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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

Farmer Cto tramp)-What are
you doing up there in my cherry
tree?
Tramp fell down here from an
airship.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Two Cider Tests.

In all glorious New Jersey 1t Is
generally admitted there is no cider
to equal that of Framer Marshal. But
he Is notable for other things besides
making cider. 1t is said that he would
yery much rather receive than give
in short. that he Is a stingy old ras-
Young Peterson had heard of this
but he was a young a who had con-
siderable faith in his OWN powers of
passing on the gentle hint. and to
some sportive companions he had
boosted that he would get a drink of
cider out of the old man without ae-
fully asking for IL. As such a thing
had never been known to happen in
living memory, there we're plenty of
takers. and the next day Peterson
drove over. ze1ol0 ri3 18aH aafHa
Morning. father" said he Fine
orchard you have here"
AYE" said the farmer.
They tell me too. that Won have a
very fine press VI
"Ays-''Tis the best in AL Jersey.9
F"Pnetts good cider you get I sup
pose. Ell? Bpt dare say I've tasted
better.ia ~ "a ~
mot in your born days. Tom
this to hrs sonT"get an draw a mug
o. eidef'~ s53 ifiifTssSsfay sfl
The luscious beverage was brought,
arel with a smile Of triumph young
Peterson held forth hfs hand TO take
it 40 nnikO bsimnQ hnnA
But the farmers hand got there
fi6t. He drained the mug and then
handed IL to the visitor.
k'There,e he remarked II you
think yep'ye eyf5 met thqld like aes
that cider just smell tbs, mpg,@"seas
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

J u -o1H.9QO 9QVlOnII b -I16IIfH !
She-"You used to call me the
light of your life"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
Most Accurate.

There's no coal leftlin the cellar.
ma'am."
why didn't you tell me before.
Nary" ~.s4 srt bis ~.
Because there was some, ma am
Punch. .4s##fs4 ysara ra >
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

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Carson City. Land Office. May "a, 1921
Neffe9zis hereby given that Wil1ianI
+. Baker. by Jewett w. Adams of Carl
son City Ormsby County. Nevada. has
filed in this Office his application tt
4ndef theSpfoVi$iyh1s OF thYAee
of cohgress approved JdheN 4. 1897. fha
Ma FAuthe sWA of Sec. "A. T. Ii
NORTH Rang 6s East. NJ. y. 3. < NJ. s
Ig asUIaud all persons claiming adverse1
w the lands described, or desiring to
1obtect Because of the mineral characters
Of thu land, or for any other reason. Ii.
the disposal To applicant. should ala.
their afiidayits of protest in this Oiled
on prJ+sfors HeHeutftay OF july, 19l2.
louis r.. COHN.
#tH@ Us Register.
1ffrstz Publication June 2. 1917
! blast Publication June 80, 1921
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

He Took Her to a Game.
"Graee and Ferd have had a
dreadful quarrel" said the Detroit
Free Press man.
What's the ~trouble?''
@He took her to a baseball game
the other day"
oh. ! see; and he lost his tenn
per over the fool questions she ask
ed him?"
No; knew you'd think that.
But in the fifth inning Ty Cobb tried
to steal second and the umpire
called him out"
"Well?"
Grace jumped up and called
the umpire a robber, and Fred didn't
like it. He was safe by a mile she
said to him. That blind man out
there is giving us the worst of it,
Then Fred suggested that mas
much as the umpire was closer to the
play than they were he could see
II better and ought to know wheth-
er Ty made the base or not That's
where Grace broke with Fred. She
said any man who a fool enough
to think the umpire was right when
he decided against the home team
was too big a fool to make a good
husband for any girl, and she didn't
want him ever to speak to her again.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

He-.Ah, but ] had no idea then
how much It would cost to keep it
,IQa,I9u.Ia 8 tO1 aHfu4om #tHIQ4
burning. add 1o srfissm 3 hns44a
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

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Serial O2220.
APrLICA ALTON OF HINTENTION TO
MAZE FINAL COMnfUTATION
PROOF OF H0MEsrEAD ENTRY.
Serial

