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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

NSSoaDoOo IbO@ W. ~
his white brother, asd that he VIII b
accorded the same consideration and
privileges.
I Preceding the flag raising ceremony
DR.. Dixon painted a beautiful word
picture In q patriotic setting. ~. hold
ing the nag In his arms. he told Of the
treatment OF the Indian BY the white
In the past. and brought the promise
OF equality In the near future.
The new era in the life Of the
North American Indian is near q
hand" said the Doctor. and this nsu
life 70 come is one Of upllst. until the
treatment Of the Red Man viii not h
that accorded 70 = child. but - man
10 man. The Indisn has two eye.
two hands. one thinking part and one
heart. the same " the white man, but
the hearts OF thsss two rscss have not
bsat together a. the Creator intended.
AT this late day. though. the mat
ter b receiving Its full sttsntion. ana
you men VIII And that your taklng the
oath Of allegiance today is your knock
on the door Of this privilege 70 which
you are entitled"
As children Of the forest" eoutin-
usd the Doctor In . sulogy OF the
nsg. Your forsfathsrs we're guided
u nisht by the stars In the heavens.
which they followed. You viii ana
these starr In this nag tarnins to you.
but like your forsfathers. you must
follow the stars. and do your part To-
ward proving your right 70 fulI siti-
senship. The schools are the open
door from the reservation Of ellison
ship. but u each Indian puts himself
upen his own responsibility. snl
proves himself reliant in all matters,
he will soon BE- entitled 70 The vote.
Such course beats sll the allutmsnts
and land grants ever made.
Be no longer subject to any living
power except the pure conscience ana
. ssnss Of right. Keep your treaties.
- you always have. and shame the
white man into keeping his. Ths day
. coming soon whom the Indian viii
stand out - > free citissn. q W. In
lsndsd By ths Great Builder"
Following TIE hag raising. I4evi
Choke honaksekAs. yellow
Hammer. John Ball. Chief Ton
choektots. Link Rivsr Bsal. eas q \
~ sconchins and othsr Indians of|
~ fopr tsibes AIMED thsir signatures
Nd thumb psints 70 dscIsFatiop o.
'l'ssisnes 70 ths Usitsd states. pss-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
STAR BILL IS
HOLDING CROWD
VIC AND DELL no sOME GOOD
SINGING. Drrcn COMEDY AND
NOVEL poOrwoRk-0ooD PIC.
TURNS. ALSO

Il vas real snjoynsns aflsr days'
outing TO return and enjoy . program
OF vaudeville and pictures such -
was presented at the star last night.
A. the vaudeville attraction for the
nrst half Of this weak could not arrive
before sac. Mr.. Houston psrsuaded
the Lakoias TO remain over one night.
thus giving the patrens the bsnsflt Of
. doubls lin OF vau1sville.
Vie end De,l. usvelty Staging. talk
ing aad dancing act, certainly won
ths hearty applanss of packel
house. VIC. as the "Dateh." Il .
most capable eonedian. and With his
style Of ''dolag tAinss." - ean naks
. riot ont Of most Any old "pua."
Vie dos rot run al togsehse "a
comedy. however. - hs doss sons Of
the bsst aerosatie aaneias ever sssn.
Fufthsrmors. he h not ths vhols
sct--far fsoa II. fes ~ be- Tie sbls
assistsacs Of Miss Dsll. Who Offers
soms very sood wong numbsrs. and
stiII better dancing oddities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
JAP coal NOT
WANTED N B. c.
r0.scED INFORMATION or pusL
CwINo 10 REFusAL on orER.
AroRs 10 ARBsTRArk CAUSES
lSDsGNAriOx
IunIlsd Prsss service

"
VANCOUVER. -. c.. AUG. is.--
Pull lie indisnation over the forced
imr ,rtation Of Japaness coal here ~
a rs.ah Of refusal OF the operators TO
arb trats the strikes In the mines est
OF ere. d liable TO Affect. Il was -
ciarsd today. the opening Of sovsra-
ment mines IN Aissks.
Nine operators declare they win
import Japansse coal until the ssrlh-
srs return 70 work. and the owners
today are being bitterly dsnouncs1
as Responsible for this sitsatios vhsa
there IL unlimited supply sorty-avs
mibss from vsncouvsF.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

