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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

To the Spokane Press-Gentle-
men: In answer to problem,
Where Was Little Willie" in this
evenings issue of The Press, will
say: Little Willie" was in Com
pany A, and 1873 men went to the
war. Respectfully yours G. d.
Wentworth, No. 3 Fire Station, city.
To the Spokane Press-Gentle-
men: l. herewith submit the fol
lowing answer for the solution of
the problem occurring on page of
your" paper of November 13, 1909:
Little Willie belonged to Company
A, which numbered "a men. Com
pany b numbered 80 men, Respect
fully submitted. Harvey Ray Ter
rell, 2202 Broadway.
Editor The Spokane Press-In
answer to where Was Little Will
lie?" 1888 men went to war-S4 in
Company A. 80 in Company B. Will
lie was in Company A. J. ]. Diehl,
110h Huron street.
Editor The Press-The following
is the correct answer to your prob
lem in your Saturday issue of The
Press: Little Willie was in Com
pany A and there were "a men in
Company A, and 80 men in Com
pany B. Yours truly, G. e. Waller,
Brown Hotel, room S08.
Editor The Press-In reply to
the mathematical question in Sat
urday evenings Press, willie"
was the only survivor, a member
of Company A, which contained "a
men. Company b contained SO
men. Hence the answer is 1873
men went to war, and willie" be-
longed to Company A. William l..
Cotton, p. o. Box l414.
Editor The Press-In answer to
your mathematical question: "In
the first engagement Company A
lost 81 Of their men, Company B
lost 1-3 of their men. In ", Sec
ond engagement Company "A lost
1-3 of their men, and Company b
lost TIL of their men. In the third
engagement Company A lost 97,5
per cent of their men and Company
B lost the same number of men
that Company A did in the first
engagement. In entering the war
Company b had Is more men than
Company A had. In which company
was little Willie, and how many
men went to war;"
Answer: Little Willie was in
Company A, and Company A had
"a men to start with. Company B,
80 to start with. or a total OF 1873
went to war. Yours truly, Grace
Cochrane, 321 Auditorium bldg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
MAKES BONFIRE
OF HIS CIGARS
Converted Dealer ConsIons His
Stock to the Flames

WICHITA, Kas., Nov. 13.-Be-
cause he was convinced at a re-
vival meeting that 1t was wrong
to use tobacco, and decided that
il 1t was wrong to use the weed 1t
must be wrong to sell it, s. N.
Brees, a Murdoch avenue merchant
today made bonfire of his cigars
and tobacco. A strong odor of
burning tobacco early this morning
was traced to the yard back OF
Brees' store, where Brees was heap
ing boxes of cigars on the flames
Occasionally he would cast in a
cask of chewing tobacco or car
ton of smoking tobacco.
When nothing remained but ash
es, Mr. Brees remarked: We'll
I've won that battle with the
devil" Then he disappeared in his
store. The crowd followed him
and a prayer service was held.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

ORPHEUM.-Harry Fox, come.
dian with the appearance of a typi.
cal miscievous young "masher,"
who starts flirtations just for the
fun of it, brings down the house
with his artistic nonsense" aided
by the Millership sisters. In fact,
he and his two vacation Flames"
are favorites on the Orpheum bill,
and it is all because of Harry's
good natured foolishness. There is
more than little truth and a good
forcible lesson tucked away in
Donald Bowles' little DRAMATIC
sketch called Guilty" 1t traces a
little tousled haired lad in the
crowded tenement district of a big
city from the time he is sentenced
to the penitentiary for the murder
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
WASHINGTON
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
Week Commenciny Sunday Matt
nee, Nov. ID, 1909.

