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The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07

Q. R. Perry. superintendent of the Guggenheim interests ln and about Dawson win be a passenger on the Royal for the States.
 Fslco0 Joslin. president of the Tan ana Mines Railroad running out of Fairbanks. win be a passenger south on the Dolphin tonight.
 Ms. Craig and the Misses Craig. wife and daughters CT Justice Craig, Ct Dawson, win be passengers south on the Royal to- vaucower.
 Councilman Grashel returned yes te0day afternoon from Pennington. where he has been ia consultation with Mayor Doyle as to the proper method os conducting a board of eQusl5zation,
 The orT-Ewing party, who have been sn Dawson, looking over She Treadgod interests. in which most ,i the party are stockholders. wiH De passengers south on the Royal eu route Go London.
 MT. and Mrs. Burnstead. who have been in al che hesdwaters or the White River on big game hunt. ar rived an the city last night and wIn be passengers south on the Royal Mz Bu-1stead is the manager of the Du- Pont Powder company.
 Mrs. s. Shorthill. who has resided for the past several months with her daughter. Mrs. L. A. Harrison in this city, VIII be s passenger south as far as Juneau on the Dolphin. where she wIn visit with her son, MT. W. V ShorshEn. Miss Nora Harrison will accomPany her grandmother to Ju- nesu for a two weeks visit
 S2Ss-- Essza- sx -SS-,5- k-s-s
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07

Fully two dozen prisoners at the federal jail, and sn fact every prkon- CT in jail in Alaska, charged or con victed of selling Or giving liquor to Indians. awaited with bUeathless in terest a full report Of the appellant court decision yesterday, but alas. when a draH oS the decision was wired '. s. Attorney Rustgard late yesterday afternoon B so modified the first reports as to cast cloud of gloom over the waiting defendants and rather encourage the federal Of fkcials, many of whom believe the de teymined efforts or special agents Is rapidly reducing the illicit sale of in- toxicapts Go Indians in this section.
 The latest advices from San Fran cisco is to thu effect that trial jury in an Indian whiskey case vtll have to determine two facts: First did the defendant sch liquor to the In disns and second, is the Indian liv- iaz the Hfe of the white person and a CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES tt Is presumed few juTies win declare any Indian a citizen Of the United States. and therefore under the ruin the whiskey peddley wiB find little or no consolation.
 On. the other hand the sale Of whts' key from a saloon bo an Indian would be a hu-deusome matter, even H the
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
NILL RUN SUNDAY TRAIN
 TO cATcR LAST BOAT

wing to the failure of the Prin- cess Royal and the Dolphin to make connections with the train this morn ing. there was no train out of Skag- way today, but the leaving time was postponed untH after the arrival of the boats in the morning. and the transfer ot the freight
 The whjtehorse will sail for down river immediately upon arrival of the train in whitehOrse. aud the trans ter ot thc freight which win be taken over.
 AS far as Can be ascertained at the offices of the White Pass this win be the last boat for lower river points this season.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
NATIVES DISAPPOINTED
 BY DECISION OF COURT

decision went SO far as to allow the same. because the saloon man would have the burden of proving the Indian a citizen, as he would face arrest and imprisonment for the sale of Hquor
 It is freely predicted that f. the present law prohibiting the sale Of Iouor to Indians Is knocked out, that absolute prohibition in the territory would follow. as the only means of keeping liquor from the Indian, and this would close every saloon in the North. and with the present organized machinery Of the government, would mean saloons would close and remain closed the money for the running of the schools in the municipalities being provided in some other way
 However it Is evident from the de cis3on chat an Indian being able Co establish citizenship, proven by living separate and apart from the Indians as a good citizen. paying taxes, at tending the white mans church, etc. may be able to establish citizenship so Fav as buying whiSksy is concern cd. but the establishment ef this fsSt on the part or the Indian is going to be risky and costly one on iAc ps5t os uaa white man selling or giving the whiskey. as the machinery Of the government VIII he directed towards the white mans prosecution. Juneau pis9s1rh
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
WIRELESS USED
 IN IDITAROO

