The Alaska citizen., 1911-07-17
ODD BITS OF NEWS

PROVIDENCE T. R. c edwin and Thomas Flemngday editor of the Rudder. will sail for Rome in q 25-foot yawl. expecting to reach the Mediterranean in 40 days BOSTON - Pierce Brothers. flor ists. will seek an injunction prevent ing aviatCrs who are to take part in the Waltham meeting from flying oyer their greenhouses
 NEW YORK While fire was de stroying the Powers moving picture manufacturing plant photographers Iushed to the street and goi a good moving picture of the burning building and the escape of em- ploycs.
 ward Bayliss has been sentenced to jail for three months for furnishing the Somervlle Sun with a story that Mayor Woods was intoxicated.
 SPRINGFIELD III. Governor Dineen has boosted the safe and sane Fourth by signing a bill giv ing cities the right to prohibit the use of fireworks of any description. CHICAGO - Twelve jurors hear ing the breach of promise suit brought by Sarah Mansfield could not agree on the damages. Each fixed a sum, added the total and divided by 12. awarding her $292. The judge teprimanded them.
 CHICAGO - One of the reasons Mary Berkau asks divorce from ~ ,1. cason. she says. he attempted 10 feed her tcadstools instead of hush rooms, in the hope of killing her. CHEYENNE. Wyo. Ray Bar mum. IA is dead as the result of swallowing a tin whistle a year ago COLORADO SPRINGS - At the commencement exercises of the Col orado school for the deaf and blind. Roy Sturdy and David William, graduates from the blind department, were granted certificates as expert piano tuners.
 MUNCIE. Ind. Because she thought life burden. now that all her childhood friends are dead. Mrs Jane Cunningham. S4. hanged her self
 t11lNfibo "o ltllH U q itu from the sleeves cf Mrs Mortimer Hancock of India when she regis | tered at the Auditorium. They were | pets.
 1 GRAND JUNCTION. - Confronted | by two alternatives bath in the Gunnison or an immediate eXit-107 | hobos, rounded up by the police, unanimously declared in favor Of the exit scheme.
 CHICAGO - Beach Guard c. J. Glover saved p. J. Stahlammer from drowning, but had to hit him to keep both from sinking. When Stahlam- mer recovered he heat up his res cuer and had to pay $5 fine. COLORADO SPRINGS - Leonard G. Taylor and l.. Katherine Dicker- son. who met fer the first time in the pest house, where they were both under quarantine. were married here.
 r GREELEY, Colo. - Persisting in chasing the neighbOrs' cattle and giving as an excuse the information that he was "Bo Peep," T. A Hall, of Nunn, veteran of the civil war, has been adjudged insane.
 GREELEY. Colo Lighting his pipe after he had lowered himself into gas main to make some re pairs. w. B. Kent was blown eight feet in the air by an explosion.
 OTTAWA. Canada - American campers in Algonquin park will no longer be permitted to fly the Amer ican flag. as the provincial govern ment has decreed that only the Brit ish flag may be displayed.
 NEW YORK - Mrs. Herbert Sum ner Owing of Utah told the Woman's Republican association that she wished she had the courage to be profane in speaking about Brigham Young whose likeness she is try ing to keep off the battleship Utah's silver service.
 OTTAWA, III. - Harry Daniels a federal prisoner, complained of the county jail at Waukegan and the federal authorities had him removed