Engagement Extraordinary-"The
Aerial Eensation of the World"
George Delmore and Bob Lee, a
startling exhibition that will stag
ger everybody. Arthur Deane pre-
sents the Bohemian Sextette in
IAN Artists Studio" Phenomenal
Performers on the Unicycle, Ar
thur Hill and Sylvia Sylviany, an
act that has startled the world.
Musical comedy artists, Val rain
or and Myrtle Dale, in "a Pre- 'ri-
eating Hero" "The Favorite Come
dienne," Kathlyn De Vote, in popu-
lar melodies. Washingtonscope.
Matinee daily at 2:30. Two
shows every evening at 1880 and
$50. Prices-Evening, 15c and
Csc. Matinee, 15c, any seat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
BY TtSHI BHUTlA,

In order to come to America
was forced to measure off so miles
of dusty roads with my PROSTATE
body. That was because | was of
high caste in India, and caste is
the thing that prevents the prog
ress of India.
or course | did not expect to find
caste in the United States, because
! had heard it was a free country.
In India a man Is born to sweep
or to carry water, or to cook, or to
do some special work of his caste.
Brahmins-men of my caste-are
not supposed to work for a living.
They must die first. But in your
country ! found distinct cast lines.
had promised Lady Curzon to
work my way through Harvard.
Its hard to find something to
do for money" said schoolmate
of mine at Harvard.
II don't know" l answered, 81
found a job taking care of fur
mace today" l said.
He laughed at me. I got more
furnaces to attend. Altogether I
made $40 week from them, and
whenever it showed l cleaned off
sidewalks and made as much as 81
in an afternoon.
Yet there were many students
who suffered for lack of funds be-
cause their idea of their position
in Indian we would call it caste
prevented them from doing mental
work
Down In Wall street | see many
young men in old clothes, tattered
and worn. They are men who have
lost their money. But they will not
go to work. They think their posi-
ton in life prohibits them. That is
American caste.
Progress to twentieth century
eyes, is absolutely necessary, but
one from the old world is con-
strained to question whether the
penalties of progress do not over
balance her advantages.
| am struck with the lack of
unity in your families. Each
member Of the family strives to
reach high in the social scale.
read in your doilies case after
case of separation, of divorce, of
parents against children and chill
dren against parents; of murders,
suicides, of grasping greed for
gold that gives might strength
over right and gives wealth to the
few and brushes in poverty the
many.
Your Christian religion Is the
greatest and best religion in the
world. Brahmin though / be, I
must admit 1t. 1t Is religion
that teaches you to love one an
other, Our religion does not teach
us that, but it teaches each man
to care for himself as best he can.
Our religion could not make the
world happy, because 1t is selfish
ness. Your religion teaches I'M
selfishness that is bound to
brighten the lives of others and
make this world better place.
have been In your country
several years, working quietly and
watching you.
If you would all follow the
Christian religion you could make
the whole world happy.
India is in darkness and so are
other oriental nations. Our re-
ligion gives us angry gods who
must be appeased by our suffer-
ings. Your God is kind. He
teaches you to be kind to each
other and to all other men. Why
don't the people of the United
States let their religion make
them happy?
Or does each man consider that
1t is not HIS religion, but that the
religion belongs to the United
States government and entities 1t
to be called a Christian nation?
Why are you so proud of being
Christian nation when so many of
you do not live as Christians?
New York, Nov. 9.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
WHERE WAS WILLIE?
HOW MANY WARRIORS?

For the correct answers to the following mathematical
question The Press will give three prizes-$3
the three who first their
Little Willie joined the army his
return home he told his teacher the following story:
the first engagement Company lost 81 of their
Company b lost 1-3 of their In the
ment Company lost 1-3 of their Company b
I'll of their In the third engagement Company lost
975 cent of their and Company B lost the
number of that Company did in the first
In entering the Company had 10
pany had
In which company little Willie, and many men
The mail loaded with answers this
morning. Here some of EN-:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15
CASTE IN AMERICA? YEs NOTED BRAHM|N TELLS HOW
Tishi Bhutia: Who He 10
and Whak AA ha, naA>

