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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Scrap Book for Today


aud wo, educated at Elton aud ga
fora n. entered the ,cr,lde oi HE
country "a. clerk Va the war o.tt,",
und later m thr foreign otii'. We
was neat Employed AZ assistant pri-
waite secretary of Earl Gron'ill', "nd
loo similar capacity by the Earl OF
nosebcrry A. secretary at Hfh"'l'.
Washington Toxic. Berlin ana con
stuutinoplr b, had Wid, and varied
training Tor bis diplomatic career.
ana he has many friends Ia me Amer
SCAN capital to when he VIII nov re-
turn us ambus.ador lic Was charge
d'atfairs re- Trhsrau. Persia, va 1900.
hrltl'h commit sionrr of puhl' debt
at rHit" year husE and first s'cr'
turS Of ,mhns,y at - petotshurs
from 1893 "a iaOS. T'heu Tor Two
years he was British minister 20 Fer'
ssa. and IN leos went 90 stockholm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Prot iryIug Fisher ls TIA, Thcodu',
l;oos't,u oi American colleges Thr
eiuiv' 90 professor at political econ
omy Hi Vale. who win celebrate hi.
forty sixth birthday today ouss aot
'oniiue himself 90 political economic.
ug. puc day he remarks that stl
college men drink too much. and tho
utNt "" Join. tho national .uss"yiutiuu
mich proposes to saw" AN ul us from
soins O." the lunuur usyiums. ~
Va member of Roosevelrs Ma
t."nal cons rvation commission. ana
o I'Hd'r in the movement tor gov
um'ut.l department of health tlr
.dN "'at'. 'pvdigrcod marriage" aud
hts 90 scheme for solving 40, high
'o-l eff living problem. which hr Hl-
tributes Zoe th, t,rJuu, OF gold Al
together PROT Fisher o, o. yer, busy
Wou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Sin charles Gust That bounds like
simple d.,hrHtiv. 100 mpiiurd
polling hut o. b. th, nam, OF an
English u1r"n,t uud tnrmrr naval OF
ticer vhu b. now cpucrfy 30 mo prime.
ol NJic- sir Charlie vIll hD forty
ninr to-day having been born 10
-hr"p-hir. ON Feb. &c. 1885, a. b.
'u enthusiastic sportmuu. ana hi-
nam" appears with great fr"pucncr
ia ihc ii,i 81 among tho,. present at
Eugiirh hunting purli"s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

tis sssIsh Fuies ever isia Gown fnf the suidsnee
~ e4perfunt uoihefs u b ~ cStefusi sPpli
rsfl0n HAT rnresds lis inhurnfF alsln az thf
r6fds ,ng...lea tlaaments and tenduns fhaf ~
tufe calls ato Gaf thef expand fia'riunN
Niihnut pHiu, without stfsin, shh tnNs ~.
Inc mnd rare.fffs and IN loyui aniiciuauon ~
lie f.faatest ~ ~ WuInnnly ambition.
Ndihef'a Friend must therefore ~ eunstieff't
a. dift-.iiY = most imf'nrtant innueufF ufNa We
ehsrsrter and disposition ~ The ruiufe rrnefa'
tinn. ~ u conceded fact that, With nauHa,
rsip Nervousness and dread tanl,hfl, there u
tfafet an .nfh an abundance ~ healthy euergl
a. 40 hfinH luf0 tglnH he hiEhest hifais "f
fhuss Who faudiy thrnfife nn the fuieH that
insure the rafnina ~ the perfect hahv.
N1tbrfs frirnd caH - had at anN drufe 10
~ al On t1itie, SUD 10 is ununrsii0nHhlt Que
- ibl.s rrmrdics thaf HlwHss has plaff' AMONG
liz ,aertsiied fre in thu netilClnr rahlugi. - .
Nniher's FRIEND IL prepared ~ tue " adur
netuisioe 60, $50 lamar Hldg Atanta "a
Wftte them for Feft instructive tHfnA y.
esteefam mathers Ser that togr dfueg-t VIII
,gppiy 700 With Aothers lriend,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
Oh Look Who's Hcrct
The Onion
Some Recipes By
JEAN HUBS


