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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14
FISH FRY NOTICE

On account of delay for two days to
receive rails, the fish fry at Little
Brazos is postponed until Tuesday
evening, August 10.
L. NJ. HEWITT.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14
u. S, Weather Bureau
FORECAST.

OKLAHOMA: Tonight and Friday
generally fair.
WEST TEXAS: Tonight and Fri.
day generally fair.
EAST TEXAS. Tonight and Fri.
day generally fair, except showers
near the coast tonight or Friday.
LOUISIANA: Tonight and Friday
unsettled, showers in the southern
portion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14
TELEGRAPH|c,I NEWS FLASHES

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. 4.-Food
prices will be lowered and made more
uniform, and public health protected,
1t Is claimed, by drastic cold storage
act which became law today. Pro-
duce Exchanges will probably con-
test its constitutionality.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

Hardy Newton is selling nice
Rhode Island Red chickens alive or
dressed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

Chicago, Aug. 14.-New short line
of Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, to
be shortest route between Chicago
and Spokane; be opened September
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

New York, Aug. 14.-Strike of knit
tiers, biggest in which women figured
since shirtwaist walkout in 1909-10
expected to prove death blow to sweat
shop industry Women being urged
to insist on demand for sanitary
working condition. as well as better
hours and wages, also abolition of
child labor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

Binghampton, n. Y, Aug. A.
State Factory Investigation Commits
sion began inquiry into -Binghampton
fire in which 65 lives were lost last
month. State and city officials been
summoned to testify.
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Washington, Aug. A. President
Wilson said to be much disappointed
to learn that it will be necessary to
send men of means to diplomatic
posts, owing to high cost of living
abroad. Faces peculiar situation be-
cause men he favors are, in most in.
stances, poor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

Washington, Aug. 14.-Chief of De-
tective Service Flynn warns against
circulation of spurious $500 Indian
Head" bill. Printed from crudely
etched plates of fair quality bond pa
per, with ink lines to initiate silk
fibre of genuine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

Washington, Aug. 14.-Semi-offiri-
ally denied Secretary of Treasury Nc.
Adoo be Smoked OUT unless he sub.
stimulates recent charges that New
York City National banks were en-
gagged in conspiracy to depress gov
eminent bonds. Stated President
will ignore attacks against Secretary,
which were planned by political enc
mics.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-14

Denver, Colo, Aug. 14.-Knigbt
Templars meeting here receiving APP
peals from women to support suf-
frage movement. Poll taken among
hundred thousand visitors show re-
markable growth in interest in sub
ieet among men.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
]. P. MORGAN
LAID To REST
Body Placed in MauSOIGuT At
Hartford, Conn. = Many
Attend Last Rites.
Assoclafel -.

ASADtlaieu fTess.
New York. Apr. lf-The funeral
Of j. Piarpont Morgan was held at
10 o'clock this morning at St. Geor-
gels Protestant Episcopal church
Blhnkcted By 5000 red roses
(which was Morgan's favorte flow
err the casket left the library. where
it had lain In state since Friday,
shortly before 10 o'clock for the
church. A vested choir OF $50 mcm-
hers preceded the funeral party Be
hind the choir came the clergy: then
the pail bearers, tho casEet and fu-
neral party
Fifteen hundred people were
crowded into the church The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Karl
Bcilaud, rector and Bishops William
Lawrence Chauncey b. Brewster and
David IL. Greer.
A special train conveyed the flu
neral party to Hartford. Conn. where
the body WAS placed in mausoleum.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
LOCAL STUDENTS
HAVE CHANGE To
WIN GOLD MEDAL
Government Offers Prize to Win
ner Of Composition CON-
petition on Roads"