y TtSht Bhutia: Who He 10
= and What He Has Done
= Tishi Bhutia is a Hindu of
o rs years, who has graduated
. from Harvard university and 4
. is now studying law in New
. York. He is the only Hindu 4
. that has ever worked his 4
= way through an American 4
= college, and the only Hindu 4
o who ever studied American 4
q law. He is going back to In
. dia to take. charge of a Cal 4
. cutta college. Lady Curzon,
. who was Daisy Letter of Chi 4
cago, made Tishi her protege,
and suggested that he attend 4
o Harvard, with the under 4
= standing that he would sup 4
. port himself in school by I
. working. Tishi, though
. Brahm.n of the highest caste,
. and hereditary owner of a tea 4
= plantation, agreed, and has 4
o succeeded. This article, writ 4
= ten by him to young Amer
. leans, was prepared especially
. for the Daily. Press.-Editor.
a q q a a q a a a a a a = a a 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

Mrs. Mary Jane Connery, aged
n, was buried this morning at
Paramount cemetery, following fu.
neral services conducted at the late
home, 20 Mission avenue, by the
Rev. Father Butler. Mrs. Connery
had lived here eight years, and is
survived by five sons and a daugh-
ter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

Jeff and Jack may well say:
I'VE don't care who offers the big
purses as long as we can get real
money in vaudeville"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

belonged to Company A, which
numbered 81 men when they went
to war Company B numbered SO
men when they went to war; max
ing total of 1873 men who went
to war. Alice Swingler, Box 1867.
Editor The Press-Company A
contained "a men, including Willie
Company b. SO. Stephen Robinson,
in the Bullpen, Franklin school.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

Diamond merchants are going to
expose smugglers. This thing of
cheapening necessities has got to
stop.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

A defaulting railroad treasurer,
having speculated and won, is to
restitute and escape prosecution.
There's nothing in the third read
ers about this angle of taking a
wrong step.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

Editor The Press-I herewith
send my solution of where Was
Little Willie?" He was the sole
survivor of Company A. 1873 men
went to war. Eli l.. Davis. 212
Huron street.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-15

Editor The Press-Tn answer to
your mathematical problem In this
evenings Press, where Was Lit
tie Willie?" my solution of the
problem Is as follows: Willie, the
only one who returned from war,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23

her husband and vhieh th-. nicr
clean honorable s.ni heated far
dealing and hun.anlss-loslnr Her
holz caused TO be published.
In this item we are able 10 give
an idea Of the rapid rise in the price
OF land IN these parts, as the figures
given are on the same tract !. N
Reamer the Linton land-nan. in
l'o2 Sold lalf-sectiun about four
mics northwest If Napoleon The
price received was $; an acre. The
buyer listed the land With MIR.
keamer and IN l.'N; the latter sold
It at $50 the acre. Nrain il was
listed with Mr. Reamer and IA 1907
he sold il for Sl2 an acre The
other, day Mr. X bought il for 81,
an acre. The tract is good farming
land. and so viii not lurrhaSeit al
the present time.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
Ono Of Shaw's Criticisms,

Before fame came to him.. said a
playwright, that great rival OF mine.
George Bernard SHAW. wrote theatrical
criticisms for the London Saturday
Review Now, thase were criticisms
indeed Nobody could praise II good
play 50 beautifully as this critic.
Nobody could roast a Ind play 50
tellingly. Listen. Here is a sample Z
And the playwright read
II am in somewhat foolish position
concerning play at the Opera Co
mique, whittier ! was hidden this day
week For some reason ] was not
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
Notice and Citation ttcnring OF Final
Account aud Distribution

