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The Dolores star., 1912-04-12

W INV
TN givs 20 avs psvsss e yss'u
lsoos tech 'sa ss's ! 60 ~ -"
pleaded ths younger boy.
Billy Assitatsl. Tea nighty ~,
tls-" ~ began.
"AaA ~ stoasy." sail ~ seAss
cAill eagerly.
n yoa was . a. boy. sAs1 Hooly,
~ wosllAt make - aiRunss; I AeaV
want 10 make ~ "a nAA ~ Anns
Missfva say for Ne 10 ksso 'vayi fso
POS aay bow. tAessA I 1i1sv nahs ~
no promises"
sYoa'rs tAs stiae3sse poeee tha9 -
willian Hin." - esssl; .vss-t ~ ..
BODY tech year ~ asps. ~ ssssoa
b AsoDAis 3 set u neasoes: ~
just wait tiii I ~ e..
Billy sys1 Alo ss1tieally.
n 20 vas o." - vas beglnalng.
Jimmy thosgAt - sav slgns q he
y1el11ag.
"Asd IN sivs 20 ~ eAana 81.
too" - euiekly peoSess1.
We'll. 49, oas tseA," aorsol my:
'aa' I ant seoin' 70 - 'sDeoa1hse
neither" aAl ~ poksl out Q svealso
NV Soe Jimmy - osseA.
hey Rossastsln ct Ills oeosoA wos
spas1 By ~ I've littis bsys - - vs.
walking jasatily ~ tAe onee.
"Yos bsttse hep 'vay fo0 here,
Goose 0rsass." Jimmy yelleA q NJ;
"yos bsttsr 81 - ~ etAse ~ ~
street. Dllly hsrs , ~ ~ nanes
~ - bs0ne eeeA - 80 90 0st
-. 80 ~ DaSa - nA0a = lsaas
- jsse Dsesasely llks I vaoe -; ~
yos'rs Q Nv - Jews s1at 81 -
bssoasss - have ~ 0sn0s. - -
better ~ 'vay. ] ~ my 1est .
nillioo Aollar6 vosth b le0oe tecA
Ais nsaUA" - ~ usss1ly. -oss
'vay: 20 eaa't Aavs -.
nu ~ DssaDtiy sts1esa . ~
.Gats.
"wAat1i ~ saks. Bsiiy. y lsa.s
st 'sof" - ashel, - eeo1seslal
'splStt q saes asssssl.
"what1i 20 Sinosf" ashsl ~ q
ths salab,s osooo11ay. v1sA - 90 -
. baROa1n.
Ihsy psllsl cot . psses e tvi.s 90
. blse Giass bsal ffoo ~ Doekse anl
e9ese1 tAso 70 ~ eAlD1 VIA ~
wuaps. rAsss rseslvsA . sssasaoes-
sss rs5settsa.
"yes en- - Dsssssely Nc yss'
DSsaae vAsa - - ~ 0a0Do." -
aAnsaafnA IiAAv ~ ~ annAAnaav
The Dolores star., 1912-04-12
enAsrsa xx,sl

IN Infant Mind oaoeeA
Mis- nlnssva bad hoaght . baok fee
amy satitlsl Stories Il Orsat aal
Good No." vhich she frsausatiy red
10 lin ees bic sAucatioa and impeove-
Dsat. fAsss stories related tie pin.
eipal sveaes b The lives u the heroes
but asvse mentioned any Names. u.
ways aehing at The end, ''Caa yoa tell
Ne We tbs man wasr
Her nsDAsv Asasd ~ stesisr -
often tAaG - 10 seos sxpessssoa Or
iac3Asot ~ which 10 could idsstify
each. without paying nucA attention
While - vas rseding.
He 81 m aunt hAA Just ssttiel
themselves - Tie porch for . reading.
Jimmy vas q his ovn porch cutting
up fuaay sapsrs. snl mailing faces for
the ethee eAild's amusement.
"Ls00e % over % yimmy'a Asst
Minerva" D,saAsd Der nephew. -
you 80 pea1 70 ~ toaight. r. .
heap rutAee not hsaf yoa read right
nov. u y aaks ~ bsliy achs."
Miss Mlssfva looked at hin severe
".
"will1An.. she sajolssd. "doa't yes
want % - . smart mas vhsa yos
srov ssf~
Yea. ~" - replied. without nsss
The Dolores star., 1912-04-12
CHAPTER XXI.

