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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
WILSON xolnxArIoxs

Washington ihes =1'sssih~ns
Wilson ,r~.s s.Aa- sh~;- nn-nina-
iinns
x..,etnst as raBas.s. Manst1.
rr~i Mosris Erssias as Missouri
sssons se-rsssris~; rhnsns. iiias'
isV. of washirs,an. u e.. a. Ni-r'
~.
Nrhur Hash s.aasr .f Tsa~sy''
sania si i-aris
Gsass~ r snma~s,in .i i.nnis'snu
as ts~fi,as
ii-es, chismas Nar. wa.h,ssi"s
~ g. at Toxic
Arthur Ma.ca j.n-. .f Nev Sast
n, 81 frs-.ssurs
s~cs~sasiss of isssnitn-s
.Iash = Gsi.snn Of saiilashsa ai
itr'sAt.
.asisV- <-r",i. .s Mi.ns sofa u
itssanss
Nassaaii I.aashosns "t Nt-in,'
4" ,h. I.nxemr"asas
rfa.-i. Monroe Hsaieost NJ Mss-
.asau.-s. " ssr jose. Costa W'cso
sk~isca whvehos.s ot Nee t"tA
a, Naasssa
rrausiia Nass .usts~r ~ Ns'
s,n,a az Cari.s,saias
James 81 its'i~y "s k~n'n~h, al
Iishaas
william whiting R~s-s NJ Ohsn al
It~tas
wiIiisk sr~ns-r "t r~ss.sI'ani.
~ Caracas
Sreoaa secretary al legation. trrs'
-rirs \. sterling cf reSss ss i'Esias
s-.re'ary nj legation AMI ~cnsu
s-ncrai. Henry y. i.rnna nj N"v
York At saa Salvador
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

salts tas4 . ,asls.ro-nfui in a riis.
as ~s,ss s4ssrs brsssfass -arh froshs
tns tss . s-- asss ana ,"str sisness
viii g., u-.. Tnis tssunns sai's Is
snas. lfsa. ere ssis ~ srap~s AMI 'r'
rra.. 'f.se-. sa.sfinsel with issaiss AMI
Hss se-. us.a ,.s s-nesasi"ns ="
5,tsan ari s.iraaiass siszz@a iihu"ss;
aise a. nss,ss,,ss ;ar sS'as In "'inr
.e i, n. Sansss ,s a s.ase- ~ srsssa'
,iau. sHs,s snairz siAaa-r ~~asa-s@
Jse s,ts I. ia.sr-as,sss ss"a"s
inhsss: n.s4-,- a a.isshs,al ~fs-sses'
cen, in-is-sassr afiah satsn rssss
nae saoa,s sars HHS ana 'hrn I"
ssss ,hsir His..rs si.an ana aT'is~
re- ,his. ass. tsrp ur 'ae sssr'
as.sEins. aaa n- i.ssb' 80, VII, Nen
de-. v-as trvarr ms v"nr Aiin~r
,.nabIo a.a Heessrbe
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
SAYS IT'S the Best Remedy

Has ksyG JossSA ~. eeia1o y kaa3lk
~ - oo09 . N0o ~ - soeoueass116s
0u6ys puso Ma)e WAisbsv - eAy0oo
wAo waass . OosA 0s61siDs.
y have heea using Daay's purs Malt
Wh8skey fne Q long TINA and 6nd Il to
be . vcsy god Ieinedy-tise hsst haye
evee used, and can Sccomsnend II TO
my friends slao anyone who wants .
sod medicine. Joaeph w. Splees
PoNmasasf. AeNsill. Aisa
The words OF eomnaeoaallou this
wonderful tonic stlmulsut receives
from people hoidlux ssspoasibss po.
sliions 10 lie has done more - spread
the truths Of lis beesdtD - 0aukisd
than snythin9 we eaa ssy II print.
word.of.mouth advestisipK h some.
thing which eanuoe b bought for
mouey, and = the nose valuable.
For yeass Ou0y's Pure Nan Whisky
hAs vscsived more ol this voluutasy.
fres-wiil testimony from psssoa 10
person 10 sheer gratitude foe TIE good
i has done lhsm than aay stsse rem.
ely II the world. and The vsasos Is
DoS hard to lathom.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
3u6S EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
fsny Aask Hssts q Bladder 6e'h.
e,S. Drink Iels o! Water.

