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The evening world., 1913-01-27
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keep peace within the States. to pro-
vide common defsnsss and to promote
general welfare
SIT. (What u the origin Of I'll Do
rador)-It V q name given by the
Spsniards to The Golden Land" which
was supposed to exist somewhere ON the
Western Hemisphere
els. (What IL the meaning Of the
slang phrase "ths dickensr')-It v q
corruption Of devil Shakespeare, In
Merry Wives Of Windsor" act .. scene
2, uses II In the sentence, II cannot
tell what the dickens his naIns IL"
90. COT what u . sponge madsN-
OF . nbrous substance composed OF
cells produced BY tiny sea animals.
go. (Hov 10 the red aPs In fireworks
probability nitrate Of stronuan.
whleh bHs1a w1tA Q M aaAA
The evening world., 1913-01-27
The High Cost of Living
And How to Reduce It.


b Pubh1ns r.sN'v Dv..s wa0.
g No. 7-Famine-s Digniaed and Paying Bustnsss.
ss than n. n: s . s. sA s:' ar .; ss;'s.
simply human moths nut'.n. around the city candle b..
YOU'D III:
sns veui1 ". tn. public for
::,s tn: :es: s, u: u;
country
:s ~. =.
M
amid the .a:s: :ss country ns
Nev xe. into Ne potter. n.la; 500 imiAs. month aiDos
u - .v.:s .s,siss
=: ~ t.. =: IN: :s =. :: '1
Where the Simple LIE Scores
s: % nav " ~ = ~: % " 's r.: T.. .:,
= ne American fe'.n.e :: assured .
and
he .. ws.
''A.s % Of n sn . s: ~. farmer: : ,.n ,
a ~. w. .s "
Farming pr,.,
retired from h . hs
and os of %: .
Of d: IN H. %s. as ~: at
Tie Slogan of "Back to the Land"
% s our time and LONG stop oss.n:
com. a.r: Of the SOIL mon 70 % owners
muitud.s men, are now turning their ana
r. a % $ no" :: :n 1s
:Sn: n and u,n: and tn: good point. Of
", ~, :., a., .n.,,.., o.v.n.,, m .,.,,,.. ar g.
but also for tn. Of for the
shat.
cheaper
Psaes earth. good will to men"
The evening world., 1913-01-27
Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers

Why not ask her II she will let you
call Or take her 20 some place Of amuss-
mantf
II. H." writes: "A young man says
he loves me. but he 10 always telling me
about another girl and what nice times
he has at her house Do you thiak he
does this to test my jsalousyr"
He's teasing you Don't let him.
m. g." writss: "A young man tells
me that no loves me. but he often
says things to hurt my feelings and
then viii not apolostss. Do you think
he really cares for msr'
At any rate / do not believe that he
can make you lasunGly happy.
The evening world., 1913-01-27

Hin hS3l Feel Ashsmsd Of Himsslfi
The Trouble with the Maybe Motor
" that It always Lays Down It the
Foot OF HUI
Give the Glad Attt to ths Loser
ItU only DO Wasted on the WInnsyl
II. Whsn you Awaken At Two O'Clock
in the Morning. you THEN FEEL that
you're Going TO VIA Out ysur Figures
are Correct!
A soft Answer MAY Tum Away
wrath, but there's . Psychological No
m ant 70 Talk Back. at thAtl
Tho Time 70 Fight 10 BDTORB they
Bssin U Ride Herd On you n . Basbsd-
WIRE Corral
Our ia Of the Height Of ln@sdunty
n the stats Of Mind OF the Booss- Fisht-
AZ who Declines to Quit II even AFTER
the Doctor has Told him All About Ais
NeAuiatsA Fuil-Moroooo Livsel
Noybs yoW'Vs Noticed that the "SotI
Job" u aIUays Held Doom BY q sof!
kswi
The evening world., 1913-01-27
eossvlGAA 1D1S. - vmah 4. A0av OIL
eYNoPns or fHDOTDlNo CpAPrnaa

