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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

A Dee -aal e- Alaska eE-l--el at- t,- aa lgras-l 1es.sa has 5eyu ,e-yersd a -ar -Klll.-J secretary gr Alaska and 1saeet5Tta a.l appear ua al g4gzEs and aol1ueals reqllr. lls Ia5 lugr-ssa0l ot s-el seal The C.le,t la changing tle design 1t the seal sas Co provide oa- aa.ea slould be EoTe fully elall-a. ot h= J'7-seataay ideas 0E Alaska. Lavo ol1 J,sssa Ayas altogether Jlo uuea suess oa s4sl uayl-rs 4s aos1-rss, ,e and saga northern Lights and rar seaaas zd-suy la AeJ ae 0I1 seal gives 4bost ls sane talze .ugress.oa og ,le urr.toEs that eas ssa by Jle u45erlg even oE me a. lAL1rs and members uf congress al thg ulr a1 ta- ga--las- from a .ss-a l- Ls+- -Ia8eaa u-zpalea
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
T-E EKILE

aa G.sas 1 che s4ll- ..-- ,l- lorsa and -ae eaa and mp heart ls t-l gg sor7ga and Jf aay aud { ,a1la- a5.- -ullsla.1- a.ll lg Iuyyl and sls.a- H4- s1z sles llss Canning gea,lss today u she's buoy canning py4.-ts yo- can hear her rga-yl se-vs.aas. as sae aa4s AL1 g--s lg -lall.g ga.lss as4g en- lsFls 0l lu-eala and che cheap. ys sv41e5 cd s--a. and p4--oul-g ,l- hyl-alg aael Iz -rg all tlL g. slait and -.s.lys. Coz s.-uger .l lae s-r4a s-- ut,e- aazr lle b,rses .aea .r Fu- uy aIe z ,.-ll-s pe-ylss bug yEgess-ev .- tr.,les llaE l-. l.-I s-- lt ryeos-
 d .y aud tf u uy a1g .s can aas peaea-s and lar lglze Is t1u .f steam and llr ae,saasr volel sizy do iag salr you can sec -a-l .a Ear.F k.-.-g-s. yoa -al leaE -.vl plauar and s-ra4a and garI peaga
 arg ay- aar,a aHae-s -.-aae
 sf ls al,vs 4re canning pe4y-ys .a a aea. Jla- u.-rrg-eaes. and tag.r husbands arc lss-al=J aJa fae same 2. -s sa1 Jla- sofv.s @0- uAa sl1l.l so -o l4,y yFer pear stea Che frysg -s ol J1s pumpkin and ae pea E s saI -o szv aer Tas.as a.,a a- Jogzzal 1u 1eg ear, and Jae ll.le 1l loliy peaeaes oa Ger urua uuey ye-E s-es can l.aE p-a.-rs al.ae beg husband s.ls Aad puaalles l- r-e s-4l-e Co L2e htrsgs and -Er .aa -NsI Nasla-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Citizens desiring to vote for can Ldates for the Common Council ot Skzgsay. Alaska, al tha Municipal Election t0 be he'd April 4th, 1911, uusI register. The registration books B' be open at tho Town Hall from 2 to g o'clock every evening from Mareh ZJJh to April Ist. inclusive,
 9 z9-ll- V E. Black, Town Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
A SENSIBLE iOEA

