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The Washington times., 1908-10-18

tics?" I suggested. The G. o. 2. for
instance"
Not a Bit he said smiling, but he
did not inform me which side Of the
political fence he was on AM the fear
Of starting an argument on politics
kept re from asking him.
Somehow" Mr.. Thompson con-
tinued. the elephant seems to be my
mascot"
rs il the bigness Of the animal that
appeals To your I asked.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18
Made II q Success.

Three days before the celebration
opened this syndicate failed I was
a struggling architect in those DAYS
AMI had drawn Al TIC plans for this
,.-rcessfon and had STRAIGHTFORWARD an
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

he told me ali this very modesty;
as though fl was what amy person
could do. He told IT reluctantly.
could plainly see shat he would rather
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

-
to think Of Fred
eric Thompson
and the big things
he has done. one
is apt TO imagine
him a great big
man physically
Bot nc isn't The
man who built
Luna PARK at
Coney Island. she
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

talk about elephants. cigars. or lis
new play.
Il understand Your new plan which
op'ns Monday night. is cutie spec
tsculsr affair. [ said.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

counts for my liking Tor tie animal.
But the fact remains that am
strong for ne elephant. IN my homo
a, Concy island Don't suppose Won
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

tore myself away, but not until after
BE rad said.
~ceme ln and SEQ our new play and
hcr ten nc What YOU think Ok H.
anu promised would
The Washington times., 1908-10-18

THAT was a long and fast trip you
made in that special, l ventured.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18
e IAMEs RUSSELL PAX.

HEN a person stops
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
A FREE TRIP FOR BACH DISTRICT

There will be free trip Seattle given each of the four
the rues the contest that be residents
is entitled receive votes from all the districts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-23
Every Young Woman Is Eligible
To Compete Toe


o teror ia Of
hom
subscribers n
ades and o. the onteta {
S advane:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
A Womanls Back

Has many aches and pains caused BY
weaknesses and falling, on other displaee-
ment, Of the pelvic organs Other symp-
toms Of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness. imaginary speclts or
dark spots floating before The eyes, gnaw
inH sensation 10 stomach dragging or
bearing down In lower abdominal or pelvic
region, dlsagreeabIe drains from pelvic
organs, faintspells with genera weakness
liany considerable number OF the above
symptoms are present there is no remedy
that wN>givs quicker relief or more per
maaent SeSe than Or. Pierce's Favoritc
PresctlpvftES has a record OF over forty
yesr Of cun-A Ii Is the moSl potent
inIlEeTAlIAG Tonic aud lslrcngthgnlng-n er-
yLpe Known 10 medical science, tits made
81 the glyceric extracts OF native medicl.
ma roots found IN our forests and con.
ta'nsnot drop o. alcohol or harmful or
hsbit-tormiug drugs Jus ingredients are
all printed on the hottlewrapper and at.
tested under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into Pa
Norite Prescription has the written en-
dorsement OF The most eminent medical
writers OF al the several schools of prac-
tlce-more valuable than any amount oi
uon.proiessloual though the
latter are not lacking having boen con
trihuted voluntarily boy grateful patients
IN numbers 10 exceed the endorsements
given % any other medicine eIlant for
the cure ~ womans ills
Noucannot ford 10 accept any medicine
~ unknown composition AS substitute
for this well proven remedy or KNOWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealermay
make little more profit thereby Your
interest in rega ming health is paramount
10 any selfish Interest 10y hts and 30 an
insult 10 your Intelligence for hm 90 try
70 palm on upon you D. substitute Yau
know what YOU want and ID Is hls bust.
ness N supply the article called for
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
origins Little Liver pills first put up
by old DIR. Pierce over forty years ago,
much initiated but never equaied. Little
sugar -eoated granules-casy TO take as
saadJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
MONEY SUPPLY
NOW NEARLY
NORMAL.
EARLY RETIREMENT OF
BANK SCRIP PREDICTED