..yaha. Qsysoa. Lerd 0ssysSssa n aAsusssA. IN
~: !: s.' Z: !: Z: ~ e. &
X: 70 Is: ~: ~ :. 81: e; =: 8
49,: ;::' ii:. ;lIs;'1 81: AIT So :. 81, !;
: s..: g: "a: s: s s: ~. s :;
NM: .. .: : :::s:: !! s lave! :: .: =; z:
sossss:s sss, y :sss = sasi's Sass ne
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kiss.
pa. g." writes: y am In love with .
youns man who has paid attention to
~ for six months. and he seems to care
2ss me. But he has never tried to kiss
Wouldn't b DO this u hs we're
fs1lly In lover
Net asesssaSfiy. Psrhaos he respects
kou 70 much that he wouldn't think OF
byiAg 70 kiss you bsfoss ves promised
y anAsyy him.
~. D." writes: = an muoh in love
IN Q girl who works Whsss do. But
AoaSh she smiles whenever We meet
be won't spsak to me outside our place
Il employment. What shall I dot"
The evening world., 1913-01-27

O1l. Hoso u iron odlU0ntse6 osd
|Ays
eSe. What port Of q bono 70 essen-
y to jts Nfes
Toes. Rop many ribs arc there IN
Dc human bodvS
02t. What u the difference bettoeen
simetic" and ''potenttGr" ener0y3
Aes6. Why are tree browches often
fokew BY Nghtntn0e
RHESE questions win Be answered
wednesday,. Here are replies to
Fridays:
nc. (What are the purposes Of the
ted states ConstitutionD-ro form .
1aGt dJea. q sstablisA justice q
The evening world., 1913-01-27

Confession may
b Good for the
Soul. but Amend
mant gets over .
Lot Morn Ground!
TslanS about
the New Dope cur
Barber informs VI
that he Always
Does the Best he
Can with Every
Strange Customer
Tor Fear that II he
Doesn't and the
Tn - min =
The evening world., 1913-01-27

t1E VuSo8VSU WIZ WOSoo8 W
into . state Of psaie ut
| Wsse Abonsa a6sotsd 70 tel
considerable sespsseism ~.
- casding the tale. aud attsso.
Utica he whole fsbstaatsea - their
fr.Eht N the fAce Of some real dagger.
'You tell ~ this great seory." hs saAd.
"bseauDs yov - - 0Ass - eosa8 n
truth. xoe 90 70. sS.."
when ths usse spraAg uoou Araads
you ran away ana iets As@ 4~e ~
cowardsr'
Scarcely he'd AbonSs oeased eoeeA.
Ing whsa great osesnins OF o:'.S
IN the trsss above msm cs.see tns
blacks 70 look W IN rsneweo SnNr'
The sight that met shs1 ssss "S"s svsa
Mbonga shuddsr'
Tu'o'ne sac '~ ns,..n.S
tho dseo ocoy s.M 49," ~"
With . sscksn'nc nn0oss' wv. Wv
ground st tnsr 100. A..
Win one soooro ne e'.o. M ~ w
their hsses. nor dsd sne5 w. W.. '.s
|: last oe thsm wes soss N N s"s' "
the 5ungse.
-,w. "a ,.nsveA his supply Of a.
v~s 80 40 ,na ofsenns If foeA
eows: IN IT," 80 n.~Aa "a an,ease
when sns "ss"s
he wrath. -
Before he LETT Ne eerHed -
lnran6o 70 the safe OF me Vu.se. ~.
rroro>A II vp against the polisede "
S,os a vav mat the dead face seemed
.~sn. round me edge of the lsfs
c.1 Aovn ths Path which isA -
sAae-poss WV"
the 5un3aA
TAsn ~ Psturnsd. huntmc' ~"
n,,rssns. 70 the cabin By the beo0h.
n took q Aossn attempts On the pASs
..~,cu.h,v frtshtened blaoks -
OF us .|',.v. r..t thu srtnnAns
rs-sntsI s"s ~ sc,,o, "A vhan
faos OF Ws'r ~.
thsy found the Nooo e"o ~,
tn~v knew, what they only too wa
1900. that Mlrande haA seem the sssA
80. - IN. ,unsia.
sp nm ssw shss esgytbls
N. tusHle died: for Wa II uee
Nsus that noue I0S eAve :" s"s v.sss
hsd ever seen hmI Tncrspesss 49,
vho had dtsd ~ his AAnne must nsve
IN him anA paad the 1snaaty WIEN shss
No..
A. honR - tAaQ ouppne0 mm WA
..ovs ana food he would not harm
49,, ,,risss t1,sy looked upon HIN, 20
y, 80. ~rdersd BY Mbonga that In ad-
N.o, IA tn hood offering thess should
u,~ ~ isid out an ofRsrtng Of arrows
-. md. Nunsngo-Ke ewaM. and tins
.o' S~cs from then on.
1y,,~n rar.an came in sist4 n ne
49,. .tood his cabin q str,a9e
oe@o ,,,~."si .nsotaole met HE vlstou,
Ana ~ "A ga water, Of the land .iooS~d
vi s". 5000 a srest ship. and a ~
nsIi mai vss drawn IN.
pSeca 49,, -ondsrful Of iii. a numISsy
r.n,t. men ike himself were movtns
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lot Like Any Story Iou Have Bead
TARTAN OF THE APES


