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Prisoners Well Fed.
al to The Tribune.

SVf'liI 70 7 nc ITIUnnt.
OGDEN. Dec. % Christmas JOY iu the
form uf delicious dinner peVmcsted the
jail today and tho thiTty-rhroc inmates
OF tho prison We're accordingly cheerful.
The SumpiuoUr dinner. prepared by Mrs.
Anderson. wife OF CITY Jailcr Ulacbart
Anderson. consisted oi roast beef. po-
tatoss celery. sponge cake. apple ME and
coffee. The nfircn inmate ss of tho county
jail farcd we'll Sheriff H. T. Harrison
provided q Christmas dinner oi roisf
veal. dressing. plum pudding. bread and
butter aud coffee for his guests
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members OF his family, Kenneth Cristy,
the ll-yesr-old son OF i. :. Chandler,
residing VA Wilson lane" 0ah tic Nlctiin
OF an accident which reSultcd IN the
fracture OF the bones IN hia lett leg.
Hc had just mounted his horse when the
animal fell in such = manner that tnc
boys leg Was caught under tire horse.
The injury was given medical attention.
after which the lad vas taken To his
home The accident occurred almost IN
front OF the postoflice shortly before noon
today
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Former Ogdenite Buried.


ssVftIaI 70 I'd" IrIbUne-
OGDEN. Dec. .5.-O=deu lodge. No
si9. oi tho Ben. VIOLENT and Protective
order Of Elks received word today from
omaha that George Lewis. a local Nom
bcr Of th~ oDi"T. Who ~as shot and
killed al Ceutrslia. Illinois. ten Lays ago.
was buried there this afternoon with
lodge houors. Lewis Nas formerly s srs =
vial agent FOR the Union Pacific al ogden
lie WAS transferred to tue Illinois Cen
trail several weeks srU
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SICK ARE REMEMBERED.
Christmas Cheer Rules at Hospital;
Nurses Receive Gifts.

SpFciIi 10 Tho Irlhun'
OGDEN. Dee cI.-Christmas did not
pass uuuoticcd al tho Dec Memorial hos
piiH. patients and nurses sharing alike
~ tile JOYS ot th" season. Last evening
there WAS a Christmas tree FOR the
nurses. Nd each received = gift from
either the physicians or members uf the
bOard or directors.
To-day the Thomas T.. Dee Hospital
company rendered its respects TO the
thirty-uvc patients and fortv-ouc cm-
ployecs ~ the hospital IN thc form 90 4
turkey dinner The company alsp pro-
Nid"d flowers Tor al 81 the patients at
tho institution. and tho interior Of the
hospital was decorated throughout with
molly and other Christmas greens
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

NAKEFIELD-Thc funeral services over
the remains OF tho late Rhoda 6.
Wakefield. aged so wears will he held
Wednesday al Il noon from the Poplar
Grove chapel Friends are invited 10 at
tend. mtcrment i'm CITY cemetery,
M.hpSEN The funeral services over thc
remains OF tho late Karen NJ. Madison.
aged &C. wears. viii bc NclJ "Wednesday
at II =. m. instead Of TUESDAY. as an
uounceb from tho Forest Dale meeting
house. lntcrmcut in Mil Greek Ccmc-
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Pirates Stop Traf1C.

AMOY. China. Dec. 2S.--TNc United
States monitor Monterey, which has Just
completed a cruise 10 the treaty port Of
Swatow. returned here this morning. The
deprcdations OF the pirates along thc
West river have brought about the en-
tire suspension OF river traffic above the
city OF Chang Chow.
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PRESENT THAT HELPS.
Man Who lost Legs Receives New Pair
as Christmas Gift.

as Christmas Gift.
Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Dee. 25.-ncscrtcd apparent
IS by his own kin. who are reported 10
b. woll-to-do. Lonns Morris who lost
both his lcgs in railroad accident hero
hVc months ago. and H. Stili at the Dee
Memorial hospital. came into his share
of Christmas gladn0Ss today through the
kindness Of A number of local persons.
re Was presented with pair Of artiilc-
ial limbs. for tho back Of which be has
been unable TO leave tIc hospital
The plight Of Morris has attracted
much Sympst thetic attention. At the time
OF the accident his father. = wealthy
realty dealer of Fort Worth. Texas,
wired that H." should hc given every care.
Since then nn word has been received
from his people.
George Glen Of this city. called at the
hospital this afternoon in his automobile
and took the unfortunate young man 10
4 real Christmas dinner. Plans arc afoot
10 give him further relief
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DIED

