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Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

MT. Steigelmair wishes the News 10 correct the impression that has gone abroad that he locked up the Yukon in
 front of Tauana for the purpose of
 monopolizing the aqueous fluid. He says that he locked up the water. hole for sanitary reasons and not for the purpose of preventing the rougInecks from diluting their liquor or from taking tbcir annual bath. He says tbat he stakcd the hole early in the season and has done bis assessment work upon it and he therefore feels that hc has q right to stop people from dip ping their dirty buckets into the hole. He says that before hc locked up the Yukon people with uu-anitary buckets would % there, and when they dipped thcir dirty pail- into tue water they would leave behind them anything from gaudcr germ 10 sour dough botcakc, Mr. Stcigelmair says tbat he bas frequently gone to the hole and loaded ID his water vehicle early jn the morning before if was day light and that when he would be de- ijvcrjpg, at tbedoor of the thrifty house wife. what be supposed to be z pail of cry~tal fluid, be would be mortified at seeing tbc bottom oi the bucket covered with q layer Of crushed oats or maybe q lot ot native bay woDld be floating aoaud op top oi tbe water, or maybe q baudiuI of dog hair. And that i- the reason tbat water Hill be water this winter, even ou tbc banks Of the Yukon.
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

4 mammoth entertainment is planned ior sometime j1 February at the Post. Tbe affair wjll bc under tbe manage, meDt Of %cr2t, Major J. II, Reilly and sill consist of uju-treI show, followed by vaudeville and sketch and ending with 4 Ground boxing contest between Johnson and Walsh, The others taking part jD fbc affair are, Ist sergt, Levin, ser2t Wlckbam, CorporaIs sbenberg and Tracy, Nns'D, Lejpcke, Priyates Wojiter, Pagan and Miller and CorpL McMatb,
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

Qnite q pumber ot people from the IditarDd country have passed through Tapaua tbj. week; most of them en route for tbe outside, They all state tbat there Will be big dcmaud for pjck and -bOYcI men iH tiat part ot tbe country uext -ummpr; bnt those iu q position to know. also state that the turrrhont. aud bu.iurs- up"n of the country wjll be yery little benefited. Wo.t oi thr ucn iu the camp wil be employed by tbe GuggcBhcim's, Who Hjll, jU addition tO their dredging opcr-
 uiDu-, dig tcU mjle ditch from away up on Otter creek to their proposed power station at tue moHth Of Flat creek, There wiIl probably be seven or eight bnDdtcd tocu employed in digging ttj- ditcb and ju connection with their otber operations iH tbo district the Gug- gcnbein,s "ill likely have considerably Hof" fijaB tDOusaUd men employed next sHmmcF, Beside. q big reduction jD tb" -raJe oi wages paid to tue labor ing men of the country, that js ex- pectcd to follow upon the introduction oi G1p2eDDeim Uetbod-, the big com paDy will no donbt ship in everything required by their employees,
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14
Mean Advice

Old GeDt--OD tbe eye of your Dar, rjago l"t D" give you piece oi advice, !nmrmb"r "bon yonr wiic's pezt birth. day "omos and give ber handsome present
 YDonu Nan~-"Yo., of contsn,"
 "Gjgo hor fbD beet yonr pocket can b1y every birthday, but at Christmas, New Years and sDct 0pcs, gjye her only inexpensive little tokens, Form tbat habit"
 "Yes, bat wby@"
 "It wjjj pay"
 w presgme .D"
 "Yes, Io low years yoa cal begin D forget tbe birthdays and sic won't saya word" IVY, Weekly,
 "Wbat was tbe Iast operation tliat lpmogs surgeon perlHmedH"
 "IIe cut j,js wife out Of his ,GlI,"
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

