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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-07
District No. 3---Automobile Contest,

DISTRICT No. 3 comprises all territory known as
South Richmond. including swansboro Forest
MISS MARION DOUGLAS l1o1 Decatur ST.. 500
CHAS. GREEN. 1915 Hull St. .............l5,30
PISS NAOMI GOODE. 22b r.. 10th ST.. 1870
MISS KATHARINE HARDING $500 Lawson
Street .......................... 900
2ARATIER HARRIS. 1922 Porter ST.. $3.50
W. b. HARRIS. Sd and Everett st. 1000
j. r. HYAMS 11o1 Decatur ST. ............. $500
". II. MANN Woodland Heights ........... 5000
j. j. MCDONALD. Woodland Heights $50
L. C. TUCKER. 325 w 31st ST, So. Rd ...... 900
+. c. J. TYNDALI. 100 n. 25th St........... GA
j. L. WILLARD. 1929 Hull St............. .32,62i
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bell. Bedford, Rotetourt. GreensviIIe. Lunenburr
MeekIenburs, Charlotte. Halifax. Pittsylvnnia
Henry and franklin Counties.
STEPHEN BAILY, North Emporia Va 5h50
MRS. a. L. BARksDALE Cullen. Va $3.50
JAMES, T. BARLEY, Buchanan, va....... 1000
LUCIUS H. BRACEY. Buchanan YAM oss7
A S. BRIDGEFORTH, JR. Olo, va.. ! . 900
JOHN w. BURGESS PAGES va.......... So sos
MISS ARE GAGE South Eoston. Va $500
j. d. CLAY. Crystal HILL Va............. / 900
JOEL COLE, Vernon Hill, Va............. 900
LlNDSAf cRAWLEY. Appomattox Va. 1850
7. D. DANIEL Lynchburg, Va ! nm
MISS NELLIE v. FOwLKES. Lunenburg Va 1000
): Z: GARRETT. brakes Branch. Va........ 1880
~; r. LEE Meherrin Va. ............. $500
W. SIr'H.E.->' ~ fSmporia, Va...... 1000
]. r. GREGORY. Chase City. va........ 900
MISS RAMEY HAMLIN Danvlle. Ya..... 80 500
w., i.fS bracey va $500
MISS Lucy HAYES Palmer Springs, Va 500
sW bLL HOLT, Brookneal. Va. ............. 1000
~ S;,s &c iNGE henproge' Va. .2l,5l7
EARL CAREY JONES. Lynchburg Va... 1000
j. C. La PRADE Republican Grove. va. 400
a. r MOON. Mt. Airy. Va. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
WIN. H MULLINS, Rpublican Grove, Va 600
REV. S. L. NAFF Emporia, ya........ 0oo
j. D. NEWCOMB, Clarksville. ya......... 900
CHARLES r. NICHOLS. South Boston, Va. .12414
JNO. w. NORBURN. Danville. Va.. a. 6o5
JAMES F. NORWOOD. Skipwith, Va.3 20 6Ie
NJ w. OGBRUN. North View. .......... "a SoO
H. r. PARRISH Dundas Va............ 2612
MRS. II. D. PETERS, Keysville, Va.... 00O
MISS IDA NJ. PRICE Meherrin. va 81 ga
G. ii. SEBILI. North Emporia. Va...... 6O0
CLYDE SELF, Martinsville, Va....... 40 aga
MISS MISS VIRGINIA SIZEMoRE. Virgilina Va. 300
MRS. j. e SMITH, Smiths Cross Roads Va ann
MISS EMMA SMILEY. Buchanan, va. oo6
A. L. G. STEPHENSON. Virgilina va. 900
w, r. SWINGLE, Shippers. Va.......... ooo
MISS MARY JANE VADEN. Sutherln Va
MISS JANE WALL. South Hin Va. " a aoa
MISS LUCILLE WILLIAMS. Victoria. Va. 800
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District No. 8---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. comprises all of virginia mot
included in Districts to the state of North
Carolina.
D. e. ALLEN Big Stone Gap Va. ........... 1000
MISS ADA BERRY. Cr1glersYille. Va. 32,565
r. j. BLANKENSHlP, Raven, Fa........... 1000
MRS. w o. BOWER, Midland. Va.......... 1901
MISS PEARL BROWN. Critz Depot, Va. 1000
W: n BOD Warrenton. N Co.. 5000
MISS ALICE BRYAN BRAsWELL. Battle
boro. N. c. :........................ 1000
