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The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
BAND CONCERTS TODAY.

At the Barracks. 80 .. m, By United
= ssats Marine Band. william b. saatsl-
PROGRAM.
Mareh, ''stsunch and Trus". .Tsihs
Overture, Light CAvsiy'' .supps
Dance Of the Houn." from La Clio
cundA" ....-...................... Pooehtdh
Waltz. "vienna Beauties" .Ziehref
Excerpts from The Merchant q
vsnics' .--........--.......f1nsuu
.'Nuaol Scenes from Spain" ........LAnssy
Dssriptiys fantasia. Tn Bird Store. orth
March, "spirit Of Indspsndence" .Hoamann
"Ths Star spsnsied Banner"
By United States SOLDIER Home Band.
to SA O'Clock. John q. N. Zimmerman.
directoe.
Asreh, "oA Comrades'. .rsiks
Overture. Saul. ......................Bs zztna
IdyIle. "Noddins TULIPS. .rrinkhsus
Selection, The Quaker Girl. .Moucfton
Popular ditty. In My Harem". Berlin
Reminisrences Of Tosti. .Pousher
synopss-"Amore," "Be.uty's Eya.'
For Ever and For Ever" and
bid Ne Good-by.'
Waltz suite. IA Berceuss" ......wahteufsa
Finale. Dixie Darling" ...........W eursch
The Star spangied Banner"
The Washington herald., 1913-07-28
Temperatures in Other Cities.

TmpRaturs In Other dtssI togsthsf With the
amount q uinfall for the tventy-fow houn ended
ct p N yesterday. azs - follow:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31

the American flag shall stand for anything be-.
yound an uplemeu. 10 be used .n FouHh Of July
celebrations
We want DO trouble with Nezco-those
people should De- Our friends boz % they expect
70 retain olr friendship they must understand
hat these things are no longer going 20 BE- to'er
.frd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-31

Only morning Newspaper 10 ihe Amarillo
Country. Cover, the Panhandle Of lrra' Fast.
ern New Mexico. southern Colombo and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 20 twenty four hours 90
advance Of Denver. Da.la. Fort Worth. OeIahoma
City, and other papers carrying ,eIrgaphio dis.
patches
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
(1A,'Y|ll'llN()!l[lll 'Y|l'lN( 7 BEES 3 ] E s!
Mayor of New York Succun1bs to Heart Dis. ease on Steamship Baltic While Trav-
 cling to Europe i'm Vacation

New York; September 2,Nayor William J. Gaynor who left rather unexpectedly for trip of three weeks to Europe before entering into active campaign for independent died of heart disease steamship Baltic Wednesday afternoon The body will be shipped back London the first steamer.
 All the flags the placed at half mast receipt Of Mayor Gaynors death, feeling of sincere felt throughout the metropolis.
 William J. Gaynor born in Whtestown, Oneida county, in admitted the bar 1875, and legal subjects; he became nationally his work in breaking within the Democratic party and his action in securing the conVc ton of John Y judge of the state supreme court years, twice declined the Democratic He elected mayor in 19O9 and shot severely wounded 1910 by disappointed oceseeker Gallagher Mr. of the first to speak upon freight made of addresses the subject.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
FATAL S'TADbLhIG AFFRAY
 DE'TWEEN TWO ITALIANS

Fairbanks Miue August What Is believed by the po been cold booded and contemplated murder the creek this morning o'clock one Italian stab with xnch dagger in the bunkhouse Of Reg Bruasco the who now lies cold Ill death Abno the custody the authorities charged with did the abbng Abino made his running but later appehended above Cary City T. Erwin, who ordered his capture dead alive.
 participants affair underground miners, being employ Tony Erom Co., while Abno had also been working for Keys until when he left them go Ecko still staying the same bunkhouse with Keys men, 1t being that the trouble commenced last night
 though trouble all started trivial matter evening working hours stic nsud between much the smaller of the two men, got the better Abno had determined sleeping quarters this morning after he had his breakfast Aibno seems breakfast a stating that he would today evidently intending commit the murder when Bru should the buukhouse
 Fearing attempt his life might be made Drusasco asked bunkhouse with him after break
 would kill him he could Several of Brusasco all going to the bunkhouse where the door, being b Al who stabbed him o the heart killing him instantly
 Chatanka Ceary much ncensed the killing Busasco murdered we'll hnown and respected and bno alo bore good reputation workingr1en prior the happening of present events
 taken into custody by Thomas Rockwell ot tue Igoo saloon Cay City, about hour after the killing and Weiss who took the down to lodged jail Deputy Marshal w. w. Fife this morning tue representative o Marshal Erwin. IS in the federal jail
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
ALIENS LAST
 CAMP FOUND

