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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-08-16

expensive. one-sided primary at his
behest, which indicates that there was
previous understanding between
him, certain members of the commit
tee and certain other Democrats not
members, but who controlled certain
members, that such would be the
course. The committee, in short, at
every step of the campaign, beginning
last December and up to the last meet
ing the other day, has acted in perfect
accord upon program previously
agreed upon between its dominant
members and its selection for Gov
ernor. The only break that we know
of was in the Railroad Commissioner
race in the Second District. That
break was not in the committee. 1t
was because personal influences out
side of the committee, and which on
all other matters were in accord with
the committee, were not strong enough
in that particular instance to cope
with the demands of the liquor inter
ests, and certain of it's allies in the
lobby, as to that particular race. The
nominations desired, planned and pre-
viously agreed upon by that committee
have been made with an unerring pre-
cision that shows machine work. 1t
may be that the gentlemen so nomi-
mated were better men than those re-
jected. A wise machine would not
choose the weakest men in a close
State. The fact remains, however, that
1t is a machine-picked ticket.
Nor does II necessarily follow that
a party machine is composed of cor
rupt men. 1t may be quite the con-
trary. But 1t is also true that such
an organization is not only easier to
be reached by designing interests, or
INSCRIPTIONS politicians, than the
larger body of the party Is, but 1t Is so
frequently the case that II is so domi-
mated that II has become the general
rule. In truth, such Interests can not
dominate a party otherwise than
through a machine organization, nor
do they ever attempt to do so. For
those reasons, II not for others. party
machines are regarded by the public
with intense and merited distrust
II Is most unwise. because unsafe.
for the people to abdicate their SUI
preme control in favor OF any lesser
body within a party. II inevitably
leads to abuse of power, and affords
the surest avenue for the entrance into
political power OF the baneful infiu'
ences so familiar in modern times. the
special unprotected interests. which
thrive upon the public because of un-
due preferences given or allowed them
by law.
Majority Of Democrats Had No Voice
In Party Ticket.
II is certain that a majority OF the
Democrats OF Kentucky did not even
participate in making the present
ticket. II is not. therefore. their act
and deed. Aside. from the fear OF ma
chine domination, which seems 70
have been well founded. the Democrats
were not given an opportunity OF know
Inc beforehand what the candidates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
Samuel H. Luni. Auctioneer.
StIEOfE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned trustees by hattie V. Pun
can and Mary II. Price. in deed of trust
dated November Il. 1909 and recorded
in Deed Book l22. page 9S. one Of the
Land Records Of the County OF Alcxan
lria. Virginia, To secure Jacob a. Egg
born The payment Of two notes one for
>2.Gn0 and the other for SIS 90 and pay
able eighteen months from date of trust.
and default having been made in the
payment of both notes. and the trustees
being requested by the said Eggborn to
sell The same. do hereby advertise that
on Iunc 30lh. 1911. At l2O'clock m, NJ the
ROYAL Street entrance of the Market
Building. Alexandria, Virginia. they
will offer for sale. NJ public auction, the
following described real estate:
4 II that tract or parcel OF land, with
the buildings and other Improvements
thereon. and appurtcnances thcreunto
belonging. situate, lying and being at
the northeast intersection of Mount
Vernon and Washington Avenues. also
called Poor House Lane in the County
Of Alexandria. near Del Ray, Virginia
