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Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

so acres patented land, 21a miles
from Seeley, $50 an acre.
fenced, soft land, $50 1000, easy terms.
100 acres patented land, soft. VIII
take contract to level for $3.50. Pric e
$4,000, $4,000 down, bal. easy terms.
POI acres soft land, patented, some
alfalfa, good location, $1,000 viii
consider some trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01
JATER STOCK
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN

TRAYED-From ranch 2k miles east
OF Ell Centro, Is full grown turkeys.
Information as to their whereabouts
will be suitably rewarded by phi onins
957 or address GEO. o. LIEN or
Liens Agency, Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

currency and check and deposit rec
ords. Return to IMPERIAL VALLEY
PRESS for reward 236
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

FOR SALE BARGAIN
so ACRES OF HIGHLY IMPROVED
LAND. so ACRES IN ALFALFA,
5 MILES FROM Ell CENTRO
WILL BE SOLD AT Low FIGURE
AND ON GOOD TERMS.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01
PASTURE AND PRODUCE

FOR SALE-1OO tons first class baled
alfalfa hay, \. mile west 1 X mile
south McCabe church, or phone 9740
j. F. WEBB
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

FOR SALE-One of the best soft land
ranches in the valley-160 acres, go
IN alfalfa, 80 in barley, seeded to
like paving rent. if YOU wish Mr.
Dairyman, it will pay you to look
into this. Own your ranch and stop
paying rent. WHITESCARVER &
BURGER, Ell Centre Land and Brok
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

FOR SALE-A fine residence in Ell Cen
tro, all modern improvements. fruit
trees and lawn. plenty of shade. clos e
in. Can be had for $4,000. This is
a fine home. Also a new bungalow
for $500 which is a good buy. II
beats paying rent. FARMERS EN-
change, F. NJ. Barto, Lotus Bldg.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

FOR SALE-1S acres soft sandy land
adjoining town site of Holtville;
price S35o0 1880 on years term,
balance $3.50 cash; deal with owner.
Address FRANK KINSLEY, Holtville.
1882
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-01

for sheep. Will pay fancy price.
F. L. CULVER, care Record ranch,
Heber, Cal. x23S
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
FOUR PAIx6& GIVEN FOR nEsT REASoNA WHY NE ARE AL
 ALaBkA'H REST FRiENn.

The prizes: FIsut. turkey; Heccnn' rurksy. thi1d, chtcRon: fourth. can oysterz
 We will KIre the sbcTe hA1nrd PrIace 10 the four sctulaza of NoTue's puhh' school or sistsr's school sending in the Ravh best teasous stating ~hY "pr company tE "Alaskx'e Best ferlrHc!
 Remsmhe~ inc contest Is open ro aIl pupils of the public rnd Eiater's zchOciA Either RaiI your 9<e req sons or hand then into nur oifiGc The cpmtest will clcsP February iH. 1913.
 Have ynhr reAscns Sigrcd- We will prsnt snmc nt the beat reasons aUb . mitrcd. The thrcs indEes U'tn bN named next ~cok.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co., Adv ''AlaAlea's HHst Friend"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
GREAT TEAMS
 ARE CHOSEN
cnAMPloNs TO BATTLE AoAINeT
 EACH oTHEK FRIDAY MIGHT. i

For rhe erea. basket t'alI bafrs tc b1 fought next Friday evening ths trans nave nov been chnSen- one wi pAeh atecddhty N. .ss0F. Il VIII be hentAd by thc rcdoahtanie Charlie Thcupson and the ether e' the inylneIble Prank burleJ-
 ThompaDns team Wili AEht under the colnra 6+ Inc E. Q. F. and Bur isy's under rhs ceiorB ot rhc A. B
 Following are the ieaEls:
 Thcopsnn's Thompson. ceHter : Lewis and NOntEOtneTy- f0F~ut'iS. Mayer, Hunt. P0lister. guarhs: Rose rorw1r6-
 BurleYR-EIImia. rrnteE,; Brost%. and LsnnAn. forwards; Rnean, BsF- ley. and Drown, guards. K@il' for ward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
\ RECEPTION
 WITHOUT BALL
or INAUGURATION AccEDEs TO WISHES OF
 WILSON.
speaInl Nugget aSFvlFR.

apeoiAl Nugget 0SFViFR
 WAaIlISGTOE. .Jsu. E.-The 'n- augutailon cnrnFnEttse has 7cccdca tr the request Of Woodrcw Tilsun md m inaugural ball %iH he given ic mnrk the corning nf the drfnocrr'l' I.rtsidFnt to of1ce. TnBLcud puhilC reception will he given at which every cltixer will ha WAleome and none will he ekclnded bseausc Uf pnEGrty Tt punr socinl standing na would I.r thc case ct A. dAncc.
 The aeelzdon or Mr. Wilson ;u ru1 nut .ro ball has bEer received ,.eIL all nvoi' rhs eeRntTy. It lnd;cAtn8 Iruc democratic spirit. tha papcfs sny, an'l everything points tr tho fact tl,at WlIgon tE AIncere md \ man af The reople.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
sHIELns HAS HARD TIME.

