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The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09
Regulations As Amended.

The regulations for the protection of deer, moose, caribou, sheep, and mountain goats in Alaska, as amend ed June 30, 1915, are as follows:
 1. The season for killing deer in Southeastern Alaska is hereby limited to the period from August 15 to No vember 1 both inclusive.
 The number of deer killed by any one person during the open season in Southeastern Alaska is hereby limited to three.
 3. The sale of deer carcasses in Southern Alaska is hereby suspended until August 1. 1916.
 4. The killing of deer on Kodiak Island and Long Island and the kill ing of deer on the following islands in Southeastern Alaska: Duke Island, near Dixons Entrance; Gravina Isl and, near Ketchikan; Kruzof Island, west of Sitka; Suemez Island, near Klawack, and Zerembo Island, near Wrangell, is hereby prohibited until August l, 1916.
 5. The killing of caribou on the Kenai Peninsula is hereby prohibited until August l, 1916.
 The shipment of carcasses of sheep and moose for sale from Seward or other points on the Kenai Peninsula is hereby prohibited and no corcasses of said animals shall be accepted for shipment to other points in Alaska unless accompanied by affadivit of the owner that they were not purchased and are not intended for sal.
 6. The season for killing mountain goats in Southeastern Alaska is here by limited to the period from August to February 1, both inclusive.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09

All the Real News In the Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-09
MAY KILL ONLY THREE DEER
 YEARLY

Only three deer may be killed by one person during the open season in Southeastern Alaska, according to an announcement received by Gov. J. F Strong from the Department of Agri culture announcing the amendment of regulations for the protection of deer moose, caribou, sheep and mountain goats in Alaska.
 The communication reads as foi. lows,
 By virture of the authority confer red upon the Secretary of Agriculture by Section 2 of the act of May II, 1908 (35 Stat. 102), entitled "An Act to amend an act entitled An act for the protection of game in Alaska, and for other purposes approved June ', 1902" regulations 2 and 3 of the Regulations for the protection of deer moose, caribou, sheep and noun tain goats in Alaska" made and pub lished July fl, 1914, are hereby amend ed, effective on and after August l., 1915, so as to read as follows:
 Regulation 2 Limits.-The mum. Der of deer killed by any one person during the open season in Southeast ern Alaska is hereby limited to three Regulation 8. Sale-The sale of deer carcasses in Southern Alaska is here by suspended until August 1, 1916.
 In testimony whereof, I have here unto set my hand and official seal this 30 tn day of June, 1915.
 D. F. HOUSTON,
 Cpnrata,.1y pP
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09

/ Conrad j.. LulnEer e. Albert Myers
partners v5 Eugene "a. Eohe and Alb
bic l. HoEe Aasumpsff
Conrad j. LEuinzeT d Albert Myers
partners. IS. Edith ST. Hayes AS
agmpslt
Moline Pressed Steel company an
Illinois corporation Us. Henry t.
ELahm. doing business under the firm
name and style of john kIehm & Som
assampsl.
G. II. Hobbs q sons vs.. John KleBm
a Sons assumpsit
Ina Hudson US. Squire Dean As
sumpsit
Moline Veterinary InHrmsrv VS. I'll.
j. Schmidt Appeal by Plaintiff
Hope Thompson VS.. Alice e. Blake
more and Herbert L. Blakemore Ar-
peal by Plaintiff.
Maurice BoCkaert VS.. Agnes Mills
Assumpsit.
EmeIie Van Damme VS. Edmund
Gryps. EeplsvIu.
Henry kohankie & Sons VS.. John
Klehm & Sons. Assumpsit.
Dimock- Gould & Co. an Illinois cor
poration. IS. John kIehm & Sons. As
Western Casket Co, a corporation. {
VS.. Thomas j schafer and Alphonse /
partners. Assumpsit.
williams White & Co, a corpora !
ion. VS.. McCraney Sand and Gravel
company. a corporation. Assumpsit
The People Of the State of Illinois +
rs. Chicago Butchers Packing Market f
TO- Assumpsit.
Gust Falk VS. ". r. NcClsIn and No
inc Auto Service company. Writ Ger
50rarF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09