Aniak, Alaska, (Kuskokwlm River), August 2S.-WilIiam Bev- ane ard Arthur Willis, who re gently returned from trip along the headWaters of tributaries of the Nushagak river, believe they found the last camping place ot Byron Allen and his partner They found a camp where two white men had built a boat Just below ths camp was a canyon where the water en- ters very smooth any quiet but dashes over immense rocks at the mouth, and in which no boat could live. As MT Allen lett the Kus kok Win two years ago and nothing has been heard of him since, the finding of his camp turnls hes a clue as to his fate He came to the Kuskok vim at the time of the Georgetown stampede.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
JAPAN LANDS TROOPS IN CHINA
 I'D ENFORCE ITS DEMANDS

Nankng China, September 0The shelng of this city by the early of the week resulted in the killing of several Japanese.
 Riotng In Tokio Japan September 1The receipt of news of the kill subjects during the b0nbardment of Nan king by troops anti Chinese and anaen land bill riots in this city.
 Jayan Makes cemanas Peking, China September 1A demand has been made by Japan for apology indemnity and for the punishment soldiers who responsible for the Filling of the Japanese subjects Ranking recently
 Japanese Soldiers Landed Kankng September 1A force of Japanese soldiers with rapid guns landed this city this morning. under the protection warships in the harbor.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

GOVERNOR OR STRONG ID URGE
 BE ROAD APPROpRI RIAT'lONS

Seattle September 1OGov. J. F. A. Strong, of Alaska, ac companed Strong arrived this city yesterday evening" enr0ute Portland will inspect the Mt Tabor Terrtoys insane patients cared for
 interview this morning. Governor Strong, who has but Alaska that his annual Secretary the Interior he would strongly yearly appropriation of SOO00O for the construction of wagon roads throughout Territory, and would also earnestly Chamberlain Wickersham railroad bill which expenditure SO000OO fr the construction of one trunk lines of railroads from tdeWater into the Interior oL Alaska. /
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
KOYUKTJK ITInEE} LOST 0VERD0LAARElD

telegram city this morning stated that the Reliance had arrived NuaO tue ho\ukuE
 A number including several women were Marn fclas> paenge lost overheard lew Nuao playing with children on the front barge uppel lre He and made all at npt to swim toward the soe help could reach hu pounds goddus which, doubt the d being keep up, The dispatch did to whether his body recovered, but probably not.
 The Reliance left Nuao up bound I this morning.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
in Home Of Friend

New York, September 12.-After a week. search, Big Tim Sullivan was last evening located at the home of friend ill a state of men, tai abstraction
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
PI(JGII,IS'II'IC
MiddIeweights Draw

San Francisco, September lo.- Bob McAIlister and Sailor Peteri sky fought 2o-round draw in this city yesterday. Both men received great punishment
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
Japanese Soldiers Landed
CANADA EXPELS HARRY THAW
 AS AN UNDESIRABLE ALIEN

Coaticooke Que, September OThe court before whom Thaw tried undesirable alien decided against defendant last Saturday. and he accordingly ordered d ported Canadian immigration officials took Thaw to the northern border of the of Vermont, where they left him.
 Nobody to Receive Harry
 Avel Vt September 1OAs there officials here tc Harry aw when he released the Canadian gra ton officials, he hired automobile and escaped
 More Harun,- Scarum- Yankee Doodle Business Coebrooke, N Ill., September Hilary lhaW arrived here morning. where he retained attorneys to represent nm habeas corpus which for hearing tomorrow
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
Last Accounts of Radford's Trip

