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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-04
Miscellaneous Euents

About thirty-fve Of the friends OF
Miss Jean Leishmau, bride of the
present month, were entertained last
Monday evening at bundle shower at
the home of Miss Edna Klergard. Mu
sic and games were enjoyed and de,
Motley. Miss Nellie Scoville and Miss
Kjergard.
Mrs. Thomas Brighton entertained at
| five hundred last Thursday evening at
her home on K street in honor of Miss
TIattic Coombs of Centerville, who is
to be one Of the June brides. Others
who have entertained in Miss Coombs S
honor are Mrs, w. G. Watson and Mrs.
Willard Nav.
! a very pleasant surprise was given
in honor of the thirty birthday
of Mrs. Alma Johnson at GIL South
Sixth East street on last Sunday even
ing. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry Raub, Mr.. and Mrs, DR.. j. w.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sheets, Mr..
Alexander. Master Harry Raub, Jr.,
Miss Gray and Miss Diana Johnson.
On Saturday evening, April 26, Mrs
Ida L. Davis was the guest of honor
mt a surprise given by number of
Young ladies at her home on East Apri-
cot street. Music and games were very
much enjoyed during the evening. The
principal event was the PRESERVATION
of beautiful brooch to Mrs. Davis.
low, Mrs. p. T. Farney and the Misses
Lucy Hitch. Mabel Bird Florence
Goucher. Ei,ia Hitch. Norah link. Anna
Davis, Mabel Phillips, Jessie Nelson:
Bervl Robinson, Lovene Farrell and
Jessie Pinney.
Saturday afternoon Miss Lillian
theater, After the show lunch was
served at the Louvre cafe, The fol
lowing were present: Lillian Reilley,
Caroline Schiller. Francis Callow, Mar.
uaret Callow. Helen Chance, Jean
Hutchinson. Irene Savage. Adoline
Gregory, Janet Lackv, Fannie Orlob,
Mary Schcck and Gladys Reilley.. The
marty was chaperoned by Mrs. c. II,
Reilley
Mrs. NJ. w Reynolds entertained at
cards last evening in honor of Mrs. P
G.. Gillette Of Ophir. who is visiting Mt
the Hardy home on East First South
street.
Mrs, C. A. Shriber entertained at a
dinner last evening in honor of A. ].
Nelson and his sister of Denver.
The ladies Welsh society, ''The
Delyn.l', will meet Wednesday after
noon. May z. at 2 o'clock at the home
Of the president, Mrs. n. e. Giles. I15
Third avenue. All Welsh ladies are in.
vited,
Mrs. r. B. Sleater entertained at her
home, 357 West Third North street,
Thursday evening. in honor Of her
niece, Miss Loretta Cody Those who
honored the guest were Misses Mary
and Gertrude Birnie. Bertha LittIeford.
Mabel Mouutiford, Clara Nelson, Birdie
Canley, Naomi Pendleton, Nina Cody, |
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Miss Ada Dwyer, to her homo friends
Mrs. Hal RUSSELL will be home for the
summer months about the first week in
June, at the close Of the engagement
OF 1.-The Honey Moon Her daughter
Miss Lorna Russell, who has been in
school In the east, reached home yes
terday dis with the Dwyer family.
Mrs. o. W. Powers will be home to.
day from Los Angeles after a four
months absence from the city Her
son Roger, who is making his home in
Los Angeles, may return to the city for
visit during the month of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brandon re-
turned last evening from visit to
Evanston and vicinity, where they have
been presenting Mrs. Brandon + sketch,
Traps which goes on the Orphcum
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Seckels are now
settled in their new bungalow at 976
Wilson avenue.
Mrs. E. 81. Holden will leave wednes-
day for months visit with relatives
and friends at Kansas City.
Emil Selbach and his brother, B. o.
Selbach, who has been here from San
Francisco for few days visiting him,
left yesterday afternoon for Denver to
attend tho fiftieth anniversary Of the
birth OF their father, Captain Selbach,
who visited here last summer.
Mrs. J. D. Brown, wife of the depot
ticket agent for the Denver & Rio
Grande, returned yesterday from a
month g visit to Omaha.
Carolyn Schiller. daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs H. E. Schiller. will l'leave WedneS,
day noon 10 spend the summer with
relatives in the east,
DR.. and Mrs. T. J. Van Kirk Of Bel
lingham. Wash, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Barrette for few days dur
ing the past week on their way east.
Mrs. Earl K. Dyer of Oakland is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. A. McMas-
summer here, and will leave in the au-
tumn for Manila with Mr.. Dyer.
Mrs l.. G. Caldwell is here from San
Francisco to spend a month with her
sisters, Mrs. NJ. L. O'Connor and Mrs.
Katherine G.. Belcher, at No. 5 Peery
apartments.
Mrs Lee Charles Miller and her
daugter, Miss Bonnie Miller, will leave
the latter part Of the week FOR Saratoga
to attend the golden wedding of Mrs.
Miller g parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Viele.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Chambers Is home
from stay of several months in New
York and In Chicago, and will shortly
be settled in the oovey apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd expect to
leave today for Pasadena after a stay
of fortnight here. They will spend
the summer there and in Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Sbaughnessy, who was with them,
has gone to Pasadena.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Keyser expect
TO leave soon on hunting trip through
the big game region Of Wyoming and
Idaho.
Mrs. Frank Knox and her small
daughter, Frances, are back from a stay
Of fortnight in southern California.
Mrs. Z Hegney and her two daugh,
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tuck will make their home in Salt Lake.

