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The Detroit times., 1911-11-08
NoTICE-ALLEY PAVING ASSESS
MENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, Nov 6. 1911
Paving Notice No. liz.


To Mary Bolowski. John Derlicki,
Catherine Krolikowski August Koss
II. koralski Anton Kaminski. Edward
v. Kane. Mary Leppak. John Mokerski.
Blasey Machowski Theodore Opalew-
ski. Charles Unelman Mary Wisnew-
ski, William Zoltowski and to all
other persons owning, occupying. or
and Inrcels OF real estate In the local
assessment district established by the
Common Council TO defray the expenses
OF grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth.
TIL, assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. 2l2. being the al
Icy hrst north OF and parallel TO Can
field avenue. from the east line OF
Hastings street 90 the east line Of I.
Moran farm and is now open TO in
spectiot. al this office, and viii remain
In this office for re days from. the
hrst publication OF this notice for tn
inspection Of all concerned All lots
or parcels OF land abuttinR on. or al.
joining the alley so described. hav,
boon assessed for such Improvement
The Board Of Assessors will meet or
Tuesday the iith day Of November
I'LL, at 10 o'clock y. m. at their Office
In the city Hall, and Will remain iu
session for period OF sin hours To-
hear any person or persons desiring %
object &C. any assessment So made
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY HENRY PLASS
$50 President
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ing resolution was offered

ing resolution Was offered.
By Aid Vernon:
Resolved THAT at the first special
or next general election TO be held In
the city OF Detroit according 60 the
provisions OF law, there shall be SUB.
mitted 60 the qualified electors OF said
city the Aforesaid ~ position cor hilll
20 amend tho Charter OF the city OF
Detroit and further
Resolved. THAT the atnendmcnt 10
the Charter OF the Cfty OF Detroit here
proposed 10 ur In form, letter. sub.
stance and hgure as IN the aforesaid
bill set forth. and be- IL further
Resolved THAT the ballots 10 De
used at said election when voting upon
sad proposition cor BID shall De IN the
following form.
Shall the Charter OF the city
OF Detroit be SO amended as \ es'
TO provide tor the munich
pal ownership and opera
lion of street railways NO
ON motion of Aid. Vernon the bill. re-
ports OF Commute and aforesaid reso-
luton were order printed In the pro-
ccraings and laid on the table Tor 80
DAYS
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and n is hereby directed TO draw his
warrant on the grade separation fund
in payment OF the claims OF the respec-
tive claimants as set forth In the above
report upon proper release or dis
charge being signed by said several
persons respectively. which release and
discharge shall be drafted by the COR
pOratton Counsel.
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DIX avenues.
Adorted.
FIFTEENTH WARD.

DIX avenues.
ADOPTED.
FIFTEENTH WARD
by Aid. fllis
Resolved. That conseut and pern's-
sion be and Is hereby given 10 81 {.
property owners north OF the city linc1
on strong avenue, 10 connect with
lateral sewer between Helen ard car
rie avenues.
Adopted
SEVENTEENTH WARD
BY Aid keusch:
Resolved. That the Detroit United
Railway be- and IL hereby requested 10
issue general order compelling all
cars operating east ana west on lief
ferson avenue to stOp at the lnterscc-
ton OF Meadowbrook avenue. and he
ID further
Resoivod THAT the City Clerk he
and Is hereby directed To transmit a
copy hereof 60 the aforesaid company.
Adopted
And the Council then adjourned
WILLIAM GUTMAN.
Prcsidcat.
CHARLES A. NICHOLS,
CIV Clerk
The Detroit times., 1911-11-08
Liquor REGULATION.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
GenCiencn a. Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation 20 whom was re-
ferrCI the application and bond MED hN
rerse issued for ZOO Jefferson avenue
west "a 400 Holbrook avenue respect.
fully report we have had the sar,e an
der consideration for several weeks
past and objections thereto having
been bled. We recommend that the re-
quest be denied.
Rcspectfully submitted.
GRO ~ ELLIS
JOHN HARPER
FIEI. W. KNAPP
ALBERT T. ALLAN
JOHN & CARNEY
Accepted aid adopted
70 tht honorable the Common council
Gcutlemch ~ Your Committee on
Liduor Regulation 30 whom was re-
feri ed the applications and bonds 'iied
John Keller for removal 81 liquor
license from l@g hr.le son street TO 36S
WeSs5n avenue. ard OF Michael Woe
woda. Adm, 10 operate saloon at Soi
Kitty avenue east as provided by law.
respectfully report that we have had
same under consideration and seciu =
no objection thereto, recommend that
the yunls fled BY each OF the above
named applicants be appro, Cd Tic
latte huul was through ,rrur reported
ono" Ferry avenue" ut the last scs-
sion, which r. hereby corrected
T,espectfuilv subrlitted
GEO. II. ELLIS
JOHN HARPFEt3t
FRED W. KNAPP
kiBtR1 T. ALLAN
JOHN G. GNRVEY
Accepted and adopted
FROM TIE SAME
80 ~" honorable th" Common Council.
Ger tlemeI - Your Committee on
Liquor togul" ton. 10 whom was re-
ierrcd the application OF John Gariepy
or removal OF license from l2C Lock
Eood % 2l0 GratiOt avenue. ana OF
'am'a! Bral for license to conduct
alucn 81 30 Gratiot avenue. respect !
.Glly report that under the opinion
given BY the Corporation Counsel no
'lccnte can hC granted for said loca :
ton GnGer the provisions Of the War
ner-Cramton law. and we therefore
receipmCnd that the prayers OF petit
toners be- deniDd
EeSpectfulIy submitted
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CITY OF DETROIT-oFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. oct. rs.

