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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
doubts about her larger

grave doubts about her larger ones.
 some people give themselves away and others are constantly being sold.
 The man who is too proud to beg and too honest to steal shouldn't aspire to political job.
 some people are so full of fight that even heir own statements conflict.
 An rguIist is a man who is so wrapped up in himself that he pays no altrni ion to us.
 Little boys soon get tired or their toys and break them, but little girls wait until hey grow up.
 A woman is apt to believe ev- erything her husband tells her until she has been married at least two weeks.
 Unfortunately it often happens that the man who is most fond of his home never succeeds any where else.
 Love makes the world go round. and even divorce isn't always on the square.
 If all he worlds a stage. the packers are mighty scarce
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
Notice of First Meetings of Di- rectors and Stockholders of Mineral King Mining Comp any.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, a majority of the persons named. in the articles of incorporation of the Mineral King Mining Company, a. corporation formed under the laws of the Ter ritory of Alaska and, the articles of incorporation whereof were filed on March l7, 1913, in the of flee of the clerk of the district court of the Third division of said Territory at Valdez, Alaska, as the first board of directors of said corporation. to George II. Her mann, A. A. Evermann and Albert II. Willmore, who are all the per- sons named in said articles as composing said first board of di- rcctors. that regular meeting of said board of directors. being the first meeting of said board. will be convened and held for the purposes of con- nlrtinG { he organization of said corporation. offering it's capital stock for subscription, and trans acting any ot her business of said corporation that may properly be brought before said board, on the tenth day of April. 1913, at o'cl"ck D. m.. at the bunkhousc of the Mineral King Mine on Bottles Bay. Port Wells, Alaska.
 And notice is also hereby giv- !rn by the undersigned to all whom it may concern that a regular meeting, being the first meeting, of the stockholders of said cor puration. including all subscrib- ,rrs for said capital thereof, will be convened and held. for the pur- poses of making and adopting by laws for it's government and transarting any other business of said corporation that may prop rrly be brought before said stock holders. on said tenth day of Ap- riI. 1913. at four o'clock D. m., at said bunkhousr of the Mineral King Ming. on Bcttles Bay, Port Wells, Alaska.
 Dated at Valdez. Alaska, this l1Ih day of March, 1913.
 GEORGE II. HERMANN.
 A. A. ENERMANN.
 Directors.
 First pub. March I7. 1913.
 Last pub. April 8, 1913.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
 ACCOUNT.

Il tn United States Commission
 CTS Court, ex Officio Judge in
 Probate, Valdez Precinct, Ter
 ritory of Alaska, Third Judic-
 ial Division.
 In the matter of the estate of
 .ouis Camicia, deceased, James trators.--Notice of Hearing of Fi- nal Account.
 JaMes Met'ef fi5s s d"d nsfeSy %y E Hvea Gasxe ,nn administrators of the estate of Louis Camicia, deceased, have rendered, filed and presented for settlement their final account and report of their administration of the said estate, and that the 2ist day of April, 1919, at the hour of 2ca Gcock cf P m of said s6ag.ad d6ag at the officio judge in probate of the Valdez precinct, at Valdez, Alaska, has been duly appointed by the said court at the time and place of settlement of said final account and report, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file his objections and exceptions to said final account and report. Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 10th day of February, 1913. JAMES FISH, w. II. CASWELL,
 Administrators of the Estate of Louis Camicia. deceased. Date of first pub. Feb. i9, 1913. Date of last pub. April 21, 1913
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
DYsPEPTIc PHILOSOPHY.

Don't put yourself under a cloud with the sole idea of test ing the silver lining theory.
 The man who flattprS himself that he leaves little to be desired should remember that burglar does the same thing.
 Some people are ambitious to get to the top just fer the pleas ,ure it would give them to look down on the rest of us.
 Perhaps marriage is so often '? failure because the average man love is greater than his bank account.
 some people are so constituted that they would much rather find fault than find favor.
 To be really disappointed in love it is necessary to have been married at least once.
 When a fellow tells a girl he would gratify. her smallest wish she may be justified in having
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
i'l F.SDAH. MARCH 2o, 1913.
AVOIDING THE LOT OF THE
 BORE.

