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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
HAMILTON MEETING OPENS.
Big Crowd OF Sportsnen Makes Specula
tlon Lively In Eight Races,

Dig SFOWu VI SpSI '"aNee SPS~e'a
slon Lively In Eight Races.
HAMILTON. Ont, Aug. 1.-THE final
meeting Of the Hamilton Jockey club for
this season opened today with large
attendance. The King George purse for
Canadian bred horses was won by Com
mola, In the Brantford handicap. Super
stition defeated Bob II. by a head. Re
suits;
First race six furlongs-Campeon, to
Q, won; Restigouche. 10 o. second !;
Silly Night, TO 5. third. Time. l:ls
Second race, five and half furlonss-
Puggins. to o. won; Sherlock Holmes
9 10 l; second; Tipsand. 4 to l. third
Time, 1:O7 3-5,
Third race. mile and a sixteenth.
Commola, to 10, won: Cnper Sauce. 3
to s. second; Martinmas. l5 TO l. third.
Fourth race, stecplechase. short course
Lizzie Flat. TO 1. won; DR.. Koch, 4
to 1. second; Jack Dennerlin. 80 to J.
third, Time. AIS
Fifth race, Brantford. handicap. mile
and a quarter-Superstition TO ], won
Bob r., to 1, second; AylrTser. TO 3,
sixth race Ave and a half furlongs--
saiyolatile, to 5. won; Muskmelon, 8
to i, second; Cooney *. to 1. third
Seventh race. Ave and half furlongs-
Eagle Bird, s TO !. WON Mexoana. 10 TO
1, second; Lady Irrna, to 2, third Time,
Eighth race. mile. and an eighth. on
turf@Michael Angelo, IL TO l., won;
Hoi,nder s to !, second. Topland, 3 tc l,
third. Time, 1853 2-6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
His Victory Over Big Stick and
Others Puts Money Into
Pockets of Talent.
ROY JUNIOR, Is TO 1,
BEATS ACUMEN AND MUFF
Mondays Entries Include Some
of Best Selling PlaterS at
Butte Track.
By Associated Press.


BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 12-Before the
largest crowd that ever attended race
meeting In Butte and one Of the largest
crowds ever seen on a track in the west.
Endyn,ion II. showed his superiority in
the feature event today. The talent again
pite her recent defeats. still occupies the
public, McBrlde was ruled off for his
ride on Fern 1: in the NTH. which was
HiaeEo. to tMentrsgj, won n cisEo S5.onsSn to
tRooney). second; Evia, 80 to 1 (Den-
fils, Princess Industry Barnsdale. Jim
MulvehiIl. Deneen. Voting and Binocuar
also ran.
race asas sp ys ys and satyns st fur
won; Silver Stocking, to (Mondon,,
second; Tillinghast 90 te ! (caliahan5.
uag syd Ans n"s we ysno Son Ssnei Rio pseo
Making and swaseriator also ' ram an ''s'
Third race, selling, futurity course
k9mqnd m di,,s5 to walsh, Ton yP, Big Stick.
wood, 8 to 2 .(Kederisl, third. Time.
salaii. Kid North. Dacia and workbox
enS fSuysa sanssA b. s Il to apd sn
tryl, won; Meadow. 4 to. 9 (Coburn),
ssfd rms Rsek IN Nate trsrss e stafs1s
Fifth race, selling, mie-Roy Junior.
Is 70 l (McBridel. won; Acumen. TO 2
}sslhIIinsrS, second Pan rB|anorella, to !
L.. Sake. Jack o'Lantern and Muff also
ran
Sixth race, selling. mile-Miami, 6 TO
lori, second Florence A. to Denny,
third Time. Al 4-b. Queen Lead. AZ
termath. Hawley, HeIne. Jeanette NJ.
Miss Naomi, Annie Nelson and Fulletta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
HONUS WAGNER LEADS
HIS LEAGUE IN BATTING
BY Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug Is.-Hsns Wagner os
the Plttsburg club having played an even
100 games. leads the National league In
hating with an average OF 5a?. Schuite'
the hoine-run hitter OF the Chicago Cubs.
averages 321.
In the American league Schmidt OF
the Detroit club Is AT the top with 49,
but he has PLAYED In only sixteen games.
Tyrus Cobb who Is second with fl9.
has participated In l04 games and Is
the real leader There have been no
important changes recently In the bat
ting and fielding averages OF the va
rlous clubs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
trolley League Season Ends.