tuck will make their home in Salt Lake
The marriage of Miss Elise Droubay
and Joseph w, Silver Of this city took
place at the Salt Lake temple at moor
on Wednesday last, the ceremony be
ing performed by Elder G. II. Madsan
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
and the groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Silver, 920 South Eighth
West street. In the evening recep
tion was rendered the young couple
at the home of the bride parents and
was attended by q large number OF
friends. An elaborate supper was
served and music was Furnished by the
Misses Gallagher, John James, Master
Willie Hsrdiman and Miss Gladys
home at s25 South Eighth West street
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F. Harr announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Ella. to Edward Dee McCleery. The
wedding will take place at st. Paul g
church June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. D. Walker announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Leone. to D. Fl. Vincent, the marriage
to take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruere an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Constance Churchman, to c. G.
take place in June.
wedding of the past week In
which numerous friends were inter
osted was that Of Miss M. Bernheim,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Bernheim, and
Herman Hahn of Mountain Home, Ida,
but formerly Of this city. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
Rabbi Freund last Wednesday evening
and was followed by an elaborate
supper in the banquet hall Of the Ho-
tel Utah. where pink decorations were
used. The young people left on the
midnight train for Montana.
Another wedding Of last week was
that of Miss Felicia Taylor and Ralph
Monday, J. U. Eldredge, ST. perform
ing the ceremony. Mr., and Mrs. But
terworth will be at home after May 10
at 1914 West Second South street
The many friends of Miss Alta
Young. daughter Of Mrs. Maggie Poul-
ton of Forest Dale, will be surprised
to learn of her departure during the
past week for Michigan to be married
to Claud S. Wright. Mr.. Wright is
Salt Lake boy, but left short time
ago to accept a position in the expert
mental department of the Buick mo-
tor works Of Flint. Mich. The young
folks expect to remain in Flint for
about two years, when they will re-
turn to Salt Lake and make this their
home.
A pretty home wedding of the week
was that Of Miss Myrtle Bullock and
10y NJ, Blakeney, which occurred at
o 'clock Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides brother, A. z. Bull
lock. The young couple were united
in marriage by Bishop Alvin Beesley.
The rooms were profusely decorated
with spring blossoms and simlax. The
bride was charming in brocade char
meuse satin with Venetian lace trim
mings, carrying shower bouquet Of
BRIDES roses and sweet peas Miss
Olive Wellman, who attended her as
bridesmaid. was dainti1y attired in
green charmeuse satin. carrying pink
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visit to his mothers home in South
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Beless are home
from stay of two weeks in Denver
and Colorado Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Cutler are
in the east spending few weeks of
the spring weather;
Miss Mary Walker Of Dyersburg,
Tenn, left during the week to visit
friends in Stockton.
Miss Mary Robinson returned early
in the week from attending the national
convention in Richmond, Va.
Miss Maud Fitch is in town from
Eureka, visiting the Mccormick family
at their home.
Mrs. James M Fennemore is back
in Salt Lake to live, after a stay of a
few years in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Myers and their son
Edgar are now located at apartment
36 at the Bransford
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and white sweet peas. A. r.. Bullock
attended Mr., Blakcney as best mau.
An orchestra furnished music during
the evening, and punch was served in
the dining room by George Cowley.
The young couple will be at home to
thelr friends after June ! at their
summer home on East Fourteenth
South street,
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/ hem every happiness. After
* cantain and Mrs. England
a. home Mt Jefferson Bar
Mo.
marriage of Miss Lenore Morse
~ Judge and Mrs. Charles w
and DR.. William b. Rucken'
Il Logan will take place on
! sIsy. May Is.
ma Mrs. J. NJ. Hansen announce
1. cement of their daughter. Ella
HAROLD Mounteer, the wedding to
|ace May "a.
md Mrs Charles Fallcntine an
Tho engagement of their daugh'
IA 10 Paul c.. Child Of Ogden,
I.friaee TO take place early in
Engagement of Miss Virginia A.
! Len and Beach D. Lyon, both Of
ky. is announced, the wedding to
lace some time In June.
have been issued by Mr.. and
Gustav Schultz announcing the
ce of their daughter. Ella Norma,
nix Lewis Scbadt. the wedding
taken place last Wednesday.
"a Mrs Schadt left for the cast.
I'D be at home after the first of
Houghton, Mich.
announcing the marriage of
Iona Nicely Fitzbaugh and
A. Graeber have been received
|f Lake friends Of Mr.. Graeber,
rodding having taken place re-
In Philadelphia The bride is
lighter Of Mrs. Albert Fitzbaugh.
rseber was for many years a
ID real estate here,
md Mrs. A. Frank Of 925 East
temple street announce the en-
nd of their sister, Miss Nellie
io B. Kliatzko Of New York.
FFiage to take place in June.
md Mrs. D. r. Fillmore of Co.
but formerly of Murray, have
1red the engagement OF their
ers Matte Hughes, to William
5mith of Murray, the marriage
X place in June,
md Mrs. John McGarrv an
the engagement of their daugh-
lite .E. West, to Theodore A.
Of Nevada. the marriage to
ice early in June.
11d Mrs. George s. Tall announce
Eaeement OF their daughter,
b Fred baltimore. The wedding
<e place IN the near future.
esday last the wedding of Miss
ay Prime, eldest daughter of
Mrs. j. Prime, to Frederick
futtuck, was solemnized at the
@ce Of the Rev. DR.. Francis Bur
<1ort. The bride, gowned in
!''k, prettily trimmed with lace,
ended by her sister Olive, In
ing family reception was held
0ride's home. Mr.. and Mrs. Put.
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CHOCOLATES