10 ths Insusing Pub,ae.-ws Wish
to announce that vs have purchased
the ars insurance businsss conducted
BY o. II. Hunter and comblnsd Il With
our own Insurance. assney. We ~
sure Our new poliey-holdsrs that their
interests viii - carefully sass-gusrd-
-. ahd thst ~ vim - esr best - d.
ssrve . eeatinuatios q ths1r patsoa-
ass. CITY - coun1y AbsezAet eon-
pany. 81 a1lin stsssl ~ Arthus
wilsea. HIN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

a vsnlsea Tssas.--Ths boardsrs at
the narshslI houss we're treated 70
vsnison steak thls morning for break
fast. the result Of the maSksmAnship
OF Paul Noel. who with Bile father and
Louis Mcclure left . week ego Tor
the hsunts Of the elusive buck. The
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

Csevss wosA. Some Of the pref
Ties, designs ever constructed for ad-
,ertisins purposes In this city are 10
be sesu In the Palm. the Idle Hour
and other cigar stores. the handiwork
Of W. o. Hendricks. saIssman TOR the
hurley Tobacco company Of Ken
lucky. Mr.. Hendricks used nothing
hut = lot of empty City Club and Hat
iyfaction cartons. . few small wire
elcats and original ideas. Mr.. Hsn-
bricks IL doing missionary work for
city Club and Satisfaction brands Of
smokins tobacco. and 10 some mis-
sioasry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

vsnlson was sent down on the steamer
winsma from Fort klamath sunday.
aud With Il . note from Paul to bis
mother. describing how he killed hls
arst deer. The huntsrs will no, ss
home for week or more.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

nlcycIe brigade nack.---Johnny
Houston. Ernsi stsarns and Elmer
Lawrsncs Of ths Herald circulation
force. and WIN Mcmillan. the quartet
OF youngsters who biked 10 Crater
Lake for ten day outing. returned
Saturday evening. The boys had
many wonderful sxpsrssacss to relate
of their trip. such - being iost In
the rain. smashias bicycle and for
aging for grub.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
er,nG huekIsberrics.

Sseswr~s F~m M~sstlI. = u. N.
iiubb. who has had eharss OF the
rirs, National iiaak Of Merrill. dur
ing the absence Of Cashier Merrill on
q vacation. has returned to klamath
Falls.
-
Gocs Moar. -R. G. dement,. who
has been Visiting his son'in.lsw. DR.,
". N. white Of this city Tor q few
days, left this morning for his home.
Myrtle Point During Mr.. Dcment's
stay no visited Crater Lake. and sun
day he was taken through ths Merrill
Valley by DR.. White. Mr.. Dement, ID
much Impressed with tho possibilities
of this section.
--------
Chassaias iiasA ruaishs.
Court Clerk George Chssiain aud
family are expected homo this oven
Ing from spring Creek. whore they
have been sojournInE q, their camp In
idlcrcst.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

0oss uuckielssvvylas. - v. W..
Riggs. manager of the w. .. Smith
Printins, company. aud family have
gone 10 the Lake Of the Woods to
upsud week or 10 camping and gath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

Subscribe for TIE assa,s. % sssss
month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

Quiss Novelty Many people are
ssoppias 70 szanias and admire The
beautiful mantle work on exhibition
n TIE wiadow Of campbsli's hard
we're store. but very few know The
work 10 By local artist. though the
name ef w. o. 0rahsm y worked In
the foot dssign. The work b known
~ Tiarsssa compress, and u said to
10 more durable than marble.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

New Ssortiax (ssso<1. tss0rr. r.--shu-
bert q Son have established them
selves In their new place Of business.
the Mayhem building. ON Main street.
near Eishth.' In additioa 10 their rs-
pair work. they viii carry . line Of
sporting goods. motorcycles and &C.
cessories.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18

To Oakland. Mira. A. l.. Leavitt
and daughter. Miss Maybslis l.eavitt.
left Sunday afternoon for Oakland. To
remain for some time. In the hope Of
bsnsnttins Mrs. I.eavitt's health.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-18
TOWNTOPlCS

Rsssr~s F'sssA Callsossls. = Mrs. u.
Wing 10 back from two mouths' go
journ In southern end Central Cali
fornia. whore abe visissd relatives and
friends. Like all the others. Mrs.
winn is glad to get back TO Klamath.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04
pARoLEo PRISONERS.