Owing to the suspension of members
OF the Murphy club the extra game
scheduled In the Trolley league for today
will moi be played. The Trolley league
season Is now ended, with the Backman
and n. c, r. clubs lied for flrst place.
An effort Is being made TO get field
whore admission can be charged to play
on the tie. The game will probably be
played next Sunday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
STANDING OF RIDERS
At THE M0T0RDROME
Whittler's Victories Over Sey-
mour Lower Lead of the
Latter Flyer.

The standing of the riders at Wanda
mere motordrome has undergone some
change during the past week. While
Seymour still maintains long lead.
Whittier took a match race and twelve
mile event from him Thursday night, CIV
ing Whittier second place In the list
Dernstrum pulls up to fifth place. with
McNiel still sixth.
There is no change In the standing or
the trade riders. clafin being flrst, War
don second and Johnson third. The stand
Ing of the riders Is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

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Dewey Commtt Heagr
pugls but waited
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cts
bout o pato o
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the until the night o. Fiday August
The a o
w
Iwsht
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Downing A. strict for the al n
The commht gratis is
thono wi1b boxers
ebxngf wish to the aid of the
tand be
donation wll Youhu M
Treasure o Coumitee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
smeltsr Team Wins.

Special 10 The Tribune.
MIDVALE. Aug. ls.-Before large
crowd tho United States Smelter base
hall team defeated the Utah Light q
Railway nine by the score OF 10 D.
Rrumson allowed but two scattered hitEs
kaefer OF the Smcltcrs got a home run
Hunmcl. pitching for the railway boys
is brother or the Union league twiriar;
Batteries: Utah Light tiummei ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
Mondays Hamilton Entries,

BY Associated Press
HAMILTON. Ont. Aug. 12.-Mondays
entries: H..
Sparks. Spa coSgrcssman James. LORD Leigh; Tshd
ton. Ill: Orimar. los: Garry. lilo; W9oo
Dove. liz; McCrow, 115. DippeT; 1913; Or.
Watson. i15. Bred Well. los; Anna
Second race. selling five and r,s1d naif
Chippe wayan. 110; 'Moncref, los; Guilty
hunk, lO7; Barney Igoe. 10: ,pian,tor' ,H
iiS, Matte Kern, 11s; HandrunninE'
10: sWrap, 102-
cha aneio nn about two miIes-Dfrect, i35;
Prince, 1ss; Raeebrook. lSs; Joe Lett Lot.
IA. Ticket or Leave, 164i Dinna Ken
1A4 Mystic Light. l66 80 .
Fourth race, Sandringbam plate, 8
yeay-olds and UP, mile and an eighth
3a) star Charter. 1o3; "a Edda, ss;
OInmbala 123; Lahore. loS; Hampton
Court. 1i5.
Inyth race. selling, 2-year-ods; six
furlongsE 'Mildweed. io5: hamiitn2nn, !s,;,; ieS;
FIamn,a. 103; Rod and Gun, 100; 'Sly
Lad. 90; Moonlight 107; sJames DocEery,
rso1%tnucd IN Following Page.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
National Tennis Champion.

BY AssoCIAtcd PrcsS'
Winston OF Norfolk. Va. today defeated
walter T. HAYS OF Chicago and E G.
Anderson OF Brooklyn In the challenge
championship and thus became cham
pions OF the United States. .'r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
Ratail clerks Go to Ogden.