ters, Gladys and MAZDA, are on their
| way home from winter spent in Flori
| da and Cuba.
Mrs. Glover, the wife Of Lieutenant
George B. Glover of Fort Douglas, who
is in the east visiting her parents, will
not be back till about midsummer,
Colonel and Mrs. D. M Appel were
guests at the Hotel Utah for a day or
so early in the week, having stopped off
on their way west to sail for Manila
later.
Mrs, A. NJ. Nelson and her sister, Miss
Lou Beesley, left during the week for
visit to their old home in Tennessee
Mrs. James A. Miner has spent the
past few days IN town at the Hotel
Utah, but will return to Pasadena with
in few days.
Mrs, Herman Uihlein left for her
home in Milwaukee after visit here
with the Holt family, her sister, Miss
Louise Holt, accompanying her.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. l.. Edwards and their
small daughter, who have been visiting
here, left Friday for their home in Sal
mon City, Ida, motoring up from here.
Major Frank D. Webster, who was
ordered to the war college at Wash
ington last year, has been ordered back
to his regiment and will be here the
last of June to rejoin his regiment at
Fort Douglas.
Mrs. John +. Marshall and her two
daughters, the Misses Mary and Cary
Marshall, are in Japan Just at present
on their trip to the orient.
Mrs L. G. Hanson and her daughter.
Miss Alice Hanson, have returned from
a stay of several months or the coast.
Lieutenant Martin C. Wise of Fort
Douglas is to leave his regiment
shortly, having been ordered for for
eign service
DR.. and Mrs. Will A. Belts and
daughter, Miss Esther May Belts. have
arrived from Spokane and are at the
Hotel Utah for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.. Lewis are
back from the east and are once more
mt home to their friends at the Hotel
Utah.
Miss Alice Kimball, who is abroad
for the year, will 90 to Rome to spend
the summer months with friends there.
The Misses Mary and Isabel Fitz-
gerald have gone east with Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. B. Beach and will spend part
Of the summer with them in Chicago.
4"
Mrs. Audrey Post spent a few days
in town On her way east, visiting the
McConaughy and tho Boutwell, fam
lies.
W. G. Jennings, who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia, is progress
ing toward recovery.
A. NJ Wrench has gone TO California
to join his son Merrill, who is in school
there, to bring him home for his sum
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George Y, Wallace are
home from n stay OF some weeks in
southern California and are once more
in their home, the Porehes.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Hayt, formerly
of Park City and Salt Lake, who have !
spent the winter in the east, are on
their way back to their fruit farm Mt |
Hood River, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl pinnev are home
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs George
w. Snow in Los Angeles.
Mrs. William n. Dale has returned
to her home in Lo, Angeles. after
visit of a few week with friends here.
Mrs. A. II. Pa SONS has gone to
Nephi to spend the week end with her
daughter, Miss Margaret Parsons, who
is teaching there.
Major Clarence i. ManIev Of Fort
Douglas leaves during the week for II
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sisted by Mrs. Jack Miles. Miss Agnes
Hudson won the prize The next meet.
ing of tho club will be held at the
home of Mrs. w. s. Willis.
The dramatic and chorus sections of
the Ladies Literary club will meet at
the clubhouse on Monday afternoon at
3 o clock. Tea will be served.
The Past Noble Grand club will be
X. v Brown. d25 South Eleventh East.
DR.. Wilcox to Speak.
DIR. G.. +. Wilcox will talk on "Homc
Sanitation To the parents elias of the
Twelfth ward Sunday school this morn
ing
