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The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18
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MANY ALASKAN READERS WILL FEEL GRATEFUL FOR THIS
 INFORMATION,

When youF back gives out
 Becomes lame. weak os aen-Asi
 When urinary troubles set iA,
 Your Kidneys are ''la a bad way,
 Doan's Kidney Pills WM cure you
 Here .s good evidence Co prove l-
 Fred F. SmEtz, l20s F, St, san B.ezo. Cal. says, 'I can recommend poau's Kidasy PIa highly and al ways d0 50 Ehsu an opportunity e, eaEs. Fhay have done ue ss11- lsal ot good and many peIsJ-s y. 1sF. aeuuAluLAnCe have also taken lasm Ella benefit In AprL lse.. \ rubLicIy recommended DJal Kidney PiIIs and aL thLs tune ! als l---7e~ -5 speak ia their praise A5---- A severe aL2ek ot kidney -l---.e brought on 10 doubt by a er--- -s -I ms much sufterias My back l-- came so lane lhat ! could seA----t s.gu1 and 60 times l- U4s y--! s-.-az- grsa. effort that I Was aa.e -- Lr.sa after sItuGs. had seen lv4s 2 Kidney Pus so highly r5coul---,-e- laat 1 finally procured a box. aud -s ny delight. they gave nc prompt ,1 EsE After ! had finished me lN-- tents my back Was as s-1-e as ever. ana au trOuhla fy0m my E.lleys 4,7 sppearel. Ao0U. a year asO { Dad another attack Ot c1cAAt-e t-- .- was quickly removed -hrousa --- -s. H rl..r.H. ErHHHHaE Hl..s
 For sale by al dealers Fr.ee g. .eals Poster Nubuu e.. bg-.a.- Nee Yora sole agents Cor Ae -a.t-' states,
 Remember the name poaa's-a0 -.ke no other,
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CHANCE.

I lBy Martha NcGg.loeb-WllamsI IA uuteuote, high and 5ne.
 A lily og delight
 A star-ueck iu tho night : X rau o5 passion-vIue
 A rose o5 dame
 Love came 1. A Ioud bealL-uJe.
 A singing through che night
 A ueyeF-Jimmls light X choral vE the blood
 By happy heGtle4-s played
 Love stayed A thin and -sss-l ghost
 Wils1 a g'os.us door.
 Darfas ,o ook oaye mIce y.- daring a1- rle rgsg
 White l'e- Jae world Hasrer
 Love v-a
 George peGuaa ct ae Colder North hotel returned rom Cal-aral ts rae Jgslergl
 Hiss Mary G. Halsaav vas @ evening suesl oc Mr. and N-S. Wu E Bgl- oa sunday ls-
 yr F. B. Wurzbaeaer cane Ho-a 1a ,be Jefferson Ne, Wur-1acle- and tae eAlreH wu resua az a later date
 Mrs Harriet s. Plua uaa has visited for several weeks ul,a t-.s-Ls .aG relatives 2 coast -.-5es r--a-L t home ga .le Jes-grsgu
 1rs. w. w. Sa~au and H-le esl1 1z poas,as enc Mrs. L \ Harrison
 were al-s-ucla and tsa guests g- al-s p D. G-al oa U1--ag
 Ms. Pelue. Q. Fg-- WLaa >H4rI 1rs Azse.s-el and -- aa- 1,rs. w. G Gable were dinner evening sues.- g- Mr. and s-~ # ham 2 E on Sunday.
 grs Palmer os Fer. Sava-l ea tn aeeS eat a Skasvag a er.s- eyls4 zeas- Ers Pau-- a sza=aag - attend Che sr-.-.a- ar.1- gl,ea by -as natives
 Ehe yagea-le bal vsr by a gL-e Pass N-a.e-e club s.-g sucyszsI affair the aas-. was good. -ae L-eUaroas l-1--ag --- 1ysls-ol a1l everyone H-s happy ur Louis $. Keller returned hone from a trip east and south a the Jefferson Friday. WaLe away Dr. Keller visited oEa-s e5 prominent den as-s and comes home aa many Hev ideas,
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In honor 3- -1e visitors r7oal soee HtGa- H- Seward U1o cane Co a,- l ae boVEls c0D-es1, and me .ecers oI The ,oesl l0dss of ELzs, E N Keller Bas host a- a llnner ve- -le Pu-ea House Welnes- @ Covers for twelve were sa-d
 east parz0r whece an sNeet
 rsaasl E-s served Colonel Coz
 Gardener. commander ot gae g-s CaBcl-a Palmer, Lieutenant 1ae-s ana Nr. w. A. Reid oC Eg Seward Howard Ashley Eza-I-
 Res- gE the Eks, Ar w. C.
 -1a-5 s--. w. R. ElLery, 9Lr- 6. l 3l-er. Mr. F. A. Calarmaa and y-- Fred F--zarL- were -a= guests
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szslA Naa@
oE APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT TO EoMsSFEA1
U. s. Land on.cs as laasaa. Alaska

