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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

CHICAGO. Dec. Il. - FaIreaching
s,rike-planS, involving every class
of union labor, on every railroad
vest OF the Mississippi, We're under
consideration last night by com
mittCe of labor leaders The fight,
if waged. Will constitute a desperate
effort on the part of the unions to
force a victory over the Hartman
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

the Eastern roads handling freight
which may be moved by strikebreak-
ers on the Western carriers.
Railroad officials discredit the
move and insist that il is the dying
gasp of the strikers on the Harri-
man roads in an effort to scare the
big system into compliance with
their demands.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16. - After phon-
ing to her lover, Frank B. Cockerell,
requesting that he listen moment,
Mrs. Edna Robinson, very wealthy
divorcee of Portland, Ore, today
shot herself and it is likely that
she will die from the effect of the
wound.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
Reyes LICKS Federal.
lists IN YUCATAN

MENICO CITY. Dec. Il The fed.
eral troops in Yucatan met a decid-
ed repulse yesterday afternoon. when
they attacked a force under General
Reyes. There were number of cas-
ualties on each side but those of
the federalists greatly outnumbered
those of the insurrecios
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
FIRST MOTOR ride HIS LAST

ROCHESTER,, n Y. Nov. 6
Charles w. Mcbride, a business man,
died last night while seated in
motor car which he had pul chase
1t is believed the excitement Incl
dent to handling the car for the first
time affected his heart.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

In yesterdays mail very large
number Of letters were received
by Secretary II. $. Mcdonald, of the
Commercial club. in regard to the
autom bile road project In every
single instance the replies were IA
vorable The following are just a
few of them;
My Dear Sir In reply TO yours
of October Is, would say that you
may cOun; on my assistance in the
matter of better transportation IA
cilities in Alaska. Yours respectful
ly. CRcpD THOS l.. RELY.
u ar Sir have received your
communication OF oct 81, favoling
an appropriation to aid in the con
.ructi0n OF a road from Chitina to
Fairbanks. and am impressed with
he desirahi'ity and business of such
action Il the part Of congress. and
assure YOU that shall be pleased to
give the project my support. Very
truly yours.
tRepD CHAS. +. FULLER.
Dear 81. In response to your let
ter OF October 2N | would say that
! am earnestly Ill ldNOl Vi dIl III
crease of the facilities OF uansporta-
ton in every possible way. | am
strong believer in improving the or
dinary highway for the purpose OF
incr a ing transportation facilities
ard furnishing proper competition
with other means. You may rely upon
me to be on your side Of this ques-
ton in whatever form il comes up
in the house. With the kindest re-
CARDS. ! remain yours truly,
(RepD WM. p. BORLAND.
Dear Sir-The matter of--which
You write regarding improving roads
in Alaska. strongly appeals TO me.
and any proper bill looking 10 that
md. shall receive my support. With
highest rega. ds. ! am sincerely
(SenD JAMES f. MARITIME.
Dear Sir-Yours Of Oct. 2S, urg-
ing support of legislation for the
construction of a good and sufficient
automobile road from Chitna to
Fairbanks. duly received. Although
not on the committee having such
matters in charge. | feel it a duty
to do everything reasonable and
necessary to give the citizens of
Alaska very mail facility possible.
Your letter. dated Oct. 2S, was de-
livered to me this morning, Nov.
Pa period of almost a month.
Thanking you for calling my at
tertion to the above matter and as
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
DUXSURY OVERDUE.

NOME. Dec. l6. There is much
anxiety here over the failure of the
Duxbury to report in Seattle The
little boat left Nome on November
,. and should have reached Seattle
two weeks ago
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
More Help Pledged
For Road roject

Dear Sir-ln reply to your letter
of Oct. 2Sth, which has just been
received, | assure you that | shall
gladly assist in enacting legislation
that will improve the mail conditions
of Fairbanks. With kind regards,
am, Very Truly yours,
(Rep) c. V. G. STONE.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
CLARA BARTON
FAMOUS NURSE
IS VERY SICK

WASHINGTON, Dsc. Il, - Miss
Clara Barton, founder OF the Red
Cross society, lies in a very precar-
icus condition in her home in Glen
Echo. She has been gradually fail
ing for years and 1t is now appar-
ent that her end is near at hand
Should Miss Barton live until Christ
mas day she will have attained her
ninetieth birthday
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
DEADLY JOY Rides BY
TOLL IN new YORK