Edmonton, Ala July 27EIarry " Radford, the American explorer who discovered large herd of wild bison in the Great Lake district of the Hudson bay country several through of his beed guides the Herschel year ago telling charge remain in the country adopted Eskimos, will live with them the latter part his stay.
 Alen head of whaling outfits which go from year, who has the years the brought the foregoing to Edmonton yesterday This received the Outside the who has been in the North making special study of animal life
 he half breed guide laid stock of supplies Hersche Allen He brought word that Radford would provisions until he ready take the homeward ra intended with the Es1mos. There report that Rdfod had lost his mnd also that the guides who accompanied him from Edmonton had deserted him lands The last but told Radford guides, and is tons."
 spent the winter of 9112 along the Trenton across barren lands after leaving Fort Resolution J. Hard ing factor Hodsons Bay Company ember that river investigations The explorer who with him, and carried his the Outside world
 Radfod who is widely known in scientific cces has the expedition home of the wood bison the northwestern Canada the Slave river the lower Peace This has included track hundreds furnished Radord the opportunity of closely studying the in it's hauns and making the recorded servations on this animal in life.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
NATIVE SONS 0II PARAI)E
 TOO MUCH FUR FRhlI]kLIN X.

Oakland Cal September 1O-Whe witnessing the Admission day parade of the Golden West in this city Franklin K ane secretary of the Interior became the gorgeous spectacle that he tainted away required quite little time restore him to physicians Mr. Lane will require several days of to his
 Lane Improving at Berkeley
 Berkeley, Cal September 12.Secretary Lane, who is in is showing improvement in bis condition.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
PeIkey and Burns Fall Out

Portland, Ore, September l2 - Arthur Pelkey, on his arrival in this city this week, stated that he was through with the management of Tommy Burns, He makes the clarge that the six round draw be- tween Buns aud himself at Calgary Cu March 26 last was a rank fake, carefully rehearsed.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
Rltchie Won't Fight

Vancouver. B. B., September l ? Willie Ritchie has abandoned his proposed fight with Freddie Welch Pollock, Ritchie's manager, made q demand for 5o per cent. of the gate receipts, which was considered toe much by the fight promoters,
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

Do not wait until it is too late. Get your property properly insured from fire loss right away. Lowest practical board rates and absolute guaranteed protection is offered you by The C. B. Harrison Co.,, of San Francisco.
 T. L. Thurston, IQitarod Agent.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
REPUBLICAN, ELECTED

Portland. Me-, September 12.- At a special election last Tuesday in the Third congressional district, John Peters, Republican, was elected to congress by plurality of over 500. He succeeds Represent ative Goodwin, deceased
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
Good Vegetable Country

The Aniak doesn't need 10 take d back seat from an agricultural standpoint for first year products This Is the first year for garden, !, and the results are far ahead ot ground that has been cultivated for three or more years. The potatoes are large, solid, dry and mealy, and most excellent flavor. The reason Is probably due to the great quan tity of lime carried by the waters of the Aniak Because of the mineral in the water the Anlak does not freeze until late in the winter, after the water has dropped most of its mineral. Last winter ot one time the thermometer was lowering around 5oo below a week at a time, and only few inches of ice was found.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
CAMINET'4'I:
 WILL APPEAL

San Francisco, September TO- The jury iu the Drew Caminettl white slavery case this afternoon brought in a verdict of guilty of one of the four counts against the ac cused He will appeal the case, aud is out of jail under bonds of S1o, ,ooo.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
DIES

New York September 12. James Farley, the noted strike breaker, died in this city yesterday of tuber CulOsis.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
COURT DECIDES
 AGAINST SULZER

Kingston, N. Y, September 12. Justice Hasbrouck, i'll test case today decided that William Sulzer was not the governor of the state of New York on account of the mpeachment charges now pending against him in the state senate.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
BIG TIM SULLIVAN
 MADE GETAWAY

New York, September 1o.-Big Tim Sullivan, the politician, made his escape from private sanito rum a week ago and has not been reCaptured.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
GREAT FIRE AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

Hot Springs Ark. September 11-Ihs city was yesterday visited by n it's history, and before the controlled district half mile long and from to ten blocks reduced ashes, and it is es people made homeless Many of the prominent buildings of the city destroyed.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

One-quarter of the people born, die before reaching the age of six, and only half reach l6.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
TARIFF F l|. ] ] 2 BILL, ] !, },
Passed the Senate Last "Wednesday After Over Months of nebate-A Amendments Were
 Voted Down by Democrats