A Trsnsaetie0 In Mumps.
Don't come near me-" scroamed
Billy. sauntering slowly and deliberate
" toward the dividing fence: keep
ray fom me: thsy's kstchin'."
Jimmy was sitting on bis frost steps
and the provsrbial red nag could sos
have excited bull to quicker action.
He hoped down the steps and ran
across his own yard toward Billy -
fast ~ his short, fat legs could carry
him.
Cit way rom me: you II ketch EN-
n you techcs me-" warned Billy: AN
you too little to have en-" and he
waved an authoritative hand 1t the
other child. But Jimmy's curiosity was
aroused to the highest pitch. He
promptly jumped the fence and gassd
at his chum with critical admiratjon.
whats the matter. hs inquired.
you got the toothachef"
.Toothache!" was the scoenful echo,
well. I reckon not. CIT back; don't
you tech EN-: you amt Oh 'uough to
The Dolores star., 1912-04-12

4 vetesaa soldier va talktng a1o9e
bayoasss.
"A ~ a sajsse oblosuy vss AsaD.
- % our bayoast naksrs lurtag tho
Civil var" 10 ~. TIE nahsss wseo
bIaos1 To- defects thas we're really
IL faslts - - sellissa
n go so0s Interesting eeyoSse
tests ths elhss day that peove1 this.
Ursa. b tAsss tsses. . ~ a. swoe6s
asl baysssts. aa1 thsy cane est y
ssDsst coo1itioa Thsa they vepo
pst thrss0A ths tnpeepss er1so1
that toe 0asy u - su1)ecte1 tho0
1uriAg u vas.
"a 1855 u besal vas toasas1 =
. 0ns bayooet. 81 thea ~ hoa eeeoo
- thsuse ss11ealy Into eee1 vseee.
- eltss hsppeasl h tAs nel1 - ~
eu11so oDDsasanss - ~ eGcss. rAe
result 80 thaa tAe oaenloeeat osla1
bseaoe - bsittjs - glass. psop0s1
- ~ osss. h esshs Into I've o1eosA
'~Three beyeoses Wsse aspsaes1 y
tsipe1 sAaoe an1 . sesah vas eeehs1
uo1es then. fAsss baysests eests1
sisviy. 81. vhss es,1. thsy vsss .
ssls = Isa1.
"As1 ~ thsss thisgs. b ~ csvil
vos. 0Aay . baysaea 0ahss'e oe0o
vs. 1la0Paes1."
The Dolores star., 1912-04-12

Len Hammer now 'thout thsy laagA
Just IKE idjsts and sria jsst NE Dess-
cats"
Il aint never hear tell d . Doas-eat
grinnin'," corrected Billy. he - smell
worser n what billy scat g."
1T ID Chsssy cats that grin.s a.
planned Lima.
Look like folks would ct 'sn Z loe
Of pols-cats stead O. chillsas always
hafto be wearing assfetty bags 'roun4
their nakss. % 3 they can kesp o.
whooping cough" said Frances.
You can't wear pols-cat roun' 20
make" grinned Biily.
And Len Hammer all time now ash.
ing me-" Jimmy continued. when I'm
going to wear Sarah James co'sst to
Sunday school. Grown folks bout The
iunatickest things they b. Amt you
going to unlock this chain. Billyr' As
demanded.
What I got to unlock II witAr'
asked Billy.
A. Jimmy's father was taking the
crestfalien changing to the black.
smith shop to have their letters re-
moved. they had to pass By the livery
stable: and Sam Lamb. bent double
with Intoxicating mirth at their predic.
ament. yelled: -
"Lordee! Lordee! Y all sho' 10 Do
outiandishest kids 'twixt de Bad Place
an do moon"
The Dolores star., 1912-04-12

sstAsA1so. well. ~ Dsa0s 80
Jimmy - ssos ever hsrs a. ~ -
tAs ethsg s11ss POO wallis yos rcd. No
aia't neves heas bout then tales, a.
] s'pse' - z ME 10 eo0s."
''vssy vell." rsplis1 bic eatlsss1 80
0rati0e1 relative. ~call hin over"
Btlly veaf y ~ fsscs. vhsre ~
The Dolores star., 1912-04-12

