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Evening star., 1911-08-30
Results of His Observation.

"As we passed over the field the Sec
ond time l looked down to see il I could
tell when we were exactly over the
crowd. / wanted to see whether it would
be hard to tell when to drop bomb on
given object if the aeroplane was be-
ing used in war. 1t seemed to me that
it would have been very easy to drop a
heavy object within ten feet of given
spot, after a little practice, SO as to al
low for the velocity of the wind and the
momentum Of the aeroplane
1.-The aeroplane is a necessity in mod
ern warfare. / can see that. Why. an
army or navy that is not equipped PROP
erly with them is no army or navy at all
these days.
.It would not have chance. 1t would
not know the one-hundredth part as much
about the movements of its adversary as
the adversary would know about it's
movements. Besides, the danger from
aerial bombs is hard to estimate.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
DIR. CAIN HEADS DRILLERY
John F. Bethune No Longer Asso
ciated With School

Inc Drlllery, business school and civil
service institute for students of both
sexes. at 11co New York avenue, was
founded by Miles Fuller i'm 1895 and is
continuing its successful career under the
management of the principal. L. F. Cain.
NJ. ID. In fits recently published educa
tional section The Star inadvertently as
sociated John f. Bethune, Ii. b., with
the management of the school. Mr.. Beth
une has not been connected with the Drill
lery for the last year and a half.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.


Columbia-The Columbia Players in "A
Bachelors Honeymoon" SIS pm.
Chase's-Polite vaudeville, Sis pm.
Academy-''The Cowboy and the Thief,
Sis pm.
Gayety-Charles III. waldrons "Troca-
dero Burlesuers," s:l5 pm.
Lyceum-"Miss New York. Jr.," s:i5
pm.
Belasco-Masterpiece of Motion Pic
lures, Dante's Inferno" $50 pm.
Majestic-The Holden Players in Dora
Thorne,'' Sis pm.
Casino-vaudeville and motion pictures,
AIS 3:i5. I:15 and S:45 pm.
Cosmos-vaudeville and motion pictures,
] pm. to IL pm.
virginia-Moving pictures and Illus
trated songs.
Glen Echo Park-A fairyland of amuse-
ments, with large. new dancing pavilion.
Chevy Chase Lake-Marine Band con-
cert. followed by dancing.
Luna Park-Amusements of all sorts.
with dancing and band concerts.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.
Steamer ST Johns for Colonial Beach
leaves eth street wharf at am
Chesapeake Beach--Trains daily from
District line as per schedule in railroad
column.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Motor Out to the Rockville Fair
and horse show.-Adyt.
Severely Injured by Fall.

Charles English, residing I'm Alexandria
county, Va. was severely injured yester-
day afternoon by falling from stone
crusher while working on the machine at
the south end of the Chain bridge lie
fell distance of about fifteen feet and
landed on a pile Of rocks He was taken
to Georgetown University Hospital.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Prize Pony Dead.

kate, the PONY Witch ~en irs, nrlHs ..
lie Elks' hsfn daaes ana Jubilee three
,ease sso. died las, week ~ Colonial
Iseash Va. the sninmsg resldenpe ~ her
uwnst Aattet faiIlfs tusiFh founk
gasiek % the son ~ Istlstts t'nliesi asaies
Marshal rusiek The animal YES valued
al sNN
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Playground Program Postponed.

The sudden shower yesterday afternoon
drove the young children at the Virginia
avenue and the CORDOBA Fairgrounds to
shelter and the events will be postponed
until fair weather. The children at tire
first-named grounds were i'm the midst
OF several highly interesting contests
when the storm came and there was a
hasty exit for home.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Wounded While Cleaning Gun

William c. Fisher. residing at 1865 Wis
consn avenue. was seriously wounded
last night while cleaning a gun in pre-
pairing to participate in the shooting on
the marsh Friday morning. His weapon
Was accidentally discharged the charge
or shot entering his left ankle. Fisher
was taken to Georgetown University Hos
pital
Evening star., 1911-08-30
SELECT CRACK SHOTS
FOR RIFLE TOURNEY
District Militia Sharpshooters
to Compete at Seagirt
Are Named.
By Winsor McCsY