HARRY r COI4FERT Middletown, Va...... 1,547
O. C. CRAFFORD, Mulberry Island. Va...... 1000
j. H CREECH. Newport News. Va. ......... 1000
JOHN s. DAVENPORT Lancaster Va. 20.SO0
w. T. EDWARDS. Isle of Wight c. H. Va. $500
MISS EFFtE ELLINGTON. Warrenton, N. c.. 1000
MRS. f. B. ESTES. Fletcher, Va. 10. s68
j. w. FINLEY, Crandon, Va. ............. 1900
MISS FLORA L. FITCHETT. Cape Charles
Va. Observation-Disclosures
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P. j. HARRUP. r. F. .. No. 2. Yale Va 1850
i: y. JACHSON, stony Creek, Va. $500
bliss GLADYS JAMES. Crewe, Va. 32529
-: +. JONES, Salls Valley, Va. .2S110
w. W LEWIS. Charlie Hope, va........... 1000
y, re. w H. MATTHEW'S. Charlie Hope, Va. 1000
r, w. MCINTOSH Farmville. Va-........... 32.629
piss ELVIRA MILLER Jarratt Va. ..... $500
Mfes. :: r. MITCHELL. Dillwyn. Va. 6T7
.. ~ nj ICHtLL Charlie Hope. va......... $500
I - r. VI \ Ekt Petersburg, $500
~; n NlCOREFIELD Farmvie. Va r. +. d. 1000
Hiino iILLEN NASH, Hebron, Na............ l,02l
- NJ Wv NEf H. +. d. No. .. Wakefield Va. 200
=. -. IAflhER, Raphine, Na...... 32.543
MRS. sALLIE. T. PAULETT. Hampden-
ney, Va Observation-Disclosures 2.S31
MRS. J: A. PILOUT, Sutherland. va....... $1,000
w. Z. BEDFORD. Burkeville Va. .....Se524
IT. TI HI.LLt toranchVille. Va 1900
=; w CGEite. Amelia Va .............. $500
-af 10, % w; SEBRELI. Sebrell Va. 32.57s
800 ~ oi1f.i!bCHSE, Green Bay, Va. $500
nt,Se ~ -, -, ofiOfSt, krese, Va ........... $500
naISs S-nHftlE sLAIE petersburg. Va.... 5000
naISS {. LlN SNEAD Judd Va........... 400
MISS MISS MARGARET TUCKER, Champe, va. .22ss1
MRS CARRIE F. WELLS. r. F. d. g. Box 4s-
,,,s9 el 1I stone Va ..............194s4
Hii"o HELEN Williamson, Petersburg $500
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G. b. GRAVES. Chester Va. Observation-Disclosures. $500
MISS MARTHA DANIEL GRAVES. Gordons-
willie. Va Observation-Disclosures. 500
MItS. j. A HASk1NS. Chester, Va 1900
NlItS|J LUTHER HALL, Raccoon Ford Va. 900
MRS j. NJ HALL Ivy, Va-...... ........... 32.60s
A. g. HULL Thema. Va. .............. 1900
GEO II. HARTMAN Basic City. Va.......... s.40O
g II. HARRIS. Richmond. Va. r. F. D. So. 900
HOWARD HIGHLANDER. Raccoon Ford, Va 900
W. +. HILL. Culpeper. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
w Is. JONES, Fredericks Hall, Va........... 900
G. W. KERR. Culpeper. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
o. a. KITCHEN. Matoaca Va.
w. Nj. LAFFERTY, Crozet, Va. ............ 325OO
q. 7. LEWIS. JR- stanton, MISREPRESENTATION
MISS SUSIE LIVELY, Waynesboro, Va... 1000
MISS ANNIE LOUDEREE. Scottsvie, Va 600
MRS S. A. MARTIN. Beach, Va. F. D. /,
j. j. MASsIE, JR.. Trevilliann Va. 1900
MISS KATE PEBBLES. Chester. va......... 1000
MISS ROSALIE POINDEXTER ...... 900
II. PRESTON MORRIS. Charlottesville Va 326lo
VIM Q. PAYNE. Columbia. Va. ............. $500
JNO. 9. RHODES. PR. Louisa, va........... 24oo
MISS MINNIE SCRUGGS Scottsvili.. Va. $500
MRS j. O. SHEPHERD Palmyra, .325e7
MRS L. ~. SPICEFt Charlottesville Va.....3 2572
T. A. SMITH. Bumpass Va, Box $50. ..... 2S1e
BOYD SUTHERLAND, Red Hill. Va. ..... 900
THOS. NJ TAYLOR, Louisa, Va.............11e3 gao
T. T. FINDER JH., Mine Run. Va.........24Ies
GEO. II TRIMMER. Elko Va. .......... 32S7
MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS. Scottsville Va. . 1000
