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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
ALBANY P pfNYI5fs

Oh the second floor Of the Peoples
hank Bufldlnx. corner of seeond Asrnae
and Pike street.
Opposite the bon Marehs and MacDoa-
gaii 4 soafhslck's Take sissator. or
Walk 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
CHAUFFEUR HURT

Frank L. Marshall. chauffeur
driving seven passenger Stude
baker. was hurt when a Bellevue
Summit car collided with the auto
at eth av. and Pike 81. at noon yes
terdAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
LET NEGROES VOTE

tRy United Prr~~ Leased Ntre3
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. May
-. The United States circuit court
here today declared uncoustitution-
al the grandfather CLAUSE" amend
ment. which barred 10000 negroes
from participation In elections. Il
was a democratic measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
ALAskANs 10 GATHER.

PORTLAND. Or. May 23.-ful'
lowing a meeting OF trustees OF the
Alaska club preparations for the
annual meeting OF the Arctic
brotherhood in November were
started today. over zee delegates
from Alaska win attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
t+ssssstssst.s~ .

4 CHICAGO. May 23--non't
4 leave your girl alone on the
city's street. Men cannot help
\ flirting with a pretty girl. says
4 Judge Scully. in dismissing a
4 Ease against James Saxton for
4 whipping a MASKING police
4 man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23

FOR new. modern fp' 4f.hed rooms Al
Iow prices. GAL - the NirEinins. ses VIZ.
ginia st.. near Westiaks Az. 90"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
OPEN TO ALL

WASHINGTON. May 23--li
Germany IA interested she may en-
Ter into the same arbitration prop
osltlon as has been submitted TO
Great Britain and France by tbs
United States. Germany has been
made aware Of this and the state
department expects reply soon.
Ii IL stated that the arbitration
proposition. in fact, Is open 70 any
and all nations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23
srctllARs FLEE

MEXICO CITY. May 2a.--Fleepg
before II 900 rebels under Generals
rigueroa and Asunculo, General
r.eyva and his l.ooo federals today
have left Cuernayaca and It's elab'
crate Qualifications in charge Of q
single soldier. TO turn them over "a
the lnSurrectos.
II il expected that F1gueroa VIII
make Cuernavaca his base OF oper'
ations. from which he will begin
the T0-mile march on Mexico City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-23

ny pFlees fof the
best work; then have 1our work done
~ any Dentist you care to go To.
BEWARE OF THE DENTAL COMBINE
There u Dental Office At the corner
OF FIRST and Cherry Street, and one a.
the corner % First aDd Marion Street
that tries 70 initiate my name but !
have no interest 10 them. Ny offices nre
lis, A-zD Union Block. 1f3 FIRST Ave
nae, over T.. W. Suffers Jeweiry store,
where they have been Tar 10 years.
Open evenings until and SUNDAYS until
for people who work.
EDwIN j. BnowN. u. y. :.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Clean Sport Witnessed
 at Camp Flats Smoker

The full of padded m and wet sponges m the og hall Tuesday night when the Arctic Brotherhood ot place gave successful smoker of the and filled
 The affair planned quietly for fear Attorney General Wick, ersham would Marquis or Gooseberry the constitution of the United States the last moment the members and the entirely jerry all the committee had up It's sleeves Under the leadership of Jack Ronan the who would unqusonab good boxing law had he been sent to congress- engaged all the hstc talent the countryside couple of grappers raised the curtain and told them go to it.
 The big hall packed with throng when the first Tommy Buene the Casey Caapu and Chap Hoop They went three rounds before but Bulene nearly disqualified for trying opponent the ankle There decson but the said that Fisher allowed nothing to past him.
 During the ntermson there and stories followed by rounds between George Kay and Ollie Ives One of the seconds during this bout and carried out
 The hammer and tongs affair between Jimmy Kay Gillespie with the ongs left Each had been that putp b each decided to beat the other The result classy that looked like moving picture running Had and when the three rounds fin exhausted No decision given for fear somebody was looking.
 wrestling OConnor and George Shaw pleasant diverson sparrng exhibition between
 The between better than the drinks only because they couldn't have been beaten Everybody it must have been
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
WILL DELIBERATE ON
 STANDING PRESSURE

