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The evening world., 1912-07-22
WHITE WIFE LOSES IN SUIT.
FOR AllM0NY FROM CHINESE
Son, Too, Is Awarded to His Mon
golian Father by
Court.

Mrs. Laura Ping. white wife Of George
Ping. Chinese restaurant keeper, Of NO.
600 Atlantic avenue, brooklyn, lost to-
day In the Supreme Court on her mo-
ton for 315 week ailmorry from her
Mongolian husband pending the trial Of
the suit for an absolute divorce brought
by Ping.
Ping now has the custody of his i've
year-old son. George Ping jr. The China.
man was awarded the custody Of the
little fellow after the mother had KID
mapped him from the hoine OF the father.
The Chiidren's Society held the boy for
several weeks until the Supreme Court
decided that he should be given TO hix
father. The Childien's Society contend
ed that. as the Ettie fellow was half
white. he should be given to Cancasians,
The Court thought otherwise.
In his suit against his wife Ping Names
one OF his fellow countrymen. Lee 10y.
as correspondent.
The evening world., 1912-07-22

my sister. therefore I have TO rely
on my own juc -ment as to compan-
ions. have gone out with any num-
Der of men. but unless 1 let them
kiss me and hui me they don't care
to 20 out with me more than q few
times. I have read Discouraged
Mans" letter. and I must say he has
not looked for the right girls Tin the
right places. AS you know. a mani
curist has a bad name; but I know
many OF them like myself who are
only waiting to meet man like
Discouraged Man and make
friends with him. But vary few like
him exist. I am almost ashamed to
say so: but I have had men offer
me $50 to go to dinner With them.
and they are very angry when I re-
fuse. Now. II girl who meets as
many men as do. and has no need
TO fiirt. gets this kind OF treatment.
tell me. pray. what a nashy girl
must expect. ESTHER.
The evening world., 1912-07-22

what he terms the arid coyote from
Dear Madam-Wal, I'll be hog
swallowed and cowk!cked II that
was not refreshing sendoff from
that breezy glnk who claims to come
from the Wild and Woolly West. not
that We doubt the veracity of his
statement oh. no. perish the
thought. but what has aroused the
wrath and Indignation Of the New
Workers. is the uncomplimentary way
In which he refers to us. He Is
warm blooded Westerner. I reckon
about all he ever was, a roustabout
on some ranch. who specialized In
working off chin goods to amuse the
boys at some "Dew-Drop lnn." and
what's more. we don't allow no
pralrie-dorg to come approving East
and ruffle the fur of us New York
Thissy's. I'VE sure do not" and II
he wants to keep healthy he'd bet
ter light up and dig. out" afore we
uns smoke I'm out. We're bad men
when we get riled up. Chorus OF
twenty-cou New Yorkers) 1--WE sure
are" And what's more I'll wager
six crumbs on the side that he never
owned si50O In al, his natural lfe'
We are all small men and they say
that only good things come In small
bundles. 1t would give us the Keen
est pleasure for to try conclusions
with this aria coyote. We have got
inflammation OF the Uranium In our
ability to make good In such an
event. He is very evidently molly
coddle. and also a self-kidder. wrap
ped up In an all-absorbins idea that
he Is it" Wal, we'll let him down
l!ght as this is his first offence. HOP
ing that you Will be kind ana
thoughtful enough to publish this
letter and satisfy twenty-four Fiends
Incarnate that they have come back
at West UPhladelphia) cowboy
reads 1t and let's II soak In
BR'ER BEAR.
The evening world., 1912-07-22

response to frantic screams from the
mother of the drowning girl. dashed TO
the rescue. While one Of the boys
caught Deal. the others dove for the
girl. but the strong tide had caught the
body, which has not been recovered
Deal was carried to the City Hosp1tai,
where physicians state there 10 little
hope for his recovery.
Yesterday, Just before the heavy storm
struck the resort, the McCarron girl
slipped away from her mother and put
out In small boat. She was rescued
by twelvelyear-old Frank Steeaman.
after she had lost her oars and was
drifting helplessly before tho gale.
The evening world., 1912-07-22
"CAN'TY YOU HELP MY BABY
MOTHERS OF ECZEMA TORTUR-
ED CHILDREN ASK US THIS.
Try This Remedy at Our Risk.