New York Jan Flor the FIRST
time since The beginning Of the hnan-
cal strinRency In October the clearing
house statement today showed that
not only had the heavy bank reserve
deficit been entirely wiped oar bnt
that surplus of SS,0Nt,050 above tho
% per cent legal requirements had
been established The figures made
known today exceeded Che most eX-
pectant hopes Of bankers and brokers
and when The statement appeared on
the stock tckera It was greeted with
q round 81 cheers Ia practically every
banking house In wall street
Bankers declared that no better
evidence that the clearing house state
meut could BE- obtained to show the
rapid restoration Of confidence and the
tremendous outp0urlng Of boarded
money The excellent statement fore
shadows an early retirement of clear-
ing house certificates which were
FIRST issued on october 20 Of last yoar
with the end ~ The money strmgenry
there VIII now be plenty OF cash for
the business aud Industrial world.
and many contemplated projects
which were temporarily abandoned
during thc money pinch can now be
financed ana preceded with The
clearing house banks faced d deGcit
In reserves % November 20
of &54,103,6oO Tie largest IN history
Since that timc the deficit las cen
stantly decreased and with the rapid
return Of boarded money and funds
from the Interior last weeks dedet
OF 1l,5os,55o has not only been oh
liberated but substantial surplus
OF 10000 900 established
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
RULING HALTS
LAND FRAUD
CAMPAIGN
SECRET SERVICE AGENTS
TO QUIT COLORADO
Pending Appeal From Judge
Lewis Decision Federal Au-
tboritie8 Play Waiting 6anei
Ultimate Plans Unchanged


Washington, Jan. HI was stated
Officially at tho department Of justice
that there would be no cessatlons in
the prosecutions VI land fraud cases
in Colorado and other western states
although the decisions Of Judge Lewis
have made it necessary 10 change the
procedure in some respects II IS
pointed out by the officials of the
departments that pending an appeal
from Judge Lewis decisions. which
viii be expedited in the supreme court
as rapidly as possible, there woul he
no advantage IN bringing lurlhet erie
mlual proceedings on similar cn1rg
except such as might be uecessu- 10
avoid the operation Of the statute pi
Limitations. Ia cases I'm which there
is danger Of prospective defendants
securing Immunity 10y reason Of the
expiration Of time, it ls intended TO
have indictments brought within thu"
time limits. but not TO ask for fur
ther trials until the pending questions
are settled In view of this course,
which Is enforced by the present
status Of the matter. it is regarded
as wholly unnecessary to retain the
same organization IN Colorado that
would have been necessary to prepare
and bring to trial new cases Of this
character and arrangements have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
Of TAFT
ORGANIZE
IN OHIO
FORAKER FOLLOWERS
SELECT COMM TEE

rgy morning journal special Leased wIre.I


Cleveland, Jan, 1.-THE FIRST stroke
of the Foraker followers was made
here today in mass meeting A
committee was selected to displuce the
regular" republican county executive
committee. The question Of legality
Of the committee selected as against
the regular committee said by tho
Forukcritos TO be Taft organization,
viii now be- placed I'm the hands Of the
county board Of elections The claims
Of the so-called Roosevelt committee,
third element ia the local associa-
ton also rests in the same situations
n viii be the duty of the board 10 dc.
tormlnc which committee H lawful
and Of authority to act for the party
Ia this county 10 place the issue
sauarcly before the board each COM
mittee has issued call for republican
primaries all on the same date Feb
ruarv II.
The regular committee, held by
Foraker element to b. without au-
thoritf, preeipltatcd the crisis by m
ing call for The primaries With tho
board Of elections yesterday lm-
mcdlately the Foraker faction pro,
tested tho rights Of the committee anu
issued call for convention to se-
lect q committee Last evening tho
Roosevelt organization named q COM
muee. This afternoon the Foraker
faction named committee
The board has until next Wednes-
day 70 decide upon the merits of each
of the three claimants
Many police were Oh duty during
the convention IN anticipation Of an
encounter between the Torakerito-
aud the followers of raG who early
announced their intention Of packing
the convention but II was quiet as a
SUNDAY school convention Every
thing went through unanimously and
without hitch
Resolutions eoudcmning the regu.
lar committee ANA one man power In
the party were adopted
At the proposed primaries To elect
delegates 20 the state aud national
convention wtl ID chosen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
SHELTER TRUST WILL
HANDLE NEVADA ORE
Cash VIII he Paid ~ 10 500.
bnluncc Ia - bays Time.

