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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
ACTRESSES IN
COURT AGAIN
WILHOIT AND COMPANY TRY TO
GET POSSESSION OF STUGk
COMPANY'S BAGG AGE.
FILE AN INTERPLEA
Magistrate Frazier Hears Evidence
and Takes Case Under Adj
yiSpment.

In an effort to prevent the sale Of
the scenery and trunks of the Nat
ional Stock Company, which were at
! tached several days ago by Misses Ma
and Eugene Alvarez an actor, who
claim the company is indebted to them
! in the sum of $222.50 in unpaid sal
aries, S. e. Without and Company yes
terday filed an interplea in Magistrate
FraZlerS court, claiming that they
had been sold the property attached
/ by the leading man and head of the
company, Lionel Lawrence. The evil
dence to substantiate this claim was
and after hearing the testimony Judge
: Frazier took the case under advise
ment. The actors We're represented by
Attorney Creed Caldwell and the III
terpleader by Reinberger and Rein
+ berger.
According to tac testimony II. G..
I Bluthenthal, Il member 81 the firm of
Without and Company, OF this city, he
advanced the company So while at
Helena and tickets from Brinklev in
order to enable them to come to this
city for two week S engagement,
which lasted in reality only one week.
Several other members of the com
pany left TIE city and Lawrence adj
mits having given them money due
them. On the witness stand yester-
day Lawrence testified that his man
ager left the city taking all the mo-
ney he had, although he said he made
no request for it after his manager
told him Goodbye" The testimony
showed that the company had received
more than $500 from the first three
performances, and this money was
distributed among some of the men,
bers of the company. While the state
ment showed that the three petitioners
had received small ms of money
each of the actors testified that the
statement had been padded and that il
did not represent the exact amount
they had drawn.
After the attachment suit had been
filled Lawrence appeared in court and
admitted that he was indebted to Miss
Hold and Alvarez, but denied that he
Hood and Alvarez, but denied that he
Judgments We're entered for Miss
Hood and Alvarez The interplea fol
lowed several days later. At the time
the judgments were entered Lawrence
inquired of the court as to whether OF
not he could claim the paraphernalis
under the exemption laws of the state
He was informed that he had no such
legal authority because he was a non
resident
1t developed yesterday during the
hearing that Without and Company
was preparing to permit Lawrence tt
take the paraphernalia out of the city
for the purpose of playing engage
ments elseW here. 1t was stated that
they had agreed to this to enable Law
renee to repay them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
Predictions Are Borne Out.

iltufCtUuS AIe Dui liz Vut.
The conclusions reached by him in
his travels over the state bear out the
arguments advanced by hose who ia
vored the legislative step in the abol-
ishment of the preparatory depart
ment at tho university, and that is
that when the preparatory department
is eliminated the school would not
only increase in dignity and standing
as an institution of higher learning
but exceed in attendance the mark
reached during the days when two
thirds of the students were below the
freshmen year in a university course
When the school opens next Sep
TENDER there will be none except
istrictly Colgate students enrolled, or
such as will be able to make up back
work and carry the first year work at
| the same time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
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June Coles has returned from a visit
at Sheriff..
Arthur Varnell of Leola, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. W. F. Brewer is home from a
visit at Athens, La.
Captain Ed Williams, of English,
was in the city yesterday.
Rev. W. W. Nelson and family are
sojourning at Sulphur Springs.
Miss Irwin Bowles is home from &
visit with relatives at Arkansas City.
Z Angus F. Mcneil, of Redfield, vas
the city yesterday on business
trip.
County Examiner A. w. Lowe has
returned from business trip to Mon
ticello.
Mrs. Henry Marx and daughter LETT
yesterday afternoon for Texarkana, to
visit relatives
constable j. S. Barraque, of Althei-
mer, was business visitor in the
city yesterday.
MISS Clifton Garnmin will leave
soon for Crossett, to visit Mr.. and
MRS. D. A. Caldwell.
Mrs. L. W Clement and children, Of
English, are now at their home, after
peasant sojourn in/Heber
MISS Frances Swestka has returned
70 Little Rock, after a visit to Mr.. and
MIS-. +. A. Bluerock in this city.
VIII Evans left yesterday morning
lor Arkadelphia, where he will attend
henderson College this winter.
MISS Winnie Clegg has returned from
penVer, Col, where she accompanied
MISS Clara Broadstreet a few WEEKS
ago
Dewoody Lyle ard Ollie Bert Alex
o'uer nave returned from Hot Springs
where they have been spending a few
weeks.
Misses Eddie ant>/vashti King,
a ,.,as of Mrs. E. q xlng, are Wis
vi,la s re. and friends in Lewis
WIS A. j. Gray and children have
'0'utneo home after spending two
Aoue'ls as the guests of relatives and
friends in Indiana.
PC m
WIS Irapp j.. and daughter. Mrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