NEW YORK. Nov. /. - RESPONSE
jility for the killing of 80 persons
aHi tn serious injury of $50 others
i'll NOR car accidents in the streets
of New York since Jan. l. 1911, was
attributed today by Colonel Edward
S. Cornell. secretary of the National
riding. intoxicated chauffeurs. ignor-
ant owners of cars and irresponsible
and reckless nighthawk cabmen.'
According to an investigP ton made
by the National Highways Protective
society. not more than half of l
per cent of the accidents are due
to taXicabs owned by the large tax
icab companies, who are gradually
wedding out the undesirable chauf-
feurs. There arr 1921 cars in opera
ton by the taXicab companies. cover
ing 10 million miles a year in this
city. One company promises to limit
its cabs to speed of fifteen
miles per hour
OF the SO fatalities, 80 We're chill
dren, and 2O7 children We're injured
G. A. McQuarrie. wife and niece
spent last Tuesday in town.
]. c. Kinney, the Ester merchant
was in town Saturday
William Finn, of Ester, was a
visitor in town Saturday
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
FALLS 3 FLOORS then
Whips Two policemen

MEMPHIS, Nov. 10. - Policeman
Saurs and Covey were sent to a
three-story building in Main street
today to arrest Claude Weaver, for
whipping his wife. Weaver heard
them coming up the stairway and
jumped out of a third story window,
lit on his head in some furniture
crates, got up, knocked out both
policemen and escaped to be captur
ed later. He was uninjured.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

Dear Sir | have read your let
ter of the 2Sth ultimo with interest
will give the matters you present
my careful attention and will be
glad to do anything | can properly
With best wishes, | am, Truly yours
(Rep) w. c. HAWLEY.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
SOuTH AFRICAN POllrlCs.

CAPETOWN, Dec 16. = Il is
Botha is imminent His policies are
not in harmony with the demands of
the people.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

REFERRED ARTICLE
MONDAYS CITIZEN "PETTY DECEPTION"
WITHOUT ANY AUTHORITY FROM US,
CONFIDENTLY STATE THAT CITIZEN PRINT
NO MORE THAN IT BELIEVED TO BE ABSOLUTELY COR
RECT, BAsiNG ITS STATEMENT ON INFORMATION RE-
cEvED FROM US We HAVE TO STATE. HOWEVER, THAT
INFORMED MCDONALD THAT THE TIMES
COPIED THE AD FROM THE NEwsMINER, so WAS NOT
BLAME FOR THE MISTAKE 1T is POSSIBLE THAT
iGINAL MISTAKE WAS MADE BY OURSELVES IN COPY WE
GAVE THE NEWs-MlNER SIMSON BROS.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
THEIR LICENSE GRANTED.

On Saturday Judge Overfield
granted a liquog license TO Messrs.
Wilcox 4 IIandlcy, OF Ester, tn
citizens Of that district having pc
titiOned the court so to do.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
AEROPLANES COLLIDE IN AIR

MINEOLA. y. Y. Nov. 6. - Two
monoplanes collided when in flight
at the Garden City Aviation Field
late yesterday afternoon. Both were
badly damaged, but their pilots, Wal
ter l.. Fairchild and Wilbur Kim
ball, escaped with bad shaking up.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

: : : : "
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2e NEws-MNER
vERTsED THAT sIMsoN WERE SELLING
OF WOOL SOCKS FOR A DOLLAR THE AD SHOULD
HAVE READ 8 PAIR FOR DOLLAR
THE TIMES ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 AND SATUR
DAY, DECEMBER MADE THE SAME MISTAKE. THEY HAD
THE AD RIGHT ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER
THREE NOT BRING IN SINGLE INQUIRY
AND WAS NOT UNTIL THE MISTAKE APPEARED IN THE
CITIZEN MONDAY, DECEMBER WAS DISCOVER
Ed THROUGH A PEOPLE COMING TO STORE
THE SOCK BARGAIN
MR. MERcHANT:-iF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR eooDs
SHELF you ARE QUITE SAFE ADVERTISING
OTHER PAPERS, BUT
SELL EN-
CITIZEN ADVERTISING
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
HOTEL FIRE.

SANTA BARBARA. Dec. IL. -
7 he Hotel Potter was fired by the
explosion of gas in the laundry today
and the entire building came nsar
being a total loss. The loss is esti-
mated at $50, goo
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

A woman may consider man a
good catch who can't even match a
ribbon
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
SOUND REASON.

Pop, what makes little dogs
chase their tails?'
81 suppose it is economy, my
son. They want to make both ends
meet"
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

Remember, girls, that he who loves
and runs away is not worth chasing
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