and bounded as follows:
Beginning ii a fence post on the north
side Of Poor blouse Lane talso called
Washington Avcnucb. established by }.
T.. SicklcS and shown 10 J.. i. Flaner,
surveyor. aS the southeast corner OF the
land of James Duncan. and running
thence south - degrees 30 west SD feet
% 4 fence post situated ut the interscc-
ion of the north side of Mount Vernon
'AVcnue: thence along the east side Of
Mount Vernon Avenue moth degrees
west g1S feet inches 10 Il stake in the
south side Of Eclicfonl Avcnu": thence
north s. degrees east 40 feet along the
south side Of frlIcfunl Avenue To q
fence post. the northwest curnrr OF John
duncan: thence south !dc%rccS - east
r.: feet to = fence post: thence north -
degrees : east 80 feet 10 - wild cherry
Tree hlaZcu an The north side thence
south degrees n east jDn feet along the
line of Alexandra City property to the
point Of hr.innin@ and containing l5.l5
acres more Gr Ic,s.
This property will be sold for cash
RDHLET u. BIZ MBACk.
AEnNi Il l.. BOOrIiE.
Jll1 co a. Trustees.
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81, T.. S2So feet; n. IL degree Il
100. : leet; thence leaving 81
uad :. IS degree 80 l.. 900 f.
> a stone: n 81 degree 10 l.. l.?
.rl-Io stone; y. A degree 80
10 feet 10 a stone; y. deGi
- ". 325.9 feet to stone III y
nrrr 81 the Branch thence aIo,
ii branch \. II degree ii l.. ia
= IL stone; \. o. degree !
llS.2 icei 10 . stone; =. 90 degr
r. ZIG feet To Il stone; =.
r"rce 4 L. S3G.0 feet 10 the cent
lie aIuun: Vernon Road, sto!
eng planted in the West side
id Road; thence along the cents
{ said Road X degree is f.. 40
ct 10 stone on the South side
ne Gravel road, thence along II
.outh side OF said road y. al deSr'
- l.. $500 feet to stone on II
,lgc OF Iluntiug Greek: thence aioh
he said Creek and the POioma
liver to the place OF beginning. con
aiming l550.1G acres OF land, beln:
he same land conveyed by Clarenc
.aker 10 Griffith Il. Abbot, by dee'
/ December 20, 1891; together viii
II rights and appurtenanceS includln;
tparian rights and privileges, 10 I'll
me belong ing, or in any wise al
,riauiag. Also, all that tract o
parcel OF land situated in the Dis
trict and County aforesaid, bounded
anu described as follows, Beginning
al a point on the division line be.
tween tracts c. and u and distant S
5G degree So w. 80 feet from the
North East corner of tract c; thence
:. SO degree % +. GILL; feet TO the
long South boundary of the 1GO6.4.
acre tract; thence along said bound
airy y. 81 degree AZ w. 919.44 feet
to the division line between tract:
e and d; and thence along said dlyl
sion line y. 30 degree IS Z. CSC.
feet 10 the beginning, containing Is
rs acres OF land, together with ali
rights and appurtenaccS 10 the same
belonging, or in any wise appertain-
ing.
Excepting, however. the following
lots or parcels of land, to wit;
() All that parcel OF land which
by deed dated July %, 1892, record
cd in Libcr y, No. ), folio 1873 was
conveyed by Griffith +. Abbot. Trust
&c. TO the Washington, Alexandria, &
Mt Vernon Electric Railway Co., as
4 right of way, etc. in said deed par
licularly mentioned and described by
metes and bounds, TO which refer
ence is here made.
CD Ali those two parcels OF land
l and ., which by order OF
the County Court Of Fairfax County,
entered May Court, 1893, recorded |
Liber 0, Nos 352 in the condemna-
lion proceedings by the Washington, |
Alexandria & Mt. Vernon Electric |
Railway Company against Griffith !
f. Abbot, Katie &. Johnson and !
Katie VI. G. Johnson, was condemned I
for the uses and purposes OF said /.
Railway Company, and said TO contain !.
in all l0.7 acres of land. TO which /
order so recorded as aforesaid, refer ,
ance is here made for more particu- !
lar description.
(2) All that lot or parcel of land
which b. deed recorded Liber I, No /
), page ca, was conveyed by the
Land & River Improvement Company |
Of New Alexandria, Virginia, TO the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

