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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. L. :. Land
uhire ~ Tucumcuri, y. VI.
August ~. lHll.

August ~. 1911.
Noticr j. hereby given that stella
Emmett. of McAlistcr. y. NJ, who, on
Nav "a, 1909. made n. r. Serial No.
0ll6lG. for Nwh, See 90, Twp Il y.
Range go H. Y. VI. T. Meridian, ha,
filed notice OF intention 10 make Final
Communication Proof, Ia establish claim
"a the land above described. before l..
p. Williams. 4. :. Commissioner. al
Murdoch. y. NJ. an the 18th day at
September, loll.
Claiman, names ~ witnesses; +. \,
Bollen, william Vance. VI. u. Freeman,
all of MrAlisteT, V. NJ, !, q. Pollard,
of Raeiand. y. VI.
lH.S.ii Il. \. Prentice, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

- fAA ~ ~ ~ ~ W. - - NahAH
Office AZ Tucumcari, y VI.
August 10, 1911
Notice i hereby given that John W.
Hupgins, Of QUAY, \ NJ. who. on July
2j, 1906. made ~ T.. No. 0i5l, for NwL
See. 20, Twp. : Y, Range ~. T., y, VI.
p. Meridian, has dled notice Of intention
Va make Final Five Year Proof, Ia
establish claim to the land above he.
scribed, before the Register aud Re
%ceiVcf, 4. =. Land Onice at Tucumcari,
y. VI, ou the 10 III day of October.
1911.
claimant names ~ witnesses: lovd
II Hitch. " G., Hitch. j. H. wnnd, II
l.. Hunnicutt. all Ut Quay. y. VI
ip.s.M X. \. Prentice. Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
msunp EVERY sATURDAY

The fait committees ate hu.y getting
ready for the big show. There l., going
10 be a long program Of sports aud o
live stock show this time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Department IT the Interior. 4. s. Land
ONCE At Tucuumcsri, Y, NJ
August ~. 1911.

phre 81 ~cuupira y VI.
August ~, 1911,
Notice il hereby given that Thomas
II, Davis, Of Lloyd, y NJ. who, on
Aug. 10, la0s, made u. e.. No. aIaa, for
NEh, Sec. ~, Twp, 9 n, Range ~ y,
". NJ. r. Meridian, has 6led notice Of
intention tn make Final Five Year
Proof, 70 establish elaim 10 the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, e. \, Land Odice At Tu'
cumcari, v, NJ, % the 9th day Of No.
yemher 1917.
claimant names as witnesses; George
Bell, Ben e. Ward, both Of Lloyd, n.
NJ, =. y Jackson, Philip Shahan, both
Of T%ucumesri, N, NJ.
1885, r. A. Prentice, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12

:. W Bends IT Coal city, Ala. has a
~iusti6able grievance. Two thieve, ,,ol.
health for twelve years, They were
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
Lost

Que FIN Button, combination with
Knights Of Columbus. Finder will please
leave NJ this ohies and receive ~
ward l2Su
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
AT ooI.pENBERo's

A Special ofer Of Men, Made.to.Or
der Sterling Clothes all new and desir.
able styles. includes these splendid val.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
, @%&@@ %%*%
, MISS MYRTLE MCKENZIE
Pianoforte Instruction

= Miss McKinlic j. now com
= plotting her arrangements for
= the coming season, aud those
= who desire ia enter her classes
= are requested to see her NJ once.
= Private instruction j. given
= piano students aud private 81
= rlass lessons In Harmony aud
= Musical History. The course IN
= pinno embraces Elementary aud
= Preparatory. Normal aud Nj
= vance work. Diplomas aud
= teachers certificates nre gi,ch.
= = =
= Season Opens August 2lst.
= student, may enter NJ ANY time.
= studio-High School Building.
= Residence Phone i67
= = = = = = = = =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-26
Is. 90 Suits Cut $3.50 $500 Suits Cut to $1O8e
$500 Suits Cut $3.50 SIS Tuxedo Dress
An Idea of
Prices