III. +. WYNN, keswick, Va. ........... 40 ea7
j. w WOOD Fredericks Hall. Va....... 1000
F. L. WOOLFOLK. Louisa, Va. .........3 ,545
MRS L. NJ. fANCEY. Barboursville, va 600
MISS ADELLA YoWE1.L. iCupeper va. 400
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District No. l---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory n Rich
mond north OF the James River and west of Second
street tnot Including Second strcet) and Barton
Heights and Ginter Park.
THOMAS ARMSTRONG Jr. $40 Barton Ave 1os0s
WILL BRANCH. 713 North Ave. brookland
-, Iark .........:............. 1000
In 1,E. ~ BLAiR 171b Hanover Ave-. 312s
IN AM'i.Eit 24lS Hanover Ave. 228 SOC
~ 1920 pI CRAFION 4O6 ~ Robinson st. 1858
s11SS ~, r An w w Grace
S ScS "a Ei1nIH GiLES los b. Clay st. 5000
IEHIS I TUC~1. ZoiS stuart Ave 1880
er1T I1.r iI, 1SiSHABEE 500 Beverly ST.. 1000
srs,c III ncSONNEl III T. Clay St..... 1000
I ~ SE,EDEN, 2oa2 stuart Ave. 2cs6s
-N- "1'ii'r~fr Ills hanover Ave ....... 1000
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+: H. AVERY Sturgeon Point Va.....,.... s4oo
WSi. HUGH BAGBf. Stevensviilc Na....... 32625
MRS: H. r. BEADLEs Ellerson. Va. r. F.
d. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
JhNl6S b. BOiIS. fredericksburg. .......... $500
w: X BROApOuS, West Point. Va........ 1851
MISS MILDRED CAMPBELL. boswell. Va. $4,000
-. EHW <AfD C:AhIER, irwin. Va. r. F. D. l. 3o22
saCl b. CARIER, BOX Ashland, Na........ 5000
M!SS LArlNlA NJ. Sl1ARkE, Goodalls. Va. 1000
MISS C. t. DI'GGINs Roa~cr Dam va. n e
D. No; ..................... 1913
a. l.. FLIPPO. Welches, Va...............1 1850
MRS. r. !. GLASCO. Book, Va............ pass
-, -. LEoN. Saoot Va. S2554
w. n. niHDpOH. hewlett Va. 1900
W. z. McGEORGE. Mangohick Va......... 1852
MISS BESSIE MIDDLEBROoK. Hewlett Va $500
A. +. MOON Tamworth. Va. ........... 40 50o
w. v. PRIDDY, Ashland. Va sos1s
MISS PEARLE PUGH. Manakin, va..... $40
TAYLOR ROWE, Frederick sburg, Va . soo
n ,,. KEITH II; TAILOR, Hanover C. H.. s26se
MISS BLANCI THOMPSON. Beaver DAM Va $500
I. G. VALENTINE Bowling Green, Va 6 tn0
LfNWooD WILLIAMS, Richmond. Va. r f
MISS BETTE WRIGHT Goiansviile. Va. 1000
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Highland Park and ChestDut HILL
r. l. ANDERSON $500 e. Broad st......l2a53
c. a. BEYER, sos l.. Turpir. St. ........... 1000
j. X. BOWMAN. Va. Line Tariff Bureau $500
JACK BRYANT, 2G02 Z. Broad St..........lO40O
OLIVER Ii. CROSS j. A. Connolly q Co... 300
S. T. DOWDY. COZ state St. Fulton. 500
W. ~ HALLE. o403 l.. Grace St..............I676
w. J. Hk;RNDON. 425 y. 25th St........... 266s
j. H. HUNT. 1901 r.. Broad St............. 32,5i4
MISS ELLEN HOLMAN. 407 IL N eth St. 32 SAT
ROBERT G. HUGHES. " s. Mccoy :. a233I
LEO JACOBS, 1859 i. Main ........... 0ol
JOHN KUSTET, No. 10 s. 14th St........... 1000
MISS LOTTIE LLOYD. 519 n. oath St..... 1852
MISS DOROTHY MASON. SIS n 25th ST.. 4s17
MISS finances POWERS. 5l4 SD St .15.4s2
CIIAS. II. SCHAAF. Larus Bros. Co........ II. 3O2
A. l. sTRATFORD JR, 3l5 e. Main St.. 1000
NATHAN STIcE&Iis5Z31 S5ft. Stephen ~
Ellison Co. ......................... 5000
L. D. WALDER, 1920 T.. Washington St.. 5000
l. Z. WOABELlA 500 N 21st st. $500
ARTHUR ID. WRIGHT, 1905 Sd Ave. 25,353
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District No. 5---AutomobiIe Contest.