The team to represent the National
Guard of the District of Columbia in
connection with the annual Seagir
shooting tournament has been selected
| by Lieut.. Col Glendie r. Young. cap
tain Of the rife team which has been
at Camp Perry since August Il, and
orders have been issued from District
| Militia headquarters for this latter
team to go straight from Camp Perry
to Sea girt, where the tournament oi
the New Jersey State Rife Association
will begin September 1 and continue until
September 3.
The brigade team selected by Lieut..
Col. Young is as follows:
Capt. Frederick Ii. Heidenrich
small arms department; Capt. William
w. Cookson, small arms department;
First Lieut.. Thomas F. McAnally
ordnance department.; First Lieut..
Ralph Alderman, ordnance department
First Lieut.. Richard Powers, 1st In
fantry; First Lieut.. Louis A. Clausel,
I'd Infantry: First Lieut.. Harry C..
Caldwell. ordnance department; Second
Lieut. Thomas Brown. 1st Infantry;
Sergt. j. X. Fehr, Company K 1st
Infantry; Sergt. A. q. Schmidt, Com
pany X, fst Infantry; Private Rober,
Clouser. Company B. 1st Infantry; PRIV.
ate Charles r.. Groome, Company +. I'd
Infantry. First Lieut.. Thomas F. Nc.
Anally. ordnance department, team cap.
tain: Capt. William w. Cookson, small
arms department., team coach; First
Lieut.. Frank w. Holt. ordnance depart
ment, team spotter.
The foregoing team will enter the match
for the Dryden trophy.
Company Teams Selected.
Company teams have been selected and
authorized to report at Sea Girt Septem-
Der l. The company matches will be shot
September 4. Out of the entire delega-
ton of rifiemen regmental teams will
be formed for regimental matches.
The company teams are:
Company b, 1st Infantry-First Serct.
F. r. McFadyen. Sergt f. Z. Roberts,
Corp. II. c. Matthews. Corp. M. A. Boden-
hamer: alternates, First Lieut.. r. lock-
head. Second Lieut.. G. A. Monagon
Company E, I'd Infantry-First Lieut. II.
c. Earnshaw. Second Lieut.. c. @. Gard
ner Corp. L. r. Tilley. Art. J. H. Payne:
alternates, Second Lieut.. F. B. Sch,osser.
Serst. j. f. Sweeney.
Company X, I'd lnfantry-Capt A.. b.
Ernest, Second Lieut.. w. Brown. sergt.
Private p. w. Gibson: alternates, Private
F. +. Varney, A. j. Hutterly
Company X. 1st Infantry-Private Will
liam l.. Kelly: alternates, First Lieut. 4.
w FulIam, Art: W; II: Dnvall;
II. w. Klotz, Sergt. A. Z. Klotz, Sergt.
A. j. Borland. Sergt. ]. II. Schombert,
Corp. w. E. Thomas: alternates. 1apt.
r. b. johnson, Corp. b. S. Flaters
Company /. ID Infantry-Seret. J. f.
Gordon. Sergt. w. L. Thomas, Sergt. VI.
F. Johnson. Corp. w. A. Summers, Pri-
vate j. w. Cumberland: alternates. Capt
c. n. Walker, First Lieut.. II. "A. :. IN
gate.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

boing to fall at one time. Capt. Beck
was watching us from the ground.
''Of course, I did not do any of the
hard work of steering and keeping the
aeroplane upright in the high wind. SO l
had more time to enjoy the ride. I have
been in the Washington Monument and
looked down at people on the street. but
we were higher than that. Men on the
aviation field looked about two feet high.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
building Permits Issued.

1he foliutslnn buiiains permit waa A..
sued tuasf
- Mlss iuiia N t'hadwhh, a. Fssnsif
lhs dNsillne ~ atf u street nufthwssl
s"nitptlnii Wullam ". fustuas estimated
tesi, sstsA
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Wife Gets Absolute Divorce

Ia.,ne stafford has granted 80 absolute
alxusrs a. sarah n Hhulman ftam nerfs
shulssan The wlft y mlssn permission
a. tshp heF nalasa nasas asfaA a
<seleesl Aisasnsf l. . utestiish ays
psafta 90 hef.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Pleased with HIS Experience.

