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The Holly chieftain., 1915-03-26
A BEAUTIFUL FAREWELL

Spsakist st shs ssesae death q Robert
J. Durdssts. shs sress humorist. writer
ssys that with Bsrdsns The last Of our
6rsst hsnorists psssss. ssd nose come
forward to take thsir pisees. Formerly
there were several sotables. Who were
kaswn in most HOUSEHOLDS 10 the Hand
Josh BiIlisss. Bill Nye, Marx Twain, Bill
Arp and Bob Burdstts both loved
snd hosored bseauss Of their coairibution
to humsa Laughter, - we'll - their
wsithties writings. With Burdetts eli
have disappeared, snd few il say kaow Of
one who can take the piaee Of any Of them.
Rsch had style peculiar to himsslf. and
his wit wss easily clssssd by itself. But
that these men we're more than mere laugh
nskers, all who know them and their
work sre svase, sad the farewell Of Mr..
Burdstte, written shortly before his death,
will stand % one OF the really beastifui
thinss in Americas literature. Read it
carefully, as he pictures life o. mill and
himself ~ the miller:
THE shadows are dsepesinl around the
pond and the stream 10 sin9ink itself to
sleep. But there 10 yet q little Erist in
the hopper, and while the water serves l
will kssp on Grindint. And BY the time
the sun 10 down snd the dew in the race
10 not enough to turn the biz wheel, the
frist will run out and will have the old
mill swept and tidied for the night. And
then tor home and CHEEKY evening, .
quiet night, lighted with stars and pillow.
ed with sleep. And after that the dawn.
inf, and smother day; fairer than any
have ever seen ip this beautiful world of
roseate mornings and radiant sunsets. -
Word and Works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
NEW YORK GOVERNOR
 TO HAVE CHARGE

ALBANY.-Thc short ballot as means of eliminating party bosses win be the subject of many hearings and debates by the Constitutional Convention. Chairman Frederick C. Tanner of the Committee on Governor and State Officers iu statement to- night declared that ,he testimony at the Barnes-Roosevelt trial had shown the necessity for the short bal lot. which would give the Governor the appointment of practically all Che State officers except LieutenantGoN- ernor. thus =cenUalizing power in the Governor and not with those who now control patronage.
 X series of hearings on this Ques- tions will be given by Chairman Tam ner's committee. beginning next We'd nesday. and it is his intention Go call upon President Wilson. eN.President Taft and many other leaders % give their views
 He declared 1t is the hope of his committee to. evolve a system of re- sponsible government under which the Governor would be the leader. vested with authority commensurate with his responsibility.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
RAILROAD EMPLOYEs
 ARE AGAINST NAGEL

CHICAGO. May l4- Railroad em- ployecs have determined to press their light to secure che removal of former. Secretary Of Commerce Chas. E. Nagel as am arbitrator before their case. comes mp again year hence.
 The charges are.
 l. That he is an eNecutor ot the Adophus Busch estate which owns large quantities of railroad stocks and bonds and 90 director In bank with railroad connections
 That he was an attorney ior Che waters.Pierce On Company, a sUosi. diary ol the Standard Ou Company
 B. That his law firm has acted us counsel for the Manufacturers Rall- way Company Of St Louis
 <. That in St Louis Mir. Nagel Is regarded as a corporation man"
 3. That In the street ear strike oi 1900 In St. Louis Nir Nagel was sworn in as deputy sheriff and o5. ganiscd company or armed men. ot which he was captain. which served during che strike and that he had had many strikers arrested and "person'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
TITLE TO FAMOUS
 CLIFF MINE INVALID

