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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

This matter came on to be heard upon the petition of certain residents and qualified voters of the Town Of Juneau. aud Of certain residents and property owners in certain territory contiguous to said town, and praying for an order fixing time for the hear- ing of said petition, and upon such hearing to order Che holding oi on election 10 determine whether the boundaries of said town shall be alter ed aud enlarged to include said con tiguous territory which is shown on the plat annexed to said petition and Is bounded and described as follows:
 Flrst That piece of ground known as the Nelson Park Avenue Addition to the town ois Juneau, bounded as iol lows
 Commencing ata point on the boun- diary line Of the City Of Juneau whence Corner No. 38 Of the toWnHite of Ju neau, identical with Corner NO. 6 on said plat bears N. 40' 59' w 54s.8O feet distant Corner No 3 on said plat Thence D. 8s0,22 feet Co Corner No. { on asid plat Thence S. 505.56 feet to Corner No, on said plat on Che pres ont boundary lino of the said town Of Juneau. Thence N. 4oo 59' W. on the present boundary line oi said town, to the place of beginning.
 Second; Beginning ct point on the present boundary line of the town of Juneau, Identical with Corner No. 32 of the toWnsite survey and Cor ner Mo- on said plat Thence Y. 6Ss 39 w. 16527S feet 10 Corner No, on said plat, identical with the most northerly corner of the Irwin Addi- tion to the said Town Of Juneau Thence N. 6Ss t2' W. l336.54 feet 70 Corner No 9 on said plat identical with the N D. corner or the Sheldon HIS. tract Survey No 3l5. Thence S. on the East line of said survey No. 875, l52S56 feet to Corner No 70 on said plat Thence 6 56' lS w a22.65 feet to U S. Location Monument No. 8 on the boundary line ot tbe lncor- poratlon limits ol the Town ol Ju- neau. Thence in ? goreral easteriy and northeasteriy cour8c on Che said line ol the Incorporation limitE Of tho Town Of JuHeau with ita 5inuosities, ! to the place of aenninE.
 Third Beginning at U. S. 4oea-
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WILSON SHOWS SPEED

Washington correspondents agree that the defiant aeSsons day speech of President Wilson has stunned e opposition o the Administration. The ntimaon that he will be candidate for reelection and his challenge to hia opponents 70 oo sa has caused widespread dismay The Eastern papers gen ery admit ha despite the efforts of opponents to inject sa
 matters into range of public vision Wilson's speech nas mace clear that the issues of the campaign will be the Frs dent and his administration, and that the President M" not per for consideration and decision during the course ot hs ad
 on and that that means that the President has chosen the strteeic ground upon which to fight the battle of l9I6
 vgor the support the administration shp-parchase bill is receiving has, it is said added to the consera1on caused ton of the compaces and strength of the Democratic organ zaon and unany of his support of the President Ine hope that the party would quarrel and break into factions on account patronage differences has been dspa5o ana e party is showing form in the face of the opposition similar to that exhibited by the SxSeeond Congress which contributed so largely to the 1912 victory and that of the early days o the Wilson administration.
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NorlcE oF FoREEITURE.
Sitka Mining District Territory of Aloska,
 Ianuary 2l. lal5.

To John Tupela
 You are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred dollars In labor and improvements on each ol the following named lode mining claims tOwit, "Over the Hiil, "Pa- cific. Golden West" and Rising Sun,a all of said claims being stunt ed at Chichagoff on Ghichagot lsl- aud. Sitla Mining District Div. No. I. Territory oi Alaelso, and each boine first of record in che records oI the Sitza Recording District Territory or Alaska, as follows "Over tho HiilH as No 1279, page 555. Book of Min- ing locations; Pacific as No. l36b, page S2, Book ol Mining Locadonsi Golden West" as No. i5l8, page 1l5, Book Of Mining Locations. and 'Ris- ing Sun" as No. j5I9 page lfl Book 8, oi Mining Locations, of said rec ords. This expenditure was made In order to hold said promises and claims under the provisions of Section 2S2l, Revised Statutes oi che United States, and lhe Mining Laws Of the Territory Of Alaska, being che amounts required to hold che same for the year ending December 31. 19l4. And il within nine ty days after this notice Of pualice- tion, you fan or refuse Go contribute your portion of such expenditures as a co-owner your interest in the said claims will become the property of Che subscriber
 CHICHAG0FF MINING CO, Inc. First publication. Jan %. 1915.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
NO. 121eA
,n tha District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division No. 1i
 Ak juneau.
ANNA PATTERSON, Plaintii. ys. CHARLES ELwooD PATTERSON,
nalandanI- GraalIne.