Skasa4y a.l g7vl4l-y hare a yerl as as 1s-r-.t Colrg ras spring and aale tas aag aot help Skasaay as community Co any srv4l exleat. owing l1 ls l-a eases ll -ae toeke1 aad ta- te. a1l,.t1aIs repaired Ca r-y 1eu. .- asg ae La- means o- us. sndgid1aIs Interested -a,lls u.1a ry 4t lrss sNpease lo che govern uvuy lhar I -l- eases .-r= tEi-d .z s-aesl or else. here
 A J-ryual gS witness slo .s Jak ca 4say from ls b4s.aess lg ruP5oy neat oses l.s -Ze and s re11u geasrl a.,l -ls fevs preser,1ed 5y Jle sosegaue1I for tav ume Josl Ordinarily -lv feys are Ioaec than L salary g4raet by Jae individual end le s taken lD a s-Eaas- town -r-Ig l-s 10ue eKgelses s-iI run on l-1se4- Lae individual IS slsva aa .ay0lla- ary vacation a- aa aetna. -ass -o -.l Ot --G.e and uJlry
 Judge Lgo-s, Knowing f-- ae- Rae eJa-.--g-s existing l- r1z .a4a has lalr a uuube- og returl-z .- -lr C---- 4l.,l have been ap- gsre e-aJe- -y -as citizens oE South ,a.-era Alaska and .y Is slr t1e par. I,zs co le.g-ls -lr people ll Sk4s sas LL-- ls has promised -s a term gf Cal--
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
raA1 zaNAL ORDER oF EAGLES

RegIlAr meetings oI SSassay Aeris No. 9, FrageruaI Order ot Eagles hFsG and tairI Wednesdays -a each month, h their hau ou El1-h Avenue, Rl S:30 p. m- shArp-
 All members are requested Co De present and visiting brothers are l- vited b attend
 ELMER WHEELER. Worthy Pres
 J. M. Keller. Worthy Secy
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
UNCLAIMED LETTERS lN sNAe-
 NAY POST OFFICE.

Unclaimed l5EleEs remaining il g k.saay pu5lott1ce March B. 1911. Barnard William Kaufman. $ Eal4ry Cuas5es Scott VI w. Sallslrau Nils Peter SaZl.sLruu. NgA
 A. E. EINDELL, P M
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

Speaking % tae reliBroog bIis L,s pending la tas parliament og Carada aud gbs Uu.led states COR ETess. 4e W1.rsAazse Slar eHcaAinls Let az have tea trade Eoz The ,st60u ol Iree sasky slA bs lak- tl ug later
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

A Nes Jersey 1os catcher pgOpos Co ses eu wt1h aa aeroPlaae, Ta1a .1 the other yriumphs 0t avrl~ -auues stu be added that 0t bark 4Itus through Jae zLr-EX
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

CASH WILL BE PAID for a small office cabinet suitable for stationary, letter file. etc. Let ne kcOw what you have, perhaps can usa I- Adj
 dress P. O. Box K. SkaEWay e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
 ORDER OF ELNS.

SkAsway Lodge, No. s3l. B, p O, ELzs. meets every Thursday evening h each month aI S,S9 p. m. N-sl,- tng Brothers are cordially invited,
 E. A. Ca-hrman, See A cordial invitation .s 5N---lrd O. sIl visiting brothers
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoNs

Regular meetings ot Wh.ls Plss Lodge. No. lI3. Erze and eE-y Na5ols, second and t5ur-a F-t-lss E- each month. aL 8 D. U- sharp, a- Ns s5uis nall --5 Fourth avsul-
 SOi0grai2E and visi-.uS m=le-r- are requested Co meet wila us
 H ". KE5y, Sec
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

A fine uEd tsnVeEauce Ir-2k Is the pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters o1 T-Iw@-s- Falls, and the very best barley ma, with just Ds right PrcPorloa o- choicest groEu hops, Ereaet as on y tho OymplA Brewing company y-a brew. For sals aE the 5Oarl oI I.sl-l
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
lIRFGTaRf 0F FRlIERall SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

Regular meetings ot Camp SSas vay. No, l. every Tuesday at S-5s o'clock shaEp, n A. B, hall Broa3 way
 Visiting brothers are cordially h. yitsd
 j. J, Chambers. A. c. E. J. DOAerty, A. R.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

SHADE ROLLERS WANTED. two S2- Inch shade rollers, must bs ln good condition and cheap. Address P. O. Box K" SkagEAy. C
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