"oldheId NeV Jan Represent
otHcs 81 thc smclloi TRUST have an.
nounced maj theN are now prepared
10 take al Golddod ores offered up
10 SOC ia value and pny cash there.
for - ores running higher they wit
pay slo0 cash and NE remainder ln
fortH-hve dnys Encouraged by this
nov ruling OF the smcltet trust. sev.
eraI mines are preparing 60 start up
Nearly 200 men took Jobs IN the
mines today most of them former
members of the Western Federation
ui Minors AN the active mining dis
irIcts are pcketod by hundreds OF
federation men, who swarm the hills
in droNes attempting 10 Influence tho
miners 70 uuit work The miners have
to run a gauntlet nearly hair a milo
long Ia GET - tho Quarters provided
by the mine owners. but $50 Tar yerv
few have seeded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12

take no preliminary investigation
but such work will be done wholly by
the interior department which viii
have control Of eases until they are
fuzzy ready FOR prosecution When
these have been certified 10 the de-
partment Of justice for legal action
either in the matter Of criminal pros
ecution or forcible proceedings for the
protection Of some Of the rights Of
the government, the matter VIII be
wholly under the direction Of the de-
partment of justice and all steps will
be taken and all negotiations must
be conducted with that departments
offIce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
THE ADVERTISING
DECIDES

1t seems like a long time ago
that people "inherited their
stores patooized stores
from family habit and tradi-
lions,
And yet, even now, some Of
The more conservative are
inclined to attach too much inn
porta0ce to store reputation
and good will These things do
have great value Of course
but they do not outweigh all
other things, by any means,
The newest store in the city
will always be able, through
eoterprising methods and ef-
tective newspaper advertising,
10 capture a share of the busi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12

Naples Jan liz Mount VcWy,ut
continues TO throw out asbcs and IN
randosceui umtter from is chief
yrmrr the cone on which formed hy
the last eruption collapsed recently
the eauh's trembling being tolt for
long distances.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-12
Kan.as MllcheII IN kan.a. CIlN

Kansas city, Jan John Nit
eheH president Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, passed through
Kansas city today on his way to his
home in Indianapolis He Is much
improved IN health after his rest I'm
Excelsior Springs No
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
W. s. SUNNERVILLE E MISSING
tUnlted Press Tol,oraph-cabI. ssryles.)

San Francisco August NV. $ Summervie, one time Dawson Newspaperman and for time past and until recently in charge of the mining interests of the Mexico British Syndicate is missing His disappearance is surrounded with mystery Pnkaron detectives work ing on the but give clue to the possible explanation,
 (W. S. summervile went to the Klondike from Aus
 aia with several other Australians in 1898 and establish ed the Dawson Miner He was not practical newspaper man but rather mining engineer The paper made big money at first afterwards lost out Mr. Summerville was afterward connected with number of mining enter prises in the Klondike. Ed.)
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
HOT STUFF FROM THE FRONT
Wickersham Will Have 80 Per Cent. of the Votes of
 the Panama According to Clums Figures. West & Coast Solid
Special Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan

Fairbanks Aug, I-Dr. S. Hall Young of the Rres' byterian church has just returned from tour of the creeks preparatory his departure for Nome and other northern points to resume missionary work Dr. Young is pledged politically the of Major Cum and was member of the committee having in charge the Cum cam pacn Prior to his leaving the tour of the creeks he was asked to ascertain the strength of their candidate in the Panama valley He relunctanty admits that he found on all his trip only one two who will vote for Cum and few who will vote for Roman Corson. He figures it up that Wckerham will poll per cent of the vote in the valley that Chiberg will have 10 per cent Roman about per cent and Corson He regrets the lack of Cum votes
 The Cum committee waited the Fairbanks News the other day and demanded the return of $500 which the committee put up for the support of Cum They got noth ing The story leaked and has created great amuse men at the expense of the Cum party and the truth of it is now admitted by Dr. Young.
 Corson in dire extremites has promised the postmas ership here in case of his election to four prominent citizens Whitey Moore formerly member of the Soapy Smith gang is in the employ of Corson canvassing the creeks in his interest.
 Advices from the west coast give Wickersham Valdez Seward the mining camps Of Cooks inlet and even Cordova There are said to be 100 legal voters at Cordova and these are nearly unanimous for Wckersham The report of in tentions on the part of Corson heeers to vote illegal votes at the railroad camps is repeated but the polls will be watched and illegal voting will be prosecuted
 Nome is organizing Wlckersham club which will give him an enthusiastic reception upon his arrival and hearty support to the close of the polls Many teegams have been received here from strong Nometes urging the judge to hurry along there and meet Corson on the platform
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
FLOWERS 0F
 THE NORTH

