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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
WOMAN WAS BAIT
TO GET BURGLAR
Burns Detective Finally Gets
Man Wanted for Robbery
of Skiatook Bank.

William Sterling was an expert
yegg. according To the detectives who
have spent hundreds of dollars and
weeks of hard work In trying To trace
tho ilrt he played in the Skiatook
hank robbery In which the safe blow
crs secured some ) 500. lie was a
good hand at mixing the soup and In
seeing tnat 1t cracked the jacket
every time.
Sterling made business. the de-
tcctives claim. Of taking his spending
money from the safe deposit vaults Of
banks during the still dark hours Of
tho morning.
But there Is another accomplish
N ent attributed to Sterling that even
hc himself does not minimize In re-
lating. He Is u confessed devil
with the women" and to his can be
placed the responsibility for his cap
ture and confinement in the city Jail.
awaiting the arrival OF the Skiatook
hank officials for the purpose of Iden-
tfication
Following tho bank robbery Ster-
ling l. alleged to have come to Tulsa
and gone into hiding by hiding. the
detectives who have been wording on
the ease do not mean that he stayed In
one place all of the time. lie made
short trips under the cover OF night
10 adjoining towns but always re-
tuning to tulsa where lived the wo-
man Of his heart,
The woman, known TO the detect
ives, was followed ana at last the trad
led to- the arr st OF Sterling. rhe pro-
posal OF seeing a picture show lured
the hunted man from his room, and
waiting detectives did the rest. Ho
was arrested and placed In Jail here.
Dan Herring OF the Burns agency.
who located Sterling. declared last
night that at the hour he was trying
TO Iet a confession from Sterling last
night. his operators were shndowins
the men thot to have been implicated
with him IN the robbery OF the bank.
other arrests are expected today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
WORK ON BAPTIST
CHURCH IS STARTED
Second Church Starts Con.
struction of Building at
First and Nogales.

Work on the new Second BAPTIST
church building, to be erected at the
intersection of First and Nogales. was
commenced yesterday morning with
tho laying of the foundation. Forty
men were at work and more may be
added soon.
People who live in owen addition
will soon see an edifiCe to worship
in which will be a credit to the city
Members of the church met in con-
ference Wednesday night with their
new pastor, the Rev. W. +. Scott. re-
Gently entrusted with the ministerial
duties of the church. and ordained as
deacons Charles Fox and Truemen
Miller. Those officiating at the meet
ing were the Rev. c. NJ Brewer for
mer pastor of the church: the Rev.
W. T. Scott, present pastor; the Rev.
". T. Jones, the Reverend owens of
West Tulsa, and the Reverend Siler
of Tulsa. These were assisted by
Deacons Morrison. Dilbeck, Mason
and White.
large attendance was present at
the meeting and had dinner at 6
o'clock in the afternoon, given by the
Ladies' Aid society and the former
pastor. the Rev. c. NJ Brewer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
ARMY OFFICIALS
TO SEE SITE HERE
Proposed Encampmcnt for
Militia to BE Shown to Sol
dier Heads Today.
MURCHIS0N AND carp COME
Chamber of Commerce De-
clines to Make Known Lo-
cation Of Ground Offered.

For the purpose OF making per
sonal survey Of the several suggested
sites Tulsa has TO offer the state for
a national guard cncampmcnt rcscr-
yation. officers ana directors Of the
Chamber OF Commerce viii accompany
capt. II. l.. Mdrchison L. :. A.. and
Adult. Cen \ carp, q. y. c.. over
the city today upon the officers 1rriv-
al from Oklahoma city, whore an IN
SpcCtion has been made Of the pro-
posed site, near that place.
I'VE have one site TO offer" Sec
rciary Douglas declared last night
(which am Of the opinion viii suit
the requirements and needs of the de
partmcnt I'm every manner II is n sit
which Ia well drained, large item IN
the selection of mobilization camp,
and Will afford splendid facilities for
ranges, which are one of the main
features of an cuCampment'
Offered By Cnambcr.
Secretary Douglas would not state
how the site had been secured, or from
what source II came. but declared n At
the Chamber of Commerce would be
in position to place the site AT The
disposal OF the department If selected
bv the officers who viii arrive this
morning.
The advantages to any city as the
mobilization point OF the national
guard. are worthy Of consideration, the
secretary declares. 1t means that an
nuallv several thousand men will be
concentrated at that point, and dur
Ing the encampment will spend thou
sands of dollars with local merchants.
which would be diverted to some other
market in the event that Tulsa was
not selected as the encampment site.
In Favor OF Tulsa.
1--WE have one great element in our
favor" the secretary continued. and
that is the facilities for bringing troop
trains to this city from thruout the
| state. This is a large item in the con
s.deration Of site and perhaps next
to the extent and sanitation of a plot,
its proximity to good market ana
good railroads are uppermost in the
minds of the officers who are select.
| ed 10 pick site for the state mobliza-
| ton camp"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