The Retail Clerks fast amateur team
goes to Ogden today 10 play Dad" Gin-
Inns former State leaguers. The contest
is likely TO be fast and furious. as both
Of these teams are good ones Gainc
Will be called at 1850 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
wins Tennis Championship.
py 'Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
TACOMA, Aug l2.-Miss Mary Borwn
OF Los Angeles and Miss butcher OF Mil
wnukee, wis, defeated, Mrs. Fahnestock
and Miss Gimmison Of Tacoma In the
tennis finals for ladies' doubles TODAY by
The score OF e-2 6-2. thereby winning the
Pacific northwest championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13

On Following Page,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

w. III. Moales, better known as BILLY
Moales, who fcr the past nine years Las
been On the Observation-Disclosures run "
The y.& M. ". n. II, has been trans
ferred ID the Canton-E New Orleans run
On the /. O. James. W. Hutson, the
lsgman, accompanies him on hia new
run. Both have many friends on their
run Who viii learn of their departure
with regret, but will congratulate them
On their promotion.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15
Nolice to taxpayers.

This Is the last year and the begin,
ming Or the last month of my term % Office
Sheriff and Tax-Coilector. ~ has
been the custom 10 pay the outgoing
tax collector all taxes for the current
year before the expiration 81 his term
Tor 80 long that | deem " only neces'
sary to call attention TO this fact.
i have been ienient as possible IN the
past three years md think that one
year Of promptness would DO . fair OK.
change; il You think 20, ] hope you will
put me to work right away, az y viii
take 4 month 81 steady work 70 walt o.
everybody.
Your land receipts are all made Out
and Ii will require very little Of youi
time and not much money 70 call ant
settle. Respectfully,
s. u. PROPHET,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

II you are troubled with chronic con
stipation. the mild and ,ntle eject "a
chemberiain's Tablets ,nak es them es-
peciaiiy suited TO youl Csc. For sale
by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15
Sheriff and Tax Collect

The McShane Cotton Co believes that
the price Of staple and bender cotton
will improve just AZ Dol Az the manu-
featuring world realizes the extent 81
damage to crops during August and
September. while last years prices
may not DO realized, great Improvement
over present prices will prevail IN next
sixty days. Cotton, for the amount need
cd by the world aud what IL actually
short to manufacturing world, ID the
cheapest commodity ID existence. Con
sign your COTTON to the MeShane Corton
% and got results.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

Mr.. s. s. Leggett, % oblong, Illinois,
was ID the city this week. He has
farming interests near here, which he
was looking after.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

NsGRET TaEETTT @ENNgM Ne8EG %f4I45
We are glad to note that William
Murdoch II improving from his illness.
A.. Il. Bnchananwas oyer from Carroll
county last Saturday and called 70 see
us.
Protena Daisy Feed means more
milk at less cost. Wilson Feed
Store.
Miss Mary Mounger, u hatcher, u
The attractive guest Of Mr. and Mrs. y.
&. Mounger.
Miss Virginia Topp has returned
fsom 4 visit 70 Miss Margaret Farrow
at Memphis.
When you have a bilious attack give
|Chamberlain's Tablets q trial. They
are excellent. For sale BY all dealers.
= y
w. s. Barry and s. s. Steele made q
business visit to Birmingham the first
Ut tho week.
Miss Lyell, Of Wesson, II the charm
Ing guest of Mrs. Innis Mcintyre, ~
NortE Greenwood,
we do vulcsnizing 70 stay, and We
ARE here To make II stay.-GFeenwood
Anto Tire valcanizing %.
Townes Duncan, n Grenada, passed
through THO city last Saturday en- route
home from his place near Philip.
Picture frames, ready made and
made To order, promptly and care
fully al Mrs. sPURRIER'S.
Mrs seegal, of stLouis, and Mrs Kate
Sails, of Durant, were the appreciated
guests Of Mrs. r. shulsr last Sunday.
Don't forget the place and time toget
good things for Christmas dinner ct the
Massage pAriors, saturday, Dsc- 25rd.
Mi. Robt. Knox, formerly in the store
Of III B Ellis AT Bsrclair. has accepted 2
position with Fountains Biz Busy
Store.
Greenwood Auto Tire yulcaniztng 90.
Ii new open fer business, Az J. "A. Filing
tons real estate office building.
Geo. Hemingway was over from Car
roliton ths latter part 81 last week, the
gnest II X. M. AIdridge and family
Sunday.
A dozen photographs, such az Mrs
lspuRR1ER knows how TO produce
make twelve splendid Amas gifts.
Home. raised Red Rust Proof Oats for
sale hy \. 4. Eggieston.
MM WtNMMut &Nh
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