Toe Caps, cut to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 19c
$500 Hats, cut to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
$4.0O Mallory Hats, cut to ........ .$189
$500 and $500 Fancy Vests, cut to. ...... Ice
$2.5O and $3.50 Pants, cut to ...........5 Soc
$1.00 Stiff Front Shirts, cut to ......... 13c
Toe and $100 Work Shirts, cut to. ....... .29c
$500 Dress Shirts, cut to .........6 SOC
$3.50 Wool Sweaters, cut to ...... ........ ACC
$1.O0 Night Shirts, cut to .............. 49c
$500 SELF Shoes, cut to. .................$ 189
$3.50 SELF Shoes, cut to $3.50
$500 and $500 Leather Suit Gases. -. $3.50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23

Sic 3ablen fir 1910 iino nod
nidt erbaltlifl ea lit aber gu firf-
ten, baB elm @efangener auf tpeniger
lnIs 700 freie 8iirger-oes 2anoes
lfonlmt.
Dieie 3ablen miiiien um 10 be-
dnsjtigenoer nirfen, als es ia MIR gu
befai1nt tit, mie leiht iid unierem
Heft elm Sdnippden ihlagen ldEf.
Nltr elm Sell Der 8erbreher bMBt Die
Sbnlo. Sn Der MegeI fiiblen =
Der @nbrbeit Die gbre! MIR Sim
Der obne @elo, ginfIuB unO 6reunoc
Die ganae Shapere bes @eietes.
Se6enfaas tun oieie 3ablen ober
and init unberfennbarer &larbeit
bar, bob uniere Observation-Disclosures
iif auf einem Srrpfaoe befinoen, bon
benz fhleunigite lmfebr oringenof
geboten erideint. Ser er1te ShriH
on5u mare, onB unfere 9ribunole Bel
Der Nedtipredltng Die iuriitifhen
9naripaltereien anBer 8urs iestell
un0 Die Strafen na1 Sen @eltim-
mlineen uto i'm siltne oes @eietcs
tuno nod Der Sdipere Der Strdftot
beln1ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23
WolSosen nno bic Yanfee : @or.
nehmheit.

6reiberr grnit bon @ol3ogen ge-
bort unter ben oeutiden S1riftfteG.
fern unierer Eage gu oenen., meIde
uiel eeieben uno beobad)tet baber
un6 oas gridaute mno grIebte fir
ibre pielieitige aunit n~usbenten.
uno iDenn's auf Dem ~ueberbre.ft
iein muB. Dieier mol bielieitigite
aller 6eutiden gid)ter bat iif) bei
leinem tir5liden Sieriein oeiien per-
tuun0ert, oaB en- in eriter 2inie ais
ueberbrettler befannt utlo ais fcf.
der betuertet tporoen lit. DnB maj.
tets bon ibm elm Ieidtes 8onmot,
Elm geiftreides Mpercu ertpartct bat.
ct NOR ben 2euten mol Der Sil-
moriit meId)er idon Dor oem
Jriibitiid nit einem perbliffen.
ben SdIagtport geeen Die Menid-
bett loslegt uno NIT elmer Hointc
ms @ett iteigt.
Won bat @ol5ogen bier red)-
freunoli6 nufgenom,nen, aber oab
er grade berbliifft bdtte, Dos fam
mol niemanO bon benz Meiultat iei-
mes 9eiuds b~eboupten. 9as bolt er
nun nod. @ie 10 pieI anoere, man
fam mol iogen alle obne Musnab.
me, bic Die Der. Stnnten i'm Slngc
fennen eelernt baber, bot er Iid per.
onlabt geieben, Die grfaIrunger
uno eriebniiie ieines biefigeny
falim piermonatIiden Mlifentbalts
Der Nittpelt our 9enntnis gu brin-
gen l1nb mas er oa auftii6t, lit
tuirflih p~erfIiffeno. 81breno lei.
ner bieiigen geiudstnge bat iih 3d.
ron NoI5ogen, boIb i'm Sfer3 nnh
baIb getpib aud in Der @itterfeit
elmer erlebten Gntt1ufdning. bor-
uber beflaet oaB er ols Der Mon !;
ieiner Grau" Ser portreffliden
Gran 2orra NIT Ser 2aute. gegoI.
ten babe. Das lit ibm bod mol MIR
in ben Donfee : @reiien, in melfen
bic 2nute EN- serngeiebener @oit
aetpeien, pniiiert. 9roboem lobt Die
@iebergabe ietner g~rIebniiie uno
gtnoriide y9te ganfee : 3aiie" Bis
In bic puppen. Gtefes Cob auf Die
rifttse 9aiis suriid3ufiibren, 1T bic
Code oes auItlIr : Siitorifers, Der
idIieBlib nidts perbIiifft. @erbliif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23
Das preuBiife 6errenhaus he