The greatest proof that can be fur nishel as to the red merits Of the wireless is evidenced by the fact that the Tditorad Pioneer for Sept 9, has all -he news uf the outside world. and that there can be no possible doubt as to the authnetjcity of the news printed is shown by a full account on that date of the Juneau Hotel fire The accident to Gov Deueen, death og B-iEsdier General Greenlief. stoninC of Gen Reyes al Mexico, as well as numerous other items of the worlds doiucs and all the late sport. ing news or the pueiisuc world
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07

The Tsble d'Hote dinner at the PuTen House is better than ever. Why don't you try it Yos are vel come. f
 All the lsse telegraph news in the Daily Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to the Tax Payers Of the Town of SkaEway, Al aska. that I have this day filed with the Town Clerk of the Town of Skag- way. Alaska. the Assessment Books Of said Town Of Skagway for the year 1911.
 Dated at Skagway, Alaska, this End day of october, 1911.
 Prank Page, Town Assessor.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07

Notice is hereby given Co the Tax Payers Of the Town of Skagway, Al. sska that the Common Council will sit as an equalization Board com. mencing Tuesday. october Srd, 1911 at s o'clock ?. m., and each night thereafter unHl the business of equal, izing the taxes is concluded.
 Dated at Skagvay. Alaska this End day of october, 1911
 J. N. Tanner. Presi- dent of the Council and ET Officio Mayor Of Skagway, Alaska Attest. Dan Mckay, Town Clerk
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
LOCAL BRIEFS
Buy The Daily Alaskan IA. iC On The Streets For. AUS
sKAewAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, Oct 7. 1911 is as follows
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When It I= Free ot U-udr1T, Ft Grow.
 IuEurinntgy.

when Tt Iz Free ot D-udruF, Ft Crows
 IuEuTiantIy.
 Fair presentations and d--5~uT cu-rs as a rule. are sticky or Irritating EfEirz that do no earthly good. Hair when not diseased. grows naturally IuNurartlv Dand-uT is rrr cause or U'H.-tH-fHe rf all hair trouble and daudruT is caused by a rera Tie only way Co cure dar1- ruff is Go lII ira germ. md SO far tha only hair preparation that win pos lively destroy the germ Is NgWbro's He~pirlde- absolutely harmless. free from grease. sediment. dye matter or dangerous 6ruEs u allays itching instantly; makes hair glossy and s1r ae silk "Dcrfr0v fN0 -ause. you remove tHe effect" Sold by leading UrlsrIstz Send r.a. stamps 0v rarrlc to The Horpie'la co. Detroit Mich.
 One dollar bottles guaranteed. wm. Britt. Special Agent, skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
MANUEL WANTS REST
LRr Alasla News Bureau.l

LONDON. Oct. 7-Msuue3. the ex- lied king of Portugal. denies en- phaScaIly that he has any intention of returning to hts native country. stating that he Is ure5 Of the con dnued feeling Of unrest, and the turb ulent attitude which his people have maintained.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07

There val be a meeting of the Ska way Volunteer Fire Department to- night Saturday at their haH on Fourth Avenue. An members are requested Go be on hand
 Fresh Oysters on haH shell or Skag- way spring chicken at the Pack Train Restaurant b.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07

PILES CURED TN 6 TO f4 DAYS. Your druggist will rsfund money If PAso OINTMENT faus to cure any case os Itcning. Blind, Bleeding or PIesrudinE Pies in to 1l days. soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-07
WILL FIGHT
 FUR OPEN SHOP
lBr Alaska News BureauD

CHICAGO. Oct 7-The Hartman officials made a statement this nor ming that they would now carry the tight through, and that they would be satisfied with nothing short of the open shop" policy.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Madrid, sept. 3O.-Spain b facs 70
fAcs With . crisis equal In gravity e
that following the riot 10 Barcelona -
1909, the agitation aud power 81 agtta-
ton on the masses have lBcrsased II
proportion to the risor Of the rspsss'
slve measures undertaken BY the
government. What, 1t Ito origin. wsa
purely . labor movement, has nov
developed into . revolutionary conflict
. commune having actually been pro
claimed ct two towns near Valencia.
A. these places the authorities vefe
driven out Of the districts. The exc
cution Of Professor Ferrsr, In 1909, h
6sing INSIDE an issue BY the revolutioss-
airy leaden with Tremendous effect.
London, Sept. 2O.--That the critical
situation In Spain will result the over.
throw Of King Alfonso and the estab-
llshment VI . republican government
h the opinion Of Official London. Tbs
action Of Lloyds In granting Insurance.
against the downfall Of the spanish
Mouarchy ct the sxtrrmely high rate
u Is Guineas per cent and the subse-
guent business done ct that rate h
regarded - highly significant u the
true state Of affairs In Alfons0's
klngdom. .....
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