from the black msa-ae moro eivtlleoo
than the apss-ne ICES cruel thAA ~
Dor. the tiger.
FOR . moment the others ssosA 49,.
Ing at the killer ana the giant 1ya10
dead upon the beach.
Then one Of them lsushs1 80
slapped the little man upon the oeeA
There Vas much more taik aal 0sssSss.
lstiuG. but less QuarrellinG.
Presently they launched the eeaA -
all jumped into Il ana rewsd evaY
toward the great ship. upes whose 60
Tarsan could 80 ether aSures nsvsno
about
when they hsA slsnbsese aSeese
Tarsan clipped 70 earth behinA . $500
tree and crspt to his cabin. keseSne -
always between hiMsslf 81 Tie go
CrsspinG In e the Aoes. - Scoo9
that svsrythisg had bsen ransoenee
HE books and pencils stseWo1 the oeoes
HIS weApous and shields ooA oenee ~.
lie store - treasures were Nssesss
about
wave Of anger surgsl thsoa0A -
The new seas ssss AZ . ,scSs
500 sgsinst his taWny hiAA
Quickly 10 M - ~ eugooose -
ssarched In he tas seooO - - SoUO
hell. Ali He bseAahsA . - q 49,
~ = drew cut The litt1e tlA bex ~
opening Il SsuaA ~ 0ssess0 Sssesoo
TSs photossapA q ~ s.snaa: sssesg.
faced young man 60 ~ nssss saA1s
pusslo book Woeo 0oSA
what was thatf
His eu,cE ssr IA saugAe Q ~ ~
UNFAMILIAR SOUND.
Running 70 the wanAsv. - eeeae1
toward the hsrboP. AAotheg 49, ~
N.irS lovsred iron the ~. oo0a ~
ssW many peopis clamAa9in9 en- ~
sNs. al the Iarger vessel GA Aro00en4
into the bosts. Thsv wsrs se0an0 beAs
IN FUN force.
~ = momso< aonesr f>sssa vssuAso
vhlH = number Of oo1so "a eun1lss
vsre lowered into the waiting beo1D:
thcn. 20 they showed or erem IL Gh1v0
sNa the apo-maA saateheA - . laeoo
Of papsr. aAd witA peaeu 0sosoe -
Il several lines ee seoog. wensooeA
0imost istt3-ossfset ehasaaseaA
This notioe hs stuck uDeA ~ -
With Q small. sharp spaisess g 49,
Then sathering " he ?ssaas.. e -:
his arrows and - many eeWe 80 ~
a. he could saFsy. he haseaas1 - 9
Gooss aAA dtsApoeAsea me ~ 49,
when the two boeto veeo 49,
upon the silv9y saAo ls 80 o
aSsortmsnt Of hamanaey tAes esaees
ashore
some twenty oeulo - al ~ 49,
n the Aftssn rough and vaue1osoe -
psartng ssamsn could have eooo 80 -
possess that Immortal spAsk. 0noe 49,
were foruooth, Q most AltAy -. oooo1a
thirsty hooking asgrsgataeA
Th~ o<hsrs Of the party Wo0o e -
ferent stamA
Ona Wa an eSdss4y maA, M Voo1o
hair ana iares rtmmsd gpestaeIea -
sIirhtIv stoonsd should1rc VegO I1ano1
In an iii-atuns, Though ,u,nanulS6A
Sr,ck cc~A. 4 Shiny m ~ NM -
80 src~nS,s,itv al - m n - ~
80 Sss~siS
~" -src.,A .,.u>e, - - w
. ss'i v.,n- IN n ~ 6nm
E-,,,v h~Sar1 ~ ane1Se0 ~sSsSv
"- - . 49, ~ N,osS~A ~
49, xs.A,~
49,
1870 ~. S.ioS~s. =.
Sas 49, ,,iiss. 4. sa.~s ss
NJ. srnSis "a ~: SS ~
= ~ .siis-
usovins thS hsias a. eeaas ~ q
beaA
.mSs s - ~" = ~, = sboot ~
and It was ne ysuas naa vAs 500
g '%S ,,. "o1 Is "a 0eS ~. |" . n,. ~ ~.
ana pretty smiis Of thanhs.
.s IN s'i ssn me pss.x , asve ~. %
ever their intsatioes. ell hs6 - r.
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Cheer Up, Cuthbert!