OF all the ills Of childhood none
causes more suffering than eczema
and the other itching. burning rash
es that drive the little ones almost
frantic.
Nowadays when mothers ask u,
Cant you help my baby get relief
from eczemaI" we can say. Yes" OuI
new Skin remedy. Saxo Salve. ha.
worked some very remarkable cure.
here, not only for children but fol
adults as well.
It's first effect is to stop the terribl,
itching and burning. and make thu
skin comfortable. Then il is absorbed
right into the skin. destroying the
germs and exerting its healing power
at the seat OF the disease.
We guarantee Saxo Salve to give
satisfaction when used for eruption
and skin troubles Of any kind. payinl
back your money il il does not.
The evening world., 1912-07-22
SHE DROPS INTO POETRY TO
DEFEND HER SEX.

II Is sharp turn from this humorous
essay I'm the vernacular to the poetic
sarcasm OF a young woman who taxes
exception 10 the recent criticism or j.
p. D.-that the Nasty young man Is
merely the product and result OF the
ia shy young sirl,
| am sure everybody Will be inter-
osted In this bit OF satire written by
one Evening World reader and ded-
.cated to another.
TO ]. r. ID.
When into that ancient garden
Came our Mother Eve. the rIb-born,
There beheld she Fatner Adam
Gazing In a pool intently.
While unto himself he murmured.
sweet unto mine eyes the sight IL.
Sweet as 10 my lips the honey"
Quietly Eve came behind him,
Looked she long into the water.
And she saw there the reflection
or herself and Father Adam.
Woman, .hou hast spotlt the Image
OF one beautiful, one god-like."
Adam. tits thyselt thou seest."
Yea" said Adam. yea. / know It.
Am not as fair as moonlight.
And Ike sunlight strong. compelling.
The evening world., 1912-07-22

AllRiker and Hcgeman
Stores in New York and
Brooklyn and at al drug
stores where this blue
and white sign SS'
is displa yed.
The evening world., 1912-07-22
lUSITANlA PASSENGER
ACCUSED OF BIG FRAUDS
Emile Leon Sohler Arrested as
Liner Docks in Wales-ls
Wanted by Police Here.

FISHGUARD. Wales. July 2.-Emile
Leon sohler. a passenger on board the
Cunard liner Lusitania, was arrested on
the vessels arrival here to-day on the
charge Of alleged extensive frauds In
America.
The evening world., 1912-07-22

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the so-calied old maids' l meet'
ana nhd that they nave oeeh .hs
sensible young girls. not wanted De-
cause OF their sense. until inc man
ms peeh stuhs oy ouhcn y,
nun that blows up IKE Cohey
Island balloon when punked agaihse
the real ana practicai SIDE OF hie'
I'm not discouraseu' Out naV0
set my race toward success IN ousi
ness ana intend to stick 10 H-ho.
because ! 90 not wan. Hoi'e anu
FAMILY OF my own put because !"
one OF those girls that' "h'ie 1 can
nave glorious u"'e Wheh ou'' anu
90 not gauge the soou 'ime ny inc
expense ihVoiVed' as my pest times
haA peeh those that cos, n''ie VI
no'hihs' anu nave gu, se"'e y.
nuthor Vor'uha'e,y'' " "
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am yoITNG "OI,D MAID"
Nov thi. .ssms To mo q very
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cr1me earrtss thu puuishmsut along
Nth ,t.w ana I Am inclined TO think
th.t an. man Who takes \ nun
raj, "a IN. .it.r 4, punished ont
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The evening world., 1912-07-22
''WiH You Please Look Around and See Whether the
Girls Who Are NOT Married Are the Fussy.
Silly, NarrolU-Minded Girls or the Sensi-
bic Ones?" Writes "a Young Old Maid''
Who Isn't Discouraged.
BY NIXOLA GREELEY.SMITH.

The other day the letter OF West
ern man appeared In this column
which said that the writer honored
the girls Of the East for remaining
unmarried. since the men Of this
vicinity were, in his opinion. . poor
lot of "simps." making on an aver.
age less than SIS a week. yet talking
and acting like bank presidents.
knew when this denunciation Of
the New York man appeared that
Daniel In the lions den was in q
safe and comfortable situation COM
pared to this Western critic luckily
for himself Anonymously. And now
the New York Johnny has risen In
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
STORMY CONVENTION
 THREATENS REPUBLICANS
CAUSE OF SPLIT iH PARTY WILL AIRED CONVENTION AND ROOSEVELT WILL FIGHT DELEGATIONS FROM THE
 souTH--LA TOILETTE PROVING THORN