Detroit. oct, 20. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons
Interested that there has been hled IN
this office the following named assess
ment rolls
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Accepted and! end a q

T. it'lM TIE ~ MI.
To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
Liquor Regulation. 10 whom was re-
f"rred back the ordinance ACCOMPANY
nB report OF Committee submitted at
session neld on the 2Ith uit. en-
titled An ordinance 10 amend sec
ton " 81 an ordinance entitled An
ordinance prAs cri ring certain nmita
within the city Of Detroit where sa-
looms IN which spirituous intoxfcat-
ing or malt liquors are sold as a bev-
erage shall not hereafter be estab-
hshed and maintained and spirltuouS
The Detroit times., 1911-11-08

70 the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen ~ Your Committee on
Sc Ncrs. TO whom was referred the
comrhun cation from the Department
az IuLlic Works. transmitting pro-
posais for constructing lateral sewers
Ncs 225O 2266. 226i. 22sl and 22aS
respectfully report we have had the
same under consideration ana ma that
Geo Jeynes Is the lowest bidder for
No sc76: that william Porath Is the
loW est bidder for Nos. 22sb. 22o4 anu
.2sS. and chat Thos g Whitaker Is
the lowest bidder FOR No. 221l Your
committee being satisfied that the bids
SUBMITTED are reasonable. recommend
thaf th, contracts entered INTO with
.tha DcNlartmcut ~ PuDltc Works with
tGc above mentioned contractors Tor
constructing the aforesaid lateral sew
~, bt. approved and continued anu that
he resolution presented by Aid walls n
II "a session held on the Sist Wf -
g. e. T. l717)' approving ana connrm-
inc IA, aforesaid contracts. be adopt
The Detroit times., 1911-11-08


\ L. WALSH
GEO a. ELLIS.
WILLIAM KOENiG.
HERMAN SCItCLTZ.
SHERMAN LITTLEI1ELp
Acrrpted and adopted a follows
Yels-Nld Milan Brozo, Burton, El!is.
Field. Garyey. G,t.nau. Grindley. Harp
FER. uirdlo Heating Kcusch. koenlg
Krapu Iitlen.ld Lodge, Lynch. Nc
Carly Mason. Merritt. o'Brien. osUoN-
eKi. owen. Rosenthal, schultz. Skrzycki.
ThpiSeu Thompson. Tossy, Vernon
Walsh Watson z"eller. and the PRESS
dent 81
NAYS None.
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CHARLES A. NICHOLS.
city Clerk.
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peRolved. That the City Treasurer be-
- a. h hereby authorized and tugT -JIrt-
~ "a cancel the general city taNr due
mon personal asses rlents levied tEamst
fhe fDllowing named parties. to-wt
Amount Ward Folio
The Detroit times., 1911-11-08
ResoIutIons and Ordinances.
FIRST WAR;