Coburn's Minstrels thoroughly
enjoyed at the Alamo Wednesday even
Ing. Their performance was up to the
usual high standard, and q splendid au-
dience turned out to zee them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15
Thp UnntntnnlliRaltl1

Trade with our advertisers,


Heavy rainfalis All tnis week.
Monday.
Greenville-
aa's I saAa'9s's'
I. m,n.o.
: 4.
4 WI u was lawn from philipp
y 's'' ] Z. I,
us., p;a4ar
City last Saturday.
folks at Wessnn this week,
city u business Monday.
..Ss. VI. /
s'slo n ocn'a
Hon. y. M' Mhl''lngson aSssn1s'
cotrt g. summer iass WesN.
Jim Davis and Will Kimbrough were
over from Itta Bena Wednesday.
Mavor 4. #. Nabors cams oyer from
1tta Rena II business Monday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

The young man who u simply chang
Inc on to bis present employment and
last waiting for the chance To find .
new position that will pay more
will never be 4 marked success,
Better make yourself Indispensable
III your present place, and ave part
Of your salary. II Won 40 You'll be
watching the aBusIuess Opportunities
and nReal Estate for Sale columns
We Ray 4 per cent. interest, compound.
id aemi-annuaiIy, on money deposited
with this bank.
BANK or LEELoRE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15
Don Think II IS Too Slow

To build UP 4 bank balance, dollar Or
two al d time, In this bank. Many of
we'll .to.do business men of the city tn-
day made their start by banking d little
ut q time. Just remember that ynu are
not creating aa much respect BY SPEND
ING a dollar or two foolIshly % you
would II yon we're saving and deposit
Ing II III scme good savings bank.
We pay 4 per cent. interest compound
ed Heui.annually on money deposited
In this bank.
BANK on LEFL0RE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

The MAtinee Musicale Club will meet
with Mrs. Scott Duien, Wednesday at
ternoon. December the 10th. The study
will be Leiszt.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