The Christmas tree fund L. date amounts to $50.
 Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Burcbard from Bircbes are registered at tie Tower house.
 Mrs. Chas. Cbinquist who left bcre on one of the last boats i- spending the winter in Missouri,
 Mrs, 4. C. Vachon and Miss Lloyd will leave bcrc for yi.it at Toloyaua directly after the holidays.
 Mr Cbas, Rak, formerly witI the Y. C. company has accepted position with W. E. Roduan.
 The lO.round boxing contest bcfwccn Johnson and Walsh k scheduled for December 1Gtb, The afairwijI bc pro- cccdcd by two pcIiminaries,
 Mr Jay .Natteson of the \, (, Co. received q card from Jules Marian, gbo war then at Cordoya, cn route for the outside Mir Marian state. tbat bc is now tbe father oi fine baby girl lbat was born on November Gtb,
 Reg. Louis Bui.cb, who wa. in charge of the Episcopal church in Tanana la-t sumncr, i- DOS at bis former home iu IIroal, New York, Rev, Buiscb was &2 day- on toe trip from Tanapa fo Seattle, being delayed at SL Michael for a long time, having failed to make con. uccdon- wifI tbc ocean steamer
 Mike Moray. oi tbc American Creek roadh9u-o aa- q gj.ifgr jo 1abana tlti- week. u.rma 69..of -uFpj,c-, llr says t6al esofg et- gg-s oa aluv1caa creek mosf ., tDe miar.. ar~ preparing for al.tr rs a1a -,. 2.a EDD9 Kapual, l. .og. e ~amawr aLe are worRug oH 0l" Nonaoa a,..r t.on ar" reported fo uoon lo.a rlg,
 Ljout l.. W lo-ueg s- detailed on T0e,day a- netting qourgua-'rr at Fort Gjbbo0, relieving 2oI l.rol Delo- C. Emmops, Linat EmmDD- {. detailed to a,.jt 'aoam.n4 gaar"tua.tor, End Lieut. JaDr. q. Om Ja- booD detailed . a- rns'a,Dauf, nJbeit2 Ll"1t No.rly 1 2Dd Lj.ur I'aymond c, Barton rcDjcgo. Licnl, Od g.. pot engineer officer,
 Mr. Goo. r., Goultor, wbo tbj, week . rotorho5 lrym z trip oi inspection of tbc government school at Eampart, gays tbaf everything 1. looking very well up there, oa,o said tljat bc would ad, wise anyon" tragoijnq tt,at way, to go by tb" wayol ljot spring. on account of tbp glare ice aDd tbe bad wjnds. Mr, EonIicr "jl lcaYe Gerc for Eagle right after New Yoar., going by way oi Fair, banks and Circle and Inspecting tbr spb1gls rU tnutr,
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

iN THE PROBATE COURT IS AND FOR FORT GfBBOS PRECINCT. FOURTH DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA. lD tbF matter Of the estate Of William 4. LHBH. dsceased,
 NOtice is hereby given by the undersigned a0BiBisfFafOT Of the estate OfWiIiiaInA. .Iuuu dSDSas6d. 70 tbe creditors of. and all persons baslDR claims against the said deceased. 10 eEDDjf tbetD. with fbe necessary vouchers. within sj% months from tbe date of this notice, fO fbe said administrator. at his office tD tbe town Of JaUaUa, Fort GlbbOu precinct apd JsgFjfoFt of AiHsl a. fbe same being the place q fbs transaction Df tbe business of tbs sR1d estate,
 Dated Dec, 4th, IslZ Al
 PRASK fl, GRACE.
 ADHIsJsTBAToB
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14
JrSTICE,S
KOYUKUK
COURT.

IN JUSTICES COURT. KOYUKUK PRECINCT, FOURTH DIVISION. ALASKA. BEFORE FRANK E. HOWARD. COMMIS- sIONER AND EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
 Frank smith Plaintiff, summons J.A. Cleveland Defendant Publication. The President of the United States of America To J. 4. Cleveland:
 Ton are hereby summoned and required to appear iH the Justice Court for the ho.I- kuE Precinct. Fourth Division. Territory of Alaska. within thirty days after the com pettOn Of the period of publication of this summons and answer the complaint of the PIdiHfIf, or judgment for want thereof will be ta"en against you: and you are further bpthed that unless you SO appear and ans "er the said complaint as above requi red. the plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded herein. " hich is as follows: Judgement against defendant J. 4. Cleye- thereon from the .th day of November 1910. together with plaintiff 's costs and di-burse- Hents herein. as alleged tO be due and still n"phId on q certain promissory note dated november .th. 1910. drawn and endorsed by the defendant and delivered to the plaintiff The date of the order for ser, ice of this summons by publication in the Yu' on Valley News, published at Panama, Alaska. is No- cation is December II -gl2. and the date of tle last publication !, January Is lql3 and tbf time within which the defendant. J. 4. Cleveland is required to answer the com pltint is thirty days after the completion of VI f period Of such qualifications.
 ln witness whereof l have hereunto set H} hand and seal Of said Court. this l3th day ot November. AlDIMZ.
 FRANK E. HOWARD.
 Commissioner and EN-DficiO
 Justice of the Peace.
Yukon Valley news., 1912-12-14

