The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-24

i Miner when she went away for a | visit The case got into court be. cause Miner wanted s13 board for l3 kittens.
 FORT MADISON, Ia. Peter 1 Brahanan was run down by an auto mobile. Unhurt, he arose and apolo- 1 gized for being in the machines s , way. Dr. C. S Philpot accepted his apology and brought him cigar WAUkEGAN, nl-Desk Sergeant Frank Tyron weighed 250 pounds six months ago. Each day he eats two prunes and drinks three glasses of water out of Lake Michigan He has lost sixty pounds l BOSTON.-Anthony J. Drexel- Riddle, the Philadelphia boxer-eyan- gelist, told the New England con l ference of the Brotherhood of St Andrew that Christ was an athlete NEW YORK-While fifty men worked frenziedly to rescue an Italian buried in a cave-in, a priest was lowered with rope to admin i ister the extreme unction The bur | jed man died
 l PORTSMOUTH, N. H. - The city | government is practically at stand still Mrs Ellen Quinn, trying to | collect $500 claim attached the i city hall and all the city's movable 1 property
 CHICAGO. - Accompanied by her 1 husband Mrs. Victoria Brock called at the police station to ask that she | be locked up for month saying she wanted to get away from her hus- i band and quarrelsome neighbors. l NEW YORk.-Armed with a bi- | cycle squirt gun, Mrs. Sarah Ehr | li2h marched strange man she | found in her rooms to the police | station. Then she burst into tears
 SAVANNAH, Ga. Nine-year-old Samuel Simms knifed 10-year-old ! James Griffin to death because l the latter wouldn't stop kickin' | his dawg arouD'
 DAWSON pour | breakfast food, was introduced here 1 by a trio of traders. It is made from the Arctic moss that abounds throughout Alaska.
 WARREN, Pa.-When Arthur En- gler. city dog catcher and old sol l dier, was willed 5000 by J. U. Jerome of Plymouth, for saving his life at Gettysburg, Pa, he quit his job.
 1 SAN FRANCISCO-Dr. s. l.. Hig- l gins, who owns a huge pet alligator which has the habit of wandering around town, has offered prize to anyone inventing muzzle which will keep the animals mouth shut SACRAMENTO, Cal.-Nine thous- and women registered in this county last month, but only fifty-six mar riage licenses were issued. County Clerk Pfund planes suffrage for the decrease in licenses issued
 ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Arlie Mccoy had a cork leg. He saw a newly paten- ted leg that he liked better than the one he had and because he did not have the money to buy it, hang ed himself
 PITTSBURG- dropped to 2l cents a dozen thirty minutes after three boats containing l,O00,00O fresh eggs, were docked.
 SUFFOLK, Va.-Rev Larry Smith, for whose murder" Rev. Ernest Lyon has served three years of an eighteen year sentence, has returned here and is seriously ill. Lyon will be. freed.
 NEW YORK-Speaking of Joan of Arc, John Vaughan said here: Were she here today among the woman suffragists, she might have broken our hearts, but she would not have broken our windows"
 ODD BETS OF NEWS
 BERNIE, Switzerland. A Swiss policeman saw stranger riding an unnumbered bicycle, and arrested him. but released the prisoner when he found he was M. Lupine, chief of Paris police.
 ENGLEWOOD, N. J.-Englewood's
 volunteer firemen have resigned
 because the council tested their speed by a false alarm.
 LONDON-Henry Chessher, in jail for assault, obtained $2O bail for one day that he might get mar. ried, and then returned to his cell
 NEW YORK-Daniel Hageman town constable of Huntington. l.. l., drank five ice cream sodas. and