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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-16
NESRAL TRAVELS INTO THE. Ift
INFERNO BYSECRET ROUTE

wearing proudly the badge OF Anan
las. My hope dropped to the vanishing
point. Near me were my captors, ex
ulting and eager to give their testi'
mony Beyond the rail, filling the spa
cious auditorium TO it's limit was 0
hack host OF the denizens Of Hell,
SPECTATORS at the trial.
Then there was an appalling silence
for a time, these internal fiends the
while gloating over their helpless vic
tim. ! felt that I would collapse If the
awful suspense were not soon broken;
even to know my fate would be re-
lief, for ! could endure anything bet
ter than this terrible state Of forbod'
ing anticipation. And relief came.
numbering voice from an OBJ
scure corner of the vast room, and
the echoes rang out from every other
corner. Hear ye, hear wye, the court
proceedings will now begin"
He ceased to speak-and then ar
other narrowing silence, and then -
and then, the judge arose, at tho
same time commanding me to stand.
My knees smote together, my head
grew dizzy, my blood ran chill-yes,
Chill" and will you believe me when
| give you my word of honor that the
temperature at that moment was 1873
degrees above.
The Judge spoke and these are his
exact words:
Prisoner, you are accused of a
grave offense, even of violating one
of our most sacred laws, the like OF
which infraction has never before
come under the observation Of this
court. You are charged, even you of
spotless character, of having tried to
gain entrance into the realm of the
damned. must inform you at the
outset that 1t is our custom TO, ac-
cord TO every prisoner accused Of
drime, the hight of trial by jury. And
furthermore. you are entitled TO Sc.
lect your own attorney. Name your
choice.
And ! said, Please you, may !
have to plead my case. either the Hon
John 5. Neddon or the Hon. G. Q.
Welltodo,"
Wherenpon the Judge replied, Sir,
am sorry to inform you that these
men have both qualified and are up
on our. lists, but as yet have not been
formally admitted to the bar. So, in
the event of your not being able TO
make a selection. we must choose an
attorney for YOU, and it is with pleas.
ure that we name as your counsel,
the Hon. Il. Quitable."
That name, "E. Quitable." Did II
suggest that | would be acquitted, or
did it mean that my defender posses
sed an equitable turn of mind? This
latter were my ruination. Think of the
dire chances one must take to be de
Tended by an honest attorney. Again
i was in painful suspense.
My champion came Immediately
forward and conferred with me- His
first line of questioning convinced me
that money was the big consideration
with him, as with all others OF hi
ilk. He asked me what / would give
him II he succeeded IN winning m!
liberty. told him, "a farm in Curlev
Valley" He Smiled and shook hi
head 4 fI
MOI said hey II cannot accept you
proposition, but am willing to do m,
best in your behalf for the sum
$40, payable in advance. l accepte
his offer. and thought at the sam
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Logan, Utah will be
held in its banking rooms on the 9th
day of January, 1912, at o'clock p.
m. for the election of directors and
the transaction of such other business
as may be properly.
ALLAN NJ. FLEMING,
Cashier
Logan, Utah, December 3, 1911. 80
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Swelterville, Hades, Dec. l2.---lt
was a rare streak of. luck that got me
Into the lower Regions. supposed
that | should have to beat" nv way
In through some ooscure, unguarded
entrance, but not so;'I Nyas spared
the trouble: rhad heard of one Flor
ence, who made successful, attempt
to enter the Salt Lake temple through
sewer pipe, and 50 decided on the
same route to Hades But, just as he
4 was net qualified to enter holy
place legitimately. ! supposed that,
with my unimpeachable character, |
would not be. a welcome guest in the
realm, of his Satanic majesty, let that
be as II may
| discovered after some searching
the terminus of mammoth sewer
pipe which ] supposed would conduct
me safely into the heart of that hith
erto unexplored region; was about to
enter, but to my dismay, was seized
and manacled by couple of giant
black outposts. knew resistance
would be futile, so allowed myself to
be taken without a struggle, and in
another moment these mysterious be.
ings raised me away into the depths
of chaos. At first | was filled with an
indescribable terror, at being appre.
hended so suddenly, but as we sped
on through space, whose darkness was
so intense that / could feel 1t brush.
ing against my pallid brow, grew
more and more composed, for as yet
my captors had done me no violence.