Defendant, 0reelinS
 Iu the name of the United States ol America. by virtue oi an order is- sued out of the District Court for the Territory Of Alaska, dated 26tn Jan nary. 1915. you arc hereby command ed to be and appear in the aoovc-en- titled court, holden at Juneau. ln said division of said Territory and answer the complaint dled against you in tbe above entitled action within thirty days from the last d2y or publication oi this 8ummons. ana it you fall so 70 nppe1r and answer, for want there Of the plaintiff viiI take judgment against you for the dissolution of the bonds of mntrimony between plain
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

An occasional break in the cable between Alaska and Seat b ct least serves make realize the real service the UnJed States did when provided us with the opportunity or % graphic communication and of the practical benefit Alaska IS securing from the United States army signal corps.
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snr. I08l.


 Long. 124 24 w.. towit;
 Sur i0s4.
 Beginning al Cor. No. ], identical with Cor. j. Sur No. 2S9, whence u. Is. L. M. No. 8 bears 5. 7l' 45 ". 721l chso thea,o $. l2' 2# D. 513 l.2 chs. to Cor. No. 2, identical with Cos. No. 2. Sur 2S9. thence D. I.4S chs. 10 Cor No 8. thence N. 8 O2' w. l40 chs. to Cor No q identical with Cor, No. 2 Sur. 162. thence N 58 0S F.. 8.39 chs to Cor NO. Q. identical wlln Cor No. 2 Sur l6l, thence N 6e 2g E 3.16 chs to Cor No G identical with Cor. No. 9, Sur 160, thence N. l.80 chs to Cor No-7 thence D. I5l chs. to Cor No. g, thence N. 49s lo E 1e chs. to Cor No. 9, ldenHcaI with Cor. No. 2, Sur. I59, thence N. 53a 02' E. 3.48 chs Go Cor. No. l0, ideL Icoi with Cor. Mo- 2, Sur. 15S, thonce s. 75 54 D. 3.i9 chso to Cor No. i1 identical with Cor. No 2, Sur. .5I thence N. 5l OF D. S.zl chs. co Cor No. i2 identical with Cor. No 2, Sur. 156, thence N 2.2I chs. to Cor No. i8. thence ". 2088 chs. Co Cor No 14, thenco S. 6.58 chs. to Cor. F0. l. the place of beginning, containing an area of 9.6i acrcg. Mag. Var. 32 50 Eg as additional to homestead ape Dlicauon ol said Rasey for the E5a N. ". h E s S. w. z Sec. I, T. lO5, ". R. 38 w. which he entered, No. 617f at Wortnington. Minn.
 Any and an persons claiming ad- verceiy any porion or che said lands ere required to file with Che Register and Receiver ol the U. s. Land Ot- dce at Juneau, Alalha their adyerse claim ,heacto, under oath. during the period ol publication or within thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provision 0l the statute.
 R. F LEWIS,
 H.aHf .ffFrtrF
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THE WHITE HOUSE BABY.