Washington September 11.Ater than two months of debate yesterday passed the Underwood fl 37 all proposed amendments to had been voted down.
 Currency Bill Reported Favoraby considering the currency bill for several weeks, the banking and currency made favorable report the today.
 Alaska Railroad Bill May be Reported the bill has been passed it is believed that ia Alaska railroad bill will be reported before he end o he SPSSiO
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
September Special

Our strictly fresh HANDMADE CANDY, made fresh every week, Sl.OO PER POUND. Postotfice Candy Store. Fresh 9iry-pack Butter.
 Iditarod Meat Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

Billy Bevans and Arthur Willis
 after spending the summer on pros pecting trip in the lower huskob vim valley, returned to this city last Thurs
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
PLENTY ROCKS
 (uCIIhRII'Ijl) !

Washington, September J2. - Reports submitted of Geodetic Sur veys of the Pacific Northwest show that Gambler bay, in Admiralty island, Alaska, bristles with uu- chalted rocks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

FOR SALE - Smith Premier type writer, in good order. price S25. Call at Postothce.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

Absolute guarantee of satisfaction.
 Sam'l Applebaum.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13
HARRY RADF0RD, EEXE XXPELORBR,
 REPORTED KILLED BY ESKIIDIOS

Wnnipeg Man.. September 1OAdvces have been received Royal Mounted Police that Harry Rad ford the American explorer and George Street had been killed by of northern Canada in the winter of
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

Everything as represented.
 Sum'l AppIebaum.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

Follow the crowd Where?
 To the Crosby Massage and Bath Parlors.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

It is estimated that the women in New York city use seven and one half tons of face powder in a day.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-09-13

Don't forget to call at the Crosby baths when you come in from the creeks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE


10
m
want to climb work train SOMEBODY shoots and II:
Atlantic Of the
H
. tunnel
Loyd.d dauxh
of
. be hole 2mIesd
his WIFE,
in
Of
and
by
the tunnel horror
II
In
by mob with The
explosion of
Rive. saved But the iaborern would
The strike
warned to beware of financial complications
found Wolf,
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
Daysey Mayme and Her Folks
By FRANCES L. GARsIDE

L. GARSIDE
have girl friend OF the same name,
Daysey Mayme-william--w
Sandy mustache. and she was here
only last week"
II can't remember all who were
here last week." snappily from the
daughter
You have been on errands to his
house." to his son. You know who I
mean. Why don't you say who it Tsp
But chauncey Devere didn't remem-
ber
"William-William- 1t begins
with a B. Barber, Black, Barnard,
MISUNDERSTANDING b sandy
mustache- Oh" turning to his
wife. you know who l mean. He
used to have fairly good voice. His
wife died and he married a second
time. and he is so fond OF custard
pie''
William Graham" said his wife.
That's who I mean! Why didn't
you say so in the frst placer
What happened to him7" from his
wife. putting down her book with a
look Of despair.
Why" fioundering again, II met
him. and he--he-- What was it he
said? Sent q message to you about
something. Hoped remember he
hoped Oh. this was it; he hoped
you were we'll"
Then he returned to his paper. and
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
way it is in fancy:
Lysander John Appleton

TN u way aC Is IN FANCY.
Lysander John Appleton and
his wife. sitting on opposite sides
OF the table. with their two children
on ottomans at their feet.
The father is telling of an anec-
dote of his courtship days. The
mother bushes and smiles and occa-
sionally helps him with an encour-
aging nod. The children are en-
thralled. and when he stops. cry out.
Tell US some more, daddy dear. Oh.
do tell US some more.'
The way it is in fact.
Lysander John dropped his news
paper with a reminiscent sigh and
looked over the top Of his glasses at
his wife reading a book on the other
side Of the table, then at Daysey
Mayme perusing the Helpful Hints in
her favorite magazine. and then at
his son. aged Z. presumably studying.
Il see" he said. the newspapers
are saying good deal about Horatio
Atkins. Remember. mother. he was
best man at our wedding?"
Horace Atkins. you mean," re-
piled Mrs. Appleton. plainly annoyed
at the interruption. ''Horatio is his
twin brother"
We'll. anyway" resumed Lysander
John, 1T reminds me that the other
day I met William - William - oh.
what was the name of that man with
a sandy mustache we used TO know?
William--W -William-what is his name
You know 1t as well as You know
your own"
No reply from Mrs. Appleton, who
had returned to her book.
He turned to his daughter: You
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
Any Woman Can Have
Smooth, Hairless Skin
Beauty Topic)

