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The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
WASHINGTON GOAL
 WON' I DO
THAT USED IN UNITED STATES CRUISERS PROVES UNI
 SATISFACTORY.
UNAVOIDABLE REPORT |S MADE
Navy Department Will Be Asked to Supply Eastern Coal for Use of the Pacific Fleet As Has Been the Custom in the Past.
ITne Citizen SraciaI Service

SEATTLE, March ,. It Is understood that the recent test of Washington coal made by the Unit ed States cruisers Maryland and West Virginia has turned out un- satisfactorily and an unfayorable report is to be made to the navy department accompanied with request that cCal be sent out from the East as formerly The rumor has created much dismay here and the business interests will protest against the use of the Eastern coal.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
BLANCHARD RETURNS
 TO BEAVER CITY

C. II Blanchard. ,hc mayor of Beaver City. on the Yuk-n, who has been in town fir the past several weeks for surgical treatment. will start on his return nome today. Fred Date. of the road commission and Fritz Gamble will go with him as far as Victoria. half way be tween Chatanika and Beaver. They are going 10 pick up some of the supplies and camp equipment left by the road crew.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
H. B. PARKIN NOW AUDITOR

H. B. Parkin has been appointed auditor temporarily of the Panama Valley railroad company to suc- ceed R. w. Taylor, resigned. MT. Parkin has already entered on his duties. It is understood that MT. Taylor is about to take up the practice of law in the lditarod.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
BAILEY, IF TEXAS,
 RESIGNS
SENATOR. FOLLOWING A TIFF WITH COLLEAGUES, OF
 FERS TO QUIT.
THEN CANCELS HIS RESERVATION
On Receipt of a Message From the Governor of Texas That His Res icnation Would Not Be Considered He WithdraWs It.
IThe Citizen Special SerVice.l

ne NIJTztT optcTGI otTVTce.I
 WASHINGTON. March ,. - Fol lowing the dispute with his col. leagues in the senate yesterday Senator Bailey, of Texas, resigned as senator. Late at night. however he withdre" his resignation upon receipt of a message from Governor Colqui.t. to the effect that his res. igna'ion would not be accepted.
 AUSTIN, March 6. - It is the unanimous sentiment here that if Senator Bailey had resigned he would promptly have been re elected
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
NAVARRO IS NEARLY
 MOBBED
MEXICAN GENERAL HAS TROU- 3LES OF HIS OWN IN CITY
 OF FL PASO.
PASSENGER TRAIN IS FIRED ON
lnsurrectos Shoot Up a Train en Route From Mexico City to At Ialuza and Kill a Number of the Passengers.
The Citizen Special Service. l

MEXICO CITY, March ,. - The rebels today fired on passenger train en route to Atlaluza and killed a number of those aboard.
 FL PASO, March ,. General Navarro. chief of the Mexican mil itary forces was for a time threat eucd with mobbing this afternoon in this city. He was surrounded with a squad of police, and escorted to the railway station, whence he hurriedly departed for Juarez.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
FEBRUARY LIBRARY REPORT

The report of the librarian of the George c. Thomas public library for the month of February follows:
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
MINER GETS 20 YEARS.

GAINESVILLE, March 4. - Bill Miner, the noted Canadian train robber, who has so lcng evaded jus tice, was today sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary for con- plicity in the recent express rob- bery of a local train.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
BUFORD SAILS FOR CHINA
Transport Sails for Orient With
 Supplies for Famine-Stricken.
IThe Citizen Special Service. l

SEATTLE, March ,. - The Unit ed States transport Buford sailed late today for China with relief supplies for the famine sufferers. Shipments were made from all parts of the country
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
GOOD CROWD ATTENDS
 DANCE AT CHATANikA

In spite of the blustery weather a good sized crowd turned out to enjoy the dancing party given by the A. B.'s at the Chatanika social hall. The fun was kept up until 1 o'clock to music furnished by Albert Bell. There was no lunch served
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
GOAL CLAIMS HEARING 22D
Spokane Judge Cites Government
 Attorneys 10 Appear Then.
The Citizen Special Service.l

SEATTLE. March ,. Judge Gu1}in. cf spokane, has issued an ,r3cr citing the government attor- ucys 10 appear in his court cn March -, in connection with the Alaska coal land claims in which Cunningham, Nick snzie and others are concerned.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
OFFICERS HELD SHAMELESS
Captain Jansen of Cottage City is
 Completely Exonerated.
Tine Citizen Special Service.

