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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1912-06-27
For Sale.

| For Sale.
Good Cooking Stove. Apply to
MISS JOHNSTON,
Carroll st., Thurmont, Md.
june 20 If
Free trial package of Conkey's Lice
Powder and Big 8O-page Poultry Book
for one week only at j. H. CasselPs,
Thurmont, Md. june 20 At
You can't afford to be without Conkey's
White Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is posi-
tive relief from this disease which kills
thousands of chicks yearly. Price SOC.
For sale by j. H. Cassell, Thurmont, Md.
june 20 At
Conkey's Stock Remedies are not foods,
but medicine-a seperate remedy for each
disease -made by the ssme people that
make Conkey's Poultry Remedies. Sold
on money back guarantee by J. H. Cassel,
Thurmont, Md. june 20 At
White Pine Cough Syrup prepared by
DR.. Waters, knocks cold out in a jiffy.
Try it. apr. Att.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1912-06-27
Wire FENCE ONLY.

New Law Prohibits Post and
Rail Fence Along Public Roads.
A law passed at the session of the Leg
islature, 1912, which is of interest to all
persons owning land along public high
ways, and which perhaps many landown-
ers know nothing about, is one regulat-
ing the building of fences. For the ben
eft of our readers we print the bill in full.
CHAPTER 420.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05

Four gentlemen left Olympia,
Wash, the first day of last May, on
horse back, with the avowed purpose
of passing through every state in the
union by the same means of travel and
reach San Francisco by June 1st, 1915,
in time for the opening OF the Panama
exposition. They carry letter from
Gov. Hay of the state of Washington,
and they are to visit every state CAPT
tol and have an interview with the
governor of each state. They visited
Kilbourn, Portage, Lodi and Madi-
son. They will journey about 10000
miles.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05

Pilferipg from refrigerators still con-
tinues. Within few days one resi-
dent in the second ward has had
choice edibles taken at three different
times from the family larder. The
robbing of the ice boxes is thought to
be the work of boys as only such
articles of food as can be eaten forth
with are taken, indicating that the
food is not taken home. Pies seem to
vanish morel often than anything else
and the pie tins have been found near
by.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05

DR.. and Mrs. J. e. English have
gone to California to visit their son
who residess near Sacramento. From
Denver they go over the Denver &
Rio Grande to Salt Lake City and
expect to go from California to the
Sandwich Islands to see Pnephew.
Other relatives will be visited in Cali
fornia and the west. They were
accompanied by their granddaughter
who has been in Blraooo for some
months.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05
Monday

Miss Lucille Paddock has returned
from Kirkwood.
Prof. A. G. Kingsford was business
caller in Madison today.
The infant son of William Hitler
was christened Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Johnson has returned
home from Merrimack.
August Disk of Leland is visiting at
the home of William Hitler.
William Dryer has taken the way
freight between Winona and Friend
ship.
Robert McCamon came up from
Mad ison to spend few days with his
family. .afa.
Mrs. L.. Block has returned from
Chicago after spending Thanksgiving
with her daughter.
Mrs. John Lieser and daughter
HAYES returned home from Milwaukee
after spending few days with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shuts and
little daughter, Beatrice, spent
THANKSGIVING at Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Bumps home.
Mrs. Henry Jenswold and daughter
have returned home from Superior
after spending a week with Mrs.
Jenswod's son, Frank.
Miss Bertha Hamilton went to
Madison today where she attends the
university. She has been visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. D.
Stanley, for the past few days.
Mrs. ]. e. Seamans of Reedsburg
killed deer in Northern Wisconsin.
Among the others from that vicinity
who secured deer were r. E. Weld
man, r. G.. Greenwood, E. Sainsoury,
q. F. Weston, J. S. Babb, F. A. Foss
II. F. Schewe, J. A. Miller, Lester
G raker, Werner Schumacher, George
J. Seamans, L. Hyzer, n. Wheeler
Paul Townsend, Clark Townsend, A
S. Rowe, G. J. Phillips and q. E
Talbot.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05

Miss Bertha Hamilton went to
Madison today where she attends the
university. She has been visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. D.
Stanley, for the past few days.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05

Mrs. Henry Jenswold and daughter
have returned home from Superior
after spending a week with Mrs.
Jenswold's son, Frank.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shuts and
little daughter, Beatrice, spent
Thanksgiving at Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Bumps home.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Commissioners Notice.