Representative Johnson l. enthusiastic
over bis experience Tie said
"one of nay ambitions has been sat.
lsnsd rser since | hessn readlns about
ssropianins ~ the ne~spapefs have
wRRlsi 4. 81 ~ IN ane. u wan every
tN - intsfestlns - | sxpestsa ,ill
nas iass ms nssHe bsl | aasaa / wasla
have hsfn afFaia sheH ihf snRNltins al
Hiust tiElssa ever enss ~ ha1 feallaaa
30 fuli ekte8i II abe dMnasF
tfsal Afnnif assa talH - tsia sas
sftsfw alA tat shsb Neft sfsald ue aets
Evening star., 1911-08-30
s1i.oo Niagara Fall. Excur.ion,

September s, Baltimore and Ohio route.
Special train. leaves Union station 7:4j
am. via Philadelphia and Iehigh Valley
route. Cheap side trips from the Falls
to attractive resorts. Liberal stop-overs
returning. Other excursions September
2o and October 6-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Scalp ltChed
So She
C0uldn' Sleep
Nor Keep From Scratching. Be-
came Worse and Worse. In
Two Weeks Rid Completely OF
Trouble Through Use of Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment.

"one evening while combng my hair noticed
Q few brown erustike spots my scalp, and.
81 course. thonght II was only n little dust
thst had settled there during the week So
washed nv hair thoroughly. hut saw that they
wouldn't out. Then at the end Of the
nsSt week I washed my hair again. and to my
mstonishment saw not only those few but many
more hsd oosne. Then my head became worse
and worss and scalp started to itch ter
rllly, - thst euuhi not sleep keep from
scratching head.
t'rhs ssastiiks places later opened and msds
saFc. vhieh bled. and they slso itchrd s,ue-
thisE Terrible. tried many remedies but none
hripsd sed iaStssd thsy made my head worse.
Fhis esnaitiau ~ ms sssip kept up for . month
aad ihsn ans asF Z mot friend and she ed
slsea 80 - Gatieura snap sud olnimsnt,
Wslsh aa ~ go weeks va. rta completely
- ghls tFsssitie. thfssueh The nss - guticus.
s4se assi fnalsnsnt I sm Hpser withost them,
- tNsf 80 tny nHgst hishlt valued friend. I
l#laNssf die Avs tlssfafssn agg nscond Ave
hsM tsHA tsit NN ~ tbtt
Evening star., 1911-08-30
AUCTION LEES JEWELRY
Finery Bought by Convicted
Navy Clerk Will Go Under
Hammer.

In the big safe in the Office of United
States Marshal Palmer at the City Hal
are reposing diamonds, rubies and sap
phires set in different forms of jewelry
The stock" comprises a diamond brooch
horseshoe pattern, valued at $3.50: a la
dy's ring. sapphire, surrounded by dia.
monds, worth $500; three diamond, shirt
studs, costing 800; a mans ring, set with
a sapphire and two diamonds. worth $125
and cigarette case. studded with dia-
monds, rubies, emeralds and sapphires
said to have cost $500.
These goods were assigned to the United
States by Edward Valentine Lee, former
assistant pay clerk in the navy, and were
purchased with the money acquired by
him as the result of alleged defalcation
while In the resyice. Lee was sentenced
to five years Imprisonment, after he had
been married. while in custody, to a
young Washington woman, who had has
tened to him at Buffalo, N. Y, following
his arrest.
Several, Trunks of Finery.
Lee turned over the diamonds and jew
elry. as well as the contents of several
trunks Of wearing apparel, to Stanley
w. Finch, chief OF the secret service of
the Department of Justice Mr. Finch
today forwarded the things to Capt. c.
r. Sherwood, acting chief deputy mar
shal, who has arranged for their sale at
public auction September ..
Lee purchased the cigarette case in
England, paying G1OO. Many of the dia-
monds are from Buffalo merchants and
the clothing was secured in Atlanta, Ga.
Among the contents Of his wardrobe are
found two dress suits. dinner suit, four
business suits and overcoats hats and
shoes. Two Colt automatic pistols, one
.3S ana the other .45 caliber, were also
surrendered by the young clerk.
Included In the list of the trunks con-
tents is book, bearing the title "Stung.'
The other items on the list read like a
Wallets inventory for a most fastidious
dresser. including silk underwear, and
silk hose Of blue, purple. gray and vio-
let hue. A total Of 113 items appear in
the list.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

Do Not Fail to See the Flying Machine
at Rockville fair.-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Every Inxredient That Enter.