Tine Citizen Special Service.l
 SEATTLE, March 5.-The marine supervisors who investigated the wreck of the steamer Cottage City have completed their findings and the officers of the vessel are held entirely blameless. There will be no charges preferred against Cap tain Jansen or any of the ships officers
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
HI GILL IS OUT OF POLITICS
Defeated Mayor of Seattle Says He
 Has Enough of the Game.
The Citizen Special Service

SEATTLE, March ,. - Former Mayor Hi Gill. who was defeated by Dilling at the recent election. says that he is out of politics for good and that he will never get back into the game again.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06

Number of new borrowers cards issued. 22 MRS. CAROLINE SEIDEMANN.
 Librarian.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
HOPE TO AGREE TODAY

re yers of the bank. as, says Mir TC ', Captain Barnette is anxious to lilly secure all of the depositors and there is considerable doubt that the committee could bind any Of the rest of the depositars to agree to any course of action it might sug- gest. The trustee selected by the depositors to receive the securities was W. A Shinkle
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
ESTRADA IS DRASTIC.

NEW YORK, March 4. - Advices received here from Costa Rico state that President Estrada pro- poses to execute 45 leaders of the revolutionists, as an object lesson to the politicians.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
VOLIVA IN CONTROL OF ZION
Successor to Dowie Once More Is
 Boss of Zion's Interests.
IIhe Citizen Special Service. 1

The Citizen Special Service.
 ZION CITY, March j. - Much rtoting marked the celebration of inc acquisition Of .hc cify ancc more by Voliya. Hundreds of oi- p1nents of Voliva broke up the paradcs and there Were scores of lights, Many persons were more or less riously injurol and a number of builGiass damaged.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
Committee Ready to Report.

The committee appointed by the local igloo of the Pioneers of Alas ka to select site for the local home has been busy during the week inspecting the properties of fered and will make its report at the regular meeting of the igloo this evening,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
HAWAII ASKING FOR HELP
Wants Assistance of Government to
 Fight ChoIera's Approach.
IThe Citizen Special servic.1

HONOLULU, March ,. The legislature mas petitioned the Unit ed States government to render as -istance in the country's fight against the spread of cholera.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
WELCOME FOR LORlMER.

CHICAGO, March 4. - When Senator Lorimer arrives here to- morrow morning he will be met by reception committee which will congratulate him upon the bright new coat of whitewash given him by the senate.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
RENO DIVORCE LAWS STAND
There Will Be No New Nevada
 Legislation at This Time.
I The Citizen Special Service.l

RENO. March ,. - It has been announced that the divorce laws of this state will not be changed in any manner by the legislature and everybody in this city is hap py, having recovered from the fear hat the town was to lose one Ct its principal assets.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
FRENCH CLOCKS WILL REST
Will Lay Off For a Spell to Let
 Greenwich Time Catch Up.
TThe Citizen Special service.l

PARIS. March j. - At midnight on March It all of the clocks of France will be stopped for nine minutes and twcnty-one seconds, to permit of the adoption of Greenwich time
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06

For The cause that lacks assistance. A.al1s, Inc wr0z. 'a7t needs resistance For the future n the distance.
 Ard The good that we can do
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06

We will speak out, we will be heard. Though all earih'S systems crack; We will not bate single word,
 Nor take a letter back"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
DUNNE MAY RUN ONCE MORE
Chicago's Former Mayor May Get
 Into the Race Again.
TThe Citizen Special Service

The Citizen Special Service.l
 CHICAGO, March ,. Former Mayor Dunne may yet be candi date for the mayoralty, running as an independent candidate. He is raising the cry that there was fraud pcrpetTated at the primaries.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
COEUR D. ALENE STRIKE.