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DR.. and Mrs. Will A. Belts ant
daughter, Miss Esther May Belts. have
arrived from Spokane and are at tht
Hotel Utah for the present.
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Miss Alice Kimball, who is abroad
for the year, will 90 to Rome to spend
the summer months with friends there
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Mr. and Mrs, Walter G.. Lewis al
back from the east and are once MOI
Mt home to their friends at the Hot,
Utah
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Lieutenant Martin C.. Wise of For
Douglas is TO leave his regimen
shortly, having been ordered for for
eign service,
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Mrs. John +. Marshall and her two
daughters, the Misses Mary and Cary
Marshall, are in Japan just at present
on their trip to the orient
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Mrs. L. G.. Hanson and her daughter.
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The Misses Mary and Isabel Fitz-
gerald have gone east with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Beach and will spend part
of the summer with them in Chicago.
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ters, Gladys and Mazda, are on their
way home from winter spent in F1ori
da and Cuba.
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W. G.. Jennings. who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia, is progress
ing toward recovery.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace are
home from stay of some weeks in
southern California and are once more
in their home, the Porches.
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Colonel and Mrs. D. M. Appel were
guests at the Hotel Utah for a day or
so early in the week, having stopped off
on their way west to sail for Manila
Ia ter
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Major Frank D. Webster, who was
ordered to the war college at Wash
ington last year, has been ordered back
to his regiment and will be here the
last of June to rejoin his regiment at
Fort Douglas.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Edwards and thei,
small daughter, who have been visiting
here, left Friday for their home in Sal
mon City, Ida, motoring up from here
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A. NJ. Wrench has gone TO Californi
TO join his son Merrill, who is in schoo
there, to bring him home for his sum
mer vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Hayt, formorl,
Of Park City and Salt Lake, who bav,,
spent the winter in the cast, are OF
their way back to their fruit farm n
Hood River, Or
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Mrs, Herman Uihlein left for her
home in Milwaukee after visit here
with the Holt family, her sister, Miss
Louise Holt, accompanying her
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Mrs. William H. Dale has returned
to her home in Lo' Angeles. after a
visit of few week with friends here.
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Mrs. Audrey Post spent few day,
in town On her way east, visiting tn,
McConaughy and tho Boutwell, fam
lies.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Earl pinney are hom
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Georg
w. Snow in Los Angeles.
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Mrs. A. H. pa'sous has gone to
Nephi to spend the week end with her
daughter, Miss Margaret Parsons, who
is teaching there.
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Mrs. Glover, the wife Of Lieutenan
George B. Glover of Fort Douglas, VIII
is in the east visiting her parents, will
not be back till about midsummer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
MOVING PICTURE
 SHOW ETIQUETTE

