveland. --.-.- 80 F--- 5,6 ~
T.r 81 i, louisville l1-50 pm ~ am
Gin 81 J.. Louisville ... s.'o am 4y.,.o ~ g. a.
~fu 81 = Louisville 49, S-5o pm t-Vv ~
gsices. .s1 zSs- 1900 BroaGHaz o -5 49,
Tzouse ~ 5-A axe EeW York. .5sa -i.u.i
ST. ElalzIy- West 23d St and L-'Defts = =
After - J. u Sleeping Car re7ei e-.,'Li7
su1 eT--- Information regarding lIt4i4s -
ral be- obtained ~ Bureau o1 tninT IL i.-'
T. d O. r r.. I'd ST. Ter Phone "l44-
chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

SLEEPY H LII D "" A p NJ
CHAIRS, mahogany finished frames,
covered with red or green Six
velour; sold elsewhere at S22 IA
5000; our price ----.---
"SIEEPY HOLLOW ROCKERS,
to match the above, reg 6 SDA 40
ularly sS249, special at. - -
GILT FURNITURE:
Corner Chairs, regularly S5-=J
sale --- = r 7 -
Roman Seats. regularly SI5;24;
sale = = = <
Arm Chairs, regularly 81, q;
sale ---.--S - . -
HALL, CLOCKS. oak case. wealth
cred finish #. S In high, 15-z H.
wide and Il inches deep S-day move
ment. hour and half hour sITlkei
sold elsewhere at S12.00; GS IA
our price --------
BOOKC ASEs. solid oak, 55 IN
high. "a in wide: double glass doors,
four adjustable shelves, so 40
regularly SI1.Sg; sale....-.
CELLARET CHESTS, IN
wearhered oak and mahogany TlnlSE,
fitted with compartments for six Dol
ties racks t0r glasses,
chips and cards; regularly 81 IA
s6.S4, sale. ---..-.--
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

AMERICAN LINE From Pier 1e 10 !. r.
pr.vMO TE-CHERB' CSC TaAdF IO-S
New YORK. Dec = Philadelphia Dec -
~ Louis Dec z St Paul Dec y
RED STAR LT!5 FFoaa al FiSf I6 A - N. " -
NEW TWERP-PARIS- -
Zeela-d .-.-.-D Dec , Vaderiand- --- Dec =
Finland -...-D Dec Is KroonIaud. Dec %
W--TE STAR LIE - rom \ Fl p
NEW YORK-Q'NSTOWN-
cedric. Dec : . I'm celtic Dec 10 pm
Arabic Dec II, noon Baltic Dec -. noon
pTyrflyTH- TH-Cff I.FtH Ci-SOUTHAMPTON
AFr+atfc Dec . ru' Oceanic -Dec.16. II am
Majestic Dec 8. 10 ami Teutonic. Dec =. 10 an
E5M E6sr5N 32i13 TO & 4 n6V q EGYPT
Via Azores. Madeira and Gibraltar.
Ronanic. Dec. . Jan. go Mar. is. Apr "a
C-rsfic. 80. Dec. 10 ian. 10. Feb. ., Apr 3
Cau1uic. Jan. . Feb. u. Mar. -
Republic. Jan - Mar.
CaIri r. - o35 Tons January
NSN44 Il largest in the trade February 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

COLI silver. platinum. 1iamunds rueies
sapphtres. pearls, erneraics, paNn ucA=ts,
NaEuablss bought John Daley. 6s4 Ssa ave
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

WORKOUT sold and silver bought BY r
Longman's Sons. gold and silTsE TsaHs-x
4 Ish=---
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
OCEAN STEAMERS.
GQI7lRTRDTLlEIE9

N5kUuIRlLOUL1luAGSy
From Piers S1-52J5. North Teive-.
TO LIVERPOOL. AND O. EENSTCWN-
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROIGA 10
LONDON AND PARIS
Carrp'nta- Dec . 10ar1 Camp MA Dec = loan
L.ucanfa Dec. lean Lucs1ts- 30. luzIll
Lslsiraa Dec Is IGaI,. L1sfra1ta- -Jan-t loan
THE ACRETANIA & LCSIEASLA. tEs
largest and fastest stes sulsEtps II the world
Will hereafcs- sail OF WEDNESDAYS
ECNGARIAN--ASIERIC SERVICE
TO FICAIE VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. TRIESTE
Ca-psthia dec {. n n CHR tsNspies only AP l
Czroria- Jan. :. noon IPanlOnla. --.. FEB A
VERNON II BROWN. General Agent.
21-34 state ST. opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
ITRITkE S. S LINES
PED D LINZ

RED D LINZ
For Porto Rico, Curacao and Tenezu-la
Pier Il rear Wau ST Ferry. brooklyn
Fer san Juan. Porto Rico-
AT REDUCED EATE1S-
s.. cara -as. ----.--. SATURDAY. Dee 5. noon
Ss- Phiiad~ip iphia--. SATURDAY. Dee 10. noon
For Ia Gua5Fa. Pto. Cabello. Curacao and
Marareihn-
sSs Aurora ...... SATURDAY. Dec :. noon
Ss. ZuIia .....---.. Saturday, Dee =. noon
eFreight only
These steamers have superior accumun0-
datiuns Tor passenger
BOULToN. BLISS & uAIIETT.
General Managers. - " AL St
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
RAILROADS
REM .lEEsEY GENT3AL