81 L
Department of the Interior. United
States Land Once at Carson City, Me-
avada. May 27,19r2.
Notice rs hereby given that John
BsrTys of Hly, Nevada, who. on May o
1908. ffadeHonestead Entry, No. 02729s
for sW 4 NEh. Ma SEA and SW =
Sc .ESeotion Il, Township 16 North
Range 60 u. NJ. d. Meridian, has bed
ntention to make Final Comz
.nutA 10 Rroof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
county Clerk of White Pine County, at
.lHS. Nevada, on the 18th day of July.
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Robert
Thomas. Richard Williams and George
~. Lynch. all of Ely, Nevada, Henry
NJ. Ifulmer, of East ELY, Nevada.
LOUIS j. COIN. !
A iaaM psDdcK 10 nd THEE 1HsiS
:R1ast1Pnblieation Tune 80, 1922
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

(First Publication April 20. 1879
(Last Publication July 90, 1870
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

rhe luscious beverage was brought,
arbl with a smile Of triumph young
Peterson held forth hfs hand TO take
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

principals of nursing, materia medica, obstetrics, pediatrics, modern meth- ods of surgical technique and dfete- tics, including principle elements and value of food. cooking and prepara- tion of tfays in diet kitchen-practf- cal work in operating room and clini- cal instruction.
 A course of lectures is given by the physicians.
 Pupils are allowed $500 per month the first year, $500 the second and $10.00 the third, board room and laundry included, This is not re- muneration. the knowledge gained more than eluals time and labor giv- en to work. These nurses eomplet- ing the course and passing examina- tons with credit will be awarded dip lomas of school.
 Miss Frances Crahtree, the Superin- tendent of the Hospital. conducts the Training School
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Contest, next October at Seattle, Wash.
 Mrs. w. c. Day 'dson and Mrs. T. Y. Murphy, have been untiring workers in the Temperance cause and much of the success of the Union is due to them.
 "I'd like to vote because I find It's mighty wholesome for woman kind To have a say in things that make For better living, whether cake Or Kingdom comes The thing at stake. I hate to see good fuel wasted,
 pears to me
 There's fire enough in Woman's bones All stiffed down, to melt the stones; And g it's and graces tucked away, Enough to bring down judgment day. The woman pay their part in taxes To grind the politicians axes; Men vote the dram shop out or in And never dream consent is sin. Once introduce the washing tub In government, and-tIhere's the rub! The very halls of state they'll scrub Clean streets, clean alleys and clean
 marts,
 Clean halls, clean fences and clean hearts! .s T eT- ~rl ? ' The picture poster then must go, The devils sign board to his show; And his headquarters, the saloon, Will Shut up shop to that old tune, A woman did it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
BOYS ENCAMPMENT AT
 RIVERSIDE, ARK

Realizing that nearly every boy needs a certain amount of recreation narticularly in the summer time and that he cannot spend his vocation in < a more beneficial way than at a sum- mer camp under. wholesome influ- encss. The Y. M. c. As. of Little Rock. Hot Springs and Pine Bluff, to- gether with institutions of other ci- ties touching the lives of boys have arranged for an affiliated camp on June { to II.
 The encampmert will be held q Cavc Greek. twelve miles east of Hot 'Bprings. This is an unusually attrac- five. place, being on a high bluff over- lckkipg the Onachita River.
 The camp will be under the charge of the following men, who will do all in their power to give the boys a rood tims, safeguarding health and smorale:
 W Muster and Col. ". F. Rslbhort ], of Little Rock; Rev. H. E. 7Ikrj M kadslphia; Rev; French
 g z nq 2 Home
 iot spfini }, a nS V ltev. pr. J.
 |ss K < si ~ s,. sas' nc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Every state in the Union is work ing to rid itself of the tyrant Rum; already victory has been won bs Maine, Kansas, North Dakota, G.so1- gia, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Ten nessee and Mississippi. With pro- hibition laws, these states are having unprecedented success along all Hines of business. The 2,000,900,N00 dol lars and S0,O0O people destroyed an nually by strong drink might be sav- ed, if the men of our United States would only show the gallantry at the polls of the men ony the Titanic by voting No Liquor License"
 If the money spent for drink ia our U. s. in one year. could be trans ferred in'to one dollar bills it would De suffic cent to give dollar bill to each inhabitant of the earth and still have surplus of five hundred mil lion dollars; or, if the money was in silver dollars laid side Joy side it would cover 2,5S7 miles.
 Our nation is beginning to realize the grea't drain upon our resources, caused by the drink traffic and habit. Intemperance is the cause of almos, all social corruption, vice, crime pauperism and Individual le5a3e Weat
 The work of the ". c. T. U. is done through its departments of which their are forty. Anti-narcotscs Christian Citizenship, Mothers Meet ings, Evangelis'.ic, Fairs and Open Air Meetings, Flower Missions, Fran chise, Health and Hereditary, Inst:- tutes, Kindergartens, Legislature, Loyal Temperance Legions, Medal Contests, Medical Temperance, Mercy Moral Education, Parliamentary Us age, Peace and International, Arbitra- tion, Penal and Reformation, Phy- sical Education. Press, Puril in Liter ature and Art, Sabbath Observance, Sc entific Temperance Instruction, School Savings Banks, Social Meet ings and Red Letter Days, Sunday Schools Systematic Givings. Temper ance and Labor, Work among Fcr> eigners. Work among Indians, Work among Coloder people. Worw among Miners, Work among Lumbermen, Work among R. R. Men, Work among Soldiers and Sailors, young womens branch. MM
 We have spoken of the w. c. T. U, in general way, now we will tell something of the Pine Bluff Union It has one hundred aud twelSy five members, and has been actively ai 1 work about one year. The White Ribboner our state paper puaiished at Paris. Ark, is read by most ct the members, We carry Scientific Temperance Instruction, Medal Con. tests, Press Literature, and Mothers Meetings and the signing of Temper. ance pledges in the schools and Sun- day schools.
 The State Convention held in Pine laBlhff last 'Ndyembets sdaedS ipcresshd 1 Interest in the work and our union ] is now in flourishing condition on { a substantial basis. ss .s MT. Mm, Roe BreNster VIII rspres, ont Agkansas in III akio al 4edsl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