ffhhk smith. Plaintiff. Summons
 Ys. for J A.CIeNeland. Defendant,D Publication.
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ltnbeimlibes Abenteuer
Srember fabrt NIT benz Gutomobil
bes ). u. @alfer bauun.

s. 81. Walfer, bon Sigblanb, O.,
brahte friib ssitern Moreen Elm eissn=
t6ImIi6es 4benteuer i'm poIiseibaupt=
quartier our Melbung. Walter unb
Sames Iooms befanben iih auf Der
Jabrt na9 Cincinnati unb batten Dor
elmer Snn, nabe PlatnpiIIe, g., 5alt
semaht. 4ls lie aufbre1en apolIten.
perlieb Walter bic Snn susrit unb fab
einen Wlann in benz 4utomobil fiben,
ben er in Der Duntelbeit fir ieinen
Jreunb aboms bielt. Gr fprarg bins
elm uno rief benz permeintltnenNoams
gu: Set Der 60. Der Wann tam Der
Iuffurberuns iofOrt nah unb fubr nit
FOLDER gsIhpinbiefeit babpn, boB
Walter ibm aurief, lansiamsr su fab
ren. Ser Mann isnorirte ieooh ben
8efebl uno Malter entoedte au Ieinem
56reden, baB es niht Nboms, ions
bern Elm pilbfremoer Gsrl mar. Gr
fprana als bic MaI9ine etipas lang
iamer fubr. ihleunislt ab unb Ser
Grembe fubr nit bem 4utombil baz
Don.
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gDntpbDnie sMuftipn
Nn 9ramien iumrben on ben beiben
5agen $5778 fir 1915 size
rereinnabmt.

Die biesidbrise prdmienauttion fir
bic Spnpbonieton3erte bat Die 4utz
tionen friiberer Sabre nett in ben
S6atten gefteGt. Rud Dem iebr giins
ftigen Refnltat bes eriten Cages,
brddte Der s.ftrige arpette unb SdluBz
taa Der 9luftion ebenfaus Elm iebr
sablreides unb enthuiiditiides publie
fum nah benz Clinton 6otel, ia Der
2lnbrana mar Elm 10 getpaltiger. bab
Die 9luftion itatt Der iiblt9sn arpei
Stunben brei unb cine balbs Stunoe
ipdbrte.
On ben beiben 9asen tpurben ins<
geIammt $5778 an prdmien bereinz
nabmt unb bic 3abl Der Sibe, Die
auseetpGblt ipurben, belief ii6 auf
1915 eeqen $4O96.50 an 9rdmien fir
787 SiBe i'm perfloHenen Subr. Wie
Irau 6olmes bisprdfibentin Der Gin
einnuti Srdeitra NFociatiOn, nad Der
2(uttion bemertte, biirften, fails iih
fir ben ginaelpertauf bon Gintrittsz
farten Elm ebenio GROCER Gntbuiiusz
mus ssigt, Die Nbenbton3erts Dor aus
perfauTten 6Guiern ftattfinben.
Die gieter am geitri9sn Gage tpaz
rem:
O.Lf g..
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0eiellIdaft glebt mad.