VALDEZ. May 5.--A suit that in- wolves title to the famous cliff mine was filed in the District Court yes. terday. wherein Geo C. Treat, Ed mund Smith and Logan Archibald ask for Judgment against +. E. Ellis, giving them twenty per cent. of the mine. mining machinery and all the improvements now on the ground.
 The complaint alleges that the plain uffs advanced the sum of S5OO.0O to Ellis with which Go make a test ship meut to the Tacoma shelter of five tons of the ore taken from the claims. it being agreed that In consideration thereof. that the plaintiffs should have twenty per cent. Of the property
 As a result of this test shipment the complain; further alleges that B. F. Willard was induced to form a company which was known as the cliff Gold Mining company to work the property In the lease that was executed giving Willard the right Co work the ground it was stipulated that the defendants Treat. and Smith re- ceiye twenty per cent. of the royalty from the output of the mine.
 Smith afterwards transferred one ufth Of his interest to Logan Arehi- bald. and the complaint asks for Treat being declared one-tenth owner, and Smith and Archibald one-twentieth owner each
 The sui, is result of Che plain dfrs asking the Defendant Ellis to deed the interest claimed. and his re-. iusal to do so. There is much val uable machinery on the property and st is believed by experts that have examined the mine that there Is much ] high grade ore that can be taken from the lower levels. This will involve the expenditure Of considerable mon < ey which will not be invested until the title is determined.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
ReDFlELD oENoUNcEs
 CALAMITY HoWLERs

WASHINGTON. May 1c.-Secretary of Commerce William C. Redheld de- nounced calamity howlers in a speech
 "Those preachers of poverty for personal purposes" Inc said, will in due time go to their own places un- wept. unhouored and unsung, followed by the deserved curses of the de- ceived, falling into the limbo of the calamity howler where long ago the muckraker preceded them. These are they who in secret places speak evil of those who have wrought the coua- try through the most terrible com mercial shock in its history and land- ed her safe and strong upon the peaceful shores of prosperity and in' fuence
 Country Has Confidence in Democracy
 Three times. the Secretary said, the country had evlnced it's faith in the Democratic party by returning Q Dem ocratic House of Representatives. The foes of Democracy, he said could find small comfort in the reduced majority of the Democrats in che next Con gress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

ally saw them through ihe police court
 6. That in st. Louis Mir. Nagel is looked upon us nonsympatheuc wlth labor unions and that he has opposed reforms. having denounced the iritia- tive. referendum and recall as nos trums."
 That the Asiatie Exclusion League charged Mir Nagel Cwhen See retary of Commerce in President Tan's Cabinet with dere,ictions' waste of public money and violation Of his oath Of office
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
VERY SHORT ROUTE
 10 ANcAoRAeE CITY

VALDEZ. May S.-The shortest route to Anchorage. the new town on Cook Inlet, is via Portage bay on the launch Brighton. across the eightmilc portage from Prince William Sound to Cook Inlet waters three miles to the Kern Creek roadhouso where boats are in operation from that point to the new town at Anchorage.
 Roadhouses have been built ai both sides of the portage. which is an easy grade over the government road built
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
FIND NEw pAY ON TRAl CREEK

RUBY, March 24. - Carl Lane and Jim Butler, on Trail creek, distance below Capewell & Bricei have just un- covered good pay. Its extent is un- known, but telephone advices this morning say 1t looks like 1t might rank along with the best things in the dlestrict.
 The pay is on ground worked two years ago by John MutchIer and is further down the creek than anything Of much importance heretofore found. -CRuby Record.citizen)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
srlcKlNE FlsHlNe
GOOD THIS YEAR

wRANGELL. May 6.-The summer run of salmon over on the StilSine flats is now on in full force. there being over fifty fishing boats after the elu- sive salmon there during fishing hours.
 Manager Jack Biorge of the Colum- bia and Northern Coald Storage has between 35 and 40 boats for that con- cern alone on the run The fish that are being caught are some of the fin est in years. all being of a good size and extra good quality and the fish ermcn are making fairly good money. -tWrangell Sentinel.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
0Wnor each
INFORMATION WANTED.

Undersigned wants information con, corning Joseph Robinson Stuart. of clarksville. Tenn. Supposed to have gone to Alaska in 1905 or 1906. He was then 20 years of age. Give ad- dress if living and information so that proof of death can be secured if dead WILLIAM BAUM. Attorneyat-Law. Shelbyville. Ill 5-6-u
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

last summer. The trip can be made in less time than via Seward and h. Co the Inlet on the large steamers be- sides saving in the cost of the jour ney.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
STEAMER INSPECTORS
 TO LEAVE FOB WEST

Capt. George II. Whitney, inspector of hulls: Peret Peltret. inspector of boilers. and George w. Folta, clerk. will leave for the Westward tomorrow to inspect the water craft that make their headquarters in that section of Alaska. They will make stops at Cor dova. Valdez, Seward, Cooks Inlet points and at points on the Alaska peninsula.
 They will return to Juneau in the early summer
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