An adjossnsd meeting e ~ lsvs
council wss held hooday svseisg viii
oil MEMBER present sxespsiag Tsusess
Kno,h. TIE street graAD - 0tab'
lished BY enginsss Lass wsss appsevs6
b. the board. Ths sight-el.vay esas-
missss rsposssd sFpas,s 10 securing pr
mission 10 NY plps IN Q. y. omlsh'a
Geld. Esd shsy wsss sstbssissd y ~
board 70 nAks ~. Smith - ~ y
cover damage 81 v thb ~ - -
cspssd 70 instlssls sos1sosaaiso ~
essdlnGs q eass. 0e6ioasess NsA u,
-. - ssd = vsss vsa1 81 a00ssved
as1 ssdsss1 pshlhesl Thsg aepsaa
10 thh lnus = ~ ~ 80 sesss1 y
sasstsily NJ y sssv s1elsse.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

II draaken man ssts = twoyeas
ssntsncs Tor turning In . ihlss alasa =
0re, what ought 70 b the bsneea =
esrn ios calamity prophet hevlsn 80
rsi0 csows Who sOund alarms dsssne
prosperity aud suHshlne.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Any doubt that Champ Clark y -
asptsast fDs the pFssidency b nov ds'
psllsd through hls action In starting
an Ananias club With President ian
= character member. For whae =
The presidency without IN Ansnias
aluh.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Services will be held In the DoloFss
Catholic church the third Sunday Of
each month.
Services In the Baptist church u
n .. m. and 7:S0 p. m. Sunday school
at 10 .. IN.
There will be preaching service In
he Aetbodist church Sunday ct u an.
sunday school at 10 .. m. No even
Ing service.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Angus Mac Donald came down from
his ranch near stoner Greek Monday
to consult . physician and Fsmaissd 10
town until wednesday. NJ. MscDoo.
cid hes been In poor health Sos souss
time.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

The hspplsst nan In the land today
b the sucosssful farmer. He sits un-
der hh Own vine and Dc tree, undis,
turbsd BY the maddsning noise Of the
great city. Banks fAIl, railroads 20
Into the hands II receiver. booming
towns COLLAPSE, al eusIness stasnatss.
But the Wis farmer con snap his Ia
gep ct thsss things. He 10 the mos
arch of ell he surveys on bis brood
ocses.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Let IA cultivate . ps6.te splris and
talk les and work MON. Epssssaes
our local sutbositiss 10 nakisg ias-
provsmenI epsak ~. sVsak yell.
talk suooaragiagiy q en- esws ed
i,s bright prospsstA u b tAsss many
little considssat,oas thas 0ahs osws
grow. Nstuss has shovsssd spsa -
her cholcsst bssasinsp, aed Win ~.
isct unity aud slyoss Sos The 80 q
our common osuss, gssas vtll - W
result.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
10 tbs matter Of the estate u Jsass l.. Shafts

Notice = hereby given, That ON Monday, the
18th day u OesObes. A. v tSli, being one u the
regular days u the september term. u the
county court Of Montosuma county. In the State
sris q ssia :stats. viii appesr before The
judgs II said court present ny ANAL settlement
e such sdris.sat!ix, psay the approval q
g. such adninlssssiris. Al ~hirh time and
place aay psrs0n In interest," nsy appear and
Dressat 0h{sctions 70 the samc II any there b.,
Dstsd q C0rtea, Colorado, September II, isii.
Adninisssatrix Of ths sseats Of James L.
Bhults. dsrsased.
Firss pub sept Is last pab oct 9, 1911.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