the production of A.-D. Beers is selected
for quality. Try a case Of Old Glory or
Royal Pilsen. None finer brewed. Phone
w 49, Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

Oh, You Kid! Will Meet You at
the Rockville fair.-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
Gifi II ~ lured ~ Pimplcs

she ! 80 siss.ts iwstrs .t tetsg.en ss.
fte hs&f #ei wNA pmEisa teff rsms sBt "a
N1sssle ses s#e*sf kfsAt AisasNftaafuf Aner
- tst Mfs uftAfteHf ssfsffttssa sel l 80 "a
: tas tF sss* ! sss ; stssl thsNss - 49,
sanset i4H Z FIfF - A5seksa fsl4srsis Htss
Wtt~t ttsssA feAs Nssi Msi ~ fsit
- ~pA $50 = fsttst lnNs 4 kssi $500
49, teA. rsgf. - Nesfsl ssmfls a sas
Evening star., 1911-08-30

Am Going to the Rockville Fair.
I'll meet you there.-Advt.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
JOHNSON UP IN AIR
Reference Is to His Physical,
Not Mental Altitude.
TAKES RIDE IN AEROPLANE
Chairman of House District Commit.
tee Has Thrilling Aerial Adven-
ture at College Park.

Choosing a time when air waves wore
white caps, rather than miss his chance,
Representative Ben johnson of Kentucky.
chairman of the House committee on the
District of Columbia, who had solicited
permission to go up In an army aeroplane
at College Park, persuaded Lieut.. Henry
III. Arnold that the weather was fit. went
aloft yesterday afternoon. and had the
experience of his life. He is the first
man, other than Signal Corps officers.
to be taken up in an army aeroplane at
this aviation station.
Appalled, by heavy rain and winds that
tossed the clouds about in many direc-
tions, none of the army aviators gave
encouragement to Representative John
son when he appeared on the grounds
and preferred his request for ride. Pre-
senting his permit from Lieut.. Col George
p Scriven, acting chief signal officer, he
persisted, and finally induced Lieut. Ar
mold to try out conditions up in the air,
as preliminary to taking him as pas
senger.
Reports High Hazard.
Lieut.. Arnold made a short flight, alone
passing around the field. and then alight-
cd to report to the national legislator
that there was high hazard in the choppy
air. His aeroplane rocked like boa,
in rough sea. he said, as Mr.. Johnson
could see for himself.
Mr.. johnson was not to be deferred by
any amount Of risk IL the aviator would
dare the peril. Lieut.. Arnold could show
no irs-- nerve. and the lawmaker crawled
into the passengers seat after thorough
ly inspecting the air craft.
Was ride nj twenty niunfeS with
the breeze blowing thirty miles an hour
and evincing increasing strength. The
aeroplane after circling the field at a
twenty-foot level was lofted and sailed
about at height of some 900 feet. Lieut..
Arnold here put his craft through all its
PAGES. dipping, gliding and frequently
cutting figure
Sharp Angles, Dangerous Tilt.
The wind caused many exciting mo-
ments. Some of the turns were made at
terrifyingly sharp angles at dangerous
tilt. and Representative johnson held on
with both hands to keep from sliding Oh
into space.
The aeroplane's maneuvers were con-
! fined to air Immediately above the avia-
( ton grounds. Lieut.. Arnold would not
| ed Of q longer flight as a treat for some
future day. when the lawmaker might
get bird's-eye view of Washington
and look over the Maryland territory
When the descent was made Represent
ative Johnson found that the ambulance
corps had been prepared during his nigh,
1 for any emergency. lie assured DIR. John
p. Kelly. In charge. that nothing had
happened TO him.
Capt. Paul w. Beck, spurred by tho
activities of Lieut.. Arnold, attempted q
trip In his racing biplane. but the lighter
machine Was an easy prey to the strong
winds. six minutes flight was enough 10
demonstrate 10 the aviator that he had
no business IN that frail craft aloft IA
such weather
Pleased With His Experience.
over hts experience Tie said.
4 ~ txt.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

The Home of Quality Ice Cream.
Delicious Peach Cream made from the
fresh fruit, $1.20 gal. F. G.. Reisinger,
Si2 II ST. NE. Phone Lincoln 1909.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

For Your Convenience
the Manhattan Laundry has opened q
downtown office at 10 Iith street NV.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

+. =. Hodgson Personally SuperInteuds
1906 l4th ST. NV. Phone North 102.
Evening star., 1911-08-30

We're Prepared 20 supply Miilwork
OF all kinds on short notice Machines on
premises. Rightprices. .EasingerBros.. .21oe7th
Evening star., 1911-08-30

Corn on cob. Md. zoos Pa. ave. slo 9th.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
CITY ITEMS.