,---------~-~
ilS2 Fourth East street,
December -. 1911, oi general debility,
Catherine g. purulord. wife Of Arthur
T. Durnford boru March :, 1851. In Eng
land. Funeral services Thursday at IL
q. IN. from the family residence. ndcr-
takcr Joseph w. TAYLOR in charge.
Friends arc invited 10 attend the funeral
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Work Will Soon Start

after YOU take Or Kings New Life
Pills. aud you II quickly enjoy their fine
results Constipation and Indigestion
vanish aud fine appetite returns. They
regulate stomach, liver aud bowels and
impnrt new strength and energy TO the
whole system. Try them. Only 25c at
schramm-J ohnson Drugs. THE Never.
Substitutors. Five 90 good stores.
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& COSY FIVE ROOM COTTAGE on rr,J,
East st. fireplace, cement haseraa.
large yard S22; 80 pcr month
Hoffman Brothers Lean & Trust g,
- e lat So, Phone, siI
pl7s5
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.


FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
set you n position free OF charge, Tcle-
phone Ind 1896 Bell 5S22. 1918
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PORTRAITS READY FOR DELIVERY

All portraits ordered not later than
November 90 are really for delivery at
Tribune Art Studio. l53 5. Main. Call
mornings.
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WILL SHIP CAR II. Fl GOODS TO - -
Angeles and one TO Chicago snd on" IN
Portland and one to FlorldA heH
davs. yerv r~asonnbI. rates Kimball van
& Storage Co. 73 So Main. h-oV'
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wCoY's STABLE. cARRiAGESS sald.
light livery horses ooash' citi
Both phones III. --
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTER1NG hNL
mattress remaking Utah Bedding PIP an,
Mfg Co Both phones 5ss, o'V'
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SANh, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK, OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures. special designs submitted on
application; household refrigeratoTs. caron
and pocket billiard Ia bles. bowling alleys
and supplies. Brunswick Bake -Colender
Co, 80 to 100 So. ith West. Both phones
&53 a<0Ss
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rURs AND TAXJDERMIsTs

X sTENZEL FUN co. EvERIThNsSos Nov
!n The fur and raNideFnlst IInn,rynodeled.
Is the lirne 10 have your iurs s,antes of
cleaned We giso "a hsvs
satsiaS,ory h s0iT!onn w0fK' Years and do ri
By everybody. 81 East Srd SCUM
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOH 1KoN
brass rags. bottles rubber. copper; cue
Utah Junk Co. $40 So. ith West SnonS Sn,a7s
?2s. Hi''-
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Boy Breaks Leg.

Special 10 lhc Tribune.
OGDEN. Dee. ga fcR minutes after
hc lad emerged frpm th. pnStonirc Nlth
au arniui % Christmas slftz ior the
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CATTLE. ANY KIND YOUNG MD.
fat calves: we keep bull for seaylSN,
COWS fetched A. r. Saunders fn9t fn,.
2Sf-Y. Rear 1915 South Main. h'O
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COAL AND KINDIING


K. =. DEAL, COAL, BLUCK WOOD AMI
kindling. i55 & AN Su.s both phoneJ ..
In3Sl 1
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLENTINC
Mrs. ~. NJ JeDueus. sos E.as; Jgd So
st Boil phone 1852. pl9l2
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DRAMATIC ART.

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN ORA
matte art. elocutiou and oTatory by @.
F. Gordon. late OF Philadelphia School OF
Dramatic Art: lessons by appointment
Studio $50 s. 7th East Both phones S9S.
o330I
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL CALS CA1L;a,
Salvation Army Both phones xiv
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TAILORMADE CORsETS


LADIES. GALL MRS. MANN AND
have your measure taken for a Sp!ge.lE
Corset; i years guarantees. Iua esis.
o2gSl
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOY MENT AGENC1
Skilled and uuskillcd laborers tnr
nished. 30 East lst South, corner Lon,
nerciel. Bell phono 33Ss. Ind va pfo
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VETERINARIAN
PATENTS.
MADE TO ORDER SHOES

r. TUORESON. PRACTICAL SHOE
maker. 4ls South State ~. Special at
tention given TO persons with tender and
deformed feet. also arst-C shoe re-
pairing. lowest prices. o339}
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$50
San Francisco and Return.