FIRST WARD.
by Aid owen
Whereas The Commissioned OF Public
Works IL OF the opinion that better re-
suits can be obtained by placing the
cleaning OF the entire First Ward i'm the
hands OF the foreman now having charge
of the lower end OF said ward and the
latter having signihed his Willingness 10
undertake the job OF cleaning the entire
ward II paid 81 90 per day extra. which
would effect a saving in the ward fund
OF nearly $500 per year, therefore,
Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
Public Works be and is hereby instruct
ed and authorized 20 pay foreman. Joseph
Rhodes. $3.50 per day. provided ne sue
ceeds in keeping the streets and alley.
OF the ward In condition satisfactory
To the department
Adopted rs follows.
Neas-Ah Allan. Brozo Burton. Ellis
Field. Garvey. Gilman, Grindley. Harp
fer Hindle Heating Keusch Koenig
Knapp Lttleheld. Lodge. Lynch Nc
Carty. Mason. Merritt. O'Brien Ostrow
ext. owen. Rosenthal. Schultz. Skrzyckl
Theisen. Thompson. Tossv. Vernon
Walsh, watson Zoeller. and the Presl
dent ga
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Mrs. Gunerman Died
Of Natural Causes

"A certificate of death Que TO natural
causes was given by Coroner Nevitt to-
day In the case Of Mrs. Mary Guner-
man. seventy-six years old, whose de-
composed body was found last night in
her room at 1913 ID street southwest.
Circumstances under which the woman
was found led the police to believe for
time they had a murder mystery on
their hands. The woman was last
seen on September %. when she paid her
rent. and from the condition of the
body Coroner hewitt said 1t was evil.
dent she had probably oeen fatally
stricken that day.
Mrs. Gunerman was employed as q
nurse and was away most of the time
Therefore, the fact that she had not
been seen for two weeks did not arouse
the suspicious Of other persons living
In the house. Her sons. Anthony and
Joseph, live at 1889 Union street south
west. Yesterday they called at the
| seen of their mother for some time,
feared something might be wrong and
notified the police. who broke into the
| room.
The body of the woman was huddled
behind a chair In q corner. Mrs Guner-
| man was subject to attacks of vertigo,
which 10 believed to have naused her
| death,
The Washington times., 1911-10-13

streets-.Herman r. Howenssein ct ux. IA
Ernest w. lie Grys, lots II and Is, square
chevy Chase Heishts-Hueh A. Thrift 9,
al: to Jessie X. Webster, lot %, square 1884,
Massachusetts Avenue Heishts-American Sc.
curity and Trust Company ct al, trustees,
1888, $40.
ia seaton street northwest--Mary c. Carr
to George b. Fraser, lot co. block II,
Addition to lie Droit Park $40
Fourteenth Streets Heights Northwest Wash
Ington Company to Margaret L. Bruce lots
~, 3d. II. square 2s1s: lots 0 to II, 20 TO
~. square 2sl7: lots ! TO II, square 2si4:
lots 10 and IL. squrre 1911; and lots and .,
sutisre 29ii. $40 Margaret l.. Bruce con-
veys same property to Northwest washing
ton Company, SO
1884 Maryland avenue northeast Theodore
sproesser et ux. to Albert PifYerling, lot
-, square 1918 10
MI. Pleasant, and Pleasant Plains-Joseph
Sanders to Emile Berliner, part lot So, block
street northwest. between Tenth and Elev.
enth streets-Mary Timberiake ct al. "a
,Fpyd A, Roman. part lot 8, square 33l SO.
Heimead Manor--Esther II. Harding ct al
TO Lizzie II. Bentley. lot 1O1, block 49, SO
carrie A. Breitenbach. lot 30. square
H:Shview-Harry wardnan ct al. to Charles
and Msude y. Woltz, lot '2s. block II
Chichester-Gcorse w. Taiburtt ct ux. r.
ella r. Moore, lot i3, block 1; lot IL, bloch
2: lot 4, block 3; SO
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Will Sound Warning
To Colored People

For the purpose Of arousing interest
among the colored citizens Of WASH
iIgton TO better the physical and So
cial conditions Of their race. a meeting
will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. In the
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church. M street.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth strets.
DR.. William Davidson. superintendent
Of schools will deliver an address. Prof
J. Webster Davis. Of Richmond. also
Ill speak.
Il will be pointed cut in a general
colored people particularly in the south
west section OF the city. where the
coiorcd population IL the greatest. ia
almost double that OF the white people.
The meeting tonight Is the frst OF
series thar will be held this winter
to encourage n movement for the better
ment of conditions among the colorcd
people 0f Washington.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
NOBLEMAN, EIGHT
YEARS OLD, IS HERE
TO ATTEND SCHOOL
Count Guy de Buisseret, Of
Belgium, Will Romp With
Young Democrats.