Special to the Empire-Femmer & Ritter have another cargo of tho fa' nous Nanaimo coal. 4l5-tr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

Blunder and the world laughs at you; lose and you weep alone.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

The staff of life" by any other name would smell as wheat
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

TRY THEM
 Goldstein's Emporium has the agency for those famous Ogle eggs. Every one dated and guaranteed.- f3.1Q..fA
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

Read tho oguneau Dry cIub'a9 bul. Ietln in thIs Issue. C9'Y's')
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

The Empire guarantees It} adyer tisers tho largest circulation. of any daily paper published in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

Jonah had the honor of being the first man to take ride in submar- inc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

FRESH ALASKA EGGs-s5c doz. at Goldstein's 5-lS-St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14
Does It Strike You This
 Way?
-','- lchicnrn LIernldA

Happiness can be spelled with four letters-L-O-v-E.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

The "good fellow" to himself all most invariably is the bad fellow" to his family.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

"Ail of tho news on the time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

If Omar Khayyam were alive today he'd be running a big-town cafe with plenty of high.ife cabaret
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-14

Read the "Juneau Dry Clubs" bull etIn in thIs issue. (S-7-tf)
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
Your Money
4 Talking Machines Song of Opulence
BY JOHN N. oSklSoN

10 about s. So p,r share ON the 81
9lQQJa capital slaeh
aut READERS 80 GEE advertisement
N,r, reminded taa, tais estimate
ives gaJuu, Jvdy 600 conservative
since .ot1ys now features IA The
phouos aph field viii be developed
attain a short uwv. aud these Nili
ad. eu. ru-u.-y t5 ,he earning pos"
~ ut t6ls corp ration
can yuu ugudyr shat eager buy
e,s aaek,I into the curb market 10
20 ae tajs ,.oek that is going O.
Tay $50 share tpar So groat
v,,p year, noH Only seem suHpfi-.
u that ths market price did nos .0.
mvd.ate.y gasa W 10 So or so d
aaaee.
lr reading literature % thls h..i
and SON 0.u receive good dead
in ,he ae>t please keep lo
mind ONE alEo true ta,t Far la-
vrstmsut ~ ,e.ai manufactures
eurp-pr ses ,aat PROMISE re'uia- ot
as u,lch AS so per vent oap.taI il.
40 rdsacc can ae found without ge
Sorting 20 advertising
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
DIPS MAKE TRIP
OF KOCHER AND
WIFE EXPENSIVE

Aid Charles A hoeari rs oaaI.r
Ing how they DO a. The alderman.
accompan. by DIS aIle tnok Trip
to BuTafo recently Just before t.s.
were ready o. leave the tsa "a.
Buffalo. he mslaid his wallet, CON.
taxing $50 and two re'Ha .pt
tickets. In the dining room Die
failed % recover &C. Ni haerr
then decided 70 take charge ef .a4.
remained Of The family fund Se
purchased tickets fJr tla return trip
and carefully deposited So iu Ier
handbag when 'he boat arrived
A. fhe Detroit dock. fha aIt-Irr 20
and h.s alie we're again o. lunch u
the dining room In their ta~r
20 leave Ne boat 'tos rushed from
Tho dlf.np room 90 tho dars
"Oh I've iett uy 'ardnae ta ta
dining room" c1 laimrd G.s K1e.
or The aldermen hurried as.s
and the handbag was gone
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

A DvN company 10 make phono
s-aIhs and records has lately pub
h>.,d a long advertisement desis
"a 20 stimulate the sale OF It's stock
eu tae New York curb market
Within few days the stoca rose
rom ABOUT $40 share 10 sl4 tits
par value IL s. 3 share and this
forecast. used il The advertisement.
ass the lever
CoGserVatlvely estimated earn.
mss per annum on 10000 cheap
mochines, a prodt Of 81 each, on To-,
#-o expensive machines. a prodt ot
i'o each. and on nine million ten
.e1- records, profit Of three cents
saen-to,sl profit ot $4,000 on a
Capitalization OF $1,000. 900. The
60 vpaay would deduct from this
1l-nidcent total o, profits s275.9op
. YEAR for administration, selling
ma other miscellaneous expenses
am. for advertising 5000 600.
- the net earnings conserve.
lively estimated would be cut 20
only stg5.ooo a year, or. as the ad-
rorussmeut said. an amount equal
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