Die 8osgeieIlidoft bat iid nit
ge5ug ouf lire 9fegel, monad) lie iiir
oas 9lnoreben BON 8Qs ODER gIeftri.
sitGt in irgeuo einem @auie / 0ols
lar 5ll berefnen pflegtc, 81 elmer 2)lo-
otii5irung perItonoen. gSte Sta0t.
onipalt 9ettmun, Der befanntlit 0tc'e
8ebiibr fiir abioIlt ungeicBlid) er-
fIdrte, 9eItern nlittbeilte, miro Die
GeieIlIhoit oie @ebiIbr nur ioIten
2euten III Inrpd,uung bringen, Die
3neimal in einen Sabre Die @oh-
nung mehieln. Serr 9ettman lit je"
boh nod INNER nid]t 5ltfrieoet luts
beobild)ttgt iidD an Ben StaOtratb 5u
penben, Inn Die G5cieIlitoit 5u pct.
teren 3ugeltdrbniiIen 5u oeranlaIier.
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zterblibfeifs =Sertht.

2lppolonia 6sin. 81, 7, 5iinf5sbnts
StraBe, 9er3leiben,
g8iGiam sqoage, As, ct. Waarqs
!5oipital, 6er5l:toen.
6reoertt Soenig IS, 1872 9etts
Str, giersnletoen.
Gbriftina S6porb, SO, 1886 8els
logg 2tpe., @oItriites 5ie6er.
9Sobn Senter, 55, 1404 5ergusStr.,
Nierenleiben.
Catherine guB, Sc, 80 W&uIberrp
Ctr, 92ierenleibeu.
9bereIe Qangmeier, "a, 11269roao=
man, Bronchitis.
Jrant RuebuTf, 8, 1341 qen0leton
Ctr, 0ipbtberitts.
Die SneG, Il, 701 State 2(penue,
0ipbtberttis.
| Guen 5orbeg, p, SAG gurt Strabs,
Wcsrnberfdlfuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-09
inert uno Die gderber na6 alien Rif]s
tunaen aeihleuDert.
532 STAGE Strafse.
SnoianapoIts Gaben: 225 Bennf0lnanid Sirass.

inert unb bic Sderben na6 alien Rids
tnngsn gei6leubert.
Wot0rmdnn Sdmmon fpurbe purh
zen 2uftDrud 3ur Sette gefhleuDert,
erbolte Iih ieoo6 in pentgen 2ugens
bliden unb brahte bic Gar gum Gill;
Itunb. 8onbutteur Wart goQtna,
tpel6er 9eraoe i'm 8e9riff itonD, bis
9fau6erabtbelluno gu betreten, rpur0e
8uriidgefdleuoert, elite iebo6, o6ns iid)
ou6 nur einen Qugenbltt gu beitnnen,
in ben nit beiBem 0ompf anQefi[lten
Raum uno perIu6te bic 0erleBten 8u
berubigen. J}ur BEN rmituno, ooB
bic S6eiben 3ertriimmert iDOroen tDas
rem, lit es gu oer0anten, OaB Der uns
fGG niht nod fhlimme~A 5pI9en butte.
Zen 6eiBen MaFerbGmpfen mar nam
lih 6ierDur6 Elm Nuspeg QeTfaIft
nprben, anberenfaQs tpIroen iQmmts
E6e paTagisre nabrIfelnlih ihnere
9rii6tuunoen erlitten boben. Der
Dur6 bic GrploIion peruriahte Guftz
brud mar 70 ospdltiq, baB elmer oer
! Sibe Der Rauherabtbeiluno abgeriheH
rno oemolirt fpurbe. Beanie Der
Sraction Go. t0nnen an9eblih teine
Grtldruno fir ben llnfau Qeben. mel
6er febr pubri6etnlt6 cine 4r3ohi
ShooenerIuBtIaqen Qeoen Die 8eielle
fhQft na6 Ith 3ieben biirfte.
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Aus benz pDItseigersHt.