, sea so-s Kidneys nu's ani ,"'i'
\ ss.ss sAs-- .aa's SGT sess-d ara
-. 4. ixat sssr s.ansrh ~i'h
~ srazs ,-.s essss~ 'h- hii7rts
tfisasa ssS -assr~ .sinsrs 'rsT,
q 1@nr Iisasfs risaa iis~ y"a
81 Rurr n-~-ts si-sn. hf .itsains
u Utts . n',i. hsssni~ss salts
"A F4nasos ,ar i.~'Ss us'n"as
sr sss stimulates 'h-sa q" ;hsif
aEge sisJ.ss Th- function "' 'hr
.sgs - 80 H;sc~ ,nc bic~is In -
rs tsry strain from IL 90" arsih'
80 saa 9as,s. 4. 80 'at rrs''iiy
Svssaaa sn~ vital imr"s-arr- c'
asE ,Hr tiensSs active.
sne l.,s at ~atrr-ynr cant
,aa rsuch: aisn get 's"rt any
,aaess, sHcus i"-- "u-res "' Ia''
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
". & ". Da.es.

Last -V-a!ns a, IN. Castle Hail
Asas-ny ahui, safiS-tis- ..upss-s at
she saansr s-, ,.ak isArt in the iais.i
", = " dhne- The hall sss Essis.
,isails decorated in holiday s"'"ss
ir,n.h ~a. served throughout the ga
-ninx by the Miss~. Nina sherman
and tteiss Jsmi-soas The Patrons
II she sssnias ~sr- Mayos and Mrs.
". =, Daaiass. Ms sni M-s Fred
CLARK snd . u N.f spa
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
lI|!l1li|1li

Nr<rEROs.E '"mT.nv. Cleveland
q. an'i Nc will mail vcu jar. po.,
age prcrau
Miss VI. spccrs. raiua,c Nurse. -
Petersburg. Fl,rila. saws:
y haze found u cxrclI.n, Tor cv-
"rytEipC tnat has anything 10 do
with co''is or rheumatic affections.
an profe- sional nurse and this
product is better than anything 1
ever saw
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
Wtnbsyp.Hall.

Tea ~ sh- bs~si shn~n ata rsHs.
~, ,uiAs E-sia-a,s of Mass.ii sitfs y,
NJ. J. winbssn a.t Miss ':ils
iisii=s-F- uniIea in msFrsasr s-s'
,rfass ati-sason y, the rarsoans- 81
U-s. T.. n Hasi.s II shr iisrsis.
.hussh. TIE soartS sss accompanied
To isi. .iy bs s.nsiI ~sso n
friends shs ef.n~..~ei shS srr~n.ns
Mr. aaa Mss wi.ssEn Departed t"'
IasssiI where ,s~s ~iii make sh~i'
haia-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

us.,, 80 blister. MrsTEROI.E '"..n'.. &.
Thst'. why millions ar" now us,nI
II with such comforting results. u
breaks up "oii quicker than aIf
mustard plaster you ever saw.
Host for .>,,rr Jnrpst. Nioncnitis.
Consilitis. 'rCrp Stift Neck. Asth-
me- Ncuraiiaia. Headache Conrcs-
tior. pleurisy. rheumatism. l.un .
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

f>oaaon. IRE, ii.-Arm1d with
General Csrsanss's threat To .ink fer.
eliza shirs carrying mani'inss Of sat
intrai-A for the provisional s"s.rn-
m-ns of General iin~s,a. Misn-i c"'
vassubias. formerly M~xissa minis
tor In Russia and nn~ ronfiaentisi
agent in i.nnsinn .f the M~sisss rom.
ssi,aIiosaiizis. appeared Al ihs office
af the secretary af i.ia,as Marine IN.
sarane' Agency this evening" and for
hnaiis deposited 'h- nronus esans-n's
at tho Mexican sons'tiass"nsiist u
Trader. Th~ secretary NJ i.insd's daily
i-nss-d ,h~ sarnins nm the nosir-
,-nars,.. .hss~ Il attracted the amused
pu~s,isn at The und~s~fii~ss-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
AoAlusf MILITANT
SUIT ARE DISMISSED