cho1ce, have retu5aa4 to tae:r rome
in Dallas, Texas. after VS.. n
Mrs. ]. c. Reno.
Mrs. H. Riley ard daughter Miss
Mary Kate, left yesterday ae,Arnoon
for Louisville, Ky, where tb1v Mf1I
visit Mrs VIII Rilev.
Rev. J. 2. Evans, q TanoEe ~. "a
in the city yeste4aa. = visit NJ. nh
er, Rev. W. F. Evans. pastor d; he
Lakeside Methodist church
Miss Adele Hann vii leave ,o1sor-
70" for Chicago where She viii +oin
Mrs. Clifton Howell and little a11a
HUM Howell at the DeI praao :5e-e1
Misses Mona ard Lila Powell If
Little Rock, are in 7Ae city spending
a few days while en- root. to Risen.
where they will visit ar some I'M
Malcolm Graham, f5fmer Sigh
School student here, #so Is 3aa ,4alx-
ing his home at GIs4erdor vas IN tho
city yesterday, TIE sa4st Of friends
Miss Lela Ga,nnjll is 4xfeessa bone
shortly from LeWis9.!!}s, g.zzzEapa=
Magnolia and o.sef points sa3tb
where she has been listing so7 ss4ea
time
Miss May Benson las returned 10
her home at Gaelaee5 sss.e. short
visit with MIR. ard Mrs. NJ. e eros.
in this cit. Miss aeas@a @Peat only
a few DAYS here w.,ila - ga@f= from
Monticello, where she - been ITO
guest Of relatives.
DR.. I. Y. Ramsey ana wife. O Hell
ena, the former a. enc tiue Has.or Of
the First Methodist church hefe ~
rived yesterday fer sists @.th ,ers
E. r Mecammon. ~ l2}aszseg rs
many friends here who vii ba t1ess-
ed TO greet .Him again.
Miss Hetrie j.. !4en2 az, # Conway
is in the city in sba interest at re Cen
tfal Baptist College u eonWsF. MISS
Banaway is Aa see9nz a5iseed eileen
ZIONIST ard appeared Gsea seges4I
years ago and made sod ing rey--
sion. She has Mses t4ieaas IL this
city.
After spending s2:1e ti.ae II 4.at,'1-
fort, Mich, NJ l. - - - Of
San Antonio Texas, s Sc E51z-t# a
her sister, Mrs. ~ -1eiinaa. Mes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

cy in Lincoln county, yesterday, in
Washington township, lie went after
him. The negro saw the officer com
ing, dropped off the animal and made
through the woods. Constable Pill.
kington fired several shots at the
effect. The negro managed to make a
successful getaway. The horse, bri
die and saddle, all Of which were stol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

DIR. Brough, is professor Of political
economy at the State University He
will make a tour of eastern Arkansas
next in the interest OF the state school,
going from here to England and other
points in that Section of the State
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
NEGRO HORSE THIEF
MADE HIS ESCAPE

When Constable Joe Pilkington, of
Washington township, saw a negro
riding a stolen horse, which had been
taken from the yard of Martin Meron-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25

en- by the negro, were recovered By
Lincoln county resident today,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-25
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pooutiful Club.

\, beautiful Club.
O9 p c,tr Beautiful Club held short
ip' .hus;astic session yesterday
b@ in the Sunday School rooms
oln' rirst Presbyterian church.
q 'u0 uos mn business of importance
lu''' .,odo the session a very brief
sp'A -, Tho ladies' expressed pleasure
|eu'. lotion of the railroad officials
= ' IN up the Union Station. Mrs.
y WI T,,+t presided at the meeting and
-. Max Eisenkramer was secretary
s's =. ohsonce of Mrs. J. a. Mcleod.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
sosgFstsR,wsALEN