Che body OF man fatally ipiur
ed Nly lt wb,u hc Vt, rim down
.y t0o AUTOMOBILES 40 Jefferson
.rl hNtloHta,.. Wa. Identified Ia
t.t county mprSuv. "Wednesday
s.uug, us la.,pu rruo2sky. a
BARRIER 33 year. old. who aaI made
l, home with family named BOW
.rs &c IA. - Lous e. Tho 'denuh-
.t'uu Mas made 1y his sistcg Irs
yHl ssnov ky. 81 No $50 West
EIs.f,ruthst, Chicago who came 20
Detroit u response to q Telegram
nDm 80 Narv's hospital to the e.
.yet uat hsI brother Mas seriously
u there The telegram WAS dated
MAY st sbe says A. that time,
I.sov,R, h.I Jcyn dead NOR, than
I1o weeks
.r,ruo .ar Vas struck ar-' Nv an
aHromoHue dtvu Ny Thomas
Inn-. ~ No t,l Tolcdo.avs., AMI
Knocked ,c oo, slide. directly iH the
psth al an electric which ram over
n'm aad 's't Wu unconsrio us ur
lied 90 his rwues U 81 Mary 5
hospital that ri~ht
Ns, Souav k, VIII have the body
Stopped to Chicago for hag'a.. The
mother az %. deceased also resides
at tae Nest TISh'nrnta 81 address.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

Grains and Provisions

DETROIT. ne .-rfesa TIE
wheat market Shows '.trla oowsr 20
advance ard general conductors favor
thr bears Ths OPENING "a Wedr~s-
day Wss NJ lass as ard .a5@-
part uf ~ was recovered.
The var PAS fer IRE time Do least
lost its power over wheat ~ 80
turing tns market drops back 70
other influences ard -1tef amor
these ie the crop outlook ~nort ne
furftxre-s come En- 8Ga4n a. rtircr7 -
ere un "a large ~-nl" tn~re - n' l".i't
hgt dealers War|8 g2rt took .H& ~ fhe
growing crop amt proceed fo plt
price. la. IS 1F here fr-r we've a month
60. rut utt fore IN lowing sla <
nad nothing - -p@ 'ai interest u ne
foreign situation rae n rr E@f "a 1n'rt
sold r~ .r ersr.rr TIE crop looks
splendid ir RIf directions There IS
PLENTY ~ moisture. the UHE* HnG Ni
are ro' doln= much harm. ard 'Er
rfi~k click - the reaper viii soon Pc
heard IN th. Southwest M hts
makes Tor lower prirsa Dealers ne
ilrved tne war situation would nR .
prevented the sl9wp. huJ f"re Rner-
are anxious 20 secure supplies 80
lower prices ard sppear quite wtilire
90 hold ~ as long t+ conditions are
coming their war.
liverpool quoted lower prices be-
cause ~ me 4 american weakness Tn
Gfa is Offering wheat freely. but
there ia some tendency 20 hold IN Ar
geurira GarE0es are lower ana mill
ing demand in England ts not press
ing Crop conditions IN Fracs show
some irlp-0vensut Af'er small
showing - earlT strength the wheat
market resumed rs slump and closed
WITH cash a. ard the futures ? = n
31.f lower than Tue-Iays lose.
srI the other deals were unchanged
and duh
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
WHEAT IN
DECLINE
Prices Fall Off Action
of Market Is Tn
certain

CHICAGO. June Free an fair.
ly general commission selling fol-
lowed an early heavy decline in
wheat prices today which 0as a
result Of Yesterdays weakness and
weak cables After the early dip
ard rush 20 sell there was turn
about and prices recovered some.
What
Corn prices held ia.-ly steady
rrires were unchanged 10 ag l.'c
a, the opening Later when w1eA.
showed less weakness cora prices
advanced slightly
cats prices followed Vheat rather
Than corn. prices being lover on
scattered selling az The optnlns. and
later showing slight recuperAt
The heavier run Of hogs caused
lower prices generally II provisions
io1ay.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
Trading More Active
Today Than on
Tuesday
PRICES REFLECT
CHEERFUL MOOD
3 ernstOr f's Visit
Has No Great
Influence
O~wyrsrAt. 1913. ny the View York
Evening Post CenSsa-.