%aI,er Shields, HiIn Ls nfsw "II T +mlr HT inYpcCIiun If hr native nrEnMtIs and ihr rr'ndIr'r iII ihr HF''tn- +.n AarL of cha peninsula, is hLr!nE A verS- rough timr !Ie+Trri1dn% tH q lt:t = i.r ruc<Iycd trcg1 iIim EeHtrTday. %htlr Ipl. hIs WI! tn i+lLnL Harrow hH thrrrnrnrtur rsEiRs' 'reh frnm 9 [" +e ttssrres hsII.w xrrsi in Inc diIr tlnr Sud ns m settlements ur cntHrs "nn l* tnunu up thrrr nr IT'S hrfn cdHI- nrtlud I0 rattr "uI. Hr rfir'ris m gren+Or 1Rjurv. hrwrVPr. tI.sn i. frssFen nae. -:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

That a rAry rich ssrIke hnE heoi' made in the 0ood Hope country is tfe report contained In letter from BE- lIe Worcester la dnDrse Lcnen. As- cordlnR sn rhat Mr Worcester heard .he srnund has lt feet nf Erdvsl which uverngag a4,2k tn the saTd from 'or to huttoIh
 lin the game letter lGc tr:lH If aIL Nn' uaaaI Jittik ncGurrencr of unothsr sort Of find Isnt here ia part "t thP letter!
 I huSa lateET IraTeIed f"-sr uir rho KuugnruA. pArL ni Ihr Teller district and aIsn part nf tue FalTl,aven dis- 1rtct. ThlnEs urn oMir hcrc Innst lll frsiFAtIng und preparing for "eHt Bnmrrer-
 The WAlIs boys and SrurHan are h.nstine quite A dump. AMea ana Calico MIKk arc winding up pay. md a Iut more are prnspect1nE.
 h prcuiinr slLiRG happened re" dAys ngu. Twv men were pru~pTrt- irr on Ihe nun KuuRuink Hh"c tTHrkl,n They pat AcIH tn bcnroeE abouI 8 feet from rhs river. They found buI little gbLd but pnnnud uut two drink checks on thc MonLnno
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

What appears to be EHr more a%- rinus circumstance regarding inc Nome mail seCrioe thur ,h+ ssid% cn rho raIlToad is the fahi thRI pnly , boats e@ch 1nIRth @rTy mall ni% th t.nrdoEN FuuT hHats a mnnth eAuH untii soraGrIus ago bal thc nnrno'a' has nuw evidently been cut down.
 This means, If ronrEe. that .t mA1l from outside can be ''XpseI"r this YEnIer mt rEpre than AvsrJ ten days.
 TaA fotl"winR rrTu th'' FituhinlSH News MImsr cxpIrIns Ihr n1%sIEr anu also oxpIzins tine T,~I reason for thi currtplaints made GY FirbankB'
 FAIRIlANKas. Der. 2u.-BecaHHe "P Gh, ,jranEe in Ih+4 suiIInK dHtes "t the AlnEka SteamslILII 'hmp.InF- whU'=hy thr5 are nNH r.inntne 1n II shrce-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
NELSON WOULD JAIL ~ MERCENARY RICH

tecaulcaIlv crlminnl. TheY L* ton' heSred with tlu commercial phasFs 'H bIr .buH1rrvs and Include nnts httn vet., forAIerty passed pVCt az 'ner'P bu,ne nhnfp business PCaouEc$
 rIBetr can be no doubt rD" 'nn' Vyonhrow Wilson will mAt1e things hutYa when he r+arhcs the helm of ma
 ln,,nI aftairn. Nothing less than reroIuttrr in tho laws K0EernI;:; :hc great wealthy Is expeCahd Hrd ;hf eoIsntfy seems tn believe that '"~ eFn Ls at hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
SHIRT WAI2T PAk4v