Purity ana Cleanliness Count for
a great deal in brewing You're sure Of
these qualities in HErRiCHS BEERS.
Every bottle pasteurised. doz. .'Maer-
zen or Senate" Si.75; dog. Lager.
$50; bottle rebate, J0c Phone W. 1900.
Evening star., 1911-08-30
The Me.t s.ti.fyinx summer prinI

is PERFECTION GINGER ALE Snap
py, healthful. refreshing Equal 10 the inn
ported, but much lower in price At grocers'
or phone w. "a. Arlington Bottling Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
TOWN TALK

lha rramsn win hold .Har raeu- far monthly meeting tomorrow nigh. at their haT lu Taurr Avenue
 The Table aHota dinner at Che FuIIen House is better than ever. Why doat you try tl You are vel. come.
 col Conrad who arrived in sE aay Weaaaag evening from gaa russ lartor hr Dolphin sor Ha.Ha
 .uher. a. win go on .onar Ena
 Aem. w w. nausaton received a cable from Captain Morgan. of .h. sS Humboldt stating chat that boat eol1 be in sEagvay at a.aa tama- TOW morning and would .I ag a.#"
 The steam. Princes Eua I.r. Vancouver fae this DOT. a. m warefay a.d is due here -am
 m Sunday She has for cargo IS. .aus ur machinery. 7n n.aa.ua sa hogs Hla sheep and 9 horses
 Whit. Pass LoHea Na ua F and N M. hold a meeting to- u. .a. a. u.r han on TIrH Avenue There win n. work in H. ". " a. a..a All visiting brethren are n s-ud Co br present.
 Edgar Johnson who has been opp eat'ne Che mtI on uis mossaner of news. ta'zns a 1ay-aT on aa aam. of Illness Dr. Gable s.a.rs However. tha. wr Johnson win Toe sae to resume his duties within a few days
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
R0lD
 HOUSE KEEPERS

According HHH latest
 from Fairbanks Che H's.-..I
 office of s Judicial division s raE ma over tr. HaaEHaHza .arr- rau.. a aHua.a..H comb Besides Ha1 n- strenuous efforts ta catch rcd .kn who could re r'r1. u.uv n rrrt to .a. case Hf ar. Johnson who natiIa5 naa.sa from r EHneh along .an Yukon uHar UrassIas summoned number .-r.s E.use Keepers along Che Ea..rT .ra# and imnr# them Hth a fact I1at unless H.EaI liquor raf.a~ sHHnef suddenly among .-a
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
THE PRESIDENT
 ASKS FUR AID
nr AIasEa News nma-ul

NEW YORK. June g-Ad5r.sne a delegation of sou,n.rn men in taa u.s last night President Taft urged them lo use an their influence Co l,Ir the passage Of the original re- c5FrogU hHl aud.lo fight any oE the HuT1sad amendments.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
WOULD TRAVEL OVER THE
 OLD WHITE PASS TRAIL

Camp SkaEway No T. Arctic Hr7- tu@hood wtrl hold a special mee.ne lniEhl for hanwpa5e of o1mnct
 ln- two gbae.haeoes over ahe trail Is tho. season is late. and 0de trail .s 'u poor condition. tt is requested that all A. h's be on hand Go lend a helping hand The meeting will D ecaIIed at 8 o'clock sharp NIush on
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
COMPARES S<AGWAN
 re CRIPPLE CREEK

sHam who Is here .n the in- .s.s n- Pacific Building and Nss..#.au san old Hme min stale. today na, the form country identical with Cripple Greek. Colorado. wher years. actively engaged business a, mining and lw- @ ae hills back of u.r ar. his estimation filled ...a.. Cha. win one day make ing camp ol rots town. day nss r5av iu the val several pieces of ledge wH.. show free gold Mr. uau although de had
 long ago. the fever blood and that he is keep his eye on Skagway
 -----.--
 steamer Cleaner wI fur hHn Saturday af al . aa from
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
ADV0GbTES
 4 NEW LAW
Il. M M. nnreln