able 70 Aad sssusA goods 1anusnseues
% h this country wttheut sscsug0e
ing anareAlses an1 paapeTU abeoo4
i've ofssa hsar1 ~ hushand oals
about Political aRAirs. % ! s90Dooo !
a. bsttsr informed thar 1oee wemon.
The way Mrs kssshaw lses -
childrsa run over her y pss11ee1y
dreadful. Che didat sssm 70 have ~
Ieast control d them q III. -
willie. yoa must't scratch tAe -
aAo win thal ~. Mothss means wh1e
she says. darling. and sxpscs yeu =
obey. Not another scratch alSer thae
one you ars mailing! I've no douee
II your furniture polish b Tie right
kind. Mrs.. James. Il will RIB ~
scratches out perfectly and. anyhow.
they are such delicate oass. Willio
has such dainty touch with svesy.
thing that sometimes think be = %
Ing 10 b ~ artist.
why. wil-lte-s-e! Didn't ~
hear me say not another scratchf Al
you've made II least Ca more! Nov,
I simply viii not b disobsyeA thae
Rnv ana vNsa .nv alN n NhA
v.Iv.e chs,, cmmh 80 - ~
sh.re, NJ. -. NJ, rs.s. I .s~.vs
,.,.,.h c,c-r1,v ~. w,,,s. Sr.~-r
mi.A ne
II you bad children yourself yeu'A
understand how Il warns . mothers
heart 10 feel the little things dspssd-
Ing on ons md taking ones word -
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vs.h.. M, +. vo.IS mr. - S,s.~
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49,. ~.ss.s- = -.ss ~.s. 80
.v,,ms. -. 49,. ~, 80
-. 49, -. 49,. ..sss. 800.
- -. ~. ~. ~ -. 49,
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for himself in the future.
John stuck to his oath Until his
hair hung down his back to his
waist, and he had to tie up his
beard to keep it off the ground.
Then, a few weeks ago, he repent
ed of his bargain and had both
hair and beard sheered.
His family say his death yes
terday was caused by his bitter
grief and DISAPPOINTMENT at not
having kept his VOW.
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where he enjoyed the remainder
of his days. He died at the ripe
age of 81 years.
JABS STRAIGHT FROM THE
SHOULDER
Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. TO-
The time for manicured Chris
tianity is past.
The old idea of Jesus Christ as
a gentlemanly sort of person go
ing around with sweet smile on
His face is in the discard, and we
must pick up the sword He has
given US and get out and fight.
IF one hundred men got to-
gether and, said we want decency
in this community and we want it
now the dives would close up in
short order"
These were some of the jolts
Professor Smaller Matthews, dean
of the divinity school of Chicago
University and former editor of
'The World Today" handed his
hearers at a Men and Religious
Forward Movement meeting last
night.
Sounds like Smaller Matthews
were talking some.
BREAKS QUEER vow, DIES
OF BROKEN HEART
Stamford, Conn. Feb, TO-
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lection to the land value tax is due
to the fact that he owns some un-
improved property in the bust
ness part of Portland, worth ST.
100000 and assessed for a third
of that, can be guessed at. Under
a land taxing scheme he'd have
to cough up" a thousand
month more than he's doing now.
Ouch! That hurts.
X
The new American papa1 dele
gate, Mgr. Giovanni Bonzano,
was rector of the congregation
for the propagation of the faith
at Rome.
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and wide as some
considerable scrap
per, so to speak.
Just at this particu-
lar moment what
arouses his ire most
is single tax. Ore
gon proposes to
make the land value
tax her m a n
method of getting
revenue. Just how
much of SCOTS OBJ
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friends, Comanche recovered. On
return to civilization, he was TAX
en- to Fort Lincoln, Nebraska, and
later to Fort Riley, Kansas,
where he enjoyed the remainder
of his days. He died at the ripe
age of 81 years.
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BREAKS QUEER vow, DIES
OF BROKEN HEART
Stamford, Conn.,, Feb. TO-
John H. Kidney died of a broken
heart here yesterday.
John was a Democrat, and in
1896 he swore he would never
trim his whiskers or hair until
William J. Bryan was elected
President, thus piling up trouble
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Harvey w. Scott, editor of the
Portland Oregonian, is noted far
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
AUSTRAL|ANSL|KE WENATCHEE APPLE
 .,.:, .. ..r: ..-r& /
Antipodean Residents Imp~rt Fruit in Large Quantities
 From Washington.