Count, Guy de Buisseret. scion IT the
Relginm nobility. and son of Count Con-
rad de Buisseret. minister plenipoten-
tiarv of the Belgium court To the court
of St. Petersburg. and who Is lust eight
= years old. is going to be allowed to sltr
from under the shackles Of too strict
convention for the next two years. and
romp with the democratic little Ameri-
cans of tho Forcs School.
Count Guy arrived in Washington
Tuesday. Most grown up folks haven't
Travelled half as much as the eight-ycar-
cid nobleman did In getting here. where
he will live with his grandmother. Mrs.
James W. Story. wife Of Mai. Gen. Story.
u. s. A.. whose home is at 1887 n str ct
+, nprthwest. ia.
There was nobody to come over with
the little fellow. and so he bravely went
aboard the ocean greyhound kIoonland.
at Antwerp, all bv himself. He was BY
himself all the long weary sea miles
nearly 1000 Of them. and when the tow
ers Of Manhattan came in sight Mon
lQay, he was way up on the forward
deck. alone and watching for his first
glimpse of his new home.
Mrs. Story said this morning that she
will take Guy away with her tomorrow.
to her country place. White House. near
Annapolis. Md. where he's going to
stay until about the first Of November,
| and get used to the ways of the Ameri-
cans. Then he will enter the Force
School. and take up his studies with
/, the third grade class.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
CLEARS COMPLEXION
OF ALL AGE MARKS

Writing for the Denver Call. Mae
Martyr says: "The woman who breads
using face powder will find splendid re-
lief from her complexion ills by using
instead a lotion made by dissolving 4
ounces Of spurmax In h-pint hot water.
adding teaspoonfuls glycerine. Or in
cool weather. to make the lotion dry
more quickly use h-pint witch hazel in
stead OF the water
This simple, inexpensive lotion far
surpasses face powder. as 1t gives last
Ing beauty to the skin. II stays on
better and does not show on the skin
ing a coarse, muddy or saliow skin,
this lotion Is unequaled. It takes
away that shiny look and makes the
skin satiny and youthful looking. No
beauty seeker should be without this
wonderful complexion beautifier, as q
few applications will make any face
look years younger"
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Dewitt Begins Duties
AS Chemistry Teacher

G. r. Dewitt, editorial writer for sew
eral years on Washington newspa-
pers, author of the Century Book
OF Health and Hygiene, and editor
of several encyclopedias, today began
his work as teacher of chemistry at
Western High School,
MIR. Dewitt left the newspaper field to
become a teacher in order to gain more
time for his course at George Wash
ington University, where he Is studying
for " , degree of Phi. D. Before enter
In me literary field he had eighteen
yeets' experience as teacher at st.
Johns New Brunswick. He Is a native
OF Maine and a graduate of the Uni
versity of New Brunswick.
Mr. Dewitt wrote practically the whole
OF the New Century Book Of Facts,
OF which Carroll D. Wright was editor
He also was managing editor Of Success
Library. of the twenty-volume Home
Library. and other such works.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Portugal Revolt
Gains New Impetus

BADAJoZ, Oct. 1a.--The roysstst up-
rising In Portugal has orne more gath
cred head, according to reports from
across the frontier. A government force
Of 1000 has been sent TO Mimic where
a column OF 5000 royaiists is said to
have crossed the border.
Mimic In close to the coast and more
than seventy miles from vinhaes. where
Captain Couceiro, the royaiist leader. 10
supposed to be entrenchGd with the REM
nant Of his forces. Nothing is known
here as TO who IN leading the new ex-
pedition. %
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Water Wagon On Sale
At Geological Park

Supt. Frank Baker. of the National
Geological Park, has a water wagon fol
sale. His corps Of assistants have q
new one, and no use can be tound fol-
the one, which 1t replaced. Strangely
enough, The old wagon IS known as q
tank wagon. 1t is aged, but has few
infirmities. 1t presents, however. the
appearance of having wcashered many
year.
wagon. a lot of wire screening and
miscellane Gus junk, will be sold at pub
lie auction at the Zoo this after
nocn at 4:30 O'Clock. The highest bidder
gets them, said Superintendent Baker. II
they bring only a nickel.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
EIGHT VILLA SITES
ADDED TO SALES IN
CHEVY CHASE TRACT
Two Senators, Among Buy
ers From New Corpora
tion, Will Build Homes.