The Century dictionary defines a bore as a person who causes cnnui or otherwise taxes he pa 1iencr. Mrs. WickrrSham, wife of the attorney general, recent ly said there wouldn't be any such if all persons rcfraincd from talking about disease. desccnd- ants, domcstics and dress. This allitcrative combination of four D'S has quite a formidable sound, but it needs to be dissectcd and considered in detail before it's dircful dictum displays it's due dread. Drastic and dreadful are mild terms for the delivery from boredom that is thus delincated.
 First of all, no talking about disease. That would rob the man with rheumatism of his only joy in life; no longer could the cold in the nose come to the rescue of the budding but embarrassed vocalist; hookworn doctors would have to go out of business, and the proud mother whose baby had wrestled triumphantly, one after the other, with collie, croup, chicken poX and castor oil would be robbed of the fruits of Vic- tory.
 Think of silence on that sub jecL .of descendants. Never a word about my Son' or jmS girl, or the bump that my son" placed upon "my little girl's' forehead the time he, in proof of his celestial nature, slammed her with volume 33 of the EncyclO- pedia Britannica. That would be hardsh D. indeed. especially if Mrs. NrighbOr were tu be permit ted to ramblc on at length with totally unint"rrSt and uncall- cd for details of the lives of var iOuS ancestors she may nr may not have had.
 AIlI tvIIltSi hS---N Hat tIt they for if not tu be talked about :? They don't half do the work, they keep the family bankrupt. they save the best part of the steak for their own supper in the kitch- cn, they go out Sunday night in clothes better than the mistress can ever hope to afford. they pick the roses and poison the eat at will: and now. If Mrs. Wicker sham is to be believed. they are not tn be talked about. Imagine the sacrifice that silence would entail after Nora had been de- fected sitting on Inc lap of Pa trolman Flanncry.
 Fourth and climaclrrir among the four D'S is dress. and well might il he said that thevery idea of not talking about it justified still another word of hat initial. Silence on disease, descendants and domestics would be hard enough, but the addition of dress makes the whole proposal impos- sible. Better boredom than death by inches. .-Ex.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

into the country. The roads were lined with "ruadhOuscs," where no questions are asked, and the dark country roads gave nppor- tunity for crime.
 Rag Dances Barred.
 The rag dance also received a knock, the women social workers who appeared claiming that the rag and Tango, the turkey trot. the jelly wabble and the other new fangled dances were driving girls into a life of shame. The actions of inc men and women would arouse the brute passions and start the girls on the down. ward path, after which the men would abandon them to their fate and the girls would drift into the houses of illfame.
 To Tax Bachelors.
 A tax on bachelors was also advocated. the mon refusing to marry the gh-spirited girls would give way to their pas sions, while if they were married they would make good wives and splendid mothers. The lack of husbands was as great cause for the number of women as any one reason yet given to he commit = tee. was claimed by some of the witnesses.
 Cadets should be- punished Sr- vcrely and whipped to prevent the srducing of young girls, who are the prey of these human vultures.
 The committee will continue it $ invest igatiOnS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

FOR RENT--Five room house on Sherman St. Inquire of Mrs. II. LeaVel.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
WHIPPING POST
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

Love makes he world go round and even divorce isn't always Ol he square.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

If all the worlds stage, the packers are mighty scarce.
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tiiat pcroen. Ger Sanlitag biltge.
cen lit gall3 Der GrIeoi9lug Der @e
idjaftc qerpiomct lino euoct nit ti
ncr @ebetsneriumntltng on1 glberb
Ger Sonntud lit BEN @ottesoienItcr
Gcmiomct. gine beionocrs an5icbeh
sc 9lltnmer oeS &rogronnis 1T oil
8eriolunliIna Der iilngen 2eutc I'M
3 ll9r 9tahnittagS.
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glcnmtcnmnll prs 9len NranfIin GInG

Ger gen Jrantlm Glub, cine
8crcinigllng bon 9rlrderei6eiiBern
bon Gmoba, SiiosGmabd uu0 Conn.
cil @luffS, bicIt Gonncritag 9l6cn0
i'm 8arton eotcl Elm ganfett m0
Qleif5eitiq Die idbrIidc 9ramtenpabl
o6. G5 muroc oo5 8erbdltttiB 5pi
itcn glr6citcri lmo 2lrbcitgebern BON
mc6reren 0litgliebern beiproden,
uuo qud) oaSicnige, bonn Bro6Wcn.
fen gum 2icicrcanten fam 3ur Spra.
de- iSolqcnbc geanlte lpttroen &C.
m66lt: 4rGiioent, @, q. Sopiou;
Gi5c.9 c.9rdIiocut, SEQ. glmos Shab
ntciitcr, 8. 3oitepin; Qireftorcnbe,
0oroc, 7rant @aid, s. 9(. S6cr.
noco, s. 6. Gorcp, s. 6. Some,
@corge Soda unO George Gnea.
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aIeilte stnOtneilinfeiten.