Copyright. 1913. b. The prss Puelashs
a cost Of us are More Familiar with
MI Cause and defect" than win
AVA the Accepted Vsraoal
The evening world., 1913-01-27

. %. (Ihs No yoek Evening Woeld1,
We saw him Yesterday and - NJ
ThAre with Bellsl
II the sun svsr DOES Rise o. "8ema
Day." the Clouds Obscure III
The evening world., 1913-01-27

y ~ N1s Nv xosS evening Wou0.
beneath It, SHOW window % that psdss.
t1'ans msy stop and brush the dust q
'rsvsa frem their tootgsas while hook
'ns In the window Ct Shs sosls d.
played.
The shos-cisansp consists q . yUesy
hair brush driven by . small slsosz4o
motor concealed under the show oass.
me 1sops1stos sayS that many people
wax blocks out Of their way b uss
the dsvieA which he regards - IN q.
es'lsnt Advertisement Tor his tusinssa
Electric Menu.
A NOVEL application d electricity
~ has been mae In . restaurant
= In wellington. New Zealand. Al
each table " . wooden frame contain
ing The menu. Opposite each item II .
push button. ~ . guest chooses his
viands he pushes the correspondents but
ton which causes the number Of his
table and the numbers of the dishes he
has collected to appear on an annuncia.
tor In the kitchen. simultaneously a
automatic printer makes q record of the
order and . statement OF the proper
charge which V received by the waiter
when the dish 10 ready to bs served.
The waiter brings the food to the table
in the customary manner
The evening world., 1913-01-27

Electric Shoe. Cleaner.
A N snterprising cleaning and dysias
~ establishment In . western olty
= hes installed IN electric shoe
cleaning apparatus ON ne siAOWatk 3uss
The evening world., 1913-01-27
ClubU0men and EIectrics,

VrIIE Jersey CITY WOmsn's Club, a
= result OF Its study OF housshold
= economics, recently requested tho
local electric lighting company To give
its members q practical demonstration
Of the uses Of electrical appliances Ter
home service. In response. the com
psny arranged an elaborate programme
which included several papers on eis,-
tr1cal subjects in non-technlcaI Ian.
guags. moving pictures and the prepare
ton, In Wow OF tho audience. Of = six
course dinner fOs four people.
This practical demonstration Included
the use Of the electric stove for cooktn;
joints and vegetables and OF tho electric
chahnx dish. pereolator and toastsr.
The entertainment was Instructive and
s1usasisnsi IN the highest degree and
sets . MARI for other electricity supply
na0nan(eo - aiD a.
The evening world., 1913-01-27

NUpsaSn1 SVA0' W 49, sS@ so~
D achieve the reputation Of be-
Ing versatile has always
operated against the actor.
And undoubtedly the very
fact that Edward L DAveu-
The evening world., 1913-01-27

oaass(1 'Svaa Out" isas as.-ass
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-05-29

The contest shall close on day
which will be announced later. 10
days prior to closing of contest, the
judges will carefully lock or seal bal
lot box and take same to the Bank of
Philadelphia, where the same will be
in place where the voting can be
done during business hours and lock-
ed in vault at night until close of
contest, when the judges will take
charge and count same and announce
the young ladies winning in their
turn.
The last ten days all the voting
must be done in sealed box at the
bank. If you do not wish anyone to
know whom you are voting for, place
your cash for subscriptions, together
with your coupons, in sealed en-
velope which will be furnished you
and put same in ballot box This will
give everyone fair and square deal.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1913-05-29

l. ANNOUNCEMENT. This
Piano and Popular LADIES' Voting
Contest will be conductsd fairly and
honestly on business principles, strict
ly with justice and fairness to all con-
cerned. With the above principles
II will be an assured success.
z PRlZES.--The capital prize
will be an Obermeyer & Sons Piano.
Also other valuable prizes to the
amount of many dollars, which are
announced herewith
3. CANDIDATES.-Ladies in
this and adjoining counties are elipi-
BILE to enter this contest and the partv
receiving the largest number of votes
shall receive the S4OO Obermeyer &
Sons Piano and other premiums will
be distributed in accordance with the
contestants standing at the final count.
4. TIE IN VOTES Should anv
OF the candidates tie in votes the
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
ASK AN UNTEXED
 SUGAR BOWL