A gold medal to the school boy or
girl between the ages OF 10 and 10
who writes the best composition. not
to exceed 500 words ON the repair
and maintenance OF earth roads. IS to
be awarded by Logan Waller Page,
Director, Office OF Public Roads
United States Department OF Agricul-
ure, Washington, ID. G. An compu-
sitiuns must be submitted to Mr.
Page before May Is, 1913, and the
medal Will be awarded as soon there
after as the compositions can be
graded The composition may be
based on knowledge gained from
books or other sources, but no quota
tions should be made.
After many years experience In
dealing with the public road situa-
tion of the country, IL Is Mir. Pages
belief that ignorance on the subject
OF repair and maintenance of roads
is as much the cause of their bad
condition as any other one factor
II is believed that the competition
viii bring about better understand
ing OF the subject of repair and
maintenance in the rural districts.
Many children living in the rural
districts have experienced the disad-
Vantagess of roads made impossible
through q lack OF proper mainten-
auce and it is expected that their in
terest in the competition will stimu-
late greater interest among the par
ents. Bad roads have prevented
many children from obtaining a
proper education and have even pre-
vented doctors from reaching the side
OF rural patients in time TO save
their lives
Any child between the ages men
toned, attending a country school,
may compete. Only one side of the
paper must be written on; each page
should be numbered; the name, age
and address of the writer, and the
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
STRAIGHT at It.

There is no use of our beating
around the husu." We might as Well
out with it first as last. We want
you to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy the next time You have n cough
or cold, There is no reason so far as
we can see why you should not do
so. This preparation by its remark
able cures has gained worldwide
reputation. and people everywhere
speak ofNit in the highest terms of
praise. 1t is for sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

Too much care cannot be used in
selecting q cough medicine for chill
dren. 1t should he pleasant to take,
contain no harmful substance and be
most effeetual. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy meets these requirements
and is favorite with the mothers of
young children everywhere. For
sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

name and location of the school
which he or She is attending must
be plainly written at the top of the
first page. The announcement of
the competition has been sent to the
superintendents of schools in the ru-
raj districts. 30 further informa-
tion can be Obtained from the Office
of Public Roads This announce
ment should be plain to everyone.
and all children win thus start on a
basis of equality.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Frank Munro Travelling.

Frank Munro of the Armour
Packing company travelling corps is
taking very extensive trip. to be
gone over two weeks. over a greatly
increased territory.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Associated Press.

London. Apr. H. Memorial SER
vices for J. Piefpont Morgan were
held in Westminster abbey today
King George was represented by Cap
tain Sir Waiter Campbell.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

Goffs to FIT. Collins.
d. w Goff and family of FIT. Col
Inns, who have been making an ,ex-
tended visit in the city, left this
week for their home.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Wciser in Gunnison.

William Welser Of this city is in
Gunnison this week attending to dis
trlet court affairs in that chilly little
town.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Moves to SiIyerton.

Oscar Adrainson and family of 327
Grand avenue have moved their
home to Silverton, where Mr.. Adrian
son will be employed.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

Back from Paonia.
Ralph Crane. employed in the rail-
road barber shop. is back from Pa
onia, where he visited his parents
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Tailor to Price.

Tailor to Price.
J. T. Miller, local tailor, left this
morning for Price. Utah, where he
may locate If he finds things to suit
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

| want to trade splendid surrl
for gentle driving horse. Apply p. o
Box 81
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

These hot days tell us you need
pair of our good cool OXfords. Nc
Connell G. Lowe. the home of good
shoes
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

Nickery Into Utah.
Roy +. Vickery left today noon for
Price, Utah, to be gone a few days on
business.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
TO san Diego.

TO San Diego.
Ernest MillerNof this city left today
at noon for San Diego to make a
long stay and possibly to locate.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

If You are looking into your fu-
.ture comfort see Mcconnell & Loves
new Spring OXfords.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Mogensen in Hntchkiss.

Peter Mogensen of the Woodmen
is working in the North Fork section
and will be in that country for two
weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

Secor in City.
John d. Secor of Clifton arrived
in the city this noon to attend to a
few matters here.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Denver Visit.

{ nenver Visit.
/ J. T. Nedwideck has gone to Den
yer on official business for a few
days visit
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Grirfith To ncnyer.