SInec 1898 srer sISte4n hundrta conviats have b@"h raroaea from Call IornIa penitenttaries- EsEh,y-fve pst ccnL hIrr made GoUj-antY E49 nu "s ,A, whole nu,uIcr violating t;,' r''ndl- 1Ems of their paro1o lT leIring Inc state, falling to rrpYrt. cnterir8 sA . lu.1.g or otherwise, of ihr 219 153 were r%turncd In pr!snn: bnt nnIy 22 nf them had committed new crimes - buluy ;l rracsion pf cre p+r ":nI G." lI,n .ss7I number ranled.
 The rArort from whI:h these nEuIrs ire taken shc vathat pNr0lAd prison ATE have rarIed orrr enc million dol n-x. and nut of ih+Ir earnings hare sa,ed more u.an ta1o,00 Tn 2 recent 1,1,dgHl u1ulih, nut of sGS men m pa role. nef me was idle; and ihpir HE. rrnGntr earnings for ths monlh Vrrr Iust abort ot :.T.heo.
 The ut:st nnnua! rcDorI n' ti'G N''U York rriEnn commission shnws thnt aih,.A 19QG nearlF 0GG pribUntr' have Been parnlud of whom roughly thTeA- hunters have compiled TLth l1I4 terms of the ltarnls-whirh Teluire. at Io%- est. .r,ht tho nnn ehan ketp suber, krcr ar work and make perIods1aI Ta' u,rtR. "ThIan fEuTek' the report adds rather DaiYeIy, "si"w thHt- rx- rcpr fur parole. our nr1Rons would ue ccnptsIce hEYnnd reasHn,"
 Thny show alsn the Inoredla'e folk
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Hubert l4tnmuL %us buru ut Dublin In 1?7S and hangAd hl Thomas HtTeet' Dublin, lsU3. H. WIFE the aon. strange l., say. of thu man who wss chief Gu,ernlnrnt phygiuian For Ireland, WhIle in Dublin universally hv recetv . rd special medal for eloqurnCe' AG t.nn be aaeM b5 the 1ul$s cf his birth .tus3 death Erlpiet HulY reached the age or s4 ur B5 yWIIs. During !lIAi lime l,e IInd a dissine niSnsd college GdrGer. uus Ihr acesptGa LIrg9 hi SaTalI Cur rAn. daughter nt John Fhllpot CurHa,i, the Lnmuua R1v6cAt@, aud It'd a rsyu- Iutier.
 It was bt.cAIlss he TstIkun 'a uSeaPe wlthnuL hlv1nk once more seen Miss Tntr.In IILat h. wlS eEpIureI-
 7r14 sIHN1rh delivered hcFnre aUnLrnue U:. .Ifa tn wIa pussaI ulrut h]ns E.. with nut duul- work "r art. Thcrc are esurEr who tTy tU sRst ;I lIutt ph eg it by .;.utInE thut sIrnu'srnpIY had nur then been InTnntsd. Such Hn arGuIArni M.A1,L IlsairoY bali"f !u EJnIe cr i'll" most tu!nuns nLtcTHnOus or EunAIl Ilj,n&I.If aud nmny u1h%rA nHfcre 'lud sIncU Fut il may bc Lsken ftr grant iai IIEil rnt one word uf E,nmE''H gl,rach was lasI Ily hiS eXHruttonCrs, II t.urLuirrI tSo musn hTpi~H n'"i do lance no5 to be Hs"fIh rnr rurthrr r'f GTrnrc.
 I:upet ~Hs Yuung, oLl:rTed. rhrcr, ubsI.ulds %iIhnne faar and without r+urs.ael-a real Enieht 0C old II raul TIyhrl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04
NOME, ALASKA, MARCH I. 1913.