On We1aesday e,eans he u3 .usg Miss Marsarey \. Waalen oi Skasvay vas married to Mir Charles Harold ScheuleF 0E Juneau The wedding took place aJ SL Mark s church the Reverend Father P F. ruueu performed lAe ceremony The affair was Very gaLeJ none beios present but ghs brides relatives and most intimate friends, The bride was charming ia a handsome travel ug suit o1 navy blue with hat and gloves to match, and beautiful turs ut mink. Alter the services the bridal party went % the home ot Judge Martin Conway where we'd aiDs supper was served. Alter bid lia5 SkasWsy friends and relatives good bye the happy couple lett on lhe Jefferson fog Juneau where they win reside. Tae bride is the daagA- Ger ot Mrs. William WbaleR and niece of Mrs. Martin Conway and Nr, Je7- ry 0ua,aa, and has made her hane with Mrs. Conway for number oI Wears. She has won hosts of friends by her amiaole disposition and sweet ness o5 character and she goes to her new home with al good wishes The beautiful giGJs bestowed upon her show how she is held in tae es- Jeeu of her numerous friends. The groom. Nr. Charles Harold ScaeSTseg, is connected with the Juneau Record and is vel known in Si5ka, Juneau and Skasway, having come tO Alaska in the pioneer days and spent the past eight wears n southeastern Al aska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Miss Nayy c. HiRdshaW invited a number oI y0uas people Co her A0me oB Saturday eyea,us. the occasion bssus a Eareweu shower for Miss Margaret WbaIea- The young guests brought many useful articles dear Co
 he heart SI domestic hausIVaa The evening vas one of iolhyy-mus5c, gaues and a jelsCjous hneaeoa, The invited suesss besides tae guest ot honor We're Miss Hazel Van te Wall Miss Nilis. Miss GsDeyieye Whalen, Mr. N A. Snow Mir Ltoae} BeCrt man Nr. Chester '. PllseD and Ng, E. t. Joaust0B.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
HAD PSORIASIS
 F0R TEN YEARS
Inning and Burning TeFrials. AP- peafaacs hOrSs, lad Specialists and N-Ray sjth Some Success, Others without Rslies Used CGti- cura. h q 0ays Relieved. Inside of2 Meeks Cured.

sI Ind been suffering wieh psoriasis hor a period 0f ten ye8rs. It would cls- appear occasionally fQr a year cC so and then return iU worse form than oetoca. The lasG attack came on httle over Q vear ago. and by earty summer e2d covered Hs al over, The IGEhins and burning were -srricle- and ulF 2Ppeac- anee was WCUse. [ had tried 1i4ersae specialists and bad had rhe A-yays used cn me. sometimes WJta some sRCceSS and at others WiChCgt reiief. ln the eaEiy fal of 1908 1 was Induced Co eEy -hs C11ticuF,t srsarnens. by . party WhO bad heard Os a ceplarSa1te cure l1 Adi1 made. and | confess that | started n. not onlT without faith. but Wiga every pgsiuClice against the medicine. In iouE days ! LNas relieVei ~ Lha laccnveuieuCyS and inside cf tgso weeks cured eSeepE for a shghG discOloEasion of tos sSl-s. which WOge o3 in a ieW weekS ! sllt- Seouentlv saw nov freud Ar, Wao aad tae sa1le troUbse. Wee0 ea saw she Wcndetlll efect of Glfcurs upon me. he ae 0gge starte1 the euc.rs treatment and vas wsi ,n aboug ten days ] beg ro thank yCu for tae 1el.et goQ have EtgeG me. aud t ans ol2 Sa2tS my testimony as Co che uUegit uS S1ltlcGE2 for that .roub'e and Wat se0d gle stamped envelope S ,ca togiT address 20 is, | WiH ce sad -o send them a recoIl- uleaSati0a uDlcr my oWa sigy,s-.rs. HarFv G. Martin IlGS CoiVeEE S-ls., Baltimoce. Nld. Mar, 3, l9l0
 C,ltr.us Reneacs 7gl- Js2alsa2gr -se sora Pgttcg lr4g a >haa. NagE- >ge .oals. -al5tl1 ssrgs.-,- Ees l5-=ase osok 9a sl y,a-slza.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
IN \ BAD NAY
MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION.