Washington, April i6.--It is becoming apparent that the Chi cago convention will not be very harmonious. Colonel Roosevelts s friends here assert he will make n fight on the floor of the conven- ton on the Southern delegations which he regards as not being representative of the actual Re- publican vote in these states.
 The rupture which led to the breaking away of the progressive element from the old party will also be aired in the convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

Corporal Lcman, in charge of the construction crew of the X. M. T. L.. is in from the line and says that Dickey and Walters are working on their Falls creek claim between Tonsina and Fr- nestine They were in 70 feet and found encouraging prospects. Dan Ross and his party are whip saving lumber on their property located last summer, proposing to put the entire season in de- veloping their find. The show ing made on the Ross property is the best ever seen in the dis trict north of the pass. He al- so reports that the boys killed on the Black claim on Slate creek had struck rich pay before the accident and were doing well. They found the pay at greater depth than the miners of that creek had yet mined.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
FLOOD DISTRICTS MUST
 HAVE FEDERAL HELP
PRESIDENT TAFT ASKS coNoR Ess GRANT $75oooo FOR RELIEF OF STRICKEN PoPU LACE MIssIssIPPI VAL
 LEy--DEPLoRARLE MOTIONS ALONG RIVER

Washington, April 16.--Presi- dent Taft has sent message to congress urging appropriations amounting to S750,OOO to care for the flood sufferers in the Mis- sissippi river valley. The mes- sage states that more than tO,- 900 persons are now subsisting on private and state charities.
 Official reports from the strick- en districts show a deplorable condition. Large sections of the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

that the Titania of the White Star line had struck an iceberg and was sinking has caused the greatest excitement here. There are more than 2,200 souls on board including the crew. Thou sands of anxious people line the streets where bulletins are dis played who have friends and rel ativeS on board. This is the first trip of the liner and hundreds of prominent people were making the trip. The passenger list shows that Major Archibald Butts, Benjamin Guggenheim, Col. John Jacob Astor and wife, w. T. Stead and scores of prom incnt persons arc on board.
 New York, April 16.--A wire
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

country have been laid in waste and will be unproductive for the coming season. The people must be cared for to a certain extent. The states affected are doing all in their power to relieve the sit uatiOn and are receiving help from outside sources. Hundreds of bread winners have been thrown out of employment by the destruction of the factories where they were employed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
STATE DEP APARTMENT SENDS
 SHARP WARNING TOMEX|CO
maDERo GOVERNMENT AS WE IL AS GENERAL oRozco ARE WARNED THEY WILL REsPoNsIBLE FOR LIVES
 OF AmERIoANs-- CAUSING pEpREpar,ons

Washington, April i6.--Thc State department has sent sharp warning to the government of Mexico that it must protect the lives of American citizens, as Mexico will be held responsible.
 A warning was also sent Gen eral Orozco that the rebels must respect the lives and property of foreigners in Mexico. Orozco was warned that raiding parties crossing the line end committing depredations would be treated as prisoners of war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
ROOSEVELT 66
 TAFT GETS 10
Roosevelt Carried Pennsylvania by Majority of 174,ooo
 in Primaries

Philadelphia, April iG.-Com- plete returns of Saturdays Re- publican primaries show that the result was a landslide for Roose- welt. He will control Ct out of a total of 16 delegates to the convention.
 RooSrvrlt's majority over Pres ident Taft is i7i,00O. The pro- grcsSlvr leaders assert that the result in this state will have an effect upon the convention that will result in Roosevelt being nominated.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

Halifax, April l6.--Wirclcss messages were received from the White Star liner Titania which caused the most intense excite ment over the entire world. The message was from the wireless operator of the Titania calling for help as the liner had struck submerged iceberg while trav- cling at full speed and was fast sinking. She carries more than 2,500 passengers and this is her maiden voyage. The news has been flashed round the world and all steamers within a radius of 200 miles of the scene arc rush ing tQ the rescue of the endan- gcrcd passengers.
 London, April i5.--The news
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
D. A. MCKENZIE WIRES
 CHAMP CLARK WILL WIN
HAS ALWAYS BEEN REPUBLICAN, GRANDFATHER BUT BE- LIEvEs CHAMP cLARks FL POTION WOULD RESULT IN
 GREAT BENEFITS FOR ALAsKA--FRIEMps SURPRISED