over "a cupful OF or,am laud bake un.
til brown.
Stuffc4-Onions
Scoop out ne ,cutcrs oi boiled "u.
ions. Make 80 dressing oi bread
crumbs. seasoned with salt. tahasro.
little grated choefc. and little of
tn onion Aloist"n with cream
WRAP each "ui"u iu huttor.d ppr'r
twist the ruds pat IA tutt,rrd pan
and bake tor uu hour lomo,a the
pepper pour over melted butter and
serve.
roachcd Eggs aud Onions
Fry sliced onions soft Ia buti'r s,g
souing with sJli aud pnpr lg. l'rfit
thoroughly aud put on serving d,sh
Sguorze over them the iuir" ut BE- l,m
on. cover with poa,hcd eggs unu
serve.
Spiiug OnianS oH Toast
chop 'iu, a huueh Ell spring On
IONS mud hou boo ,alt water until ton.
dor. brair sui rohc,t 100 vhu
sauce. S'ry" ou small round. ~ nut.
tered tuost
tr"nci iIiri Oniuns
Peel and .nr, thW four oulou.
Irr co. MIR. dI dE' Win Hour IrN 900
deep fui .ud DRAIN.
Ouious . rItnlirnuc
Boil siN largo onion. until i.uutt
ia salt'u vuior Drain cool Hud
-co0p son the aside MIN together
tN" tuhl' puous oft grut"d cheese. the
yolts of two hlId boiled org- chopped
Zine. aud huII cup "f hi .ad yumh.
soaked boo rr'um. Stuu to-. ONIONS
dip iu egg tud cracker crumb. lry
in do'p lur and serve WIN tomato
sauce.
iuWato ~Hu,Y',
ms urrpsd onion Iu1 Ili .
vioN" col rath, ice huiier AdJ huII
% 'upul "' voter, 70 toaspoou'ul 'l
beef extract .upful OF ,1uurI rD.
Waturs. Hud thr," ur tour chopped
mlr,hro"us SIMMER uutl smooth
uud thirt. .uu -,r,r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

How BRITISH Ambassador ~ Nnciica,
50 To-day. T. tie "Issb, at ihr Corps.
Although ho Win celebrate hls rt,y.
fourth hluhda> today Sin 'c'il Ar
thur spring ibr GA u,u British
amhns sador 90 Washington. Be- an IN
lant among diplomats, being the
youngest oi Great Bifiuin's corps 90
hold amhussudoriul grade. SlT 'e-
ca VIII need gil of acknowledged anil
hy TO "fill the shoes at ltigm Hon
orahie Jumss Bryce. who has been
tcll y.d oi the Washington posi- 20
bsc0me member ui the Permanent
Court 90 Arbitration u The liugur.
Mr rtyre viii not 60 go the puteh
capital uuiii next August, when SIR
Edward NY. president 81 the Brush
delegation. VIII retire
sir cecil was b0Fn Feb. ~. 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

drowned Ia basin ~ water no-
ware the deadly BASIN 81 water and
you shall i've long in the land
s.
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON
VIII likely think two times before
turning the Philippine over To- the
rllininos.
THE CENSUS men say Kansas is
shof, on women f3ut why should
any perfect lady want 90 20 to Kan.
sJse
50
THEY ann going 10 raise canin.
lcupcs over On the Peeos this year.
a GOOD many et which win M iarge
hogshead
>
SECRETARY or STATE rryan d
sou phrase. AZ an. rate lill h. goins
90 boz pcrilouslv Close ~ the prcsi.
dcncy
IT REALLY Wauldn1 boz surprising
to see old mau Dtir heating % tJrs IN
his native heath. A. We understand
n. q Il his gan. which IL manipulate.
ms the artillery az present
.
IT's 4 LONG lane that has no iuru
luU. Mexico was peaceful Tor thiIy
secutive ycars--aud fr0m present
indications the lane T. going o. Scep
turning from now ou.
g
THE HOUSE DETECTIVE IN a.
Chicago hotel earned 3. each morn.
lnz for reading % daily pap'r While
e guest ate his breakfast u rnNs Co.
read the newspapers
.
j. 4. MORGAN has Ions boo toe
milinr with undlgtsiihle securities.
hat there H. no record that he had
previously encountered lndiecstinie
food
JOSEPH DANIELS of Norlh car.
DINA - mentioned for secretary or
tue navy. % is in ,inr with tho eternal
utues- of things that he comes from %
itate With ~ least one coast line.
And he has probably read about nat
tle~hips aud what waste OF money
,hey are.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
FRATERNAL SOCIETY IS
DEFENDANT IN SUIT