When your back gives out
 Becomes Iauls. weak or aching
 Whsu urinary Crouoles set tn,
 Yous Kidneys arc 'lB a Dad sAS'
 poau-s Kidney PiL6 wlu cafe You.
 4erg is good evidence Co prove a.
 Fred F. Stuttz. l259 F St, San D5szo. Gal. says 'I can rceeu'l-ls. s.iI pgan's kidney Pl!s hisaly and ! al ssys do SO when au oppogtuni's oN .ears They have done me s'e-, deal 5I 5ood and many persons o- rrv aeluaiutance have also -AAee mem With benefit lu Aprl lset, T -ssIl.r- recommended pC4us Al1Aey pIHs and at this time ! am pleased t5 sneak iu JheE praise asaio A severe attack oI kidney uotAle 4-1ussl OR no JgabJ by 8 cold -aas ed rsg much suffering. My p-s~A 1- came so lame Bat ! cQult stAite's s..5r and a- times ig Wa5 oD-y through s great effort tbat ] vas able ,' sr..r after situus had seen L'oaas Kidney PiIls so highly EecQmmaH4s0 lrar finally procured a box and se u4 delight. Jhey gave me prompt te- Fef After bad finished the con tauts my back a4s as sTaus as ever. sua all lgoUbls trom my k,lHeys d's a1ueArgG About yt4E ago Aaa another attack yl bagkaru- r-l ~ r.s. aHI.kIy removed t1roN-a lar Use ol Ddaa's Kidney filis
 Fa- sale 6y al t-a'.rs Price Q. r.a.s Fasreg Mubl-B Co., -al.al- tea Yg-k sole aseas tos lll Oa.-5. Slat.s
 Remember the uAms- p1aas- ac. .hk- -a other
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nr C s, Naltoy og pawsos has been a Pullea house guest this week, Nr NalJby lett on the Princess Be 4lFiee tog a trip to CahgoyRia and Win io,n his brother NonuOse Nal,, by, n San Francisco, Before leaytas Dawson Mr. Naltoy was presented sl-b a beautiful watch fob as token o5 the esteem m which he Is beld by hts Friends ln lAe loesl orchestra and band Nr NaJby may CeIura Co lhe north iu the spring,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Before the departure of Nr. and Mrs. p W. Snyder for Klamath s'a--s, Ore her uie-e Mrs Roy Ga1'l as1 her two children chrisJened This pretty service took place at the Gaalt residence, the Reverend John Par sons oE Juneau giving the htle ones ,aeJr christening batsm The oldeF child was named Philip William and
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

The las, hop given by che Eagles on last Saturday evening was a marked success, The hau was well uued and eyeryoae had his ti1 Gt sood Jhiugs set before htm by this popular and aosplJable order, good music. good uoor, well lighted Aau anJ least of eatables.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
oPPoRTuNlN

! expect Co pass through this life but oEee. If. therefore, thege is any Kindness 2 can shoW or any sood ! can do Go any tellOW-oens, leJ ue Go lt now. leg ms uoJ deteC ll, for l shah nos pass this way again.
 Mrs. A. B. Heseman
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
Skagwdg Society

Ae Bule sigl Katherine Elizabeth Nr and Mrs. Gauls invited Ng- and Ms. p w. Snyder, Nr, and Mrs Lee Gault and N,y. and Mrs. ". A God iDg to the christening and supper,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mrs. W. A. ReIi and Httle daush- ter accompanied by Mrs Rosa Fgeess arrived on the Jefferson trom Marsh field, Ore. and are the guests oS Ar, and Mrs. HL E. Draper, Ng, Reid came as tar as the Post with his family and is now preparing a home for their reception.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mayor and Mrs Herbert ?. Keller of East 5th SL entertained at a family dinner Christmas afternoon. There were ls guests. including --- L s Keller. who came trom SSas- way Alaska, lo spend as Christmas wtyh his brother aud his samtiy--S- Paul News.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nr and Mrs. Gyo-se w Woe-F--- and Hlue daughter Eleanor Joseph .He. arrived ca J8e Cottage City and are now comfortably located n lAe cottage recently vacated by -Ae -a-1 Hv gE Nr John Pusa
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mrs P A Mclean of Ha.nes ar rived n SkasWay OR tae Peterson Monday and remained until Jhe sal, ina 0t Lhe Princess Beatrice -s ues. 0l che Draper home Mrs Me Lean W.II vis.I Wi-b relatives ln Sc ayLs
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