Mrs. Mortz B. Craig Of Dawson, is at the Pullen house having arrived out last evening. Mrs Crs'g is a specialist ou aoriculture and has a very valuable collection of pressed flowers repr esent- iug thousands of Alaskan and Yukon varieties which she will contribute to the A. Y. p. exposition. Mrs, Craig is constantly enraRed in seeking new treasures in thtgline. She found during her brief stay at Bennett and here soy- eral varieties she had not before iu her collection. She Is very proud of a cro- GUS which she succeeded only after many trials in pressing with color uu- impaired. She made a similar collec- tlon of How"rs of California which she sold for large sum.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
ARGUMENT IS UNDER WAY

The argument is on before the court Gis afternoon in the'matter of the ap pication Of the W. P. & Y. for a re- st~alniug ordpr to prevent the Hcme Power comprny from stringing wire from It's smoke stack above the tracks of the railway company, The court look a recess this afternoon to person ally inspect the premises. Later the matter was continued over to Wednos- day at p, m.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
REV. MIR. STUCK
 WILL PREACH

Archdeacon Stuck Of the Episcopal church Of Alaska, one of two or three men who, as Christian missionaries,
 have travelsd all over AlasSa from
 Ketchikan to the Koyukuk aud the Koyukuk to Nome and back again to Fairbanks where Is his headquarters, Is in the city having come up on the Prln. cess Beatrice. He has teen out aDd all over the states during the past year and is returning to his work in Alaska with renewed health and Enthusiasm. He will preach and hold services at St. Saviour's church tomorrow. Archdea. coa Stuck is an eloquent divine aud bis
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
6. P. R. OFFICERS ENJOY OUTING

The c. P. R. ss. Princess Beatrice arrived up this morning with d large passenger list and full cargo Of freight. Among the passengers were Second Vice. President Whyte, Captain Troup, superintendent of the B, C, coast ser vice, P c. Irving and J. Atkins, attor- neys for the c, P, R., Supt, Berdoe oi the White Pass and President Graves
 The party, in a private car, went oye- the bill, enjoyed a ride on Atlin lake and returaed in time to take the PrIu- cess on her return south.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
BUNCH
 0F NUGGETS

Clarence Berry, the wealth Dawson and Fairbanks miner, and his wife, are on their way south, having come out yesterday. Mr. Berry has in his pos session one of the famous nuggets Of the Dawson country for which be paid Sl ,6OO MT, Berry has been making a collection of nuggets from the great placer mining camps of the country, most of which he secured in the Klon- dike. He will exhibit them a, the A. Y.-P. exposition.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01

The case of the U s. against Mike Sullivan for larceny from store a, Douglas vas continued over until Mor- day on account Of the argument in the Injunction case set for this afternoon
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
ELORDIEERS GOING SOUTH

The P, c. ss Cottage City arrived ur this morning with large passenger list and quantity Of freight, An sx. cursion was run for the benefit of tour ists to the summit and return. On it's trip south 1t goes by way of Sitka and carries number Of well known Klon' dikers who arrived out last evening,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
BEATS KELLEY.
tun!.sd Pres. rsIsprsph.casIs ssrvIe..l

San Francisco August Stanley Ketchell last night put Hugo Kelley to sleep in battle that to decide the championship of the world. It was done in the second round In the first and the early part of the second Kelley made great showing and his friends grew very confident when suddenly Ketche waded in and land ed three strong rights quick succession the jaw and Kelley went down and out
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01
HADLEY SHELTER
 ID RESUME
Special to tho Daily Alaskan)

Special to the Daily Alssksul
 KetcbIkRn, Aug. -Superinter dent Benuetts of the Hsdley shelter arrived up on Ihe Dolphin and will at ouc, go to work to put the big shelter ln shape for operations. Be will have it ready by September aud the shelter will sOt 10 work at full blast Tho cxpIaua- tIon lies in the price Of copper which Is up, aud Retchlkan is already feeling the impulse of better times.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01

 THE SURVEY
(By United. Press.)

