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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


Cooks, SC.
COOK--Competcnt woman good cook neat,
sober good worker. a27 u. s6th.
COOK, competent French; city; persnal
references. Janitor. 362 Sd av.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.


LADY wishes board for son UD. MILADIN.
care wild. 2i2 Il. Goth.
REFINED, single American gentleman would
like TO correspond with young American
who has apartment who does some cook
ing: must be very reasonable; or private
home. two meals and room, $3.50: near
broadway. v 30 Herald Herald SO.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

For cxchanre--Niodcrn business building
equity $3fO. 900: nets s5j. 900: want cash
and other property. AMOS LAMPHEAR, fi9
Broadway, Manhattan.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

Staten Island.
THE VILLA LAWSON,
100 Stuyyesant place, St. George. 6. I.--Large
rooms and grounds; excellent table; reason
able terms. Phone Tompkinsvie q33.
HA1.CYON HALL tcrynes BiiD.-Airy
rooms, private baths, excellent food Tom
kinsviln 1G03
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Westchcster-Sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL house. II rooms, every modern
convenience, baths, 5 lavatories; house
in perfect condition. hot water heat. gas.
electricity. car garage garden. chicken
house: most beautiful shrubbery, flowers: lot
1o0x130; five minutes walk to station same
distance from Hudson River; near suburb
best class of people, all owners; less than
one hour from Grand Central; sacrifice price
500. 900. could not duplicate for $4,000.
Address Owner, p. NORRIS, 537 9th av.
Vanderbilt 1862. Brokers protected.
Nrs. EDMUND w. IODINE. Real Fsta.e.
A12 Nam St: tel. s4s. New Rochelle.
$50 CASH price $1,000; Yonlsers near Van
Cortland Park fine hillside plot. 55x117
55x117. SPENCER, 154 Nassau. Beekman
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18Th 1t. fo 59th ~. TucIusive,.
Fast River to North River.
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Connecticut-oaie or Rent.
LADD & NICHOLS.
f71- xytch Cor,

Tel. 1717 Greenwich, Conn.
TO RENTAL Campo Beach, Westport.
Conn. a six room furnished cottage with
all modern improvements: screened sleeping
porch. front and back porches. garage, cleo
tricity &C.; price $500. Inquire Mrs. A.
PARISH. Campo Mil, Westport. Conn.,, or
A PAPISH, Danbury, Conn.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TO buy half interest in large 10 room house.
with grounds. at Hampstead. L. l.. TO run
as all year round boarding house or hon.e
for convalescents; boarders or patients guar
anteed: sure big income for man or woma n
willing to work: cash required 5000 or less.
" party Is responsible: only those IN earnest
and meaning business answer. EDGAR j.
HILL. 142 Ralph av. Phone Bushwick 1883.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Iitli st. 10 59th st. Unclusiye)
East River to North River.
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New Jersey.

HOBOKEN, furnished apartment q rooms,
bath, heat, electric light, telephone: si2J.
G. A. BuRHoRN. CO, ! Newark at. Ho-
bohen. Phone 2f41.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-Business property. loft buildings
apartment houses and dwellings. Send me
full details for sale or rent. EDWIN L.
SHATTUCK, 1877 w. 23d st.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICE wanted about GOO SO. IT,. outside.
below Wall ST.: Bowling Green section pre-
ferrcd Phone Bowling Green G1aO
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New York State--Sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL 10 room modern gentleman S
place. . tiled bathrooms, IMPOSING AR
CHITECTURE, room cottage. barns, sta
bles. garage. poultry houses for 800 hens.
16 acres best garden land. large orchard.
grape vines: healthful, ideal location on large
river, IN village: miles Kingston, SO New
York GRAND VIEW. On account business
re,erses owner compelled to SACRIFICE for
only S12.5C0; worth double. Cash $500.
SPINDLER. lie Fever Falls, n. Y.
HAINES FALLS. N. Y.--catskill Mountains.
attractive Z room bungalow, wonderful
mountain views. ready for immediate occu-
pancy. Phone Astoria $50. write. Llv-
ERMoRE. Rivercrest. Astoria. L. ].
HOUSE, garage. five acres 4. beautifully lo-
Gated. overlooking Hudson. GLEASON,
Rhinebech, n. Y.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S9 5rH AV., MY.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to East River

MADISON AV., IN THE COS.
EAST 7O'S, NEAR PARl< AV
4 story American basement.
vacant. Price Si1, 600.
DUFF g. CpNCER, Madison AZ. and seth st.
Three story and baScment very desirable
for phyElciau; price S27 coo.
DUFF cONGfR. Madison and seth ut.
THREE story dwelling for SALE nine rooms
parquet floors: choice location for doctor
OF dentist; possession. J. A. CASSIDY,
FOG Broadway. Tel. 6at2 Cortlandt.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