Spokane, Euv. l2.--Thr W'e- natcher valley shipped more than half of the apples sent 10 Australia this season. according i" figures just compiled at We naIclrr.
 Australia will use appruXi- !niltrly 10000 boxes of Washing ion apples. and of this amount NrnaIrhr" will furnish over 3D. o0O bnXrS. Yakima rulrirS sec "nd with a total nf 2O.OOO boxes. Fifteen thousand boxes were ributrh ny various smaller apple districts of the state. The principal varieties shipped from Menatchcr are Winrsaps and GraNenSleins.
 The movement of apples from up-rivrr points from Wenatchrr started this week, the Columbia x OkanOgan Steamboat company handling l2,700 boxes, or 2l car loads Monday. Most of ihis ship nenl came from the orchards near Eniial.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
TEST SHIPMENTS
 SENT 10 TACOMA
Two Milling Companies Send Out Test Ship
 mentS.

The management of the EaIn- cror-.Jnhnson mine have sent d shipment of ten tons uf ore lO the TarnnIa shelter in order tn have d mill test made. The ur,, was brought tu town by Wilson. th" frright"r. anal he also brought ten ions from the Prick son rlaiIn> nII Mineral creek.
 The work nI ihr ,JrhnSun- frirk~Hn property I~ being done for lh" ore taken uIIi and it is estimated lhai lh" men will gel ImIIrn~r returns for inc work they lIaN" done. They have taken nIIl len ions of rich ore.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
ANARCHISTS SEND
 POISONED DRUGS Dozen MiIanese Merchants Die and Seven Suspects Arrested on Charge.

Geneva. Nov. Anarchists at Milan have been sending poi Soned drugs in various disguiScs to- prominent residents and a doz- c wealthy merchants have died within the last few days, the cause of death in each case be- ing pronounced poison by phy- sicianS.
 The editor nf the anarchist newspaper at Milan and six uth- "r known anarchists faN" been arrested a. suspects.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
BUTTE BANDIT
 R0BS BUTCHER
Gun Man Locks Meat Seller in
 the foe Box and Gets Away " With 5000.

Butte. Mont. Nov. I2.--A ban dit entered James buichrrShup yrstrr.lay- evening when no GUS toners were around and held mp the proprietor al the point of a gun. forcing him Lp gu into the ice box and locking him in. The which was in the cash register.
 James remained all night in he ice box until he was released this morning by employees when they came ln work. He Was So badly frozen ihaI hr was taken to a hospital.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
ARIZONA MINE
 MAKES MONEY
Produ,es 5o,ooo,ooo Pounds of Copper to Earn Five Mill
 lion Dollars.

Douglas. AriH.. Nov. I2.-Sunc of the Financial piibIical ions have figured that on a production of 50, ,00O.000 pounds of copper per annum, Calumet X Arizona is to- day earning al Inc rai" of s5,- COG, ,OOO.
 The facts, ii is asserted, are that for some time the net cost of Calumet & Arizona copper has been under five cents a pound. making that company the low est cost copper producer in the world and at the present rate of production of slightly over 5O.- 100000 pounds per annum. Cal uanet & Arizona is earning at the rate of S6.5OO, ,O0O Der annum.
 General Manager Grccnway is very "pt"mistic as Io tho com pany's possessions in thr Aio district, in Pima county. which they arc drilling extensively by churn drills, with the idea of de- vclopinR big steam shovel prop osiiion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
:MONTENEGRENS
 10 FIGHT TURKS
Score Now in Town Waiting for Boat--SeveraI Valdez Men
 Will Go.

Twenty Montcncgrens are now in town who have come from the intGrinr tn go back to the land of their birth to fight the hated Turk and to help their country take from the MuSlcms ihe land formerly owned by Christian ma 1 ions.
 Most of those now in town have com" over tho trail from Fair banks, helping one another tO pay the freight of the trip back to tn" old country, willing io sac riiicc all the accumulatiUnS of years in order tO help defeat lhe "ppr"S>"rs of their race.
 The party will be joined by SrS"ra' of their rnuntrymen who have been working down the bay and around at the different min ing camps. Charles Mercvh. well known around the town. will be on" of the members of the party. They will take the first boat out and after arriving al Seal ]" will br taken care of by the consul. The several governments < now at war with Turkey have es- iabliShrd recruiting stations all over Inc United States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
EUROPE ID GET
 FLOODED STALLION
Famous Rock Sand, Sold by Bell mont, Shipped to France
 Last Saturday.