SPOKANE, March 4. Garfield mountain, near Occur d. Alene City, Is the scene of a rich gold strike and many are stampeding from here to the new diggings.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
HILLMAN CASE WEARS AN END
Expected That 1t Will Go To the
 Jury About Tomorrow.
lThe Citizen Special Service

SEATTLE, March j. The di- rect examination of C. D. IIillmau. the real estate man who is cn trial for the wrongful use of the United States mails. ended ycster- day l. is probable that the case will go to the jury Cn Tuesday So far there has been little testimony introduced which incriminatcs the defendant.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
STATEMENT OF MURDERER
Stimulants Are Given 10 Baron Pa
 terno 10 Proiong His Life.
The Citizen Special Servi,

ROME. March ,. - S,imulan-s are being administered 10 Baron Pa teruo. who killed the Princess Fri gona. In short statement h made today he denied that he mur- Gcrcd the girl for revenge
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
HENNING MOVES HIS PLANT
 OVER TO FAIRBANKS CREEK

H. NJ. Henning, who was drown ed out on the Wild Goose lay on Engineer creek, is moving h.s plant over 10 Fairbanks c"eek, where he will be engaged in mining next summer
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
JOHNSON TO HELP HARMON
Former Mayor of Cleveland Will
 Throw Support to Governor.
IThe Citizen Special servic.


 CLEVELAND, March ,. Ex- Mayor Tom Johnson stated today that he will lend all his support to Governor Judson Harmon in the latters candidacy for the Demo cratic nomination for the presi- Gcucy.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
SUNDAY BASEBALL IN OHIO
Legislature Legalizes 1t After Hot
 Debate and Close vGte.
IThe Citizen Special serv,cel

ne SitlEen opeCidi oeTViCe.I
 COLL MBtS. March ;. The lower house of the legislature yes. terday by close vote passed the bil! permitting the playing of Sun day baseball in the state There is consequently much jubilation on the part of the fans and tl.7 owners of the big league teams a, Ciuclr. nati. Cleveland, Columbus and To ledo
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
HILLS GETS BUSY APRIL 1
Taft's New Secretary Will Break Into Harness April Fools Day.
 IIha Citizen SneciaI Seruicel

WASHINGTON, March ). - E. c. Hills will take over the duties of private secretary to President Taft on April 1.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
ANOTHER MAN ADJUDGED
 INNSANE IN lDITAROD

A telegram was received at the marshal's office yesterday to the effect that John Coll had been ad- judged insane in the IditarOd.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
ALICE TO TAKE UP FLYING
Theodore Roosevelt's Daughter Has
 Penchant for Aviation.

The Citizen Special Servccl
 WASHINGTON, March ,. - Alice LonEworh, the daughter of Theo- dore Roosevelt, has expressed a de termination to take up the science and practice of aviation.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-06
LORIMER RENDERED OVATION
Whitcwashed Senator Gets Big
 WeIcome From His Friends.
IThe Citizen Special Service.

CHICAGO, March j. - senator Lorimer arrived here at 10 o'clock his morning. Hundreds of au.oma- piles filled with his friends met him ani gave him a royal gIce,- ing
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Refrigerated Cheeks.

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Misapplied beauty cures do much
harm. A. woman reads somewhere that
I certaln; courses aof treatment will Inn
prove her; looks and adopts it without
thought whether its application is prop
srly understood. 41zs. ...-.,.zzs,.
This is especially 50 with the much
ieralded ice treatment to give rosy
cheeks. It gives=a lovely color and one
that will last for several hours If the
ice is used right Allow the frozen
lump, to rest on the face and an ugly
purple look results, often q frosted face.
TO use ice for rosiness, wash the face
we'll with warm water and soap, rinse
in tepid water, gradually increasing to-
cold, then, apply bits Of ice held in a
piece of flannel.
Rub the cheeks vigorously with the
flannel, but do not let it rest on the
skin. Some women put ice caps on the
cheeks under the impression, If little
ice is good, refrigerating must be bet
:. ,er. Rubbing with covered ice=is what
gives the glow; the friction is as much
a part of the treatment as theisice it
self. - = d.: :.,. ~: Y .z - e
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and to says the hire Of a
man, the gtI did her own digging and
fertilizIng. She bought Tight implements
specially for women and each day saw
her plying them until she was so hearth.
ny tired that sleep came naturally.
Each day during the Spring and Sum-
mer that girl could be found busily work
ing in her garden. She took long walks
In the woods to find new specimens
for her rockery; visited the country
people Tor miles around in search Of
practical knowledge, and interviewed
amateur and professional flower grow
srs whenever they came her way.
The RESULT Life seemed once more
worth living; unreasoning gloom gave
way to moro wholesome grief; smiles
became possible and nights were not
one long horror. With the new interest
and outdoor life. nerves grew. calm and
with returning health came the power
to get new grip. = rs
The garden, as II It knew its healing.
mission. responded with bloom that be-
came the talk Of all who saw it. Bet
ter yet, it started others on a nerve
cure that is Intimately better than drugs.
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Glossy Hair.