Fuit has bren entered ln the dis.
trlct court by Odciia Snudoyal. nsklnE
JUDGMENT against the Alian2a His
PIANO Americana de BeuCs0lcucin for
$40 funeral expenses ana money de.
rived from an assessment of the mem
hers ot the organization for death
hrnent plnintin alleges hat her hus-
hnnd. Pedro Saudoyal. was before ms
death % member Of tho society 3nd
thai she has not received the benents
dive hcr bs the result ct such mem
bt.shln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Eydontiy Trinidad ana Ration arc
tent On driving that cnnard nhoni the
. uassahle Ration pnss ~ far into its
hole thai b viii never be rosurrectcd.
These two enterprisins cities are
working topethcr 10 make hs ROTOR
pass fond che best aud best known
Ia che country 70 that end amons
oiher thinRs. Ihey are going 10 hold
. big joint picnic next sprlns that viii
no hummer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

"Gcncu''v dchn,Wicd fur years
Hpd sick h'd1 no. lacked ambition.
WIS worn out aud 800 rum down Uut-
dock BLOOD nitters made mo q VOL
woman Mrs. Chas Fretov. Noosup.
conf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Kaiser Wilhelm aud kaisrtin Nu-
pnste- Victoria viii celebrate today
the thirty SECOND anniversary of their
wedding. which was cclchTnted ln
Berlin February g. 1851 Tho kuia.
erin was the daughter Of Duke Fried
rich Of SchirsWtp- ilolstoin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Ubstious- Mister. what's that sign
over Wonder. tonsorial parlor'
Citicus-Just re- local barbarian -.
Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Pinkskill would never tock % boat
Nor Trim, With ! loaded gun:
Ills common sense was quick e. u"t'
The risks that foolish p' opl' run.
Tie never bought hogu. mine,
Nor drove his motor cnr too last
And yei. despite this record tine.
lie went the t1adst0ol rout" ut ltsi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
ter IAnaliatlons.

can you cook on an emergency H'
"Nu. sir. sat c1n On e gas stove.
baltimore American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

We have the largest ana best list
~ investments In the southwest John
VI. Moore iteIliv 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
The Perfect Baby
Of The Future


Too mich can not b sid FOR 4 vundsrfql
fsmedy familiar to maey women ss MOWERS
i !, nare eleausnt IN ln ,ctlou ihsa siI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

The dominican rcpubnvs national
""ouf. commemorative yhr begin
Irt "i th" strul-l, for Independence
In iNtt VIII boz celebrated today Al.
though 10 hus had its share OF pollt-
io'l uoupics aud cNil strit, durins
tho last few yeurs. Dominic BE- mu %
NOR" civilized ana pr sf,r"uI ihuu
M ncighh0rlng hlaCh republic. Halo.
Nothing so accurately r,nc O. the
education, intollgcuco ana culture
of people AZ the support given "a
their press, ana in this respect -.
minira H. Tar ahead of Huiu The
population oi buminicu b. ouh utth
more Than lhird that df H. neigh
hoT. yot Dominica has thirl, one
newspapers and periodicals. six Of
which are issued daily. white HAN
has only i've publications. two Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

rrrmnlc's llyory. ii1 \ second ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
'Tiii,I,IrINNN DAY" WILL HE
Oh fEii NTt.D VI I-rON TO-DAY