December 2sth. via Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific. Limit 80 days. City
Ticket Office, Hotel Utah.
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CARPENTER, JoBBING

;. ". JAMESON CARPENTER AND
cablnetmaker shop rear i29 So. 3rd
East plfOo
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SIGNS AND nCANERY

SnAS- fEI EESON, ~ EIChAEDo ST.
brasg. cnlppec glass and panied. Boln
phones x2s
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisier. 33s w, 3rd
North Bell ls9S-H i'li
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. reasonable terms; trained nurse
IN charge, apply $50 Z. 9TH South Beli
phone 5925k. o"3it
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TO REMODEL. SCREEN OR RE
pair your buildings. Call Ino' lVoVl ar
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HAY. GRAIN AND COAL

U. & I FEED CO. l6o WEST SOUTH
Temple and i62 North End West Ind
2266. p539
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s-room modern residence, 1864 Soc. o.
pnI avenue
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SHEET METAL WORKS

GDLCitAA% & 90. HEATING A\D
sheet mcta! works. All Kinds OF furnace
5epai. work. @33 South West Temple.
ns.sD
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PUBLIC SrENOGRAPHERS

AND MULTTGRAPHING: PRIVATE DC
tating rooms: Sunday and evening work
by appointment. =. shirley Sea aholdt. suite
200. Utah Savings & Trust Co bldg.
r,I7Ss
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FURNIIURI REPAIRING
PHYSICIAN
sTOVE AND ANCE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE.
pair WORKS. Castings made for any
stove Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water Jackets for sale. We make
EpecIaity Of furnace CRATES aud repairs
Rear E3! 50. Staio 81; Telephone ii1I
rli52
Innings, CRATES AND WATER
Jackets. all makes. G. II. Lovstt FouB-
5!y. 81 North TN Wes,. Bel! 2503-K. Ind
..lS. m213J
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EXPERIENCED GIRL. GENERAL
housework. three in family. 81 south
Ith East. pS5S
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W. r. RUSHMER MANUFACTURING
opuc!aB. u East Ord south st. in8Gi5
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WANTED TO BORROW ON FIRST
mortsage 5000; good deed and abstract
on s35oo property. Address Box - 99
phone 537. city. 90
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENSf,-
Hotel. restaurant and householo he'p
Headquarters for laborers -
50 West md South, Phones 'eT:: g.,
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY hglSo,
sst work. please try once. fhoheS S5inn,
53S w 1st South. ''
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP.

sHEPPaRD,s EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
THE Red Front" liz West 2nd south
Headquarters railroad and mining hcip,
Bell 1884. eioh'
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WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHAHGIss n
books 20. & NJ Book shop. 10 ok, ~
End South. Phone wasatch 1918. o29'l
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HOE REPAIRING At POPULAR
prices. .. Randall 10 East Isl So
sell Slhh. plsoS
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS Wan n
ed. viii pay you hrst-ciass prices ps,; IA
c. Fisher z, Co, LOO So w. Temple s:s Bes
5I7l, Ind. 96l
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TIE ART OF PRINTING
II ould be lost In Salt Lake if the Cen
tury were not in business 5o-oI Post.
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLoIh
ing. trunks. valises. best prices phlaa
IS Commercial st. Reply by postai c@',r ~.
571t Bell.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
emAalmeT. iS4 S. West Temple. Phones
.nIo 10
L. C. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and cmbalmer. has moved to new To-
cation. 225-2T South West Temple St.
Realty bldg. Both phones. o339y
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LIVERY STABLES

lOHT kAKRINGrON HOME CAhpn,sans, nsans,
Co: stables rear Coloh!a! "0'' ms,J
80
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g. ROOM MODERN HOUSE. ;u =:
South State 81. sN
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s-ROOM PARTLY MODERN uoI-s-
9o5 +. SO. Temple. sle per rnon,S e.
Six-room modern house. esi A..
South. $21 30 per month Na
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN e. Tp,-sr
- L is' Son'n' Phones .U
p-ols
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SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST
No. - South Main Stree,
Phoncs-Ind. ll2, Fell ET ..
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GROOM MODERN TERRACE ,,c,-
basement. SS7 Elizabeth ST. Ind. dS.ns pSaIs'
o'.-- nfafr
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED:
good WORK. reasonable prices. new and
second- hand machines or easy terms.
The White Ia King. - West lst South.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNrr,pnro