p ~ > \ g
: y How do you keep such glossy harp
asked a girl sof 4 woman Of the world.
Il try to be very particular with mine
but as You see It persists II looking
blowsy.''e s.. = sz zyz,.
Il keep WE'LL was the reply. NO
ones hair will shine If she is in bad /
health. Did you:gnever notice how
much more luster your. hair. has when
you feel that life is all TO the good?
Let me get a bilious attack and no
amount of care will keep my hair from
looking dead. ,:;:
: BESIDES being careful to exercise and
watch my diet. regularly polish my
hair just would my nails. I keep
it clean, which goes without saying.
This does not mean tshampooing at fixed
intervals. but whenever it is necessary.
II one has been walking much or nov
ing around dusty house at cleaning
time, the hair will need to be washed
before the fixed time.
some women contound glossy with
oily ! hair. Nothing gives the hair as
unkept look as to have it shining with
Oil. Keep the hair as dry as possible
then rub II to gloss with polisher.
Brushing helps q. lot for gloss, but
in addition rub my ha1r with a piece
OF brown velvet. The velvet brushes
used to polish mems silk hats make
good hair glossers. but tieing = piece Of
velvet around an old nail buffer answers
every purpose. IS .:s#
Is am particular not to wave my hair
with too hot irons. as they destroy the
gloss. Unless In q great hurry ! use.
wavsrs. sonetimes'lt rub : few drops
OF altar Of rose OF violet perfume on
my hair before rubbing It With the
velvet" g
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YOUR LOOKS AND YOUR VACATION