Ben Griffith, former attorney gem
eral, left last night for Denver, to be
gene a few days on business
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

j Jdlock Gets Home.
4 e. Il Udlock returned home yes
/ terday from Denver, where he has
I been on brief business visit.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
SnliIa Man Here

Henry Curtis. railroad man from
Salida, is on this end of the line for
a few days on business.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

Wanted-Every man having any
thing to sell. to use Sentinel Want
Ads.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Sunday in I1ruita.

Miss Mamie Eskridge of the Fair
store spent Sunday afternoon in
Fruita. visiting friends.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Leayc the City.

LVaVc Tie tIty.
Miss F. Mcllvane and Mrs. X.
Haverly, who have been in the city
demonstrating teas and extracts. have
gone to Montrose for two-week' S
stay.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14

II You have anything to sell, try
4 Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-14
Cough Medicine for Children.

See Fred Mantey about a saddle
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Silo.r aus Der Shladbt bel
9eipSis.
Bon Q aul Sol3bauisn (gonn).

SS
Die Sdla6t BEL 9eipSis tp.iit mit
ihrem oreitdgigsn oosr. tpsnn man bas
Rsitsrgsfefr Don 2sbsrtppltnis eins
rshnet. gar piertdsissn Rinssn Elm. 10
erbriidsnos Wsngs bsroii6sr, man
tann aud iasen. bonsriihsr Sample
aui. baB cine Dariteaung in sneem
Rabmsn, fpsnu iie sltslsih aud sinigs
5orbsn briusen ioa, fait gu ben uns
m0elihteitsn ssbort. Der 8esriff Der
0onitdnoigtsit mub bier alfo pon
Dornberein ean5lid auseeidaltet tpers
ben. gDir fpplsn ss gilosr nennen,
mas mir Dem 2eisr gu bisten babsn.
ppn Der Grtenntnib ausgsbenb, bab
cine nod 10 liitsnbafte 9aIeris benz
tiinitIsrifd geitimmten Ssr3sn hOberen
Gsnub bersitst als Die tiefiinnis.
tunitgsf6i6tIi6s Qbbanblung.
Ter Risientampf auf Der iahiiihsn
gbsns 1T bas rsr0bts Riidsnsssef.tt"
in Der 9eididts eenannt fporoen -
iniofern nit Rsht, als am 18. Otto
Der, benz Sase, Der i'm snssrsn Sinns
ioeenannten nShluht Bel 2eipsis" Der
Jran3pisntaiier tbatiahlih in Der De-
fsniipe mar, unb es fir ibn .issntli6
nur nod parluf untam, bas Defilee
BON ainosnau often 81 ha!ien unb Die
8erbinoetsn 70 lang. bon iih ab5upebs
rem, big er nit isiner INNER nod liatts
lihen Qrmee acknowledgement tpGre.
3fpei Gage norbsr aber, BEL Wadau,
mar er nod in Der SffeniiDe, sins
ipeniaitens balo su pisfer iiber, als bic
gegnsr, feiHer abiidt, iiean3uareifen.
arporestommen unD islbH oos prduss
nire gefpielt baben.
Diefranaoiiibe 4rm.e ftanb am 16.
Ottober, rehis an bic pIeibe eslebnt,
in einem 5albtreiie, an befen peripbes
ri. bic D0rfer Ronneipib. aobnis. Do
lis Wartleebers. Wadau, 9iebertipolts
tpib. 5oI5bauien, Baalsborf lagen.
Das I'M Noroen qeip5iss Dor fih sins,
nub Dorldufis auBer adt gelaifen tpers
ben. Jm Meften BEL Qinbenau f6mpfte
,erit Warsarcn, bann Der ibm ~ 1ilfe
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ten su folaen, ipenn lie einen sangbaz
ren gluspee Seigen. Wenn Der prdiia
bent iemaIs ben 8erbaht beste, baB
nie fremben MGtae ibm Steine in
ben Wea leasn ober gar cine ben 8er.
Staaten feinblihe Steaung bedbIichs
tisten, 70 mar er pollia i'm Srrthum.
Sas geItreben Der Wdhte lit leotglth
oarduf aeridtet, Den unru6en in We.
rito, uater benen ibr 6anoel ihper
leioet, Elm @nbs gu MAIDEN uno lie perz
ben benz YrdIipentsn iogar oantbur
iein, nenn sr iie in bieism gemiihen
,,nteritiibt. IS tommt isbt alles oas
rauf on, mag bic Der. Stauten porz
Ihldaen. 9luf ptantaitiihe Sheen,
lpie Die Ginfiibruns elmer tonititutics
neller Regierung, tperoen Die Wsa6te
iih nidlt einlafien, benn tie sshen oa.
rim BON Dem rihtigen Stdnopuntt
Gus, bdb Die innere Bolitit Weritos
Sadie Der giireer isnes 2unbes uno
niht Des QusIanoes lit. Das lit auh
Elm rihiises tiplomatiihes Prinstp.
0ab Die Wdfite Suerta anertonn:
taben, mar unpermeiolit. sic muBs
ten bod ibre 9eihnerbe1 iiber Shd
bjqung oes Giaentbums ooer lonIti5a
unasrette 8ebanolung ibrer Sureer
ireenopie porbringen uno es mar
ielbitrsritdnoIid, oaB iie iid an Die
porbanoene Re9ieruns lponoten, mas
our notbigen 5olse bate, oab iis ben
prGiibenten, an ben lie Ii3 nanbten,
ouh anertennen muBten. Was Der
grGiibent tbua t0nute. ldBt il6 nur
aug YrdsebenSfdllen entnebmen. Sn
9licdraoud pertrieben unIere Srupp'n
ben Dittator .3elapa, tpie lie aud od5u
bebilfIif puren, in 9enesuela Gaitro
faIt All itelen. WiQ Ger NraIioent in
terielb:n WeiIe Qegen 6uertu oerfdbs
ren, 10 n0aen Die Wtdhte oarauf ein.
seben, tpenn tie ben 8orihlau fir
hultfiifrbar hoIten, bsnn an 5uertd
ielbit iii linen tsin pfifferling geleQen.
Nas iie Orlaugen, 1T, bob Der grdits
nIni einen 0orihIao maht, Der ipfors
tiae Ruhe uno SrpnunS In Wtsrtto
rerIprift.
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2ofal 8eridt.