Cobnrn's Minstrels wcro thoroughly
enjoyed at the Alamo Wednesday even
ing. Their performance was up to the.
usual high standard, and q splendid au-
dience turned out to zee them.
Home-raised Red Rust Proof Oats
tmade 80 bushels per acre 1911 CROP for
sale at ". 4. Eggleston's Warehouse,
Big Main street, near Southern depos.
Also Rape, Rye and Alfalfa seed.
Dir. g. T. Thompson preached at the
morning and evening services Of the
First Presbyterio1c church last Sunday.
The weather was b inclement that only
a few could attend to hear the splendid
sermons delivered.
Misses vestry King and Eunice
Branch entertained On last Saturday
evening, out Of compliment to the
faculty OK the Jefferson Davis High
School. The games Of cards were thor
oughly enjoyed, after which delicious
refreshments were served.
You will find that druggists every
where speak well o. Chamberlains's
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience In the sale Of 1t that In
cases Or coughs and colds ii can always
be depended upon, and that IL IL pleas
ant and safe TO take. For sale BY all
dealers.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
Excnange Saturday Dec. 2Srd at Miss
Lula stoddard's Massage Parlors In
stead of the Randy Kitchen as announced
last week. They will have cakes, pies,
homemade candies, beaten biscuit and
salads for sale. Special orders filed by
'phoning 1S9.
We wish to call your attention to the
fact that most infections diseases such
al whooping cough, diphtheria and scar
lot fever are contracted when the child
has a cold. Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy will quickly cure 4 cold and greatly
lessen the danger Of contracting these
diseases. This remedy Is famous for Ito
cures Of colds. 1t contains 10 opium or
other narcotic and may be given to q
child with implicit confidence. Sold by
all dealers.
All OF those who intend donating
charity boxes 70 the Kings Daughters
for their annual Xmas distribution,
will please send same to Mrs. r. H
Hicks, chairman Of the committee, on
corner Washington and Lamar streets.
= i +
A Des Moines ma had an attack OF
muscular rheumatism ID his shoulder.
A friend advised him TO 60 to Hot
Springs. That meant al expense Of
$50 Or more. He sought FOR q quicker
and cheaper way to cure II and found
ii ia ChamberIain's Lipiment. Three
days after the first application of thia
linimelt be was well. For sale BY Ill
dealers.
W. ii. Moales, better known as "Biilyf
Moales, who for the past nine years Las
been on the ClarksdaIe- jackson u
tthe n. II M. ". r.. r., has been trans
ferred To the Canton-New Orleans run
on the /. g. James. W. Hntson, Thu
ilsgman, accompanies him on his new
run. Both have many friends on theil
run Who will learn of their departure
with regret, but will congratulate them
Oh their promotion.
Among the most elegant affairs Of ths
past week none gave greater pleasure
Eto the guests present than the luncheon
given BY Mrs. p. y. Mounger ont n
compliment to the lovely house guests
49, MaunOar and Mics MaYy MOun0er
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

Poultry, Horse and Cattle Feed for
sale by Y. T. Eggieston. 5l5 Main
street. All orders given prompt atten-
ton.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-12-15

The Earnest Workers will hold their
Excnange Saturday Dec. 2srd at Miss
Lula stoddard's Massage Pariors In
stead Of the Randy Kitchen rs announced
last week. They will have cakes, pies,
homemade candies, beaten biscuit and
salads for sale. Special orders filed BY
'phoning 1S9.
The border vidette., 1911-04-01
First Nj. E. Church

Inspiring instrumental music, charming quartet, vocal singing, two live subjects.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 Morning subject ut II: :OO, "A Tender Mothers Dream for Her. Boy"
 Evening subject at 7:3O, "The March! March! March. And Tramp! Tramp. Tramp! of the 2Oth Century," The brains of the world are use ing these great themes. These. services arc 50 refreshing. Strangers are met with warm heart. You come, we want your advice. .-C. c. Mitchell, Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24

lhe Heu l'av-s apple ,s lovely la Eas. G s-eus Co iuslle yea Co srep aB and che3 IUs 1seuT and shape ly. iys p-oGI s tas-bl. I 55 not l7.g for Ben Davis ia mine ro e4l a Ea Davis B wasting your ume. ig tastes IEe natures and drives yo1 Co crime a-e a Den Davjs aaeu sas quite y0u1s. and 10s IeJau 60 whenever I'm sgulE H taashy me a lesson a lesson I pr5zs it sharp-uei my aQl .reth and open ei u.y eyes. Aud Ho9 aEea aEvs Comss up Co Ey door ,o seu me st, ca iu U-ug tun og ore. ! think 0f Eea Davis. and say % hlm. Nh. '
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24