-iilesuf Nortt nttsot4.4
t4}friy 0f iamun,
IN ltnty CONT hpfore non enrlos It.
aflcy. Nudge
I'm tl,' in.ttei Of lltc'',tate ~ pollir -ikrl
Ars,'tsud
itaus . sil.' administrator peiltioner, ",
',ai4,s !. fiadl.y and Lester -chwnh
respondents Notire aud CITATION Near
its ~ luAl N'5oupt and Distribution af
ista',
No stat, ~ reftt, ,nlpia "a tl, alloy.
nltiietl lespauN.nts
on, MS Nrlc brflr- Bradley ana Lester
-rhwAii, are i"r,'tly untiiird i,t th.. uni. ne
count ,f tn. administrator ~ IN. estate OF
i)ntli' ~iNo i,ttn ~ i,r county - EinIn,n,
ma slate ~ NuttI Daiiota, deceased. has
been rendered Ia TINS court tii.'r.lti showing
that ttc ustNt, ~ SAID decreased Is rcidy ion
iinnl settlement and distribution, and pc
titlenlng thai bis account he allowed ,ii,,
n,slfnc of said estate h. Distributed u the
prrsotfs Their" INTO certified her udmnis,ra
ti,,u sl,srti and H. b., discharged that iiRl
ltAA lli IWENIN Lh.iirH DAY oh
thp f9ttsn0ont - that day at IN count rooms
al this count IN ,iir court hous. Ia the village.
~ Linton county OF finnions nnd stnte ~
Mouth llsik,ia. IN, llc,n duly appointed by
ttils count Tor u. s,'tlein.nl thereof, ~
which titie mud pli,i. ANY person Interested
u, said .stat. may appear in'l ic hts sscep
tious. IN Whiting ia sad i,ci'uiint and p.ti
ton aud contest the SANE,
And ypn The above nnined respondents,
and oath ~ YOU AZ. i.teby ,ii.ai and IL.
,liltea inrn aol there u, %. md appear he
fore llis caurt aud show catIse II any you
aase Why Snld tecuunt stiail mol t, nliowed.
the residue OF snd estate distributed. the
administration IL said estate rlosea ana
sali iiaiIl, j sitci ndrDlnistrnts,f be dis
charged
y ay W s.''a GiA1 u L AlL. < 's'
3t9ral ipcigciNf diet county court
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
A GOOD SHOW COMING,

On Jan. 24th billiard and Amber
Wight will return for hlief en-
gagement at Linton opera house.
with new plays. new scenery and a
stronger COMPANY than ever. Mr..
Wight has secured the big New
York success. The Lion and The
Mouse. and will present il ON the
above date This is the hes, PLAY
ever written dealing strietly with
an American subject 1t is running
IN New York at The present time
Watch for the real treat Of the sca-
son We all know the W ights so.
let \ all be there Jan Nth. lalo
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
Abolish the Frankiny Privilege.

ne president suggests that mag
allnes be made to pay a higher
rate of postage than newspapers be
cause the former are, ON the aver
age, carried about three times as
far. That plan may be all right
ana we In the newspaper business
are not especially interested in the
fortunes of the magazine publishers.
But there is one reform which ought
to come before all Others saws the
Grand Forks Herald, because it
Is so simple and so easily applied
Abolish the Thanking privilege cy-
cry last remnant of it. Carry abso-
lutely nothing through the mails ON
which postage has not been paid. If
the treasury department wants to
| send out matter on official business
let 1t buy stamps Just as "A private
business concern does. and let the
cost be charged TO the operating eN-
pense of such department. If CON
gresham has letters to address to
his constituents ON official business.
let an allowance be made To him for
postage, and let him buy stamps
with it. Whatever other effect that
plan would have, 1T would cut the
postal deficit down several millions
of dollars; and. if any changes arc
necessary to take care of that. we
can proceed intelligcntlv To make
them.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
NNI,lN,l.,.

tuesday afternoon. Jan .,lo.
at ! o clock. will be the stockholders
and directors meeting of rcmpci-
ton State Bank, at its office buldne
at 'Fempeton, N. ID. tl.arvik pos
olllecl Z. f. l.uche. Cashier
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
Tho Unhonored Proohe.