Dear Sir-I have your favor of
Oct 28th, and replying thereto de-
sire to say that | will be very glad
indeed to cooperate with your
friends in the matter referred to-
Very truly yours.
RepD B. X. FOCHT
Dear Sir-Your circular favor of
the 2Sth October is received If, and
when the matter which you bring up
comes up in the house Of representa-
tives, l shall be glad to give it ia
vOrable consideration, or TO take
such other action as will add to the
facilities for which you ask. Yours
very truly,
(Rep) WILLIAM c. REDFIELD.
Dear Sr-I have made careful
note of the information contained
in your letter of October 2Sth, 1911,
relative to roads and mails for Alas
ka. With best wishes. very truly
yours. (Rep) THOS w BRADLEY.
Dear Sir-I have your general cir
cular letter referring to the condition
of matters in your city, and to high
ways, etc, and should be glad to
give my interested attention, and |
can say this, | feel that congress
has not been very kind to Alaska,
and that it ought to reform its
methods If this should prove to be
a worthy object | should be glad
to assist l remain, yours very truly.
Rep.) FRANK PLUMLEY.
Dear Sir - Replying to your favor
of October 28th just to hand, beg
to advise that the subject matter
shall have my earnest and careful
consideration and attention. Very
truly yours,
IRonl A SARATH
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

| do not know of any way so
sure of making others happy as
of being so ones self-Sir Arthur
Helms
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

The parlor pessimist attempts to
flirt with the facts of life.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

Suring you that | TAX sympa
thetic interest in your request. | re-
main. yours very truly
lRepD JOHN J. ESCH.
Dear Sir-I have your favor of the
2Sth ultim3 soliciting my support for
an appropriation to be expended in
the Improvement of the automobile
road from Chitina to Fairbanks. I
am very much interested IN the de-
yelopment of Alaska. and shall give
tn matter mentioned in your let
ter careful consideration. Yours
very truly
RepD SYDNEY ANDERSON.
Dear Sir-I am just in receipt of
your letter, requesting support of a
bill to appropriate sufficient money
to improve the highway between
Fairbanks and Chitina. | will bear
i'll mind the facts stated in your let
ter. From your statement, it seems
to me that it would be proper for
the government to make the appro-
priariOn. Yours very truly,
(Sen) n p. BRYAN.
Dear Sill wish to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of October
2Sth. 1911, advising me that the
government will be asked at the
coming session Cf congress to appro-
pirate sufficient money to make a
road fit for automobile travel be-
tween Chitina and Fairbanks. and
expressing the hope that l will ia
vor an appropriation necessary to
accomplish this purpose. | wish to
state that the proposition is worthy
of most careful consideration and |
assure you that | shall give the
question thought and if found prac
ticable. would be more than pleas
ed to assist the good people of Alas
ka in their desires in this particular.
With best wishes, | remain Yours
truly (Sen) REED SMOOT.
Dear Sir-I am in receipt of your
circular letter proposing an automo-
bile road from Chitina to Fairbanks.
| would like to ask you in return
just what your body thinks of the
proposition CT a government owned
railway to Fairbanks up the Yukon
valley connecting with or taking
over the Alaska Central? | should
be glad to hear from you on this
subject with any information you
can give me- Yours very truly,
(Rep.) STEVEN B. AYRES.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
ITALIANS DRIVEN OUT

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. l6.-All
of the Italian garrison at Bengazi
have been driven on by the com
blned force of Turkish regulars and
a band Of unframed Arabs
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18

suring you that | tax. a sympa
thttic interest i'll your request, | re-
main. yours very truly
tRepD JOHN J. ESCH.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-18
Circulation

No. Of Subscriptions Dec. II .... oo2
Dropped since last issue .-..-- 3
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On the Esst and third Tsesda,s
Of each mosth during the entire
year The Colombo and Southern
Railroad will coll rosnd trip ticksts
TO . greet many poinss in New Mex
ico and Texss st greatly redsssd
rsses. Final limit twenty five days
Glowing liberal ssop-oves priviIesss
For detailed information, rates, esc,
cell on yosr nesrest Colorado snd
so~shern Agent or address T. E.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo. 90 50.
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VGlulv onnnlnu1luD