K. ID: boyd, Adm r.
vs.. IN Ch&ncery.
Nelson X. Pike Ell al
commissioners once.
MaItinsoufg, W. VA, reo- Q, VIZ.
To all persons interested IN the above
entitled cause
BY decree OF the circuit Court OF
Berkeiey county w. va, entered In
the above entitled cause, ON the 18th
day Of January, 1917, the same wss re-
ferred 10 me, with INSTRUCTIONS TO as
certain and report.
FIRSI-W nat real estate Laura v.
fike owned al the time OF her death,
the character ana value tnefeof.
SECoND-Io MAKE settlement OF
standardization accounts OF the saio
piaintifi, as Administrator OF said De-
cedent.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Public Sale
of valuable
Personal Property.

Int.nd;ng M ,;.conk,nra f.xn;,o ill Ill -
- aiis ~ - ~ 'a 1,s ~, 'sii -
my Ies ssl, No~h a. ne SeoIse nawk stone
ISL , "a 1.-.e 'i'ee "ss' u "aitinsoufs
VI ''e s'"ue, vi
Thursday, March 81 1872
eommenSns =. 10 ociosk snarP' the ioho"ine
properly 'o-~"'
10 Head Horses and Colts
shsai sHasI, mas oeeu oIea 70 an imported pei
kA s'lon , Ton, SA'y, gray mare 70 yrs oiu,
mAs $3.50 ,s moh ihaIe, preu 70 l sul'
I eieS ~, ~, = ~ ~ pAy ih~is - yis ON, s~
AieAI ieaeei Snu 900 VOTE AnhAl, pres " De.-
gan stanton lsfsheoll' StAf, oay mare, yIs olu'
s0oo Woik anlmai ana gooo SAFE family arNef,
oi "a stasnon' Nike, ~,
strap horse anu driver; ack, bay getding yr old,
he is No. | Began colt Balance three
spring Peiehsron colts.
O Head IF Cattle
fine Durham will nave calves by day OF sale
jersey COW viii be fresh by day OF sale
good mixer. Balance are hne lot of thrifty
,eung Durham cattle
% Head Hogs,
5 broed ,ows, Berkshire and Poland China Dnrock
vanng .haays
farminRtl mpiemcnte,
.,, 1h.r.. W.h., ,.a.n ,d sr.,.n,..d
70 carr ION, Ia ba III with .denaa rd,: a.horse
R,o~n ~. .an ma "a a,od g. - IL. x,gon. !,
s.,s o.l nav lasdsrs' 20 ~ IL ,s., ,.ng. new
ns.ring binder 7 T, en- yof.hls ersr Chsmpion
Dsns on nc. I !. sur. woopis sen o n.,;Oa
49, - ~, tsdlsoi move, :. sa., dr;is
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

intending to ,isconsnue farming | will sell at
my residence known the George Hawk stone
hose farm located miles West OF Martinsburg
the Iuscarora grade, Oh
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Public Sale
Of valuable
Personal Property