.alein ,stnlien" lpur6e geiiern
Morgeii in guireaEua periesi, als ii
Dem nallIe 9c. AS @eil 6. Sirai,e
lii DER @ohn,na bon Mnlnie Barrett
ein ,seiter ausbrad,. lie Riether
hes 8anies ,lnb Der Hebenb1uier lilo
i'm Der Mebr5abl ssia!iener. oenen lid,
eiue grobe Anireeuna betu1ftia.e,
als oidlie Rnlid)nolfen Or @ohnltua
Der ssrau in oer 3. eta1c entlpiaen.
Gin Eo.;5.,t bcgab iid, in fiejelbe unb
entbedte. oob e;n gett in slammen
iinn0. Ter grann fcniite mil pei.t.
tiateff eeloid)f iperhen. nadlSenl en-
Sd,aocn Don go anacridnct lporosu
iuar. gt.,a cine Stinoe ipdier lpurSe
bic 5e,icripehr iuleocrnm mad, bcmIc(.
ben 2ni,ie geruien. Oa in oerIelbcn
Nobnung ein slueiter grano a,soe.
brod,en mar. lie 2oid,mariiid,aiten
|itei.tcn felt, bob bas sseuer icine II.
lode IN cincr unoid)ien SasIeit,,rn
bate. TieiesnnI mar feiu efoDen
|su ucrsei6nea.
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Die QrOBsn fSlsifdpadsr Der
ger. Staaten 6aben nit Ser 4usfI6z
runa oes in ibrer Iebten 9erIammz
luna 1efdbten gei6luiIes begonnen,
$500. 900 CUR I0roerunq Der 8iebsuht
Su oerpeHben. Die 4qitation iou er=
slebsriI6er Qrt iein. Sn Der 9ie6.
3u6t bspanoerte WGnnsr perpen bic
FARMER aufiuhen unb ibnen 3eiaen,
fple tie ourt before Methooen Qr0Bere
ReiuItate er8lsIen t0nnen unD sFurz
Morn. ois tsin 9isb sitten, ben Qdb.
nets ltefern. baB lie Gus bieIer 5bGz
ttqtstt 1nefr profit 8ieben t0nnen, dls
nus 5SelbFriihtcn. Die 8eranlafIuno
fir Die poter erqi6t iid aus Dem be.
itonoiqen RiidqanQ Der 0ie6battuna,
Der 6leti6 gu elmer unsrf4pinqliten
8retsbobe au treiben orpbt. Q6er Oas
rpirb ni6t Qeriigen, benn bic Qgita.
tlon lit Ieotqlid i'm oSnterefIs Der
Bader, oeren Qugenmert Darauf asz
rittet lit, biIiqsres 8ie6 FL erlanaen
uno es unterlieot ni6t bem mtnpeiten
3neifei. bub Oarin Der 6auptqruno
0es Rudqan9s liegt. "a bic gater
On 65 prosent beg aeiammten iFleiihz
perbrau6s tontroliren uno ouber bic
btneutenoften &Gufer iinb, 70 miiffen
Die Iarmer isocn greis nebmen. Der
linen oe6otsn piro. 9eiIcn Iinb tie
muoe 9eDoroen. Die Q66ilfe Iieot in
Der grri6tunq BON itGotiIhen 6leiT6z
bdnten. pte lie in 0eutihtano beltebsn,
0dB bic 7Farmer ni6t qegpunqsn iino,
ibr 8ieb nua Gbicago uno IonItisen
Viebpertoufss 2entruIsn gu ihidsn,
fonoerr i'm Stanbe iinb, es in Der
rdhiten Stabt ab3uIeBen, po linen
Elm Riierer 8rets Qsiihcrt 1T, ba Ihon
Die @riparniB an 1SrGhtto5ten ihnen 3u
Cute tommcn nurDe. Oieis Reform
piro eintretsn miiiien, ba bic pater
beretts Qnitdlten oetroffen baben, bic
Blebprelie nod peiter berab8uoruten,
inocm tic bic duspGrtiqe Tleiihs gu
fubr rurh Ghartern Der aii6lbampfer
sls fontroliren beqonnen baben.
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gBie mi erfabrsn, baben bereits
.inige gantisrs in bieIem 9anoe an
adongen, ben Sormsrn 9eIb dpf
,pan5ts Sabre gegen Sppothet gu
leibeu. SeBt lit Elm qlan i'm 9auge,
cie 8elebnunssfriit auf breibis Sabre
nit idbrliher Ih3abIung oss aapituls
cus3uoebnen. Sffenbar iinb biersa
niht gantasloer, ionoern pripatgsl-
Der oertpanot porbsn, osnn es fpGre
zine iebr osfdbrli6e Transportation
fir eine 9ant, gelb auf fold lange
2eit oussulethen. 9a be 8eloer aus
prIoater Suele niht eroibig genug
f!ieRen tperoen, 10 ptro bic gunoss=
ieqierun9 i'm 8erein nit Den Stoatsz
Feqierun9en Iit oamit befaifen mill
fen. Samit ptrb niht bios benz Sorz
mer gebolfen, ionoern oem 2anbe Elm
nod qrOBerer 0tenIt ertpieisn. Die
uugeniisenbe finanaieQs 6tlfe. tpsIhe
bic Fdrmer finocu. 1T ndmlih cine
6aupturiade oes aaubbauss uno ocS
namit perbunoenen Rudqunas ner
srnte GrtrGge. Die ieBt u6lthe
Sriit fir Jarm 6ppotbeten lit flint
Sab~" 9as n0thist ben Sarmsr, bic
ierigen goberfruhte au sieben, bic
obne Miibe ii6 in 9elo perpunb:In
faifsn, alio Sorr uno Weisen uno i'm
Siioen gaumnolle. Ddmit er am gnoe
Ter flint Sabre bic SppOtbet abbssab.
Itn tam. 0as ihliebt 5Srudtpe6iel,
DER aur grbaltung Der 8coentraft unz
.rldBIid 1T, aus. gei elmer 3ablun8s-
friIt bon oreibig Sa1ren taun Ser Gar
mer ben 5ruhtpe6iel einfiibren, bu sr
nitt Durh etne fdQie lperbenoe Sppoz
thet gedngItist ipiro.
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SunhRrte bon Gleinh1nhlerr