Refusing to take judgement the important question providing the city with adequate fhghng apparatus city council has definitely decided for at least monh unless something enticing appears meantime The question committee for thorough Investigation they some weeks as there likelihood the ties at hand.
 h the meantime the department will be and improved much possible strengthened by supply that will be by the Cascade Laundry pipes for city supply, with mains along and which will smaller pipes completely between First and Second Richmond Willow Hydants will each of the four and until further arrangements made they will supply water for fires free of charge to the city
 But bid has been put u offering equipment standing pres and this also by the Cascade Laundry Company pany offers three pumps with standing pressure pounds through the hours capable of throwing full 3nch Under the the supposed furnish they a the service.
 It IS understood that others preparing estimates bids the question also being agaed the members of the the advby purchasing regular stationary engine brought ill
 Although the initial of the higher antainence much ess and they said be effective They heated by fired gasoline instantly plenty of pressure,
 These matters will be carefully considered with the the city will the best fire protection possible within
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Duck Hunting Closes
 For Entire Season

Now that Arthur Celene, Tom DeCamp and Smithy Benbrook have gone down river for weeks hunting trip, there probably will be no more duck shooting this season. You can hunt, all right, but there won't be any ducks, so why do you do it :?
 They departed hence Wednes day morning loaded to the guards with plenty of ammunition and other liquids. Celene knows 8 place where an old battle-scarred veteran of a gander brings his flock each year to the suburbs of Dikeman, and there the war will open each morning at sunrise, with heavy gunning on the part of the enemy and heavy going on the part of the ducks. Any that have not gone they will probably get.
 The hunters will be gone a week, but the game will come in on the first boat.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Water Company Begins
 Laying Street Pipes

the city council of diarod, the Laundry Company which recently finished the work of piping engaged in laying Willow this city, and contempates line completely around the chief block of the the work be finished by May
 The ordinance granting the franchise passed by the council last Wednesday night after lengthy discussion of the of the grant, after by B. Banks the matter of the companys intentions.
 franchise first opposed unless the council could be assured that the intended leave the down during Mr. Bauks explained that they had intention keeping their all furnish water for domestic poses business Although had been the original intention of the lay lines only Willow and council scored victory by making the that be laid block our placed each adding big aid the fire department without additional cost until standing question settled It agreed by the company that this work would be done by May
 The question of caused discuson but finally de- cded to allow the fix the with the oreguaon council Ill of dispute the will be submitted to arbitration.
 Owing scarcity the the will be inch half but this vast improvement existing conditions The has its pump installed and pumps from it's well the gallon being built eghh 26 feet for continuous pressure in the lines.
 Individual of lay their pipes mains, but the have been fixed this depending careful estimate of what the will
 Pending the delay getting the pipes down. the company will wagon the for general service.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Why Don't They Write ?

The local postofice is in re ceipts of letters of inquiry for Andrew R. Busch and John Stephens, both of whom are thought to be in this part of Alaska.
 Grace Busch, of 178815 Terry avenue, Seattle, writes that she has not heard from Andrew for 15 months.
 Mrs. Nettie Stephens, of West minister, Colo, says that she heard from her husband, John Stephens, in the Iditarod last August, but at that time he was going off on a prospecting trip.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Rough Rider Will
 Nov Enter the Lists

Riding at the helm of the " Rough Rider," light draught river boat that frequently travels overland to get around bad rifles in the channel, H.V. Bean, formerly assistant cashier of the Scandinavian American bank at Seattle, likewise an old resident of Nome and Candle, and navigator of Council river, will be here in the spring to enter into competition for the freight traffic between Dikeman and Iditalo od.
 Many tales are told about the prov ess of the Rough Rider and her ability 10 navigate on any kind of water. These boats that can make time on a light dew are not in it with her. One time in the desert forget now just what desert it was) Bean was in bad way, The crew was exhaust ed; it was ten miles to the next oasis and not a saloon in sight. What does Bean do? Why he gets out and spits on the keel of the Rough Rider, and a light breeze springing up at the time, she or he sailed lightly into port. But now, w,-that cant be right. Seems as though we heard somewhere that the Rough Rider runs by gasoline.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Getting Ready to Start Her Going