\ visitor 20 carlylc's birthplace ba X
IN The seventies said To \ native
Smart man. that Thomas Carlyle
ne native gruntel
HIN smart? Why. went 10 sAuls
al him"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
The soul is the perceivcr and reveal
sr OF truth Emerson.
BIDS W ANl'r,l)

Io AL my ice-house, l>Nso. T..
Foot posts. Bids must be sent I,
me no later than Jan l5 1910
John G Cellner. Rrofy n u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23

STRIKE OK NO STRIKE, The
Razar has enough to hold you for
thirty days, sixty DAYS or sly
months
4 tons of sugar.
| 900 lbs of coffee
60,Wu lbs of flour.
l2o hbls of salt
10000 lbs of barb WIRE.
Room for $1,000 bus of gram
Half carload of bob-scds.
! 900 feet of gas pipe
And whole lot of wind mills.
pumps. etc. and Christmas Goods.
The Bazaar is with you all the time
sick or we'll poor or rich has a
kind word and glad hand best of
goods right prices To one and all
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23

Mo ~ : MNnAI4>l1 WnNlsa r,spous
lblc ana rnersetti nAp IN NNiatn n linton
and Nl'lnifs - attend 90 its snns fptlnU Ia
trrcsis tNlrri.ne" UNNECESSARY llrt,' i,
liberal suAtRntrvH compensation i'roitnhies
established linong frcni- ana neilnalm
,nccs Whul. oi span. tiuiv inns q, if- be.t
tlin'' 10 St.fi ptnpiote outiii nnh lnsitnc
ilpnn ftf M,tr tpa Mec'turus Magazine
~ lsi ID -lrr.t New Nor, ity
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
TAkEN Up MARE.

aiae "a ia> place ia section i.
Township l4i Eaoge =, On Pee IL,
lgv' tta@n eus mare. weight
about pound branded on right
IMP with combination \ aud brand
Y and an udlstnel hrard on right
shoulder Owner can have the ami
NAL by proving property and paving
charges KAY Itttle l.arvik MD.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
WANTED.

Nood, practical coaI-mlners. "a
at the mine al Livonn. N. D.. or .
c. L. Parkhurst. Linton. N ID
Tony Neugebaucr.
Livona, N. u.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-12-23
AKIN T.

,ain' y llit l1lacc ,n section g
l'uvuship U Range ~ about lon
fnilt southeast ]. Ian,an one dark
gras mai, colt $50 year@ cid
''Nner cau have same lN proving
pffierls ana PAVING charges
tn;att S,Ilprr utnn Y ID
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04

Dr. Duncan CnEropo1fs-. has resumed
practice Rooms 3es-s ADAMS Bldg lss
Sutte- street corner kszruy Al foot
ailments cured pzLnlsssly-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
"SHOE LACE" MAN
COUSIN OF GAME
Denver RecIuse Who Died in
Ignorance OF Fortune Is
Noveiist'S Relative

DENVER April s-Phntp Casnz
known as the -zhoelzce~ nan. he-zuss
OF MS having existed for xsars By The
sale @ zEoeize=z. zEO died last No
venber N Ignorance q zhe fzsr thzs
ne had been made h=ir 70 fortune o-
ssa-ses. was th- e0usin y Hal Caiae.
the novelist
Philip Caize lived the lsss % = -
ClEse IN Ds1Ts-. and none knew thz- Re
was the relative o. Hal Game u-rEl
L Is asserted. rns .rsla-iozship -zs
established = =Eorr time ago oT zrro--
reys engaged n t1e settlement q The
estate OF John Game q brother q.
Philip. Tho before Eis death Ezs :
resident % tc= isle % 3rsz
Ire Isle q Man = the hone @ Hall
Cssu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
We Invite
Comparison