Seattle, Aug. l.-Alfred Brooks sailed today for Keichikan and will go thence to the interior inspecting worG of the geological survey,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01

Mir. L. B. Bullene and Miss Ruth A Bulleue, of Kansas City are guests at ths Pullen house, Mir. Bullene is on his way into the PsrcucIne country where he Is to join Mir, Moses In his mining enterprise.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01

Chiridon Chulik, the young Alout native who pleaded guilty to robbirg stoles at Sitka, was today sentenced by Judge Gun2ison to three years at the Industrial school at Golden, Colo.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-01

church at Fairbanks, or wherever he may be, Is always crowded to the doors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
TIPS GIRLS SIS EACH,
BUT IGNORES AUTO BILL
Gay New Yorker Lands in the
Police Court, but Finally
Paws for Car

John Lawrence, well dressed and deb
onair. who says he is a salesman from
New York. appeared in Police Judge
Weller's court yesterday on charge
of defrauding an automobile owner.
The complaining witness against him
was Otis Parkhill, who drives his own
machine.
Parkhill says he was standing with
his machine in front of a restaurant
in Bush street near Kearny on Tues
day night when Lawrence. who had
been dining in the restaurant with a
young woman, engaged the machine.
They drove to the Barbary coast and
in several of the resorts there Law
renee opened wine and tipped the wait
resses with IS greenbacks. Then they
were driven to the Ocean beach, where
Lawrence again displayed his liberality.
on their return TO the city, when
Parkhill asked for $40, Lawrence de-
clined to produce the coin Parkhill
turned Lawrence over to Policeman
G. Sullivan early Wednesday morning
and he was taken to the city prison
but was bailed out later. At the court S
suggestion Lawrence paid the $40 and
thus escaped 40 days in Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
NEW AUTO MODELS
BEGIN TO ARRIVE
Popular Priced Mitchell Demon
strator Received by Osen &
Hunter Company
BY K. K. PHOnmedieu

The new automobile models have
commenced to arrive. The latest
product to be received is that from the
Mitchell factory, which is now on the
floor of the salesroom of the Osen &
Hunter automobile company. The new
car, although adhering to the Mitchell
plan of producing good substantial
vehicle, has been changed in its gen
eral appearance in keeping with the
demand, and viii be distinctly known
as the model of 1909. The car is of
the tourist model, of the straight line
order, not as heavy looking as the
previously built touring cars. having
somewhat the appearance of the popu-
lar Mitchell tourabout. The body is
convertible. the tonneau being remov-
able. The Mitchell people are placing
the vehicle on the market finished in
French gray, with red running gear.
1t is fully equipped, with magnetic. top
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-06
. . .
Dinner Served at Opera

BY having her dinner brought from
Buckingham palace and served in the
rear of the royal box during the inter-
val between the first and second acts
of the opera last season, the queen has
set a fashion that society believes will
become popular from the charm of the
idea. The new fashion viii also solve
the appetite at early performances
without missing parts of the opera.
Owing to the increasing demand for the
rendition of operas without cuts, the
eating problem has recently become
very acute at the long performances
The situation becomes especially an
noying when the performance begins
is early as $50, as was the case with
Siegfried" in English at Covent Gar
den.
During the general scamper to neigh
boring refreshment bars and sandwich
depots between the first and second
acts four attendants carefully carried
into the rear of the royal box a small
table, already set. and containing the
queens favorite dishes. The food had
been prepared at the palace and was
kept warm by means of patent heat re-
tanning devices.
Thus Queen Alexandra, with one or
stage to dinner, which they had time
to enjoy heartily before the beginning
of the next act. When the curtain
ascended the attendants disappea red
with the dinner table as silently as
they had appeared.
Many persons believe that box dinner
parties will be accepted as really smart
and sensible functions at Covent Gar
den in future.