Olaf Nelson, of the firm of Lynn and Nelson, laymen on 3-b Glen, Flat creek, was in the city this week making arrangements preparatory to the re- sumption of hostilities on the claim that was worked D good part of last winter.
 They found winter-sluicing beset by so many difficulties that they concluded it to be much cheaper to wait until spring and open up the ground on 8 larger scale.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
MaSe Wolff of Germany
 Is Anxiously Sought

The Pioneer is in receipt of letter written from Judge Lyons chambers at Juneau enclosing letter from Anna Wolff, teacher of Germany. Stendal, Bruderstr, IS, as follows:
 II take the liberty of asking you if you happen to know something of my brother, (Mase Wolff, born Nov. 20, 1861, at Berlin) who, in 1892 went from Douglas, Alaska, to Dawson City and is said to have been there for a number of years.
 Please have the great kindness to send me lines on his account, if possible. am obliged to search for his address, as have very pressing family matters to inform him of.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Wo PoIHax for Careless Canines

After taking the matter under due and careful consideration which devolved chiefly the the herng loose maanues city the council Wednesday decided that there going be pound Wherefore it follows, there will be pound master and, a coroary thereto good without poundmaster, and vice
 Simonson had application job pound master and said application placed e which goes in a pigeonhoe.
 thought that would to license dogs they would the use as Onp AS dogs don't bother
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the cc- partnership heretofore existing between F. C. Wiseman. Pat Whalen and L. T. Chambers, under the firm name and style of Wiseman & Co.,, is this day changed by consent of all the parties hereto, by the retirement of L. T. Chambers and the admission of Charles s G. Lynn. The new firm will continue under the old name and style, and will settle all accounts, both debit and credit, of the old firm.
 Dated this the 17ta day of April, 1911.
 F. c. WISEMAN,
 PAT WHALEN,
 L. T. CHAMBERS,
 CHAS. LYNN.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Gets TramWay Timbers

The Mutchler Bros. sent out during the week crew of men who will be employed before and after the break up, in cutting the necessary timber and poles for Iditarod-Flat tramway, which will be brought down the Iditarod river and landed here for laying the track,
 They were granted their franchise by the council last week, and will now bend every effort to building their line to be in shape for handling freight as soon as it arrives.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the CO, partnership heretofore existing between F. E. Snyder and A. Smith, in the con, duct of the Snyder House, Flat City, Alaska, is this day changed by consent of all the parties hereto, by the retire ment of A. Smith and the admission of Mrs. Anna NJ. Nee, to continue under the name of Snyder House. F. E. Shy der will not be responsible for any debts contracted by A. Smith
 Dated this the 27th day of April, 1911,
 F. E. SNYDER,
 MRS. ANNA NJ. NEE.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Opens to the Public Tomorrow Morning

The Monopole Poolrooms is the name of the new establishment opening Sun, day on Gold street, Flat city, adjoining the Carter drug store, where Harry Hebler recently took command, and remodeled to his hearts desire.
 The place has been fitted up in ex. cellent shape and will be one of the chosen meeting points of the summer for the pool sharks and the people who like the real thing in Havanas.
 Eues examined free-Si n, nSnnlc
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
City Clerk at City Drug Store

The council has rented the back office in the City Drug store building as temporary headquarters for the city magistrate and clerk, and it is there that Magistrate Hunt may be found hereafter, dispensing justice and re- ceiving moneys.
 Up to date the latter part of his duties has not necessitated the hiring of an assistant, but if the coin gets to coming in too fast small boy will be put on the job.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

Mrs. J, Fraser, is opening lodging house over her store at Discovery, Ot- ter, where she will be well qualified to look after the weary wayfarer during the summer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

Dr. Wortmann was assisted by Dr.
 Elliott in putting the lashings on Jim Fullerton's game leg. Said leg became game last week through an unfortunate acquaintance with ap icy street on the part of Fullerton. Jim's departure for Dikeman will be delayed for some time, and it is probable that he will float down on large cake of ice, and will take charge of the hotel and bar rom that he is to conduct this summer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

FOR SALE-Piece of boiler-plate steel
 4Sx84 inches, 135 lbs. Pioneer office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