With the exception Of Dick Whiting
tons gst and Fuss in Boots. perhaps
Steve is the most famous cat fu the
world This may seem like a broad
statement. but il celebrities are to be
Judged by the number of cartoons
made of them. Steve can rank with
Theodore Roosevelt. Bryan Taft Dir
Wilson. Born in 1911, he has appeared
daily in his masters cartoons. The
late Joseph Chamberlain. it is said. was
cartOoned varjousIy as rat. @ duck or
Jack Cade. Steve has never been
cartooned as a raE-ahbougb doubt
less, that would be much % ms liking.
But he is quite as proteau as the Brit
ish statesman. He appears iu new
form every day You see him peePiug
from behind doors. or over the artists
bristol board You see him dressed up
like g cavalier He has q wardrobe
that would uutelass that Of Beau
Brummel or grand opera star. He
has been a soldier and a sailor Ere
quenllv all you see Of him is his aE-
psnsive grin. reminding YOU of the
Cheshire cat In alice in Wonderland
Everybody likes Steve. Newspaper
poets have written verses about him.
just as other bards have turned a
rhyme in praise of a fair Iadys eye
brow. But much uotoriety has my mo
means turned his head. He is the same
democratic. common OF garden felis as
he was when the Office boys of The
Fort Wayne JournaI-Gazette adopted
him when mere kitten This car
ton cat although an Indiana product,
has achieved = national reputation.
His master is Edgar F. Schuder. The
Argus new cartoonist. succeeding
SatterdeId and his little bear MIR.
Schiller Will tell you that steve's color
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09
LARSON ARRANGES
TRIAL CALENDAR
touaty Judge Doekets Total of 80
Eases fer Hearing at Present
Term Of Court.
JCRT VII REP0RT on 0CT. =.
Hopes te Dispose Of All old suits in
Order 10 Prevent Congestion
Is in Past.

Judge y. A. Larson has set d trial
calendar for the October term OF couu-
IS court There are as cases docketed
and the rrst jury viii report Oct ..
For several wears the county court
docket has been overloaded. ae has
useu EHe case ju circuit court since
Judge Larsons elevation to the bench
he has succeeded in having many of the
. old cases dropped and by the time This
term Of court is over, will practically
have the docket cleaned up.
Trial Calendar.
Cases set for trial we're as follows.
Monday, Oct, p.
Garfield Coal company US. !. LcveB-
stein. j. Levensteiu partners. as H.
L.eTeustein and Go. Asaumpsit
Toss + Bachus as. Mary N. Long As
sgupsfE
s. y. BlIburg SIS, August Schmid d
john +. HsU1erg. Assumpsit.
Rzd#feE Building company, cor
peFat5oa, KS The Lewis Roofing com
pans q corporation Assumpsit
The Patterson O'Brieu company VS.
. r. NJ. Fesree Assumpsit.
The Motor Car Supply company
corporation cs. W g.. Toteu and The
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09
LOCAL TALENT is
SHOWNONSCREEN
Tangled Romance Being PLAYED at
Colonial Theatre, Displays En-
Cepti0nalIy Fine Work.

The home talent movie scenario. "a
Tangled Romance was shown last
night at the Colonial theatre for the
first time before packed houses. The
film is exceptionally hne Tor amateur
production. The audience roarad from
time 10 time as familiar faces were
seen on the curtain and all who saw
the play seemed pleased. The Misses
Dorothy Simpson and AIine Jane Mar
tin, who take the principal parts, that
of the dancing teachers. played their
roles i'm manner that would do JUS
uce TO professionals. Each gave real
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09
THREE ASPIRANTS
FOR PRESIDENCY
ACCEPT The BID
gesatnfs Sherman and tummius and
Berrs p. Esiabrook VIII Attend
Conference.
N NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS


Senator L. =. sherman Of ghis state,
r.o has an engagement Of long stand
ing b. speak at Monmouth. ill.,. on Oct
ais enreaTor57e la arrange TO trans
ts-.tro some other date in order that
5smss attend the midwest conference
Ri preparedness ln the trtciuea at that
.ne
President Dawson 81 the conference
~ 5 night received a teIe-
gram from ao senator dated Salt
lake r.-. asking that a representative
rfthe committee be sent 10 Monmouth
.r7t-v 10 arrange this matter, MIR. Daw-
sr7 Immediately sent Assistant Secre-
ts-r Marsh to Monmouth to ascertain
the situation there and 10 arrange for
me transportation of Senator Sherman
90 the .r-ntias hs automobile. if nee
esss-v 30 -at him here in time for the
banquet on Thursday evening.
Or r.. d. TAYLOR Of Moline. an init
mate personal friend of Senator shar-
man. received z telegram from him to-
tzv indicating that an arrangement
would H made ana that he would be
here either on the 18th OF 18th.
Presidential candidates Coming.
Ic has been long time since three
pres dental candidates gathered in
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at" nearby l1 taFor IF prepared
aas- says Representative Julius
hah7 of california In 2 letter received
E rye committee -@1as WISH 4
is,s -5, 900 -aao1. y r,..-...-t
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YEARS The a5onrfon of . ss.sre-ra-4~|
scheme If more a5aonzta national d.
fence have raa1'-ed tbsf +, I'd 70
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09

The trl-elttez lis the logical and pro
per place TO hold such a conference.
iof there Is located the great Rock Is
laha arsenal which I have personally
inspected on several occasions aAd
FMch know to be the one arsenal
Saieh should be and must be greatly
enlarged ITS security from attack by
foreign foe ITS large acreage, its
enormous shop buildings, its splendid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09
PATRONS DANCING
ACADEMY
tddie Phillips, successor Pythlan Gas.
tie. North Putnam Bldg. I0i l-3
West End St. nalennnrt.

Glasses Wednesday and Friday 3
o'clock All modern dances correctly
laugh -one-step. twinkle waltz. heai-
tst0H fox trot high jiuks. gavotta,
gaater and fascination, also glide
waltz and two-step. Social dancing
after classes. Private LESSONS and
classes by appointment Telephone.
Davenport 4195.-iAdv.I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-09
FRIDAY. Oct. %.