DISTRICT No. 5 comprises Hanover Goacb,,na
SPotsylvanfa' I1nsex Stafford. Caroline, King VIII
liam, King and Queen. New Kent, Charles CITY,
Prince George. Powhatnn and Cumberland Conn.
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District No. 8---Pony Contest,

DISTRICT No. s comprises all Virginia not
included in Districts to 7, and the OF North
Carolina.
MISS KATHLEEN ANDERToN. Hayes. Store
va. ......::............. $500
dAEb T.. rd.E.nliNS' spray ~ Z. 1000
" y: l1oiSNSbf. Seatord. Va. 1.0O2
=! 80 49, - ItUfLEf urbannoe Va. 10000
Msn tr' ~ rIfoN MACMS. shenandoah Va. l.646
,,,es va, ~, 1000
Ni2o 49, oGffllLrRf.t, nashville Va. 1000
MISS JULIA WINSTON TAYLOR. Oxford
~ -. 52,b47
MISS ELIZABETH c. WARE. Augusta Hotel.
Staunton. warm. Observation-Disclosures. 900
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District No. 6---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. @ comprises Surry. Sussex. South
smPton' Dnwiddie, Brunswiek. Sottowny, Buclsing-
ham. Amherst, Roekbridse. Amelia and Prince Ed
wnrd CountieH
asa ALSPAUGH Burkevile. Va. ........... 1000
o. - hItNlNSON. champ, 11.210
MISS MARGARET ATWELL $50 High ST.,
Petersburg. Va. ....................... 1000
JOE D. BAKkER, Wakefield Va. .......... $500
Mss Ms. JEsSSiE MAY BRITT. Boykins Va. 3Oo31
MISS NOitMA CHAMBERS. Blackstone. Va. az. 600
:, H. DEI1BRioGE. Warheld. Va. ............ 1000
o. ~. "a Si6SUN r. r. d. No q Dillwyn. Va. 1,0l0
IA. aiJ9 GIHO aARDAWAf, Farmvllle. Va. 1000
w M, H. JOhNSON Jr. Elberon. Va. 1852
w. ~; JOINSoS. Jh Elberon. Va. .22,514
,,Is ELLEN NSSil. hebron Va.-...... 1000
IA 80. l.1iN2 NlCf1oLAH Arvonia Va ,1a,100
BILL STEPHENSON Ivor. Va. r. f. u.
No; ...:................... 5000
MASTER FRANCIS ROSE, Stony Creek Va 1891
NJ hOoiSE TkOTTEF lIawrencevie. Va. $500
e.Is a." -, +" fkGlt walkers Ford. VA. $500
Va m
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District No. Automobile Contest.