person connected with this enter prise directly CT indirectly and want ing anything advertised in this edi- tion should buy it of those who have favored us. Let us show them that thelr adds have brought some return money, as we'll as the lasting grati. tude of the ladies who are working so hard and Expecting no personal returns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
DAVIS HOSPITAL HAS
 TRAINING SCHOOL

ATraining School for nurses has been established with nine pupils in training. The course covers period of three years with instruction ir theoretical and practical work. Theo- retical work covers the subjects of anatomy, physiology, bacteriology
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
INDIAN HEIRS

The great blood, liver and kidney remedy which is absolutely guaran- teed to cure ..the following com plaints sick headaches, indigestion, rheumatism, constipation and etc. For chills and fever it has no equal. Sold by A. M. Levey, PIT 1-2 w.
 Bar. St. Phone No. BOT. 3-22 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
BAKERY
4N Main Street ALEX LAZARUS. Prop. -455F aH -s

Why stand over the stovs this hot weather when you can order anything in the bakery line for your table, picnics and parties. Give our Home -Msde' and Whplesoplei i Sanitary .l Ita Bread
 lwrapped in paraffine pa perl ! trial. Special delivery mil ] <! 2 ?, n. Rhone 321
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
large poultry farm and she satisfies that craving peculiar to every human driven back to nature"

Mir. McCutcheon gives picture of the dollar of the futurc,-instead of the head of the Goddess bearing the word Liberty, there will be an Orpington bullet and Utility" will supplant b2rty,-instead of the en- circling stars, there will be circle of eggs. Instead of E pluribus unum.--we might suggest,-"You can eat us or incubatus."
 The original hen laid in the Spring time only as birds do. Now they lay all the year round, some times as many as three hundred eggs per annum.
 The guinea foul is a native of Af- rica and is found wild in many sec ;ions of that country.
 sss x Gueese ire cue of the cheapest and easiest of domestic fouls to raise. They require little shelter at anytime and if gwen plenty of pastnre. will gather the largest pof- tion of their food from the fields:s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
ing contest. Rhode Island Red giv- ing them a close second.

ing contest, Rhode Island Red giv- ing them a close second.
 fa 1.N tIs
 It may not sound fine to say MT. Linaksr is shipping five thousand liens at a time, but it also makes us wonder where home consumption will come from.
 -Yeu bet, said the man, "I have dandy chickens. They are all pedi- greed but three and could not catch them" It was another man that invested ,a5 cents in leg bands so they would be full bloods. N
 Helen Gould (one of our noble si women) is afflicted like great many of our lesser sisters With a serious trouble known as poultry itis.' Near New York she has a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
NorIleE:

Vehicle tax, bicycle tax. dog tax and special pslyalsse licenses win De due and payable on or before June l, ls12.As.
 \. q. 6ussEI1. City Collector. office scity Hall building, !. m. to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

NTs. PhilpDt--"We are good friends. How do you like my hat?"
 Mrs. WAldron-"Why not remain Seod friends?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

MT. Jones-'I have not spoken to my wife in year.
 .'Why?'
 MT. Jones'" Because I hated to in- terrupt her"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