,eaEs WaeEe ae made his mistake sls m uoS to,as something to her aIl .as maehlae.-ClsyeIaRd Leader,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

H he suflrase,Jss wish Co get bach into print and sel back strons an lhey have Co lo s co geaF hareal skirts -5N
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train s now selling a bls loJ ot Good Goods aE reduced prices as they ara getting too cd to hold ana sell as a profit Yours,
 u Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

A dollar sreeabaek" Is good for a l.ekr, Co he St Putrick's Ball n
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

A Colorado woman A sa.ag ios d. y0Fce b-ozuss her husband has been draak zsz uaes la AEly-yhres
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

Cone tn or phone orders for CD son rye Rainier and Olympia beer delivered Co your hOms by Tas Mas col e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

Green people don't have lo wear anything green ay Jae SL Patrick 8 F4u lI
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15
SgsM aaTaB @&T

o-s-o-s--o-s-0--s-C-s-c-:-
 Rssslls og the 0ossryazaos saksn At Moors's Wharf a. mg1aishI. March ls gslI, is as tollors
 Fsmpera,ure Ens oossrvata g5soovs NNx temp preceling 28hoa-s 42 a5e4 Mn lI zsl7s Mean sa sb5gs aArVmes5f 5o-s6 Cllujr Calm
 Weather observation at Clara Ranch ,2 niles north of Moore Wb2Efl
 Maximum temp, past q hrs 5S abo7e A.a,mum a below Mean 3 abors
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-15

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MOORE'S MHRRF co.

ieFnInds " r . Hou.a AuSouthbound Steamers Arrive and From IhsDock
 REGULATIONS tstO Warehouses 5psa delivery ehAadiss nom o PeFsAaalss ONLY delivered O Sunday a Risat shipments outbound accompanied by SHIPPERS MANIFEST (PaPes De obtained hs U bs delivered before No rei5at s- be on A1ur- BAGGAGE-TOIs De BAGGAGE 0N-A No t0E aads ssps unchecked public nearing uoa sLa bs only passengers lLeubarAt Wharfage Tariff ba application al office D. o. Rox 6. j. SHAM Manager
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

MO accidents like these could possibly happen II
Y the soul furniture installed. We
would sail down the river of life smoothly and
happily il there had been any such thing
trouble. Confirmed misogamists would be married IN
side of month and the old maid who threw dish
pan at your week would be feeding the animal
in her parlor the very day There would be no
more divorces. no suicides; IN short, everybody
would be happy.
The scheme has its pathetic siie, however IL
may be that all will be able have soul furniture
Take for instance. the poor lsboring He might
very wellhave soul that required genuine Old empire
but he couldn afford buy IT, soul is Discerning
thing and you can Z fool il with imitation. He
would have 10 buy the real article in order set his
soul M rest. What could he dot 1t makes pathetic
pcturc this poor unfortunate aboTer eating his
iur meal AZ n plain pine table when his soul is ycsrn-
ing with an undenisble longing for inaid mshog-
any ono with gold ornaments
On the other haui ;hink OF the ric6 whose
soul preferred dry goods hox anything Per-
pen II doesu Z night that WHO confd af-
ford 10 buy the most expensive Sheraton should be
obliged 20 use a dry goods box just because be had
that knd of soul But you that s the onls way
his soul coul be kept from going of at tangent and
raising old Nick be would have 20 put up with IL.
Al,hogether the proposition has more good quail
ties than bad ones and the YOU buy tempers-
mental dustpan the proper kind Of psychological
carpet sweeper the better it will be for you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Suiting the Shoot
crner dryly