Der g1eger 8m. So6nfun betannte
ii6 Ihuloig, bem 2lbru6am Sbomd5,
Don go. 428 We't 6. 2lDe.. Elm Padr
9eintleioer geito6Ien 81 baben. Gr
purDe gu elmer 9eIbItrafe BON so uno
Soften perurt6eilt. Gr trug Die geitohs
lenen Sofen, uIs er bsm Hi9kr Dorz
Qefi6rt, unb mar aus bieiem 8runoe
prompt tereit, iduloig 81 plaioiren.
@u. uno Muuo WturDeQ uno Della
Moore, ale bret i6par5 uno eingee
fIeii9R Gocainibnupfer, purben nit
je $50 8elpitrafen uno ZEN Soften be-
Iegt. Sic tparen i'm Siloermoon 2os
oir6QuIe bon ben Yoli3iIten Warb uno
Gnips psrfoftet poroen.
Der Suu Der beim Spiumraufen
abgafoBt2n Nsger 6snrn @reo uno
Nnnie Robinion puroe auf Den 27.gos
pember berIfpber,
6rant q. 9tolan, lpelher in idper
betruntenem 3uitonbe in Der 2obgeglIs
lep Die Yaf1anten angebett2lt Gatte, tam
nit elmer 8eIoitrafe pOn so ne6It 9o=
item oaoon.
Ser Yrioatoetetttp 9eorge 90. gorz
nett lpuroe geItern oem qoIi3:irihter
unter Der 4ntIoge bes tbdtlihen @n=
grtffs uno Der b08tpiuigeu SahbsIdGz
Digung oorgefiibrt. Gr beitanb auf
einen 8eidporenen pro5eB unoRit=
ter Stride Iebte Die Sdue auf ben 20.
g2ppember an. Der 9efangene lpurbe
in iebent Sale unter $1,000 gUrgiaaft
oeiteQt.
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Der ssorbiee Dabib DnIslab be-
tannte iih seitern bes Morbperiuds
lhulbig nnD lpurbe gu bier Jahren
3uhtbaus berurtbeilt.
5reb. Neiu, ebenfalls Elm Garbiger,
ipelher bes Raubes angetlagt itonb,
purDe bes 9af4enoiebitabls iiberfiibrs.
gingereihte 6 9eitamente.
Sbomas 8. galsrbine, bsFen Nadz
LAB, tpie an onoerer Stene angefiibrt,
100000 betr1gt, psrmoht 1einen gn=
feln 8eHie g., Sobn R. unb Wm. 9.
golerbine je $1,000, Ieinem 8ruber
Gbipin galerbine $500 unb feinen
Shtpeitsrn Ngnes 6. 2epba unb Rez
becea Grapfors je $1,000. auBsrpsm
bsrma6t Der 8erI Itprbene, Der lange
Sabre Elm Spibengei9Gft betrieben 6nt,
ieinem 9u4balter Gbas. g. NniteoD
$1,000 unb ieiusn iibrigen Nngsitenten
Ben. s, Sbap, Wm. 6. 8uther unb
Wm. s. 6arris je $500, Wm.Sdmitt,
Sobn s.. 5ouiie unb Socob 9. 9rau
js $3.50. Seinem Spbne Sobn R. Ga
lsrbine permddt er $4,000 unb ieis
nem Spbn Wm. 8. galerbine ieinen
antbeil in benz SpissnseIddft go.
125 Weit 3. Strabe. Die Mitttpe Mas
m galerbine erbGlt bas Wobn6aus
go. 971 2enor gldce unb ben Reit bee
8ermosens ouf 2ebensseit. Nah ibrem
5ooe ion, mas iibrig 1T, duf feline beis
ben S0bne iibsrgeben.
Sanes Dee permaht fein 0ermDger
ieiner Sdpeiter 9eborab Dee.
Gliiabetb 6. Ilerdnber psrma9i if:
rer yreunbin Sofanna 30. grodmar
$1,000, ibrem Heffen Mm. 6art $100
ibrer Hidte 8elle grdf6eors $100, if:
rer 6ulbIblpeiter 8duline 8. DilIpr
$500, ibren gihtsn Cora, 9sorgia uni
gbarlotte apbnle bon spnbianappli;
aufammen $1,000 unb ben Heit be;
8ermOeens ibrer Ri6te Glisabet6 8
2oomis, bic au6 als 5eitamentspoq
itrederin fIngiren foll.
6enrh Nusbenmppre bermdht feii
0erm0gen ieiner Satin 2puiIe oil
2ebensaeit uno noh ibrem Sobs ieirsl
ainoern.
5rances Barr berma6t has gigen
t9um $40. 243 Wortb StruBe ibren
| So6ne 6arrD s. Barr unb basisnig
go. 241 Wortb Strabe ibrem Sobn
| Sobn H. Barr. 9rei 5iinftel bes 81
gentbums go. 1908 5off 2lpenue fol
| fir ibrsn Gntsl Ropmpnb Barr Der
tpaltet iperben, biz er q Sabre olt se
porbsn tit, apGbrenb bic iibrigen 8ps
5iinftel ihrer S6fpsiter 2i35ie 5amp
ton 3ufdllen foQen. Cine Got on be
4uoubOn Strabe fdat an ifre beibe
SDbne unb ibren Gntel.
/ Wm. S. Dusan lit Naeinerbe Be
Nadlohes Der 5annie s.. Mbers.
9.o. De s. Sominit bsrmo1t fei
8erm0gen i.iner Satin Warp 8. Do
|: mint unb Senrp s. 1snboper Jet
feline Satin gliaabetb sbenfaQs al
: llniperialerbin elm.
Na 4lab g aden.
Der perionlihs Na9Iab Der Qnn
8. S9iplsp betrdgt $29, ,261.07; beris
nise Der Wlurp g. ReIor $1O,295. .4e
oerieni9e Der Gliiabstb &oiier $523
18 gts.
Sobn S.Straber 1T Rahlabtsrtpal
ter bon Senriette Wbiteman; perfono
lien $4,000. 9runbetsenthum $1,000
2ouiie 4usoenmoors 1T Ra6labpe,
noltertn BON Senrp Iusbenmoore
, Perionalien $1,000.
Wlarb Galerbine, Wm. S6ps. I'm
Spbn Ralpb galerbine unb G6as. G
!. 4nfteab iinb Seitamentsppultreder bo
5bpmos 8. Galeroine; perionalie
$4,000, 9runbeigenthum $4,000.
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geiier ais Hhi,inussSc(.