NEW YORK. June 2.-Continued
eQcs nimity in the face OF whatever
diplomatic crisis may exist was
again displayed On the stock e1-
Il ange today. Prices, having opened
fractionally higher. moved UP l 20
4 l-2 points In the standard invest
.nent shares. with larger gains IN
some OF the speculative industTials-
This advance seemed TO represent
mostly the re-purchases OF bear
opei ators" who had guessed wrong
~ a. TO the probable effect OF the
German answer on the market.
While this process was going for
ward. there was considerably more
activity IN trading imam yesterday
II decreased In the later hours. As
q whole the day on the stock ex-
change reflected mood OF un.
Dc ubted cheerfulness, but no inclina-
ton. on the financial community's
2ait. to embark In fresh specula-
ton.
Specific news OF the day Eeemed
Il have no great influence. Even
TIE personal visit OF Count Bern
storn TO the president attracted less
attention than did the announce
in..nf Of II yesterday.
A good impression was undoubt.
ed, created by the avoiding Of
recs ivership for Missouri Pacific as
result OF non-assent 20 extension
o. its maturing notes
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
MAID WHO SUES
FX-NISTRESS is
AWARDED $3.50

Another 10 stauce OF Inconsistency
OF Iuries
Miss Della Carroll serving
mad. vho says 7hc has worked for
many "brs' families" brought suit
arain.t her former employer Mrs.
Blanche owens. for $1,000 damages.
qHcr.nv tibet Nro owens had slam.
Tered her, by telling a woman who
eds about 20 employ her thai she
.e1a not competent because Of her
fkng for liquor
Tile case was tried IN circuit
court almost two wears ago, and the
mr, returned q verdict Of no cause
FOR action Miss CAROLS attorneys
,upealed 10 tho supreme court. and
were granted a new trlal.
The eccond trial he~an. last week.
before judge Van Zlle The jury
drought IN verdict Tuesday after
noon awarding Miss Carroll $3.50
damages.
pe,-ol. Time, job Printing prpt.---
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

CHICAGO June Hogs Fe-s.5ts.
- rIf. market. slow 20 .rs .Gstor
mixed and bit hers t1ssn- good
heavy. tgu IS rough Nnnev d n
go light 3 t1N -.-2+ Pigs t5-sd
800 Cattle Receipts. $4,000 marGst
f-l rpWs and te.f4rs. D 2aIs co
Tevans. - o. r. 81. al or. ! as-s.
sheep Eeceipts 80 90 market.
steady native ts.Gu5g5 vestrrn,
g. Fd1 lambs 8 5iuih Is.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
so.-"> rcrrep M,RKrr-CIo.e,

AFih NpHli e Aimeek 800. Afa
-auian 49, Alaska Gold ASA Anal.
yamated 81. Butte y superior ~
~Al a Aria. sfA shoe Machine C2t,
saiaveras ? chino Aa, Gopher
Range Slh Davis nalv ia Fast
Butte ~ b Green Cauanea 81
1rarhy sos Hancock 2oL Inspira
Ton 2ss Isle Royale ga ST MARY
IN, Zinc soAa Majestic 60. North
suite ~ North LAKE. - Nevada
Ray Cons 2aA Superior q Boston.
~ Superior gTL Tamarnrk az.
renr Copper saN United Fruit i3A
-yh Cons, Il: Il : Min A. REF CO.
MX do pfd bh Utah Copper, 6e's
W0lyNrlne 81, Verde Liz
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
1LEAELAXn LIVE s1no1

Ct.EN BLAND. June HOGS re-
med urs and pigs S. rrunta.
g. FH 4faRs - Tj Cattle p .-eIrfs.
ars steady sheep and lambs:
Eefs.p.a 3 rarF s'rady. clipped. a.
higher top. fg'2f
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
Convinced

Defeated Candidate You encour.
aged ne 10 run FOR Office You
know you did You said you
though. wouldn't make bad al.
dorman
Trusty Henchman-Well tho re-
turns seem 70 show that vas
right.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

The percentage 81 urban popula-
ton in ENGLAND and Wale has in.
creased and that az rural dVellers
decreased every time that q census
has been taken in t1e last hair cen.
tury.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
TOLEDO LrNF srnck-

~sLFup June Z-Hgas Pe-afpfs
1uaH market l0u1j. lower aeav-
Ir- . e5w mediums q "a So.
workers. i--50- o. good ss s.
"a su calves Narksr sfeadv sheen
gnd laa1s Market steady
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

Or Busi"r-Eov .s yogr Practice
Dr Graz lc First rate D.
c,u'du'f be trftsr h.d more fHan
100 patient 10 Z year wl didn't
lose a single cent --pHak
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
Evidently an AID.