villa sites of from one to hve acres
each have been sod to eight purchasers,
two Of them United States senators,
who will build suburban residences IN
the spring In the tract acquired by the
new Chevy Chase to Great FANS Lana
The electric railway bonds of the
company have been underwritten ana
the construction of the road from Chevy
Fails is now assured. According to
plans are fast taking definite shape
and permanent offices will be opened
The & 's~ Certificate dass Of incorporation was
received TODAY from Augusta, Me-, by
Arthur r.. Thompson, temporary sec
retary and treasurer OF the company
Sell Two Dwellings.
Weaver Brothers report today the
sale Of two dwellings. Henry p. Amos
bought the three-story house at 1914 l
Mrs. Mildred Dick the two-story build
Ing at 12s Sixth street northeast for
Brokers Move Offices.
Bradford s. Bradford have taken a
suite of Offices on the first floor Of Ben
B. Bradford's new. tlree-story office
work Of remodeling the building Is now
nearly completed. The offices formerly
occupied bv the frm In the Bradford
building at 9oS Fourteenth street and
other first floor rooms have been leased
to Mise Eva j. Aree. and Saul A. Har-
IL. who will open womens tailoring
store. Negotiations for ground floor
suite of Tices in the new building arc
new being conducted with stock
brokerage Arm.
Buys Corner House.
Mrs. Helena Messineo has purchased
the new. two-storv dwelling at ISL v
street northeast. at the corner of hode
leland avenue. for s.. 7FO. The sale was
made through the office of Shannon &
Luchs.
Real Estate Transfers.
Randie Highlands--United States Realty
Company to Josephine Weir and Georgian
Weaver. lot 1, square 54ss, SO.
Randle Highlands-National Savings and
Trust Company, trustee, to Thomas C.
Weir. lots 81, 3s, 80, square 5542. $40.
Randle observation-disclosures L. Weir ct ux.
to Josephine Weir and Georgian Weaver,
lots 81, IS, 80, square 5542 $40.
Cleveland Park-Harry A. Kite ct ux. tn
Gertrude H.. Neale. lot %, square 20S2 So
Petworth--Msy NJ, walkup to Mary l.. s.
sutton. lot So, block "a, SO.
esl Maryland avenue northeast-Joseph Haley
ct ux. to Cyrus E. Cook and Elizabeth
b. Cook. lot 65. square ss4. SO.
Fifth street northeast between / and X
The Washington times., 1911-10-13

MISSES GUN METAL EXTRA
High Cut Button Shoes: good win
ter-weight soies; sizes Sh c1 TX
to 2. Worth $3.50 and $500 O1ssC
wOMEN'S TAN RUSSIA CALF
Button Shoes: also Dull Calf and
Patent Colt. Value 50 IN
$3.bO Observation-Disclosures. VSoOV
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
J. A. CrOvO Funeral
To Be Held Monday

Funeral services of Joseph A. Crovo,
for many years, prior to his retirement
several years ago. one of the we'll
Known business men of the Riggs Mar
kct. will be held at his home. 1888 Four
teenth street northwest, Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. Crovo is survived by .wo sons,
a. j. and +. p. Crovo, and by four
daughters, Mrs. s. re sasco, Mrs. J.
Ferrero, and Mrs. NJ. Meyer, of Wash
ington, and Mrs. j. Jackson. of Will
mington, Del. He Is also survived by
thirty-three grandchildren and by four
great-grandchil6ren. He was married
q few months less than fifty years.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
Attorney Darlington
Is Greatly Improved

Attorney Campbell Darlington, who is
recovering from a paralytic shock,
stopped for few moments at his law
office. at SOC d street northwest, yes-'
terday for the first time since he was
taken ILL., He is now able to take daily
automobile rides and is RECOVERING his
power to walk and talk.
The Washington times., 1911-10-13
xx,ry,1Hah' =
Health

Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair-Remcves Dan.
druff and inviGorates the Scalp
Promotes q luxurisnt,
healthy hair lrowth-Stops ito
falling out. 10 not . dye.
$l.00 sod Soe. st Dru6 Stevss or dirsss seso
receipt Of price and deslse's sens. Ssnd l0e.
log seaple bsttle.-Phiie Hay 0pssiajtiss c..
Newark. N. J.. u. s. A.
Hays HaHl1na 00op q s.sssass
Sss Shsmpooisl the hair sad ksspias The 9sale
Ssads and lace. sss. q DrssSis,s.
n e r U UsE ALL sU TIT TIE 8
sFOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED
BY PEOPLES PHARMACY"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-26
ID CELEBR8TE
 MEMORIAL OAY

