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Arizona republican., 1911-11-11
TANNER CHAPEL A. Nj. E.

TANNER CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH.-Rev. H. Franklin Bray the pastor. will preach at both serv- ices Sunday. The subject m the morning will be. Crossing the Flood and in the evening. The Welcome Home" The evening sermon will be the fourth in the series on heaven. The Sabbath school meets at 9;45. Miss Ardmore Lewis, superintendent. The Sunday class for the aged meets at F: 30. and the Allen Christian En- deavor league at 6:30. The church is on the corner of Second and lief ferson streets All will receive hearty welcome to all these services
 THE COLISEUM.-An entire change in the vaudeville speC'altl"S, new songs and special numbers by the orchestra stars will be t:c at trd,..iun at this popular pay house this evening. Three shows nightly make il necessary for the iadieS who wish to secure seats to com" just 2 little earlier than usual. TSa motion pictures are oi more than Usual in terest and the subjects instructive as well as entertaining. ManaGef Reeves has made the comF"r; pf the lady Iatrons of the house personal matter and the comfortable opC'a chairs and Carpeted aislss ate e p',asin" c,l1I.Ge from the dlIt u1re and shaky chairs.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-11

FULLER WAS HURT.-Fred Fuller who went through the fence at the south end of the fair ground on Thurs day. his Mercer car turning hand spring and a sOmersault, did no; emerge so fortunately as was at first He found on looking him. self over later. that four ribs were fractured though he was able to walk back to the grand stand all right. The Mercer car wrecked was the one that participated in the road race in l9lo Both the wrecked car and the Red Cross auto truck that was driven through by George Bullock and George Drew mechanician. were shipped back to Los Angeles last night. It is thought S1OO will put the car in good shape again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-08
FOR SALE Miscellaneous.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
A LEN|ENCY PLEA
WAS FUTILE ONE
Young Horse Thief's Alleged
Love for His Mother
Did Not Move Judge

A plea OF leaiency on the ground
that he stole a horse and rig in order
that he might visit his mother in this
city failed to move the sympathies of
Judge Ed Jackson of the Henry coun-
" circuit court on Wednesday and he
sentenced Clyde Perry of Knightstown
formatory for one TO fourteen years,
imposed fine of s10o and disfranchis-
ed for five years.
Early on Monday morning Perry
stole a horse from John Allen. living
near Ogden, and a rig from another
nearby farmer. He abandoned the
OUTFIT west of this city in the after
noon and within an hour and a half
after arriving in the city was in the
clutches of the law. His mother in
terceded to little avail Her efforts
moved the arresting officers more than
they affected the youth, who. how
ever, after landing in the Henry coun-
ty Jail must have decided that his al
legged love for his mother was the
best excuse for his action and deter
mined to use it in his imprisoned
plea for leniency.
Upon deserving the horse and rig,
he either turned it towards it's home
or the animal led by it's own instinct
started for home. 1t was caught at
Centerville and stabbed. The outfit
was returned to the owners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
DAIRY CONDITIONS
GREATLY IMPROVED
Only Twelve of Forty Selling
in the City Are Not Up
TO Standard Now.

Prevailing conditions in the dairies
furnishing milk In Richmond Received
attention at meeting of the bureau
OF municipal research on Wednesday
afternoon. OF the forty dairies there
are twelve which are not entirely sat
isfactory, although twcnty-four have
improved since the investigation in
the summer and four of the twelve
new concerns are in excellent condi-
ton.
The report was made by Prof. y. G..
Heironimus, who inspected the dair-
les in the summer and again during
the holidays. The latter inspection
was made both for the purpose of
comparison with what they were in
the summer and also TO obtain data
which might be useful. Prof. Heron
linus had no complaint to make of
twentyaour of the twenty-eight con-
Germs which have been established
several months. However four OF the
old establishments had deteriorated in
this period he declared. Dairying EVIL
IDENTIFY Is profitable as evinced in his
report that there were twelve new
Hrms. Fifty per cent Is considered a
good grade. but twelve dairies do not
have this percentage, still there are
several. mostly larger concerns which
have not ratings above so per cent.
For the present no publication of
those dairymen operating unclean
diaries will be made, the committee
believing that the dairymen will
clean up and otherwise improve condi.
ton. making them eligible to high.
or standing Milk inspector Flock has
taken no action for the same reason,
Il being his policy to give the dairy
men all needed opportunity to perfect
conditions. but II his advice Is not
needed. then he expects to prosecute
Whether the city has been paying
mn exorbitant rent for fire hydrants
was question discussed and debated
but resulted In no decision. Some
declared that the franchise had
been violated In both implied and in
its written expressed terms. These
holding this opinion believed that the
city already had paid several thousand
dollars In excess for fire dydrant rent
The gas question was brought up and
tabled until the next meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
SONS OF VETERANS
SEEKING RECRUITS