T. s. Land oncs ss H4assa. AlasSa
 Nozsnasr "a. 1sl0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Aas Joseph A Snl1a. a C1szen of ae Ual1ad Szasa ozsr tas age eftsenSS ORs yeass. residing in ne Dis<icSoS Alaska nsar the town ot Hanes. n said Dis-icS. has ap0ied b naSs snt-y, under Section PISS. Revised Sahrses af me URlEed States. and under Sha Aes of Congress- agproEed March 3. 1903. of me lands embraced h U. s. No1-mfnecal Survey No. 2s5. sin.ass near Ealnes. Alaska. and mora particularly described s 0k IoEse
 Beginning at Cor. No. !. on hae +1 Os the PrssoytsriaR Mss cI Re serve. 3 stone marked g. 205 C. !, whence T. :. [. M- No. 573 oea-s . Sa deg. 5 min. E.. 50.l+ chs dtsI-s thence. along Ena E1 0t Presbyterian Mission Reserve. 12S2 chs, oO Cor No. ?. sien1cal with Cur ? Ot C- . NIECary Reserve, 8 some marked .. 205 c. g thence N 3 deg 9l mn. E., along Nns oe U. s AltIacy As- serve. T.5S ehs. to Cor. No. 3 deas Geal wEa Cox. 3 ot said Rsserve, 3 ssuns marked .. 2a5 c, g. thence N SG deg. s min. w.. along C- = M. R., L5S chs. Q Cor. No. | a1ea- sIeal HiEa Coc. | ot U. . A R.. stone marked .. 2O5 (. l. 1saee :. 2 deg a min w.. along U> = If R.. I5I chs ho Coz. No ,. 6sos 6cal xlEh Cor. | ot Prssnyasriaa Ms son Reserve and COr, 0t T. = .AIhE2-y Reserve. 3 SSone marked = 206 c. 5s thence WesS. s.1S chs. nd6gs oR government rad. 4l90 chs to Cor. No. .. B saDne marked = -s5 .. $ thence Nossh. 2Ga0 chs eo Cor. No. [, 3 slons marked = 2dS !. c T. taeDes sssS. &3S chs geVsrn- nsnE poad. SO.QO chs o0 Cor No & noS seS. Als n nosd. witness eorneS hssSs SoVa, S5 Inks list. 8 saons marked .. 205 VI, c. B. tAenees non rue corner, SOU9. 23.25 chs. eD COs- Nc. !, Ghe place ot beginning. A7ea 11L5S acres. Variation sE al eoc, Rars g. deg 09 min. E.
 Any and al pecsOas claiming at Versely any Porcon oS Ihe aooge de- scE5he1 racs are required tO nae with tho Rsgisear and Receiver ot ene T. :. Land Office as H1nsaR Ak aska. Aelr adverse cam thsra ag4ins under cath, during she period of publication ef this notice. 0s WEhn telrry days thereafter. Or they wal he barred
 C. 3. WALKER.
 Rsgis1sr- L s hereby 0rieced aat ths tors- gong noS5es he polished for the staEntory period in the Daily Alaskan a newspaper published at Skasway, Alaska
 C. 3. WALKER.
 Register.
 Firse publication. Dec. g.. 1s14 1. Lsse D0niea5nR. March !. 1911.
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GRAND REDUCTION oF STOCK
 SALE