Theodore Witte made a quick trip in from Moore creek, Tuesday last, accompanying Slim McRae and his dog team. They made the distance in nine hours in spite of the breaking trails. Mr. Witte reports that there is plenty of snow from Bonanza creek over, and that they struck no water until they reached Otter. He was due to return yesterday
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06
Brings BOatIOad of Postcards

Landahl, the emperor of the E Empori- um, will be down from Dawson shortly with whole barge load of books, mag azires, stationery and postcards.
 Bill says the stock will have anything this side Kankakee faded to frazzle.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

Have your nuggets made into souve- mfrs at Simpsons, the pioneer jeweler
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

The Pioneer for Job Printing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-06

Eyes examined free Simpsons.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
HOW THE PRINTER SPOILED THE
JOKE

A BOstOnian came upon the follow
ing English joke from an American
newspaper and says that it illustrates
the different viewpoints on humor of
the two nations. as he cannot see any
thing funny in il. The joke reads:
Jones reading letter from brother
in England)-TOm has been nipped in
saws he lost $500.
"Willie-My. what a fat man Uncle
Tom must have been before"
II the correspondent wishes to find
where the sense of humor is lacking
he may blame the American compositor
who altered the English eco into the
American $500.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
PERSONAL MENTION

The following are in town:
At the Ford-T f Parish and wife,
Hermosilla; NJ. B. Parker. FL Paso; w.
H HUN. Gloversville, y. Y; c. Hayes.
Los Angeles; ]. f. Russell. Prescott:
c. Fred Bracket, Mesa: H. r. Kohl,
Prescott; A. w. Downs. Phoenixi o. D..
Payne. Santa Barbara; A. S. Huyck,
Chicago: Frank Gillilen. Los Angeles;
c. f. Kerlingen, Kansas City; Jas. II.
Gordon, Los Angeles.
At the Commercial-Ben J. letters,
Florence; Fl. l.. Anderson. Nashville;
Hans II. Guyler. Milwaukee; +. w.
Steele. Denver; +. NJ. Jaraine. Denver;
A. f. Upper Prescott; Robert 4. Brown
Durham. " NJ; Jacob Tempe; c. Cos
by, Glendale; Harry Thompson, Los
Angeles; F. F.. Symonds. San Francis
co: w. z. Parkhurst. San Francisco: f.
Hooiey. Denver; A. +. Muter. Kingman:
James Barry, Chicago: Frank Ogan.
Tucson.
At the Stag-L. II. Hamilton, San
Francisco; Young White. Hamlin.
At the Adams Annex-Mr. and Mrs.
W D. Clark. St Louis; F. r Pettibone.
Toledo; DR.. l.. Lewis, Chicago: C.
Brooks. Los Angeles: Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll. y. Y; ]. T. Nevin. New York.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
TRUNK ALTERED.

One girl converted her square trunk
into a wardrobe trunk in this way. She
had the tray cut in half and one sec
ton OF ii nailed permanently in position
after dividing il into compartments for
lingerie and shoes The space below the
tray was then equipped with three hat
holders tackled against the sides of the
trunk and into the adjoining floor space
was fitted a large flat box with hasp
fastening. which was divided to hold
handkerchlefs, gloves. wells and neck
wear
The half Of the trunk I'D which did
not collide with the remaining portion
Of the divided tray was then equipped
with hooks for a dozen garment hang
ers and made satisfactory wardrobe
for gowns and frocks of thin or medium
weight textures as they did not crowd
one another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Her
aid
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
40" FOUND BETTER.

Now. don't make any noise" was
just on the Zip of my tongue. as | saw
my N-year-old daughter come rush
ing in. and knew that her father was
busy and did not wish to be disturbed.
writes "one of the mothers" in Good
Housekeeping. But | caught myself in
time. for had | not only the day before
made a resolution to reduce to the
smallest number possible that never
ending stream of don't that had be-
come such habit with me? Instead
of acting on my first IMPULSE. said:
Helen. be as quiet as you can. for
father is working" Was it noise
wanted? No, Then why mention
noise? 1t is now some time since /
resolved to say do" instead of 'don't':
10 propose what | wanted instead of
precisely what | did not want. and the
result has beer surprising.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST
AllLo sslsnss>
Gs16Is ss2 eogsslO
RlassIKN

FOR AN OUTlNG-E. L. Reynolds
left last night for an outing in Cali
fornia.
Ell PASo vISlTORs-T. F. Parish
and wife are Phoenix visitors now
registering Fl Paso as their home
town.
ON MINING BUSINESS f.
Russell of Prescott was in the city
yesterday. coming here to confer with
William Foreback Of Casa Grande,
with whom he is concerned in a min
ing deal
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
BUTTONS TO MATCH.