Fhe tariff reform commit : tee of the Reform club in New York has issued an open letter to Congress which cites some iEtere sting statistics regarding the duty on sugar, now so prominent on the national leg iislative program. The New Workers are for free sugar, N ithout tue reduction and the wait of three years proposed in the administrations tariff sch ene. They point out how the duty at present is approximate lv ? cents to the cost of every pound of sugar consumed in this country. That amounts to a tax Of about SS on the sugar bowl of every family in the United States. The total levied because of the duty is $50. G00.000 a year. The amount received as duty on sugar wa s52, ,000,c00 in 1911. In other words for every S3 the consum @. pays in sugar duties the gov. einment gets SI and the sugar refiners and growers get s2.
 The protection accorded to cur sugar growers is figured as sII, ,323,2O to cane and s22,6i6, 400 to beet raisers. Hawaii, Porto Rico the Philip rines and Cuba come in for a. bout Si6,000,O00. We spend about s400, 0,000,00O a year on sugar and SI56, 6,0O0, ,00O for duties It is asserted that, from q protectionist standpoint free sugar is desirable. The sugar industry gave employ ment to t3.526 people in this country in 1909. There were 1ol.606 employed in canning, preserving and confectionery manufacturing. Il is contend cd that the latter force would be doubled within a few years, If sugar were on the free list. Meantime every one who uses sugar also would profit by re- duced prices.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
Launches Rough Rider and Teddy

MONDAY. 8 a m-Chomley Sunny Poil.), connecting with mail carrier for Sulzer and all points on West Coast Prince of Wales Island. TUESDAY, -Metlakaht- la, Dolomi and Moira Sound. WEDNESDAY, 8 am-Loring, Yes Bay, (Cannery-Hatch- erf) Bell Isl'd Hot Springs THURSDAY, 8 a m-Sane as Monday.
 FRIDAY, Sam -Metlakahtla. SAT'DAY, m-Mt. Andrew, Kasaan, It Camp, Rush & Brown.
 Carries Passengers and
 Freight Williams & Hubbard
 Masters
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Tongass Narrows Bouy 6 re ported out of position on April 10th, 1913, was replaced in position April 2ith, 1913. By direction of the Commis : sloner of Lighthouse. In the absence and by direction of the Inspector.
 MILO HOADLEY.
 Superintendent.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

\ New York millionaire say; it is harder to live on an la- 9me of st5,00O a year than CT S15 a week. Possibly, blt there are lots of folks who would be willing to try t6 provo that he is mistaken.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Postmaster General Burleson proposes to change postmasters from one city to another, as they demonstrate their ability. Do you know of any city that would like to have it's post :.laster transferred?
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Acting President Huerta of Mexico refuses to recognize the flew Chinese republic. It is more than likely that China re- fuse to recognize Huerta's rec Cgniation.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

It is asserted that most of the American ambassadors to foreign capitals do not know how to dress the part. Well J. Ham Lewis is in the senate and we'll have to get along th3 best we can abroad.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Field either has the goods on the shelf or the money in the drawer each night, nothing on the books. Is it plain to you Low he can sell cheaper than credit houses? adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES
First M. E. Church

First M. E. Church Sunday Church service II a. m. and i:30 P. m.
 Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30. Friday choir meets o'clock. First and third Wednesday after Aoons at 2:30 Ladies Aid Society.
 H. ". MICHENER, Pastor.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Better see Foord the Plumber about that work you are think ing of having done. His price and work are both 0. K. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

No one is entitled to credit at Fields store. Most Eules have exceptions but this rule has none. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Regular meas, 25c and up. Short Orders, you pay for what you eat. The Bismarck Lunch Stand. Max Rosenberg, Prop.
 rietor. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

fl and i6 foot skiffs for sale at SuIly's Carpenter Shop.
 Advertising.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
STATEMENT OF THE OWN- ERSHlP, MANAGEMENT,
 CIRCULATION, ETC.,

