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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09

from Wyoming on the east Excluding
Bear Lake county, to the Lost River
mountains On the west Excluding Am
erican Falls). This YVES an enormous
county from point of territory.
Early in the 80. it became the cen-
ter of the anti-Mormon movement
within the territory Of Idaho. Black
foot was the home of Fred T. Du-
bois, who he'd just them been appoint
ed United States marshall i'm the ter
ritory. 1t was also the home of C.
]. Bassett, who was generally recog-
nized as his closest friend and ad-
vser.
The Anti-Morman Movement
The seat of the anti Norman move.
! ment demanded at once the attention
of the politicians of the state. w. B
Green had been elected as one OF the
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09

Bonneville is now county, with
Idaho Falls as the county seat. Y s.
terday CTuesday) afternoon Govern
or Hawlcy attached his signature to
the bin creating the new county. He
sent for Senator st. Clair, tn auth
or of the bill, notified him that he
had given the measur his approval
and presented the senator from BinS-
ham with the pen with which he
signed the bill. Although this was
but an ordinary steel pen, in an or
binary wooden holder, Senator st.
Clair carried it off as one Of his
most highly tr assured possessions.
Bonneville is the first new coun-
ty to be created since Bonner and
Twin Falls came into xistence a
few years ago. 1t is created from
Bingham county in the southeast
ern, part of the state, leaving Black
foot still the county seat of the
southern portion of the county.
In this same connection, IL Is inter
esting to note that the senate yester
day passed by unanmuos vote the
Hammer resolution providing for On'
senator Tor each county, new or Old
and a number Of repr sentatlves
three times the number OF senators
This resolution provides for a con
stitutional amendment, and as 1t hat
already passed the house. 1t Is nov
| in a, fair way to success. The fe
ing among the Legislators Is that th'
voters of the state will gladly vot'
for the amendment.
Helps County Division.
| The success of this measure to In
crease the representation so tina
ach county shall have one senate
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09
WOES OF RURAL DELIVERY

and his horse got down. Frank
WIS., g faithful horse finally became
tired and quit work at the edge OF
a large pool of water in the road.
All the carriers have had to take
down fences and resort to various
means to deliver mail and this
was not occasioned by flood wat r
from rain alone. Many of the mis-
haps were the result of water from
under th. observation of the writer
ing in them. Ask a mail carrier
wheth.r we need good roads.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09
IDAHO IS UNCLE SANS
j GREATEST IRRIGATOR

FOR The
IN
LENGTH
r
La
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09
"OLD" BINGHAM Is
GRADUALLY REDUCED

UNION the
Vase
Arny, In The Sunday
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09
Water For Sale.

Water in the Blackfoot Irrigation
Canal is for sale at the offices OF
the Idaho Irrigation Lands Co. II.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09

Advertise in the Opitmist. 1t pays.
Subs cribe for the Optimist.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-09
For Sale.

Some pure bred White Wyandotte
cockerels. $10O each, if taken at
once. Z. M. kENNEDf.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MissOrRi,,..
County OF Holt, -
In The tir'uit Court, Ia he April Term, Ipi I.
Cora u. Pucti, Plaintiff,
Austin NJ. Tnc,,. defendant.
~ ihi> dry comes tn, Plniniin herein aud
hlcs her petition and Afidavii, alleging,
AMONG ~ her things, hat Defendant Aust In
fueit II not resident ~ the >tntcof Mis-
souri,;
Whrrcupon II Il ordered 10y the CLERK Of
this Court that said defendant l1 no, tiled by
publlcal Ion that rlaintin la, commenced Il
suit asnins him in j. Court the object aud
general natnr Of " hirh i, that III" Plant III
>'rhs Z" In divorced from the l1nds 81 MARI.
mony contracted with the defendant Ia Holt
Comfy, Missouri, On h. 18th day n May.
lAt ~ the grounds Of habilnnl drunkenness
whole ycnr; aud btcaisr Of the Defendant,
having failed neglected and refused - fur
nisi Pihintim with the nrrcssarir> 81 lifr'
and bennusc thr Defendant after said mar
riagr offered aintin such indignlties ~ tn
render, pnd ns did render, rlailiiT's condi-
ilon In lie, viii, hin tntnlcrablr: and that
unless the said Austin N. l'urit IT. and ap.
10 he begun aud holden ~ the Court iiouse IN
the city II Oregon, In said County. IN the
~ day ~ April next, aud an he first day ~
said term answer or plead to the petition In
said cause; the sam" will l,r taken NJ COM
fr,>.d, and Judgment will h" rendered n'-
And tits further ordered, that II copy here
NJ In published. according Ia law, IN The Holt
County sentinel, y weekly newspaper printed
and published In Holt County, Missouri, for
four success I've weeks, the last Insert Ion
" days before the arst day OF said April, iaii
term ~ said court.
!-". copy iS% .@ 1y rs S.mS and tn. seal o,
SS . S IS, Az S g; F. 3, M1, s Ga"y
Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
o. der of Publication