Plans have been made by the Will
liam P Benton Post, Sons of Veterans.
TO make the month of February a re-
cruiting period and all members are
urged in letters being mailed out to
secure one or more new members.
The post will have an appropriate Gel
ebration of Lincoln's birthday. but as
yet the exact nature of the celebration
has not been planned, Installation Of
officers will be held at the meeting ON
next Monday evening. Assistance
will he given 10 the commercial aud
patriotic organizations in making the
G, \, Il. state encampment here a
notable event.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
ROAD SUPERVISOR
APPOINTED TODAY

w. r. Crawford has been appointed
road supervisor of road district No. 3,
in Wayne township. He succeeds
Frank Demaree, who resigned to ac-
cept the position of guardian for the
insane and turnkey at the county Jail.
The appointment was made by town
ship trustee. James Haworth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05

Dec. ?, Bertha Borker, itching $500 |
Dec. ?, Ethel Moore. teach. $3.50
Dec. 2, II Hill, teaching. $50 |
Dec. ., Fl A Studebaker, tch 10000
Dec. =, Minnie Long teach. $500 |
Dec. >, Jas kizer hack hire. 5000
Dec. 2, Chas Boyd, hack hire $500
Dec. 2, Linus Peacock hex hr 24oo
Dec. 2, o Nicholson, hex hr $500
Dec. ?, Lulu Brown, teach 45.45
Dec. 2, Isabelle Kienzle, ten $50
Dec. 2, Flossie -Neff. tch msc 1900
Dec. 2, John Roller. Ser sup. 51.o0
Dec. ?, \ Sharp. hack hire 27.oo
Dec. 2, Geo r Sanders, hack
nlre 5u.Uo
| Dec. Is, J NJ Coe Printing Co,
| printing sch report .. 3.25
| Dec. Is, weise Furniture Co,
HACK hire i.5p
| Dec. 10, Nell Davis, HEX hr.. $500
| Dec. 10, c V Sullivan, furnace
| and roof repair =. . 7.05
! Dec. Is, Allen & Cain. school
| hack bench and bell. :. =. 321S
| Dec. Is. Gertrude James.
/ manuel training e. ;. 80. $500
! Dec Is, Chas Boyd, hex hire $500
Dec. Is, VIM F Wells, HEX hr $500
Dec. Is, c. S. Keever, hack
reports and blanks :. -. =. SIS
Dec. Is, Enos Thornburg, ser
supervisor .. =. :. :. =. 5000
Dec Is, VIM Roller, gravel. 500
/ Dec. 10, d w Harris. I'd wrk 5.25
Dec. 10, Isabelle Kienzle tch $500
Dec. 10, l. ] Murdoch, dis
injecting mott :. :. E. =. $50
Dec. Is, w L Hatfield coal and
| tables 100
Dec so, w KienZle, ser trus 5000
Dec. 20, Ben Williams, I'd wk 1000
Dec. 80, Frank Shubla, I'd wk 4.27
Summary.
For the year ending December 81,
1910:
Balance on hand last settlement
Township Fund, $240.7S; Tuition Fund
S417.10; Special School Fund, s1723;
Road Fund. s269.O1 Dog Fund, $154.00;
Total of all Funds, s973.S2.
Receipts-Township Fund. $707.54;
Tuition Fund, s2,92942; Special School
Fund, $5,509.04: Road Fund, $739.96;
Dog Fund. $154OO; Total of all Funds,
$1O,039.96.
Total of balance and receipts-Town
ship Fund, s97S.02; Tuition Fund, So
1862; Special School Fund, $5,526.27;
Road Fund, s1,OOS97; Dog Fund
sl54.00: Total Of all Funds, $11 ,013.7S.
Disbursements - Township Fund,
$769.94; Tuition Fund, $3,321.65; Spe-
cial School Fund, $5,492.15; Road
Fund, $1,0Os.12; Dog Fund, $154.O0;
Total of all Funds, $10,745.s4.
Balance - Township Fund, $20S0S;
Tuition Fund, $24.s7: Special School
Fund, .$34.12: Road Fund, $.S5; Total
of all Funds, $267.94.
State of Indiana Wayne County, SIS:
The undersigned, being duly sworn.
upon his oath says that the within is
true and complete showing Of all the
moneys received and paid out as he
verify believes; and that the various
items of expenditure credited have
been fully paid in the sums stated, and
without express or implied agreement
that any portion thereof shall be re-
tanned by or repaid to him, or to any
other person; and that he has receiv-
ed no money nor article Of value in
consideration of any contract made by
him as Trustee.
F.. w. Kienzle, Trustee
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this the 3rd day of jan, 1911.
A. o. Pierce, Chairman Of
the Advisory Board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
Apr %, Nellie Davis. hack