Crochet and passementerie buttons
are two of the STYLES that conform
with fashion indications. says the
Washington Herald
Among the novelty lines Offered
this season are colored metal buttons
covered with a glass coating. These
are chiefly in round. cup or concave
designs. and in the fashionable coll
Crs.
The use of numerous small buttons
as trimming for waists, etc, is an
other feature of interest.
Buttons made Of galalith. in black
and white effects. form one Of the
most extensive lines offered. These
are composed Of alternating layers or
cross sections of the black and white.
forming either striped surfaces or
edges.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10

yesterday.
6 am. pm
Barometer, inches ......2S.75 296S
Temperature, degrees 80 SO
Sensible, or wet temp. Sc ~
Dew point, degrees .......64 SO
Humidity, per cent ......57 26
Wind-direction -. .....W SW
Wind-velocity, miles ....- 3 10
Rainfall, inches ......... 0
weather .------. 10y ftbiuE
Mean daily humidity ... ~
Mean daily temperature. ....... SO
Highest temperature .-.-...-......1OO
Lowest temperature ....-......... rs
Total daily rainfall ..... T
Deficiency in temperature yesterday
! degrees
Deficiency in temperature since first
Of month - degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January !. l52 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday OO1
inch.
Excess in rainfall since first Of
month $40 inches.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January l. 493 inches.
L. y. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
ON THE HASSAYAMP

YIN ne 1A0Shr AmF-A HASA
yampa creamery rig started to run
away last evening. near the fire house.
but was caught by Fireman James
Forbes when well under way II was
pointed 70 another tied team on the
corner, and there was every prospect.
but for Mr.. Forbes catch, that there
would have been real trouble.
BABY iMPRovING-The infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Lopez, who
was submitted to necessary opera
ton some time ago at the Sisters
hospital. and who. it was feared a
few days ago might not recover. is
again doing as nicely as could be ex-
pected, and there is every reason now
TO hope for his early recovery.
BLUE MONDAY-This is Blue
the month falling on the second day
of the week. and the tenth being the
day when all careless citizens who
have not paid their electric light or
water bills must do So or submit TO
the penalties provided for negligence.
In the case Of the water it means pay
up or get no water.
so SUDDEN-A bicyclist trailing
along with his eyes wide open, but
his attention fixed on himself, hit an
automobile 'amidships" at a good rate
of speed near the Commercial Hotel
corner, yesterday afternoon. There
was practically no damage. save 10
the bicyclist's self-respect. That was
badly damaged. and he tried To collect
off the autoist; but as the autoist
had been going slowly and carefully,
he found no cause of action. and the
bicyclist had to stand the costs of
the case, which were not heavy.
MARRIED IN CoLORADO-A tel
egram was received at The Republi-
can office last night from B. F. Tur-
ner of its repOrtorial staff. who left
a few days ago for a short outing in
Colorado. announcing his marriage at
noon yesterday TO. Miss Ada DOwell.
at Pagosa Springs. Ii was suspected
when Mr.. Turner left here that his
plans We're more mOmentOus than a
mere sight seeing trip to Colorado.
particularly as il was known that he
had lived in that section a couple Of
years ago and had confessed that
there were attractions there. other
than the scenery. The bride is a
daughter of J. c. Dowell. wealthy
cattle man of Pagosa Springs The
many friends of Mr. Turner. both in
side and outside Of The Republican
office, will hope that all the rest OF
the lives of the young cople. may be
as happy and successful as the
groom's vacation season has proved
To be.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-10
FRUIT RACKS.

When you cannot get the regular
holders" to keep your jars steady in
the boiler little excelsior but between
the jars will keep them from touching
each other. says the Commoner. If you
have no rack clean piece of board. or
shingle or a rack made of clean laths
will answer every purpose.