Having rented my farm and intending to dis
continue farming will make public sale at my
residence four miles west Of M&rtinsburg on the
Tuscarora grade at the A-Foads, on
Friday, March %, 1912,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the follow ing per-
sonal property to-wit:
10 Head Horses and Celts
Rose. sorrel mare, yrs old in foal By Berkeley
wilkes No. family driver and general pur-
pose animal: White Stocking, yrs old. a Hight
sorrel mare and 3 fine driver for lady; Nell. q
dark bay mare yrs old fine work animal;
Charlie, black horse yrs old good promising
animal; Fanny, roam mare. S Us old a good wagon
and barshear leader; Doll, bay mare, 10 yrs old
good barsheAr and wagon leader, BeAs. roam
mare broken 10 single line. pair dark bay colts.
two yrs old, fine promising colts OF Pereheron
stock; bay mare coming yrs, black mare com
ing 2yrs, bay colt, Kate coming yrs Tusearora
wilkes, bay colt, OF fine continuation and car
riage.
is Head Cattle
three thoroughbred Jerseys viii be fresh by day
of sale; three spriugcrs Two q part Jersey and
one Durham all viii be fresh by day Of sale. Two
fine Holeteiu COWS, ius Durham bull yrs old
young steers. Balance are lot at thrifty young
cattle.
10 Head Sheep
All of which viii lamb by day ef sale, one Dorset
buck, one year old
10 Head Hogs
Berkshire sow s,ill tarow bs dag Of sale, 8 Ches
ter sows viii iarrsw "a spring, one buroe male
hog, one yr old. Balance thrifty young shoats
will weigh about % Ids b3 Jay OF safe
Farming Implements
horse wagon finch tread shnlton MAKE enc
Champion s-itVfsS wagon, aiiich treaa hsea LOT
spraying Wagon; Big wagon bed with sldepoaras,
80 bu. capacity oke borse wagon anu PED, par
wood ladders hoids Two cords, pr nay ianaeIs
20 feet long Will carry 80 barrels OF apples, Tween
tteth Century manure spfeader ~ bu capacity )
I-foot MeCofinaek pihuer only cut Two rIopn'
si,',g e1 IL f,,,,, .,p- ke'.,sT,aok horse
rake, superior dusk gram arlll g"ou a. new z
horse slelgn, l~nofse sleigh, Two seated carriage,
TWO falling top bnggies, spfing wagon; cog cart;
land roller, three two-hurse phver Chilleu ana
three-horse ohver chilled piowsi A narrow ana
two spring tooth hafrowsi brown aVuhle oulI'|
vrtofs, j. 4 case single DISK double corn amer
single shovel piows. clover seed sower doti
bic shovel p!0ws, corn cuYercr boo sied, : gram
cradles ana rakes, bfar scgthes moving scythe,
whoelbarroW, cutting box, circular pole Wood
saw, grind stone waeat tau. corr shelter, set
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

Having rented my farm and intending to dis
continue farming will make public sale at my
residence four miles west Of M&rtinsburg on the
Tuscarora grade at the X-Foads, on
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

The undersigned executors by VIZ
tue Of authority vested 10 them by the
last will and testament of Jacob s.
Tramiaell, deceased, will offer for sale
st public auction, to the highest bid
der at the front door of she Court House
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, w.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
alme.t Unanimous.

Washington, D. c., Feb.-- (Specsal1,
--Governsr Woodrow Wilson is not
only the overwhelming choice OF Pen.
nsylvania Democrats for the Presi-
dental nomination, but he will make
that Republican stronghold debat.
able State IL nominated, In the opin-
ion Of Representative A. Mitchell Pal
mer, one Of the Democratic leaders In
Congress and the new leader OF the
Pennsylvania Democracy. Peansyl-
vania will have 70 delegates In the
Baltimore convention. aud Mr.. Pal
mer cports that so strong Is Governor
Wilson In the estimation OF the Demo.
Gratis Of bis State that only Wilson
men have offered themselves for clec.
ton as delegates in the Presidential
primaries to be held la April.
II think am well within the mark
when | say that the Democrats Of
Pennsylvania are for Woodrow vii.
son for President five to one as against
all other candidates, said Mr.. Palmer.
ALREADY candidates hsve announced
themselves for delegate to the National
convention IN ut least half OF the DIS
tricts Of Pennsylvania, and up to the
present time noneoi these has declared
preference for any other than Cover
nor Wilson. Sixty. four Of the Penn
sylvauia delegates will be'elceted by
direct vote of the people at the primsr-
les on April 10 and ~ delegstes-at-
large will be elected by the State con-
ventien, which, In turn, is comp ,se d
Of delegates elected by direct vote Of
the people. Unless the situation should
materially change between now and
the primaries, which is unlikely, at
least 70 of the rs delegates from Penn
sylvania will be committed to Cover
nor Wilson's nomination.
1--WE, in Pennsylvania, believe not
only that Wilson can aad should be
nomInates, but that he is the one can.
didate who undoubtedly can be elect
ed. His great strength lies In the
states where we must gain recruits In
order TO win the electoral votes. 1
have no patience with the Bourbon
Democrats who oppose Wilson s.aom
inatlon on the ground that he has
taken positions upon party questions
somewhat In advance oil. the oId-fas h.
toned tenets Of the party, and. who OBJ
ject to him on the ground that by
reason Of this he will secure a large in
dependent following.
"He has applied the principles Of
the party to present day conditions.
Ii he has shswn himself to have m ore
regard for the welfare and happiness
of cur children than for the political
dogma Of our father, he.is saly keeping
in close touch with the best. though
Of the young and rising sDemocracy Of
the nation whe have their.eyes on the
future rather than in the past.
mo State In the Unieu has q larger
proportion OF meH of independent
thought and action than Pennsylvania
where political conditions In recent
years have been such as to make our
people disguised with the oId-iashion-
ed political methods. Wilson's appeal
is to the people direct. He sheets over
the head OF the political mac hines.
Present political conditions in PENN
sylvsnia have put the people IN such q
frame Of miad that Wilson's nomi-
nation in my judgment. would make
Pennsylvania deb atable State
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Laura v. Pike, de-
ceased.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Cir
Gait Court Of Berkeley County w. Va,
made in a cause therein psEdiAg, to
subject the real estate ofthe said Laura
v. Pike TO the payment Of her debts
you are rsqairsd TO present your claims
against the estate of Laurs v. Pike, for
adjudication, to w. u. Celstsn, Gem
missioner at bis ofiice, in said County,
On or before the Sth day Of Mareh, 1872.
Witness: l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk, of
said Court.
St. Il. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
PUBLIC salty
MARCH