TWO-ECCR Train TO PEILADELfA-A
Every HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA ~. W 23o -.
-s.60. 80 s20, s-50 s-6o. 1880, II %
4-sS. 10 SO 4 e $50 s,56 80. $50, l756 ?. N
SuncayE 7-s0 $50. 9.50 1850. I1.54 g. "a.
12-5C. I-5G. $50. $50 80. $50 s-oV f-o0'
$50 70. 70. ll-59 ?. n =. ~
Lv. LIBERTY ST T:-L5o. $50, 7-0o, 9 20
$50 0.O0. 1000. LOO. I1-5o G. N; I2D 20
600 100, sec. 800 ? n, l@-i2 L-SoLlsn-
Sundays 80, SEQ, s-01. 1000. LOO & n,
Z 90 uoo1, 10, zoe 800, 4-OO, 5-9O cVo,
T-cO 600, s-0O. 10 20 ,. Il. I'D n4o-
FoR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
I-50. $50, $50. ESQ p N oa1Iy- "
LIBERTY ST. 80 ECO. 1000 a n
Z % loon. zoo. 900. 6.G0. 100 P Il
FoR LAKEWOOD AND LAKBHURsT.
Nv ". 23d ST :-e.50 a n q 30 satA sa
culy). I-20. : g. $50, 40. {62o SG5s- cay
?. n sundays. $50 6 so q n, 20 p 4
q 90 Ests- only). I-so. 3 20 40. 800 g. 80
ssrx only) 2 u 6uncsya. as 4VVV
= n, 230 , n
TOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. v. 25d ST;
$50 = n Q25O Sscs only, SO D z
Sundays $50 a 20 ? m " -5-S LIS-
& 80 . T. Sundays. 1000 a. n. z-oJ ? z
Time tables may be obtained a. toA2U
lnE s1zcss. LioerT- Sr- W. I'd sL 20
Chelsea 3Iz4). 9 Astor House 10 sos 90 "a
1855 Broadway. Is2. %. 2Sl EI-ta Az, Z'sa
Thtrd Av, II West 18th Sr-s z4e So4lA1oT1 -
Az. New YORK. 1 court st, o43- ga 80 -
ton s. 4-e $ostrand Az Brooklyn, aS'
FER Co calls sOr and checks baggage u
ceEl.nac ciou-
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03

Nr. aud Mrs. c. G. Miller and little daughter Verne who have been domi- cilod in cczy TO ms ut tho Fifth avenue Avenue hotel for several months, will occupy tho Cleveland residence on
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03

Mics TwiggO who has been visiting with her sister Mrs. Wynn-Johnsonr was a passenger on the Beatrice for Victoria. Ruth and Betty Wynn-John- son went with her.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. SpserS, Street CommISslOnsr Frank Page and Mrs. M, a. Mcclellan were q jolly lot of pie nlckers to Black lake last Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03
Fairies.

The masses of Greeks and Romans and the rank and file of people throughout the middle ages thoroughly believed in fairies, gnomes, etc. The child has no doubt about the existence of Santa Claus, Jack Frost and lot of other strange persOnages, and when the mind of the race was In its child hood state men were prepared to be as foolish in their beliefs as the little children are in all ages.-New York American.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03
Didn't Bother Him.

Railway Director-Wc have divided up the work so that each of the d. rectors has fair share to do. Hig- gins is secretary, l am treasurer, and Sprlggs Is Griggs-Why, SprlSgs is so deaf that he can't hear thunder. What does he do? Railway director Oh, be listens to all the complaints!- London Mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03
Mrs. Alfred McCauu roturn'd home

Mrs. Alfred McCaun return'd home on the Beatrice from Victoria.
 '''' Mir. and Mrs. S. c. Hunter went to POrCupiue Friday morning.
 
 Willis Novel; of Juneau, was 8 round trip pauuengOr on the Georgia Thurs' day,
 Mrs. c. B. Haraden and children are In the city guests of Mrs, F, B. WurS, bachOr.
  J.J. Dsly and family, oI Kotchikau, are visiting with the family of w. c, Blanchard.
  Mrs. S. c, Hunter cime up on the Beatrice and made trip to Conrad returning Thursday.
 '''"'0 Mrs, L. S. Keller left on the JOf0r- son for a visit with family and relatives in the Sound cities and Vancouver, B.C.
  Mrs. J..J, Kennedy and her dHugh- ter Mlus Ethel, loit on the Jefferson for Now York city where Miss KOn- usdy will attend college.
 eco Mrs. Willie Nowell, who has been iD the city for several days, a guest of tho Golden North, returned to Juneau Thursday on the Georgia.
 'so Mr. and Mrs. W. L. spserS, Street COmmluslonsr Frank Page and Mrs, M, a. Mcclellan were q jolly lot of pie ulckeru to Black lake last Sunday.
  Mics Twiggo who has been visiting with her sister Mrs. Wynn-Johnson, was a passenger on the Beatrice for Victoria, Ruth and Betty Wynn-John- son went with her.
  Nr. aud Mrs. c. G. Miller and little daughter Verne who have been domi- cilod tn cczy TO IDS ut tho Fifth avenue Avenue hotel for several months, will occupy tho Cleveland residence on
The daily Alaskan., 1908-07-03
The Deacon and tho Prayer.

q didn't like your prayer very much this morning." said a fault finding dea- con to hIs minister.
 What was wrong with 1t"
 "Well, in the first place 1t was too long, and then I thought it contained two or three expressions that were un' warranted"
 q am very sorry it meets with your disapproval, deacon" the good man re- sponded, but you must bear in mind that the prayer was not addressed to you"