Fas Pack Train s now selling a biz lot Cf Good Goods 2t reduced prices as they are getting too 0ic .o hold ana sell a. a ProhE Yours.
 ef Herman Grimm
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Don't worry whether 5C vas a Whiee aen or 8 b,aek hen tAae lad sae esg. bur set lhe sgg aS ne Erye- 8ruhn Co. C
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18

l-- persons interested -n churches and -la-cl 1a1zk should read The Mad Race for Souls by Charles Sg4ual ra-1- - -ae Success Masa-
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lIr. and Mrs. V. L Hahn and pr. md Mrs VI. c. Gable went to WhiJe- 1erse on Tuesday lo attend the Val eaune bah given hy the North Star A-5leue Clao and returned hone Thursday evening
 X new national daily newspaper s ,5 bs published for children by Slrs- Re Clark oE Nashville. Tennessee, las news of tbe g5cld win 6e given a simple language so cha- ysgy gouuz eaIJre1 may keep in touch a.a current events. News ot crime sa4 other objectionable natter WLa -- lsll 1gl entirely
 waas Ea cattle Dr. L. :, Keller
 vas invited ,1 the home oE MT A. h. Eraeksu rstrs be uey the -Skas- ray colony .moas whom were Dr. and Ms ! No0re. NIr and Mrs @ s. Hl-raEs1. Nlr and Mrs. Frank Wea,raE- Miss Nina SOwerby- Nr- -.r Mrs Esssrseerger, Nr. and Mrs N.ucaa-l Nr and Mrs, R. w. len aEss. Nr. a1. NLrs. F B. WurzbacA-
 -rF Nr- and 3Lrs. R. n. PEuleC-
 Was- an intimate satisfaction cones -eu bszlaurg eaCly in lie cO eulrs ,a-s car finer qualities, 10 develop .rar seazmel-s, purer tastes, more E.-f.a-s t-e-ass, -ae love o5 he 1se1acal la aG it's varied torms ot lyrrlss,c1
 One can make no better lnyesrmeR, rsa1 he cu-lya-oa oE a -zsse for -.s beauEt-- Tor l- gll brlGs can- bae aess and enduring toys Co the arc-e Gte I- wIl 2oJ only sCsa1-s h crease ones capacity for happiness, e- also ones e15c5sucy y-SuccesS Nas4zIs,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18
AL TsoussrFgL s'UssAN0s

Provide good try wood Cal uP Alaska Transfer Company and Oeder one cord or more. IE comes in every a5gac ECm Denver Glacier
 WaLcn Eha ran. e
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The Pack Tr2tR s now selling a
 be ot Good Goods aE rsdueec 1rices ls CheE are getting too cd -C hold and sell AL a 2rOEE Yours.
 .f Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18

None better and Pucsr than Gibson rye, Rainier and Olympia beer Or 3ers by phone promptly delivered The MascOG .
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18

Comm eo the rys-ths Old G5son rye. s a very happy GlvefsSon- F'1eS las A aE the Board oe Trade.
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CASH WILL BE PAID for a small ltEee cabinet saiLaale 50z stationary, letter EIe, sJc. Lst ne know what you have perhaps 2 can use l. Adj dress p. O. Box K. Skszway. 1
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18

Y0u can get ne Olympia brew hy -hs boeLs aE he BOarj Of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18

F1rst publication. Dec. B.. 1s19
 Lsse 20nEeaEnn. March !. 1871.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18
c. B. WALKER,
 RagLS6sr

E s hereby Qr5ered that shs tore- gong noS5es he P1hlished tor the staEntory period In the Daily Alaskan a newspaper published at Skasgay, Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-02-18

lr Louis & Keller ra--l-- hone from a trip east and south -- --e Jefferson Friday Wl-e away Dr. Keller visited o1-=s g- prominent den s-s and comes home s.-l many
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Skagwdg Society

ggss Fl.
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Ene Va.el--e ball -Es- by nl.-e Pass N-l---e club - F.rg sl-gesszaI affair -1- music Was good. -ae ---oEa-el= l--l-aE -- l,gls-ll and everyone was happy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-18
SCENIC