Anon, l could feel myself sinking in.
to strange insensibility, asphyxiat.
ed, as 1t were, by the fumes of this
uncongenial atmosphere.
How long 1t took us to make this
trip am unable to even venture
again | was in a room so intensely
hot that streams OF sweat ran from
every pore of my body opened my
eyes for a moment, but could discern
no object, only light artificial light,
but light intense and brilliant.
closed them again for some moments
and then made another attempt TO cog
nize my environments. but only after
repeatedly opening and closing my
eyes, through the duration of an hour,
could in the least become accustom-
ed to this luminous place. After a
time | discovered, however, that this
light was not extraordinary, but that
| could not endure II, as / have since
concluded on bordering the mat'er
over, because ! had been accustomed
10 the light of the High Creek EleC-
trio Light and Power Co. very plaUs
ible theory, as my friends will ell
agree.
Now ! could very dimly discern my
surroundings, and il was evident that
was in court room, sitting in the
chair of the accused, and surrounded
on every hand by monstrous black
beings, silent, grim and menacing. AT
my right sat the judge; he was look
ing steadfast upon me, and his pierce.
ing eyes struck terror to my soul. He
looked his part admirably, for could
not detect the least trace of justice
or compassion in the hard lines Of
his conntenance, AT my right were
the jurors, all women, late arrivals
from California. Here is my, deliver
ance," was, my first thought, but when
studied their capricious faces more
closely, my hopes turned to despair.
Before me were the hangdog looking
attorneys, all ROBBED in black and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-16
Advantage Of Concrete Buildings.

II has been shown In practice that
concrete buildings require less arti
ficial light than those of slow burning
mill construction. This is owing to
the reflection of light from the white
walls and ceilings and columns and
also to the fact that 1t is possible to
supply buildings of this character with
greater window area.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-16

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion. sleep ,soupdly and en-
JOY life, use BGdoSk Blood Biters,
the great system tonic aud builder.
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in full view of all in the Republican
office on the closing hight. Let 1t
be known that the count which will
be made ON next Saturday at six p.
m. will be the last open count that
will take place and the standing as
published in next Tuesdays issue will
remain the same until the close.
Candidates to Choose Judges.
The Judges are to be chosen by the
candidates. Each candidate is request
ed TO send in her nomination for Judge.
DO this at once for while there are
over two weeks until the final count
is made there are but few days until
the last newspaper count and the bal
lot box is locked and sealed. In view
of the fact that we have many can
didates, while but four judges will be
sufficient to canvass the vote II is
suggested that each candidate make |
an effort to pair herself with another,
the pair thus made TO choose judge
satisfactory to both.
See the management about this. Re-
member we close the ballot box on
December 16 and at that time we
desire to know just who the judges
are. Contestants should see that ,.e
judges chosen will be willing to serve.
Last Count Saturday.
The last count of the ballots will
be made Saturday night at six o'clock.
1t would be well for all the contest
ants to poll as many votes as they
can by that time, as that is the last
chance that you will have to let the
people know how well you are run.
ming in the race. For instance it
would not be we'll for your name to
go into the paper with your name
way below the leader. II isn't abso-
lutely necessary that you should be
the leader, but it would be wei not
to be too far from that enviable posi-.
ton. See that all the votes that you
wish to vote are in the ballot box by
six O'Clock next Saturday night.
Extra Votes on New Subscribers.
Starting today and ending Satur-
day, December 90, we will give to any
candidate turning in club of ten
new subscribers special vote con-
pom good for 5000 voter
A coupon good for 1000 votes will
be issued to any candidate turing in
total of ten new renewal or arrear
payments where each separate pay
ment is for two years or more.
Ten new two year subscriptions will
secure both extra vote offers.
These will be over and above the
regular vote value of such subscrip-
tons.
OFFER CLOSES SATURDAY, DEC
EMBER %, AT 10 pm.
Standing Of Candidates.
Standing as published today only in
cludes votes cast before Thursday at
p! m. g. J g..
Contest closes Saturday Dec 80 at
| IL p. m.
Logan.
Mrs Gertie Gilbert -, Z =. i131,22O
Mrs. Hannah Jacobsen =! 1885,
Miss. Laverne Murdoch $40. 10000
Mrs, Geo. q. RICH, -. ......12l, 800
Miss Marion l.. Smith =. ,...114,4 50
Miss Mae Morley 1860
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OFFER CLOSES SATURDAY, DE
EMBER %, AT 10 pm.