Saturday, &c. l.. Hesss near the
N. w. boundary of Martinsburg.
Saturday, 16--C. M. Custer, near
Stokes school house.
Monday, 1S-T. A. Brown, on Dry
Run.
Tuesday, ls-L..H. Wolford, Spring
Mills.
Wednesday, 20-Ernest Mcdonald,
near Darkesviile.
Thursday, 2l-- Harry B. Thatcher,
miles West OF city on ruscarofa trade.
Friday, 22-Mrs. J, B. Thatcher, 5
miles West OF Martinsoura.
Monday, ga. Lewis, on Henshaw
farm, near Arden.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Executors Sale
of valuable
Personal Property

Having rented my farm, the under-
signed, as executor and legatee of the
late Mrs. Mary ii. Moore, will sell at
public sale at the farm enc mile South
Of Kearney sviile, w. Va, in Jefferson
county, on the pike leading from Shep-
herdstown TO Middieway, on
Monday, March IS, 1912,
commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, the
the following personal property to-
wit:
IL Head Horses and Colts
Flora, II yrs old, in foal by Belgian
horse, works wherever hltched; Maud !,
8 yrs old, in foal by Belgian horse, bar
shear leader and will work anywhere;
Diamond, Pereheron by Fuik's horse,
yrs old, good gentle worker, hne
strap mare; star, yrs old, Belgian
mare, good strap mare; Lady, yrs
old, by John Blue horse, a driver and
strap mare; Prince, yrs old, gelding
by iFabb horse, strap horse; Bess,
3 yrs old, Belgian mare colt; John, 8
yrs Oil Belgian; 2-year old Belgian
colts, all the colts being broken to
halter, bay mare. z yrs old, an excel
lent driver.
10 mead 0attle
Ten milk cows, five OF them fresh, 2
with calf by their side, all grade Jer-
seys, the others will be fresh soon,
Durham bull, yrs old, quiet, fat
steers, weighing about 1000 lbs each.
IL Head Hogs
brood sows, 2 Jersey Reds and 3 p o
land Chinaa, 2 boar hogs, Jersey Reds
shoats from 50 TO 90 lbs in weight.
Farming Implements /,
Mccormack binder, Wood mower, 2
cultivators, deere, the otncr a Brown;
double aud single shovel plows, disc
practically new; square harrow, 2 sets
wagon ladders, horse wagon with
bed, good as new Bremn make; four
horse wagon and bed; detach able ma
nure spreader, with fixtures; Gallo
way 20. make; pipe roller, 8 No. 40
Oliver Chilled plows, 2 horse rakes,
one good as new; Bickford and Hoff.
man grain drills, double cora planter,
Deere make; horse hitch sprsaders,
single, double and thrible trees, Pow
er corn crusher, new Cyclone wheat
fan, spreaders. crowd sticks, . 4-prong
and prong forks, dung hook, straw
hook, hay knife, hamper basket.
Harness
6 collars, some halters, set wheel gears,
set lesa gears, housens, set Yankee
harness with check lines, both new,
Shugert make; wagon line, pr. cheek
lines, 2 pr butt chains, 2 pr breast
chains, wagon saddle, S sets pillow
gears.
s or 10 Tons of Pure Tomothy
Hay
90 to rs Bbls Yellow Corn
NorlcE-Perssns from points West
Of Kearneysville wishing to attend
this sale can come on train No 40, ar
irving at ksarneysville at 10 o'clock
and can return on No. SO at 5.23 p. m.
All such persons will be met at kear-
neysville and returned there free of
charge by notify ing the undersigned
in advance.
Terms.
IL months credit on sums of $40 and
over, the purchaser to give negotia-
BILE note aeceptabiy endorsed, bearing
interest from date, and payable at the
Bank Of Charlestown, or the Farmers
and Merchants Deposit Co. Charles
town. Sums less than the above
amount will be cash.
V. IL MOORE, Executor,
Daniel Heflebewer and L. j. West,
Auctioneers.
B. F. Yates, CLERK.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Public Sale
Of valuable
Real Estate