her vacation in Europe. The strong
sea air that is going to build up her con-
stltutlon, is going also to tear down all
her past efforts to preserve her COM
plexion unless she is very careful. -
The sea wind always blows and makes
the notorious March ones seem like a.
zephyr
TO provide yourself with ,volumin-
Gus brown, chiffon veil, this color is
best as you ale less apt to freckle
through it, and also it will not give you
that CHASTITY look, that green, blue Or
gray will, when you may not be feel
ing we'll. 49,. !
Hair nets add greatly to ones beauty
and comfort on shipboard. They are
just indispensable, for what is more I'M
slightly than long wisps of salt soaked
hair blowing across ones face; and you
might as well make up your mind that
no curls but real ones can withstand
the combined efforts Of sea and wind
to destroy them. :. - = =
The same care must be exerted to
dtOlI uSlilS water TO ClSdHSe- -llfe3sss aCo
while at sea- as when travelling by. rail.
Use your cleansing cream morning and
night if you don't want a rough; gray
looking skin when you reach the other
side. Then if you do: not feel freshened
after sleep without the accustomed dash
of cold water a good toilet water will
be found stimulating; by the way don't
fail to have good sized bottle with you,
because it will be found of the greatest
comfort to those who suffer from, head
ache or sickness when travelling. ~,
The girl with the delicate pink and
white skin that freckles so easily will
need to take freckle cream with her
no matter how or where she goes.
A. good hair tonic is most necessary,
! as the dust in trains or automobiles is
hard on the hair, but a tonic applied
twice week and a daily brushing will
do wonders. &: MI s. 81 81 81
Before starting OF for the Summer
why not get a, box the depth Of your
largest pot Of face cream, then divide
it into compartments with pasteboard
strips that will just hold each article
without rattling. q low; bread box will
b the easiest 70, pack II your trunk.s
3N - 9.S
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sensible: girls who intend to: get all the.
healthy exercise possible this Summer,
whether in the mountains or att the,
shore in spite Of Dame Fashion: :., =.
So this girl, too, must be careful Of
her skin Or when she returns in the
Autumn she will have her arms and
neck burned to an Indian brown.
Careful treatment with cleansing
cream. a good massage, topped off with
light coat of powder, will do wonders
toward enabling her to have the proper
medieval look when she changes into a
picturesque dinner dress in the evening.
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~ HIS is the month when every one
is asking, Where are you going
this. Summer" T am going to
add, What are you going to take with
you? -
It isn't enough to have lots Of
hats and lingerie frocks and all the lit
tile accessories that make the Summer
girl the most wins1ne of all the "girls''
we have throughout the year, but she
must supply herself as we'll with many
little toilet articles that will keep "Fluf-
fy Ruff1es' hair, skin and hands in har-
mony with her warm weather wardrobe.
Each one must first of all look her
best when travelling. The girl who has
wiped off her face with the corner of
rough towel dipped in the hard water
supplied on the cars, will show up very
badly beside the dainty maiden who
has tucked a pot Of cleansing cream In
her hand bag along with soft cloth and
q powder box. None of these take up
NluCII IOOI dI1u t19 1Ooull WALL IIlOio
than make up for some other article
that had to be left out.
The tiny book filled with prepared
sheets of paper, which when rubbed over
the face removes all shine and; perspira-
ton, makes one look after a comparative
~ long journey. as fresh as a daisy.
One Of these will easily go into the
enormous hand bags we all carry our
handkerchiefs In now. ~ r. #,
An orange wood stick is another neces-
sity, as it will do more toward keep
Ing ones nails in order than anything
blse when travelling, and it is impossi-
BILE to. spread out all ones usual para
I phernalia. s#Sfs.<.. q.
To me there is nothing more. unap-
/; petizing than to sit opposite some one
In dining car who has been too In
aifferent to think Of these little things
Decauses<she doesn't expect.to meet any
we she knows! n. s$f%5zs2ss +. .5sg .zs
There never was a more short sighted
,rane Of mind than that to get into
We never know when or where we will
ueet / friend. r. s,I K
Now few words Of ADVISE 10 that
(ortunate woman who q going To- spend
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half way round, as shown In illustra-
ton No. 2. Do not attempt to hold this
position any great length of time, but
with the heels still raised turn back
to the starting (front) position and then
lower the heels. -:
Now take short rest-you will need
it-and then again raise the heels and
twist the body in the opposite direction,
as above indicated, and return in a
like manner
This exercise should be repeated q
like number of times on either side
from six to eight will suffice. Should
you encounter difficulties when prae-
tfcing this exercise, just persevere and
proficient in it and perform it with
ease. ",:'
The position to occupy for beginning
the third exercise is the same as in tho
preceding ones. Standing in this man.
ner, commence the exercise by raising
the toes to the highest possible point.
supporting the body on the heels-this
movement is pictured in Illustration
No. 3. -,
After you have succeeded in balancing
yourself standing on the heels. walk
around the room number Of times.
1t Is advised to continue this exercise
for only short period, for it is very
severe on the muscles of the calf. How
ever, they will become both limbered
and strengthened after short LAPSE Of
time, and then the exercise NAV he
continued greater amount of minutes
For the fourth exercise the possition
Is standing erect hands resting on the
hips (arms akimbo), heels together and
toes pointing outward. The upper part
Of the body retains unchanged it's YER
tical position.
Begin performing the exercise bv
slowly and, evenly bringing both knees
In the direction of the feet and at the
same time gradually raise the heels into
a position, which places the entire
weight Of the body on the toes, till the
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BY HEBE

Little aluminium boxes for the cream
are the lightest and best to carry, and
when abroad weight counts, and then
night and morning you can place this
on your dressing table. All your things
will be just where you want them, and
that tedious looking through the trunk
will be spared you.
What is more fatiguing after firing
day OF sightseeing or any other exer-
ton? That is also just the time when
the face needs those tired lines mas
saged away. Stock your box completely
before you leave home; otherwise you
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III the Interest Of Good Eyes.

a NOTED oculist advises against using
the eyes Immediately after waking
therefore the habit OF many young girls
Of reading Or studying n bed Is In
furious.
+ ssis harmful to- use the eyes when
sleepy. . . treat strai on, the
nhuscfes. one must reaii
when drows, ljss ocoa stonally apdsbathes
ths..eyes With hot @ c6td water.
Remembsr that s quick chanse from
sdark room 70 = rilliant HIGHT s ) strain,
ul1esl ths 90
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will find you must pay. exorbitantly for.
whatever you need.
The season is very short at most
Summer resorts, and the Summer
Boarder' has to pay enough to carry
the residents through the coming Win:
ter. &-:I%:&tTt: =
I suppose the athletic girl still exists.
although she has disappeared so COM
pletely beneath the Direetoire gown and
mushroom hat that it is hard to believe
1t. f-ss:."@,'@~-!=
Can you imagine anyone playing golf
or tennis in the costumes shown every
where? Still there are. no doubt. some