Standing Of Candidates.

Standing as published today only in
cludes votes cast before Thursday at
6 p. m. g.
Contest closes saturday Dec 80 at
IL p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Two ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. DIS
s7od aodppearins beds. 407 East 3rd So. Bell
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FOR RENT
'oR RENT HOUSES UNFURNIsHEI

= O1h hLlN Sh6 " Nf " OhIS IOL1GsO
~~~~~---~~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~
I-ROOM MOD. 215 EAST 7TH SOUTH.
S25.
8-room mod, 3 "A" Barrows ave. 2nd
South and 5th East. SIS.
6-room mod. 583 First ave-. s25.
SEQ
s-room mod. osS W. South Temple. $50.
6-room mod. sec West 1st North. $50.
Groom mod. 923 West LIST South. sl5.
Broom mod. 2SS / street. s35.
5-room mod. Belmont terrace. 24T Gem
ter ST. gas. etc, s25.
Broom mod, SO Fifth ave. $3.50.
l-room mod. rear 1909 So. 18th East.
$3.50
d-room mod. Lambert court 9Th So.
and Main, SIS.
4-room modern. rear 1O2 West End
North. SIS
i-room. 229 So eth West SIS.
f-room mod. 72S East Sih South. $50.
Broom, es5 Jefferson. lst West and 9th
South. $3.50.
4-room apartment In the Avalon. 226
East 3rd South. s35 to $50.
4-room apartment In the York. 3l4
South 18th East. $3.50
Broom furnished apartment in the
Swallow. 333 East 1st South; s45.
4. RICHTER, Real Estate,
Call r. HARBACH. Mgr. Rental Dept
Both phones Sal.
rs So Main ST. dl31S
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a-nM. BIZ, 1o WEST 5TH So
5-rm. br.. IL So. ist West. sis.
$3.50.
s-rm, br.. 4e1 Uintah place. $50.
6-rm mod. br.. 33i G st. $25.
I-rm. mod. 457 So. Main ST.,
s-rm; mod. ss5 Lincoln ave-
7-rm, mod. br.. 1Ao ard ave-
9-rm; mod. br.. os3 3rd ave-
s-rm. mod br. s27 East First
South. s35
s-rm. mod. br.. 4os East md
s-rm. mod. br.. 42o East md
SToRERooMs.
as Postoflicc place, s25.
329 So. Main street. $40.
f27 So. Main street $50.
fi5 SO. Main street. $50
325 So. West Temple. 500.
s02 So. State street. $40.
500 So. State street, $50.
i33 West Ind South ST., s55.
i35 Yves: 2nd South ST.. SOS.
i37 West 2nd South St, 500.
1873 West 2nd South ST. sI5.
30 Postofiice place. SIS.
% Postofiice place. $50
Cor. ith SO. and Main sts.. $3.50.
First store, Grand hotel. $50.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO,
551 Main st. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
EMPLOYERS Liability Insurance
and all Casualty Lines.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

1OME PAPER CLEANING CO; WE
clean carpets. ''Santo' vacuum cleaner,
orice DuvalS paper otor"' ihu .ioSJ
Bell 3l54
ROOMS CLEANED FROM 81 uP; PA
perlng accordingly thomson HOUSE, oss-
cleaning Co. Ind l00o3. co.2a
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OSTEOPATHY

. ALIcl, -o0-O--~---~---~o~
keln,s, HOCGHrON. ROOMS slI-
\ rrsidsnr bidg. Ind phone $50: Bel
sell Main 3G1. x693
'1,iclan ~ ~ kERE.. OSTEOPATHIC
Aeinlyre bldg both phones.
a 9nn
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$40 .,o0-3-R. HOUSE. THIRD WEST ST
Sl0.00-4r. Good yard. 363 18th East
S25.00-7r mod 204 K. 7th South.
32.50-s-r. mod 8sI Fifth ave.
Other houses. various locations and
prices.
STOWE & PALMER. 30 w. ard so.
Phones 1926 dI297
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ATTcPNEYys,

!. pes,..le 4 MaKloNEAUX.
mckinney.