To-day ITes,dsnr Wilson rAk%s peer rhe reinz If rovrrnr,snl in pur pr the Ersa. n.ltI0I.s uf 'I& world H.. b"- Comcs ihG chlct rltiG1H aIH,uEsL T hunhred milliGn ciIiErlIs alIt by t1f.r oWn aeterttpn. 1Tr Hl.InSs rn1Sy ThH embodiment nI ih+ result 6t uI: 'i"il- iz.,.iuu and fr4AdtFn Thivh htt!' ~ume aCtcT cent.lrrs uf struggles AII.l %x- per1ments. nI,d which h1r@ hErN born of tho y0Engnst siaraL of thraI nlI.
 TIE pr resri4nt of the Cril~I S-ntea 'is an Institution ratber tran n nnn. H. is tie ineITAniinn of the ides' Hat all mcn ;lee lDrn rqu;li and llnIi man shall onF he J7pirrI.us D. IrH 'frseTnt of The Ecrgrnr. Ilis power con"s from the people nS lifn comea tu tn@ pllnt Itun LIIe earth. Thr ni.durn and fria unE lities are LlIG gun Thtch wHrms the t.rTtlI sud ih" I'l1nI -"l brings forth frui;,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Thi1 nnrthetn rotlnIry haH c+'us 'J q pretty pa*A when foul dyInnLtcrs can destroy 2 auurtrr of n million uoi- hrs wurLh Vi properly hS "ne fell B; rylke
 Do the seopl@ nt AIcslse reGliI r+LuI*e what the Agitation uf mel'tul portions Lk bringing tlem tof pn they Knnw ti1at by nurtuTihE TiFAra like those they are I1sEraGinE uifIr names and proving thsmsflreE UtilinE yJrttms to the blaekIaQiler and tn" as. Raasih?
 lt 1s not 70 much tne fault or Il'r maniac who actually iuts uT; tnA DOW d.sr. IL ia the fault ot the moulding cowarda whu live olt bis .tG7T,.s.Isca | nerve.
 Let uh remember that there 1s only one Inaniue tn fifty duty Asx]ncrHlEs who egg him on. He ih 2 subject for eout4 pIty but they fife tiht rt even |" nA recognized by dEnsnr elli.rTIs an the streets
 Let AloskAuH TauLember that "haf hsupnnAd in ra~sHn might nA"ur1 Aay place etae and destr,r AlsLslt:I II uvxrnera cy iB prTH,i rt%d to gel s r'nt- llulE-
 By Qud" ssSA KIpIIuE. "IlC mrr who did inc docd arc hraygr FIen tInu they"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Thr F1rst di' iaiaIl Ea!: th' tC;+ISsq turc. thc ThiTd dj'iriIn gets t.c lItr+ ident ot Inc anaie, IhE FnITlll Iis i*t m vets Lhe rrnsI1tnr If IhG huus+ 1r'i tI,n Senrn1 division eciS ih' s''?i"l tl%rkshEp "f the h"usc-
 air. LLShl. rlIi-f clerk of thr ::'Il ate. is, perhaps, &. E. LiEht. H brDtrr:' in lMY uf Tom ra.e aE.h hTs sHcrttnrT in tUliGre5a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04
KNIGHTS OF ROBERT
 EMMET TO CELEBRATE

TIl0 kntEh:s uE tLnheTC EHunrt wiIl t%lebrrtG t1ily evening iI tlr' Krnail EHsl,. hall thu anniV sA'Sai'T nt the man whIuh yigEa thaLT soG1sIr it's Itams' a vsry lErgT ,Iumll"- If inVlhtIons nILyc IEN:n sent out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

That neally locks like Erat hlpu against iIa but for ri1tef rlrIas i~L ll| lm duly thankful.
 l.. <F. RRy i5 hEt Attorney nf S'N's' Il and was chosen candidate fys'lh ih;ll itwn by l nRJnr1Iy of n'% "iily.
 E, E. Collins lIrhR at Fox. Hnas ntnlns. seRn on Fux creek in ihr IElLT. bu. pka dlstr1ct
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

ut keeptng under lock dnd key D Ersas
 many men whu %.sllII flaha~e fnAm- u.kTCz. earn living unh hetn zlpport 1llbs% ,iepcnJent uDtai Lltm II they g;rr., pnpn Gnantv, f:x-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04
HFO%S MAJ No S6.
FRS ALARM R!pNALs-

12 Standard Oil Co. a Earaisn& EoIs etUrasA t4 sshn ]. RAsna~ Ca. n$feS. 'E. HAsd9vanArA eAla0n 2t. %Ae4Td#tR' Q%si04 a4. LsHraHPA H0tSl. D. FirA rspAs+m@rE 2i. Eiaesvs., aaI0eu. 32 Tarksps oibAr &terA. U FaelSGu Cola Stsraps cs~ s~nSspit 42. Third ArsI end LhAs Way.
 Enai~s A1Vss Phana Main e7- asveM MstIuiiSa Water. ThrsA Fire aYl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

WO havs sors pri1ns ehucke ef hset V9hiah We gre rlosirG cut at t2 f-2e per pound. Just the shi1s for th4 camp or family. Phone Rcd 74
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Entered ax EErund- clAFA mRtfeT. Feb' sG. IyNT. AL tne Postpftsce Rt hounes A:nsKz. un,Irr ,1A Act of CoDgrAss ne Narrh '. 1873.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04
NUGGET MINING AND pEEpolNc
 MAGAZINE

lIasuud. Annually Hn Qceoher.l PF1Ue IcT rcpY.-.. ...t..,.-,----' sbe Price per copy mailed -----.,.-.-.-ts
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Rates t4,' advertising space 10 a7% of tue abe"$ rnhlica ttonR VIII bn HI+ta kn9wn pn application.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04
City Official Paper