Das preuBiide Serrenbalrs bat
oas 3pedperbanos : @eieb fir @roB-
Berlin ,d%ngenommen, obtpoi gesen
Die Wasregel in ibrer iebigen @e-
italt Die ihiperiten 8eoenfen erboben
m,roen. SIN abgeoronetenboule
mar oas 3medperbanosgeies ihoi'
Nittc Mai gutgebeiBen moroen.
Nah ben @~eitimmllngen oes @eiebes
miro @roB Berlin rnnfaiien: Ser
lin, gbarlottenburgy Sbonebera,
8iroort @ilmersoorf 2idtenbera,
iopie Die 2mofreiie Seltom uno
Hieoerbarmin. Der 8erliner Sber-
biireermeilter fiibrt ben 8oriis in,
3nedperbmto, melber aus eintum-
bert Vertretern beltebt, Die BON ltdb-
tiiden &oaegien uno &reistagen &C.
nablt meroen. 3mede Der 8ereini-
snns iino: &eeelune oes 8abnper-
febrs, Seitietung bon gauflldten-
pldnen, grmerbling zines @alo- uro
@ieiengiirteIs. Ser @elobetraq miro
onrd Matrifular : YeitrGge aufge-
braht. Ser 3mefperbanb lit bereh-
tigt, gabnen uno Inltalten gu err
nerben, 81 betreiben unb gu perpodl-
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23