Jersey City, Nov l2.--Whrn the Minnrwaska sailed recently she had on board the highest priced stallion in the world. The slal- lion, Rock Sand. was recently purchased from August Belmont for Si5O,O00 by a syndicate of Paris turfmcn.
 A special ear was chartered for the animal to make the trip from Lexington to Jersey City. Mir. Hill, the trainer, will deliver the valuable animal to he syn. dirair in Paris, and will then rr- turn io ihiS cOuitry.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
DEMOCRATS WANT
 ILLINOIS SENATORS
Will Try to Prevent the Election cf a Republican for Lori
 mer'S seat.

Chicago. Nov, l2.--lllin"is Democrats will try. Ln capture both senatOrships from ihis state. To that end they are planning to prevent the election of Re- publican for LUrimer>S seat at the special session of the present legislature called by Gov. Dencen They will adopt filibustrring tac- lies and hope tn head off an clcc- tinn until the legislature expires hy limitation.
 There ar" numerous aSpirant $ Tor the short term, and there may i'r a fight on Lewis for the long term. although he was nnminat .- rd al the primary last spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
TREV|NO STARTS
 NEW REVOLUTION Another Mexican Guerrilla Cuts Loose and Devastates za-
 patista.

City of Mexico, Nov. i2.--Gen- eral TrevinO is al the head of another revolution and has sciz- nd the city of Zapatista. where his Followers are committing hor- rIbl" .outrages, killing unarmcd men and abusing women and children. It Is reported that Ire vino has said that he intends to bring about a revolution in Mex 'co like that of France and will set up a suillotine for public enemies. xz,,-s ,x / s;
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
INSANE LOVER
 KILLS A GIRL Laborer Shoots on Crowded Street and Flakes His
 Escape.

thlldnl, Ore. NnoN. lo.-- Miss Nlrgic liarl. pretty young girl If this place, lies a corpse in tn: local morGue today as the re- suit of all insane attack made on her on a crowded street by Bob Morgan, d laborrr, whose attrn- lions sh" had rcpulSrd.
 Enragrd becaIIsc his attentions lowering several months time had been repeatedly sli"hlcd by the Slrl. Morgan armed himself with q pistol. and. seeing iIr girl walking down the street with Friends. fired four bullets inin il"r body. H.. escaped.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
LUMBER MILLS
 ID SHUT DOWN
acol mutation of Stock Might Cause Slashing of
 Prices.

Tacoma. Wash, Nov. i2.--Tu prevent an accumulation of a surplus stock of lumber under the improving prices which have ruled for few month it is
 probable a concerted move will be made for a general shutdown iOf all the Sawmills in western Washington and Oregon for al
 least 30 days. beginning with Christmas. This iS said iu have been Inc prevailing sentiment of several lumber manufacturers who met for all informal cnnfrr- cnrc al the TarnIna hotel yrslrr- day afternoon.
 Al ihr present lime lumber prices nf all kinds are firm, with
 the exception nf two-inrh limen-
 sion. which dropped 50 ccnts a thouSand in tn" past two weeks. Generally the demand is good and
 The mills are loaded with orders. Thor" ar" said to be numerous inquiries. particularly for rail road material for car-b,lildinr
 purposes.
 Shingl"S are still i'll d bad way,
 not yet having recovered from inc reaction which followed the
 rapid rise in prices thr I,ast summer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
SEAC0AST MINE
 GETS SUPPLIES
Six Tons Freighted From Beach to Claims Mile and a Half
 From Shore.

Tn" S"aCuH>i mines. luralrh uu Slinup bay. hav" rrrriv"d their winters supplies rrrrnfly. which wrr" taken lu thr mine by Will SoI. The property Is located about a mile and a half from the beach "u Slrnup bay. The sup plies were taken in a boat tu the beach just below the mine and then the stock, which had been lead to Shoup bay along the beach. were used to pack inc out fit up tu the workings.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
HAVE FINANCED
 THE GOLD KING
Futile Gets Money to Develop a Rich Property Near coium-
 bia Bay.