Copy for TASEtAF adNsFtISeHssnfs .rusl bs In tY 10 o'clock on the dsy =: publication
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Thc, establishment oG Il IiaFartu%nt of labor Ia a r"eogttIion cf thr ire nentnus importance which nbnr hnF AssuE7Er nnder mudcrI: Industrial cUil- diljuns Any gun who fails |" 'In- ,Irrstund line greatness of the lul"'' question: nr who Consdrra himself ff". tut above understanding It nliCrEa nLHI- se4t down n good deal Hr m idiot
 ITIIh thc great utaka g: :lIr h'rnnn kind working rnr A 1yiDS '1'r cond' . LIons under which Wnrk II nndErlRFen snvsr farm IL suhj4ct of thr 'nnst in- te,.so hImab Interest Mna sublucI whiuh r"nuIrss zu+t.l;'l attention tr@nl all EnSernUs"nts
 EfnrIs hy worIzTr@ [" "r%rcorI' 'le sslliyiuIeas If tho rich and Lo i'nr1J' 'hrrr own lots an1uid receive grltlrI1"- And hc1r that They rIght adyan"e zieniiY, snrdy un6 cI+AnlF.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

Dog salmon se par pound Bessia 8Ierur
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

AT THE NEW EAGLE. Hsmrirh eros.' "AnoHa" Beer or drausht, sIss ''SsIscf" by ths bottls O case
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-04

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
Miss Wilson'S Wedding Dress

Miss Jessie Wilson will be II =
ricd in gown of the finest quality {
white charmcusc satin. cmbroIdc II
down the front in white silk. re
design. a conventional floral patti !.
is the suggestion Of Mrs. wills 4.
The gown may be described as Gca1S.
iful in it's artistic simplicity. Tie
skirt is draped slightly on either : 9
front. just enough to relieve ii from
severe plainness Of line. The cut at
the throat is what might be called
made low neck, the cut affected ~
the bridc-elcct almost every o"y.
Beautiful white, flimsy shadow lace
almost entirely covers the gown. Inc
lace is-drapcd from the shoulders. 1t
is fitted in at the waist line and falls
in drape:. cascade effect Amos. to
the hem of the skirt. The train is
nearly three yards long. Over he
whole costume will fall handsc nc
veil Of white tullc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
-Four Prisoners Cut Their Way Ort CT
Cells With Hatchct.

Suffolk. Va, Nov. l7.--Havln
stolen hatchct from some Snls
boys who have access to the Jail iai
and who were in the habit of cuttir
kindiine, four prisoners in Nansc
mond county Jail all sentenced /
states prison, attempted jail deliv
cry "a few nights ago.
The men ha5 cut their way out
their cells and were in the cor1'ldG
when Trusty Cary Buryell disco
cred them and reported the matter :,
Jailer J. II. Keen who phoncd Sf@'
Baker. When Sheriff Baker ariIN'
at the scene he had the four NJ;
chained to their cells. The men ""
m":lr the attempt were Don y
rs. sentenced for four years
i.ouschrca!:!ng; Charles Motion, 20"
c,5ook sEatching, five years; Vel;
Croc.icr, pcckctbNok snatchlng, thru
yeats; Levi Rocks, pockclo"
.cnacthing, three year..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
NAKED BABY WINS SUIT.
Mother Justified in Raising Son Sans
= Clothing, Court Holds.

Portland, Ore, Nov. 17.-Without
sign Of clothes, but cooling and
rompin;g about on the floor and IN
ihiss mothers arms Rex Palmer age I.
six months, son of Mrs. Alice Palmer,
Was: theZcentre Of much attraction at
the, court house. /
Z The baby's presence Was due to his
nakedness h,s mother is raising
him clothelcss. Since his birth, she
says, he never has worn a garment
Neiehbors who saw him lying on Il
pallet in the yard in the cool October
breezes complained, and mother and
child were brought into the Juveri.-
Court,
"My baby weighs twenty pound.
and is only six months ola," declare;
Mrs Palmer. "Docs that look Xix.
he is suffering for want of clothes?
Experts who examined the DO:
pronounced him perfect physical j.
/ He is tanned all over his body dais
Bbrown but is splendidly developed.
! Mrs. Palmer was discharged ff"i'
custody and took her make DO.
away in triumph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
Beat BURNS; NATE DK0W:
Steamer c. W. Lyon Destroyed W
q Loss of 100000.