You can noz aEord %
buE Al aurouo1ils with
ont EzOWi1z why the
White car sins AZ the
hIIl climbs and endurance
confess
TIE premier Iouz Dis
tsnce ros1 record 0f The
WeS-- San Francisco ID
Los Angeles in Il hours
= minutes. ard rhe round
trip q 1893 mils&5- Sc
hours. established 4 vea-
szO 5v 4 White S-same--
s1ill stands OTe- sixty a.
rsuP-s bE AL makes u
automobiles ID lOEer The
Whites tine have failed
The loo nile hill Climb
from Los Angeles ur NJ
Baby EzS been Eo1 BE- q
White Steam Car three
consecutive Esz-5
The lCnE distance race
from Los Angeles ro
Phoenix. arizona was
Won by Z White Steam czr
OTer one hundred VIZ
tories On The Pac5Ec Ccss-
alone 70 TIE credit q -he
VI hi-s. always against
cars OF higher price
Such severe competitive
tests EsS1 something %
IEs purchaser O- = IA
r-5r.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
OIL COMPANY ASKS
ANOTHER HEARING
Waters-Pierce Concern Wants
Texas Custer Order and
Fine Set Aside

WASHINGTON April s-Tn 6ehzzt %
the W4terS-PIerce oil company. former
United States Senator John c spooner
Ezs Eled II the supreme court Cf the
UnIsed States petition fer = rehe4rfug
ot TIE various cases brought by the
state OF Texas against that company
which were recently decided against t.
These fEcIssde the cases fzvoIvfrg the
appointment q 4 receiver for the com
pzEy and t1s one ous1Ing TIE CON-
pzny t-om the state and Imposing =
1ne Of sI54s. 900 fcr violations OF rne
Texas antitrust law
Much stress IS laid upon the fact
that large portion 0F the ane vras
bzsz5 upon the law q 1855 imposing :
pens1tv @ s1.5aa Z day after that law
hza heen EspssIsd-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
HELPED TO FLEECE
BANKER WALKER
One OF the Famous Gang OF
Wire Tappers Dying OF
tuberculosis

Los ANGELES AprH ST C DIet-
tsubzehsr. said by the police 70 5e one
q tbs clsTe-sst wire tspperz IN
America and = rfnglszder q Ehs gang
thar fsecs6 William 2 Walker. the
New Britain. Conn. banker oUc of
SlS5-aea. resulting n The Istrsr-s fight
g Mexico and subsequent appreheH-
sion and sentencing % prison for "A
TezrS- vas n police court today
charged with Tsgra1cE
Judge Rose EzTe him Al zItsrnz-
tirs 11e e sISs and suspended Il with
rhs promise that DieEszbscher would
leave the city DieEenhzchsr Is "a
tally IL with tuberculosis
TIE detectives say that DlsEen-
ozcEer admitted 70 them thzt n vas
ore of rhe men that swIrdIs6 Wake
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
lOVfSICk MAIDEN
COMMITS SUICIDE
OHrequited Affection Leads Pet
sluma Girl 10 Swallow Dose
OF Deadly Poison

= -. .PE-ALUlrA. APrl s-Tae cid story
~ EzreE-1-s6 lave -=5 L7uisz Eulze-
<'e7E IS years old daughter C George
az--ssbe-g e his city. % 67zk ca
sake aci1 and end her life this zo-z-
zE sAs vas Il ths ezplo- q a L
s--s- zz-sgs- CT HI opers Es-se
AZ le,t Re walls Aozs AZ o--lock
sast 1iE1- Eh--h vas 1ot uuuzuzL Sc
zs -cu1L 81 vacant lcc Il FAR
sree- many Socks ron ho=e- With
re -e--zLe h1--s ot csrh1Ite acid hv
s-e >Es was conveyed ID rhs city
-s ard rres-ef bv severzi 6octcrs
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STARTS ON LONG
TOUR OF ALASKA
Earnest de koyen LeffingweII
Ready for Two Years
Explorations

PASADENA APRIL z-Ezrness De
Kovsn Le6ngwell left Pasadena last
night for Seattle. where he xiii be-
g5n preparations for his tour q txo
yezrs IN the Alaskan territory IN the
interests of the University OF Chicago
and the hydrogr&phic once OF the
United states government He VIII
0utEt MS steamer. The Argo. and with
foEr assistants. start Up The coast May
20 Be-fng straits thence 70 Point
Barrow and FIaxmzn island. the head
quarters for his prospective Erfps II
exploration II the wEIeis 0f The northern
coast
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