Mann quaint aud ancient customs
obtain p E'on college. IA, famous
Bu,tiu4uumshir. school founded m
ltiu as % uuIssr. To- Cambridge. and
one ct them. tho celebrated Three
penny dan viii be- celebrated today.
The custom has neon observed nearly
four centuries. and WIS upugurlt,d
hy Roger Lupton. win. ,,as prn,ust oI
Elton from Iso. to 1888. Ia hi. viii
lupiuu .rIlnrsd tor AN annual dis.
rIrutiuu cot Inou,t pn th, uuuh..r.ui,.
rf h.- d,Hm. .ubl.. Gu on D., lfI..r,.
90, l.} "a, terms of 90, nrpuou the
provost received o. 3d.. thr fellow 5.
hsudm1stor and chaplain d. td. no,
assistant ,hJpluinp aud usher sd. th,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

over a cOpf"l Of .rram 'ana "a,.. o".
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
SENDS DOCTOR SPITE RELIGION
Court Denies Right of Zionists to Deny Boy Services of a
 Physician.

Zion City, Ill.,, Jan. l1.--For the first time the question whether members of the Zionites' colony have the right to deny their chI- dren medical attention was brought into court today. The de- cision was against the teneis o1 the sect which relies on pray CT to cure all ills.
 Judge p. l.. Persons, sitting at Waukegan, Ill.,, delivered the rul- ing in the case of a boy suffering from a throat disease. An older brother applied to the court to or der a physician sent to the boy. The sick boy said that he wanted d doctor and Judge Persons granted him the right to seek medical aid.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
NAVAL COURT IS
 PROBING FRAUDS

Norfolk, Na., Jan. i7.--Widc- spread inyrstigaI ion by the naval court of inquiry. BOW in session here, of rollusiou between con- tractors for supplies for ships of the navy and the stewards of the ships is likely to be undertaken. according to Capt. A. T. MariX, judge advocate general of the navy, who returned today to at tend the sessions of the court. Capt. Marix is said to have gathered much testimony that may entail the sitting of the court at several northern ports at which the fleet has gathered in times past. The investigation now is expected to continue for several weeks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
WOULDN'T STAND ! FOR BIG GRAFT s
Railroad Properties Declared by Judge Landis as Sacrificed
 at Receivers Sale.

Chicago, Jan. 17.--The sale of the Illinois properties of the Chi FFtago- < Milwaukee Electric Rail road company by the receivers was set aside as illegal by Judge Landis in the United States dis trict court today. Judge Landis held that the sale bidding was suppressed and that the purchase price was more than $3,000,000 below the true value.
 The decision came at the close of a hearing to confirm the re- ceiver's sale held at Waukeegan, IT,, September 25, 1912, when a reorganization committee repre- senting 95 per cent of the bond holders purchased the Illinois propertiess for $1,65O,O00.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
CHARGES MADE
 AGAINST POLICE
San Francisco Grand Jury Will investigate Charges of Police
 Protection.

San Francisco, Jan. 17.--The grand jury will investigate the charges made by John Mooney, captain of detectives, that "influ- ence is used from the outside to such an extent that many officers of the force are afraid to do their duty.
 The board of police commis- sioners decided today to lay the case before the grand jury after a further examination of Mooney, and the examination of Henry Burrows, a lodging house keeper, who said he had been unable to prosecute "Jimmie' La Strange, a tenderloin divekceper, after having been attacked with a knife.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
NO ANXIETY ID MOVE TARIFFS
Government of Russia Will Not Take Initiative tn Formation
 of New Treaty.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 17.--1t IS said here that the purpose of the Russian government to maintain the present tariffs and procedure regarding the admission Of Amer jeans, including Hebrews, after the termination at midnight to- night of the formal commercial Russo-American treaty is in vir- tue of an informal modus viven- di arranged at Washington.
 The treaty, which was abrogat- ed by the congress of the United States because of this country S attitude upon the passport ques- ton, thus will continue practical ly unchanged so far as the inter- csts of the two parties are con- cerned.
 Apparently there is no dlspo- sition in Russian government cir cles to take the initiative in the negotiation of a new treaty. The government will await proposals from the Wilson cabinet, mean time standing pat" on present passport regulations.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
MENOS LEGS
 WHILE WAITING
First Big Scientific Discovery of New Year is Announced by
 New York Physician.