\ communication Just ra.esrod < thE striking 5hirE wA lsk mak... T.
 IhH rIE"LL that HuRa Duwuj,& m, ILc 1iIiharn. Judge c. D Matan. -,
 E'.H''"y TaGEnrs. ~En gnaFaabs. !. secure for. Lscm. nrsI. an Iaer,aua w 100 DEF ratnt in wages, secOnd. n fan, h''nr work dAt. Nnd thirdly. fires ua nLca every EntVFaRS Ifrernpou. Avs furihErmnrc tn pledge thai all A, attend +ha Shirt Waist P4rty .uaA Halt. Saturday evening, Janusp fl %+ar union mode shIrt MnLstG rS.s " iII consider Ih" prnpoHitiSrl, A.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
RUBY PREPARES
 FOR DELEGATES
WILL GIVE RECEPTION TO NOME MEM WRo ARB NEARLY
 FROZEN,
spAcinI Nugget SAtSiVs.

SpAciAl NuUgs4 SAf~iVo.
 KUl.ATo, Jan 2l.--'rhC C0CRrrS- sionMI deCgHLIon" from %nTua lfLt Nularn this morning tc Hsntln'r: ih'ir journey ID Juneau The weather sIrrr ia ynrr cold. the iE+rmorlcteT Trris- terinK s4 degrees b,,Inw srrn us rue lrs sIntu1s pulled out.
 Ruby haS ureplred hiE reception i1 honor nt them wllcn they Hrrlre in mat city nARE Thurrday. Thcb "i' be joined tnar% by Senator Ian susll- orIand who rEly acCoMpany Item 'nn rAuaindeT Ct the war,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
REPORTS RICH STRIKE '
 IN GOOD HOPE COUNTRY

saloon This Is fact. IL Hppe%rs shmt inc river ahUve had cut under the Hsrk and apparently had bored . hole clear buck to where thfy Wern working, ard the auEptstticn A anar some nnA (prohabIy Brick MllAS' hzd Iout them and the water had carried .hem Co where they wsra paAnsd out. .rhcre waz soule talk oE following mp the lead Tn tne hSpes of Tandlng cS% on the Mecca, bat they paneladed thai if was lssa work to -ztaHd orr Dave Johnston
 wzH oy@ in the BchtamRreF oOufh- tr,y on Januzry I. and be&t bunch If F1nup to soms gnof IOoSIuK ErouNd. but ir wan | warm run.
 Al tho ArctiS IEct Epriusn I nst some ut my KouEArck friends. They had tust returned from the 0Ood Hope country and had located HcEe pnsno- menally rich digging ground. There WAS IS feet of ErascI ard il averaged from ton to bottom 34tt s0 the yard. and tncy had located fourteen milss of H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
ONLY } MAIL BOATS
 PER MONTH COME NOW

ttTnss -a month instead pr q four tImE -a- month schedule. theru will bs no first cIass mali received h Fair. hanks ilnrLl next Thursday,
 Ycslsrday an accumulation Of nlAlt left cordcra for the tntrrinr. and. on me eight -days schedule, Ihia shoutd nrrivr in Fnlrhanka next ThhrseAS. Thn 1. g. Co's boatx nor IOaVe Ssst- lL. for thr North on ths l0rh. soth and 3orh ur each ra1nth. and start hack from CnrSfcTn m the Sth. 18th and 3Sth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

8pseial kUHnsE BArvios,
 WASHINGTON. Inn. H1.-Fpf me fsrzt tinp Ih The history ur the 1-u'lea States the right Qt women te F"t'; z'za upnCede1 today by the scrate when It pAAaAd & resolution In fn<cF of ah nmaMdnlent to the co7Stttutson that VIII kFAnt female RunruEs-
 It iu p0lNted out, however, that Inc uHssink of iha naAulHttnn dpes ndi necessarily 1nenn that the as7atn would vUts for a. hill EHaninE zunraE' to women Ns many whn would rut oh-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
easeiNt huR~A HAsvsaA

easeiNt hURSsA eAFvsAsA
 TRENTON. Jan. VA EorhEnstA U what may be expected when W"7A- TOW Wilson hocoTuss pFesidCnt "f ure rnltsd atates wna given Dy ldm tUInS when ha euNue6 inc ihtroduction In inc h,aue legislature Of BcviH oA!s which provide for the InIurIH"nTnct.: "f mxr who are found guilty ns vinEtIirz tho lawp governing crrDnrntiOnA
 The offences fur Thlch The "lIls nrOv,de Imprisonment aTr ones which have uryer befDUe heEn regarded as
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
PER9cAALa.