I.ea.u. ts-vs ss@Thc rolicc
magistrate ,".iay dismissed sh"
charges .s a.saul,'ns III" rc'ic"
brought asain., Mi.. Yell" Emerson.
tho American suttrasis'. in '"nn"c-
,;,o with a disturbance last week.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
GOVT. FILES SUIT
AGAINST OIL co,

Warrington. nse, :s=Tne sns
ssr,n.n.'. .si-f AGAINST the Msa~ess
nii .osran8. In rase insoitias
iars~ Assa. ot r .ssaic.,nt i.ad u4s
iii.a ....ay N the snrse@e eo-,sss
rh- s,sis Involves 81 ofd,e by rs~st
s.rg rsn. ~.ihisa~ies r-srsui--m
ganis in wSosnine a,t s'siifnsais
ts~aa -niss ia reserve - sn s-s- 1is'''
sursiy af fnsi sii ter The fa'.'o 'ss
of shr rats.
The oes.s ~as alec s~sisn.a I"
aid l.sisia,i.e 10 r.arse the 'rrm
on ~htsa rsuo'eam asnsi ss, 'aa T.
.--r~i iy private Interests, Atir'
the pt..sd. ais osi,s ~ss ss.,srd hun
ires. a. aess. ef sch isaa 40. ~s
,rsc.i mn and claimed aaJ ,r~ val.
of the staiss sun. Tar ins. 'nS mil
lions
In tho r.s. Mt tho s.s-fnnsrn' y
.nn.-aas tia. ihs nssstirr s.iio~ -
Ivy Nf. TsN l. et i-ae sssthtas 7
| should frequently rcrrssis".i ~ .oa
ss-s. a. not ,neoas,ss~e, With .av
and that tho ~srset.~ NJ s4.h nuihos
i .lr was Justified IN e,a.''uisona
sroand.. The dstrudaai'. d'cIsr'
Mr. Tsu's ordc- ~as Void h~e ..s'
. when u vas rasc there was =
statute expressly authorizing wit
-ra~si of tho LANDS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

Is.. ~as taken By Mi.. iie'ssis i.i;,i-
IN capable mans-v ssa MsnI ssn.
-fS iiaiiana arress-., in the auai So,
~ "oia Mai'. the sspirai sa"an,aiH
sheer man. AMI Wash Sihs.s. sA'
ua.,hsssn .si,ia~ sras-s. The ssgt nj
Naas Mniis. wife al ''oid Mau". -ss
taken .Y Mrs virriaia r~iss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
BRAND wHlTl0cx's FATHER
DEAD AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland. n. pcr. ss-R-v. Hlias
u. whislort. 90. at Toledo. father
.t Mayor Bsand wbi'i"cs -f Toledo.
AMI a retired Methods, clsrs yma,..
di-d IN ~. Lakes hospital h-r- to.
aay.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
CHINA SEEKS A0RIENINr
ON RUS0lAN pk0r0oAl [

F,kinE. Ilec. Za.-Th g VH'h"''
government TODAY cah'cd \" ws rcp-
rc.eutativc. abroad to urg' the ro~ :
cr. to agrsc TO iius.'a's proposal
,bs, all foreign troops should NJ
withdrawn from tho province NJ Cat
LII.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

rss saiss,,na Am, ssa sss aaS
sas..ost sios.ies. sufni'ufr. ti'ehea
s,sssi's. aish~s. reaairE. etc. Nay-
..r hssIss anF ~ s-rh .'~as" rhoh"
H-i s,ss ara ,hss ~iii 10 rallied f"s
promptly. Thaniss-rars. y =
liaas
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

Nsso. Pairs and Aches Of tn. ,,..s
rr Joints. -rrains. Sore Muscles.
.'.uis.s ChtihIains. Frosted fcs,.
Cold. of tho chc<, 'r prevents rncu.
mcr'a'
~ vo-r druggists. in sSt and s"'
iav.. ami special large hospital
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

size for SIS. Ss,.i
~ druggists c,crs-
wtnr~ Accent np
substitute II your
druggist can not
surrIy you. send
ssc or ."t ,C ~ >
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
CURRENCY BIll WILL
.oEcOmE LAW TonIen1