f you have no personal reason for failing to do so, you might as well cut that habit of talking at the Movies" while the pictures are being shown reading the titles of the scenes and telling what is coming next. It is a safe bet that probably almost every one who pays to see one of those shows is able to read, and prefer to read the titles for themselves. Your reading them aloud, while confirming the other peoples understanding of the words on the screen, makes no hit with them-in fact, if you could hear what they say about you after ward, it would shock you. To date we have rot heard single favorable comment from anyone for the man or woman who insists upon reading aloud the titles of the films and scenes shown at the picture shows, while not a day goes by but somebody says words regarding those willing readers which we would not care to print
 Better cut that habit-it makes you and gets you nothing worth having.-Cordova Alaskan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
UNIQUE SCHEME
 TO SAVE GIRLS

MILWAUKEE, March 12.-The fol lowing want ad" was published here recently:
 WANTED-One hundred mar
 ried women willing to take into
 their homes nice, clean young girls
 as maids, and to take an active
 interest in the girls welfare. Ap-
 ply at office of District Attorney
 Edward J. Yockey.
 A campaign to save young girls from the evils and vice of big city is the object of Mir. Yockey. Not the least part of his plan is the solution of the dimestic service problem of the Mil waukee housewife.
 The District Attorney is interested in the protection of girls of tender age, whose environment is of the worst and whose young lives are endangered. His idea is to provide homes for young girls, who without other help would necessarily work in factories or other places where their youth and unsophisticated nature would render them easy prey to waiting snares and pitfalls.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
INTERIOR MEN GO
 VIA VALDEZ ROUTE

VALDEZ, March 12.-Judge Charles F. Taylor, of Iditarod, and J. NJ. Hast ings. of the Koyuliuk district, arrived here yesterday with about ten others. The Copper River X Northwestern Ky. refused to guarantee to take them through and they came on to this place.
 The weather is warm on the coast, and mail is being packed passed slides along the line of the road.
 The Mcintosh stages have quit op- erating. and men leaving here for the interior are buying horses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
MRS. WILSON ENTERTAlNs
 LADIES OF CABINET

WASHINGTON, March II. - Mrs. Woodrow Wilson entertained the wives and other ladies of the families of the members of the Presidents Cabinet yesterday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
CASE AGAINST ADAMS
 IS COMPROMISED

SEATTLE, March 12.-The govern ment has accepted the overtures of George V. Adams, the convicted gold thief. formerly cmonnected with the Seattle assay office, to plead guilty to q charge of conspiracy to counterfeit money, and to receive a sentence to the King County jail therefor. The arrangement includes the serving by Adams of the full term of his original sentence for the gold robberies at Me NeiTs Island.
 Adams was arrested on the counter feiting charge last fall after having been parolled for robbing at the as say office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
JAP STEWARD IS sMUeeLER

TACOMA, Wash, March 11-Contra- band opium to the value of $1O,OOO, was discovered in the room of Chief Steward Takaki, Japanese on board the Mexican Maru last night. Takah has been arrested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
LANE IS URGED TO
 OPEN COAL LANDS

WASHINGTON, March 12.-At the suggestion of President Woodrow Will son, John Pattison, of Spokane, Demo- cratic National Committeeman for Washington, Hugh c. Todd, of Seat tie, chairman of the Washington Demo. cratic State Central Committee, Chas, G. Heifner, of Seattle, and Charles Drury, of Tacoma, the latter a dele gate from Washington to the Balti- more convention, called upon Secre' tary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, and urged that immediate action be taken to cause the opening of the Alas ka coal lands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
REBELS ARE STILL
 BACKING MEXICAN TOWNS

MEXICO CITY, March 11.-Col. Sanchez, with 700 revolting soldiers, is sacking towns and villages in the State of Guarro.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-03-12
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

More things will come your way if you go after them.
  Tact is the only thing that keeps nattery from falling fiat When a man marries it is time for him to acquire better habits.
  The popularity of chicken pie may account for the high price of veal. One-half of the world loves a lover and the other half ought at least sympathize with him.
 * A man who can turn his hand to anything is usually too lazy to make the turn.
 # Occasionally a woman who has a fine collection of porcelain shows it every time she smiles,