The first baby born in the White House in wentwo years inc first boy born there since Tylers time is deeply and egl1 rnately Interesting to many millions of people
 Excepting the four children of Major Doneson JacSSon
 mediate families of Presidents 0ne Esther Cleveland was the child of President James Madison Randoph Jeffersons orndson Mary Louise Adams Tyler grandchildren Let ta Tyler and Robert Jones' dead Julia Grant oausn of Gen Fred D. Grant now Princess Gantacuzene III s was the only Presidential grandcsid born m the EAecu'lFs ~ in more than seventy years un Master sae made ms a pearance.
 The children of the White House have been more nume ous body Robert Lincoln the dean of the corps eSecre5 of War eS-8Iiniser and of affairs
 As long as both Presidents babies of interest to normal humanity White House children will never cease to at ac attention and sympathy Fortunately Master Francis Sayre & is too young be spoiled by nowedge o the com motion he has caused
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
SOLDIERS A ADDITIONAL HOME STEAD REPLICATION
 No. 01651
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR; FfNrWEn CVhWrg TAMU 0FFfCN.

Juneau, Alaska. November 2S. 19lf.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned R E Lewl8, of 642a Webster Street Oakland, Cals by his agent q F. Kennedy, Of Juneau Alas Aa, has made application in this oi- flee as aaeignee of Elwln Rosey un- uer tbe provision oi Secs. 28V5 and 2807, to mako solWe's additional additional homestead entry ol the loi- lowing described tract of lend lying
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Tn THE NAME OF TEE UNITED STATES or AMERICA, You are here by commanded. by virtue Of an order directing the publication oi this aum-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

The almost daily advance freight rates from the United States to Europe and e consequent constant increasing cost side of the Atlantic are creating compelling desire in Great
 Britain to see those German ships that interned in Aae can ports in harness even the harness should be made m 0 S. A."
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JULIEN GILLET CABROL. Defendant To Julien Cllet Cabrol Defendant
 Greetiug
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Court hpldon W junear m iq Di- fisi9u and District aua answer laa complaint filed against yat iu tna aaoVe entitled act.on wilhin airty daya rom lhe d1ie ol lhe serficc 85 tbl8 slmmon1 and 9 copy ol ile aid ccmpleinf aglIna. yoe aaa yop lau o 70 appe2e and ap1Wef For want thereof t1e plaintiff VIII .oka Judgment nEalnat you for disaolu. iion ol the bonds og matrimoay apo win appiy to the Court For ,he reliat demanded in sid complaint Q copy ol which ia serel herewith
 Order for publication of 9mmcns dated January 2srd iel3i time of pub. lieatiou six weeks dme within which defendant is required Co gnswer che complaint, thirty days after eomple- tion oi publication, or by tha oth day
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ] have horounto set my hand and aihSea che seal ol the above Court this 23rd day oi Jamary 1915.
 J. w BELL, Clofk,
 By JOHN T. RHED. Deputy. s. H MILWEE
 H. L FAULKNER
 (SeaO Attorneys for Piaintiff Flr5 publication Jen. %, l9i5 Last publication March 2, 1915.
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NoTIeE EoREEITuRE.
Silka Mining District Territory of Alaska
 January 2l, I9l5.
T0 TeIand NJ. BrTdroman

January fii Aaio' TO Leland 4l. Bridgeman
 and Wm A Peers:
 You are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred dollars n labor end improvements upon the eBis 2" lode mining claim situated at Chichagolf on ChlcQ8ofl Island. sitka Mining District, Div No. I., Ter ritory of Alaske, and particularly de- scribed as land parallel and Joining on North side of Young claim No 9, and Young claim No. 8, ol tho Chich- ogoff Mining co9 as will appear O. record In the recorde or Che Sitsa Re- cording District Territory Of Alaska, as No. l56a page l5S, Mining Record Book 8. in order to hold said premise8 under the provisions of section 15z4, Revised Statutes of the United Statesl and the Mining Laws Of tho Gerritory of Alaska, being tho amount required Co hold the same for Che year ending December g, I91t And if within ninety days after this notice of publ- cation, you fail or refuse to contri- bulc your portions of such eXpenai- ture as co-oWnera. your interest in said claim will become the proporty of the subscribers
 CHICHAGOFF MINING co, Inc
 and JOHN H. PETERSON First publication, Jan. %. 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
By P g KENNEDY,
 ... f., I.l..s

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, jrnenu AinsAa, Nov 2S l9lf lt s hereby ordered thQt the fore going notice De published for the stat utory period of sixty days in the Al- oska Daily Empire, newspaper or general circulation published in the vicinity oi the iaud applied for.
 C. B. WALKER.
 Register. First publication Dec ]. 1914. East publication Feb 8, i9i5.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNITED STATES PATENT.
 Survey No. fQoA-scrlaI 0l73a.