J.H. 1pHey has purchased the rcE- idence of II. O. Butler on F1rst ave- nue for the sun pt a1sa.
 ". J. Rowe iR stII out nf town ehT RaKod in the work of hauIing the drAdge from Saunders crock,
 Jack B1prrhy left yesterday fur Candle where he has lived Gen ycarA
 FrHd Ayer and Mayor CiHAoTs Jeff thip morning fer Council.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
AoaPIrAG GETS s,,ttS6z.

From the proAtz ef the Akaal:A car- 1aiTal Holy crnaz Hospital received N. .11kh2. or 41s nnnte ihEn the city received ThiS Eas duo to the fact that ). D. .Jdnrden donated hiu hlll to the hcgpital.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
SENATE VOTES TO
 GIVE WOMEN VOTES

nrt to euppCrt1nE q hart'FH* rF-So- bu,on wruid paus4 bzfpfe voting foF the bill itPAlr
 If La egideut. though. thui T 're- znsnd1,,s change hA2 cnIt1e uPt'' ane orin,ons of sHsi1tors oA Inta ques'P" and wonen's suffrage i1 Er!"p"'sF GaauinE heAdwRv-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

Ths king oF tho trAil-ekampis" of Au Scotland. He eaA drive ~i,nsF1 He esn dsnes. hs ssh play 6eK tt we don't hand tt to tIoss la~Yz-S snd D. Q. ! will quit arivins ds9s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
NOTICE.

yh6 KsEueyAh KGzaa wIll hold an open meeting al thalf club ru0rn pti Htuadman RVe1us wednesday evenlns: Ut elG1t p'caonk. Prot- F. II. Ka+Tsr Tsli Ae1lYer a lesEuFs ou "ArIuaemeDts frpHh inc school pVlHt of vis~!" A AFtprt n1uulra1 program wlIt be Ten- dtr4d. Pubic cq+dlRlIy Invited AdV-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
PLANT FOR HulYokE.

1Iaya And partners are moving H liz outfit 0hd plant 70 No. F1olYrlSc orenIE today. The latest reports from thfht ground seem to bear cut tho sterF of the strike Rs 1t WAS published the other day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
sAeERALL AND BASKET sAtt

kH4arvAA ssals enp dollar. asuar4l aAhaiaainm E0N
 aaAHu srs sale Wsans4day5 1AhHnFf n. TabyA. 6arAts start promptly at E;@. {. t-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
HouRs wH=M MAIL CLOSES.

On and after Monday. January :f, the TegiAtHted mail Tlll close al d:S0 ?. n. e0cn day and tns ordinary mall will close at s D. R1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

rhr.s ysarA pltOnIne on th+ uni".r- .,+x as CsiI+urnIe team has "-ds Huuh cyNslM tl+A szn~l of the tA"ons inc WAud of thA Rcd Box.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
cAan FATTY AND DANCE.

eivsn by NsMA Aa-l4 No. 7G, F. O. E. fer lisssNAr4 sf tha srssr and thsIr EAaY sriands. 0aM44 At . .. rn sh4fs- katranss thrshhh ss.s olut FssAs&. TaasaRy %wsNlha. AAA. ii.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
aAIn TO HAVE 'nAT.

cfowtar Alsd parnats %hA 1fe wnshing shat Asaow the ,alaY .AF4 said tB.a4xs:a 'Ilia :1sGF eE -Naft pay 'Aaki.. Ss epslrAa1ss Q: X.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
AT TIE MEM RAAu

HemrlGh Hre4l SARslIsH &np IA d-sunhh AIss ASsIAbt" h5 Eass hAtih % case
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21
In-fSk al L4hm ans,

Ysu have most likely TqHrsd Tsd' saving on your feel and srOSsrtss' Lot IS Figure you @ UrAatsr saving Un your sE;ntzrs nrsst- Phone Rsd yes
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

VI AsA1l, pissaiiias. laeaat a.s4y '! M $ - =. <! le - ..!;. saalxs sasA sllAlea sA d al 2 st st allliaa :1l:.s, ~.. ,.s
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

APrIss 42.H per box s4 pp il | oh narn'4-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-21

MAw laid s11s A* FrssAs~s HHrnssE shpp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07
WR ZAP
WELL;
UNCLE
YOUR PARCELS
YOU WILL HELP
SAM If YOU DO