Mar, ,Attorneys-at-Law
Bell ,sgh,o2 Top Floor Front.
none Main 1850. $50,
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FURNITURE THREE ROOMS REA-
sonable: rent s1l: bath, cellar fruit
trees, garden. East bench. Address
W.. Tribune. dl277
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES uNFuRN1sHEI

DO YOU WANT A HOME ON BEAUTI-
full north bench? $500 per month.
Shade trees. vines over porch. Above the
smoke i'm winter a cool breeze all sum-
mer. 3-rm mod. br. See owner. 10 TO 4.
33I c. st. Take 9Th ave. car di3y3
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5-RoOM MODERN HOUSE. 97O so. iTH
East. s22.50 per month.
4-room modern fiat. 762 So Srd East,
SIS per month.
% F.. lst South st. Both Phones 2ii.
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FOR SALE
FOE sALE=FURNITURE

DON'T SELL YOUR FURNITURE.
Have IL reupholstercd-mAde new
again. Phone 329s about IT, 3 L. MAI,
tress & Mfg. Co. eAuos
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FOR RENT

prNT-FURNISHED ROOMS
~-~.'. Use OF BATH AMI PHONE.
ss9nssi no. 317 End East st. xziIs
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HOTELS
LIVERY STABLES


M'CCY'S STABLE. CARRIAGES ANp
light livery. horses bought and sold
Both phones 81 c14l
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TYPEWRITERS

OF ALL MAKES FOR
ycnt. sale or exchange. cash or pay
ments.. Monarch light touch. best on
earth Standard folding. weight pounds
Typewriter Exchange Co., e6 West and
South clolo
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REPAIRING

WE REPAIR TYPEWRITERS, CASH
registers. adding machines, slot ma
chimes; electrical work of all kinds In
stalled and repaired; general repairing
done by expert workmen; we guarantee
all work; give US trial; prices reason
able Plat 4 Johnston, ?5 West End
South Ind. phone l742. d67l
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OSE FRONT SUITE AT THE MANX.
East South Temple c3624
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GOOD FURNITURE OF NINE ROOMS
complete; also bedding. linen and
dishes. Address T-39. Tribune. dl033
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FoUR-RooM BRICK HOUSE. SIS n.
fth West. s1l. Phone 1467-k Bell.
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OF GROOM MODERN; HOUSE FOR
rent. Phipps court d1039
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pxn Ian heat. rooms % cents' ,P2es Pst
~ md up
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- PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT
Fon' c33s5
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,.sSIS AND AWNINGS

.ea!s aDAMS, MANUFACTURED
\ ,.5"nWings and all Kinds of canvas
Y n'uiSon ST. Bell 1854. Ind.
cS56a
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ScE BOON, w WITH Eer,ismsn. Ahn MoPEES p En-
.tss .ssp''4 cslel
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FURNITURE OF 5-ROOMS. COM
plete. very cheap; must be sold ut once.
No. Thornton ave-. 5th So. bet west
Temple and Main. c3oSo
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FIJPS AND TAXIDERMISTS

N-E DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist limo and carry com
,Jste stock Of manufactured goods. pay
highes, price for raw furs and game
.saIs X Stencil Fur Co. 8. E. Ard SO.
' a3lS2
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111s THIRD AVE. MILLER GEM
range. inaid linoleum dressers chif-
fonlers. brass beds. springs and other
articles. all new. owner leaving city.
Five room mod cottage for rent Call
afternoons and evenings d1213
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SANITARIUMS

~ ~, FREDERIC Cliff RECEiNES
ne,vous. mental, alcoholic patients, or,
one Mcintyre bldg. S. l.. City, or Bell
266S-Y
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--,cr BRIGHT ROOM, BEST LoCA-
Lsno IN the city. 81 lst ave. cS36O
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS EI.ECANT-
~ Furnished steam heat: rent reason
aD.s' Ssss $50 South West Temple Bell phone
-eoo' c263l
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- MODERN HoUSEkEEPiNG
W. w w. Sd South. ol2ll
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FOR RENT
HoUsEKEEPING ROOMS

~ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w ons eping. modern house, cheap. $40
w, ma North. d1032
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TsIlsaED ECON; 70 cissoDs soPsRS ap...' coSi 81
~ srd South. eoAA
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BROOM FLAT FOR HOUSEKEEPING
for rent, furniture for sale. 81 So. 4th
East. Bell 17l0-NZ. 1850
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ALARM CLOCKS

.ial IN. SOME ARE BETTER,
! sslrnd, letter Kind: BE Ben. $50;
= Fssl., alarms. 81 TO 81 SO. Re.
burpauGn's. y Mccormick
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DooMs NEWLY FURNISHED: !:
bw nosssonable. Tabor hotel, loo So.