The present program in honor
of Easter will close at the Scenic
tonight. If you haven't heard
Miss Cooper and Miss Barrett rem
der 1.-The Palms" assisted by the
big pipe organ with the "Vox
Humane" effect for the chorus,
go tonight. Never before in Ia
coma has a selection of this kind
been offered Gad received with the
number of encores as this one met
with Sunday and yesterday. The
pictures are all good, the playing
of Messrs. Crowhursa and Porter
at the big pipe organ and Stein
way baby grand is treat and all
together the program Is the best
ever offered at moving picture
theater in Tacoma, and in fact the
show stands on an equality with
that offered by the vaudeville
houses. The baby contest is still
a big feature and the candidates
are all polling large patches of
votes. Tonight the election re-
turns will be announced. The pro-
gram changes again tomorrow. -
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islative prancn of this government
by heck! And I'll appear in theil
midst at their regular meeting to-
night to tell 'em so. Watch my
smoked"
|. Watching Seth's smoke or at
Fmosphere, or whatever we want to
call 1t, wasF Just what them trus-
tees was conscientiously a-doin'
With might and main, and SO they
right away got into another extra
ordinary session to take steps to
faollyfie Seth and keep him out OF
their midst, IL possible.
Trustee Tram Truesdale offers
this:
"Be it enacted that, whereas no
suitable recognition has ever been
made of the coordinate branch
OF this government, represented by
Hon. Constable Seth Beardsley, be
it resolved, that $4.9S be hereby
taken from the district sewer fund
land presented to said Hon. Con-
stable, with the advice that he go
over into Cuyahoga county and
buy a new uniform and a formal
dehyde bath.
"And be it further resolved,
THAT Trustee Deacon Duane Tilden
be delegated to wait upon said
Hon. Seth Beardsley and make
the presentation in behalf Of gov
eminent and society,""
Truesdale hadn't hardly worked
and worried all this past his hair
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LONDON, April 1s.-Graft and
crookedness in the London police
The London police
system has been held up as a
model for the world, but now an
Investigation impends that threat
ems to reveal wholesale boodling. (,
The investigation is to be
brought about by Inspector Syme,
who was discharged from the po-
lice department, and who has re-
taliated by telling things that have
made British citizens go up In the
air.
An inquiry cannot be smothered
much longer. When it comes, the
critics of the department propose
to show that the department Is In
efficient because high offices are
filled with incapable aristocrats;
because the police levy tribute ON
criminals, gamblers and the like;
because the police manufacture evi.
dence and maintain. secrecy to hide
scandals and to ruin officers who
interfere with the machine.
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II am very enthusiastic over my
work." said Mrs. Elwell T. Hoyt
who left Thursday for Washing
ton, D. c., where she will represent
the Tacoma branch of the Parent
Teacher association. 81 think that
it Is the beginning of great
movement. The real purpose of
the association is to have the par
ents cooperate with the teachers
and to bring about feeling of
sympathy between them.
"In this day and age we turn
our children over to the teacher
and forget about them, or else ex-
pect the teacher to do for the
child what, we could not do our.
selves, especially is this SO in the
High school. At the High school
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lip, when up jumps Trustee Deacon
Tilden and yells: Darn govern
ment and society! Kingdom come
couldn't git me to go near old Seth
for the next three months at least. y
But they finally persuaded Tilden
that he might get Seth by tele-
phone, put the money on the town
pump and ran for dear life, and
Tilden agreed to act.
Meanwhile, that part of govern
ment and society that has to go
outdoors is awaiting Seth's next
move In dretful suspense. X. p. /.
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Uncle K. Pixley Tells Of Insurgency
in Mogadofe; Constable Seth Picks
Wrong Critter; Has to be Fumigated
BY Unch Kitchel PixIcy.