apr -, Nelic Laws, AoSn
hire ...... ...-.... Io."o
Apr 22, Ethel Moore, tp inst 1858
Apr %, Isabelle Kienzle, tip
inst .....- 1000
Apr %. John Ellis. janitor =. $500
Mich %. Nav Bond, hack hire 500
May 6, Isabelle kienzle, teach 5000
May 6, Isabelle Kienzle, d.
ploma exam ............. Z.oo
May II, l. J Murdoch, coil &
laboratory supplies ....... $50
May u, VIM Ellis, 3 brooms
and mop .......... i.'o
May II, VIM Johnson & Son,
CRATE bars ............ lo-oV
May II, Columbia School Sup
Co, school supplies .... SIG
May II, VIM Roller. school
supplies i.1S
May u, Paul Brooks. hack
hire ........ o7o'oo
May IS, Edgar Pollard, dead
sheep ....... ........ 45.Oo
May %, David Newman, dead
sheep ........ ...... 3S.Oo
May q, Geo X Yeager, work
in S yard ................. 10000
May 2S, John hurry, bridge
"OIk, -uo
May IS, JAS Thornburg. work
in S. yard .............. LIS
May %, Ora Cloud, work in S
yard ........ ....... 80. l.'o
May &c. Glen Pickett, work in
- yaTu Lou
June 1, Martin Thornburg,
work in S yard ...... 150
June /, Everit Upton. work in
) yard ........ ....... LOO
June 1, Isabelle Kienzle, End
up exam Luz
June l, Enos Thornburg, ser
supervisor .............. 1000
June /, Merit Nicholson,
wood for engine .......... 1855
June l, Frank Veal, cement
work .... ...... ........ 40
Jun /. Jas Thornburg, cement
work ...... .... 1871
June /, JOS Kizer, cement
work 2b.4O
June 1, Jesse Bird, road wrk 1000
June 1. John Bond. road wrk 1920
Juue 10, VIM Welsh Mfg Co.,
DlplOIlldS -l.oU
June Is, Edgar Pallord,
wounded sheep :. :. :. :. 1000
June Is, Jesse Bird, road work
9.OO
July /. F. Kienzle, services as
trustee :. loO.Oo
July 1, VIM McDivvt,, road
OF
July /, Howard Gomber, road
work LOO
July 1, Jones Hardware Co,
bell yoke and wheel 3. -. 800
July /, Levi Gates, road work $50
July l, David Newman, dead
sheep l6.oO
July /, VIM. Roller, road
hardware 14.9U
July /, Enos Thornburg, SER
vices supervisor :. =. :. :. 1000
July 1, Wayne County Lum-
Der Co., cement and lum-
Der -. :. :. =. :. :. :. 1851
July 1, D. l.. Stoner, teaching 1000
July l. Chas Boyd, hauling :. 1880
July 16, First National Bank
Bond and interest. :. -. 2,157.5O
July Is. John Fox, draying .. 4.2O
July 16, First National Bank
interest on warrant :. 3.15
July 16. w. E. Brown, trustee
Green 11a teaching veals :. 10000
July 16, Ethel Moore. teach
ing oI.o0
July 16. Isabelle Kienzle.
teaching :. :. :. :. E. :. 1856
July Is, II. A. Studebaker,
teaching :. loo.oo
July 16, John hurry, grub
: ing :. :. .. 1.5C
July l6. VIM. McDivitt. shovel
ing coal LIE
July 16, Leo Boyd, shoveling
coal :. =. =. =. >. =. 225
July 16. Jno Campbell. En-
CINE work :. 5000
July 16. as Kizer. grading
and bridge work :. .. -. 3155
July 16, w II Bartel, spong-
es and pads :. .. :. 1Ss
July 16. VIM L Hatfield
coal :. =. :. :. =. =. =. 1925
July 16. Wayne Co, State
accounts :. :. :. :. 49,. :. 51.1:
/ July 16, J. d. Adams e Co,
bal on grader, blade and
| blanks :. :. :. :. :. :. 1850
July 16, d II Goble & Co.,
| vouchers and reports 40.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
FINANCIAL REPORT