Seattle, April i6.--Donald Me- Kenzic, known in every part of Alaska, has tclegraphcd friends in this city he is convinced that the Democrats will win in the national campaign.
 Mckenzie says he is convinced that Champ Clark will get the Baltimore nomination and will be elected in November. He says. if
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
SEATTLE REGRETS
 ALASKAN DEATH
Seattle Chamber of Commerce Passes Resolutions DepIor-
 ing Ills Demise

Seattle, April 16.--Thc Seattle chamber of commerce passed resolutions rcgrctting the death of E. c. Hawkins, the Alaskan railroad builder.
 MT. Hawkins has made his home in Seattle since the White Pass days and had a wide circle of friends among the business men of the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

MT. Parker Smith, who last year purchased the Mountain King and Mammoth properties from Daley, Drake & Co.,, has re- turned to the city and will, as soon as the snow permits, estab- fish camp on the Mountain King, which he proposes to cross cut with a view of tapping the vein at low level. It is also his purpose to cross cut the Mammoth. Mr. Smith thinks it will be month yet before he can get supplies to his properties, which lie above the Chugach at the head of Mineral creek.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

Clark is elected it will be the best possible thing for Alaska, as the speaker has always stood for home rule and progress.
 McKenzie's wire is a surprise to Alaskans here as it was not believed he would come out open ly in opposition to President Taft. He has always been a standpatter of the most pronoun- ced Republican type.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

The loss of the Titanic. with it's fifteen hundred passengers, is reminder that all safety in ocean travel does not lie in the modern lcvitians of the Allan tic. The prehistoric Bertha, travelling an unchartcd coast for years, has landed it's hundreds of passengers without the loss of a life.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

Fl Paso, April i6.--Americans arriving here from Mexico arc firm in Inc belief that the time is not far distant when the Unit ed states will be compelled to interfere in Mexico. The rights of foreigners and non-combat- ants are not being respected but they are subjected to indignities by rowing bands of outlaws claim ing to be acting for the federals or rebels as occasion demands.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
FOUR TEACHERS HAVE
 RESIGNED FROM STAFF

At meeting of the school board held last evening the full board being present, Prof. Davis was re-engaged for the ensuing term. Mrs. Kelsey was also re- tained to teach the. primary de- partment. The resignations of the Misses Allen, McCaskey, WOld and McCaskey were accept ed.
 Appointments to flll the vacan- cies made by the resignations of the four teachers will be filled at the next meeting of the board, two weeks hence.
 Subscribe for the prOspecfor
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
WILL REPAIR
 ALASKAN CABLE. Scows Carrying Repair Apparatus Leave Seattle This Af-
 ternoon

Seattle, April i6.--The appar- aIus for making repairs on the Alaskan cable is being loaded on Sc"wS and will ravr for the scene of the break this afternoon.
 The Burnside is still out of commission and the services of the Canadian cablrship RrStorcr yer" not available.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
FEDERATION OF LABOR
 WONT HELP DaRROW

Washington, April iG.--The American Federation of Labor will not assist in helping to finance the defense of Clarence DarrOw. The officials say they have no interest in the outcome Of the attorneys trial, as he was not acting for them if he went outside the law and bribcd wit neSSeS as charged.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
DALzELL FAILS
 IN PRIMARIES
Was Opposed by Candidate in Active Support of Col.
 Roosevelt

Pittsburg, April 1G.--John Dal- Zell, who has represented the Thirtioth district in congress for 25 years, was defeated for re- nomination in the primaries on Saturday.
 He is d Standpattcr and was opposed by a progressive candi- date, who was active in securing the endorsement of Roosevelt in his district.
 During the election of 1910 DalZell received 1921 votes out of total of t7,iG9 votes cast.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

less message was received from the steamer Olympic stating it had arrived on the scene but had come too late. The Titania had sunk carrying with her more than t,500 people. Six hundred and twenty-five persons, mostly women and children, were pick ed up from life boats and rafts. The Olympic is searching the sea in hopes of being able to pick up survivors.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
Moose WlII 0lve Smoker.