(Miss Anna Gantt) Darling, be mine and your small- est wishes shall ever be fulfilled" Mary Kate-"I am able to do that myself. What want Is a- man that will gratify my biggest wishes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
SONG OF THE DECANTER.
 0Selected),,

(SelectedC There was an old decan- ter, and it's mouth was
 gaping wide; the
 rosy wine had
 ebbed away
 and Jeff.
 it's crys-
 tai side;
 and the wind
 went humming.
 humming-
 up and
 down the
 sides it flew,
 and through the
 reed-like,
 hollow neck
 the widest notes it blew. I placed it in the window. where the blast was blowing free, and fancied that its pale mouth sang the queerest strains to be. They tell me-puny con- querors!-the Plague has slain his ten, and War his hundred thousands of the very best of men; but I'-twas thus the bottle spoke-"but I have con- quered more than all your famous con- querors, so feared and famed of yore. Then come, ye youth and maidens, come drink, from out my cup, the beverage that dulls the brain and burns the spirit up; that puts to shame the conquerors that slay their scores below; for this has deluged millions with the lava '.ide of woe. Though in the path of battle darkest waves of blood may roll; yet while killed the body I have damned the very soul. The
 cholera, the sword,
 such ruin never wrought as I, :n
 nlirih or malice,
 on the innocent
 have brought.
 And still I breathe, < 2 upon. them, and they shrink before my breath; and sz5 year by year my thousands tread the dismal road to Death"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
WISE AND OTnERWlsE
(Miss Anna Gantt.)

(Miss Anna Gantt) Darling, be mine and your small- est wishes shall ever be fulfilled" Mary Kate-I am able to do that myself. What | want Is a- man that will gratify my biggest wishes" MT. Jones-'I have not spoken to my wife in 2 year"
 'Why?'' MT. Jones'. Because I hated to in- terrupt her"
 Mrs PhilpDt-"We are good friends. How do you like my hat?" Mrs. WAldron-"Why not remain geod friends?" He--If propose to you what will be the outcome.
 Well, that depends upon the in- come" replied Eulalie.
 Why does Miss A use so much paint on her face?
 Shes making np for lost ume.' Mrs. Cross--Mrs. Brewster did the cooking last summer and Mr. B gave her 2 set of fairs.
 What will you get me if I cook this summer?
 MT. Cross-"A long black veil" She-"On what grounds can I get a d'vorce?''
 Lawyer Reno grounds"
 Mrs. Fitzhugh-"Rachel, told you twice how to make these mullins. Have you no intellect?
 Rachel-No, ma ann there's none in de. house.
 MT. Frisch-"We are too prone to put the dollar before the man." Well, We have the satisfaction of knowing 1t won't stay there long," re niied Mr. Marx. a '.' 'eshnliie. upd the world shsailes nit
 you; fag i, is Laugh. and the world will roar; Howl. upd the world yil! leaf you. 'rUndt nefer come back no more.' 'Mr. Haycbck rushing into the Home Ip1surance office the day after the d:sGsser. exclaimed, wasn't that av- ful about the trit-an-ic? ;e ,.,
 a,,s 4 ''as ' ''i
 At Kresses' Embroidery Sale Mrs. Martin-"Where is the em~ broidery counter?'
 Clerk-"T battle to the right" .'What does Miss Ella make in her chsfing dish?''
 Henry -'Indigest' on."
 'tIow much did Rome-o?" Asked Martha.
 Willie--"That depends upon how much Juli-et." < Ssa aM QQr. Howell tell me who papa loves better than any body in the whole world?
 Ella Hunn-Papa.
 Dr. J. J0rdan--Do you know that Noah was the greatest financier the world has ever known?
 MT. Barrow-"How was that" Why he floatsd his stock when the whole world was in liquidation. Tracy, how do you like this suffra- gette business?
 Why I Ike 1t, for when carried to it's logical conclusion it resulted in women putting her money in her husbands name.
 Iittle drops of comfort, little grains of hope. fill the office seeker full of election dope.
 virg nia-"Mama how many ends has stick of candy?' Why. two. why?'
 We'll, l have bit off four or five and still there are two left BOYS ENCAMPMENT AT
 RIVERSIDE, ARK. Realizing that nearly every boy needs a certain amount of recreation, particularly in the summer time and 4haA ha cannot snend his Yocat on in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