feno aber tit, tpas @oI5ogen iiber
oas bieiige 9eltittum inn @egenios
5ur oganfee=Goiie" iagt.
Baron @ol5ogen bot li6 ia audJ
in beat areiien Der Stem gorfer Sine
rifaner oeutider Mbitammung be-
tpegt. Ga iino mir benn bod nett
gierig, 81 boren, in mel6en oerarti<
gen 4reiien er Die @%rfabrungen NIT
ben @atern, Miittern uno ainoern
gemodt bat, mie er iie in .ieiner
8etra6tung iiber Die vOanfee-&ai-
lie" mieoergiebt. ST iagt 90:
~. IS fommt oo5u, ooB oas an1e
rifanii6e 2eben, Die gauge Grt Der
g~r5iebung, bic 8eobndtl,neseabe
Der &inoer auBeroroentlid i6drft.
9a fonnen nun Die oeutiden ain-
Der nidt umbin, iih ibre @e6onfen
gu madelt uenn sllfdaig ibr eigener
Safer elm fablfopfiger Didmanit, III
re M1atter cine matihelnoe, ge-
Idmadlos e%efleioete Maidine IT..
mdbreno oie gltern ibrer engliideh
Sdulfamerooen meiit fire, elegante,
ldlanfe, aniebnlif)e 2eute iinb (ote
Srallen nit Der eole1t. i6lanfen
6orm 1oes 8eins, mie @ol5ogen an
elmer anoeren Steae leine @eobad-
tungen gum geiten siebt-) 9ie Col
ne ihieBcn I'M aopfeslangen iiber
ibre 8ater binaus, uro lpetn le gum
eriten Wale benz amerifaniihen
8arbier u1lter Die Sarbe geraten
lino, 10 lit Der imarte ganfee-Siing-
ling nit Der authorization Cider
belt ieines idlottrig f~leselboften
Nuftretens balo fertig. gu Sauie
lieaea feline lansen 8eine auf oaen
MobeIn beriul11, uno CT trifft nit tot
lider Siderbeit Die meilinsne Spud-
naie in Der e%ntfernteiten gde bes
3immers. 9as ieh5ebniabrige
Godterhen aber fam ieiner Mutter
aus Dem @eiiht geidnitten iein tino
miro ibr ood 10 unabnlid als mie
elm geraubtes @rafenfino elmer 81
geuneriiben 3iebmutter. Die GAN
fee-WaiB fiibrt in ibrer feden SeIbft.
itanoisfeit ein 10 beneioensmertes
0aiein, oaB ieoes oeufde Maoden1
menn es nidt an9ers gang auf ben
aopf gefallen iii, fid NIT Sduoea
unb GiiBen oagegen itrdl1ben miiBte,
lid bon Der torihten Mutter getpaIt=
Jam gu einem dngitlif oabinitoIpern-
ben, nnmotipiert fi1ernoen uno err
r0tenoen, Sittiefeit unb geibeioen-
beit marfierten @adfiid oreliieren
gu Iaiien."
@enn Ser @err Baron unter Sen
Oanfees, melf)e er bis in Den Stint
mel erbebt, Ii ols Scr Mam iei-
ner Srau.. gegolten bat, pari,m re-
oanhiert er ii6 nit einem lolfen
3errbilb Der Batter uno Miitter nno
Rinoer oeutiher M~bitammung? De-
rem @aitfreunoidaft ibm aus pol
lem Ser5en entgegengebraht moroen
1T. 5olbe oeutihen Manner,
5rollen uato ainoer bot er niemalsl
fennen gelernt. Sic mag er auf Dem
lleberbrettl minen, mie es ibm gut
biinft. Mber 6as beutidJe glemert
Der bieiigen 8epolferuue, meldes
Der neuen Seimat mebr gegebell bot
als f~ablfopfiee gfdpanIte, nat
ihelnoe Mafdinen ul,b glegef BON
ainoern, proteitiert gegen iolhen
nerbIiiffenoen Observation-Disclosures
Ser 8aron bon @oI5ogen ipird:
III ieinem Mrtifel Sic Oanfee-
@aiie4 BON Der Oaufee : 8ornebm
belt. Son Ser bate er lernen iouen
g. q. Staatsstg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23

Die Statiitif lit tief beidameno.
Sn GBicago anein muroen ettpa bal6
Flo biele Woroe periibt, mie i'm gan
gen 6ertiden Meide.!
Sod beoenflifer mirfen oieie
3ablenL menn mal, babel Die itarfe
3unabme Der iftperen 8erbredsn
i'm ~aGeemeinen in 8etrodt 5iebt-
Ole nahftebeloe Eabeue 5eist oos
unGeimlid idneIe @ntpadien Der
merifaniihen @efdngnis : gepolfe.
rung n1breno Der perfloiier1en feds
Sabr3ebnte::
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23
5miebneiSez mnH HleiNermaebcriebnle.

@r trneu allies uS eNes, mas 8um @si6dt seb6rt. nnler eBaem lit u,
tirat mo leidt 8u erlernen me srFredt lid af ollie neuen no tonnpH3ieren
&erieurngen BON ir9eno etuenaRiounasiHd, bs bon Samen unb 8fmern gs
rmen hro. nno 5par fo, bob es pm5i9ih ft arbeitet M gucrn egenen
&teneru, p1bun6 SIR Irnt 8eFnbers gunhee @ebingu1gen fir 0ieinigen.
Die foeeib annnaenL 443 osT COMMERCE sTRASsE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23