President Taft today completed ar
rangemeui for one Of the most siren
nous weeks OI his administration. The
programme will begin next Monday
with the celebration III the White HnuS"
Of the 25th wedding anniversary OF
President and Mrs Taft. Nearly > 900
cues have been invited and the cc-
rasinn promises TO become one OF the
most notable in the history OF official
s,,lpty. On Tuesday he will go TO
New York and the next day to New
Haven, where he will attend the Yale
University commencement and Tn"
meeting OF the Yale corporation. On
Thursday he will deliver two speeches
at ManlIatlan Beach. \. Y. where he
will address the New York Bankers
and the Canadian Club. Thursday
night he will leave on I'll Maynnwcr
for Fall River to attend the celebration
Of the 20Olh anniversary Of the he.
ginning Of the cotton industry IN
America. Saturday will be spent in
Providence. r. L.. where he will address
the Conservative Club. The president
will return to Washington Saturday
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
TO TIE
Owners Of Dogs!
OFFICE.
Alexandria. Va. June 10, lgll.

.NitNiilti isl, 49, ~ Aiii' w. i''ii
All persons owning or intending &c
keep any animal or canine species
should come rnrNartl on or before
JUNE TWENTY-ElGuTIi. 1911.
and take ont i license for Tic same from
the Auditor Alter the %llh Of June al
persons owning or harh"rinG dogs with
out thu required license are subject 10 Il
fine * The laws on the subject require
Of $500 or 500.
IN order - avoid any mistakes per
sous who max" application for licenses
would do we'll 10 write their names and
number Of residence. street, etc. on 4
earl or paper when making application
for their licenses 10 the Auditor.
Attention * also called Ia the fact that
while the payment Of 4 license tax is re-
uuircd 10y lic Jaws al the city. whether
Il dog is kept on the premises of tile
owner nj al times or not. yet thc pay
mciu OF >uc!r ;aN does not cniitlc the
dog 10 the unrestricted use of the streets
and alleys Of the city. both day and
night. for il is provided by law TINT:
The Mayor III y, ditirn, 1t any and nil
times in his discretion. by proclamation
shall declare that Ill such dogs asabove
licensed shall be securely muZzled, and
if ANY such dogs he found running ut
large during The coutintlanc% OF such
without the required
muzzlc they shall be seized by the po-
lice force or other persons designated by
the Mayor for such purposes and ,on-
vcycd 10 suitable place and destroyed.
FRED. j PAFF, Mayor.
The following is 4 copy OF Section u
ri the License Law: lon every dog. r.
@ardlcSS OF sex. one dollar and fifty
ccntS
iciu lnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
gaARRBE WHITE
Observation-Disclosures Bonds.
4 MISSISSIPPI
ENTHUSIAST
Mrs. Lena Gresham, of Clinton
Miss, Has a Few Facts to
Tell Our Readers About
Cardui.

Clinton, Miss.-"Thanks to Cardui, "
writes Mrs. Lena Gresham, OF this place,
81 have been greatly relieved"
81 suffered for three years from female
inflammation, and had taken medicine
from four different physicians without
much benefit.
al have received more benefit from
seven bottles Of Cardui, tllan from all the
physicians"
lust try Cardui. That's all we ask.
II speaks for itself. !! has helped so
many thousands, it must be able to
help you.
Trying Cardui won't hurt you. 1t is
safe, harmless, gentle in action, and
purely vegetable.
If you are weak, tired, down and out,
Try Cardui.
If you are sick, miserable, and suffer
from womanly pains, like headache,
backache, dragging feelings; pains in
side, arms, legs, etc.-try Cardlu.
II is the medicine for all women.
1t is the tonic for you.
N B.-Wrfe 10: Ladies' Advisory Dspt.. Chat,,-,
nbloga Medicine Co. Chattanooga enI., i0r SPECIAL
DISTRACTIONS and Ci- PAGE book. Home Treatment
tor Women sent j. Niaiii Wrapper. or request
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