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 Mr John Troy llr many y.ars s.J5r og u ua.g Alaskan 4aI 4 laa y1o71asas familiar -..a J-e rJPes and Deeds of .lr North a ta- editorial head l. --a magazine. and sl h.s l-sl editorial takes up E-r s.-s- us Hsas E-.- slr Alaska a slb.--. gt salll ze as -ee- 4a lr- dent exponent for lgr- la4l de lscs NF Trys also -re4s o- as ,trer points ll gl-l la-errs- % Al asAa and -aa Nu--l
 Tae magazine also contains able articles dy aeL klsal A.4szalz. among aaa- a-e C. r. sa1reas. I G. Wills and L-4t- Eak.- Spray and lcLu-as l-u-ry-s eats -l-eL -l-gl= sa.sl are sa t1-r pictures gt prvuiasat Allzzzls u-.es--v Wleker shaE.- GoseEagE Clara N-.gE E-ea- arss11 and Bishop Bgay
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24
ELECTION NOTICE

A general municipal election Wla 5s held Tuesday Aprl gta. l5ll ,or Jas purpose OF electls seven cOua- sIuaa and one member lelerk cI ca School Board.
 The slsclioa slu ba heL a- he Tlwu Hall and Ihe hours for -lv voting BiI bs from 2 a. u. la tp- m
 A yOtsE Tor eouagilmeu u-lsg bs a male citizen og JAe Jul-eJ States OF a l1 has declared bis intention -g become such. JBsuy-One years or Oser gh0 has resided continuously one year next preceding taa gieel-.- l the District uI Alaska and for K months preceding the election -l t5s Town 0t SSasWay and who has I1ly registered,
 Au adults male 0r female. who lry llJizeus OE -he United States 0r all have declared the.r intention gl be- come such and wh0 arc bona Ia-5 rgsiieULs 0f the Town ot SklsWaE are qualified Co vote t1r the sc1ot- gitrk-
 N. E. BLACK. ze-IL Town CIe-E
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24
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 Resalls oi tae observations taken. As Mlore's WhaEf as midaigas March 2, l9ll E as tolleas
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24

sat teI h.m co vanish and PeE him a.l lr.eks. And Whsa ! encounter ia 5ly- -t1aslSd jay. loo sweet and leo gr4coas loF man made ot clay,
 ra-esslzs al,eeIioa approaching Co ss. yAink og Ben Dagis, and giye .B a shove read ,2 Jae masa- lle pases 11 nea who'd make Us alt
 sEay asasB and again they re aFok ers OF JsaleEs R mooashne -al usl-ils- ssad them Jgo hacas
 sad taeyu -zI you a hs1' The.r
 uu,rus sp.sh ioAt appeal Co my al- ! Ja.lk oT Ben DaFLs. and .llsa a feE -sgs--WalL Mason,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24

Ia yhr year IslV, the Hartman rs operated tI.sso mLes ol Tait s,4ls .a ,a- Ja.Ied States aud Nick .g a-4g4, a fatal accident l0 a
 zga Baszeager Ths reeoEd s all reyeleayed Iu Las rallsay annals gt ls ,54aty The lines referred "a arc 4e Jasou Pacific and he southern Parte TaLz showing Is a- rysaa 5 che general installation 5l 1oak signals and safety devices El1 Hartman railroads operate a. sg miles aI-omAglc bloeS sls-
 Is --4a any other road .a tne
 This .s a rec0rl J5 be proud
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24
That Faulkner
 Appointment

El - E-4-az--. United States mar -l-l -s sar,las laler 4l appointment a-le lg I.lsg Clslu4u, aL rh= re- --ss- gl Judge Lyons. slU vas ll --- a-- D. ,le division E4ulA- r al continue ll serve uH-I his e-zss-- s appointed by Che prgs- -r- and s--lEes, unless tls federal
 -lJlld Ilkl another appoint
 ara rll colselL 0l lhe 1l-9s-
 general The Dispatch has -- he'd seserlI lgu.rlys on che mat and -aE-s --.s Ee4as OI answer
 sane -jllea4 Dispatch
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-24

The Pack TrslR Is now selling Dig l0g 0f Good Goods at reduced pElces as they are getting t5o old b hold and sell AL a pTuuL Yours, u Herman Grimm