County ~ Holt.
~ The circuit Court. January Term, irii
y ", NO,"ris, Fiaintin.
VI.
rl"o,i"rr Il. Mueller. Defendant.
ti,il Action by Attachment
\uw ~ this .I day ~ January, ipIl being
h" pialn,in, 10y his attorney, and u appear
IN. Ia the Court hy the am. iiyli ~ ifnnk r..
Tree, the Hilniii'y and agent f,r IL" MIA N
hrr'ln, duly ulrl Ia THIS rHus,', that the de
PENDANT Th.oiur" u. Murllrt, l. "a non resi-
't'n, ~ the state ~ Missouri, N l. ordered by
h. Court thai pu,lirni ion h" made not lfy ins
Mn that an a'thnl has hr"u commenced
against hliu lay priltiuu aud attachment IN
he, ,'Ir'uit ,uuri ~ Iioli County. IN tI, stat,
~ Missouri, founded ~ NOT" for ~, sum ~
>N thousand Dollars t.,i NN.i~n with Interest
~ -iN per cent prr nnnuu from September -,
l'T,; hat his prupriy has been attached
ana ihni unless hr h- nu,l appear al the uuNi
li"u>" ~ ,'rvsu',. u, the said county of Holt
IN the aih day ~ April, inll. aud an the first
iiN Thereon iif III" Irrin >hlil ~ long rniI-
thu" and " not before ID" end ~ the T,rn.i
answer or plead 10 plniniins p'iliiun, Iudg.
u"ni MI u" r"nd"iwr against him niid his
y np"rtN sold Ia satisfy the same
u II fIrl her Ordered hat u COPY hereof h.
puhl sh"d IN The Hon County sentinel, u
weekly newspaper published IN thu said
County ~ Nplt ana designated Nv pnint n :
attorney Tor tpnr weeks successfully, the
last lns"rlion IL h" ~ least fifteen days he.
fore lr commencement ~ ia" neat term ~
Ills Court,
\ true copy from The record.
Witness my hand and The seal ~ said Court,
- T.. \. III NiiNM.
! seat t,r'uii 'lrrk,
--N
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31

LAWHENIll'S j. An Imported
herman Zach stallion. ~ years old.
Dark lay IN color: weight 400 lis.
VIII make The season of loll. AT the
liver. barn, Oregon. No.. every day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
Order Of Publication.
IN ihr Circuit Court ~ Holt County. Mis-
souri,,

In The Circuit Court ~ Holt Comfy. Mis-
souri,.
To hr April ipii, Term Thereof
STATE OF MlsSotRi,
County ~ Holt,
John 4. ltiownlng, plnintin,
Vs.
Mary &, browning. William \, drowning. E>-
crutor II The Estate f Elias W. WrD sniug,
deceased, william a, browning, Rose Alta
Gray uicc Browning, Walter browning.
sanford browning Lindsay throw ming, ,Irn-
ME lmwad ,irr browning Florence Hon
kins uIcc Brlwningl. Emma Rrrl ra ~ t,i,,,
Rrowningl, William \, Sharp and Asa u.
sharp, defendants,
suit Ia SIT aside viii.
Now NJ this day comes the uhoyr named
rlainiin aud lilies his pct Ion hercln alleging
among Other things that the lIrfrn,u M :. ,o-
wit; Jennie Dcwnld ,nrr ilrow ming, Flnr-
.ncr Iiopkins tner Rrbwning,, aud Emma
ncrir (ucc ltrowningl are non residents ~
'ht stat" ~ Missouri and "aunut In served
viii, the ordinary prnrss ~ law In mi,
STATE.
Is therefore ordered by the undcrsi ned
clerk In vacation That said non resident lie
PENDANTS In notified ny pubil'ntinn that
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
Administrative Notice.