WASHINGTON n. C. JUNE a- Ebert Gary Of the United States s'.eI Corporation. n h.s closing remarks .o the House uvas..raHn- committee. atEscd Che repeal O, be sherman anti trust law and che passage Of a strong law along thr same lines
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
\ .---. loo Mu-.-

First Saiaswan-A woman was ar rested downs this morning Sec, orf Salesman That f1r9 First Sales waa- SGa.was esagbtIu the act of con eaa.iu- a nuG mirror. Second Sales, H.an-lour woman. That's what comes uE taEu- g l..ss .nH uugh-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09

gers r1ii plenty of prosecutions Many or these pieces arn without H afez. but bey appear to have been
 ling areIf15t r One original pzrF. -Ifsraf Pioneer
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
HOPED WITH
 FLOOR WALKER
Ry Alaska News Bu-eau1

NEW YORK. June g-iEeleu And r.s. aa.gatsr of Representative John Nu#os. oL che nineteenth District, who Is a ua.amI#ouare maDulag,ur -.. ."aea his morning and was wed
 Hobbs a floor walker in a 4.r.ar.meHa store tu this city.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
1I.1 yJ.
IRE SE6,-yaE u#...a.aaa MAN. A CITIZEN .. a-AsAA-

argu1l 4 .a ..a... ssoAs
 cant res. -- asl
 Eaous4 .s make a gaa e.s gG-
 uo4ls Kidney g a-vgL .-ls.
 laly nl. ~ -. ......
 Cure every s.a IS so-
 s-gs. A. ..aaa Oakland, Gal. zags-
 ALs a...a .. lu.. .... aas been --.H.asa.s .. cad Cy-s-e -e.aE .-.... a.e... .So years ag ea...... .. ....H -l Lg back aaa -... ...... Was caused <. -A-.z. .. sue sgwa-- .H.a.a.. -. a... .gE la..e ua.. ..-. .... ye- ol eur .I..g "... .. V. ..sy--s. was a-.a- . ..yrl ta la- -.s--a.-a- -.. ... -g l- Just W4a. away -l aches and Ea.a and --z ug aea-a-- l-r. aaa- - .. the house s.a.- ..- -as -yg ,A- -- g..-- .rlet From kidney ..s.....s
 For sale ug al dealers. NI.s. -.l-S Eosll--1 1-..--a -. -u.-... New AyEa sg.l --s.ss ... s- .... el States,
 Remember ..e Laa.--.--. sam. alaG Eg other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
SMOKERS ATTENTION.

w VI. Bo1saton bas taken tbs serrg for tbe iuatIy lannon's
 FL TNFINITO CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. Etd6 just received from tbe far- | ry at Tampa, Fla If you want iha test don't fsH Co give these goods a uiaf
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
EIGHT was SLOW.

.EE Alaska News BuraauN
 HAMMOND Iud.. Jgne 9-'k Knock Brow ru6 Jimmy CIabby, lo- ... .sh... fought very UnIutor- r9 ten rounds here last night
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09

S5c for a home cooked meal Q,fck, clean service. Where2 At Jle New Home Restaurant Fifth Avenue. haB minute from Broadway,
 -s@. sEzss.si...
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
MILL
 l0TE MONDAY
- N----- M. NM--.IL

I.E Alaska News bureaU,l
 WASHINGTON n C. JUNE D. "re D.. s. Senate adjourned at noon today and " no, mas. again until ...raar whrn vote uin be taken l.a I.Hee. senatorial election bin
 zar present before that body
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
GRAND ABDUCTION or STOCK

,ts los ul l,.- -..-# s. -.-.-.e srayes as ay. - - . ..- -a hold and se4 e. d l.... Yours
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
UNCLAIMED LETTERS TN sKAG
 WAY POST OFFICE.

Unclaimed letters remaining ln F'rrvaT post office June faff Efrsf. Mrs T0HrH Nelson W- FHt Er ST. Trwfe fIr n.s= HHrrrrft farF
 A. E KINUETL.. p W
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09
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Taa. Is LAXATIVE BRoMo QUN NE. Look for the signature of B
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