Persons in the postOffice de-
partment will hereafter be respOn-
sible for the damage resulting
from improper packing of parcels
at the time Of its receipt at the
office of origin.
Umbrellas, canes, golf sticks
and articles of like character
must not be accepted for mailing
unless strapped securely to strips
of wood the same length and
made strong enough to withstand
the impact from heavier articles.
Perishable articles-particular-
Iy berries and ripe fruits-also
paints and oils, ETC., must be de-
MED admission to the mails un-
less they are packed in conform
ity to the regulations which conn.,
pei postmasters to refuse parcels
not properly endorsed or packed
for safe shipment.
The above is in substance the
latest instructions issued by the
postmaster general in regard to
the receiving and handling of par
cells for the United States mails.
So many complaints have reach
ed the department of the frequent
breakage or damage to articles
sent by parcel post that the post
master general was compelled to
emphasize the importance of Sec
ton 81 of the parcel post regu-
lations respecting the careful
packing or wrapping of parcels.
Postmasters and clerks are In
formed that whenever it is shown
that loss or damage to a parcel or
its contents resulted from improp-
err packing, the person responsible
for its acceptance will be held re-
sponsible for the damage.
If the public will see that all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07
Check the Symptoms
of Lung Trouble

One of the many reasons why
Lung Trouble is so difficult to fight
Is because the disease is often of a
may look well, but in reality is fast
losing strength by continued night
sweats, fever and cough. These
symptoms should be checked as
quickly as possible. Eckman's AL
teratiye is beneficial in checking
iever and night sweats and it has
brought about many complete re-
coveries. Read this case:-
. S05 w. 36th St., New York.
"Gentlemen:-I am writing you
h his whnt that t others
done for me. Since I was a very
young woman l was sufferer from
bronchitis. I tried doctor after
doctor, getting little or no benefit
FINALLY l had night sweats, weak
and my doctor told me If they were
not checked I would have Lung
Trouble. Miss Mary Korhamer who
is friend OF mine. recovered after
taking your Alternative and insisted
healthy"
(Affidavit.)
MRS. ROSA vOELPELA
(Above abbreviated; more on re-
quest.)
Eckman's Alternative has been
proven by many years test to be
most efficacious for severe Throat
and Lung Affections. Bronchitis.
bronchial Asthma. stubborn Colds
and E IN Tpbuilding the sys-
sons. or habit forming drugs. Sold
by. leading druggists. Write the
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia,
Pa, for booklet telling of recov-
cries and additional evidence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07

Olrlisil, Wrinkic-Free
skin EAsy to Haye

Since its remarkable nstringsnt
and tonic properties became known,
clever women all over the world
have been using the saxolite face
bath to tone up their faces. re-
move wrinkles and draw dabby
cheeks and neck back to normal.
After ustnE the solution, the face
Immediately feels much nrmer. The
skin tightens evenly all over the
face. thus reducing lines and sAgwi-
ness The formula IL. Powdered
saxolite l Or, dissolved in witch
hazel. " pint.
Another wonderful facial beautf-
fer and rejuvcnator that has be-
come quite rage In the United
States, as in Europe, IL mercollsed
wax. Druggists report a great de-
mand. The wax literally absorbs =
sallow, blotchy or withered COM
plexion, giving the fresh. vigorous,
healthy-hued young skin under
meath chance to breathe" and to
show itself. Applying the WAX OF
night, like cold cream. washing II
on mornings, will completely reno
vate a poor complexion in week
or ten days. One ounce usually -
"Advertisement''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07
WAS FORCED
To SIGN

The storm raised by the Quin-
ault Indians over the signing OF
oil leases on their lands stirred
up the national Indian investigat-
ing commission to such a point
that they cancelled their trip
south Monday evening and re-
NAMED over until today.
Last evening the commission
was closeted with superintendent
H. H. Johnson, whoeis charged
with being responsible for the
oil leases by the Indians.
Many Indians testified before
the commission Monday, declaring
they had been induced to sign
oil leases not knowing what they
were. Joseph Conan told that
his 2-year-old babe had been in
duced to sign such an oil lease.
The commission after investi-
eating the Cushman school, re-
ported things very satisfactory
there. But the Indians insist
Johnson tricked them into signing
away their oil leases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07
MIND
CAUSED CONFESSIONS

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Henry
Spencer's Confessions, of 10
murders that he says he commit
ted in the vicinity of Chicago
during the past Ia years are to-
day described as the rawlings Of
a drug-soaked mind" by Captain
of Detectives Halpin of the Chi
cago police. 1t has been estab-
lished beyond a doubt that Spen-
Ger killed Mrs. Mildred Rexroat.
and that he probably murdered
Mrs. Annabel Wight In 1912, but
practically each of the other
crimes that he has related have
been disproved.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07
CITY OF NOME
IS DEVASTATED
BY TERRIBLE
STORM