Notlc" Is hereby given, that Letters ~ Al
tate ~ ", u. walker decreased, were granted
Ia the undersigned on the 10Th day Of Febru
AIRY, 1911, by the Probate Court Of Holt COun
~, Missouri, All persons having claims
against said estate ARE requested 10 EXHIBIT
them Tor allOwuHce Ia the administratriN
within one year nft er the date OF ~ Id letters
such estate; aud II such claims be- not exhib.
tied within Two years from the date NJ this
publication. they will he fnreyer barred.
OLIVIA WALKER.
Administ ralrix.
Thi, .+th day ~ February. 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
Executors Notice.

Notice l. hrphv given. that Letters T-s,a-
n"niary ~ tn estate ~ tu,ui,"th Ann Mcn =
dows. deceased. wcrr granted To- the un,l-r.
>ign,d. nn the u, h day ~ Mnr'h, MI. 10y tn.
Probate Court " Holt county Missouri.
All ~ rNuns having rlniin> against said Is.
.n,'p ~ the tNr'uiOt within owe year M, r
The uA'"f said letters or they may H. pre-
GUIDED frpin any hrnrtii ~ said estate; Mn, N
.n'h rlaii,,s u" not exhibited " hin VIZ years
he forever harrrd
rhs 9Th day ~ Marl. iPii.
SIDNEY :. MEAih'w>.
Executor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
Executor's Notice.

Nu'ir" u hereby given. that isttprs Tcsin.
iuruiarv uf tn" estate ~ John Irwis. de-
iru>ri were granted tu thu Undersigned. uii
~" irh dny III Nnrh. inii. H., the Probate
Court ~ lloii ,ouniy. Missouri
All persons having claims AZ inst said
estate. arr r,gIuitpd tu exhibit then,
lot nil',w1iU" IT, the Executor within one wear
uficr the date ~ said letters ur they may h.
prn'lud"d ffum any benefit ~ said estate;
nnd " such rlniins H. not exhibited within
i've wears frpm ~. date ~ this puhlirn-
ton, they shalt forever rnrrrd.
This !Nh day ~ Na,rh. iaiI
doIiN g. PATTERSON.
IN,.ufn,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
ELISHA HEALS
NAh..,,sN
Sunday School Lesson fss AR. 2, 1911
Specially Arranged for THIS Payer


GOLDEN TENr-"i.ook uato M. ara
be ye saved all the ends " the earth
for ] am God. and there is none else. -
lisa. 49,
TIME Most scholars place this event
In the reign Of Lrhotaui. the son ~ Nhab.
King OF Israel. who reisned u g. M So
Others argue tina, II occurred In the reign
of Jchoahaz. ~ G. Sot-NS
PLACE Damascus, the capital ~ Sy-
ria, the oldest city In the world. famed
for its swords. damascus blades" and
for It's silks. "damnsk." Samaria. tho
capital 81 Israel. about ITO miles dis
tant.
The miracles Of Elisha we're nearly
all miracles OF kindly helpfulness.
What were some OF these? Those i'm.
me diately preceding and following our
lesson: healing the unhealthful wa.
tiers OF spring; bringing water into
dry valley for the aid Of the three
kings: paying a poor widows debts
by increasing her oil supply: restoring
to life the son OF the Shunammits
woman; making healthfui some pot.
tage into which n poisonous plant had
been put: feeding a hundred men with
20 barley cakes and few ears OF
corn--this and the preceding being in
time Of famine: healing Naaman;
making q lost az head return TO tho
surface Of the water.
Who was Naaman' lie was com.
mander.in-chief under the king Of Sy.
ria, Benhsdad 10. Benhadad. who had
been wont In his youth and middle
age to lead his armies into the field In
person. seems now In his old age to
have found u necessary TO entrust tho
command to q general Naaman had
gained renown by freeing his country
from n powerful foe. probably Assyria.
Of the Assyrians under Shalmanezer
u. again Israel and Benhadad.
Iionored and powerful. what VAS the
flaw In Naaman's fortune7 He WAS a
leper. Leprosy II Of slow develop.
ment. and ~ Nsamsn retained his
military command his malady cannot
have reached . very advanced stage.
u is no, likely. In any ease. that the
Syrians observed the same strict rules
regarding II a. the Jews Lepr0sy.
however. In q terrible disease. htiy
used throughout the bible M the sym.
o"' " s'h s"a aes'h' IN" osease
""ssous. ""s' '"s."S"'"e
,""Iso'e' ~ ess. !" 'ne present
n.'e VI our s"o~'eoss' 81" F" cur
s"'o' ""' ""' ny WAN
Nsaman was u Grest man. With .
great need: and God prepared = great
d-liverance for him. ~ he hss . great
deli'erance for nj, the great needs
OF his children. Tut II WAS brought
about by four very simple agencies.
Only Inferior artists make Q parade ~
complicated processes: the mosi skin.
fui workers use few tools ana unpre.
teniious methods. aud God 10 the most
skiIlful OF al, artists.
Why did ELISHA bid Nssman TO wash
seven times In the river Jordan To
test and strengthen his faith. The
journey would give him time for medi.
ia'ion. for the nearest point Of the
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Slo,W Ia insure living colt 10y Red
O lief. 81 ~ Ia insure living coli hy
Law rcnIius. II mare l. disposed Of
" removed from the county, insIr.
anrr money L. forfeited and Incomes
due. Mare and coli viii bc held Tor
service fees. Care taken 10 avoid ar.
ridrnts, bu' viii no, l~ responsible
should amy occur. l'rdiprrrs Of these
horses can !" seen al barn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-31
RED CHIEF,
TROTTING BRED STALLION