-. sCessssssA sssss $3.50 -
suited and humiiiated me- he xaif.
nut you have disfrsnehis~a the state
represent
Immediately after the final pas
sas" al the eurreney hill. the senat.
aAcPted the. tsolation for recess I'M
~ January ~. thus clearing thr
way Ior the Christmts holiday al
jnnrnm.ni Of both house,
Washington. Dee. s5,-Appiita-
lions frosn nntioaai hanks in tne
south for mcnbership in the nes
federal reserve system are beiGs
res eived ai the Treasury department
this morning. Among the cities
from which applications 'ame vas
Wichita fsiis. Texas,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
no XMAS FEs-
INVITES N war
sCssssessA ssso 49, s.,I

Mexican government has deposited
with baak-s. abroad sums saffiei@ni
10 meet she ini-re-, du. in January
IN the government bonds
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

n IN ac~i ot pftniinG us anN hin.
?hoac The chsonislc.Nc~s. Ssmpls ,
and estimate. will hc cr"-rfSIly
s,tcn. Phone Triridad ti"s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
NuSTERolE looseas y
Csalestiea ffoa Cts

Just rub u briskI, "a IN" chez:
snJ .nrua, tonight m" get "
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23
THE POSTMAN

with ,h,, is r.ayv {" hrar.
he nj ,l- rarls'r0tl
~" powdered his hair
I!,, bs vih sriIc his fac"
IpL his whistle is 'hcsry ani
III live tat rlac"
rhaus f,, th' .'nan tcda,'
IIr errir< y that from III. icaS
az , vino has ~ his homo
Npi a letter make tho ,rars start
rr"r that sad and a'crc
news ri a Nor,a that !. far from sight
Is stored n mask.
Aud h. r.ingIcs the With words ~ delight
Tor rn , VI. hack
Thrcu.n through btw and st'""'
q the small
nd Nc crming: hrtoss such treat.
5 mes all
NrL 8, " harvest and
WHOM ha,. been stored sasc AVA.
We raise 10 he humhlcst
tod the rostunn 'ody:'
-,iarsa,ct y. sanestcr ir, in the Christian tei"ld
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-23

and .nTvas tCntsh'
soothtna relief this
clean. white otU'-
mont made vii,
oil ci ru ST ara .
a,,e.
The ola Tin, -
IN y s'ard i'las'cr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
commercial wheel of which the spokes

commercial wheel of which the spokes
radiate north, south, east and west.
Both raw material and manufacture
ed articles must pass through the
Capital City on, their way to and from
the markets OF this and other states.
Another important factor to be con-
sidered in sizing up the situation is
the unlimited amount of cheap power
awaiting only the touch Of CONNER
cial enterprise to become Immediate
ly available for any needed purpose.
BY this | mean the vas and. as yet,
only slightly developed resources Of
the great Ignite coal beds lying be-
meath the fertile soil of our western
prairies. 1t needs no great stretch
of the imagination to look forward
and see this city Quilt up with fac
tories and throbbing with industrial
energy resulting from development
OF this N resource alone.
North Dakota has an abundance Of
raw material which can and should
be manufactured at home instead Of
paying toll to the eastern manufac-
turer in double freight and added prof
it. There is no better way to Judge
the future than by studying the past
III this light. 1t is safe to assert
that any manufacturing industry To-
Gated in Bismarck, with capital and
good business management. will
achieve success. There are now in
dustries located here which have
grown from modest beginnings to
gratifying prosperity, their output and
scope of operation being steadily ex-
tended in every instance. They are
all on the upgrade. With increased
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14

population others will come and it is a
safe prediction that u few years more
will see Bismarck a prosperous manu-
featuring center.
The u%nflagg.ng work of the Com
mercial club shows that mucl
success will again result from its al
forts. The third floor for Bismarck
idea has made a hit with the people
and contracts for every inch of space
will undoubtedly be signed up in a
very few days. Space elsewhere in
the building is also being eagerl;'
sought by discriminating business
concerns who have learned by previ-
Gus experience of the many advan-
tages to be gained by this means Of
advertisement. All these rescrva-
tons will be used by the different
J propriet0rs in exploiting the many
of the state and plans already an
nounced assure for the public 4 rare
treat in eXhibitive portrayal of the
state of North Dakota. its varied in
dustries and rich resources. Other
| features will be lectures, motion pic
, lures, practical demonstrations of all
kinds, dairy exhibits, vaudeville at
fractions. street parades emblematical
OF past and present scenes In the
/ states history. There will NOT be
an idle moment for the visitor, and
! old or young. rich or poor. frivolous
or serious minded may. each and
every one rest satisfied that there will
! be something doing to interest and
instruct them.
The Commercial Club is doing it.
solt proud in this matter. Its repu-
tation is at stake. and from now on
things will hum and events transpire
with cumulative force and effect to
the end that the Third North Dakota
State Industrial Exposition shall be
the one biggest event Of its kind ever
held in the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
HOTEL |( t LIN. IN M|N01
=" + i SOLD FOR TAXES