The section boys have been busy this
week putting In new tiss on the South.
ern In Doiorss and vtcisity. THIS viii
make the track aafsr for the speeding
Of the ofIicial auto cor.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

u.s Lssd oshss - Dsssnso. Colorado,
Nosies 10 hereby sivsa that 3aass Y, Ain.
Al Dolosss, Colorado, yho.. On June Iesh, IN,
No. Ollie, Tor the nv ~ 4 ssstiss 81. soss.
Ship y nossh, rang~ u wet. = 2 Meridian,
kas Alsd soslcs a iateesi0a - sake final
ssoys dssesissa, Ssioss G. j, ChsssSosss, sisri
= Ne essety ecsFt II hess0uea esanty,
Ccless1o. 81 Cossss, Colorado. En- shs In, dsy
Idsis 1bq0as. Hilliaa IN, Clark. Chaslas 3.
4sC1s9lss esd ssass Pyle. I'll " Dolosss.
visss Dsb. sses. !. iSlii LAss 80. dss. 4 ISii
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Mn. Frances Shuts and daughter,
Margaret, and Crist HehFints len
yesterday, overlasd, for Farn,ington,
wher: Nm. Shuts and Aassa''s ''''
spend the winter. '
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

PhiiChristy wss 10 TOYS Saturday
posting the bllb 10 the Asssols sasni.
vel. He wss scoosnpanisd b thrss
young lsdIes Who Sasrtsd ~ sdvss.
tisIng the carnival, whish tAsy ttsd
onto every enc they met.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

w. v. Eabanks arrived boms from Z
trip around the circle made 10 the In
terests OF the Nontssums Fruit 4 Pro-
duce company, Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

n you ass not Q subscriber TO The
Star b0t rsosivs sample COPY Or two
Do not b afrsid ot reoeiviug . blu for
ssos. THIS b one Of our ways d Cd
vsstising. Take the paper and rod Il
aud u you like Il suhscrihs for Il, u not
hand Il 70 your Dsishbos, may b be
Will like u.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Asxiso Osy. 0spt A-Oes husdrsd
cd ssvsety-sight nso vsss killed and
9ts vosedsd 10 hastls o. the hanks
= TIE 0ispalvs dvss. ssas The city Of
oAs Csls1sAai. bssvsss . sbses Il S.Oo
CAlaVas Is1lass ed l.soO Msdsrises.
~ hessls 90 bsosght % By The ~
paseetsa q ~ 1e1iass - ths sasdi.
1asy = AssAbls6sp l.svs Iss the GOV.
sssenAie - ths state q CiapaA A
saall has1 vhise saidsd Ma Csissshai
- sspslss1 go 1bllswsd isss tbs
HIN - CaVeala Csistsa. 1hs Nadss.
~ sassssssssd ~ oais bsdy n
1s>laas 10 aobusA go Wsss senplsss.
y sssss1. ~ ls1lass shsa nasshed
% ~ Csises6al 80 tost sssnp,sss
pesssau1es = ~ sley. TAsss lheuas1
Io11nas Aeve ~ TsAassy = luls ehs
CAlpae hael. The seoteseA lssss wlll
|elasnDs y 1stvs w. Cssbsltss fssa
~ s1n1A
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

An al day mssting Will b held at
the Summit Ridge school houss Bun.
day to which svsrybody b cordially
invited. A basket dinner as pooo.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

AtbsO0 U9o00s
NJ. Js0ssiss hes returned 10 Denver.
Nm. Js0sriss b still ct the ranch but
vii follow 10 ~ weeks.
4 party 81 Arriols's young people
vsss out lass saturday advertising aud
tagging every one they met, Tor the
carnival ct Arsis'a September q, today
Mio Blanes DilIon, vho b cierking
In DUN store, In Costes, spent sunday
with her mother.
Alo Dora Royce, ''hello" girl at
Lsbsoou, spsot Sunday with her folks
In Asrtols.
NM Canasld and Nm. Wysick we're
out so,ieitisg lbs The carnival and n
jSdes fsom thiss liss tbsy will have
plenty II GOD thinss 70 go.
4. w. DiiIoo, Who y . delegate 10
The state ihis, viii b home this week
70 attend 70 The psskias u biz pears.
Take . drive through Asriols and
note the nsmbss Of nee hossss that
srs bsing bsilt.
Nm. HallsnCss and chiidrss have
moved oats the whsatlsnd plaos %
the boys eaa attsad school.
Prsd Hsehtuaaa hss soos out vest
% - 70 ride On the fall round up.
rssok Morgan has Grew Of men 81
vesk % III Dtats land . nv miles
vooe a the sshoul houoo.
The QUESTION 10 APssola nov b,
"Wbo b esins 70 b married usstf',
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Mn. John sasrillo vas . caller q
The Star ofIics Monday. 1bs expsets
her daughter, 0ustina, who b 90
comparing Mn. Autons 0iorsstts on
. visit In Europs. 70 return homs nsxt
month.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