RED ClllEF l. n sorrcl. III hands
high. weighs l2jo pounds. years old.
VIII make the season oI 1911. ~ il"
livery barn. Oregon. Mo-, Friday and
Sal urday Of each week.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
FLAG IF TRUCE
 IS HUNG OUT
Home Power Company Will Meet The Council Half Way-Meanwhile
 They Turn On Lights.

4 truce has been declared between the Home Power Company and the City Council. whereby for the time being. the tax payers Of Skagway, via not be made to suffer while two or three men wrsngle over the~ person al wrongs and a few lights
 Mir. Nye. o5 the Home Power Com pany offered to meet Che Council half way. by splitting the difference and making the contract for e Fights. Th8 Mr. Tanner found that the CouR- cEmen would uot consider These latte- stun demanded the 60light con tract whereuVon Mir. Tanner issued the following proclamation:
 The City Council hes offered to, the Home Power Company to contract for 60 lights. or more, at S1 % per HgAt per month. for nine months. I agree to deposit in advance Ss.25 for
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21

Al g-e CIV Han lass nIzhc a me--y l1-zy was e1z--e5. tse oocasioa be
 E e -e1s- sel-Dorl2y meet
 E -5 cs5 Cry Council Ts57e was -z-e and s-Auzissec aGsszuca pre- .-s vEr a77-e5ates -hs flow of f-ee --ae1l a, JAa -a-eS- eX-ezL Per --zsS were E-Gulgel -1 C-esy be -az- 1--. We and 1L-. Es-1So-- os @ Bone Pcwe- Cc-ra1y. and P0ss-
 -a1-a- s-5 o-re- members CT ne C-cE -- me 5sE-A- and auuse
 r r-a c-ovze5 ho-sa Lack te s-zrz 7--e--S uS E-ou ra11o5USilS
 . r-r El7vs oE o-aeo-y winch pour
 h H-7- Noth Ss5eS
 -la e15-a 5tz5uSs5az ta 6 nutshell was sS aa vae-He- t-e C5-y of SSsE way ~raal5 s5zr co--ao vfsR the E-e Dcvz- Ccu7a-y. laElE 5o- 60 ---.z-E- z-0cua- -EtcS o- mC-e per a for g -o-lts. or sEE tse con --- s1- -- -lEe-s for l,e sane re~o5 -rr --re =ss "a, Es S-- per l5Eh, iG
 r tzss The Coarcl WAS - 5svo- 1s Fa a7E5ae Powe- cowszy wsEted a 1o-ze1 E1- -a -5eheS
 The Ee5aaa vaS osCe5 to & vote ry Coa-5E-sn Fr5eseahal v-so nov as ~ "a oomus,1ee Ne SppGrca5 b, E-av u~ a ,co-Es5s and suemE tso Ssus -, Eo Hore Power Coursuy ,aIaS Eay s5 Gsh-S or uo-e at & -Ne c,u-rse ess- have osH cousS a, as- -he acE1z vsS Ssoo- NE rv ,-1---rs- -svs1G
 a~azS ---o- usS naSss5,, @ Ge r Es-S,- vGS S-eo asked v-hst > a rE7-e PowS Co=pa-y wcU3 saSe Ee S-see5 -has ulleSs tha coa- --a-. us> -1ase for a lzags or no7e rr znzs v,oals -o, Ne cUre5 on
 Co-~Eluz- GSSse- -hea made 6 -aa- un5cA uaS Ss,oose5 Hy Conn
 us- So5-sS. d, 5ee esso- -ass he ts-v a, vz--o-s sehzS. vh5-h tAe Couc- 7zSzss No-115s-s- R-avsa5 5.s- -s moaoz vSs 7eoeve5 vE1a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
OR. COOK
 GIVES UP
tRy Alaska News Burcsu)