DOat worry whether it was a awhise hen or a black hen that laid tAe egg. but get the esg al 1e Frye Bruha Co,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nr George ?. smith oi CaFs'ess- aho has been visiting with re--,-'es m Seattle arrived ou yas No-A5e giy and left for home Jae -o.eN-a= day Mir. Smith vas a Fu-,ea 22Nse zuesL
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
SERIAL NO, as4a
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT TO HOMESTEAD

T, . Land OHtee az IuRsaa. Alaska
 November l0. isla
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tAas JCsepa A Smith. q clsasn Of as Unlted Sstss eEsr sAa age of twenty one years. residing aR ne D1st-1cSOS Alaska. aear the town of Eanes. ia sald DiskEics. sss applied Q make entry. under Section 22Ss. Revised Sc2saees ef the UHlted States. and under tae AeE of Congress- apprOgsd March 3. 1903, oS ne lands embraced la q. :. Nonmlnsral Survey No. Sa5. sscaats near Flames. Alaska. and more particularly described ss t0A lcwss
 Beginning as Cog, No !. OR hHe +-l ot shs Presayteriaa Mis- n Ae- serve. a stone marked :, z05 c, !, wheacs C, ., D. Ii. No. S13 hsass s, 8 aeg, S3 min E. S0,I4 chs diSEs thence along Gae +-I 0t PeesayesrazR Mission Reserve, l2,S2 chs. to Cor, No. ?. NeaScal Nich Cor, ? OS T, :, NllliCa-y RSserye. a saoae HzSsse1 .. s05 c. 2 thence N 2 6ss, 0I mn E.. 2loag Sne Ct T, . NllheSS Re segve. T.5S chs so Cor, No, & sdeas Gcal wIA Cox. 3 Oe said RessCye> a ssoas marked ., 20S . & sasUee \ S0 6eg. $ min. ". along T, = d. R. T.5S chs Q Coz, Nc, L s3sR- stcal wSSA Cor, | 0S T, . M K. a sloaa marked . 20S c 4s saeSee .. g aeg. a3 mn, N. along T, = M R.. I57 chs, % Cor, No. ; taeoo Scal win Cor, | 0S PresSyeeSiaa Ms Sioa Reserve and Cor oB T. . Military Reserve. 2 ssoae marked = 206 (. 5 theRes West. SAS chs eri5se oa government r0a1. 4Q,90 chs so Cor, No. s. a stone marked = se5 ., S tAeaes North. 20.90 chs, t0 Ger. Nc, 2, a stone marked ., 29S e. 2, thence Eass. +3S chs, sSysSa7 uaent read. SaQ0 chs, eO Cor, No X noe sea. tals a road. witness eoSnee bears South, S5 NnSs disG. a seoRs marked s. 205 VI, c, s taeRSs fcNR rue eeraeP. SogsA. 1925 chs. oO Cor, Nc. !. tAe place 0e beginning, Apes llI55 acres, Variation se al COT HeEs B deg. % min, E.
 Any and al pegsOas claiming al ysrseE any poSSoR 0S sae above de- seSlaed uacs are reQGiEed tO tSe wisa ne Register and ReeeSeF St tae '. :. Land O1iee as Juneau, As askA taslr adssrse Saim ShsEe asajas u25ee oa,h, 5urlns ne PeziOd 0t pa66eaaoa 0e shis R0ace. 0s wSAn SAlrx days eaersa5csS, 0V shey val be hayred-
 c B. WALKER.
 Register. T. $ hereby ocjece5 thas the tOcs- golng rOace De PaoEshed for the sH-- a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Crown hans and baeO1-and Pic u5c hams. Try the CgoWR and doat miss the P5cRic's, To bs had ss ghe ETyeBruhR Co q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
SSLs