: Washington, Alexandria x MI Yer
on Railway Company, as right .,
FAY. etc. 10 which reference is made
or more particular description there
Cd All that tract or parcel OF
nd which by deed recorded Liber 4.
D. e. page i9j OF the land records
Fairfax County, Virginia, was con
eyed BIZ the Land <, River improve
ent Company OF New Alexandra,
irginia, to the Washington, Alex
ndria & Mt. Vernon Railway Com
any. and said to contain AIS acres.
aore or less, to which reference IS
made for more particular description
thereof.
(5) The following blocks, lots. or
parcels of land as shown upon the
uryey of the said tract of land above
..eferred TO. 10 wit: Lots Nos. j. :. !.
/. 5, s .. %, %, "a, p. &c. y. IS,
20, and 80 in Block No. 30 Lot No.
20, Block No. 30: Lots Il, is, ~,
20, and u in Block No -; 10; no.
5, Block No. IS; Lots 10, ii, u,
g, IA, and Is. Block No %, Lots
%os. /. ,, >, !, .. .. !, ), and .,
Block no. 80; lots No. 10 and IL,
Block No sc: lot IA, Block 81; lot l.,
Block Al: lot Nc !. Block IL; lot
10. II, Block 40; lot so. 2, Block
&c: lot >, Block IS; acres more
3r less. conveyed by The New Alex
andria improvement Company TO the
Benham Philter Company BY deed
recorded Liber 7, No. ., page OF
the land records OF Fairfax County,
Virginia: lot Is, Block so; lot 5,
Block 40; lots Island 20, Block -;
lot 9, Block 40; lot II, Block 70;
lots 16, Ills, 10, and 20, Block 30
lots Is and 1G, Block 81; lot =
Block 40: lots 80, 81, 80. %, and23,
Block 81; lots /, ., 3, 4, and3, BLOCK
20 all OF Blocks , and &c; lots -
and %, Block 81; lot i, Block IS:
Block II; lots % and23, Block 30;
lots /, ., 3, I, ), 6, and Z, h!ock -;
lot IA. Block 30; lot ! ana 5, Block
Sc: lot II, Block %; lot Il, Block
"a: lot -, Block23; the lot or par
eel of land which b. deed recorded
Liber V. 40. ), page sci, of the
land records of Fairfax County. Vir-
ginia. was conveyed By the New AL
exandria Improvement Company to
NJ. 3. Harlow, containing 1888 acres
more or less, 10 which reference IS
made for more particular description
lots 10, IL, -, Is, IA, and 10, BLOCK
%; lots "a, %, %, 81 Is, and25
in Block 80; lots II, and IS, Block
%; lots 81 and %, Block 8; lots -
and l6, Block %, lots ., and 6, BLOCK
&c; lot C, Block 81. lots 81 and %,
Block 81; lots 4 and 5, Z, and s,
Block 81. All the said lots or par
cels of land excepted, as aforesaid,
being shown upon the plat and sub
division of the town of New Alexan-
iria, above referred to.
Terms Of sale; For so much cash |
as may be necessary to pay the costs
and expenses Of suit and sale, ana
the liens upon the said real estate
which amounts 10 So, 100000 ana
the residue in TWO equal instaiiineh1S
at six and twelve months from -
iay of sale. The deferred instai-
ments to be evidenced BY me nol"S
Of the purchaser or purchasers anu
- haar interest at the rate OF SIX
ne- cent per annum from date OF sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
CONi,IISSIONER'S sale.