Gin nirflib argeuebmes, geihnas.
lcie3 9IbiiiGrmittcl, StartluQ@- ,mo
9feinigrltgsnittcl liub @iodbnrn'5
Gosca. .Nonnl TiIer. 9SeoeS 10c coer
25e Eafet miro gnrontirt, snfrieoen.
Suitellcn ruo ali aefalleu. 2iaa gn.
ten @nothefcn bcrfoufen iie. &crf,:.
.Gell Sic bieicl6en beute Rct..
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gIur ein y@rDmu Euininc"
tGS liz &nrntipc strumr E.uiuiue. Sdlaaeit Gle
uuh Der ilutCribrlit r9u q. y. 8ruue. @urirt
Cinc SyiGUnQ in Ptncm Sal. NluElt 9rlpue
in 8fuCi TGGen 25C
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23
THAT MRS.
DUNN WAS ON
TITANIC
Mother of Mrs. H. R. Northrup Was
to Have Left England About Time
Ill-Starred Vessel Began Trip.
Mot Been Heard From.

Was Mrs. Julia A. Dunn, mother of
Mrs. H. Ralph Northup of this city, a
passenger on the Titanic. the Inflated
White Star steamer and did she sur
vive the horror of an ocean grave?
These are the questions Mrs. North
rup Is trying to answer. On Mon
day, April S, Mrs. Northrup received
cable from her mother that she
was about to leave Liverpool for
America. She went to England on
a White Star steamer and probably
would have chosen the same line for
her return journey.
The Inflated Titanic left on We'd
nesday, April 10, for America and
early Monday morning met its doom,
sinking with ,635 passengers.
No word has yet been received
from Mrs. Dunn. who would have
wired her daughter Immediately on
her arrival here. The gravest fears
held by her daughter is that she be-
came i'll during the terrible scenes
of the rescue and has been unable
to make herself known to those who
are caring for the i'll and injured.
Mrs. Dunn has been actively en-
gagged in the mining business in
western Colorado for several years.
Her operations have been very sue
cessful in the Red Cliff and Ouray
districts, where she owns large and
valuable properties. She has been in
Europe interesting capital in some of
her enterprises.
Hope is being held out by friends
that Mrs. Dunn viii telegraph her
daughter shortly of her safety.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23
some RULES FOR
SHADE TREE PLANTING

