The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17

to more pleasant quarters in the jail here The meals. he says, are better
 PRINCETON, Ind. Four thaus- and rats were killed ill princctuu's second annual rat killing day and
 il is estimated $3O.0O0 d year in de structi0n of property was saved by the slaughter
 COLUNBIA, s. C. Ire Gilla of Winthrop college. a state institu. tign. petitioned that th"ir diplomas be not awarded to them by Govern r (. L. Blease owing 10 the latter's unpopularity The petition was needed.
 BOSTON - On rclinguishing hcr duties as school teacher after 49 years service. Miss Ann Newell ad EiSed the young women teaCQtrs To engage i'll harmless hirtationS aS d rest to the mind.
 NEW YORK - There being no milk in the place, ice cream was successfully nsed as an antidotc on man who tried to commit suicide by poison i'll a Third avenue ice cream parlOr.
 NEW YORK - The imposition of an additional 90 cents quart tax on champagne, as proposed. will mean an end to wine supperS, ac- cOrding to ReStauranteur George Rec tor.
 GREELEY -- Miss Sarah NJ. Green @ was one of the sweet girl grad mates" to receive a diploma from the State Normal school yesterday. PUEBLO. Colo. William Whal- ell. a One-legged ShOestling peddler visited a saloon, ripped and fell on his way out and bit his tongue in half.
 NEW YORK. - A beggar wearing a sign T need bread was found to to the workhOuse. l BANGOR, Me J. s. Len. a Chinese student at the University of Maine, shot and dangerously wounded Miss Christine Shaw. who 1 tutOred him, because she repelled his | love advances.
 | SOUTH HADLEY. Mass. - Seven members of the faculty of the Mt. | Holyoke college for girls have be- come engaged since the semester opened. In the same period Cupid has practically ignored the fair CO., eds.
 l LONDON Dr. Solloway. who is studying the ancestry of George i Washington. says that he sprang i from the Lancashire Washingtons who can trace their line back to the 1 time of the Danes in the tenth cen ! tury.
 l ST. LOUIS - Miss Vivienne Lang, 1 who told the liquor dealers conven- ttion in Chicago she takes an eye 1 opener when she wills, is a promi- nent society girl and settlement | worker of St. Louis. i NEW YORK - EX-SenatOr w. A. | Clark of Montana entertained music i critics with program from the i $12O,000 pipe organ he has installed ] in his Fifth avenue mansion. i AUSTIN. Tex - Leland and LOT and Tabler, twins of Adrian, Mo-, married Alma and Alta Moore, re | spectively. twins of San Marcosa, l Tex. They will live in twin residences in Adrian.
 BALTIMORE The original star l spangled banner that inspired Key to write the anthem. will be unfurl- | ed over the ramparts of Fort Henry on September 12, the anniversary of the battle of North Point.
 CHICAGO - The thinnest man in Chicago, Arthur Atherton, 24, who is five feet tall and weighs 3S pounds, has taken as bride Miss Blanche
 Burkley. five feet tall. but weighing 13O pounds.
 CHICAGO Walter krane, who
 says he is the original "E. 7. Mark, "
 has had Agnes McMillen arrested
 for charging him S390 to tell him the location of buried treasure The | treasure was not there.
 CHICAGO - Mrs. Polly Hartman
 is suing Dr. Morris Kerr for $5,OO0, alleging that when he extracted one
 of her teeth he pulled out a large
 part of her tongue between the for ceps.