BY virtue of Il degree ri the CT
cult Court OF Fairfax County. virgin
ia. rendered on the 9th day Of Jan
nary, 1911. in the Chancery caHS,
therin depending wherein David {
Leech and James 5. SWartZ, who sue
etc. are cnmplainants, and the Laud
River Improvement Company 81 Ne.
Alexandria. CT ais. are defendant
the under signed, who by eaid deere
were appointed Special Commission
ers to make sale OF the real csLat
in The bill and proceedings in sal
cause mentioned, will at twelve
cleck NJ. en- Saturday the Sth da
Of July. 1911. iii front Of the Cour
House OF Fairfax County, Eir$lni.
offer for sale at public auction IT,
following real estate, 10 Wit; y.
that tract or parcel Of land situate
in Mt. Vernon District, in the Count
of Fairfax. State Of Virginia. on IT.
south bank of Great Hunting Gre"
and the west bank OF the rolOm"
River, and bounded ana describe
as per survey and plat thereof date
April 10. 1892, and recorded in Libc
n. No. ;, page 23l OF the lars
records OF Fairfax County. Eir"inI.
as follows: Beginning for the sam
at a stake on the bank Of the Poi"
mac River below the Dixie, and At The
east end OF the South line nf the en-
tire tract; thence north &c degree
So w. 1885 feet to Il line
stone on the edge Of the marsh, and
continuing in the same course from
said line stone 24GI.9 feet 10 thT
centre of the County road 10 Nj
Vernon stone being planted in line
on the east side Of said road thence
along the centre OF said road ist"nes.
being planted at each angle ana Gil
the East side of said road y. de
gree IS w. HOE feet y. q dcgrec
% ". 176.7 feet; y. / I degree -
w. 1856 feet; y. - degree :" ".
1923 feet y. 10 degree 81 w. g.
feet; y degree C-la ". 500
feet: che stone at this point G"iug
on the west side Of said road theme
leaving the road y. - degree ",
4S352 feet TO a stone; thence y.
81 degree 10 + lG2S.S feet 10 =
stone; thence y :: degree o. ". and
along the East side Of the Neck Road.
3S273 feet 10 stone. thence y.
81 degree 80 w. 9S3 feet 20
stone: thence y. I degree 40 4 1ii.i
feet TO a stone in the centre OF the
road: thence y. II degree - +.
1856 feet 10 stone in the centre
of the road: thence along tho centre
of the road n AZ degree 81 w. $40
feet TO a stone; thence y. - degree
3 F. BALI feet to a stone thence
\. 3 degree % ". IT'S feet 20 q
stone: thence y. IS degree 26' w.
81. feet to stone; thence leaving
said Neck Road and with the line
of the School House lot \. 80 decree
> E. feet TO the centre OF the Gravel
Road ca stone being planted on the
South side OF said road thence along
The centre Of said road tstones be-
ing planted at angles and on the
south side of said road \. 6! degree
So E. 40..5 feet; S. 50 degree y
+. 33O.5 feet y. SO degree Z. in3.2 Il.
y. 20 degree ~ +. COS feet; y.
SO degree 10 f. 267.i feet; y. 80
degree - E. 1882 feet; \ II degree
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
FROM WASHINGTON

Bonds TO the value OF s30,0CO,OCO
will be issued simultaneously 10 four
equal portions tomorrow in New YORK,
London, Paris, and Berlin. following
the signature yesterday by the Chinese
Minister in Washington Of the pros
pectus to the four-power loan to the
Celestial Empire. Ultimately the loan
will reach TOTAL of $50, 200, 0GO, IN
which the United States bankers will
have an equal share. The money IS
TO be used in China for the construction
of the Hukuang railway AMI branches.
No difficulty is anticipated in floating
in the United States the bonds allotted
to this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
Il. f. Knox. AuCrioneer.
SALE OF VARIABLE REAL ES-
fSIE

Pursuant to decree entered in the
Corporation Court Of the CITY of AL
eXandria. Virginia, on June Il, 1911,
in the chancery cause OF G.
H. Smith. against Lula G. Smith
The undersigned commissioners vial
offer for sale al public auction. in
front OF The Royal Street entrance
TO the Market Building, on Tues
day. June -, 1911, al eleven o'clock
y. NJ. the following described prop
erry situated in the City of Alexan-
dria. Virginia, tOwit:
BEGINNING on The west side of
Patrick Street l60 feet , inches.
more or less, south of Duke Street
and al IIarringtOn's south line, and
running thence south on Patrick
Street 1G feet inches more or less,
10 the middle Of the partition be-
tween the tenement on this lot and
the tenement on the lot adjoining on
The south: thence vest parallel with
feet 10 inches wide thence north
on said Corr IL feet > inches.
more or less. tie length of the
first line; and thence east in Il
direct line 10 he beginning. with
right OF way over said courI III COM
mon with others. and being that
property conveyed 10 G.. T. Smith.
deceased. BY Christina kGltZ, ny deed
lated December III. 1901. and rec
Drdai alnon% The land records OF the
Tity Of AlcN1Hdria, Virginia, in Deed
Book 30. il. ii page 5o1.
TIE terms OF sale 10 be one-lhird
cash and lie balance in six and twelve
with interest on the deferr-
ed payments Al the rate of six per
-entUm per annum. the title 10 be re-
tanned until all the purchase money
is paid. or all cash al the option OF
the purchaser.
J. X VI. Norton.
Robinson Moncure.
Commissioners OF Sale
| certify that the bend required OF
the above Commissioners, hSs been
duly executed. with sufficient securi-
".
Teste:
Newell S Greenaway.
Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