Word Was received late yrS- t"rday in a telegram from \. \. Inttlr ir Charles KrarnIcr in inc effect That h" had made arrau:r- nirni> Wilh S"aIII' rapiiaI in ilnanc" th" development work of the Gold Kin" claims. IT,. also Sial"r! ihal hr would iur in Val deg by ilrr iir~l If b"r"lnlrr 1uJ that ih" work W"rlld ~Iuri jrnn,r- diaI"ly.
 The Gold King i> llI. pr,.,n.riv 1"rni"rlN knnWn a~ he Trnas HnnfIIS. anal Was IOnird hv Tut ll". traW ford and I.aIhrnp from thr original InrainrS. The rock taken from the surfarr show IngS and exhibited in town Was probably the richest quartz ever brought in town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
ohuroh soo,s.y Organized.

At a meeting held last night in church of The Epiphany so- ciety was organized having for it's object the formation of a re- ligious and social club. Profes- sor Davis was elected president, Walter Stuart vice-presi ident, Walter Elliot treasurer and Miss Stuart secretary. The first meet ing will bc held at Inc church next Sunday Gveping. The club has seventeen members.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
KANSAS CONTEST FORGOVERNORsH|P Rep ubiican Candidates Margin so Small Democrat Will Try
 to Dust Him.

Topeka. Nov. i2.--A contest over the govcrnorship of Kansas Is assured. Arthur Capper, Re- publican, was elected by a very small margin which may be near ly wiped out by returns not yet tn. Hodges, Democratic candi- date, will contest the election on tho ground of alleged frauds and irregularities in many places.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
BRITISH ENVOY
 TO RESIGN POST
Ambassador Hrice Will Return to England and Stick to Lit
 eratupe.

Washington, D. c.. Nov. l2.-- Ambassador James Bryce of Great Britain, announces that he has sent his resignation lo the British government and will re- turn soon to England and confine himself to literature. His health is impaired and it is said a break down iS threatened. He is 7i years old.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
DELAWARE TOWNS
 BAR SWEET CIDER
Too mony Citizens Get Full on Apple Juice to Suit Tenn
 persnce FIks.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. l3.-- several Delaware towns have prohibited the sale of sweet ri- der. This beverage is a y"ry pul- ular drink in dry towns. but so many men have been getting drunk on il that general suspic- ion has been aroused that the va rlciy commonly drank has a stick in il.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
WILSON TAKES
 BLK SUPPLIES Leaves Town With 5 Tons, Part Horse Feed and the Balance
 Roadhouse Supplies.

Jim Wilson, the frcightcr. left town this morning with five tons of supplies for the Blk rOadhOuse at Copper Center. Af- ter the goods are delivered the outfit will go on into Paxsons, where Wilson has a cache of sfeds and they will bring the sleds to- Valdez. Jop Bush is in charge of the outfit.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
TAFT ID FINISH
 TRUST CASES
President WiII Try to Wind Up With Prosecutions Now
 In Progress.

Washington, b. c., Nov. i2.-- preSfdent Taft announces that he will try to finish the trust prosecutions which are now un- der way before the close of his term. The Department of Jus tfce will urge early hearings of all these cases. The most inn portant is the Harvester Trust case.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
JOHNSON ASSERTS
 :: HRs'EcuffD

Chicago, Nov. i2.--Jack John son told the reporters today that he is much persecuted citisen. He says. he Is a great @fhsn and, like Napoleon, Jacob and King David, he is in trouble over g woman he loves. He predicted that he would soon be free and asserted that he intends to marry the white girl, whose intimacy with him put him behind the bars.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12

,,, IL cost George Kirk new bil- T lihrd cloth for running his cue through the one Dad" Ingram has on the billiard table. George IS some champion and was show ing the boys" the fancy shots. It cost him SIG. Now, he says, they can learn the fancy work watching "Goldie.' ICs too high priced for him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
PRQEEs'I|. AGA|NsT GERA!H \ OIL PLAN
 r.t N. .S'TI

l, Washington, ID. C., Nov. i2.-- The United States government will make formal protest against the German project for government ownership of all the entire oil industry in that coun- try, al the request of Americans who have large investments in the oil business in the empire.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
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The launch Brighton came in today from Port Wells. W. c. l.. beycrs, the merchant of Golden. was a passenger.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12
New Pictures Tonioht.

hnc change of new pictures tonight ai the Orphcum. Boost and attend the local Ihcalcr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12

The man that trusts to cum ming for his success is next door tO thief.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12

The Cordova term of the dis trict court will open Thursday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12

High 1des this week ore near ly up lo the extreme. high mark.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-12

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