II Is better to use stock that has
been grown under climatic conditions
similar to those where the tree is
to be planted.
Trees two inches in diamter are
large enough.
Root system should be compact
and trunk straight.
Watch for shipment. Do not al
low trees to dry out on depot plat
form.
Plant the trees as soon as pos
sible after they come from the nur-
sery. However. If the grower is not
ready to plant, the trees must be
properly cared for. Unpack large
bundles of stock, dig trench in a
shady place and heel the trees in un-
til ready to plant. In any event do
not expose roots to air any longer
than absolutely necessary.
Trim the lower branches to
height to six or seven feet from the
ground. Remove about one-half of
the previous years growth in order
to maintain the balance between root
and stem systems
Trim off all torn or broken roots
before planting.
Plant with as large root system as
possible.
The hole should be larger than
the root system.
Do not put fresh manure in the
hole: II will burn the roots.
Set trees an inch or two deeper
than they stood in the nursery.
Arrange the roots to spread natur-
ally.
See to it that. the soil is firm about
the roots.
Do not leave a depression about
the stem in which water will stand;
standing water at the base of young
trees causes sun-scald.
Water young trees freely. Two
good soakings week are better
than a small amount of water each
day.
Cultivate about the trees. Do not
allow sod or weeds to grow about
young trees.
Place guard about the tree
Support the young tree SO that its
growth will be erect not leaning in
the direction of the prevailing wind.
Do not allow any part of the tree
to rub against supporting stake or
guard.
w. w ROBBINS,
Department of Botany and Forestry,
Colorado Agricultural college,
Fort Collins.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

Now is the time when taking off
overcoats, your clothes should be
kept nicely cleaned and pressed to
insure the good appearance so neces-
sary to every business man in every
dav life. We are experts from .ong
experience. Phone Suitorlum, Jet.
763. OUR WAGON WILL CALL.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
COLUMN
E. F. ELDRIDGE. NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

All medicines furnished from
my own laboratory and put up by
myself. thus avoiding mistakes.
Offices, 5SS Capitol block, Main
street.
DR.. Eldridge's residence, No.
53s Chipeta avenue. Phone juno
ton 1o7.
Office phone, Junction lbs.
Office hours from $3.50 to IL
am; from l to pm; from to
8 D. m, and from 2 to p. m. Sun
days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23
Fine Windows.

E1ne windows.
The display windows of the Palm
er-Bradford tailoring department are
attracting a great deal of attention
today. The new fabrics are being
seen with much interest which the
decoration of the windows in apple
blossoms gives them a very spring
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

Our soc rawhide whips on Satur-
days for 25c during April and May.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

"How Moving Pitcures Are Made"
This is a most interesting and ed
ucational picture. Crystal tonigh.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE-Bartlett pears, sc;
Jonathan and Winesap apples, 10c.
Inquire E. H. Wynkoop,. nursery
man. 742 Ute avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE range cheap. phone
Palisade Brown 1875. Mrs. Chas.
Keene.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE-Tomato plants, all
standard varieties, good stocky
plants; cheap 1922 North Fifth
street. Phone Randolph $50. Fred
j. Long.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE OR RENT-10-acre ranch
close in; good house and barn in
connection. Call 115 So. Spruce;
phone Linden 2051.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE-Fine Carolina Poplar
shade trees. 18th and Main SITS
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE-Surrey, harness, wag-
on, gasoline stove. Junction 1886.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

FOR SALE acres miles out on
Interurban, S1,250; Junction 267.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23
Additional Want Ads on Page 7.

Call us up on that rush job J.
e. Mckenzie. The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

WANTED-Position as chef or sec
ond cook by first class hotel chef.
See Bennie Okimoto, New World
restaurant, 201 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

centrifugal pump
or pump that will do the same
work. Address j. E. Allen, White
water.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

DON'T BUY A ROCKER, Rug. Bed.
Mattress, Dresser. Tub, Washer.
Spring Cabinet, Pan. Kettle,
Range, Refrigerator, Cook Stove.
High Chair, Boiler, until you see
our goods and prices. Glad of
the opportunity to figure on what
you have to sell Yours, anxious
to please. G. & NJ. Auction com
pany A. G. Mann Manager. 43S
Colorado; phone Randolph 252
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-23

CLASSIFIED ADS
MISCELLANEOUS.

INSURE with the Rich Hutchinson
Realty Company. 533 Main street