rAs easAs vsassisasy Essaisias
qaasa wih ~. ~ ~ - s;as
ss4ss sAs Nea 0ssAss1s vs1ssiasFy
Law. o. exs1issAios a. Jsssasy 5sh
ssd 9th, 1919. - tks sasAe Capitol,
zoe thoss Who wieA 70 o'ssia Q Nos-
GvsAssse's vsAssisssy Licssss.
Oaly thoss who ksvs hsss 10 the
scsssl psscsics Of vssssisssy hsdi-
cine and sssessy j. shs SAsas Of
Colorado ios Eve ysess pssvioss TO
1909. sse eligible 70 ssAs sAis sx-
sminssioa.
For blsaka. etc.. apply 70 shs Sec
rsssry Of boasd. sssAs Cspitol,
Denver, Colo.
An eNsminatioa Will aDso BE- held
for grsdssAes of recognised colleges
~ sboss esdoessd BY The govern
aeat. A7-5l.
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Whist AssssvsAG lissle sisl 10 going
- get shs Lases els xass DolI.
end whss 0sSd bog the ssw RsAi-
|epsicsa Eiscssic Poss Cssd MscAise
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Christmas Osyi Nos, Gisls end
boys, il yos vsss shsss EIsasss
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outs end iviesds know sbost il.
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HDSsCG - sAGE 90 REAL asfAfa
1Aate Of ColoraAo
County cf 6unRisoa
In the County Court, In Probste
In the mattes Of the Estate Of
EAsaeses v. Ruller
Dsceased.
Notice - hesees given. thst under and by vir
Tee a dscretsl order entered b. said Court in
seia taa-e the nth day of September A. d.
1Sa1, the CbaevslGBed as Administrator of said
Eseate will oeer To sell end wil soil st private
sale for the hsst price that cen be obssined
tAssefos the nal property a said Estate. the
soDe bsinG descrihsd Is follows towit: Lot
Aessen i5l " Neck Twenty - and Le, Sixteen
~ il Blorh Nine o. In the Town u Mavble In
soij CouBty aeeosaiaG IN The Pseusded plat a
soiA town, toGeskss with oil iMpsoveaesss
thssoon.
Sid sabs 70 take plsee st the Drug store a
r.OLDaPy a. Main Strest IN 6unnisun Colo
poAo besWeea the hoass a NJ oeiseA .. q. esd
ao'eiaeh D. =. - Dece16ss ssh 1S4l.
nu1oA N0Soahss 18Th lSl1.
T.0LEAng,
AdniaiseRoeo4.
Yisvt psb. Nov. n. lest psb Dec. 3. isii.
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A Pseblo jsssiss a sAs psss -
esnsly sued ioss casboys bs -
tvsssiaH . sAsss, Which died - . -
ssk. Tke oea GssA elaiosl -
sAs sssss wss ssssly I'D sslksA 4
ksos.s oksss flsA ~ sAaap
sGsi.se sks 80.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-01

According 70 the president Of the
Texas Catsle Rsisers' Association,
800 pr cont profit disappeess some
skese bet~ese the prodscess and
cosss0ess q beef; tkss psices paid
TO prodvcess ere dsrseas;ae, While
psioes extossed fru0 ooosss.ers are
going uP. He 10 esdesvosine 70
Interest otAse ssock sssociseioos in
formulating sooe paaa 10 - . pos-
ton Il tAese IA pro6ss ss.y fro.
tAe beef trssG sod sAase tkea With
Tie psodscer aad ths coossoer.-
Coopessaoe.
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Dpceoeed.
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hlo HasoisA, - MONEY Rk8UHBon.
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COMPLENlON BEA1II IEt -
Face powder will not help dark
and does no permanent good. 1t is
better to use something that will
whiten and beautify the skin and
take away that dark. coarse look. A
lotion made as follows will prove
very satisfactory: Get from, your
druggist four ounces of srurmaT,
dissolve 1t in 1R pint Of hot water
and add. two teaspoonfuls of gly-
lotion on the face, neck and arms
and 1T will wonderfully improve
your appearance. 1t gives a beau
tiful complexion and makes sallow
Spurmax lotion is inexpensive and IS
splendid for getting rid Of pimples,
tan, freckles, cold sores and a shiny
skin. -
safe and reliable blood rontc is made
by dissolving n teacupful sugar and
Ione ounce kardene in ~ pint of al
Icolhol, then adding enough hot water
to make n full quart of tonic. Take
a tablespoonful before each meal and
tonic purifies the blood, tones up the
system, restores appetite and aids
digestion. 1t is fine for clearing uu
II sallow complexion. removing lines,
blotches, pimples and other skin
QUICK DRYING SHAMPOO -.
Never use soda for washing .he
head. 1t bleaches the hair and
makes it brittle. Any substance con-
tanning alkali is also bad for the hair
for it ,1eadens 1t and makes it be-
come streaky. Many soaps contain
alkali. The safest shampoo
is ordinary conthrox which can be
purchased at any drug store. Simply
dissolve a teaspoonful of canthrox
in a teacupful of hot water, pour on
the head a little at q time and pro-
coed as you would with any other
shampoo. 1t fathers abundantly,
Icleanses the scalp thoroughly. stops
all irritation and dries quickly. The
shampoo makes the hair soft, bright
fluffy and easy to - up.
TO REMOVE IIAHRS-Ladjes an
|noyed with the humiliating growth
of hair on the face or forearms Will
find the following treatment more
satisfactory, less painful and less eX-
Ipensive than the electric needle. Just
get from your druggist an ounce of
delatone Ut costs a dollar, but 1t is
worth It) and mix little OF 1T with
enough water to make paste.
Cover the surface of the skin from
which you wish to remove the hair
with this paste and let T. remain Cor
Ia few minutes; then wipe off and
wash with warm water. Even If
the hairs should come hack, they
will be light and thin, and a second
or third application will keep them
away for ever. (Advt.)