M c3l40
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD cOWAN CO.
''o "o xi25U
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FURNITURE OF EIGHT -ROOMED
house. nearly new. bargain. half block
from Bransford apartments. on state
Will sell all or part. Bell 1336-X. db9S
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* coNyENIENT, CLEAN ROOMS;
1EO screened porch: $40. Inquire %
= sth South. c-ot'
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BANKS AID BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK
Gil GIL

OF SdH LIKE Sllys
Foreign exchange: travellers cheques.
interest paid on time and savings de.
posits: your account. large or small. will
receive careful attention. II. r clark.
president; John ]. DAILY vice president: A
H. Pea body, vice president, w a. Shear.
man. cashier, t.SS;
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rELY FyRNls]aa.IsD s]a.s ,S: eLESS sSs Easi ho3Hs sSd
lasne' d7ss
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SUITE OF ROOMS: LAKEvIEW
Apartments; NJ all convenicnces. I'll No
Main st Ind, 1922 c5Ss
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SOOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR. sTAUF-
ier opts.. 1ei E. So. Temple. b23o
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. COR
M lst ave: and c St; and 4-room
apartments Bell 1881. 1928
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UR I RENT-ELEGANT 5-RM APT.
"shS and airy. La France. Bell 2o2I =.
b67s
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BARGAINS ALI. MAKES, SOLD OR
rented: supplies Stewart Gleason
CO., IS w. End South. Bell 200. Ind. 70a
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A NEW 3-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
house for rent: hard wood floors. dis
appearing bed and large basement. 732
Snow ave. between nh and Sth So.
Main. dll91
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OZARK s .APTs.. ROOMS. STEAM
ea.. $1,000. 464 Fifth East Call
Or Turner. 1035-A independent b24s2
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING,
SHIPPING,
CHIROPODIST.

mp ELIZABETH L. WISMER. SUITE
ais Constitution bldg, "a Main street
ssIA d59
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
rau rour rooms. bath. closets. Whitley beds.
oel phone 5b23. si50S
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-10
NEH BUILDING
 AT VICTORIA

Tenders have been called for an addition to Che British Columbia Par lament buildings. at Victoria.
 The central block of Che Superior street front win form Che main body of the proposed buildings It alone will involve an expenditure amount mg possibly to quarter Of million. Tenders for Che erection of this must be in before August 15 and must be made on the revised nlans of F. M. Rattenbury. the architect who drew the plans for the present buildings
 Drawings and specifications for the library building are on view at the office of the Public Works Depart ment A deposit of $500 must be made by those who apply for the specifications This deposit win be refunded on the return of the draw ings with a tender. Each bid has to be accompanied by a certificate of deposit or certified cheque for $25, Oo0. and the successful tender win b required to furnish bonds for one tenth of his bid
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-10
lElFREss GlgE0T BE GgREl

by local applications, es they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. Tbere is only one way to cure dcat ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an tasiamed condition Of the Eustachiau Tube When this cube Is mflamed you have a rumbllng sound or imper. feet hearing, and when it is entirely closed. deafness Is the result, and un. elss the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's nor nal condition, hearing will be de stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten ore caused by Catarvh, which is noth- ing but an inflamed condition ot the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of deafness tcauscd by Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars, free
 FJ. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
 Sold by Druggists. Toe
 Take Halls Family Pills for consH patton
The daily Alaskan., 1911-07-10
CITY
 BURNS HAMMER

SEATTLE, July lo-Its ben three or four months since Seattle had an election. Hence a number Of pol ti- cal fomeuters are trying to organize another Recall Election. Mayor Dl- ling. who rode in on the last upheav- al. and six couDcilmeU. seem to have lost their standing. But the present agitation is not looked on with favor, Only last Saturday the Hammer was burned amidst public ceremony. to show Go the world that Seattle is no longer menaced by the knocker. The libel suits involving its two leading newspapers have been dis missed by the court so that an in all the future looks bright