DlNUlllNt - W - ~
Loss of 100000.
Wilmington, i. G.. Nov. ID
originating in some cotton amidst
destroyed Friday the steamer
W. lyon on the Cape Fear river
miles above here. Henry W. Il
the mate, Of Fayetteville. was dro'
cd in attempting to escape.
The boat was backed to the ST:
! the river and made fast to tree.
crew and passengers jumped o.
board, being cut off from land by
hlazn. Edge could not swim
drowned.
Harry J. Lyon, passenger, dTl
a half milo cIingirg to a log bs
lie was rescued. Miss Brisson, a .
scngcr in rear Of the boat, was
icucd by Capt. W. +. Register.
cargo and boat were cstIm lc"
100000, partially covered by IL
ancc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an.
rual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Willard Hotel Company Will be
held at the office of the Company, NO.
1913 South Royal Street, Alexandra,
Virginia, Monday, November "a, 1919,
at i:45 p. M, for the election of OIL
GERS and directors for the ensuing,
wear and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly be
acted upon.
Is. W. S. HARLAN, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
boys CONFESS KILLING GLE
Both, Only 13 Years Old, Chart :;
With Deliberate Murder.

Boston, Nov. 17.-Chargcd
the deliberate murder Of l2-year-.
Mary Joyce, two 13-ycar-o!d be.
Thomas Foley and Christopher II
ris, are held for a hearing, NovcmI
% The police say they confess
The boys are alleged to have ii.
revolver at the little girl, the b
let entering her head. They fled
Providence, where they were arrest;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

notice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Columbia Hotel Company will be
held at the office of the company, No.
l23 South Royal street, Alexandria,
Va, on Monday, November "a, 1919,
It / 80 P. NJ, for the election of Off
ers and directors for the ensuing
ear and for the transaction of such
Their business as may properly be
acted upon.
Is. w. S. HARLAN, Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an.
lual meeting of the stockholders of
the ThoS. J. Fisher e Company, Inc,
will be held at the Office of the Com
,any, No. 1913, South Royal Street,
Alexandria, Virginia, Monday, No
embcr "a, 1913, at 9 P. NJ, for the
election Of officers and directors for
he ensuing year and such other bust
.ess as may be properly acted upon.
IS. HAROLD S. DOYLE, Sccty-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
: STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

!, Notice is hereby gwen that the an
nual meeting Of stockholders of the
Washington Safe Deposit Company,
Incorporated, will be held at the office
of the company, No. 123 S. Royal ST.,
Alexandria, Virginia, on Tuesday, No
vember 4th, 1913, at y o'clock W.,
for the purpose of electing Board OF
Directors for the ensuing year and
fer the transaction of such other busl-
ness as may properly come before
said meeting
ERSKINE GORDON, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualiicI as executor Of the
stat. - Ellen Lindsey, deceased, all
ersons indebted to said estate ar"
oquestrd to make prompt settlement
18th the Undersigned, and ali per-
ons to whom said estate is indebted
re requested to present their ac-
cunts, properly certified, for pay
LIT JOSEPH SCHWARIMANN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
NOTICE.
Notice TO State Taxpayers.

NOlicc 70 State taxpayers.
[ am now prepared to rcce''; the
ate taxes for the year 1913. The
tention Of Taxpayers is respectfully
led to INC importance Of paying 'hc
me, pr.or 10 December /, 1913, as
that date penalty will BE- ADDED
all unpaid bills, and their collection
forced by law.
THOMAS W. ROBINSON,
DOM . City Hall. City TrcG%.
O d to Dec. J..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
INDIVIDUAL PUPIL. :
The TEMPLE School
OF
Shorthand g Typewriting


at l4l7 G ST., NJ W., has
for it's slogan prepare the
Individual Pupil" From the
the day he enters he receives
individual attention. He IS
never held back because Of
ambition in another pupil,
nor, on the other hand, is he
forced beyond his individa-
al capacity. This specializa-
ton is the real reason for
the excellent standing of the
Temple School among BUSH
ness men of Washington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-17
TOR RENT.

FOR E>,.r-Thrce story eight roon
brick house, G07 Princess stree
Hot and cold water with bath sew
eraye connection, SD per month
+. +. Downham, Ill n. Washing
ton street.