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. Nov. s--Dr. Fredprick A. Cook. explorer. vss a psssenEer on the North German Lloyd eteamship George Washington. which sa3ed from mere today Tor New York pr. Cook came abroad osien. sTs,y for the purpose of making a lecture tour. bud after speaking et Copenhagen where he met with a bad reception. he abandoned his original plan
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
CITY COUNCIL VOTES
 ID GUT 0UT LIGHTS
Refuse To Be Dictated To By Corpora tion-Vote To Discontinue Use
 ofEghts on Street Corners

much enthusiasm by the ciu8eas pTes- e1L
 The Councl also empowered the board of Qublic works acting with the chef oE the Ire department Uo take proper steps for the protection of the ccy chemical asai1se cold weathe7, by -aqa5-ing No. ! fire quarters
 The committee on Judiciary and ele -aas was empowered to employ legal talent and oo put il an answer Go the injunction p-ocee5ilgs, ilvosed against tre 55Jy by the Moo0e's Wharf Com raay 1o prevent the CTcy oS SSagway From sc1Eaz coal
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21

every month to make the number $ lights.
 -. V. Tanner"
 The Home Power Company declined to accept this offer. scoring to do business uith Mr. Tsnner. and h re- turn placed the foIlowing proposition beh5re the people os skagvay. at the same une turning on the lights. that the people n1ghs read and discuss the proposition in a more fagnrsbie lieht than the moozlight:
 The Home Pover Company agrees Co meet the Cty Council haif way that s make a couruct for e5 Hghts st S1.z5 per Bght per month for nine months. They also agree to tHrn on the lights until the end os this month. by which tine the CEy Coun- cl oueht to know what they are gosnz to do ia the matter. ". B Cleneuger vice-Pres~
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
RAKEOFF
 FROM MEN
,Hy Alaska News Bureaul

MOSCOW. Idaho. uY 2i--w. ]. No ConueIl. ex-governor Uf thhs statn who fs Huv immigrant inspector foT the Pas Ric Northwest. hss prepared big to protet taboregs from the clutches of tricky employment sgents
 The hH wiH 6e presented to he legislatures oS Orerun. Washington. Idaho a-d Montana. at thetr next ses- siors and provides that labor agents shAn charl1e deasguases fec for em- p'oymant
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
CAVALRY ID
 PATROL BORDER
FOURTH U. s. CAVALRY ORDERED TO THE MEXICAN
 BORDER
By Alaska News BureAul

FL PASo, Tex. Nov. 2l-Two t7opos oF the Fourth Cavalry have been ordered to the Mexican border.
 The border win be pstuoled Go pre- vent the smuggling os arms and am nulidon for another revolution into Nexico from this country.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
PEOPLE MOB
 WATER WAGONS
lRv Alaska News Rureaul

SEATTLE. Nov. 2i-.wster is being peddled around Co the wateffess dis- t-icts iD ule city wstH vasons h several districts the water wsEons mobbed by people f1untic Co get s1me of the precious liquid.
 This seems almost a psrsdox, The rain has fallen Eo~ several days, and water under foot is plentiful, but for house use there is an sbsUlute trough
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
SCHOOLS CLOSED
 IN SEATTLE
WATER FAMINE PREvENTs THs HOLDING OF SCHOOL
 IN THE CITY
(By Alaska News BVreaul

SEATTLE. Nov. 2l--The schools have al been closed h'sre on nccoane of & lack of water in the ely mains, the supply having besn cut of by floods.
 A water famine Is ntced ss R win take some time to repaEr the msfns.
 Conditions are improving slowly. the rain has ceased and it is becom- ine colder The floods are reoe55ng.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21

The steamer Princess Nay left KetcAikap uhts morning at z o'clock She viH be in port tomorrow evening s5metime
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
FLOODS REcEoE
rRr Alsskn Navs Rureanl

BELLTNGHAM. Nov. 2l-Conditlona here have improved, The rain has ceased and the weather has turned colder. The Goods ere reoeding.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
FLOODS IN
 CALIFORNIA
Uny Alaska News Buresu)