Albert D Martin rs. Robins Express
company. Assumpsit.
Jonas Bear IS. William z Bailey
Appeal
Hattie Nelson rs. City Of Rock Is
land Assumpsit-
William Tcmlinson Us. T. NJ Ross
appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
MENINGITIS EPIDEMIC
CAUSES TWENTY DEATHS
Disease in It's Most Malignant Form
Said to BE Raging at
BlaCkwood.
ALL THE VICTIMS ARE ADULTS
Physicians Have Been Unable 10
Check Spread OF Disease, and
State Board Of Health Has Been
Notified-Proving Quickly Fatal.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
NORTON. VA, January 27.-Follow-
ing an epidemic OF cercbrospinal menin-
gifts. which has broken out in Black
wood. a mining town four miles from
here, twenty deaths have occurred, and
several cases are under treatment.
The disease. which appears TO be
the physicians. who have been work
ing on the cases, and no treatment adj
minisicred seems TO check the progress
o; the epidemic. Reports coming here
say that the mining camp Of the Black :
wood Mining Company, at Blackwood.
has suffered most from the disease. and
that pardec and Roaring Fork have
been visited.
The epidemic has been reported to
the State BOARD of Health. None of
the Nortons leading physicians. 1t is
said. has been called in on the cases.
one oc the prominent medical men
here has announced that there Is a
serum, recently discovered, which can
be used to ward off meningitis, hut
so far this ser2m has not been used
in the cases az glackwood and neigh
borhood
Cercbrospinal meningitis, or spotted
fever. as II Is known to the medical
profession. il Is said, is found usually
in children. However, all OF the
deaths at Blackwood have been OF
adults. Two young men working on
a coal nipple became I'll early one morn
ing and died of the disease that night.
The epidemic has caused considerable
alarm in this community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
PULASKI HAS NO TROUBLE
IN SELLING ITS BONDS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PULASKI, VA, January 27.-Bonds
worth S13S.600 have been sold in Pulas-
XII within the last twenty-four hours.
ON Tuesday night the Pulas ski district
school board sold to We'll. Roth & Co.
$4,000 worth of bonds for school i'm
provements. which include q handsome
new school building for the city. The
purchasers paid premium of 81 ,000
for the bonds. They are to bear inter-
est at SIG per cent. and run thirty
years. or, in the option of the board,
they can he retired periodically. Tho
bonds will bear date of January l. This
afternoon, the City Council sold to the
Provident Savings Bank and Trust
Company, of Cincinnati. $4,000 worth
OF per cent bonds for street improve
ment. at par. less $4,000 for printing of
the bonds and incidental expenses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
ROBERr g. HASS,
Hecently Elected Clerk of the Courts
OF Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA. January 81
The sum OF 1928. the property OF Chas.
w Davis. Jr., was Inystcriously stolen
from his home on South Adams street
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Davis Is
an cnploye OF The city water works
department. and kept his money In a
TIN box concealed and locked in
bureau drawer When nc left home
about 1890 o'clock the box and con-
tents were safe When he returned
they were gone. the drawer had been
broken open and the upper :!oor had
been we'll ransackcd. Twice before
recently Mr.. Davis had lost money un-
der Ike circumstances. about $40 being
taken each time. bu; he made no report
o. the cases. This time. however. tho
loss was 50 large that the robbery way
reported 10 the police, who have II
under Investigation. with the probable
lily o. results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE;
RESULT OF BAD HEALTH
Daniel Moses, Widely Known business
Man of LynchburS. Shoots Him
self With Revolver

LTNCIIBURG, VA, January 81.
Daniel Moses, president OF -. Moses &.
Co, ana one OF Lynchburg's most sub
stnntial business men. took his life in
his apartment at the CORTLAND apart
ment house on Court Street this morn
ing. IIe shot himself through the right
temple with n small revolver Death
cnsucd In less than m hour
Temporary alteration Of the mind.
due to nervous breakdown, Is tho
cause ascribcd by friends for Mr..
Moses's act. For six months his health
had been bad. and recently he had been
advised by his physician that hc must
rest from his business cares. and n long
stay at private sanatorium had been
suggested.
Mr.. Moses was n native of Baltimore.
Nd, but when hut nero boy he camo
70 Lynchburg to live. He entered tho
public school here and at the age Of
eighteen years he Joined his uncle. the
late Sigmund Levi, i'm the formation Of
the business which has been operatcd
mere continuously for thirty-onc Years
under the firm name of -. Moses & Co.
several years ago when the business
was Incorporated. he became Its presi
dent. which position he filed ut tho
time Of his death. lie was member
OF the Lynchburg Lodge OF Elks.
Mr.. Moses married Miss Norma A.
Bonitz. Of this city, twelve years ago,
and no Is survived by his widow and
two small children. Daniel. Jr.. and
Rettie. In addition to his Immediate
family here he is survived by his mar
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. r.. Moses. former
IL Of this city, hut now OF Baltimore.
and these brothers and sisters: Dr.
Jacob Moses. OF Crestlinc. O.: Mrs. J.
r. Gutman. and Miss Bessie Moses. Of
Baltimore, and Milton Moses, of this
oity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
CONTRACT HAS nEEN LET
FOR AUTOMATIC SIGNALS
Especial to The T,mcs.D,sp,,cb +,