o. compr1ses al Territory HIch-
mond north Of the Jnmes River and west OF Second
Street mot Including Second street, and Barton
Heights and Gintcr Park.
MRS j. LEROY ASHER. 612 \. Lombardy St.32, 627
MISS HAZEL BROWNING 5l4 $. Pine st. .32. 645
MRS ROSETTA CORDREY, 1l06 10 Beverly %. COO
j. Il. DeVILBISS TIA Nontrose Ave. ......... $500
RUSSELL, S. ENCLE. 500 Randolph ST.. a,040
RICHARD F. GASKINS " Harvey ST 1000
w. j. GILMAN, JR. 1910 w. Grace st. ...... 1000
MISS KATIE GILL. 17l7 Park Aye.......... $500
BERT GORDON $40 w Marshall St........ $40
MISS MARGARET HARTMAN. 17I2 Grove Av.32, $50
MRS FAIRFAX G. JONES 25o7 Hanover Ave. 80, $50
MISS ELIZABETH b. KAHL. 500 W. Main ST. 5000
j. 3. KIRTLEY. 1Ilo W. Main St.......... 32, 5l4
MISS VIRGINIA T.. LONG. fl9 North Ave-. 81, 69s
D. MEADE MANN JR. 1o Z. Grace ST.. .32, 6G6
BLAIR MEANLEY, lis w. Broad St. j 500
JAMES Z. PETERS, 20 S. Adams st. ......... 1000
CLIFFORD G. SATTERFIELD. sol w. Clay. 1000
JOHN SAUNDERS. 1925 Floyd Ave. ........ $500
T. ]. SCHM1TH. Z w. Clay St............... 1000
G. Il. SOUTHWARK. 10 y. Plum St ....... 32.54S
MISS CLARA TILi4ER. 1903 w. Main ST ...... 5000
NJ H. VAN DOREN. 800 Chamberlayn Ave. 1000
MRS SUSIE BRA%TON w EST. 1900 Park Av.33,6 500
MISS NJ l.. WILLIAMS. 2il3 Grove Ave. 1854
JOHN f. WYNN. JI:. 3 ". Grace St......... 80, COS
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District No. 2---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. : comprises NIL territory N Rich
noDd north of the James River O Second
Street uneiudiLE second street,, nixo Including
Highland Park and ChestDut Hill.
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District No. 7--AutomobiIe Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomattox, Camp-
bell. Bedford, Rotetourt. GreensviIle, Lunenburr
MecklenburE, Charlotte. Halifax, Pittsylynni.
Henry and Franklin Counties.
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District No. 5---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Hanover, Goochlasd,
SpotsJlrana, EaseI. Stafford, Caroline, ftang Sysir
Ham. King and Queen, New Kent. Charles City.
Prince George. Porhatnn and Cumberland Counties.
WESLEY p. ATWOOD. Jr. Disputanta, Va. S,13s
MISS LUCILLE D. BEADLES, Richmond, Va.
r. T. ID. No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .12,s05
ST. tI bEAl4 Tunstall Va ..............l S,54S
MISS NANCY CHRISTIAN. Hanover. VA. 1858
DANilo FIELD West Point. Box 32......... 3,219
n n.SS MAtf GOULDMAN. Beulnhvife, Va. 6,400
MISS IDA LEE HUTCHINSON. Hanover. Va,
r. f. D. No. Observation-Disclosures 400
Is. ": JAMES. beulahyille. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOIS
JOFN FoUSG DfETTE, Ashland, Va. 1885
1, a KANSONE Elk Hill, Va. ............. 1000
t DItnNAhO IN LOk Sabot Va 1900
MISS NINA NJ. WHEELHoUsE, Petersburg
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MISS ELEANOR BROWN Ettrick. va.....- 400
CHAS. STANLEY FORD Shores, Va. 3.752
MISS MARY COOKE. Fredercks Hall, Va. 1000
CONRAD HADEN. Palmyra. Va-............ 1895
MISS CHRISTINE c. HALL, Alton, Va. $500
BUD HESS. Mt. Sidney, Va. r. r d. 2...... 1000
MICHAEL Q. KENYON, Matoaca Va. -. 900
STUART LONG, Culpeper, Va. 1000
lottesvllie. Va. .................'... 1000
JUSTIN REED, Stop %. Seven Pines Road. 1000
MISS SALLY WATSON MAGRUDER. East
hanl Va. .,.... Observation-Disclosures. 4.4os
MISS LOUISE ". SLOVENIAN, Columbia, Va.16.513
JOHN h. WEST. Seven Pines, Va. 1000
EARLY THOMAS TERRELL JR. Buckner
Va. .............. Observation-Disclosures. 2Il
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District No. 7---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomattox, Ca.,np.
bell. Bedford, Dotctourt, GreeusviIIe, Lunenbnrc
Mecklenurg. Charlotte. Halifax, PisyIvnnia. Henry
and Franklin Counties.
MISS MARY 1. ANTS. virgilina, Va..... 500
PISS PISS 10y MoiIEE ATWOOD. Appomattox. Va. 1000
MISS tiELEN ANDERSON, Bedford. va. 506a
- a tatIHOlx, Jlt, Lawyers. Va. .......... 1.001
n. -. 1AhNETT' Finchloy, Va. ........-.... 5000
w WI NJ. ~. SOON fortia va 1905
MI Miss DOitOIHf X FOX. Emporia, Va. s2S24
SHEPHERD JOHNSON, South Boston, Va s253s
-, W. LCr I'D IT. south Boston. Va. 604
MISS ANN L. KESENICI. Lynchburg, Va 900
MISS JOSEPHINE l.. LUNsFoRD. Fincastle
Va; .;;;;;:. .............1ssa 5
WI SAi.1s6 Ghariotte c. H. Va..... 1902
W,is,1liI sNODDf, keysvile Va......... 1000
MISS GRACE L. RAGSDALE. Gig va.... a643
CLIFTON TWEEDY. Rustburg. Va. r. T. d
NO. ..... Observation-Disclosures. 1.01o
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
WHITE PASS CLUB, JUNO
 AND ST. VALENTINE