II Gussie possessed suit. ne possessed hundred
lie had different suits for fishing hunting. golfng
cricketiue walking cycling ayng and everything else
aud so perfect was his knowledge OF the clothing ques
,ion that you could surprise him in costume
tha, did not 6t the occasion.
But samekeepers do not pay much attention 70 such
details and the who was guiding Gusslc over ms
new estate took small stock of the garo'
..ui, There goes rabbit be cried suddenly
..Lct him have il, sir!
Gussie looked after tho retreating bunny euf d'd
no, raise his gun
,.Wbv didu Z YOU shoot'' asked the gamekeePcF 10
surprise. -,
fully. s'I' m in my pheasant costume
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

many an unfortunate from violent attacks OF
'nerves.'
Every day meet who afflicted with
chronic grouches. Doctors have tried to them;
they called it indigestion But all their prescriptions
and diets have been in vain They ddn t understand
the real nature Of the malady These didn want
incidence they wanted furniture If YOU had given
some of them Sheraton drawing room set they would
have bought drink for their worst enemy. Others
might have needed only wicker rocking chair a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
The Quibbler,

These people obey the letter, perhaps, but They
don I obey the spirit Of the law.
rh, ncaksr commissioner Rhiueandcr Waldo or
Now York was discussing certain Troublesome and willy
trauseressors. lie continued:
"And they don I even interpret the lett'r OF the
Law, correctly They and their attorneys qu'noc hko
the Young man in Pike county.
ga young man and his girl were sUolHns
,;,.a county meadow last month when a bull dashed
down upon them.
Z. stnv here and protect my retreat tried the
Girl You know Reggie, you've often said you face
death for my sake.
,.But Reggie. who had already spruted NIFTY yards
colIna back over his shoulder;
...Do YOU call that bull deadf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

the complement Of the furniture currents it IS
all well and good; the person perfectly happy But
if the currents not in harmony, then every
thing goes wrong The soul currents Z find any
furniture currents up with and this makes
the soul unhappy. 1t is just as il YOU made ap-
pontmcnt with pretty young lady aud some horrible
old hag in her stead.
But that is not the of it. Suppose every
piece Of furniture in room in perfect harmony
with the soul that occupied it, except lone article,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

'THE possession of This supersense renders the soul
supersensitivc and that's where the furniture
'pucs in. The soul is developed such degree that
y takes very little upset it, Everything with when
comes in contact must be IN perfect harmony. II it
not the soul has tantrum right the spot and the
ysop to whom it belongs makes life miserable for his
peishbor. Now Que of the things which souls are most
fastidous about is furniture soul simply cannot
esar to be Of harmony with its furniture How IN
ne world can Chppendae soul be expected 10 be
hppy and coneutcd when it is surrounded with Grand
kapds tables and cbarsl And think how embarrassed
and Uncomfortable plain deal soul would feel II 1t
lad to eat it's meals from an ornate Louis XVI dining
able 1t really perfectly natural when you stop to
consider it.
II is mol very Gattcring to human intelligence 10
blink that no one has ever thought OF this before
Il We have been wandering down the ages ever since
ne time Adam Eve began to wear cltohes fussing
nd fretting about it bccnuse we didn't know
lew to pick out furniture Think of all the tragedies
rat might have been averted and of the untold hours
Fl. y happiness that we have missed. If someone had
ry thought of il sooner there is telling what state
bliss might be in today. But there is stiil tne'
e'en at this late date for to remedy many of the
rsfortunes which ignorance has been resPonsioe
We hear great deal these days about women VINO
re affected with neurasthenia, but there is nothing IN
NE world the matter with them but the'r furniture
'se Any Of them the proper kind OF oe 1roo e'
'nd che would be different woman You "oniun :
nov her, she would be sweettempered ana naPpe'
needn necessarily be the bedroom set; IT might Ue
re whatnot the ieacaddy that grated on nsr o'''
ut whatever it is LITTLE in selecting the art'c
'ith the temperament Of tue soul in view woud save
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