New York, Jan. i1.--Repair of a broken leg within four days and the healing of cutaneous wound in less than one day is the first great scientific discovery of 1913, as announced today in the cur rent issue of the Journal of Ex- |perimental Medicine by pr. Alex |is Carrel, who received the Nobel prize for medicine in 1912.
 Although Dr. Carrel does not go into details, he says the dis covery is the result of a series of experiments begun in 1907, and wonderful results hay" been ac- rumplishe,!.
 "Thyroid extract and marcrat. Il portions ni utlrer organs of il r body. appli d tn leg fractures aHl r,ltantnus N',ludS acconplish'> the above "-lltS." says Dr. ctr :. rel
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
.GET EVEN 0N
 COMBINATIONS

Washington. ID. c.. Jan. It. Democratic leaders in the Senate planned today to take up the fight against President Taft's appoint ments in the hope that the special committee appointed by the Dem- ncratic caucus could agree on a plan of action today OF t0mnr- row. The Democratic members of the Senate will be called together in caucus in few days to consid- CT the matter further. Senator Bradley of Kentucky, and several other Republicans are threatening openly that if the Democrats per- sist in opposing President Taft's appointments, the Republicans will start a bitter contest against appointees in the special session that meets after March 4th.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
NO MORE RUSHING
 0F THE GR0WLER
Washington Excise Board Has Placed Ban on Travelling
 Lard paiis.

Washington, D. C., Jan. IT, It will be against the law to car- ry home a bucket of beer ill this city beginning today. In other words, Washington will have to stop rushing the growler.
 The excise board of the District of Columbia has promulgated a drastic law which forbids any sa- loon keeper to sell anything not to be drank on the premises lex cept in original packages The latter classification is interpreted by the board to mean bottles and the human stomach. The new order specifically states it is aim ed at the 'growler tradc.' Any saloon keeper who violates the new order will risk losing his li- ccnSe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
ARE NOT BOUND FORSAN FRANCISCO Denial That Hill Lines Are Seek inq an Entrance Into San
 Francisco.

Portland, Ore, Jan. i7.-"There is absolutely nothing in the re- port that the Hill lines are seek ing an entry into San Francisco through a junction of the Oregon Trunk line and the Western Pa cific," declared J. Ii. Young, chair man of the Hill interests in Ore gon today. The statement fol- lows reports that Young went to San Francisco to effect, if possi- ble, land route from Northwest ern points to the Pacific coast metropolis through the plan men, toned.
 Young states he went to Cal ifornia with his family merely to spend the holidays and did. not |endeavor to effect and further inn prOvement of the Hill system while away.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
THE POWDER TRUST
 DlsSoLvES ITSELF

san Francisco, Jan. i7.--What is said to be the first step in the dissolution of the so-called pow dor trust, was taken here when the Dupont Powder company ter minated it's existence in CalifOr- mia and the Atlas and Hercules companies took over it's territory.
 The dissolution is in accord ance with a decision given in June, 1912, by the United States district court sitting at Whining ton, Del, the home of the F.. l. du POnt de Nemours company, and was effected here under the supervision of the United States district attorney, John l.. Me- Nab, acting in conjunction with agents of the federal department of justice.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
SAYS GAMBLING EXISTS IN NOME
Court Instructs Marshal Make ln- vestigation and District At-
 torney to Prosecute.