A. ID. Gibson Of Arriola, was . busi.
ness caller at The Star once Monday.
Mr.. Gibson says Arriola b expsrisno-
ing small sized boom ct present.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Dr.. Smith will b. In Dolores. Thurs-
day and Friday. 6sptsmbss - and =
tn do guaranteed dental work. Fin
need Of anything In hs lice ell on
him Ct the Elk hotel.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Moss new hasA Cal and ieok thso
evse.
MIA ,. a. P.Ass Do,ssss ca.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

R. E. Wilson, Who hes besn editing
the Montezuma Journal for the pese
year, left Tuesday with his fAmily Tor
Colombo Spring..
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Mis- Lulu Lee, Who y tssching d
the Brick school, and Mis- Erma Re.
Wis were callers at The 1tas o0les Wed.
nesday evening.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22
Notice.

Patents for sale In every state In the
Union and Canada on royalty. Any
number Of counties or states thst the
royalty h not sold.
J. II. HUGHES,
Inventor aud Patentee,
Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

whss 10 nssd q seal phone
nillard. MP II
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Write Western Slops eossssy comp.
any q 0rand Junettsa Colombo Tor
estaloeus asd price list. AppIs Ilcts.
plum, psas and cherry II csoss. 9lp2s
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22
NOTICE OF .AfE skl c4EEs. 10 LEASE
Olics u shs stats Board u LAID Ceamis.

Deaves, Colo. August =. 1911.
Notice 70 here6T gives tAat W. ]. nyleF,
has nsde application No, - ~ isass the fol.
lovina descSibsd Asriesltursl Collage Lands,
sitvats In noatssuDs CorntI, Colorado, tovtt
vsssi u 81 esssloa Z tewsshlD u north,
ss.ss Y ss.t, " I ss.tlss ". t..ssAig q
sosssSi. 10 ss,s a.. 80 81 .sss,Ss
", townshiD u north. rage IL vsss.
No othss epplteatton " lsass ths atrovs dss-
sembss u, 1911. b. L. JkvvnhaON,
Register .sats Hnsd Lasd Cos nlssloass.
First pub aspt. ], tytl. lass pah sept. ", 1911.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Ees Potato Dlegsn - The Rust
Lsm6ss . Newcastle company.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22
waueed

To let contract for grubbing 2 to 8
acres Of willow land. Will furnish .
new grubber. Call on g. r. Sullivan,
Quarry, Colorado, and sse the land at
Ouce.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

Mn. r. J. Coo,nbs aud daegtss, Mn.
Lulu Brumley and son vsturnsd eatar.
day from . visit to Canon City asd
Pueblo.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

No doubt Admiral Togo hasa mueh
e'esres idsa d The dangsrs that IN
llkely to beset the Japaness Invader.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22
IoficR vOn vVkLICATioN- is0LAfED
Pubiis iSnd ssIs,

psperasss q ~ fssssies,
Y. .. Lnsd Ooes q Dusanes, COiossd0.
Ausues 10. wil.
~ .soatsslcsss y ~ OsasSai' Laa1 O1Iss.
s s,s. n $500 -, =: =, q $50 a !,
1872 2. - a. ~ snss. - IslIySlsl
., AZ -. s 3, :;:,, :ss ~. = !;
hss - ~ v, ~ - - & No
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

The lsavss 90 ~ tssss ~ sssalno
brown regardless q ~ dslaysd visil
Of Jack Frost.
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22

fes Hsls-Rns esnb Rhode Leland
Nd psllstA Isqsirsss Nm. J. G. Dsrsh
The Dolores star., 1911-09-22
ors,clAl DIRscross.