The White Pass Athletic club members are out with an announce meut ot a dance to be given in their hau on the l4th Of February. The l4th of February is st. Valentines Day. and that day has been observ- ed and celebrated for the past fourteen hundred years or more. STeakinC about St. Valentine, the encyclopedias tell us that the GUS tom of sending Valentines had it origin tn the heathen practice con- Bected with the worship Of Juno (not Juueaul on or about the four teenth Of February Its associa- tion with the Saint is wholly acci- dental.
 Juno was some dancer in her day, SO it you have any religious scru- pies against dancing in honor of a Saint, attend this one in memory of the lovely queen of the heather heaven.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
Is sTRANGLING
 BLIND PIG BUSINESS

Washington. Feb. 1.-The Unit cd States senate held a night ses sion held a night session last night at which the Mexican situation was discussed at some length. but lit- tle vas done. The principal piece of legislation accomplished was the adoption Of Che Web liquor bill which had passed the lower house few days ago. The bin forbids the shipping of intoxicating liquors Into any state or district that is operating under a no license law. The bin win be signed by the pres ident
 Adovates Of the measure claim that the effect of the Webb bill win be to make the temperance laws a success. from Che fact that no liquors will be allowed imported into ary communities. consequently no bootlegEiuE or express package drunkenness win be possible
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11

London, Feb. l1-Captain Scott the southern explorer perished with his entire expedition, when he made his uIfated trip to the south pole, The steamship Nova is in communi- cation with the wireless at Yelling ton, New Zealand, and has sent the information that the south pole was discovered by Scott in Janu- ary. 1912. and while there he dis covered the records made by Capt Amundsou. Upon their return the Scott part were caught by a terri bIe storm which destroyed their camps and left them to freeze on the suows. But meager accounts of the finding of the party can be oo- tained until the Nova lands at some telegraphic point
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11

London, Feb. 1.-The Royal Geographical Society has received word from the Scott relief party on the ship Nova, this morning, con- veying brief information regarding the fate Of Captain Scott and h's party ot south pole explorers.
 The death of Captain Scott ana his four associates are reported and with the exception of Capt. Oates. the bodies have all been
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
JAPAN JOINS IN THE
 RIOT OF NATIONS

Tokio. Feb. 11-Serious rioting is being engaged In over the at tempt of the emperor to form a cabinet. the membership Of which is not satisfactory to the people of Japan. A riot occurred iu the streets of Tozio yesterday in which six people were killed and seventy injured. Troops are now patyollins the streets expressing public dis
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
TURKS ARE SCOUTING
 FOR sCUTARI CITY