Nome, Jan. l7.--Monday in Op- en court in the presence of Acting Marshal Thompson and District Attorney Castle, Judge Murane de- nounced the existence of gamb-
 ing in the city and instructed the marshal to investigate as to whether gambling was being car- ricd on and to report his findings to the prosecuting attorney with a view of taking away the liccn- ses of those places which permit ted gambling to be carried on in their premises.
 He roasted the laXity of city of ticials regarding gambling and warned the municipality that if they did not suppress the viola tions of law the court would take a hand in the matter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF
 OF AUSTRIA HlYU SICK

Paris, Jan. 17.--That Emperor Franz Josef of Austria is very near death is the assertion here today of the Paris Midi. The pa per prints a dispatch from Rome stating that the aged rul%r is very feeble, despite the denials of the Vienna press. and that his death cannot long be deferred. The dis patch says that the Rome cDrrcs- pondent got his information on good authority from the vatican.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
ID DRIVE TUNNEL
 0NG0LOEN EAGLE
Ben Si.verman Lets Contract for 200 Foot Tunnel on Claim
 Bonded From Wnl. Little.

Some time ago Ben Silverman bonded the Golden Eagle claim, situated at Golden, Port Wells, from Vim. Little for the sum of s30,OO0. This morning MT. Sil- verman sent James O'Brien, M. E. Vaughn and James H. Wilds to Golden with supplies, provisions and camp equipage under a con- tract to drive 200 feet of tunnel on the ledge.
 MT. Silverman has taken this venture by himself, feeling that should he prove the property to be of value he will be under no difficulty in getting the required capital to develop the property into a paying mine. The property is situated adjoining the store at Golden and is on the waters edge, being surrounded by ample tim hcr for all purposes and with a water power within a shnrt dis tanre.
 The ledge iS l2 feet ill width, sample assays returning from S5 to $2OO to the ton. A mill test of the "mine run" made at the local mill gave erturns of $40 to the ton. MT. Silverman estimates that by running in on the vein for distance of 200 feet he will gain a depth of 400 feet. Previous to bonding the property Little had stripped the vein for a distance of 100 feet; the vcing being tracable on the outcrop for 300 feet.
 Those whc have seen the claim pronounce to D. one of the most promising showings in that sec tion. The supplies were shipped on the Brighton this morning, thus adding another active work ing property to the Port Wells district.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
SIMPLER METHODS TREASURY DEPT.
Revolutionary Change in Business Methods of Treasury Depart
 ment Made by Macveagh.

Washington, D. G., Jan. IT, Secretary MaceVagh today order ed a revolutionary change ill the business methods of the treasury department in handling the in come and expenditures of the gov ernment which is expected to les sen interference by the treasury with the fiscal operations of the country, making the government deposits in United States deposi- taries more active and benefit the public by obviating the payment of exchange un government checks.
 Effective February 1. the ar- counts of federal disbursing off cers will be placed with the treas urer of the United States and all checks drawn on that official may be cashed by any national bank designated as United States de pOsitary. Banks making such pay ments may rcplcnish the specified account from federal customs or internal revenue receipts daily deposited. The banks thus will forward to the sub-treasuries on ly the excess of receipts over ex- penditurcs. Under the plan. pen |sioners no longer will be required to pay exchange on their cheeks.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
'S|X SOLDIERS
 AEE BOUND OVER
Marshal at St. Michael to Take
 Bound Over Soldiers to Nome for Safe Keeping.

st. Michael, Jan. Marshal Powell, with five dog teams and four deputies, is AePe-te@t&slfs -t5 Nome six soldiers of the 30thNin- fantry, bound over to the grand jury, charged with having com mitted a fiendish outrage on a native woman.
 Tn, heavy. condition of the trails. owing to the soft weather prevailing, may delay his depar- lure with the prisoners.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
THE WCRM TURNS
 AFTER MANY YEARS

Seattle, Jan. l7.--Charging that for 20 years she has supported her family, which has now in creased until there are fl chil- dren, by washing. millinery and dress-makine work. and that her husband deserted her several months ago, Mrs. Antonio Mans field is seeking divorce. She charges that during the B years of married life, her husband gave her just $40 for clothing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-17
Arson Cana Keep Busy.

New York, Jan. i7.--Izzy, the painter, leader of the arson trust, has confessed to the burning of 200 housas. He said that the gang had started a thousand fires with in the DaSt few months.