aatarrh fann ntdbt tmriert ,perbcn
ourb lotale N~ppIifationen, ba fie
ben Sib Der @rontbeit nidt erreiber
f1nnen. &atarrb lit cine BIit< ODER Som
lfitutionss &rantbeit un6 Inn iie 5u heis
len, miiBt SIR innerlide Seilmittel nehs
men. Salts @ntarrbSaur mirb einges
nomnlen uno tpirft brett auf bas BIii
uttb bic f6leimige Oberfldde. 6an's
aatarrb<8ur 1T feline 0uadinlbersI ebis
gin. Sic tnurbe felt Snbren bon einen1
Der beften Merate bieies Qnn6es berorSs
net nno lit elm reselmdBiges Me5ept. sic
beite9t aug ben beften befannten Soniel
rerblmben nit ben beIten DIutreinis
JgunggmitteIu, bic brett nnf Die Gd[eim,
oberfld1e ipirfen. 9ie boIfommene
Yerbinbung Der 3tpei Beftanoteile lit es.
NOS fold Ipunberboae MeiuItate bel be1
4eilunn bon &atnrrh herborbringt
S. S. g1eneb.& Co., gigent., 80,
lebo. g.. @erfauft bon allen Apotbeferr.
9aBt gn9 3engnife umfonit geben.
Rreis rs Gents.
9an's GamiIiensgiIen iino bic beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23
Cine idredlidJe @nnSe

bon einem Meiier, roitigen Nagel.
@epebr, bon elmer gIedfanne ooer
anoerer @rt, perlangt prompte 8e.
banoIung NIT 9ndlen's @rniec
Gable. Seilt idneG uno iider. 25,
BEL alien 9rugeilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23

gen at leben. @ir baben alIo pon-
auf @runo, bieles ENHANCEMENT gu
befampfen nno iUos mir bon inn
S6limmes geiogt baben, oabon lit
an6 fein Wort 5u piel geiagt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23
geidamenoe ariminalitatiitif.

Die idmerlte Strafe, nit Ser oos
8eles norlasliben Moro beorobt
idreibt Die 50. Staots= 3ts, vtpuroe
in Gbicago gum lestenmal am %.
Oftober 1909 politredt. Seitoem
limb bier mebrere 9ooesurteile ge.
faat, aber nidt bon5ogen poroell
Wdbreno oieier 3eit muroen I'M
Staotgebiet 548 Meniden urlge-
bnodt. Son bieien Sdaen trage1,
niht meniger als 223 Die omtlid)s
ge5eihnung uWor6""
Das limb bitterboie 3ablen oie,
lpie bas genannte 8lott bemerft,
nibt MIR auf Chicago. ionoern arf
oas gan5e 2ono uno namentlid ouf
uniere piel- uub bohgeprielene &uI-
tur eiit iiberaus tribes 2idt merfen.
Denn leioer maridieren oie @erei-
nigten Staaten in Der Msoroitotiitit
-peitaus on Der Spites offer Natio
men.
Die naditeben6e 3uiammeniteG.
lung, Die auf 8oaitdnoigfeit ielbit-
perltdnolid feinen Mnipritd erbebt
5eigt nenigitens 6as 8erbGltnis il,
Apu mfftfoftpn. Qn1Aoru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-23

= grnit lift oas 2eben, better oie
Gunit. ga ober aud oas 2cbeu eine
4unit lit, miiBte bon rehtsmegen
au6 oas 2eben better iein.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-10
CASE Of H|LLMAN
TO JURY
MILLIONAIRE REAL ESTATE PRO-
MOTER OF SEATTLE MAY
KNOW HIS FATE SOON.

Seattle, March 9-The case Of elar-
enee d. Hillman, the millionaire
townsite promoter on trial in the fed
efa court, charged with using the
mails TO defraud, was given TO the jury
late today. There are q counts in
the six indictments TO be considered
by the jury.
The guilt or innocence OF Ilillman,
according to the courts charge. rests
entirely on the question of intent.
Judge Donworth said that the govern
ment must prove that Hillman con-
eocted a scheme with the intent To
defraud. that the scheme involved the
use of the mails and that Hlllman
placed or caused 10 be placed in the
mails matter designed to further such
scheme. The question of intent has
been tho bone OF contention through
tho trial, Ilillman insisting that he
made all his representations in good
faith and the government must prove
that he had formed an elaborate
scheme TO defraud purchasers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-10
MONTANA is NOW
ONE TREASURY
DIVISION

Washington, March Especially
The comptroller Of the currency
has readjusted his decision. hereto
fore made, in embracing Washing
ton and Montana in one division, by
making Montana a separate division,
and Harry Yaeger, formerly cash
Ter OF the First National bank Of
Lewistown, who has just been APP
pointed bank examiner for Mon
tana, succeeding Eugene Wilson, re
signed, will take charge immediate
~. lie has been here several days
taking the examination before the
board of treasury officials, and will
leave tomorrow for home,
The secretary Of tile treasury an
nounced on making the appointment
that Mr.. Yaeger passed the highest
mark of efficiency in any examna-
ton held In the past 20 years, his
percentage Of efficiency being 93 In
a possible 100.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-10
BALL|NCER'S MAN
WILL RESIGN
HIS JOB
ASSISTANT SECRETARY FRANK
PIERCE QUITS WHEN FISHER
STEPS IN.

Washington, March 9.--Waltcr l..
Fisher ncwly-arponteda secretary Of
the interior, probably viii take his
oath of office Monday morning. Mr..
Fisher will spend tomrrow with Mr.
Ballinger acauainting himself with the
affairs Of the department and meeting
the subordinate officials.
Frank Pierce of Utah, first assistant
secretary of the interior, announced
today that as matter of courtesy 10
Mr.. Fisher he would tender his resig-
nation.
Mr.. Fisher arrived in Washington
carly today. Later, he went TO the
White House, where he conferred with
the president and Secretary I3allinger.
Secretary Ballinger spent most Of
the day in discussing public land
matters with senators ana representa-
tives. Although IL is reported that
there has already been collected the
greater part OF the evidence that will
be used by Mr.. Balllnger in bringing
suits against his arch -conspirators, -
it could not be learned when he would
begin action or who would be the first
| target for this action.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-10
DOUGLAS, ALASKA,
IS REPORTED
ON FIRE
TOWN ACROSS FROM JUNEAU IS
IN DANGER or BEING TO.
TALLYsDEsTRoYED.

juneau, Alaska, March 9.--The town
of Douglas, on Douglas island. across
Gastineay channel from juneau. Is
burning. The fire, which started In a
barber shop, has already swept the
greater portion Of Front street and
driven by n high wind. is spreading
rapidly. The cold Is intense and 500
men from the Treadwell gold mines
who are fighting the flames are great :
~ hampered in their work. II is al
most certain that the entire town VIII
be destroyed.
Tho telephone girl in the Douglas
exchange telephoned to Juneau tina,
the office Is burning and she would
leave the building at once. Douglas
Is the seat of the famous Treadwel
mines, which employ 1000 men. and
Superintendent Kensle has ordered al
men out of the mines 10 join in fight
ing tho fire.
The high wind has whipped tho
channel into fury and the larg,
boats are unable to go from here tc
take assistance 10 the burning town
The ferry has been loaded with fire
fighting apparatus and men from Ju'
neau and Is attempting 10 cross the
channel to Douglas.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-03-10
DARING SAILORS
RISK LIVES
FOR MANY HOURS JACK TARS
REFUSE TO LEAVE THEIR
STRANDED HOME.

Norfolk, Va, March 9-After
night OF terrific storm 2S members of
the crew of the British ship Man
ehnria, stranded three miles below
Little island, on the Virginia coast.
refused 10 leave tho vessel today and
from the deck OF the ship waved their
hands to their eight shirmates who
last night risked their lives in the
breeches buoy TO reach shore through
mountains high waves.
With the shifting Of the wind tho
sea today was almost as cain as a
mill pond and the lifesavers We're able
to launch their life boats 10 take OFF
the remainder of the crew. Only one
man, however, wanted 10 como
ashore and he had been hurt by heing
thrown about on the ship during last
nights storm
Wreckers say they will save tho
vessel and expect to float her on thu
late tide tomorrow when a portion OF
her cargo OF coal Is removed.
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Seattle's Mayor Appeals.