SACRAMENTO Nov. 3l--Due 10 the i1cessant rains which have been falling here oi late, the Sacramento river is Ia a food stat, and hes over. it's hanks. b-eaklnE tho levee in sev. eral places.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
ARE
 MASSACRED
CBy Alaska Nevn Bureaul

PEKIN Nov. 2I--The reported massacre of foreigners st Sian Fu, has been confirmed. It is not suUwn how many were murdsTed.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
ARMY SURGEON
 PASSES AWAY
By Alaska News Bureau9

WASHINGTON,D. c. Nov. 2l-Dr. Walter Wymsa. SurgeoBSeneral ot Jhe United States Army died here SSt niEht
 Ills death was due Co sn Illness which has extended over period Of several months.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
APPEALS
 ID POWERS
CBv Alaska News Bureaul

PARIS. Nov, 2l-Persis through the Persian AmessssdoC here has ap- pealed to the powers to prevent he Russians from invading Pe-sia.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
tTTELL BEATS
 WILLIE JONES
rr Alaska News RuveauA

NEW YORK Nov. cl-AOe Ato1 had an esSy v5oso-y here last night ovs- wGEe Jones. They sc0sQPe5 s5- ten oounds. ActeD beng easily tse uaste- a. sn Cnas-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
WILL
 TRY AGAIN
LRr Alssla M RureanN

Af3N AIaShA dNtVe HuI VF'7I'I
 CONSTANTINOPLE Nov, 2l--lt Is stated he7e thst the Turks surround ing TrtpoB have been o0ie0ed Co maS a final attack on the cSty,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21
PRES. TAFT'S
 GOLD BETTER

fRy Alaska News 8Ureau,1
 WASHINGTON. D. C. Nov 2l-- Pcass5szt Tafl Is said to have iup-ov es So5sy His ood tS sllghUy bel
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21

The Dolhin left Juueau st B D m. and win be iu port early sn the morn. Ing.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21

H moaoa vs oeos.ve5 vIla
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-21

every month to make the number $
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-22
SCENIC

The baby contest at the Scenic
is attracting great attention, and
the coming week will no doubt be
a big one for all the candidates.
Votes are being polled lively ev-
cry day and the interest seems to
increase with the closing of each
days voting. The names of the
first ten leaders are announced
every night, and when the final
count is made May LIST, the highest
baby will receive SIS in gold, the
second $40, and the third season
ticket good for two people to the
Scenic for one year. A coupon is
given with each ticket. The pro-
gram changes tomorrow and three
pictures will be shown, including
comedy, drama, and scenic. Miss
Barrett and Miss Cooper will offer
another duet, while 1.-THE Singer
in the Frame" and 1.-THE Girl in
the Clouds" will render solos. The
'"Vox Humane" with the big pipe
organ will be played by Messrs.
Crowhurst and Porter, and alto
gether an attractive program will
be offered. Monday the United
Spanish War Veterans will have a
benefit at which time in addition
to the regular program, film
depicting the army drills, ETC., at
TT. Leavenworth, Kas., will be
shown. *s*
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-22
MAJESTIC

Heading the big feature bill at
the Majestic theater for the week
beginning Monday afternoon will
be The Salambos, who present a
sensational fire and electrical nov
city showing to what mystifying
uses these agents of destruction
can be put.
Nat Navarro and his wonderful
acrobatic boys will be another fea-
ture of the bill; Bruce Morgan and
the Piccadilly Johnnies will offer a
dancing novelty; Claude Rant is a
sensation on the slack wire.
Taking the Third Degree" is
the name of the latest black-face
novelty introduced by Ned Mon
roe and AL H. Mack.
Barnes and Robinson offer a
neat piano-playing and singing
act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-22
Saturday, April %, 1911.
City Briefs

The men of the First Christian
church have arranged with Elder
A. L. Crimastor of the church at
Ellensburg. to give a series of
evening addresses in the church
next week.
Baptist Wrexler was fined $25
and costs for assaulting John
Rohr, a neighbor.
G.. e. Giblett will come to trial
May on charge by w. e. Clay
ton that he furnished libelous in
formation to newspaper.
Georgia Kulle asks divorce
from Charles G. Kulle alleging
that he married her under a false
name. She also alleges neglect.
M. w. Holloway's suit for $685.
400 damages against the Nisqually
Contract company was dismissed
yesterday, the affair having been
settled out of court.
DR.. James A. La Gasa's auto
mobile was stolen last night from
In front of the armory.