6unoerte bon &Ieinbdnblern
in oerihisoenen Sbsilen pss 2anbes
ba6en beim gunoes 8eneralzQnpolt
9efhneroen norgebratt iiber ben nett
perbreiteten grauh bon 5abritunten
uno 9roBbGn0Iern, 8ereinbarungen
iiber Die 8ertauFspretie Su treffen, 10
Dab cine aonturrsns ntht osntbar III
uno in sSolge teiien ungsbiibrli6 hobs
greiie be3ablt iperbsn miiHen. Der
General Qnpalt bat Iit Der Sa6e
anaenommen unb miro unter ben,
5ruit 9eieb segen bic 5irmsn einz
Fhreitsn, bic uuf iolhe 2lrt bic 9reiIe
tiinitlih pertheuern.
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gu unisrer gefrisoiguna Be-,
pbahten mir, oab Der prdIibent bic
YoIitit betreffs Wsritos sinI6Eat.
ris mir uls allein ausfia.spol 6alten.
Gr mill, ipie aus ben 0epeften eriidt=
lid lit, i'm gerein nit ben frenben
Wd6ten einen Wes our HsguIirung
rer Verhaltniiie in Werito finbsn. gu
bieiem 8ebufs bat SetretGr grpan an
0euti6ldno. @roB 9rltannien unb
sSrantreih oa5 Grfuhen aeridtet, boB
fie feine politit betreffs Werifos for
muliren, biz bic 8er. Staaten lire
Dorfhldse unterbreitst baden unb aus
ibrer antiDort III 81 erfebeu, mas mir
ipieberholt aefagt baben. bGb fie Wile
lens fnb, Der Giibrung Der Ser. Staaz
Douglas Island news., 1913-11-19
The NOrthIand
The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed.
Information for Everybody.