The undersegnsd executors by VIZ
tue of authority vested in them by the
last will and testament of Jacob s.
Tramiaell, deceased, will offer for sale
ct public auction, to the highest bid
der at the front door of she Court House
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, w.
Va, on
Saturday, March l6, 1912,
commencing at ]. 80 O'Clock P. M, the
real estate of which the said Jacob s.
Trammell died, seized and possessed,
which consists of plot of ground ~
ing on the East side of North Queen
street in the town of Martinsburg, w.
Va, and being the same property
which WAS conveyed to the said Jscob
s. Trammell by deed from Bepjamin
+. Carver, bearing date the LIST day of
April, 1857, and which is recorded in
the office of the Clerk of the County
Court, Deed Book No. 81, page 2TS.
This property will be offered in five
separate lots as fellows:
LOT NO. |. Known as the Store
Room lot. This lot fronts 40 feet,
more or less, on the East side of @ ueen
street and extends back in an irregu-
lar shape to IA foot alley, being 59l
feet, more or less, at its rear line, This
lot is improved by good
Two Story Frame, Slate Roof
Builing
containing large store room with
ware room in the rear occupied by j.
III. Whetzel, and three rooms upstairs
occupied as dwelling. This lot also
has frame building adjoiLing the
store room property fronting IL feet on
Queen street and running back "A feet,
used as shop building.
LOT NO. 2, THIS lot lies between
lot No. 3 and the store house property,
and fronts 2S feet on the East side Of
North Queen street and extends back
in ar irregular shape Eastwardiy 10 a
IA foot alley, being 10 feet wide at the
rear line.
LOT NO. 3. This lot fronts 20 feet
Oh the East side of said Queen street
and adjoins the "Homeo lot on the
south line and extends back East
wardly in an irregular shape to a IA
foot alley, being about II feet in width
in the rear. Lots Nos. 2 and 8 are es-
peeially adapted to business purposes,
although they are sufficiently large
and well situated for
pas;danca pranartv
49,
ssLoI N NJ r. = IN. ihis lo oa oaon. 80. 90
~ on wy lag ~ ~
s anu ga .en oso.1 ~" saa,, - "a ,nnt gu
,aI euape an eI - 10y iSe' W e.. - 10. o.
n.y. ny, oo'.s Hos u L. az, 90 r. ' i,'
MS - sne IVY "'
Pioveo Wy hne
Rrick and Frame DWELLING
Drioh anu Iaiiie D"eiiihs
'' D"sH "
large sam mef Rl.chen ana smoke mousse
ADJOINING, latrooe stove ia parior.
Large olstern near kltcnen. L MS IL con
sidered one OF the incest houses Ia
MaILnsDuIg
LII NJ. o. ms iot fronts oo 1eet
on me East slde q NORTH Queen street
anu anJoins the nome iot on the
Nersn ana Ine bfenneisen properly On
in sbsna ex,s,dsna haos IA fas, ~
its Icndest or sonthern Inc 70 "a. foot
aIlev baing II is faat at its reas Inc
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15
Announcement