London, Feb. ii--After several days of severe fighting. the Monte uegins have succeeded fn forcing Che Turks back and capturing a number of strategic points in the vicinity Of the city Of scutari. Siege guns are being placed and the bombardment of that city is er- pocted Co begin any hour.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
WEST VIRGINIA AGAIN
 HAVING HER TROUBLES

Charlestowu. Feb 11-For tho third dime In the history Of the Charlestown coal district. martial law was declared yesterday owing to tho riots growing out or the miners strike
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11

Mexico City. 2 D. m.-President Madero, returned yesterday under the escort of several hundred loyal soldiers, but seeing that he would probably Le taken prisoner, left again this afternoon and has gone to Cueinayaca. Felix Dlaz is now tn complete control of the city
 U. S. Ambassador Wilson has sent official notification to Wash ingtou of the succses Of the revolu- tiouary party, and peace nego- tiatlops are being opened with Mex ican Ambassador Huerta for Che recognition of the new party. It is learned that there is a movement started which has the object of bringing back former President Diaz and elect him president Of the revolutionary republic
 Nevico Cifv Fab President
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
CAPT. SCOTT DIED THINK
 ING IF FORSAKEN FAMILIES

found. Scott wrote his last mes sage presumably on March 2s, 1912, saying that the disaster which had overtaken the party was not due to faulty organization, but death was coming to them through the mis- fortunes of temperatures. The storms were of unusual violence, against which no human being could make progress.
 A cairu was constructed over the frozen bodies of the explorers and the place marked for the guidance of other explorers who may venture into the great white waste in obed- fence to the lure that leads men on.
 London, 1:15 D. m.-Among the last papers left by Captain Scott was an appeal to the British gov ernmeut to take care of the famil- ies of the men who were dying with him in the Antarctic. Premier As Quith spoke in public meeting to- day very impressively on the heroic death of the beloved Captain. The large hau and galleries were crowd cd and the huge audience wept as one person when the Premier dwelt upon the dying words of the un- selfish man, who only thought or others as the chiu Of death wal creeping over him
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DARROW CASE DRAGS
 WITH NO ENCTTENIEN1

Los Angeles, Feb. 1.-The Oar row trial is proceeding slowly with out much new testimony being in t-oduced. Ortie McManigol wal the chief witness today and he but reiterated the statements made al the previous trial
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THE MISTAKES OF LIFE.

Life IS spent Tn learning how to Eve. Mistakes are inevitable. lf they were not, there would be no growth. no conquest, no new WIS dom. The best man IS not he who never makes mistakes but he who never permits them to daunt him, who accepts no failure as 6nal who uses wiser every hme he tallS who has ever the souls hne cour- age to begin anew.
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cussions of the political situation.
HAVE A DEFINITE AIM

No lie amounts to much unhl t has a program-somethins deh- nfle. something particular Noth- ins else can take the place Of t. Education cannot, talent cannot genius cannot. hard work cannot Un6l there IS a definite ann the energies will run to waste, the ability be squandered. The lseul- 6es delenorale when working with out a definite ann.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
AMUNDSEN WILL DRIFT
 ACROSS ARCTIC REGIONS

Chicago, Feb. 1l-Acoording to dispatches received here today, Cap tain Roald Amundsen sails from san Francisco on the Arctic ship Fran. intending to so north. and after passing into the Arctic ocean,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-11
ANOTHER TEMPEST IN
 A LITTLE TEAPOT

Washington. Feb. 1.-The gun boat Nashville started today for Honduras. indicating a suspicion that another dinky republic is about Co start something.
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win get into the current which con- staUtly drifts across the north pole, and attaching hB boat Co an ice Hoe. slowly drift across the Arctic pole, coming out somewhere Co the
 north of the Scandinavian peninsula.
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WILLIAM Is N CUBA
 TALKING THINGS OVER

Havana. Feb. William Jen- nlnEs Bryan arrived in this city yesterday and last evening leciur- ed before the cuban university
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KEEPING THE FAITH
 FUb ON ANXIOUS SEAT

Trenton. Feb. woodrov VII son stated today that he should make no diplomatic appointments un co after hIs inauguration