GROOM FRAME COTTAGE
Apricot street ...........
1-room frame cottage. 9TH Norihf o.
and Sth West ...,... 'h
5-ro"m brick, 3rd North and fourth o.
N'eN ss.-.. .............. an
'-r9om modern brick. 10 Eighth w.
N'"N '-.- s.,........... ,e
'-room modern cottage. $50 seventh 49,
Gesl -.'- .s....-,........ a..
room modern brick residence. sol 20
Eighth East ...... q.
'-room modern brick cottage - ~
Duhct avenue ........
"-ronn modern brick. cot East ;,bb 81
Soht1 -, ..,.........,.... q.
groom modern brick. ciS Third ~
'-'iN' '''.s. ...,......, "A
.-r"om modern brick. 9IS TIrst ov. ~
room modern residence, I r .,
Nine room modern residence. corne. -.
second 50. and Eighth East :.
s-ro"m modern residence, 60 Fifth 49,
avenue ...... NH
s-r"om modern residence, 1864 soc. e.
onI avenue ..s.. :.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12
TNpR OWING THE RAILWAY MAIL
 SERVICE

The sweep5uE reo-Es1i-ation of the United States railway mail service io- sauts6 by Postmaster General Hitch cock win be rrra.vad Ey rEe public with approval Tn no branch o5 he public sr-vre is efficiency moreuee ss sa-y gsr n ahe mail ea-yuE work which he ro-tmaster General is seek lo- to ruacu more husmesslHse hssis
 The tendency in such departments or Che eovarum.u. is towards sos- caeSs and .re rut The system of seniority and Che necessary limitation of originality and individuality of thought and action lead officials and suno-50s.as naturally aloug beaten rsths and lines of least resistance. It follows inevitably. that a high de- rree of snap and efficiency can only be maintained by an occasional gen e1a- housegIeaa0uE sueb as is now EcIng forward
 NIT Hitchcock has not been a popular cabinet officer. There is a clearly defined impression that his chest measure is a bit excessive in comparison with the size oi his hat When that somewhat bulky volume, The Mistakes of Taft is written tt Is probable that Mr. Hitchcock will occupy considerable type space Bu' hrs critics and his friends alike will agree that tbe grilliug he is giv,ng the railway mau service is an al- taeetber proper and commendaoie thlDg-CIevelaud Leader.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12
TAFTS elAN FoR faf2.

E-es.5e0. T... Is understood .a H. locking tgr aH able politician who can take ,aarse a. uaay ua.sars ol ra. g.e~ and Hrepara .rr way Cor .EsfsI. gsup@Er E tHare were am pros g..are vacancy in che .an.aeg h. u.st, sock -e h-nE such a man a ms council table Ea. ...s said ga E'oG authority Eat there no mu ho,5 y. any change in tae .aan. ,1r sswc tw. tr come.
 Just wHas status ra. new man v.u ss gwen IS re. aanuaHsag. aud :. probable sras .-. president has ur. srer ,hr mass.- Anal attention .y.. The .srs about selecting a new chair man er ... national ccwuu.. which r..Ha.,.a some lwa ala -, \ a.v chairman could ro- aa chosen without ea.Er- the national commute -.s .oe..r.- and rreea5eals and 5-agae. are lga aEarst sa.a a ..Esa Fo-u.- Governor John F. H- ol NuEus-.. Me-. s acting chair. man os "a. committee and win au- l.ult.E.y aru.rue In sn8y oEag. u0
 tae a.N. national convention
 Tn. new man presumably uuI r. sgue one who can be la Washington much ot saa lue. and who s- ae .a close touch u-a che r-azaea. He u.ga. be a former senator OF one sBo soon vU. .ge. The s.-e...a. wi. aroral-y ls made very era.,r and B, may happen s.a, Che nam. Of .H. rev political manager and advisor H#u ouly la made plain .a..r -a ra vgonue-t os hts activities w.. -e. r0g. t1 le presidents political
 tsseur- very plain a-u-- eas indirect ways gas .a. qe.s.-.-,
 so.-E ahead on sa assumption ga he eu us .ae nominee. ia 1912 H. has ueea sl5 By more than one influential republican .a recent days -5a tae eoa#uoas all point Co his probable nomination and aaat h. sbt just as well begin to bear r .- m.al and saap. his course .aogore 
 Indeed Hs attitude at most of his Targ here at Washington toward him political sense is clearly based ou che idea tHa. he win be the only EsaaeG candidate That hardly ta- cudes tbe insurgents. of course Du. republicans believe the nresdeat by wise p05salare can 5a much in a preliminary way Co improve his own prospects. and also Co put tha party -uts condition Co #sht a ylEarous cam paign. gn.-washagtou Dispatch to che Boston Herald
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12
nElEEESS CsHNlL BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of Che ear There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness as caused by an iuuamed condition of tba Eustaya-au Tube. When this tube Is iUl.auea you have a rumbHuE soaad or impG feet hearing. and when is Is entirely closed. deafness is the result and am eIss he Inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored Co its nor maj condition, hearing win be de sroycd forever nine cases cut of len ere caused by Caauh, which is na.a ing but an mlImeJ condition Of Che mucous surfaces.
 We win give one Hundred DoIiars for any case of deafness loaaaed us Catrrm that cannot be orad by Halls Caarh Cure send for af culars. free
 F. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
 Sold by Druggists. Zoe
 Take Halls Family pHIs for coHst patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12