Minot. n. D., June 13.-G. H. Mer-
rifield. United States collector Of in
ternal revenue, has announced a sale
Of the Lexington hotel, owned by A,
C. Olson, for the non-payment of a
federal tax. The sale is scheduled to
take place July y at the MinOt post
office.
The affair is the result of the arrest
last winter of one of the bellboys OF
the hotel, charged with the sale Of
liquor. The government believed that
liquor was sold On the premises, and
is determined to collect the tax in
such cases.
Mr.. MerWfeld claims that Mr.. OF
son has refused to pay this tax, which
aidolntss to 1855, and has announced
the sale of the hotel as the result.
The costs of the action will also be
included in the sale.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
CHAMPION Liar
IS SET FREE

Missoula. Mont. June 13.-County
Attorney Hebron has ordered the re-
lease from the Missoula county Jail
of Frank damon, who was alleged
to have confessed to the murder OF
Gov. Thomas Francis Meagher in
1865. The story alleged to have been
told by damon has been found to be
entirely unsubstantiated by facts.
damon has been held for two
weeks pending action by the state or
county authorities, and no charge was
filed against him.
The Choteau county officials dis
claimed any desire to prosecute the
man, IS they are satisfied that Gen.
Meagher met his death by drowning.
damon was not set free today on &C
count of the absence of Sheriff Kel-
lev,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
LOGICAL CENTER
FOR MANUFACTURING
CITY OF BISMARCK THE NATU-
RAJ HUB OF A COMMERCIAL
WHEEL.

Several factors combine in making
Bismarck the logical point in this
great Northwest for the building up
Of a great manufacturing center. A
few of the wise onessghavss already
grasped this idea and have secured To-
cations in their respective lines. 9th
ers will follow, for no city 50. favorab-
ly located and splendidly served by
both railroads and waterways can
long remain unknown to our shrewd
American business men.
This city is the natural hub of a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
LEADING MERCHANT MARRIED.

Mikkelson, a leading merchant of this
cit. was married at Delphia, Mont
to Miss Marie Adolph. Mr.. Mikkel'
son is a member of the HaZleton Mer'
camille company firm of merchants,
and is a pioneer here. The bride for
merly lived at Drayton, this state,
and at one time taught school near
HaZletOn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
Arrested FOR ARSON.

Schafer, n. D., June 13.-Charged
with arson, John Vebrattil has been
arrested here. He is suspected Of
setting fire to the Kreuger home last
week. 1t is the first time an arrest
has been made for incendiarism for
many years. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
CANADIANS on WORLD CRUISE

Liverpool, June lS.-Many Canadi'
ans were among the passengers on
the Canadian Pacific liner Empress
of Asia, which departed from Liver
pool today for a cruise around the
world. The trip embraces, the Ma
deira Islands. South Africa, the Island
Of Ceylon, the Straits Settlements,
China and Japan, terminating at Van
|couver about the first Of September.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14

SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE, co. A.
The Co. A dance has been changed
to Saturday night. Everybody is cor
daily invited. Music will be furnish
ed by O'Connor's orchestra. +. p.
wing, Mgs.-(Adv)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14
e FROM

Jamestown, n. D., June l3.-James
johnson died at the jamestown hos
pital from tetanus,, resulting from the
gunshot wound inflicted by the acct
dental discharge of a shotgun while
driving home from this city June 3.
The wound was a terrible one and al
though the injured man rallied tenn.
porarily, ~tetanus, indicated by lock
Jaw, resulted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-14

WIZARD DUST MOPS.
With can of Oil, $3.50 value. for
this week. $3.50. Cleans floors or
furniture.
Bismarck Hardware Co.-Adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20

The statement Gotham that Murphy not talk ing Albany during the special session of the Lega ture Possibly afraid dictagraph and is using deaf and dumb signs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20
Alias Summons For Publication in Ac
 tim For nivorca