A chicken can be bought tor ten cents per pound,-but bird is val ued accrding to the appreciation of the fancier and the determining of some osher person to processes it and ranging In cost from $500 to S10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12
] POULTRY !: NOTES
 g2sr By MRe,4N. ;L. BEWoo1Y

iMete luck Has nothing to do with sfil1ing the esg basket. It's work and plentx d ait that keeps the hen in laying condlrioif!is Poultry raising !s 1ihe any 0lher, business, what you put in it. energS,1 care and skill de- termines largely what you will get out of it. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Owen ssoo,ooo,ooo worth otse geqlitry lslr and eggs was marketed in the Nnttea States last year. ", Sss.ssSs' Sssssa aT'ss s''89 :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Mark the cockerel that crows first this spring, he will matune early and likely be the strongest breeder you will get. In Belgium they hold growing contests and the bird that crows oftenest in a given length of time is awarded prize.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Thsee things are absolutely neces- sart ssaecess' in poultry raising grik taiii ,and gumption. !,
 ass xa ----- ,ss x ~ .aa T < a,f
 Every dittle actress ins New York has Long leland poultry farm. A we'll known leading lady recently de- cided to follow the way of her sis ters. She secured lease on good bit of property and then sought out a reputable poultryman:-I want She said firmly, "a thousand hens and" less firmly, "a thousaild roosters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

We do not Believe in boycotting
 any one. The merchants have many calls upon them, some amounting al- most to black mailing; so we have no ill feeling toward those who have kindly turned us down when asked f0f adds for the souvenir ed!tion, of which every dollar made will go to the gbetterment of our city and thei. city. 4Bue. we4do insist that every
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Black pryhgtonl s~en first in lay
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

He-n propose to you what will be the outcome.
 We'll, that depends upon the in- come" ]" replied Eulalie.
 Why does Miss A use so much paint on her face?
 Shes making Hp for lost time."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

Mrs. Cross--Mrs. Brewster did the cooking last summer and Mr. gave her . set of f,lrs.
 What will you get me if l cook this summer?
 MT. Cross-"A long black veil"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

MT. Frisch-"We are too prone te put the dollar before the man."
 Well, We have the satisfaction o knowing 1t won't stay there long," re. piied Mr. Marx. a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-12

She-"On what grounds can l get a d,yorce?'
 Lawyer Reno grounds"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

Everybody has agreed that a third party is not necessary but Col. Roosevelt. Now Teddy make the question unanimous for once.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

The arrest of Campbell at Ruby City for the murder of the
 Nelson brothers in the Kusko- kwim country, is another illus
 tratinn of the evil dOcr returning
 to the scene of his crime.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

There are "hulllr-Scarrcd jour naliSiS who have not falirurd on the proceeds of the rrimp shop; who haNr mol lived stump Iu"lI>ly on Ihr earnings of the uriI"rWurld, nor is Inc price of ln"!:' daily bread. iII. n"Okrn- h"nrI"d wife. Ilir starving Wiinw or inc Wair upon il" streets. The only ">rII'" thing" with ilI"ni i> th' kmnWlrdgr that there are men in inc world. so infinitely lower in lhr scale of life as lu mak" ih"ir Own position on" of Srlf-rongraIlIlalin
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

In the future Dr. Boyle had better make sure before he calls upon strangers in the audience tu speak in behalf of Judge Wick
 "rsham. There are many who have experienced change of
 heart during the past few months.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

Every citizen who has located coal claim in Alaska should vote for James Wickcrsham, who has endorsed Theodore Roosevelt and his withdrawal of coal lands.
 There is great similarity, at least in results, between an old fashinncd Fourth of July cclcbra- tl"n and an aviation meet. Al least they collect about the same death toll.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

Undoubtedly it may be anus in" and incidentally profitable tn indulge n the art of llinI-llaning. hIt surely none but on" inurrd Iu c0niid"nc" games could lak" de- light in advertising his rruOkrd- ness. Even Soapy smith. in his palmy days. when plying his nr- fari"u$ trade. kept out of llIr newspapers as much as possible, but then there are some men who have ihr dishonest instincts wilh- out the gray matter io go along with il. and hence they never rise above the mediocre in their chns- rn walk of life. In tn" hands of this type many q profitable busi- ness has gone iu rack anal ruin. for even lh" diSIlon"Si must br endowed with sufficient inlrlli- gcnrr and cunning in hide their real bent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Since thcIr nominations the opinions of Wilson, Taft and Roosevelt seem 10 be much sought after.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

Salv"tOr beer, special home brew, on draft at all places.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-06

Both the Johnson-Flynn anG Wolgast-Rivers fights are anoth. CT argument in behalf of out. lawing prize fighting.