NOME, Alaska, Oct. Forty
five business houses have been
wiped out, numerous residences
have been destroyed. and great
piles of debris are burning to-
day. sending huge tongues of
flame skyward, as the result of
one of the most severe storms in
the history of Nome. The storm
broke Sunday night, when the
ocean rolled up over the sand
spit and into Main street. A high
wind. aiding the waves, tore
down some of the more frail
structures, and carried them
away.
No lives have been lost. In
tense suffering is already felt.
The Pacific Cold Storage COM
pany's warehouse, where the
towns winter supply of meat was
stored, is practically demolished.
Unless food can be brought from
the. outside 1t is questionable
whether the residents can live
through the winter. Ocean traf-
fic Is already closed. The tele-
phone, light and fire stations
were wiped out, and news of the
devastating storm could not be
gotten to the outside world for
several hours afterwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07

Spencer Is drug fiend. 1t Is
believed that after killing Mrs,
Rexroat, his mind began to i'm
agine and concoct stories of other
killings" and that when he was
arrested he had arranged these
stories in logical and convincing
manner. Evidence Is being gath
cred to prove the murder of Mrs.
Rexroat and speedy trial Will be
sought.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07
PUYALLUP TAX
LEVY, 1873

PUYALLUP, Oct. THE Puy-
allup tax levy for next year will
be 1873 mills. This Is the same
levy made last year but the in
creased valuation this year will
bring In more money. 1t is es-
timated they levy will bring in
$35,033. The city gets $4,000
from other sources.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-07

parcels are carefully and properly
wrapped the efficiency of the
parcel post will be aided ma
terially.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-21
MYSTERY NOW In CASE
OF MRS. MANSFIELD LOST
In MOUNTAINS OF ITALY

Rome, Jan. M-A telegram from
Venice, today, said that the police
there were trailing a rurnor that a
rnysterioUsIy missing American tourist,
Mrs William Mansfield, had been seen
in that city. The police were unable
to find her.
zDiligent search Of the mountains on
the Austrian-Italian frontier by ItaI-
ian as well as Austrian police and
agents of the American consul here
has failed to discover any clue to the
woman's wherea bouts.
The Venice report would seem to dis
credit the brigandage theory advanc-
ed by the police but they hold to it
and assert that a clue to Mrs Mans
fields whereabouts will be forthcom-
ing in a few days when her husband,
in New York, will receive a letter de-
manding a ransom for her
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-21

Hamilton of Bridgeport.
Livingston Peck and James Rob-
erts have been attending the autoTno-
bile show in New York.
The annual installation and supper
of New Milford Lodge, No. 292, N. E.
Janusr 28. Jonathan w. Chaplin. Of
New Haven, past supreme warden Of
the order and now acting grand war
den, will be the installing officer.
Miss Charlotte Clark, of Cornwall,
Is spending an indefinite time with
friends IN town. recuPera6ng from
Hospital. New York
New Milford, Jan. 21-Judge Gideon
H WEIGH opened a short calendar SEES
sion of the common pleas court here
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dodd, of East
street, were called to Winsted on Sat-
brother-in-1aw, Claude Weeks, of that
place.
Messrs. s. r. Monroe and w w
Hepburn. two well known cnauffeurs
Of the town, have opened an automo-
bile repair shop and garage in the
rear Of H. D. Hines residence, having
rented the latter'S com1nodious barn
of that purpose.
Under the auspices of the Ladies'
Sewing Society of the Congregational
church, a turkey supper will be given
In the dining rooms of the church on
Wednesday evening of this week
The Canaan High School basket ball
team was defeated in a score OF 3S-6
by the local high school team, Satur-
day afternoon, in game played here.
An, innovation has been introduced
in st. Johns parish this season by
Rev. J. r. Plumb in the way of a SER
les of stereopticon lectures held art in
tervals in the parish house, illustrating
various phases of the work carried on
by the Episcopal Board of Missions.
both in domestic and foreign fields.
The talks are given on Sunday after
moons and are not only interesting and
instructive but are proving a helpful
diversion for a large number of the
younger members of the Sunday
school The lecture Sunday afternoon
was upon the, "Church's Work in Chi
MAJ
W. H. Fem has been forced to re-
sign, temporarily, his position with
Hatch, Marsh & Payne, on account of
impaired health