Alias Summons For Publication in Ac-
 tion For Divorce
 In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division No. One. At Juneau
 Court No. 1O4S-A.
 Edward c. Russell, plaintiff, vs. Mar garet s. Russell, defendant.
 To Margaret s. Russell, greeting:- In the name fthe United States of America you are hereby commanded to be and appear in the above entitled court holden at Juneau, in said Terri tory and Division, and answer to the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action within thirty (30) days after the completion of the service of this summons by publication upon you, and, if you fail so to appear and an swer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded against you in said com the office of the clerk of the above en- titled Court. the relief demanded in said complaint is for an absolute di- voree and dissolution of the marriage contract between the plaintiff in this action and yourself. the order for the service of the summons herein by pub lieatiOn is dated the 14th day of No vember, 1913, and the period of pub lieation is that prescribed by law, to- wit: once each week for six (6) con seeutive weeks; the first publication to be made on the 18th day of Novem- Der, 1913, and the last publication to be made on the 2?th day of December, 1913. You are required to appear and answer on or before the 27th day of January, 1914.
 In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the above entitled court this 18th day of November, 1913.
 (Seal of Dist. Court) J. W. BELL,
 Clerk First Pub, Nov. F, Last, Dec. 27.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20
SCOTT c. BONE TO WORK FOR ALASKA.

corr C. BONE editor Seattle Post-Intelgencer O been elected chairman of the Alaska Bureau of the New Se
 atte Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Bone succeeds Col w. T. Perkins, for resident of Nome and of the best informed and hares working friends Alaska has in the Puget Sound metropolis However Mir also has learned much of Alaska he treeSS worker of wide influence, and have better friend outside of Territory Mr. Bone will pemen the work the people of Alaska doing in their interest with untirng intelligent effort circles that hep Alaska fortunate in the selection that made head the organization Seattle the interest of this Terri tory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20

England and Germany and the Panama-Pacifc ExpOStO promoters are playing fine Punch and Judy performance
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20
c LEANING OF THE
 NORTH ERIN EMPI IR E


 Col B. F. Willard, of Valdez, is hay ing a stamp mill constructed on the Tatum-Irving quartz property. He al so recently closed a deal for the Gold en Wonder No. claim. the considera- tion being given as $6O,OOO. with an initial cash payment. The North Star, Sweepstakes and other properties in the Port Wells district are being act lively developed
 
 Word has been received in COrdova that John Johnson had been killed in a snowslide on the north fork of the White river.
 
 Gus FranZen and Carl Starkenberg, report having walked from Ruby City on the Yukon to Cordova in 21 days. The output of the Ruby camp during the past season was $55O,OOO, water shortage having cut down the yield. Frank Miller, of Fairbanks, made
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20

A box of nice stationery is appro- priate for a Xmas gift, at Nelson's.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20

Frank Miller, of Fairbanks, made
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20

Sam Hill has just to be busy Since the disagree with his Empire Builder fahernaw, which caused his retirement from the Northern enjoy in easy living the fruits comfortable fortune he has practically all the Northwestern miOnares interested in model farms and advanc ed agriculture everybody working for better highways and many to make life enjoyable in the right for working girls Now according the press dispatches he ing settle the telephone problem by putting big opposition company in the field against the Sunset crowd
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20

the first application for a saloon li- cense in Chisana.
 Andy F. Hove, game warden at Fair banks, reports that furbearing animals are not as plentiful as formerly in the BOnnifield district, but that there is lots of game.
 After freezing hard, the ice in Wood river, Panama, went out Nov. 10th a distance of 20 miles, owing to an un- expected warm spell.
 P J. Rickert, one of the most sue cessful farmers of the Panama, has ad- ded to his other modern farm machin- cry a Mccormack harvester.
 After lying in a destitute condition 22 days with a broken leg, George Cowan, prOspector, was found 50 miles below Kaltag by the Nulato mail carrier almost in dying condition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-12-20
CRASHING THE KETTLES.

THE Administration and the majority in Congress follow
 ing literally that old adage about graspng the nettle pre-
 it from singing It is graSpng problems that sung the Taft administration it's death and the results that Wilson and his Congressional following becoming stronger stronger the confidence of the people, The tariff and the currency questions out of the The Alaska railroad bill will next and that will be followed by the settlement of the problem and the passage of other Alaskan development