Seattle. March 9.--The following ap-
peal was issued today by Mayor
George w. Dilling Of Seattle:
More than million people are now
suffering from famine In north China.
The death raA, now exceeds 200 a day.
with a steady and appalling increase
American consular agents and mission
aries now on the ground report that
aid Is grayely needed and will continue
to be needed until the new crop can be
harvested In June. They report that
In order to relieve the acuteness of the
distress not less than 100000 is need
ed within the next 30 days.
"The Seattle Commercial club. CO.
operating with the Red Cross society.
has just dispatched thy United States
transport Bnford, laden With supplies
for these stricken people. and is still
engaged In collecting funds for their
further relief which funds will be for
warded to the United States consular
agent at Shanghai.
"As mayor of Seattle, I'm behalf OF
these stricken people. | appeal to tho
people OF the United states to do all In
their power to aid in this benevolent
undertaking. Donations of any amount
Will be appreciated. Donations should
be forwarded and all checks made pay
able to the Seattle Commercial club"
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Washington. March o.-tSpecial)-
Discussing the nomination Of Charles
s. Henderson to be United states mar
shal for Montana and the failure of the
senate to confirm the nomination. Sen
ator Joseph NJ. Dixon gave out the fol-
lowing statement today:
If IL had not been for the unprece-
dcnted and injudicious action Of few
Of Charles Hendcrson's professed
friends, he would probably have been
named as marshal ! have known
him for years. personally. lie ls a
good man but the attempt to have him
surreptitiously named for marshal by
dark 4lantern methods made 1t impos-
sible
The first intimation ! had Of the
proceedings came In telegram from
Butte. signed by John Corette and
John Davies. asking me not TO op-
pose his confirmation. At the same
time another telegram was handed me
from Helena. signed by State Senator
Edwards. Charlie Bacr and others
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PESTlLENcE AND FAMINE DEv.
ASTATE COUNTRY AND
CAUSE STARVATION.
MISSIONARIES ACTIVE
One Man Sees Thirteen People Dead
in as Many Miles-Mayor Dlling of
Seattle Issues Appeal in Behalf of
Stricken PcopIe-Death Rate Ex
ceeds 200 Per Day.

Washington. March o.--More grue-
some stories of the horror OF the Chi
nese famine reached the state depart
ment from the consul general at Shang-
hal. who sums up conditions Mt the be-
ginning OF February. One traveller re-
ported passing 13 dead bodies In i3
miles of the road.
The missionaries tell OF the natives
eating cakes made of leaves and stems
mixed with millet chaff, which they
buy with the allowance from the gov
ernment of three cents apiece. The
trees had been stripped OF bark which
had been eaten.
Dr. Cochrane, an American Presby-
tcrian missionary. said that In the
whole afflicted region there were
100000 starving people. In one VII
lage OF 100 families one third were
dead of hunger and pestilence. Snow
was falling and many We're without
proper shelter or clothing.
The missionaries have attacked the
work OF relief with the greatest sys-
| the province of Puchow, for instance.
we're divided into four classes and
enumerated with this result: Those
who had plenty numbered 1895; those
who could exist till harvest on what
grain they had. 209.937; those who had
little grain. but would be in need be
fore the end Of February. 15s.30i. and
those really destitute. in need Of imme-
dIate relief. 197.Csf.
One thousand dollars raised by the
Chinese Relief commission OF the
chamber of commerce of Cincinnati
was cabled to Shanghai by the Amer
lean Red Cross. The Cincinnati re-
lief commission previously collected n
large supply Of provisions now en-
route to China on the nem transport
Buford