stray Carrier Bird Likes Its Adopted
Home.

CHICAGO, Jan. II. - Emerson
Hough, who has written beautiful sto-
ries Of his bird and animal friends, has
an unlimited guest at his apartments
in the Lessing Annex. II is a carrier
pigeon. which has taken up its place
Of rest and refuge on the fire escape
outside Mr.. Hough's window. II re-
fuses 10 leace.
a silver band ON its leg bears the
mark "E-5S6 Al" Mr. IIough has
been feeding the bird and 1t seems sat
isfiod to remain near one who has in
Weighed his life lurG against wanton
slaughter of birds Of all kinds
"Do YOU suppose this Is a peace
dove from the kaiser, or something Of
that surt?" unused Mr.. Hough last
night. Il live In the apartments for
mcrly occupied bv Baron Schillipg.
formerly Russian consul in this city
! believe"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
BREAK TEETH EATING CANDY
Christmas Swcllcd Volume OF Busi-
ness, Dentist Tells.

WICHITA. Jan. 11.-Score another
for IL. c. of L.. and credit to the
Christmas account, via the dentist
route. AT the chamber of commerce
yesterday prominent member OF the
profession related story almost un-
truth.
at may seem strange, but the
Christmas candy sold in Topeka this
year has caused more people to pay
out good money for dentist bills than
in any three former years" said tho
dentist. "lt was mostly hard and
brittle, tho just proper kind to work
havoc among the older people, and
not a few young ones were victims
Nuts also must be blamed, but 40 per
cent of the trouble was caused by
hard candy. Probably 100 per cent
ne ere teeth were put out Of commits
sion this year than in former years"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
WILL DIVIDE ~" BIBLE
CLASSES IN 3 DIVISIONS
Addresses viii Bc Made Tonight on
Speakers on Three Different
subjects.

Arrangements have been made that
the new Bible students Of the Young
Mems Christian association be divided
into three classes, and that these
classes receive instructions every Fri
day night from to 7:i5 at the Y. NJ.
c. a. building.
u. *. Hill. ]. J. Williams and l.. c.
Murray, secretary of the religious
works department OF the Y. NJ. c. A..
will instruct the students tonight on
introduction to Bible Study" The
Meaning OF Prayer" and Poverty and
Wealth"
The students were divided into three
classes In order that the members
might he brought closer together at
the hour OF instruction. All the classes
are on the same standing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
Me GEN. wv. MkcKitlMCN
koHfs. 6Eg. SIR JOIN 0xsssI

making talks before the various clubs
in behalf OF the project TO preserve
the natural beauty OF this land. AS
her work is mostly with the business
men she finds that her only oppor-
tunity to address them is at their
luncheons and arrangements are being
completed to have her appear before
several OF the local clubs. She will
appear before the Ruskin club where
she will address the women on her
favorite subject. THE City Beauti-
full" IL is certain that she will ad-
dress the City club soon on the topic
of preserving the Ozarks and she Will
probably allude to the park proposed
for Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
GOMPERS COULDN'T HOLD EN-
And So Federation of Labor Voted
Against All NilitaFism.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. ll.--By an
overwhelming vote the convention OF
the American Federation OF Labor
here reversed it's action az san Fran
cisco last year ana put organized
labor on record against "militarism"
generally and particularly against
military training In the public
schools. Samuel Gompers and others
tried to prevent such action but
failed
In the course OF debate on the
question Secretary of War Baker was
denounced for changing front" on
military training. Delegate after
delegate demanded the floor TO de-
nounce one or another or all aspects
OF military preparedness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
Prisoner Acquitted of Murder Re
mains To Win AT Checkers