MOGADORE, April 1S.-Poli-
ftics is boiling hot. All's discord
and confusion. Old Seth Boards
ley, constable, has went insurgent.
Its this way:
a brain that he must ferrft out
evlldoers. So, when he sees Phil
ander Towne's boys going off to-
ward North woods with something
under their coats, he suspecks fer
riting for rabbits, and sneaks af-
ter them. Just as Philan's boys
finds hole in the woods they
spies Seth and skeedaddles. Seth
Thinks they he'd put their ferrit in
the round and as there's SO bounty
on ferrits, he prepares to jerk
for that 81.
Did ye ever jerk a rabbit or
a woodchuck or such? No. Well,
you gets a small green branch,
breaks off the end jagged like, in
serts the end into the bunny or
chuck as case may be, and twists
and twists so that that jagged
end wraps itself In the fur of the
critter tight. Then you pull and
there's your chuck. See.
Well, ornery old Seth twists
and twists and then gives his best
pull. Twas a fine exhibition of
jerkin', all right, but it wasn't no
ferrit, but a tarnation mad pole
cat and in two seconds them whole
North woods including Seth was
something to be despised. Old
Seth at best amt nothing but a
2-cylinder affair with carbooreeter
blown out and tires a-laking, but
he travelled the best he could, and
FINALLY entered Main street with
a sort of unconscious, faraway look
on his aged cheeks which WASH I
Ia bad bluff for offishal dignity
But, gosh almighty! you should q
!, seen those Main street stores close
as he paraded by. Why, four drum
mers only just lathered came a
tearin' and swearin' out of ABR
: Wolcott's barber shop and streak
l ed it for the depot, and in an hour
business was suspended for the
day everywhere.
Well, Seth had so permeated the
: whole town that the trustees me-
in extraordinarie session and pas
sed this ordinance unanimous:
BE it enacted that hereafter
: Constable Seth Beardsley's offisha
! beat be strictly confined to the
u middle of Main street."
When old Seth heard of this HI
y went insurgent red hot. He mount
ed the bandstand in Town Hal
park and made the welkin rim.
with speech that give sort 0
blue tinge toathe circumamben
n clouds of odor that was sure hi
! own personal environment like.
"Citizens and women" roare,
Seth, "-!-!--!--- IL I'll stan,
this!. I've walked the middle o
your 49, old Main street fol
might three months like faith
lfu1 coo-ordinate branch of govern
ment and bin run down and ovel
by four 12-passenger AUTOMOBILES
eight motor-putt-putts and Trad
Dille's muley COW. Total fees one
dollar and -eighty-seven cents! But
no more for Seth! I will be =!
II II / will be run down by
the three miserable purveyors OF
impure food who pose as the leg
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age children need the home influ-
ence more than at any other period
In their lives as outside influences
come into their lives and inter-
ests which the family either do not
know or do not understand, and
the child is inclined to grow away
from the home.
"This would not be the case
were there perfect sympathy be-
tween parent and teacher. While
on my trip / shall especially study
the High school branch of the
work for ! think it the most i'm
portant, and for this purpose
shall visit the High schools OF
Chicago which have worked out a
system for obtaining this desired
cooperation between parent and
teacher.
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SUES APE

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
: NEW YORK. April 18.-To re-
pair damages done by the pet ape
OF Addison Miner. brother of
Wilson Miner. Miss Grace Van
Studdiford, the actress, has
brought suit to recover $4,000
damages. The actress claims that
the ape, paralleling the famous
story of "The Murder In The Rue
Morgue," climbed up the fire
escape to her rooms early Satur-
day, and besides demolishing fur
niture, gowns and glassware,
nearly killed her $3.50 Pommer-
anian.
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Murders Wife
and Children
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire
YOUNGSTOWN, o., April 49,
Fearful that approaching blind
ness would make it impossible for
him to support his family, Grant
Rickett, a plumber, today murder
ed his wife and two children with
an ak, fatally injured two other
children and manned a fifth. He
then fired several bulletssinto his
wife's body and finally killed him
self.
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Bankers Convention

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SUMMERVIIlLE, 8, c., April
18.-Franklin MacVeagh. secre-
tary of the treasury win be one OF
the speakers during the eleventh
annual convention of the South
Carolina Bankers association
opened at Pine Forest Inn today.
The Importance of the topics on
the program and the national rep
utation OF the speakers will make
the three-day session Of national
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ILLINOIS ELECTIONS
(By United Press Leased Wire. )

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April is.
Municipal elections are in prog
ress today in various Illinois cit
les. Particular interest attaches
to the DanvilIe contest, as the
home of former Speaker Cannon
has recently been greatly agitated
politically by the grand jury in
vestigation into the purchase of
votes, which resulted in the indict-
ment of several politicians.
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The Twenty-fourth annual con-
vention of the Western Washing
ton Sunday School association will
be held in the Swedish Mission
tabernacle, and South Tenth
streets, April IS, 10 and 20.
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Tuesday, April 1s, 1911.
POND e xter
Sworn In