The floor of the Moose hall is being scraped and put in order for Saturday nights dance. On next Thursday evening the Moose will give smoker for it's members, when all the boys are expected to take the trail leading to the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

The Alameda reached Cordova shortly after 1 o'clock today and will undoubtedly reach here some time in the morning. It is not expected the Sampson will be able to leave Seattle on schedule time owing to the lateness of her ar rival.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

Senator La Follette's assertion that he will form third party in the event President Taft is nominated is causing uneasincss among the latter's friends, as they can see no way to conciliate him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
old hall.

old hall.
 It will be business and so- cial meeting combined and will be confined to members only. The committee plan to make it one of those good old-fashioned affairs which have always made Moose hall so attractive to it's members.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

London, April t6.--Thc officers of the White Star line state that the passenger list of the Titania show that 2,2O0 persons sailed for New York on the wrecked liner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

The returns from ihe Keystone state are anything but panacea Co the Taft men. They will now redouble their adjectives when alluding to the Strenuous One.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

Strange to say there are people in Valdez who do not know that meetings of the city council are open to the public. While at times the show is good one. No admittancc fee has yet been charged.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

incnt people of America and Eng land. Scores of Americans who have been on the continent awaited the sailing of the Titania as this was her maiden trip and she was the largest steamship aflOat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

New York, April t6.--Thc wreck of the Titania has caused such an appalling loss of life
 that the entire world is shocked. The passenger list contained the names of many of the most prom
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Charles Ganty, referee in bank ruptcy, appointed T. P. Geraghty trustee of the Valdez Publishing company, bankrupt, and Chas. WulT, trustee of the Alaska Drug company, a bankrupt at the re- quest of majority of the credit ors.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

New York, April t6.--The cable and telegraph offices of America are swamped by messages to learn the names of the passen- gers who were saved.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16
1900 DROWN WHEN TITANIA SANK

White Star Ocean Liner Struck Iceberg and Sank Before Help Summoned By Wireless Could Arrive--625 Persons, Mostly Women, Rescued From Rafts By the
 Olympic--Hundreds of Prominent
 People Were On Board
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-16

London, April IS. .--Thc news
Arizona republican., 1912-06-26
BURNADETTE APARTMENTS

o$ randew street Mrs w. Peters, While in Los Angeles why a
Arizona republican., 1912-06-26
WON HIS SUBJECTs' LOYALTY
Christian of Denmark has many Ster-
 ling Qualities

Christian, the new Danish ruler, is in the very prime of life and leads an absolutely correct life. He is serious minded and full of energy, so that the people of his realm are justified in looking forward to the new reign with the keenest appreciation. He is eX- ceedingly clever and has given himself systematically to study. He passed through a whole course at the Univer- sity of Copenhagen, where he studied law and political economy, and even possesses pilot certificate. thing very much needed among his a-and- sound -anG- bay girded little land
 To the Danish army, however, he has given his chief work He is known as an officer of brilliant qualities, one who is not afraid to take decided line of action if he believes that the interests of the nation require it.
 Though always correct" he is dem- ocratic and dislikes formality but in conversation with anyone, no matter in what walk of life, he will soon get all that is to be known out of his man. The breath of rumor has never touched the king. In 1898 he married Princess
Arizona republican., 1912-06-26
CHANGE IF LOCATION
 BY TWO COMMISSIONS
Corporation and Sanitary Each Like
 Others Quarters Better.

A man who dropped into the cap itol yesterday might have thought t was a case of housekeeping or a cy- clone But it wasn't It was a nov ing, which some people might con- slider worse. There has been a trade between the corporation commission and the live stock sanitary board.
 Heretofore the commission has lived upstairs and the live stock peo- pie have lived down stairs But !n the course of events the commission thought it would like to live down stairs and the board thought it would like to live up stairs. So, Lets trade" one said to the other.
 And they did Whereupon, for the past day or so there has been one procession of desks, chairs, filing cab inets and other impedimenta of the business office going up the stairway and the elevator while a similar pro- Cession has been headed in the oppo- site direction, It is expected the de-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-26

bris will all have been removed with in another day or so and the turmoil incident to the trade will have van ished
 Anyhow there is one comforting thing" said Commissioner Geary; if anybody takes a notion to pitch us cut of the window we won't have SC far to fall"
 But he didn't say if that was the moving cause of the exchange or not
Arizona republican., 1912-06-26
A JUNE GRADUATE.

Young lady" demanded the head of the seminary, have yeH>> completed your graduation essay 2" @
 No; It is too much trouble to write essays" .,.e ~
 If you won't take an interest in your studies, how do yoa expect to provide for your future ?A~~
 My future is Already provided for, and if you don't believe it, IlL read, instead of an essaX,+ several letters from a young millionaire zone of which proposes matrmony
Arizona republican., 1912-06-26

Try Republican Want Ad for results,