Der 5orbige g8iaioll gdirter
puroc 0urd @oIi3eiridter Softer
NIT $25 uno Den Soften beitrait,
neil CT auf einem GtroBenba6nlDa.
gen iid ungebiibrlid 6etragen bate
Der gliidlide 0mabaer 9iibaro
g. Dtetcalfe, Dem ieiu 9ltienireia1o
8rDan ooS nette glenttden in Der
8anamajone 3ltgeiAultert bat,
idreibt BON bort an eittet onoeren
2nn1at8uieufrelRo, oaB 0as Eber-
mometcr bort jebt SO @roo iiber
3cro 5cigt @r unO ieiue 5amiIie
crfreucn iih gutter @eiunobeit unb
cr laOct Die anoeren glebrasfaer
ein, i'm auf Scr Sanoenge 81 beiu.
den. g8ic nett bon 6errn Wiet.
calfe. 9l6cr cine ginlaopmg, oie
bon ibm fonnlt, 1T man Ieioer ge.
ueigt, fir nid)t anfriHtig 81 balten.
@r geb0rt 3u Der idleimigen 8rDan.
forte oneritaujider @olitifer.
gtl. 0ioien, alias STE 9arr, lit
in G6icago ocrbaftet iporoen unb
miro ourd 0eteftib @}c0onalO na9
2mo6a 3uriifgebradt, 0anlit er iih
rcoen llntari6laguug bon $i45 in
Sdmudiaben inO $50 in 9aor bon
Icincm 6ieiigen glr6eitgeber, Dem
giQiarO5iutmerbeiiser 9aDio 8ells.
berattuorte.
Der Gbi Gbo Sionto aonniilito.
nenper6ano oeS CREIGHTON ncoiBtrtt.
iden ao1egiims CAB ieinen i1br.
lidcn Serbitfommers i'm llniberit.
tdtsflub
Ole gtanbaro Sil gontponp
maAt Die @titt6eilrng, Dab Oas
@aioIn biIliger miro, es bon t612
auf 16 Gents berabgeirBt,
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glr6eitcr iiir Sasfatdlciuan.

Sasfatoon, Cast, 10. Sept. -
9lr6citermorgel bc6iu6ert Itart 6ds
ginbringen imo Oas GreIdcn oea
gctreioes. 5leiBige SGuoe iiuOcn
roQauf 9cid1ftigung in SaStatde'
man. Die 5arrner crtIdreu, iie mir
ben ae5pungen icin einen groBen
Ibeil oeS @etrei6eS in Shobrrlt aili
Dem 6el6e sit taiien peulr e8 i9ncn
nift gelingt. mc6r glrbcitSfrdite
gum Greihen allijutrc6eu.
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Ctannor,s qeidnam einnetroffen.

glem Dorf 10. Sept-Der Seid.
nam ocs auf bober See peritorbe.
nen Dlapors GaDnor 1T bcute I'M
a ll6r a2orgen8 mlf Dem 0ampicr
oQliitanio" bier cinaetrofien uno
mlroe mittcIs oeS Sdlepper8 oGor.
rcction" no6 Der ailite bef0r0ert
g(d Nunid Der 8ittpe puroe bon
alien Gerenlonicn glbitauo aeuom.
men; ctpa 100 Ser intimiten
3rcunoe Ocs 8eritorbcnen batten iid
am Bier cingcfinoeu nnO iulter Ell.
ucr @sfortc BON 100 8oli5ilten, Die
Ihnoenlang i'm itromenocn 0iegen
ouf 4oitcn aeitauoen, nad Dem irii-
bcren Scim bcs 9erltorbenen in
grooflDn gcIeitet.
Die pribote 2eidenieier miro
moraeu itattiin6ct iuorauf Der
9cihnam IN Der 9totlm6e oes 9tatb.
bnnies atiaebabrt meroen miro.
sic offentli6e qeihenieier miro ON
gaontae in Der Erinitp Stride itatt.
finoen.
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9OGnnnasfnappdeit IN Gma6o.

9ie @runoitiif61noler Smaba's
mel0en cine iulgeipo6nlibe anapp'
Felt bon 3u DernIietbcnoen 3duieru
mo @obnllugen. 86brenO Dies in
leoent SerbIt Der 5all 81 iein pflegt,
iii Die &noppbeit in Oieient Sabre
Sodj nlsgeiprodener aIs ionIt. @s
piebt nnr $50 leere SGlder IN Gma.
ia, aber nidt aae iino bemobnbor.
Sduier bon flint 3innern NIT alien
aomfort, Die fir 500 bis $50 Der.
nriet6et ncroen, ill0debr fnopp. Sdlt.
Ter bon aft ooer t2 3immern iin0
sablreiher, icoo6 lit Der aomfort &C.
lroMt[id beidrGnft. anapp iilt6
olid @obntnaen init flint ober icdS
3inmern fir $35 ooer $40 per DO
not Gie andpp6eit Der 8obnimaen
crfldrt iidJ Ieicbt aus benz iteten
g3ad,st6lnl Der Staot, tpdbreno Die
qailt6atigfeit in oieicm Sabre nur
oering mar Der Gorunoo uno Die
6o0urd notbneuoig geporoenen De-
p1ratnren tragcn natiirli4 aub Diel
.5dul0.