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is.
Senator Miles Poindexter took
the oath of Office yesterday, be-
ing escorted to the presidents
desk by Senator Jones. Poindex-
ter has not signified what action
he will take in the senate on the
appointment of F. G. Harper as
customs collector.
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The park board decided yester-
day that IL will meet only once in
two weeks hereafter. There is
not enough business to meet oft
ener.
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Isn't It Reasonable

that the paper which is read
by all Tacoma would be the
best place to insert your
"Wanty Adj
The Times ads rent more !
rooms, flats, houses; finds
more lost articles; sells more
property. than any other
method. Phone Main 733 or
A 1893.
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OAKLAND, CAL, April 1s.-I
municipal primary election is be-
ing held here today, and So can
didates anxiously await the result.
The election is the first under the
new charter.
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State News
fby united Press Leased Wire. J

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
EVERETT, April 1S.-Mike
Kentta, who killed Victor Vitra
last week got bail of $4,000 and
was released yesterday. He had
been charged by Vitra with alien
ating the affections Of Mrs. Vitra
and was choked by her husband
when he shot and killed him. 1t
is said Mrs. vitra will testify for
Kentta.
HOQUIAM, April 18.-Half of
the required 400 signatures have
been secured to call an election
for the adoption of the commits
sion form of government.
CENTRALIA, April. 18.-Fred
veness and Marvin Clark have es-
tablished an automobile stage
service between Winlock, and To-
ledo.
VANCOUVER, April a.
Baseball players, after taking a
bath, left the gas turned on but
not lighted, and when George
Gray, the barber, later lighted a
match in his shop he was
blown out of the front window and
the shop wrecked. Gray was not
seriously hurt.
EVERETT, April 18.TEyerett
win call an election to vote $780,
600 bonds to take up all outstand-
ing Indebtedness and reduce inter-
est charges and to provide for a
survey for gravity water system.
SPOKANE, April 1S.-While
her mother was preparing break
fast, Mrs. H. H. Hill choked her
6-year-old son to death with q
towel in fit of insanity.
HoQUIAM, April 1S.-Louis
Salazer, sentenced for life for
numbering Chinaman; Theodore
Adamson, one year for wife deser-
ton; Martin Bralich, five years
for statutory crime, and Bert
Petty, 15 months for bigamy, were
taken to Walla Walla yesterday.
CHEHALIS, April 1S.-A
stranger named Mallory, from
Willapa, Pacific county, had his
Elegs cut off by a passenger train
here yesterday. and died in the
hospital.
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WASHINGTON. d. O.. April 1s.
cabinet meeting
called for today to discuss the
Mexican situation, President Taft
conferred at length with Senator
Cullom, chairman of the senate
committee on foreign relations.
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We Like the
Hard Jobs

Eyes examined, glasses fur
nished, prescriptions filled, glasses
repaired. Open day. and evening.
Tel. Alas.
CASWELL OPTICAL co.
Masonic Temple. 734 St. Helens.
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Sparks Just
Off the Wire

ELY, New, April 1S.-Hun-
dreds. of Nevada cattle today are
reported lost in large cracks in
the earth caused by an earthquake
a year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-18
DEATH SENTENCE
IS COMPUTED

(By United Press Leased Wfre.)
SALEM, Ore, Aprils 1S.-Gov.
West today refused to commute to
life Imprisonment the death SEN
tence Of Jesse p. Webb, murderer
of William Johnson, the trunk
murder victim at Portland. Webb
must die on the gallows.
Mrs. Carrie Kersh, convicted OF
completely in the murder. is serv-
ing is years.
Read the A, b, c advertise
ments on Saturday. You may
win the prize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-18

SANTA MONICA. CAL, April Is,
In seven or eight places the
hillside in Los Pulgas canyon is
emitting smoke, while heat ema-
mates from the ground for a wide
area in that Vicinity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-18

PORTLAND, Ore, April 1S.-
Owing to the prevalence of the
plague in Asiatic ports, the state
board of health today began pla-
carding the waterfront with no.
tees setting forth that regulations
to prevent the Introduction of the
plague Immediately went into
force.