say foostool pipe.rack. The currents would
connect all right except in this place Now if the
person to stand IN such position that this pipe.
rack between him and especially harmonious
article like piano. it would create short circuit OF
currents and wreak untold havoc soul is delicate
thing and stand being shortcircuited
Another thing to look out for is the vibration OF
these Each soul current vbrates rapidly
when searching its Complementary furniture current.
Aud the furniture do likewise Take the
of person entering room where OF the furDi-
agreed with his soul. The two sets OF currents
would begin vibrating, each its different way. They
would not vbrate in unison and the result would hs
an ever increasing jar IL the person stayed Ia ths
room long enough this would completely wreck the
furniture OF none Of these things have hap
pen ed but then they might and it's best 20 be the
side get the kind Of furniture your soul wants
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

stands no nonsense from her foreign husband She
gives him square deal, and if be doesn give her one
in return--baug,
''Therc young nobleman who, on an allow
anco of $4,000 from bis wife, New lork grl. began
10 live very gay life. Then came the inevitable
separation tho withdrawal of the allowance and the
end 10 all gaiety forever.
q u m sorry, old chap said of tho nobleman
fricnds-'T m very sorry to hear you've fallen out
with your wife
'sob didu 7 fall out was. the dismal reply. 'aho
chuckcd me out. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
The Broken Heart.

''The party viii from this check, SAID
Mayor Craig of Coviugton, aPropos of temporary
setback ''Thev say the party will be broken d
rcply that il will be about much broken as young
Lansugs heart
"a chorus girl who had refused young Lansing SAID
to a friend;
'"'I have broken his heart fear.
sesYou have You certainly have, the friend re-
plicd You've broken it right in half.
'''In balfl What do YOU mean!
"sI mean that he takes two girls out to supper
every night now y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
A Complete Opinion.

Representatives Hughes aud Kiukead of New Jer-
sey and Cravens Of Arkansas wits of the house. had
Just returned from, the funeral of colleague They
were discussing the pomp and publicity OF eongres
sional funeral. 81 DO not want such funeral, DO
YOU Genet" said Mr.. Hughes TO Mr.. hinkead
ssNo Billy / do not care be put away With so
much displav What about you Bent said Mr. hin-
kcad turning 10 Mr. Cravcns.
Il don t want any funeral, responded the south
crner. dryly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

|Iy order TO understand clearly the why's and the
hos something about the of the SOUL its needs
md requirements It has not been definitely settled
neither the soul has fixed place of residence is
imply lying around loose Some say that it is situated
ID tho lungs and others insist that it surrounds the
BODY like invisible halo. There many conflicting
opinions, but that makes very little difference,
FOULS soul for that And moreover, it Is obstinate
|aud headstrong Whenever soul wants anything it
Son let its possessor rest until it gets it soul
b The only wild beast that has not yet succeeded
n subiueating On the contrary he is completely in
Dis SOULS power and obcys its dictates like slave.
You might think from this that soul would be
ather bother but in reality it is quite handy thing
% have around, owing to some OF the extraordinary
qpaitie which it possesses We told that 1t has
x senses and thereby is somewhat of Improvement
er human beings 1t has all the old fashioned every
|3ny senses and an extra besides. This rs not com
mon sense or hoss sense poker sense it is sn
psrscDse Grabbed old groucbes have said that 1T was
Nonsense but of they merely trying 10 be
.fanny By means of this supersense the soul do
.geat many things not the least among which are to
NELL the peculiar perfumes which different thoughts
eye and to distinguish the various colorcd lights
rhrh every person exbaes Aud if that doesn t make
a soul indispensable to human life nothing could This
apersense by the way, is said to have the form of
lOube triangle but that is mere detail which 1t ls
tpi necessary TO 60 into at length
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Hard Time for Malefactors.

Senator La Folictte apropos of the innumeTaoe
congressional investigating committees now securing
tho country said tho other day in Madison;
.'Johu w Gates declared in his last days that u
was "A crime in America to 10 cents. II these IN
vestigntug committees achieve much some folks
hope they will our maefacors of great wealth Will
all have get notices To stick on their doors
GONE TO JAIL.
Back 10 Seventeen Years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
For Paris 4 sake.