I Williamson--What books have
'te1Ded Hooker most
" Uonderson-The ones he borrow
vi nom me. ! suppose, he never
0rrued them.--Judse
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

II is estimated that the govern.
ments Grand can on game refuge
In Arizona noV contains about TO-
coo deer.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

Nppirs
sets ~ -
eol BOX AK -. ,. ...s
ssasuss tto't SftPiip- "NN~
p.nNn -s,s. 90
- reen' AT lVe A--'"
10 ,.--.-
tShh"se -- Ns" U.s.
crate r
'rlrrS
,auiiH"~sr Ast-A,
t@es'e ~ -
aa-r'
-.., $50.
m's' - q
.-
f~L - .--...4 saxas,
SA'iiernis f'"''s
pressed ca,re. Fancy saei'es
., s- ....r.-.
-" - $500
=
sst r.r...-
i-F t...,..
r..hf- .-a-a asga-s. s..t g.
tyT hHN wax beans. 5. 30 lEf
r.ss44 =. ..r
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

The following firms are privileged
10 execute orders on the eIchar re,
Carlyle 4 Povah. w A. Haullir a
Co n W. Noble a Co. ". r. Moss
& Co, lack NJ Thomson, Lewis ..
.iorton. ~. r. Reilly q Co. Geo VI
West - Co. Emme, l.. sp-sgue Chas.
T. Aerriu Co, A W Wallace q
Co. william IL Rose A Co Wm. A.
Nser & co, ". b. AcLs shlin, b. X
Felton
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
EI,. Excursion.

Visitor Where are You going TO
sprud The SUNNI 'r. Lola
Little Lola With our country
con .ius Mann says they are not
stylish enough 20 visit u.s. 30 We
are going 10 visit them Kansas
CITY Star
Printing. me pi"fn men, .sird--fhnt
O. rfRhf--Ttunr foh nryf-Natn fSsN.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

petr.r rim-. sob Printing Dcpt--
Nsfa fSrg
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

sat Lake City stands third in the
United States Ia amount per capita
Cypendod ON It's public schools.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject 10 com.
r. ss.2n charges
Active stocks
The Detroit times., 1915-06-03

Detrol. Times Job Pr'nting prpt-.
MAIN fS20
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-03-25
SPORT.

The vanguard OF the 1915 Grizzlies
got into Denver. all smiles. to be back
and eager to start off the training
season with n rush.
Fred Eames, Denver, defeated Lloyd
"evne, Salt Lake City, so to 43. at Chi.
"ago in the worlds three.cushion bill.
lizard championship tournament.
Paul Wilson, a member OF the Hotel
Planters team OF Chicago. tied the in.
diyidual high score Of GIL set up by
julie Lellnger OF Chicago In the Amer.
lean Bowling Congress at Peoria. III.
The Nevada state racing commits.
sion announced that the first race
meet under the pari.mutuei system.
LOCALIZED by the Legislature. will be
held at Reno following the Denver
meeting ending July 3.
Champions in the various boxing
divisions OF the Rocky Mountain
branch of the a. a. L. will get down
to hard work preparing for the
Triangular tournament at the Denver
Athletic Club April G and I.
Sprlnging an elyonth.hour coup, the
Nevada Legislature passed n gambling
bill just before adjournment. permit.
ting the playing OF poker. stud poker.
solo. whist. five hundred and n mum.
Der OF other games. except those op.
Grated under n percentage.
The fear OF defeat is upon Jack John.
son. The big negro. who for years
has lived the life OF an idler and
spcndcr. for the first time has a
bunch" that he may lose his title OF
heavyweight champion. With that
loss. Johnson knows that his easy life
would disappear.