70 the Advisory Board, Clay Township,
Wayne County, indiana. r. w. kien-
xle, Township Trustee. Dated JAM,
1911.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-05
RECORD OF MONEYS RECEIVED

BY +. w. Kienzle. trustee of Clay
township, Wayne county. during the
year ending December 81, 1910.
Jan 4. First Nat bank. Dec int
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
LOST ALASKAN GIRL FOUND

TACOMA. Sept In (Delayed).-
Marjorie Reiman. aged 16, the
daughter of Mrs Masnussen of Val.
dez. who has been missing since
February last. has been found in
Catholic school at San Francisco.
The mother charges that the seques
ira ior was caused by the Catholic
church. but the attorney who helped
the girl get away denies this and
claims that the girl was taken TO
San Francisco To save her from
the immoral surroundings of road
house 10 which her mother intended
10 take her
SEATTLE. Sept. 17-MajoIie Rel
man. VIII was lost from Valdez last
spring and found week ago in a
Catholic institution in San Francis
co. has beer taken to Tacoma with
her mother Tomorrow the court will
hold hearing involving the charges
that the mother is not a proper per
Ii {. have the custody of the child
Mrs Magruseu, the girls mother,
says that she will start a suit for
S25,pnh damages for sequestration
against the priests and sisters of
the Catholic convent and the lawyer
who helped ahduCt the girl
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
EVIDENCE OF MURDER OF
SPECIAL WRITER FOR
APPEAL TO REASON

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Il. - The
police have found hat belonging
to George A. Shoaf the Socialist
leader and staff writer for Appeal to
Reason. Girard. Kan. who came
here to investigate the Times bomb
case, together with a bludgeon, in
front of the house where he was
staying Friends of the young man
declare they had warned him that his
life was in danger because of the
nature Cf his investigations and
they fear he has been killed. The
woman with whom he boarded told
of hearing scuffle in one OF her
Railways at midnight which was
followed by the crash of falling
body. She investigated, but found
no one. Shoaf was particularly IN
terested in the defense OF John ).
and James Mcnamara, who are charg-
ed with blowing up the Times build
ing.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
WARSHIPS TO TRY AN
INVASION OF HAWAII

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. - The
cruisers West Virginia, Colorado,
California and South Dakota, accom-
panied by eight torpedo boat de-
stroyers sailed for the Hawaiian Is
lands on September Is and will re-
turn to the Pacific coast November
/. The object OF the expedition it
is stated is that the vessels shall
engage in tactical exercises around
the islands. The real object Of the
maneuvers is to ascertain whether
an invading fleet can make an en-
trance into any of the bays around
the Island of Oahu on which is
Honolulu There are about 500 mar
ines and coast artillery men avail
able to resist the attacks theoreti-
cally
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
GRANTIC RACE With
DEATH IN Mine DRIFT