Memorial Day win ho observe. at Ha.ras and For. San#rI this year !" a most suspicious manner T.e Pos. arF Town v.l combine Co eamm.u crate su. aav. Camn Uauas. g. .#. Arctic Brotherhood. and ooa".a-"
 and CETsa. Tribes of taa Imp. o. R win join in ta. ceremony sr. children gr the Ha.re- Public rar nt render 8 program a. x H Han Tl. srI6r.rs program and
 aaz win be at A. B Ha be" tween the hours of ] and 8 p m a.- ..- which alI win repair to .0. Pos. rH.-a trc emouy at decorating graves VIII take place I.s .n
 r5a5 to make Memorial Day .s.. one long to remembered and n
 end the Mayor has asked a.. business houses to close during Che .r.monfes. and for an to join. in haro-ng Che 5era.et.-Haaas Pto. near Trdss
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-26
TRAVELS ON
 RIVER TRAIL

There one TrE-H THa 7azaz .- travel r7r af s
 H takes
 faa .r-nrr- yukon following over Che r.a nmm1-Ee and rrr a-,T for hundreds ar u-fas This grim -H sar-Haraa Ha-r HaHa. r.1 sear. For t-. White raes H. has r-r.af .r. a ar Harnas Of Fe. from
 H.-fra .rr only uam .H. -r travel straight farr r7r. and from Wr-ar1-rr tn raHrr
 a.. Che only ~-r take Hr- ..nrsr for ra-s fH other ra-s hH Hl a-r-Em Hnr
 boulevard compared w Tn HHr-rE.r -.rrr
 Every rH hr H-r found r-far r1afrr-a.e wool Five s'er
 Fazr.rr n..H r .Ha table experiences .f ..a am
 ar days whom a7f make his own sleeping ra snow rolled his -.H. Hrfra had no travelling .1m1aT.
 1rr H.z fru .-rs-r dogs Ms famous a'auu.a leader H77 covered Tho rrr.a H winters w. ne-fra had s7 break -7 .T1 m.
 r Ha found rn r.r#.frn ..rs an .r good health and sre fair progress There rF .a 1..n." -r wood .n'ssaa H- "@.. for an .ra usr7.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-26
SIDE
 Is ARRESTED
ay Alaska Nevs Dweaua

>ENTTIE May gf Late yes.'T day .o.ru1u Senator Wilson pro- ..rr oE tra Saa.Ee Pos. u.e.0sen. CT Editor Hrau.rl. and Business '-aaa-e .nann a. sae sawe paper were .r..s.. r- a ..H.e.. N. .0..... .n..
 T...ra-.. Ha. .E.y. In n,ay"E ... story . . indictments Q.
 rw.s r.#.as ov.rs.ennea t.e.s...s waNne statements when ar. .ass and aI~ruu..oa~. also a.aE .ha. ..E s"I win soon hr filed a-a"s.
 who E... #-..~... ...S
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-26
Ry Alaska News RwomH

NENIC0 CITY. May -E-At neon today President Dar and N."Nr
 Corral officially announce.
 asfena..ous. and ..w r..s a.ur when lEa H.Ws a..araL che crowds began B. wh'. mf cheer upon .H. a u.a air. while .he o@nns on .'. ancient walls of .Ha city ."..H.. nu .ha news r0 the country
 Sonor tn.nna #a 8##
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-26
AVIATOR
 SHOT T0 DEATH
N NI.ssa N-Ws E9Ie6UI

"r aE -rrrr --- q .".. H
 nr. r.r-.rr. trouble which ...w.. ..0 two "." |" Ir Frank Harwnnl shot.
 injured Louis No-nhH.
 carly Nr-rrnI died after #.mwn1t was H... murder. T0.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-26
WERE
 MADE ELKS

six o'clock last evening panty of four left the Ha.ugs wharf nm n. H.-E for SbaEway with an .foar in view Of attending the TE- meeting in this city last night
 Ta. four were B. IA Barnett Cap
 snrasue. C GaIleher and Ser. em Wntrborear the first three .n be initiated and lha latter .o an. f.r himself They an accomplished .a..r purpose and left for Hafnes oH .h return trip at one o'clock this