UNITED STATES PATENT.
 Survey No. ioo4-serial 0i734.
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 Juneau, .laslga Dec. 8, 1914.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of tbe Act of Congress approved May DO, 1872. Joseph Weyer horst, whose post office address is Coughs, AI Isla has made application for @ patent of those certain lode mining claims situated on the easterly side oi DouglaH Island and about one mile northwest Of the town Of Dong las, Alaska. in the Juneau Land Dis trict Juneau Recording Precinct, Ter ritory oi Alaska and known and cail- ed tho Mars" "VCnus" 'Jupiter Sat umr Uranus" Mercury" and 'Kos- mos as included in SurYey No. lo0t and described ty tho official plat and by the field notes on file in the office of the register Of the Junoau Land Olotrict at Juneau Alaska co which reference is hereby made as follows;
 Beginning at Cor. No of the Mars lode claim. whence D. S. M. M. No Q bears s. 5Gs 41f 70" E 2S09.l3 feet; thence s. a59 00' w. 14l7-55 feet to Cor. No. 2; thence N 1l 20 w. 500
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ORDER
In the District cour, for Aiaaka, Dl-
 vision No. i, at Juneau

In the Matter of the Enlargement of the Boundaries Of the Town of Ju- neau.
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Beginning at Cor Nos1 of the Iupi- tor lode claim, whence .. s. M M. tlo 3 bears s. 76 88 5l' E. i495.V1 15of dlamnt thence s. 45 0O' w.. 598S5 feet to Cor. No. 2i thence N. 57 3l 8OR w. 1499t6 feet 70 Cor. No 8; thence N. 45 O0' D 69s.6b feet to Cor No. {; thence s 5l 3l 80 E l89.f5 feet Co Cor No. i tua Dlaco ol beginning.
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about one mile Northeast of the toen- site of Juneau and in Lat 5ss 1S' N. and i one. 124 24 w.. towit:
 ct- fncf
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in the District Court For the District Of Alaska, Division Number
 One, at Juneau.

cLEaIENIINE cABRoL. 9IaIaLLIl
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e. B WALKER
 Register. First publication, Dec. l l91A Lest nnlLLcnLlon. n.-
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ITS HEREBY ORDERED thar Che foregoing nouce be published for clue statutory period in the Alaska Daily Empire. daily newspopeE of general printed ot juneau, Alas
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Beginning ot Cor No. 1 or the Uranus Lode. whence U S M. M- No. bears N. 2Ss 57 5Sa D. 736.35 feet; thence $ 45' O0' w. 599.55 feet to Cor No. 9; thence W. 47' 06 30" W l49t46 feet Co Cor No 8 thence N 45 00 D. 509.85 feet to Cor. No. l hence s. 47' 06' 30" D l49l46 feet to Cor No ], tho place of beginning.
 Uranus lode containing in the as-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