:. LEADNllLE, Sept. Il. A ::
:. frantic struggle is being made by ::
:. small band of lescuers liz ii ::
:. mining shaft al the hundred ::
:. foot level today to reach three ::
= men who have been imprisoned :.
:. by ii caye-in since 1890 en- Sat ::
:. day morning. The men are ::
:. Frederick Caski, Andrew Brede ::
:. and Matthew Jackson, employ ::
:. ed in the mine short distance ::
:: from the city. The rescuers ::
:. are now on the last lap of the ::
:. race ard it is hoped they will be ::
:. in time TO effect rescue by :.
:. tonight. The entombed men are ::
:. breathing through pipe and al :.
:. though exhausted and hungry ::
:. Ihey are keeping up their spirits ..
:. in the hope of rescue. The ::
:. rescue party is cramped in its :.
:. work on account of the narrow :.
:. space it has to work in. :.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
THINK YECCMEN
CROSSED over
TO SPIRIT CITY

VANCOUVER. b. c., Sept. Il. -
The latest theory in regard to the
robbery OF the bank of Montreal at
New Westminster of quarter of a
million dollars is to the effect that
the yeggmen hurried across the
boundary as quickly as they could,
headed for Seattle. where they intend
to live quietly for time and then
hunt more distant refuge SO far
there is abs -lutely no clue to the
robbers. The supposed one that was
discovered when 1t was thought one
OF the stolen bills had been found
has been exploded. it being case
of mistaken identity Included In the
cash that the burglars got away with
was s20,Ooo in American gold TWEEN
ties
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
MARRIED so YEARS,
NOW ASKS A DIVORCE

:. CHICAGO. Sept. Il. Judge ::
:. William T.. Dover in the super ::
= iOr court today was asked to di- ::
:. wore, e a couple who Wele mar ::
:. riet so afte! the opening of ::
:. the civil war ard could have :.
:. ,elt hrated their golden wedding ::
:. anniversary last April. ::
:. Mrs. Francis Kick. who was ::
:. married TO Godfrey Kick in ::
:. Woosie:, Ohio, April II, 1861, ::
:. testified her husband deserted ::
:. her January |, 1907. He was :.
:: rowing disposition, she said, and ::
:. had left a dozen times before, ::
:. the last time he did not return :.
:. Kick is in the poultry bust :.
:. ness. :.
:. Mrs Kick now lives in Blue ::
:. Island She is the mother # ::
:. five childr en-. :.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
AGED Lovers WE'D
after A QUARREL
SIXTY YEARS Ago

:. CLEVELAND, Sept. Il. A :
:. romance, interrupted 60 years :
:. ago by a lovers quarrel, had =
:. happy elimination today when =
:. Mortimer Baldwin and Mrs. :
:. Hannah Wells. both 81, were =
:. married at the parsonage in :
:. Marengo. Ohio, by Rev. F G. :
:. Boroff. =
:. 1t was sixty years ago that =
:. Baldwin first courted Hannah =
:. Wilson in South Woodbury. vii :
:. lage One evening Baldwin call :
:: ed on Flora Aldrich. Village :
:. gossips told his sweetheart. They =
:. qualreled In 1854 Hannah VIII :
:. son married Ruben Gardner. The :.
:. next year Baldwin married Flora =
:. Aldlich The two couples lived :
:. as neighbors and Hannah and =
:. Baldwin forgot their quarrel =
:. In 1880 Gardner died, and in =
!. 1885 the widow married Capt, ::
:: Milton Wells Mrs Baldwin died :
!. in 1891, and with the death OF =
:. Capt. Wells last February, the :
:. former sweethearts were free :
= to marry. ::
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
HAWK TO BE MADE
DEPUTY WARDEN AT
ATLANTA. GA, PRISON

ATCHISON, Kas, Sept. II. - Will
bur c. Hawk. of Atkinson, kas., was
offered the position as deputy warden
of the United States penitentiary at
Atlanta, Ca, today Hawk is 81 years
of age and was born and raised in
Atchison county. He is Republi-
can. Hawk will accept the offered
appointment.
WASHINGTON, Sept. II. Will
bur C. Hawk of Atchison, kas., prob
ably is to be warden of the federal
penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Hawk
has been offered the position because
of the efforts of Representative An
thony of Kansas.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
PRETTY FRENCH GIRL
CLIMBS CONVENT WALL
TO ELOPE WITH DR..