init! paid. and the title to be retain
"a Ia said real estate until the pay
inent OF the purchase money in full,
with the interest to accrue thereon.
TonVeyancing al cost Of purchasers.
Harry Il. Cation
James X. Cation Jr.
Commissioners Of Sale.
!, f. W. Richardson, Clerk OF the
'lrc&it Court Of Fairfax County, Eir-
&inia, do certify that Harry b. Cation
and James X Cation, Jr., Commits
sioncrs of Sale appointed by the de-
cree above named, have executed
bond before me in the penalty Of Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars, with APPROX
I'd surety. conditioned for the faith
Iul pertorma7 nee of their duties under
said decree and any future decree
rendered in the above entitled cause.
+. w. Richardson
Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

That the American Sugar Refining
Company, the Sugar Trust. was a
'.one man conccrn," that Henry o.
Havemeyer was the one man, that
there was never n much discussion Of
transactions in the official meetings OF
the board OF directors and series OF
Il don't knows" was about all the
Hardwick Special Sugar Trnsts lnveStI
eating committee Of the house got out
of Charles r. Heike, former secretary
of the American Sugar Refining Com
pany, on the stand today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

Flag Day, commemorative the l"4th
anniversary Of the birth OF the Stars
and Stripes, was observed ia the public
schools throughout the United states
TODAY. Elaborate observances wern
also held in all OF the government de-
partments. Speaker Champ Clark.
Senator Borah, Idaho. and others
speaking at the government printing
Office. General Nelson A. Miles pre-
sided at the exercises at the Central
High School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

A stay of execution Of The sentence
of death pending against Matte +.
Lomax will probably be granted imme-
diately. An appeal of the case to the
District Court of Appeals is to be made.
The Court Of Appeals has adjourned
for the summer and the EXECUTION OF
the Lomax sentence has been set for
July 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14
CEassifiedAds
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE..

We the undersigned, receivers in the
cause of John Jensen. complainant. vs..
Augustus Dean, ct ais, defendants, here
by give notice that we have in our
hands for distribution the fund realized
from the sale Of the property held by us
as receivers. and that all persons who
have claims against the san will be
paid when presented and properly GER
tilted. the said property being the
dredging plant, and appliances and the
vessels. JAS. Jackson, jr., and the Sam
ucl W. Sutton. recently owned by Aug
ustus Dean and others partners.
LEO. p. HARLOW,
J. RANDALL CATION, JR.
Receivers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

Following the definite location OF
Cipriano Castro on the former Italian
gunboat Umbria at Port de Paix, HAITI,
the entire force OF the State Depart
ment, through its consular and diplo-
matte officers in the Caribbean nations
here, is concentrated in an effort to
prevent the dcposcd president OF Vene-
zuea from gaining an asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

Notice was today given by Senator
Pomerpne, dem. Ohio that tomorrow
he will address the Senate on his reso-
luton directing the attorney general to
bring criminal prosecutions against the
various defendants in the Standard Oh
and Tobacco Trust cases. lie Will
urge the immediate institution vi pro-
ceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

Three meals day Of civilized cook
ing. incning biscuits are dong more
TO depopula,e the United States OF
Indians than ANYTHING else. saws Fl.
NJ TAI, {. wealthy Oklahoma Indian,
OF ST. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-14

The drowning OF DR.. Harry ID.
Chichester, OF Texas, and Walter l..
Hahn, OF Indiana, both employed III
the Bureau of Fisheries and assigned
to duty in the Pribilof Islands, was
reported to the Department OF Com
merce and Labor by cablegram today.