Beginning at Cor No ] Of the Mer cury lode whence U. s. M M. No. 5 bears N. 86' 09 J2r Q. l328.29 feet thence s. 45e 00 Vi. 599.iO feet to Cor No. 2; thence N l7' 06' 30r Wi ll9i16 feet to Cor No 3 thence N. t6 00' D. 699.40 loe- to Cor No. 4; ghonco S 47' 06' S01 Q. lf9l46 feet to Cor No. ], the place Of heginniag
 Mercury lode containing ln the ag
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Beginning at Cor. No. l of the Kos mos lode, whence b. S. M. M. No Q bears N. 35 6 l9r D. l20469 feet ihence s. 51e 55' D 72847 feet Go Cor. No 2; thence s. 45' 0O w. 6Oa5s Feet to Cor No thence N 5l 55 W. 72S.47 feet to Cor No. thence ~. 70 00 D 60430 feet lo Cor No. J,
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That there are no adjoining unpat. entod mining claims to said survey No. 100l and Che only claims patent ed or unpntonted in conflict are those l..nr.llnu.l nDnu-
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-ITT|" IT"I-I" I7N1I"T T|||71H7
 Beginnius at Cor No. ] ot tho 5et- uin lode. whence U g. M. M. No b, pears N 88' 22 1i D. l8la.2f feet distant; thence 8 46' 0O' w 59saO feet 70 Cor No. 2 thence N pr 3l 50" w. ia98.46 feet to Cor Mo- g.; thenco N. l5 00' E 5gg.40 feet Co Cor No. 2 thence $. 57 8i' S01 E. l409.46 ieet to Cor. No. J. the place
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Celrk First publication, January 30 1915. Last publication March 6. 1915.
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JOSEPH WEYERHORST UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
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IHHF8H1I0 20-III 0oTl1.

sa-a Lu1-L9r Ioaa .saIaLnLn. . -ho
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[ the coart for ihe relief demanded in

IN N-TNEsS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of Che above court this 26th day oi (seaD January, A. D. 1915.
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aHetegnie lasN6 acres.

5aId Voa9a Iode containing | t6e
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First publication. Jan 2, 1915. Last publication Feb g. 1915.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17
HiphlY Pleased.

Our fellow countyman, Mr.. Sam Hisle,
from whose premises hog had strayed
and the loss of which animal he adver-
tised in these columns, came into our
office, his face beaming with smiles, and
said: ut pays 10 advertise. Your pa
had not been out more than few hours
on the rural routes until was called up
over the telephone and informed by a
gentleman that my hog was on his prem
ises. Last summer l lost a hog and
spent two months looking for it, but with
the aid of your paper and a small ex
pense found the lost animal in few
hours. 1t certainly pays to advertise. "
1--WE can find your lost property or sell
your things Tor you by cheap, small ad-
vertisements. Let US show you.)
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17

up to the corner. He f1attened his al
ready fat nose against the broad plate
glass window of the modest Hotel
Daniel.
The beautiful young girl concealed
all that she could of her timidity as
she walked through the door with what
she thought to be strictly business
like manner. Seven men who had
been morbidly eying their respective
cuspidors Immediately Strengthened up
and looked their handsomest. One of
them looked bold, and another, deco
rative Frenchman. looked debonair.
The beautiful girl strobe straight up to
the desk.
"A room with a bath, please she
requested.
The clerk, an indifferently aged man.
held the register moment while he
studied the new guest of the house.
ANY luggage, missP
The girl, disconnected, had recourse
to her only armor. Now she shyly cast
up at him her great. soft, expressive
eyes, and the clerk felt ashamed of
himself He swung the register around
to her.
my maid will be here presently with
my clothes" The voice was soft and
sweet.
Certainly, miss" And the clerk
whanged a bell which sounded like
fire gong 'FRONT.'
In response to that stentorian call
shock headed. loose Iimbed Irish boy
jumped forward and took the key to
A. The clerk, without moving his body
IL l. fov,
ward his eyes to watch the signature,
Mrs. J. G. Day.
A moment later the black Vandyked
man strolled in, looked at the register
and walked into the bar. Then along
came Marie with a bundle of clothes.
The young woman went straight to
the desk.
Mrs. Days maid?" the clerk OBJ
served, inspecting the clothing piece by
piece from under his eyelids and ring
Ing for front and looking at the young
woman and the register all at the same
time. The young woman, quite evil
IDENTIFY a maid, glanced swiftly at the
register.
Mrs. Day's?' she repeated. breath
ing heavily. "Y-yesr'
0He eApeCIIHS YOU Anu the
clerks eyelids fiickered- Room AZ
Marie. tell June l want herr cried
a voice.
Sir" she said. Il do not know you. s.
''Why-er"- Ned stammered; then
he grabbed the clothes from the maids
arms. Now you lead me to June?'
Sir how dare your Marie said and
turned appealingly to the clerk.
'These are my wife's clothesr' de-
clared the young man. 'She's here.
want herr
whats her manner" the clerk de
manded.
Mrs. Ned Warner"
Not here"
June Moorew
"Oh. come off, observed the clerk
''If let you go through the directory
you may hit it. Give this girl back heI
clothes, and good nightr'
This thing has gone far enough
MarieT' holly stated the young man.
At that moment his voice stopped
Out of the bar had strolled elegantly
the pride of Shanks MCGEE. the man
with the black Vandyke. and he was
neatly nibbling a piece of cheese. He
was across the lobby and going out OF
the door, paying but a scant tribute OF
curiosity to the knot in front of the
desk, before the young man with /the
clothes saw him. The young mar
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17