COUNTY OFvIcYnA
Cosssy Jsdss, J. Z, 4ossasld
COunty Clerk, b. n. Barrie
|eosnsy Treasurer, Charles use1
SSpt q ssheois, i.aliaH Dsrvsrd
Csss.s Asssss,s, !. G. Esis;slu
Eosaty surveyor, o. Z. ososo
COUNTY ConnISsioNE1s.
Pistslct No. I, ~. ". avsn
ptstrict No. ., ". /. nyns
District No. :. 0s0rus HALLS
TowS oEHIcgRa
ayor, ". y. Ovsiway.
2rsasursr, ,. ". ExuN
Town Clerk, ", E. hnyd
own Marshall, \. ". Loshstt
Trustees; WI
y. J. Exoo, I, n. Hsunlsy, n. 7, Pessss, J.
D. Bargwin, ". O. nedloeklis, ". W. nvssu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15

Daddy sBedtirne
>fNrvy Laddie Couldn't See
J The Family Starve
2R o-

~ We laughed to myself an awful lot" said Evelyn IS daddy drew a long
E Laddie Can't yu tell is som more about him, daddy dearG"
Surely" said daddy, land lot only about Ladde, but his great
chum Tip, who is just a clever"
Finer cried the children. Hurry up please"
"Laddies folks, as l told you" began daddy. live in the country-that IS
the almost country. They have airs and sunshine and room such a are not to
be found in the city, but they are just al much in need O the baker, the
milkman and the iceman as city folks. They can't milk cows Tor raise
chickens nor bake bread, and they haven't any DON on their spreading lawns
that's a joke, M dears-for a n icehouse.
"Wen, one morning Mrs. Hooker, the lady who owns Laddh, came in great
excitement to her husband, who "a sitting on the porch waiting for break
fast and said: My goodness. what shall W 9 do? The baker hasn't stopped
here this morning, and there isn't a single bit of bread In the house. Have
you time ito go down ito the town and get somer
"No, maam' said Mr.. Hooker firmly; I have to be at my office at 9
Try some potato cakesT
"No mashed potatoes left over said Mrs. Hooker.
"Laddle, who had been listening suddenly disappeared, and just as the
Hooker family had gathered around the breadless table lie came In with a
large paper bag in his mouth containing a loaf If French bread and a dozen
crisp rolls
"Whereupon the Hooker family. knowing that the family Laddfe had
robbed couldn't suffer any more than they, promptly ate the bread and rolls"
"He should have brought in q pound of butter also" commented Evelyn.
snow please tell US about Tip"
"No, ma'am" said daddy. you've made fun of my story. so I'll keep the
n about Tip for m time when you'll have more respect for you daddys
gray hairs"
Forgive me, daddy" pleaded Evelyn. pretending to cry.
"An right" said daddy. with a wink at Jack. THE man who owns Tip
has the Initial G. W. A One morning he didn't have a clear handkerchief
and complained. Tip heard him and came in with a handkerchief marked
G. W A. That's pretty good for a little dog isn't it"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15

TO be a kings daughter Is all very
well In a fairy tale, but most kings
daughters have far from an easy life.
There Is the little fOurteen-year-old
daughter OF the king and queen of
England. She has lessons that would
shame many an American college
girl. for a princess education ends at
seventeen or eighteen, and there are
many things which she must learn
that ordinary girls are not troubled
with.
For instance, she must be proficient
in several languages and have q good
working knowledge Of the history of
different nations, particularly their
modern history. She must be something
Of an artist and musician. and II her
mother is a person of housewifely
tastes, as Is Princess Mary's mother,
then her spare moments are filed up
with instructions In regard to cooking,
baking. housekeeping and sewing.
When the little princess goes to visit
her grandma, Queen Alexandra. that
royal lady initiates her into the art OF
dairying, which to the daughter of a
king of Denmark is a very important
matter. Then her father insists that
his daughter , must not neglect her
horseback exercise or other outdoor
sports. in which nowadays all smart
young Englishwomen excel.
1t will be seen that the little English
princess has no life of leisure. The
only girl In q family of four boys, all
of them lively and fond Of fun, 1t may
be Judged that the princess has nj
chance to become self conscious Oh
vain.
One of the latest court rules is that
every one not Of royal rank must ad-
dress the little girl as "ma'am." and it
is funny to Americans to see gray
haired dowagers ~courtesying to the
seyenteen-year-old Prince of Wales
and g~ravely answering his little sister
with prim Yes, ma'ams" and No,
ma'ams."