Weather observation at -TaHEs Ranch e miles north ut wn.r wbarf)
 MaNimuw temp pas a8 hrs 1IEnu-a Af mum I-#H... Mean
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SgAGHH B6Taf8 REPORT

o-:-l. --;--p--;-- --s-O-s- -D-.-
 Resalt of Che observations aEa. at Maore's Wh@t st midnight Apr. I. lHL isas follows
 NewHrraf t.na ohrar. N1E.teuf Ing
 Min Mean !" H... ba-.usts solo gIaar and ....
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THE TWO FACES

One man was given misut face
 r lhe gods that fashioned the bu- man race. His chin was long and r.E nose was square. and hts teeth we're slaUtmg most anywhere. and It's skin was coarse and his mouth was wide. and horses looked at that
 and shied But his heart was 4.ed and his thoughts were clean. md he loved Che true and abhorred u weau Che years wont on. and
 .a soal within the sou, of a man waa hated sU-Ilt up tua- face du
 seemed 70 shine with ,be beauty tan. at a face divine One man was sven an angel face by the gods that cushioned the human race And he .roA ghe road with a downward grade .e ro8med agar where so many stray .-. he played Che dice and held car rusa. was false Co men and an his ysvs. His thoughts we're all of the tgg delights ol Che heated days ard sovld uisGts. The wears went on. and she soul wlhiU-tbe soul of a man who cou-.et stu-bad written .ewu on ,lat serspb tage record dark w..b long disgrace and peo- E.a said as he tottered past. What .ena.sb mug on hat poor out ..srr.-=E Wal. Mason.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12

70 .-o-.-o-.-a-.-1
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The fate ol the Juneau Record Is .e 1e settled a. a conference between the papers editor and the president l che Trea1weU company, at an early tare.-EN
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12

Na President Taft and tae E-sngd ambassador eNebauEluE con. rersat.o0s on Che subiec' gf conn n.shous.ye aEreement for arbitration and tha Fr.uoa press iaudiuE sir Ed wand Grey. rha prospect for world reace is b-tEat.-San Francisco Chronicle.
 Sare'-uuul somebody starts @
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12

Comm Go the rye-the old GlbSou rye. ts a very happy diversion Tuck eas it st the BoanG of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1911-04-12

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THE CHARACTER OF
ROBERT e. LEE
Gainesville Sun.


What interests us in our study of
Lees character IS the motive which
led him to his general attitude of nom
interference with the Confederate gov
eminent. says Gamaliel Bradford, Jr.,
in The Atlantic Monthly. It often has
been suggested that he was consist
ent in his state loyalty and cared for
Virginia only. not for the Confederacy
as a whole. preferring to do his fight
ing to the end upon his native soil.
believe that this theory Of Lees
lack Of interest In the Confederacy as
false and. that from the very first he
merged Virginia in the larger loyalty.
The cheerful energy which the general
showed when sent to South Carolina
in the early part Of the war confirms
this. as does passage after passage
Of his correspondence: Let 1t be dis
tinctly understood by every one that
Charleston and Savannah are to be de-
Tended to the last extremity. II the
harbors are taken the cities are to be
fought. street by street. house by
house. 50 long as we have a foot of
ground to stand upon"
General Lee knew his own training.
his own character, knew his own work