of the Kecthikan Daily and Weekly Miner, published at Ketchikan Alaska, required by the Act of August 24, 1913, Editor, Richard Bushell, Jr., Ketchikan, Alaska.
 Managing Editor, Same. Business Manager. Same Publishers, The Miner Publish ing Co.,, Ketchikan, Alaska. Owners, Richard Bushell, Jr., and NJ. II. Bushell, ketchikan Alaska.
 Known bondholders, mortgages and other security holder, holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities: Miners X Merchants Bank. htttIlhdil. AldSkd,
 Average number of copies of each issue of this publication
 old or distributed, through the mails or otherwise. to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date Of this statement. (This in formation is required from daily newspapers only 25o.
 The Miner Publishing Go.
 RICHARD BUSHELL, JR, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of April, 1913
 CHAS. H. COSGROVE Notary Public in and for AL aska, residing at ketchlkan.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Mass at 10 a. m. fist Sunday of month, Mass at s a. m. and 10 a. m. Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. Sunday Nespers at s p. m. Week Day Mass at s a. m. Rev. Wm. A. Shepard.
 Pastor.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
Saint Johns Church

Saint Johns Church Rev. Robert Eweu Roe, priest in charge.
 Sunday a. m. Holy Communion. 9:45, Native Sunday School. 11:00, Maths (1st. Sunday, Holy Communion) and sermon.
 1915 White Sunday school. 3 p. n. Native service. [ p. m. Evensong and sermon Wednesday 7:30 p. n., Native ser vice.
 Saturday 200 p. m. J. 4 8. 7:3o P. m. choir practice.
 Meeting of vestry first Monday ,l9at in month; WomenI Guild, al tekhate Thursdays, 2:3o.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
The Miner Publishing Go.

25 cents off on every dollar purchase tEat Field is offering E.eans a great saying for you.
 vertisement
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

See that comedy at the Gross tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Mans Lust For Golda at the Dream tonight adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25
Christian Science Society

Christian Science Society Front street opposite Hunts market. Regular services Sun day 1 1 a. m.
 Subject for Sunday April 27 "Probation After Death" "Wednesday evening reading and song servlce 7:30 p. m.
 All Are Welcome
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

The Daily Miner, $1 per mo.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-04-25

Jof printing at The Miner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-13
LUND'S PETITION
FOUND IRREGULAR
Building Inspector Name Will Not
Appear on the Official
Ballot

Emil S, Lund, building inspector, will
not nave his name on the official ballot
as a candidate for city commissioner His
petition of candidacy was filed with the
city recorder late Saturday afternoon but
on examination yesterday by the city
corder 1t was discovered that the Lund
petition was not made out In the manner
prescribed by law All other petitions
were found TO be regular and the names
OF twenty-five candidates for commits
sioner and eleven candidates for auditor
Will appear on the official ballot to be
voted upon at the primary election one
week from tomorrow.
A delayed train prevented Professor
Richard R. Lyman from being a candidate
for nomination at the coming. primary
election Mr., Lyman was out Of the city
and his friends had circulated his petit
ton for him in his absence, It had the
requisite number OF sigma lures early Sat-
urday, but required the affidavit of Mr..
Lyman In order to be complete Mr.. Ly-
man was due back early Saturday even
Ing. but his train was DELAYED until after
midnight and he reached Salt Lake too
late to Sign the affidavit and hence could
not become a candidate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-13
OTHER CITIES BETTER
SUPPORT LIBRARIES
Salt Lake Suffers In One Regard, Ac-
cording to Reports From
Northwest.

The public library Of Salt Lake City Is
not faring so we'll at the hands OF the
city, in comparison to other cities OF the
west, according to reports received from
four cities Of the northwest yesterday.
Reports were received from Seattle, Port
land Spokane and Tacoma, showing the
amount of money appropriated or received
in other ways by the city public libraries
and also the amount spent for books and
periodicals. during the year Of 1912 Seat
tie received sl6S.924,56 during the year
and Portland received s114,2S5.S2 as
against s2o.s7ss4 received by appropria-
tion by the library Of Salt Lake City. The
difference for the expenditures was not
so marked. Salt Lake City library spent
for books and periodicals s7617.S9. while
each Of the other two cities spent about
four times that amount.
Seattle and Portland are so much larg-
er than Salt Lake City that the compar-
ison is hardly fair. The other two cities.
Spokane apd Tacoma, are more nearly
the size and comparisons with them are
interesting. Spokane, which has a popu-
lation slightly larger than Salt Lake City.
appropriated last year for its library s42.-
341. 40, q little more than twice the amount
appropriated by this city. and spent S12,
200 for books and periodicals. Tacoma,
which has n population Of about 10000
less than that of Salt Lake City, did not
report the amount appropriated. but the
amount spent for books and periodicals
there for the public library was s9o5S'76.