OMAHA, Neb, Sept. II. - Steal
ing away from the Notre Dame CON
vent at Marshall, Mo, just before
she was to have taken the veil, Miss
Roma Romine, pretty French girl,
IS years old, climbed the convent
wall and was married in Omaha to-
day to DR.. Beecher B. Baldwin, of
Elkho,n. Neb. DR.. Baldwin and his
bride left Omaha last night for a
trip abroad.
Several weeks ago Miss Romine
became ill., Dr. Baldwin. who was
in Marshall on a vacation, was call
ed to treat her. The young people
Immediately fell in love and an elOpt-
ment was arranged, Miss Romine
climbing the high wall OF the con
vent. The doctor brought her here to
Omaha and the two were married
Yesterday
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18

FLIGHT SFR|ES
Of ACCIDENTS

COLFAN. Cal, Sept. Il. Aviator
Fowler. who commenced his trans
continental flight last Monday, meet
ing with disaster the first day when
his machine struck the tree tops.
has had his biplane repaired and will
resume his flight on Tuesday Avia-
tor Ward, who started from New
York in race across the continent
with Fowler fell twenty feet on
Saturday afternoon near Oswego,
200 miles from his starting point
Ills machine was not very much
damaged and he expects the repairs
will be completed by this evening
and he will be able to start early in
the morning. His fall of twenty
feet failed to injure him, and he
states he is confident he will bs
able to complete the long flight
without further serious mshap
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
fight TO Death
BETWEEN SHART
and SHIPS Pig

:. PROVIDENCE. Sept. l7.-De- :!
= tails of battle to the death y
:. between a man-eating shark and +
:. a schConers pet pig were relat- +
:. ed here today when the four =
+ master Marguerite arrived from +
!. Norfolk, Va. i
:. The shark. six-footer, was +
:: hooked while the Marguerite was .
:. becalmed off Fire Island When +
= Dennis, the pig, began to nose =
:: around, the shark seized the +
:. poker by the snout. Dennis fin +
:. ally got bulldog grip, and dig. +
:. ging his feet into the man-eat- =
!. ers side, tore away large por- +
:. ton OF the sharks jowl, while +
= the crew applauded (
!. +
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18

The CITIZEN WILL BASE ALL
ADVERTISING CONTRACTS ON
ITS CIRCULATION OUR SUB.
SC4IpTIOS BOOKS ARE OPEN
TO ALL ADVERTISERS. OUR
CIRCULATION is OUR PRIDE.
THE PAPER MOST GENERALLY
READ WILL GET THE BEST RE.
SUITS FOR THE ADVERTISER
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
CHENA CUSTOM MILL BUSY

Or Thursday the custom mill at
Cinema was started 10 work on
shipment Of 46 tons of ne from the
Rainbow mine, on Skoogey sulch, own
ed by Zimmerman & Gordon, and the
plltes were cleaned up yesterday
evening. While the retOrting mas
not vet been done it is believed that
the ore will run about the same
shipment milled. which gave $3S to
The ton.
Today the mill will comm nee
crushing on shipments from the
Ryan lole on Eva creek and from
Bush < Graham's claim on Fairbanks
creek The ore from each OF these
claims is expected TO return good
values
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18

you CAN'T AFFORD TO HAVE
YOUR PAPER STOPPED. GIVE THIS
MATTER YOUR ATTENTION. READ.
ERS WHOSE SUBSCRIPTIONS
HAVE EXPIRED SHOULD SEND IN
THEIR RENEWALS. AS ALL SUB
SCRlPTIONS ARE PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE. you NEED THE |
PAPER WE NEED THE MONEY |
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
MOTHER TRAVELS, TWINS
BORN IN SEPARATE TOWNS

:: :. :. :. :: :. :. :. ;. :. ). :. ). :. ):
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-09-18
OUTSIDE WITH CHARGES.

SEATTLE, Sept. l6 Isaac J.
today on his way from Fairbanks
to Salem, Ore, where the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold its an
nual conference. Mr.. Wheeler is
the bearer of serious charges against
Rev. John Parsons. superintendent
of the Methodist missions in Alaska,
and he will file the charges with the
Salem conference. He says that
Rev Parsons will be in Fairbanks
during the winter