Alaska grown celery sells in Seattle at S125 per dozen stalks.
 It is said that the Chisana section produced S7lOOO this year
 The Valdez Commoner calls this par down here the "skillet handle of Alaska
 It is estimated that the winter popu- lation of Nome will be 400 less this year than last
 lt is expected that the test of the Matanuska coal will not be made before next June.
 Two Slavouiaus, Mike Kovich and Nick Zakovich are reported missing on the White river trail.
 The famous Yakima valley in Wash inqtou has been drained of turkeys to supply the Alaska Thanksgiving trade.
 A very vague and uncertain report is going around today that the bodies of four people from Ketchikan have been found on the beacb-Miuer.
 Delegate Wickersham will ask oou- qress to establish in Alaska a univer- city, school of mines and an agricul. tural college, all three to be located at  Fairbanks.
 The great Norwegian explorer, ,Sverd- rup. has been commissioned by capital ists from Christiania, Norway, to in- vestigate the possibilities of Alaska for the location of a pulp mill.
 Senator Elwood Bruner, of Nome, es- inmates the storm damage to that village at a half million dollars, but says that the people are not discour- aged, and will rebuild better than ever.
 An old prosr ector from Purgatory, Alaska, witnessed the first marriage ceremony he had seen in sixty years the other day. Marriage and purgatory are evidently not synonymous terms in that country-Seattle P.-I.
 An example of what may be accom- plished by waste is brought to mind by the life experiences of an old Arctic whaler. who remembers the palmy days when there were 400 whaling yes sels in Alaska, and whales enough for all.
 Frank Cook, agent for the Wells Fargo express company, is authority for the statement that the gold output of the Panama valley for the year 1913 will in round numbers be s4,0OOOOO, a falling off from the previous year of practically sl,OOOO00
 The Corwin sailed from Nome on the 9th, for Seattle, with 90 passengers, some of whom are bound for-the new Chisaua diggings. The Corwin has been plying in the freight and passen. ger trade between Nome. St. Michael and Kotzebue sound points.