"A ED WARNER, standing diago-
NI nally across from the Hotel
III Nj Daniel, where he could watch
both the front and the side en-
frances, saw three short, thick men
come single file up the side street and
stop in front of the main entrance.
Shanks MCGEE had felt strangely list
less and forlorn these past few min
utes, for there was nothing inside or
out. Suddenly the three short. thick
detectives rounded the corner, and.
gee, they were sinking! The world
was once more a bright and happy
place for Shanks.
Say, kid husked the shortest and
the thickest-it was none other than
Bill Wolf-"have you lamped a lengthy
gink around here with whitfield black
chinchillas?"
That observant young person of the
world began at the beginning, but he
was so minute of detail that he had
not yet reached the middle when Bill
Wolf, looking through the plate glass
windows of the Hotel Daniel. said
"Shp' and drew his two assistant de
tectives out of the range of poor
Shanks McGee's quivering ears, and
the three astute hounds of the law put
their heads together in excited confer
ence Then Bill Wolf, in his best pose
of a man who was waiting for some
body and didn't expect him to come.
went into the hotel.
The Moore limousine drew up, and
Ned went over to join the quartet. He
led the way to the desk and confronted
the Unconditional eye of the clerk.
'This is the father and mother of the
young woman whose maid called here
with her clothing. We do not know
what name she used in registering. but
I know that my wife is in this house.
and if we don't get her III raise trou
blei'
"I'll produce the woman at once" the
clerk agreed. But if there's going to
be a rumpus it'll have to be on the
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17

scrambled on the step and hung his
thick aruQs in at the door.
"Hub-huh-huh-h Sneaky III
formed her. strangling for breath and
pulling his arms out of the car.
II say, what do you want?@ insisted
Honoria.
sneaky pointed backward with his
thumb.
''Your huh-huh- huh -husbandr' be
husked, sucking in all the air in the
car Daniel" And again he point
ed backward with his thumb.
Honoria Blye without a word grab
bed her cut glass flower vase and
cracked her expert detective on the
knuckles. with parting gasp ht
dropped OF backward.
Where vas June while SO many peo
pie were SO busy about her? In q
horse cab, with Marie and the clothes
far down near the East river, where
In full sight OF all the barges and al
the grimy shipping, they found slice
OF a house, so narrow that it should
have had weathervane to keep Il
headed into the wind. 1t was thres
stories high and bIackened with age
but there were geraniums and a cheer
full light in the downstairs front win
dows. This was where the elevator
boys mother lived. and it was as clear
inside as it was grimy out She had ,
door to let, furnished, two rooms and
a real bath, tin and considerably dent
ed, but kept fresh painted In spotlesl
white.
You say you want it quiet" sale
she, "and my son Sammy sent yol
here1 Well. my husband. before b
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-17
ACreat MESSAGE.

At the Christian church on Monday
night Prof. l. H. Booth, of the Eas-
tern Kentucky State Normal School. OF
Richmond. delivered powerful mes
sage to a large and appreciativea audience,
al West Liberty.
He said the purpose of an educa-
ton was not TO take a person away from
work, but to enable the possessor TO do
more and do it more effectively.
He spoke of the great work of the
Eastern Normal under the efficient man
agement of its president, DR.. J. G
Crabbe.-Licking Valley Courier.