Mr.. Editor
Please announce me as Candidate
for district delegate 70 the Democrats
National Convention which meets in
Baltimore, Maryland, June next 81 b.
jsct TO approval OF my fellow Demo
Gratis Of the old Second Congressional
District. Ii honored with the position
to which ! aspire pledge myself TO
faithfully and honorabiy represent
the democracy of the district.
JOHN w. DODD.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1912-03-15

l have had many years experiences
Ia slsrking .salss and again offer my
services to the lublic IN that capacity
fer the ss.iing season. Charges rsas-
onssie and satisfaction guaranteed.
sslss writtsa up without extra charge
ca shsrt notice.
narweed Barkhars,
=. r. Ne. l, MartinsbHg w. Va.
Winchester Phone IT,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-27
PoPULAcE TEAR
 PRESIDENT TO PIECES
Pedro Montero. Late Hero Of Popu- lace. is Torn to Pieces by Mad
 Thronr Of Countrymen.
tBy Alaska News Bureau)

GUAYAQUU, Ecuador, Jan 27- 8e7era Pedro Montero, the landed hero of the recent disorders here, istaly elected president of the Re. public. was last night shot and drag. -ei into the street by the populace while out riding on the thorough fare
 After shooting the aged general through the heart, the people madly crowded in upon him as he fell from his horse mutilating his body in a terrible manner. The head Of Mon e-o was entirely severed from his ro5y by the mad people in their frenzy.
 The cause of the sudden revulsion ,a the part of the people who have IT'D t7 the last few days -eEarded Nor
 ro in The light Of a hero. is said % ho due O the appointment by the ~rs7ert or cabinet officers from his army who are unpopular with inc oa1ulace.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-27
a. s s co. STEAMER SANTA
 ANA RUNS AGROUND
fasfs-- Ore lD Ka-G Ray Runs sr----= Northwestern RcScucs
 A- The Passengers.
Rv Alaska News Bureau

SEATTLE. Jan 27-A wireless a-zsaza has been received here t7 eEo5t lsas the steame- santa Ana which uas loading ore ia ka-k ran ag7ound ia that bay
 me s-sawa- Northwestern was t @ EHr rescue and took her 7zzse-z--s oSf. taking them to Kct- gH-gaa
 -5r known how badly tha
 Ana has been injured nor
 wIl be possible Co TO -- S--a Ana belongs 60 the A. Steamship C7u01uy and has ~ ez a= a T-etzh1a- by tha- ---v for some time. making the a- ---z with 1-eiEht not car
 r- -a-'a- 0sss7cEe- sht-s
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-27
MONTGOMERY ANGUS SNOW
 SEEKS NEW FIELDS.

A large crowd gathered at the waterfront this morning to bid fare well 10 one of Skagway's most far tamed characters, Montgomery Angus snow. who goes to take a position s.tka. offered to him by Profes- .ar c. C. Ge1rEesou. who has charge lf the Government Agricultural sta .srs throughout Alaska.
 For many long years has
 Monte. as he is known throughout he entire Northland. been amongst Is. and weI is he known. His pleas ant voice. which he has always do hated on all occasions with free good win. which has thrilled us time and again. triling the soft notes Of mothers lullaby or carrying the Io'licking melody of "AIexander's Bag Tine Band will bo soreIy miss
 I In The many haunts in which
 a was as welcome as the birds in May
 No longer will the trippers of the light fantastic toe whirl gildiIy about lba social halls of the various lodge rooms t1 tho hlasts. emitted from Inc silver throated Crrnet whch Monte played SD well
 EIa has gone forth. new worlds to conquer. Wa wish him success in bis now field. We wiH all remember