TAs Pack TrsIn is a0N ss&Ios 8 agg lcs of Coed Goods SC rsoucet prices 4s they are getting Ioo 2ll . aQll aud sell AS Pg0aE yours, -t Herman G-l2m
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mss Ethel Black was dinner suest ot Mrs. Hilma Reynolds on Tuesday
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Comln' O ths Eye-she Old Gibson Eye. ts a very haRPy tiyersioa- Taes las l. at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mir Joseph Mason lejr on l3e Princess Beatrice for a vacation ,s'R Jl sound cities
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Come ta Or phone CcdePs for G,o- son rye, Rainier and ONmg.a Seer> delivered tO yOUc home by The Mas cot 1
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mgs. 6 Herman Miller entertained a fsg friends aJ tea on Friday after noon,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mrs G. s Fleming e. "ai.eay-rsr aao has been a ,ae south for Der health returned oa Jae Jel-eEs9a anu lett t9- home J1e to-o",a5 day NIs- Fleming is much improved la health
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nr n W. Kirby retarued Wedaes- day trom yjsil Jo Haues.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mrs w. B Kus, accompanied by Nr H c, CbJeUe arrived 'R -ar Jefferson aaJ win bg here gor some weeks
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Ms H W Nance has so lss rs covered as ro be up and aoou, me Waite Pass hospital
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Turn oaJ for the next Eagles dance. Everything ot the best
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Try an EseeCie Face and Scap Massage a. SelnsFs Barber SAOP U
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nr Gsogsg D Nssee ot tae NA',e Pass tcrey arrted eg ,ae S',,ase Cu and Is Qa4g.sgvJ @, -ae Fa..ea house
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nj. and Mrs E J poarrss -a-s1 a.aet at dinner oa Sunday Tor N.. and Mrs a. G Muller Miss Nr-a Miller Miss Laura pgegryT. NJ. Jas Nyal.aea and Nr C B. GaEtt.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Ns Geo-sg N .Hoodrugt and A's. G a NUer UrEe afternoon s~d tea .aesrs Jt Mrs E. Van te "a- --
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Nrs G. L Tsy3or ot WaUea'gse, who has been sis.JWs Vi-A her 1Sas-' Ger Mrs. W R. H3,egg returned aollS aa Monday
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Mr. t. E Sl,ay edtyQg ot me pslg Alaskan lsf, og lae Fr4sess Beatrice Lor short bHsWess UP ,'
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14
c B. WAAER

RegtseeE T. s hereby ocie.e5 thss sAe tO7e- going n0e5ce De P36liSAed for the period ia As Daily Alaskan a newspaper published az SkaSway, Alaska
 q R WALKER
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

First publication. Dec, 20, lst0 Last publication, Feb. 2S. 1911.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-14

Pgttcf ErlE a >nel- NagH. >ge .oslza .issis1. ss-Vs-- Esc E2-lss os1S gl sz-l Eysa-s1zs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-11
RED CROSS SEALS SENT
To MEN ON BATTLESH|PS
Opportunity for Officers and
Crews to Stamp Their
Christmas Mail.

Red Cross Christmas seals were sent
today to tWenty-six of Uncle Sans war
vessels, for sale to the officers and men
Of the navy who wish to aid in the great
fight against tuberculosis which the Red
Cross is Waging. To each Of the vessels
were sent 800 seals. The battleships which
will receive the seals are the Connecticut,
the Delaware. the Michigan. the North
Dakota. the Louisiana, the Kansas, the
New Hampshire, the South Carolina, the
Vermont, the Minnesota, the Idaho, the
Mississippi. the Maryland. the Ohio. the
Georgia, the Nebraska, the New Jersey,
the Rhode Island, the Virginia, the F1ori-
da and the Maine. Seals were sent also
to the cruiser Baltimore and to the re-
ceiving ships Wabash. Hancock, Frank
lin and Lancaster
The sale Of the seals here has been most
encouraging, 1t is stated today by mem
bers of the committee in charge A num-
Der Of stores where they have been placed
on sale have sold out their seals and
have placed orders for double the guam
tity. Among the new places where they
were put on sale today are the House of
flee building. Asquith's drug store. the
Alhambra Theater Philipsborn's. NeeIy's
drug store. Hahn'S three shoe stores and
drug store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-11
SHOW HEN STEALS DIAMOND.
Careless Fancier Refuses to Kill
Chicken to Get It Back.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, December IL
While petting pretty white leghorn hen
during the closing hours Of the Allen
town poultry show Saturday night A. B.
Flower, said to be a rich poultry fancier
from central New York state, lost a dia-
mond stud.
In the display Of the Blink Bonnie farm
was an attra ctfve little white chicken that
everybody made a pet of. During the
week she had been taken out of her
cage many times and allowed 10 sit on
the shoulders of women. when she would
peck at their earrings or the buAons on
their coats. Flower put the hen on his
shoulder, when she began to peck at his
diamond The stone was not very well
fastened and the little hen swallowed 1t.
A bystander suggested killing the
chicken, but Flower vetoed the sugges-
ton, saying 1t was his own fault and
that he had lot more diamonds, any,
way.