CAMDEN. n. j.. Jan. ll.--Acqult-
ted of the charge OF murder on De
cember Is. Thomas Green has re
fused 10 leave the county jail until
he succeeds in beating his cellmate
a game OF checkers. Both checker
players are well on I'm years.
County Prosecutor Kraft let the
checker contest run undisturbcd un-
til today with the hope that Green
might win "A game. but the cellmate,
who is accused of stealing chickens,
was still an undefeatcd champion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
BIG FILM CONTRACT MADE
American Signs Central American
Thcatcrs for 100000 Feet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.-With
contracts calling for 2,a00, 900 feet of
moving pictures annually for Central
American countries, Clifford Hen
riques. representative OF a local film
company, returned here today on the
steamer San Juan. The contract is
the largest ever signed in Central
America, according to Mr.. Henriques.
Mr.. Henriques said that motion pic
lures were being warmly received all
thru Central America and that films
shown there now are mostly OF an
cient European origin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
BANK CLEARlNGS SHOW
GAIN OF 1869 PER CENT


Tulsa bank clearings for this week,
amounting to $j,565,749. show an in
crease of 1869 per cent over the same
week of the year previous the clear
ing house report showed. The bant
clearings for the same week during
1916 amounted TO s2,690,006.
For the week preceding the banks
Of Tulsa cleared IS, $500. showing
an Increase of ! 529 per cent over the
corresponding week In 1916.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
discriminating.

Willic-"I guess nay dad must have
been pretty bad boy"
Tommc-"What makes you think
that"
Wllie-"Bccausc he knows exactly
what questions to ask me when he
wants to know what | have been do
ing Puck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
FINDS A PARALYSIS SERUM


CHICAGO. Jan. IA serum for tho
treatment of infuntlle paralysis has
been developed hy Dr John ". Nuzul
resident pathologist of the Cook coun-
ty hospital. he announced today.
Il was stated two children with tho
disease IN malignant form--Cases of
n character heretofore regarded hope
lC3s showed marked Improvement
within IL hours after being treated
with the serum, and are recovering
rapidlA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
MRS. W'lllAM conNwatlls-wrsT

Mrs CORVALLIS West, mother Of
the son who married the younger Mrs.
CORVALLIS West, who was Miss Je-
rome of New York. has been severely
censured by British court of inquiry
for medding with army affairs. In
her efforts first to help and then to
punish Lieut.. Patrick barrett General
Mackinnon. now retired, became in
The official report said the aged
woman had taken "more than ordi-
nary interest in Lieutenant Barrett, to
which he had failed to respond"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12
YEAR ROUND ELECTRIC FAN
Uses Device In Furnace In Winter,
Hangs Ice on II in Summer.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 1l.-When
the gas is too low to heat up the
house and the furnace is Sinking its
duty, II might be "A good thing to
try plan which Charles l.. Mitchell
declares has produced heat for him
when all other methods have failed.
He takes his electric fan and puts It
in the cold air flue of his furnace,
turns on the current, and bingo the
heat begins to come up thru the
registers as tho impelled by a super
natural force. The draft induced by
the fan fills every nook and Granny
OF the house, according to Mitchell
In summer he hangs a piece of ice
In front of the fan and keeps his
office cool on the hottest days, at u
trivial expense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

independents
who win have the balance Of power there when the president calls the new
them but the whole policy OF the house relation
to the \
Thomas
OF W.
is Of
nd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

seldom Seen.
The stle seems to have gone out OF
style.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED-Neut colorod girl, good cook.
small family. Phone 6i78R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-12

Her appeal to the business men Of
the country Is that they should realize
the artistic value of the local beauty
Npots' and she is touring the country
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
TIDE TABLEs FdR ARRIr. lpp piled for Valdez Bay.

Monday, April D. 1a First high tide s:ol .. n. ts. ~;. Second high tide 10:04 p: m.. 6.7. First low tide s:0s a. m., gs.s. :, Second low tide 3:44 ?. m t:
 Tuesday. April s- : First high tide .s:5s. a. m, 7.2. Second high tide .loss2 nc a... 7.s. First low tide s:ss a. m., 2.5. Second low tide 4:ae p. m., 1.s.
 .Wadneea4y, Aprii ,4- l First hightide lo:ss a. m.. 7.6. Second high tide 10:5s D. h.. 7.s. First low tide 4:sS a. m., IT., seospd low tide < 4s p. m.. 1.a. j z Thursday. Aprils-- Y. 'fffst nfsh-<sds l1:1s a. m. IT, Second high tide 11:24 p. ra., s.Ss First low tide 5:10 a. m.S 10. Second low nde 5:1s p. m.. 1.l.
 Friday, April c. r. First high tide 11:61 g. 'm.. 7a. Second high tide il :4a p.cas S.s;. First low tide s:42 a. m.rsgs. Second la& tide 5:42 ?: m.. 1.s.
 Saturday. April ,7,S S,'
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
a:. s -, .Etks-:VOft. ID < 7 SUPPORT: WfSOk:
 .-., = < --i- l. .RIGHToR WIRES qD PRESIDENT ,' s@ <. .
 :. Y M z.
 '.. E.. .A& Says Ina. Fifteen Hundred. L"aes WHh Half Million Merai,eEt. Hts .. ae. syt >-.dop,ed Resolatis saWYthtg 70 President and PreparctnesN. t ...>.

; NEW ORLEANS. April s.-Eds
 ward Rshtor. exalted Rufer of the
 Benevolent and. Fraternatsiorder: af 'Eks, has wfrss to 'Presidens Wilson that ffteens hund dred lodgea of tAe oxder, Ew with a membership akgresMs fig half.a mipfoR, have passea reso- AHtions supportihEstse- President and preparedaess. He Assures the Presi, 'aasnt. that 'the inefhbers of t8re" or ader viii be readwat any time to respon$ to l,ihe call to arms::t xs..
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
WILL TRY TO. GRfsMst a :.
 \, s.. NEW HAND<O OS ,h \

, cH1aAGo,, April a::A- Michael Sal toni win. have sa ne* hand if an Hx perinie It nov rbeing, conducted 6tssss Ynccsssfs,: 5 satog,'a risht hana:ss,:s.a Aripped' of its flesh in h roller Rhf. 4n fnsision was made ;on his theS. eipd the skeleton band iaeer,ed.s wien in few weeks it wilsbe rasasats.t, looking like mitten ahd after tli" fingers are ,rjm4ped .ogs.it is expect ed d rhat the hand will heal anti 5e ;',' good as ever. "r
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

First high tide 12:27 p. m., 7.9.
 First low tide 6:14 d. m.. -O.3. Second low tide 6:0s p. m.. 1.3. Sunday, April g.
 First high tide 0:16 a. m.. S.2.
 Second high tide 1904 p. m., 7.8.
 First low tide 6:46 a. m.. -o.8. Second low tide 6:38 p. m, IS. Monday. April g. First High Tide 0:43 a. m.. S.4. Second high tide 1:3S p. m.. 7.5.
 First low tide 7:21 a. m., -1.0.
 Second low tide 7:0s p. m., 1.S. Tuesday. April 10- " First high tide 1:15 a. En-, s.s. ' Second high tide 2:1s p. m. n. First low tide 7:58 a. m.. -i.0. Second low tide TAP D., m.. 2.1~s Wednesday. April H. First high tide 1:50 a. m., s.4. ! Second high tide 3:04 p. m.. 6.S: First low tide S:41 a. m.. -0.S. Second low tide S:S9 p. m.. 2.5. Thursday. April 12-
 First high tide a:so a. m., s.2. Second high tide 3:5S p. m., S.1. First low tidS s,30 8. m.. --0.4. Second low tide s.:04 p. m.. 80. Friday. April 13-- First high tide 3.:18 a. m., ST. Second high tide 1hnaaS p. n, S.s.
 First low tide 10: :2T a. ).e. sktond low tide 16:o4 p.T% s.4. Saturday. April 14--
 First high tide 4:22 a, m.. S.2.
 Second high tide srTp. m., 60. First low tide 1l:sS. m., o.4. a Second los. Hide lfHS. p. m. F'6. Sunday. April 15-- First high tide SAP a. m. 7.7.
 Second high tide TIA D. m.: 6,5. First low tide 12:44 p. m, O,e.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
PART OF DECISION IS
 OPPOsED BY GOMPERs

.wksHINGToN, D. C., April D. Prestdent Gompsrss. and Secretary Morrison of the Americans Federation of LAbor, presented to Attorney Gen eral. Gregory yesterday A protest against the declaration of the supreme court Iii rne - ttaassaa lay decision. that the right of railroad employees to strikeis limited by the public interest. The labor leaders declared the tcourtshad gone out of its way to in iect tEis reactfonars assertion into its opinion. f
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
sT0NE,R RtPAR|tG . :. 19' FIGHT WAR
HITTER sTRreGLE$ls BREWING
senatoi- Hitchcock, Administration
 Spokesman, Says Subject of Dstls, ration of.war wil Be Hoos. De- " x F" .,. bated4 in Both Houses.

WAsEINGToN,,. D. C., ApsH 2.--y Senator Stone of Missouri, chairman .of the seAete committee on Foreign Relationss A busilyiegagea n'pregk
 iations. to tight to a Mish any .propo- sition by Congrsss to declare war Senator HitchcQck,:Qf the Committee wfpohas, succeeded lone ssfhe Ads nTnistratfon spokesman. predieNthat there .wll be Atter fight in both. ] l1busss. ,A ;. =
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
THE DAMY PROSPECTOR THE WEEKLY MINER /. THE YOUTHS COMPANION MccALLS MAGAZINE F>> -ALE FOR.
 "" "e ~A<s !, :$13-OO CASH IN; ADVANCE

commander That is one NthousApd more than the plant can readily aG but under ,.seders from the navy dep4etment thseeeommoda- tiqns have been pressed the limit.
 Commander Moffet saidGs intended to ask permission to increase the ca 'paclty of the statiass. 80 : that 5000 men may be placed in. training < as once. "h
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
,Stel,pshiB Saitiags

North wssisrbE, sailed, south from E valdeffsrcf a5. ' : Alas. salisa 5roa Seattle, for Val , dez March 2ft y, ..iS Admiral. Passed Juneau for :. Valdez; March so.:, -. >@ Admiral Watson 9-sailed west from
 Ysidez, March Hs;> AIpeda AAailed VI est From va!d"z,
 fox Aiithorage, March 2s. Admirsl Farragtf Sailed south iron Valdez. March 20. 7. v.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
20, ,o6o MEN SUARD ! :EEE q. :. :, >,.. THE MEkacAl RAILWAYS

MEXICO cwY, xpr4 4a.-Ths war department has .comp ted arfsnxe- ments for the raising an, n,arAHy6f sesees msnAo ptdtecet tthe principal railway lineS from. raid by bandits ban it was announced today hr
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
POST oFFleN, sArE Tsa'' ;:ae ] :*:: .RltoWN le } y V RoI'hkRs

:, pENbLEreM ore.;;3 April i'a.
 Ra1rgla's kiew ,Ms posRfice safe. at Hermiston. ore:ast 4ght. ana ss- qepsd,, with4;sSa. ls ,eah and :sleo theft twas .msdssms nbrning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Hessy snow onsound

:. Captain Smith, of th launch Path
 nnaer. reports more J Ow on the
 Sound than he has, evel encountersd;
 During the pest week has sno~ed; almost continuously a b he states that he Is not 'stretchinf it any wben
 he says there Is A4ee4 feet oB BFthe ,evel at Portaes gs anf other points.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
bEArH rESSETr IsTt )
 XBtAISHEp~rrss ssI,

LONDON, Aprll ,. sAdvices ry- ceived from PetfSgrad State th4t the, Russian 1Fosassna4, goSernmehf has decided t6r> ,sboAsR the 1aeath pepatY a1ra-to substitutespenaiss ssservituae: for life. for capital, sIimes:; :a ,:.. :'
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
HoNahDsaE SCHEDULE:

Lvs. FoisLiseum *sLvsss:vaidez
 SeI5 a.h < s:45 am. 1;l5 .p.m. q. 4:OO' pm: :. ,,.s .,s.,,. TessDAys.
 : 8 a aAna.mH< a:45 am. i;B n5 |. goo. S.m.
 4:3e Tm.. F., 6spC' p:m. :1S p,m,, ', Nses.m. g7.0 Ph: .xy 10:30 pm.
 Here wifi be DO trip of the ,iaunc! onslhe secosd a4i fourth Fridays 0 esRh motef' ,the{e' days being $sed t' ct sa SsASrs. "1F :'3
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

f.p., j. :Lahin oftas$ $NortiF~estern Fishsr,es ,compaay ,nenager ea. tise ts cannery at Kenai, was f.through pas senser on the Evahs fofs fsthat place.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

scafrold Collapses; .ufls = PITTsBURG, Apfil s.-Ons. man was killed and two others were seri- ously injured when a scaffold oa q garage here collapsed late today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
A JingO.

r. S":Father" said the smal boy, what is a Nngo?" .,s-. !
 "A lingo, my son. is a'mans W ho shoots off his mouth. but never learns to fire gun. Washington Star
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
kAmerican ,&teameH Missing

AmeEacaN ,HteHmet MIssihH Z
 WlsHINaroN D. I, Aprip Ag*' Ag* rhs ..esAsr Maryland. t Milwaukee Philadelpsh tp Londsh. has. been posted by hoyas, as mi 1lsing. accord. ing tosc state debsitms advices to-, day f1om. Consul eens h Skinner a, at ss,sdaa.. No details vel given. F' |:
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
alameda- -IDds In oiEM Mopnipg.

Alameda Dde In af 'Mdsapg:. 3 2.
 s,yas,x.eamsihip Alamsaa is schedul- eatsSs4 4ite at Seward from Anchor se s 5'eiock tbis ternoon. and wiIsikabably: read hlr re between B and { eiosk tcmS rol morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

W.bs Frazer Isit On the Adriral Watson to- attend court at Cordova as a membsr of ths jury.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
25OO MEN TRAINING
 iIN,CAMP AT CHICAGO
1. .ss.. =

; CHICAGO, April 2GThe Great Lakes naval training station at Lake Bluff today has 25o0 men in training
 according to Capt w A. Moffet. the
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

Charles ,spoagberg left for cordova on The Admiral watson whsre he .wss sumYohsd as. a, igror in the Dis
 A...A ,0SA2k 5'" ef'~&' '%E F'"t .r"
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
Notice to the Ppba6

, Notice to the PRbaie.
 All persons having articles stored in. the, warehouse on tie City Dock afe requested to remove tho same on e,s ore,April 4. 1s17. : < " JAMEs PATTERsoN. Tt %r. .tr*
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

C. P, Swanson. supsrintsndent Of the Libby. McNeil & Libby 9annery at Kspai. was a through passenger on the, Admiral Evans.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

Jast received, new line or Toilet watSss and Perfumes. | Owl Drug Co
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

LoyHsyss Box Candies at. Hunt's Candy Kfjk kAsa. | If
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

-;a, Fl. D. souse. Isaac Hapburser and T. P; Ge1eghty left on the Admir- al Watson td5bin the eshrt party st Cordova. !.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

Fine assSrnsat .Kssaig.;s Easter Hox Candies. :, Keystone. Prod1ce Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

F Louis Little, of&Ellamar, drawn as assaras forfae cOrdOva term 6f court
 fetTds.ths Admiral Watson for that
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02
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All .of, shs lStsst Books, Magazise and .NeSk Papers received on eaci boat, Wlidez Hug Coz f
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

-, T new line ,af nestera priced, right
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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-04-02

Attornsx + yaaKay. of Sewa4d. was a pasasassef Sn. s Admiral, Watson for qbE5pva t6 stteisa the term of court .'.' =: r.. ts