Roman Gressier tho French aviator, was pralsng
Paris in the saloon OF La Proserce
..Evervbodv praises Paris he said. - Everybody
loves Paris Vermont geptsmap said to me yester'
day:
some Americans don like Paris at drs,. But the
taste grows them.
Did Won like Paris at frst! asked
20 Did - he replied. Rather! came home III
tho stoerage. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

suspicious opponents part the action OF the
railroad conductor.
"A passenger having lost his ticket, paid this eou
ductor in cash and then said;
Why do YOU put half my fare IN your coat pocket
and the other half in your trousersi
Well. the company s got to have something, AIN
IL Z was the reply. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Square Deal or-Bang!

,..,,,,ive Henry Of Texas. whose campaign
-, international marriages has already borne
80, IN the Gould-Drcxel wedding and the sears
Iii, cppaeemcnt said the other day IN waco;
.,Mv investigation OF international marriages h,'
revealed one good thing. Inc r''h american w.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

MOVEMENT has recently been started in Bo,
IN ton which bids fair TO revoutonize both the
a L bandcraft of csbinet-making and the art Of
keeping good terms with your soul It's aim
10 induce people to surround themselves with furni
tus which will harmonize with their souls-provided
a course they have II Is intended to do avrav
nth all mental and moral suffering by putting ones
rou In environment which will be congenial to IL
One scarcely grasps the full import Of this move
rut at hrst glance Most of have paid so little at
ssnfion 20 souls that didn't realize what an
influence they had over There are probably good
nany people who didn know they possessed such
4 commodity And "a for incompatibility Of tempera-
& all their trials and trhulaions there are certainly
xerv few who ever dreamed of such n thing That's
xby we Z realize the revolutionary effect which the
rsw furniture will have on the world
It's influence viii be overwhelming The woman
sAo heretofore has nagged her husband from morn till
zght because there washstand in her room which
hstted her soul will become sweet-tempered and
|,rgelic The who has made his wife furious BY
laying his club until o'clock in the morning be-
tause upbe.uown him, his sonl required an iron bed
Mite enameled wooden one will be forced to spend the
rhole evening at homo on account Of the untold Joy
1b soul finds in the arrangement The pur.
Anse of the proper kind OF coal scuttle may suf
lent to weld together many disrupted family in
6erlasting peace and happiness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
w

XXT told that each soul is surrounded by an
atmosphere peculiar to itself, and that this
atmosphere is heavily charged with soul currents
which dart in all directions Furniture has this
poperty. Furniture currents dart from each
article in d seeking to in contact with some
complementary current. Now if the person TO whom
the furniture belongs has soul which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

THAT suspicious said senator Newiands IN
m address in Reno on irrigation 'rhat was IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
BY STANLEY MARCEAIy

MOVEMENT has recently been started in Bo,.'
ton which bids fair TO revolutionize both tho
bandicraft of csbinct-making and the art Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
Not a whole Hog

Raek 10 Seventeen YeaIs
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1911-03-10
COLFAx TAKES THE LEAD.
Raises More Money for Famine
Fund Than Any Town in County.

Raises More Money for Famine
Fund Than Any Town in County.
The committee appointed to raise
funds for the starving people OF China
reported at noon Wednesday that the
sum OF 1895 had been paid in. And
this is not the end. Three of the
churches of Colfax last Sunday did not
take up collections for the famine fund,
but will do 80 next Sunday.
1t should be stated that all the banks
OF the city will receive money for famine
sufferers and receipt for the same.
The 1895 is the largest sum yet raised
by any town in Whitman county. 1t ia
expected to increase the amount by col
lections yet to come to $500 or more.
1t has been a question whether to send
the money to headquarters, or load a
car with -four and send it. As it ie
food that is wanted, and the railways
are making no charge for transporta-
ton, the -four problem looks good.
This is a good work in which Colfax is
proud to take the lead.
LATER.-Since the above was in type
the committee decided to send the cash,
the latest appeal coming to send money
for immediate use.