Here is a simple treatment, which,
if used, will quickly banish hair or
fuzz from chin, cheek or lip; Mix
enough powdered delatone and
water to cover the hairy surface,
apply and in 2 or 5 minutes rub off
and the hairs are gone. Then wash
the skin to rid it of the remaining
paste. This is quite harmless and
does not injure the most sensitive
skin Definite results are had quick
est if the delatone is bought in an
original package
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27

UNION TRANSFER COMPANY
Aeeas collect baggage and checks on trains boats =
SsusAs1 Psciac Company and deliver baggage TO resi-
dsnes. Thy us authorized to check baggage direct
from rssidsees.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27

Continued Tonorrov
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
LOCAL FERRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Via Oakland Pier

70 Oakland, Ten ST.. and Berkeley, via Shastuck Ava.
aad Ellsworth s.. LinsG-Daily-Fro 600 .. m, and
every twenty minutes until $40 p- M, inclusive; then
900, o40 1910, i100 II 40 p. m. II 20 and 20 N
Additional bosts Saturdays and Sundays only. $40
.. N. 9.2o. 1000, 10.l0 and II. 20 p. N.
70 Bwkssy Va California Street. o. Albany via Ninth
Sbsst lInss.-Dnly-From 500 . m. 1870. $40,
t700 q H. and every twenty minutes until $40 p. m.
inclusive; then 900, $40, 1920, HOO, 1i40 p M,
1870 and l20 q n Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p. n, e2o. 1000. io4o and li-2o
p. m-
u Oakland. WasAlngfca-Brsadwy. East Oakland,
FrultsaIs asd Melrsss. via Seventh Sl-Daily-From
800 m, then every twenty minutes until $50 p M.
inciusye; then 800, $40, 1920, 1i00, l140 p.
l2zo and 10 4 M. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only $40 p. m. $40, 1000, la4o and ll2o
p.m-
To Hsysaseout-Dsir-From 600 g. m and every
twenty minutes until 40 p. N. inclusive; then 20.
800, II 40 p. N. Saturdays and Sundays only 940.
1000, l0.40, ll-2o .. N.
HersssAse b oaland. Washncfou- Broadway. FrunaIs,
Alameda, Nsgfh Side--Daily-From 600 q NJ, t6-20.
90, TOO 100 740. 500. $40, $40 an; then 400
pm .42o 40. 500. $50. $40 600, GO 60 700
and 7.4o p m
70 stoashwss (stsam ssrcs)-fe.oo. tao. t71o'
800, 1000 . N, t1-2o p. m, TOO, 800, 3-20.
400, 500. $40 and f620 p. m
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27
Now Go On With the Story

He recognized him. with a start. as a
man who had played poker with him
on the way over from Europe.
For an instant Wolf almost swayed
on his feet under the shock. Then II
flashed through his mind that his dis
guise must be perfect, as this man
did not recognize him. But that
thought had barely come home to
comfort him when II was driven
away by another. Suppose this man
was one Of Allan's detectives, watch
ing him on his way home?
He timidly eyed him again, but he
could not see his face. II was con-
cealed behind the newspaper. There
was a rumble of an approaching train
as Wolf walked slowly past for a
closer scrutiny. Then he saw that
the paper had little slit or tear up
the middle, through which the
stranger could watch him when he
pleased,
The train roared into the station
and Wolf. with sudden yell of de-
spair, turned and cast himself under
the wheels just as the detective
leaped for him.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27

Professor Alessandro Malladra of the Vesuyus
observatory descended into the crater September 9
and reached depth of about $40 (about 1912
feet), record where the exploration of active vol
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27

for Morning. Daily. pfor Afternoon.
fSunday excepted. tSunday only.
Sundays and Mondays only.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-27

Mrs. Appleton resumed her reading:
but not till there had flashed between
mother and children one of those
looks which are so uncomplimentary
to father