DANNilt.E VA. January 2I-'Pho
contract has been lot by tho Southern
Railway and work has boon started
on tho installation OF electric auto
matte block signals in connection VIZ,
the double track now being built be
tween Pelham and Denim. X c.. thirty
six miles.
Forty-three signal towers viii he
erected. The signals will be opora,ci
by Alternating current supplied by sub
stations ut Danvllle and Grocusboro
and carried by n special transmission
line. All stations aud other railway
building will DO lighted By electricity
The signals VIII be of tho same tvne.
upper quadrant, three pcsitiou-nov
In use on tho double track portions OF
the Washington Atlanta line. In CON
noction with signals now In scrvfea
between Danville and Pelham ana be
tween Denim and Charlotte, the install
lation now undertaken will give q con
t!nuous stretch between Dauvilc ana
Charlotte, AIS miles. and total or
1864 10 miles so protected b. tho ga
miles between Washington and At
lanta.
The forcs doing the work will have
headquarters at Rcidsville. y. C.. where
storehouse for material has been
established.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
ASYLUM SUPERINTENDENT
HOLD THEIR FIRST MEETING
Organization Perfected With Election
or DIR. DE Jnrnette, President, and
DIR. Priddy, Secretary.
Especial to The Times-D,spatch.I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, January 81
The first conference of superintendent
OF the hospitals for the insane. and
their STATS. was held at the Eastern
State Hospital yesterday and to-day.
An organization was perfected by the
election of the following officers: DR. j.
d. De Jarnette. OF tho Western. presi
dent; DR.. 4. S. Priddy, OF the Epilep-
tic colony, secretary. The other SUI
perintendents present were DIR. ". +.
Drewry, of the Central, Petersburg; DR..
j. &. King, OF the Southwestern, Marion,
and DR.. q. w. Brown, Of the Eastern.
Members OF the several medical STATS
present We're DIR. James 3. Garlick. first
assistant. of the Central: Dr. q. q.
Hawkins, first assistant. OF the East
ern: DR.. :. y. Price. of the Eastern. and
Drs. Brent and Eckart OF the Central,
Petersburg.
On Tuesday morning, after the cleo
ton OF officers. various subjects relat-
ing to hospital management were dis
cussed and papers read on the scien-
titic treatmen: Of the insane a careful
inspection of the wards. farm and
branches of industry of the asylum
here were inspected. The afternoon SEES
sion was devoted to clinical eX-
animation of interesting cases In the
wards. A business session was held
this afternoon, and the conference ad-
tourned in time for the members to
catch the trains to their respective
homes.
The conference appointed commit
tee, composed OF prs. Drewry and King,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
GAMERS CLOSE
THEIR ANNUAL. CONVENTION
Especial to The T,mes-Dtspatch.I

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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January
27-Thc second days session of tho
convention OF tho Virginia State Can
ncrs' Association opened ut the court
house here at 10 o'clock to-day. Prcsi-
dent +. ID. Bolton presided Among
the addresses delivered were the fol-
lowing: w. c. Smiley. secretary of tho
association, subject. some Reasons
Why Every Gamer in Virginia Should
Re Member of the state Associatlon":
DR. +. +, Fitzgerald, research labora-
tory Of the National Gamers Assncia-
tion at Washington. subject. "'Thc
Value of Scientific Research Of tho
Canning Industry: Professor T.. III.
Russell, president OF The Frcdericks-
burg State Normal School. subject,
Waste and Economy" These adj
dresses nil OF which were forccful and
instructive, were followed by round
table talks. in which many particle
pated. This was tho last formal meet
ing OF the association. An oyster roast
was rendered the members and guests,
including women, by the Hazel Hill
Canning Company at its plant on the
Rappahannock River here at o'clock
this afternoon. ut which State Senator
c. O'Conor Goolrick, OF this city, pre-
sided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28

ten on tho subject that our Mothers
Friend" is a great help to expectant
mothers. They write Of the wonderful
relief how II seemed to allow the
and what splendid influence it was on
the nervous system. such helps as
Mothers Friend" and the broader
knowledge of them should have a helpful
influence upon babies Of the future.
In little book for such women these
points arc more thoroughly brought out
and a copy Will no mailed to anyone who
will send us their name and address.
Mothers Friend" Is aold I'm all drug
stores and highly recommended for its
timely usefulness. It's safeness and the
real help 1t affords. Ask for It at tho
store and write us for the book. Brad
field Regulator Co., Sll Lamar Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga