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The Colfax chronicle., 1918-09-21
ACT MO az

ACT NO. Sc.
Senate Bill No. 4l-By Mr.. Robert
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to Article 14o
Of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, relative to the First City
Criminal Court Of the City Of New
Orleans and the Second City Grim
inal Court of the City Of New Or
leans.
Section I. Be IT resolved by the Gem
eral Assembly OF the State OF Louisi-
ana two-thirds of all the members
elected to each house concurring. That
Article 14o of the Constitution of the
State Of Louisiana be amended so as to
read as follows:
Article l4o. There shall be In the
City of New Orleans two inferior crim-
inal courts. to be known respectively
as the First City Criminal Court Of the
City of New Orleans and the Second
City Criminal Court of the City of New
Orleans. each of which shall be pre-
sided over by one Judge. and which
shall have Jurisdiction within the ter
ritory hereinafter prescribed. for the
trial without jury and the punishment
Of all offenses against the State, where
the penalty does not exceed six months
imprisonment in the Parish Jail or. q
fne of three hundred dollars. or both
in all other cases the judges of said
courts shall have Jurisdiction as COM
mitting magistrates. with authority to
commit, bail or discharge.
The territorial jurisdiction Of the
First City Criminal Court shall extend
over the First, Fourth. Sixth and Sew
enth Municipal Districts of New Or
leans, and the Second City Criminal
Court over the Second. Third and Fifth
Municipal Districts of said city. In
case Of vacancy in the office. recusa-
ton. disability or absence with or
without leave of either of said judges.
II shall be the duty of the other Judge
to issue warrants of arrest for the ap-
prehension Of parties accused within
the Jurisdiction of the Judge he re-
places, and to make any order of COM
mittment or admitting to bail that may
be necessary and proper. and might, in
due course have been made by the
fudge within whose jurisdiction the Of
fense was committed. And in case of
such vacancy, recusation. absence Or
disability of one of said judges. on mo-
ton of the prosecuting officer, or of
the accused OF his counsel. the other
may proceed to try and discharge or
convict and sentence parties accused of
offenses charged to have been commit
ted within the jurisdiction of the court
wherein the vacancy exists. or whereof
the Judge Is recused, absent, or dis
abied In like manner. acting also
within his discretion. upon formal ap-
plication made. he may. as committing
magistrate, examine and discharge,
bail or permit parties accused Of of
fensss charged to have been committed
within the territorial Jurisdiction of
the other City Criminal Court. In all
srch eases 4 shall be lawful for the
3udgs assuQinG 1aEisdiction under the
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO =
CoSSrirSTsON OF LUJiS IA. A.

A lopted at the Regular ana spr
Sessions of the Legislature %
l0IS-To b. Voted On NJ Tie
Congregational Election.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-09-21
ACT NO. 1al

ACT NO. 191
House Bill No. 365-By Mr.. Eastman.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Con-
stitution OF the State OF Louisiana.
limiting the rate OF State, parish
municipal. public board. and special
taxation.
Section 1. Be II resolved by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State OF Louisi-
ana, two-th4rds Of all the members
elected to each House concurring That
an amendment TO the Constitution of
the State of Louisiana be proposed and
submitted to the qualified electors Of
the State. for adoption or rejection, as
follows. to-wft:
1. The State tax on all property
whatever. except those taxes otherwise
provided for In this Constitution, in
cluding expense Of government. schools.
ievees. public roads. and public debt
and the interest thereon shall not On
ceed. in any one year. three mills on
the dollar Of its assessed valuation: !:
provided that. II the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution levying a spe-
oial annual State tax for the sup7ort OF
the public schools. of one and one
half mills. submitted by the General
Assembly for adoption or rejection At
he general ConGgessional election In
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NEW NnRK STATE.


ROTH, John T., sergt. North Tcnswanda ~:
sMTHANA, Theodore r., corp, Great NECK
BRoXUP, John. Bunalo dK).
CALHOUN Melford H.. water,liet f")'
COYNE, James T., Rensselaer, lKD.
FISHER, Lowell G.. Utica (wl,; ,w,
MCDONALD, Bernard A. Buffalo SW,'
MAS. Ludwig. Halcott Center M:
sCuT.r Earl ", East Rochester CWSy
wHITEMAN. George H., Manlius W''
NORTH CAROLINA.
HOLDER, Arthur, serst.. North wilkes
SHARPE, William b.. Aberdeen (w).
OHIO.
CHANDLER. Paul. Plain City (W).n>
GHANNELL Lovette L., Cincinnati Spp)'
FARNSWORTH. Hugh D., Warren (W).
sCHRocK,, Mareelus b. Euclid {W.
yoBLZoW. Elmer f., Cleveland SK).
wAaNEs EF9 Gay T. f. N Maven W.
WILSON, Arthur s., Cleveland (DW).
OKLAHOMA.
TURNER, Burnela L., Elmwood (DW).
OREGON.
MURPHY. Robert NJ. Moiser (wo.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MAcsPARRAN. william T.. ssrst. DER
Lemons, Charles v. Sugar Rim tK),
McWILLtAMs. Addison W., cannonsburs
sTick, nlnSe NJ. Dayton, Armstrong
sIPEsl Joshus E, -curwensvile (Kl.
STENCIL. Frank J., Bridesburg (K).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
BUzZELLH, George, Jr.. Bismarck (w).
CRAIG, Robert H, Terraville (W).
WYNN, James, Woonsocket (M).
TEXAS.
GUNTER. Ablsom p, De Kalb (W).
UTAH
KELLER, Frank L., corp, Mill Creek (W).
WASHINGTON.
GERKENSMEYER. William J., Spokane
Lewis, Bruce. Dryard tw).
SCOTT, John w, Seattle (W).
STEWART. Merwin, Sumner (w).
VASE, Frank r., Renton (M).
WEST VIRGINIA.
ATHA. Thomas r., corp, Fairmont tKl.
GRAY. Austin E. corp. Moundsville (K).
SlSSON, James, corp, Sssonvile (W).
STUMP. Scipio G.. corp. Camden on
0 Gauley (W).
PETIT, George, Waverly (W).
WISCONSIN.
CUNDY, Miles s, corp. Oshkosh (W).
SEDLAR, Michael NJ, corp, Kenosha (W).
HERMAN, Vincent j., Stevens Point (W)
PETERSON, Ludwig NJ, Berlin (k).
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BAssIo. Michele. Moreantown twsl:
BosTER, Major NJ, Huntington twUj.
CONWAY. Henry A.. Beekisy twu).
CUMMINGS, Lloyd, Clothler (wu).
DAVIS. Cecil r., oreenville (WU).
DiNKhER, August BecEiey twut.
DoLIN, George W, Foster tWUl. ,-,,,
6P32RR khPS Fred aoT Mann b tw Weaver "o
GAsKiNs. Vance E., Canton tws).
GLAsscocK. Sherman C., Fairmont
GROVES. oda L., Dusk twS.
HAMR1CK. Gale. Adamson Ky.
5 HTSHES w,I Glen T T. E EsiE ws sy
KERSEY, William, Nobe (wUl.
LAWSON LAANT6 '0 Alex. Ak klm mspn ttwwu}..
LEE. Robert Dane, Grandeeyllle lWSD,i,,
MARSHALL, Jim, Marytown (WS).
bHIkLIPsi Charles. Huntins ton, twU'
RICE. Philip II. Masontown twUj.
RINGER, George Hunt (WU). -
sCAGGs, Daniel B.. Avondale twsl.
TAYLqR; Ross; wlnnsld S wT}S: ,va
THoRNToN. Frank E., West Hamiin
TuRNER. Clarence L., Huntington twU,.
WEST, Edward. Noun dsville tws).
WYATT, Everett E, Sutton (wU).
WISCONSIN.
SMITH. Ralph L.. serst.. Elk Mound EK}.
REGERT. Sam John, corp, Phillips tDW).
BLOCK. Max r., milwaukee, tK).
BOWMAN. Edward W., Detroit Haroor
BRUNHART. Rudolph Otto. Milwaukee,
cANFIELD. Royal johnson. Thorp twu).
CoNRoY; William f.. La Crosse tWSl;
DoDDER, Alexander. Walworth SWU).
DoNMEYER, John c., Monroe lWU).
pTKE, Robert, Rice Lake Lake, 6WW Win
FLORIAN, Joe. Amigo (WU(.
HASLEY. Olaf j., Star Prairie (WU).
HoEhAND D Roy G w NOTh Fond du
IRVING, Richard Francis. watertown
KocH. George Henry, cudahy VIVID.
KRIEBS, Alfred r, La Crosse CWUl.
LADwIG, Raymond, Milwaukee (ws).
LUBINSKY. Milwaukee (WU).
LYONS. Gerald r.. Superior (WS). -
MANUEL. Timothy C.. Platteville LWs).
MORGAN. Charles H, Randolph twU).
POILACK Charlie, Amigo (WU), -
SCHMIDT. Stanley A. Waukesha tWs).
sIEBERT. Earl W. Seymour twsl.
sbocUM BYTi Alya. EAU Claire tWs VS.;
STRATHEARN, John G., Kaukauna (WU).
THoM, Harry F.. Milwaukee CWs).
wINKLEY. william H., Everett twsl:
ZAWERTANY. Jacob. Milwaukee (WU).
WYOMING.
Drummer. william c.. Jr., Laramie twU).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Denmark.
JoHANsEN. Viggo. Giostrop sjalian
PETERSON, Edward, starhedinger twS).
England.
MOELLER. Francis. Newport. Mon. tM).
KARPUzAs. Nicholas G., Kaiva (DA).
kRITSELlS, Nicolas George, Lavedia
(WS).
Ireland.
TEcToR. Ralph s, Dublin Road. Kilkenny
(DD).
CASTIGLIONE. Giuseppe corp. spiEEano
Grande. CosenZa tDW).
DESTEFANO. Cesare, Monte Ppl (wS).
PHILIPPE. Baptiste Carru (WS).
PIZELo.. Philip. Cassano Murge, Province
OF Bari tWS).
sCUDELLARI. Pletre Emo (M).
NALENTE: Rerardino, scoppeto, Province
Russia.
LEVINE. David. wolkowisk. Grodna
(DW).
JOHNSON, John E. Lille Mon. Gustave
Adoph. Hobo (WS).
Address Unknown.
wHYLAND, Vincent S. Lieut.. No emer-
gency address given (DD)
EZRATTY. Avraan. No emergency ad-
dress given. VS..
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sssASSSSfEHf,rSS. 8 b %Ssrss CITY; ina
B BHhHIFLl NJ II r.. rf Roesweii, Tex.
RId LIN r. t Ss%s.tC .s hEcoEyn
BROWN 7. G., Philadeiphis. Pa
o oohEs1 H., sse Beck ~s st., New Yo1k.
GRAFTON, n. L., Blackstone. Va
DAY. A. G., Bonneville. Ind:
DONATE, 7: ~, Hartford; Conn.
BSEMibk (. v. Ssssas, r. Pa
efiHEs; G. sSstlst9n; Pa;
H HAFbEH x n. N n. D Benton. MS
HILL. A. l.. Crete. Neb.
HOOPER, E., Honcut, Cal.
HUTCHINSON. T. L., Salt Lake citE
K ihSS1PA W. W. r. M Hss R%ityviri S
IoFTus, J. b.. Garbondaie. Pa
LYNcIi 2. B. FAN River, Mass
MeSAMARA.- ". R, chsEisstca. w
M MAEoNEY; ~. Jersey Jersey G city. NJ
MANkhh Si * H., 'e ora rorss. Pa .
MoELLER, H. w. Clymouth, Ne6
NEEDHAM. b. p. Dickinson. N. d.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
PREVIOUSLY N h AGfIeE. KILLED
cox, Frank p. Gray Court. 9. O.,
K MOd1SSH' Alfrsd j. st. o LoIls q
MILLBERd. Chester Arnold. Glen Richsy.
RIDDLE jaime, X. Eikton. vsA
SPENCER. VIM. L.. BemidJi. Mimi
RETURNED SEpo, TO DUTY, REEyTousEx
ACTION.
FURLoNGA Harold A. Detroit.
Privates.
DE BRANDT. Glen r.. New Philadelphia.
JUHL, Chris, Plainneld, Iowa.
LUCAS. Mason. Pembroke. Va.
sHEARER, Dewey H. Anderson. g. o.
SICK IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
BUCKLEY. Basil Pierre, Pontiac. Mich.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED FROM
WOUNDS.
Privates.
FREDERIcK, Grover c. May. Lick. Ky.
STEVENS, William r., Medford, Mass.
"oI REroRrEb bf pIEp Or PfsEnss.
Privates.
ARvIDsON, Richard w, Sweden.
GLIOZZO, Peter. Italy.
JOHNSON. Frank, TeEonsHa, Mich.
kJELLAND, Ole, Norway.
McGRATH. Fred. Manly. Iowa.
RETURNED To DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED OF DISEASE.
Private.
JONES, Charles O., Madill, Okla.
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Corporal.
ANDERSON. Carl r.. Sioux City. Ia
Iowa.
GIANO. Michael. 81 Spring ST., New YsFk
KiMBER. Walter, Holland. Mich.
SULLIVAN. Patrick J.. ireland
WALLRAF, Albert r. Mankato, MINI.
KILLED N ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Major.
PRINCE, John Coleman. New London,
Sergeant.
STALLINGS. Al H. Shubuta Miss.
Privates.
BooR, VIM f, N. Minneapolis, MINI.
b bGGHEKT E M,s@ e. Hn%4s IND D.
DREPS, william, Fulfs, III.
F ErHI! Charles. seymour Wis
EARL. Frank. Montezuma, Ohio
GAUTHIER, Arthur ". Salmon Fails,
Maine.
GLEASON. George w, Camden. n. j.
GRAEBEI;. Frank F., Sioux Rapids, Iowa.
HOkE, Everett Seattle, Wash.
KiRKEMANN, sofus P, Denmark
KOLSOLtKO Frank. Chester, Pa.
McMUKTRI. Geo. W, TiconderoEa, N. Y.
MOORE: Francis Charles, Chicago.
MOBILE, Louis, Italy.
O,BRIEN, Thos. j., Emmetsburg. Iowa.
SASSONE, Joseph NJ. Italy.
SEEFELD, Louis, Milwaukee. wis.
SEILHElMER. Henry j., Indian Gap.
Texas.
SHERBEL. Jacob, Russia
SPAtLDING. Leonard r.. Etna, y. Y.
STEWART, VIM. H. Greenville, Pa
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MARINES.
NEW YORK CITY.


KELLUM. Leoh A.. steamship Imperator Cw).
SCHILDER, Ssnuel, SIS Trinity av. Cw)
ALABAMA.
LITTLE, George L.. birmingham (w).
ARIZONA.
KENNER. George l., sergt., Nogales (w).
ARKANSAS.
THOMAS, Nolan Dentist, Okolona Cw).
CALIFORNIA.
DAVIS, William l., sonora tw>.
HoiS James j.. sam TranCisco W..
JARRETT, Howard, Oakland (Kl.
COLORADO.
RICHARDS, William H, corp, Rockville
CULVER. Cleo r.. Hotchkiss tw).
ENGLISH, Edgar H Greeley (K).
LITTLE, Roy W. Ca.han (DW).
CONNECTICUT.
LESSEN. Emil, sergt,, Il Denver av.. Bridge
DELAWARE.
COLE, Harry r., Dover Cw).
GEORGIA
MORRIS. Ernest II. CORP East Point Cw)
SYKES. John d, Atlanta ODD.
DIES .RUIssEAuN, Charles A, sergt,. Twin
ALLIEHS,;. Andrew. b; Mackay tM}.
THIEME, Edwin E, Hansen W..
DUNLAP. Roscoe L., serst.. Etfnsham tRD
HOLM, Elmer W, corp, Chicago (w).
MOSS, Lucien NJ, corp, East St. Louis (W)
MORELAND. Oscar T., corp. lndianola
soLBERG. Percival II, corp. Chicago
sHANNoN, Neil s, corp chicago cw>.
HAMA NSAo Sh2 w,liis e. Jegrrs"nyiIiS tw).
HERBERT, John f, Joliet CW).
KEENE, Thaddaeus n. Alton tDw).
LIPE, Harvey r, BENTON oWl.
sTUBBs, Burton O.. Highland PARK rws>.
WHITNEY, Edward Mex, East Moline
CWl.
E E; ( F;1S MGnte s. Boonviile tw};
DW).
M NRGWSr F2y H.cy y"F r. y Wn,"s' ,Gb
MARN Henry j, Granville tM.
KANSAS.
WADE, Mark ", corp. Parsons Cw).
nAANISi Vernon p, Prescott n,W).
KE>TUCKN.
KING, MILAN O, LANCASTER Cwl.
STRICKEN, Clarence e. Newport (wS)
LOUISIANA.
LACosTE. warren j.. serst La Fayette
G GRAN Fiy Ly Rny TsoF R,.,ssn ' W,
KATTENGlLL, oscar j., New Orleans
MAINE.
CrrJEy Georce :, sorct IIs-,,o,, ,E,
- hI%E Iierhert s,Trr, Ra ,ngmg
-" """e'' VIZ
MNhh LHNb'
kll.DoW, Perez r, CORP Oakland tK),
>,,SgIC,,,,s,,,.r.
NASSAU III NLi'N'
ifEGM y, Ias 81, 'ITpT M"HtSIey LMl.
,w,.
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CAMPBELL. James V. Grand Forks (W-S)
HENSON. Albert H, Hatton CWUl.
ENGEBRITSON, Ole, Willow city CWII)
HANSON. Carl b, Bucyrus tWCi
NESHE1M. Edwin J., Neville (WS)
REN1ER, Joseph c.. jamestown CwSl.
'STlCKNEY, James T, Bowden twUI.
STOHLAR AndreM. Dennnca LMSl
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berni ossmiS n:k:So. wie,i Krsw.oi, We.
tosi, Derewneidsymaki (wU).
No Emergency Address Given.
JOHNSON, Arthur (DD).
STRELITZ. Herbert (wU).
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MASSACHUSETTS.

WILBUR, Charles r, Lieut.. Walpole tK).
CDW).
BAKER. James w. Uxbridge tK,.
CROWELL, Leroy q Dorchester CWC).
LIE BLANC, Camille j. New Bedford (K).
McDEVITT, Patrick, Cambridge tWU).
McGLEW. william H. East Boston CWU).
PERELLA, GIUSEPPE, Boston (WUD.
RAGLAND. Edward b, oxford IWSl.
SCHLOSBERG. Martin, Maiden (WUl.
SLATTERY John b. Cambridge CWU).
SMITH. Clayton T., Grafton tWSi.
THERRIEN, Arthur J., Lowell! tWSD.
NESEY, Frank L.. Lowell tWC).
WARIEG, Fred Fail River ODD.
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BLUE, Sam H., sergt., Elba (wo.
ASH, Willie. Flomaton (WSl.
BLAKE. Thomas c., Jasper (WS).
COOPER. Ambrose H., Brewton (WU).
CoRUM, Benjamin. Hillsboro (WS)
CROCKETT. Edward L., Florence (wU).
DONLEY. Revue NJ, Dothan (wS).
DOVE. FURRY A.. Montgomery (Ws).
DOWNS, Robert l., Coffee Springs (wS).
HARPER, Fred L., Russelviile (WU).
HENDERSON. Emmett. Lanett (WS).
LYON. RodBer, Buena Vista (WU).
McHARGUE, James o.. Dadeville (wSl.
sABIsToN. Robert j.. Birmingham tDW).
T1DMORE. Earnest j., Moundville (WS).
Upton. Jesse H., Owens Gross Roads
wEE TEcG2 Sheppard. Luvern. twu,.
WEIR, Willie o., Bessamer (wU).
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Elm Z
CEDERGREN. oscar, Rush City tws,.
CHRISTOPHER, Edison A. Minnesota
k All fho"f Leon "a "a ST. Panl (WWTT
GRANLuND, Carl r., Monticello CWUD.
HALy!ERs:oN, Leroy W. I4tshheld CWu(.
TTAASSSSE2, caT arisen Ha!Iar H tW SiJJ '"0''
Johnson Clarence L., Ruthton CM>.
MCCAIN. Cecil D. st. Paul (WU).
NEIL Howard O.. Frost ODD.
MICHEI.SoN, Julous @. Tracey lws).
MIDBoE; Joseph F. Tossten twsl:
MURPHY, Fred D., Minneapolis (WSl.
MURRAY, William j., Henderson CWs).
NELSON. George \, 81, Pau, (Wul.
OLSON, Edwin l., Gresston CwUD.
ROSE. Cl"rence a, Monticello tws).
sTRADCUTTER, Frank, Belle PLANE (DD)
ILLIAMSON. Carl J.. Minneapolis tWU)
TOTALS Mike A., Minneapolis (Wu).
MISSISSIPPI.
DIXON, Marvin j., swcatman CwU).
MlNSHEW Nelon IL, Dossville CWUl,
Newell Nirb L.. Elizabeth ODD.
TRUNNELL, Lee, Brook Haven (WS).
MISSOURI.
MASON, Earl V. corp, Edna CW).
ADAMS. Theodore F, ST. Louis Gwu1. 90
ALERT, Martin L.. New Liberty CWU).
ANDERSON, Earl NJ, Hopkins (WS).
AUBUCHON, Elmer, ST. Louis OVID.
G3ABB, James r, Center tWU)
BANEY, Howard t., 81. Louis CWsl.
BISHOP. Henry c.. Windon VIVID,
CARTER, Elmore, st. Louis ODD.
CATO, Charlie Otto, Arab CWS).
COTLAN, John L., Kansas City tWU).
DELMAIN Ebert Eureka (WU).
DENTON. Charley o. Dr"Xel CWuD.
nlCK%lNSON, Clarence u, Fulton (wUD.
Dunn, Hugh L., st Louis CWUD.
nUNEAR, nay, Helena CwUp,
ECKE. KAMP, Lcnnder w. Washington
OVID.
ECHTERNKAMP Clarence f.. st. Louis
(WUl.
EVANS: Arthur f d, st. Louis twU>.
FRIEDRICH. Julius c.. St Louis (WU).
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
GERMAN CRIMINALS ,.,.
 AOT AS OFFICERS

Amsterdam, Sept. 10.-The pos session of g policeman's or officers uniform, combined with cool assur- ance and a harsh commanding voice has often enabled criminals and swindlers in Germany to carry out ther designs in g way that would be impossi le in any other country. A man named Jaster, wearing a uniform with sergeant's stripes, stop ped 2 cart n charge of two soldiers, who were conveying parcels of bread cards from 8 printing office to the municipal food bureau in Der lin. Representing that he was "act- ing on orders," he calmly took pos session of 10000 cards and made ofe while the soldiers stood stiff ly at attention. Recaptured by a mere chance afterward, Jaster was sentenced to nineteen months in iai1
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
SHADOWS
 SONNY'S SMILE

Little Lawrence Achisou, known to all his little and big friends as Sonny" passed away shortly after noon today at the White Pass hos pital.
 The Title lad hurt his leg some few weet ago, and although 1t re ceivsd ordinary attention, no par tigular thought was given to 1t un- til few days ago when it showed siGng of inflammation. The at tention of Dr. Gabie was then giV- eB to the affected member and Dr.. Gable immediately ordered the lit tlG chap 70 the hospital, where a portion of the infected flesh was re moved.
 From the time the little chap en- tered the hospital his condition be- came steadily worse, although Dr. Gable devoted much time to the case. The bone Eas scraped, and sll that could be done did not seem to avail, and although at times it seemed that he was out of danger, his temperature rose stead fly and shortly after noon today
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
MATANUsKA TURNIPs
 FIND ALASKA MARKETS

Anchorage, Sept. 10.-Turnips, as well as potatoes, grown in the Matapuska valley thirty-six miles north Of Anchorage on the line of tn, government railroad, are find ing favor in commercial markets a long the Alaska coast.
 One ton os turnips, put up in twepty-two sacks was shipped to the Blum, O'Nsill Company, Of Cor dova, and the Kennecott Copper Corporation, of Kennecott. To the Bum. o'Neill Company were Sent ter of the sacks and to the Ken necett Copper Corporation, the re- maining twelve.
 Oth the purchasers Of the tur- nips have been heavy buyers of Matanuska potatoes.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
AUBRE'- SIMMONS
 REPORTED WOUNDED

Word was brought to this city on 'ast nights train from Carcross, that a dispatch had been received by Mir. and Mrs. Leo Simmons of that city advising that their oldest son, Aubrey Simmons, had been seriously wounded in the back by 8 gun snot.
 Later a telegram was received, that was signed by Aubrey and sent by his nurse, that he was getting a lonE o. k.
 No details were given, and the date of the receipt of the telegram would infer that Aubrey was wound ed In the Sundays fighting.
 MT. Simmons left for overseas something over two years ago, at the time when the big contingent from the Yukon went out. Since that time he has had training in some one of the training camps in EnEland, and later was assigned to The heavy artillery. Some time ago he was promoted to the rank Of corporal, and for several months past it is Known that he has been st the front in active Service.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
ANCHORAGE sUsPENDs
 FAIRS UNTIL AFTER WAR

Anchorage, Sept, 1O.-No indus .rial nor agricultural fair will be held in Anchorage during the period of the war. This ia the unanimous decision of stockholders and officers of the Alaska Fair AS: socistion, which had charge or last years exposition and which was formed for the purpose of di- recting annual exhibitions here.
 While no fair will be held during the wsr the association will main . in its organization so as to be ready to resume it's activities after tn: conclusion of peace,
 The officers and stockholders at their recent meeting decided on the immdeiate purchase from the Land nd Industrial Department of the Alaska Engineering commission or 8 site tor a fair grounds, and or dered the appropriation of s276 from the asociation's treasury to detray the purchase price. The site' which is on the southern boundary os Anchorage. contains sixty-fiVe acres. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
GOVT, 10 DO ALL
 ROAD AND STREET WORK

Washington, Sept. 10.-The fed eral highways council has issued regulations effective immediate- ly placing all road building and street improYements under federal control for the period of the war.
 No new construction will be con sldered save where there is mili- taTy and national economic value in cluded, or unless serious hardships vii result to local communities by leaving construction unfinished.
 The purpose is to do away en- tirelv with all improvements unless absolutely necessary, in order to Save the expense for war purpose.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10

death claimed the little fellow for it's own.
 For some three years Sonny Achison together with his little twir sister Florence, has daily carried thu Alaskan to its patrons, and he has been fai'i -ul to his task, doing hi little bit to lessen his mother's E load, which was made heavy by the death of her husband some two years ago. He has been a boy a Skagway boy, born here, and dur ing his ten short years of life, he has known no other place, save perhap Haines, or out along the White Pass.
 We WI all miss the little chap, and our sympathy goes out to his bereaVed mother and his brothers and sist. IS who will miss the "Sonny" emile of the little chap.
 Harry Achison, brother of the little lad, who is in the employ of the Bank f Alaska ,and' who has been visiting with his folks here for the past week, left this morn ing on the Alameda for CordoYa, to which city he has been trans ferred fr m his former post Of du- tv at Wrangell.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10

London, Tuesday. - Field Mar shsl General Haig today says in an order of the day issued this morn ing, We have pressed beyond our 1917 lines and have made wide breach in the strongest defense of our enemy. We have captured seV- eaty five thousand prisoners in four eeks,
 "We have passed through many dark weeks, but praise God, these will never return.
 The enemy has now spent his CT
 Marshal Haig, further said, "The allied armies are everywhere ad- vancinU victoriously side by side over the same battlefields."
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
HEAVIEST SINGLE DAYS
 CASUALTY LIST REPORTED

Washington, Tuesday. - The cas- ualty list from France today con tains the names of 957 men. Of th's number 215 names are in the list of those killed in action, ATS are reportd to have beeen severe ly wounded and 22O are reported to D. missing.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
THINGS AGAIN
 DOING IN RUSSIA

Stockholm, Tuesday. - According to a dispatch from Berlin this morning BOlsheviki troops are flee ing before a large force of re- volting peasants which are being led " White Guard officers. The peasants are marching upon Petro- grad, and the dispatch says that they are now within ten miles of the captal city.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10

With the British Armies in France, Tuesday. - British forces operating below Epehy attacked the enemy at five o'clock this morning. The assault was made On front extending for3,OOO yards despite a sweeping rain which made the battlefield almost impossible on account of the mud.
 Although the weather conditions has sDmewhat impeded the progress of the advance the operations have been successful, Tn so far that the enemy has been driven back for a considerable distance.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-09-10
GERMAN WAR REPORTERS
 ADMIT DOUAI EVACUATED

Amsterdam, Tuesday. - German war correspondents in today's dis patches to their papers report that DouaI, the most important town between CamDrai and Lens is being evacuated by the Germans.