3 story and basement, lower West yOs eicc-
tricity. parquet floors; free and clear: win
be sold this week at $4,000; small amount
OF cash. COUGHLAN & CLISBY 200 West
12d.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.
AT DOUGLASTON PARK
nE AfiruAo.- "a Damn Cta Hon

AT DOUGLASTON PARK
~ Minutes to Penn. Station.
Choice surroundings, all improvements. sew
eral high class low priced new houses,
10 10 rooms. and baths. Prices $4,000
up. Terms
]. w. DOOLITTI.E
WOOLWORTH BLDG. Phone Barclay 1924
CEDARHURST. L. big bargain: for SALE
new stucco corner house, bedrooms, 3
tiled bathrooms, parlor, large porch
ste am heat, open freplaces: lot 75xl50; all
modern improvements. Room a0j. 1872 W.
42d ST.. city Phone Bryant 1878, Far
Rockaway 1889 HARRY MILLER.
CHOICE Colonial house and corner lot;
house four years old, located Garden City
Estates, IL rooms, baths. hardwood floors,
all improvements. Communicate with owner
300 Herald. Fulton ST.
CHAs. E. sAMMIS. Huntington. L. I.
OPP. p o. Tel. 435. Homes and Acreage.
HOUSE. 8 rooms; garage; $4,000; possession
Oct. !. CHAS. ROHDE, Patchogue. l.. I.
NORTH SHORE. = Ten room modern house
and garage, on elevation overlooking Hemp
stead harbor: large plot large shade trees:
price moderate. Apply Y I7S Herald. 2s0
Bway.
OWNERS SACRIFICE.
bungalow in course of construction, 8
rooms and bath. every modern improvement,
large porch and attic, full cellar; nice plot;
$4,000; $1,000 cash, balance mortgage.
Box 16, Freeport. l.. I.
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~ room private dwelling. one block from
I'D at. sub. station hot water heat, cleo
tricity. parquct floors throughout. pvss 80
days. completely furnished. cash 5000. bal
ance easy terms. COUGHBAN g. CLfSBY,
900 West T2d
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FLATBUSH.
Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

HENRY $. MOTT CO.. city. country real
estate. aSo Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. stsr-
ling 1898
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BARGAINS-Lovely 6-s-1O room houses
impts. Write GoTrLIEB. Park Ridge. n. J..
FOR SALE-fj0 acre estate and farm fully
equipped, on State road. 10 miles from New
village of Hackcttstown. n. j.; city con-
veniences. Inquire OF SMITH. DARBY &
SMITH, Hackettstown, n. J.
NEWARK. y. J.--2 family house. with extra
,iot aIoHssiue ,uAl - ieet newly paIlteu anu
decorated inside and out; IL rooms, slate
roof. full size screens all over house: all lat
est improvements: second floor with electric
washing machine. . steam heaters: Forest
Hl section; price $1,000; no agents. Can
be seen at any time. Apply 10 Tsa Herald.
Herald so.
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ATTRACTIVE 8 room furnished house, hall
block from ocean. 35 minutes Penn. Sta.
tion Tel. 4t30 Bushwick.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

LEXINGTON AV., 9T9 (11st st.).-ParloI
floor to let for business purposes; lease
years.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.
Jorr Island.

FURNISHED apartment. rooms, bath ans
ktchenette. for summer months: best loca
iior minutes walk from station. i1oir
Flushing
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.
Borough of Brooklyn-saie or Gent.

MoLsRNoN BROS, REAL ESTATE.
12S w. Fordham Road. Tel. 0230 Ford
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APARTNE ENT HOTEL. DINING ROOM.
suburbs. within hour city: exclusive clientele
wonderful opportunity for experienced hotel
man. principals. 1o5 Herald, Herald 50.
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New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM HOME.
Beautiful Palisade.
Easy Terms Little Cash: Big Bargain.
City Conveniences, Country Comforts.
A. Minutes to Times Square.
Any Hour. Day or Night.
Write for Photo and Floor Plans.
HOkE, Cortandt ST., n. y,
or Your Broker.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.

FOR bargains In private dwellings apply {
PORTER Co, 159 West 125th st.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
RROOKS MOAIANn

BROOKS MOMAND.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
ff5 BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR a26I.
$4,000 to $4,000 wanted first mortgage
by well rated commercial concern n
newly completed garage: particulars as 10
location and dimension on request OPEN
HEfMER, $40 Bergen av., corner 10th.
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FIFTH AVENUE GUARANTY BUILDING
GEORGE NEIMAN, 500 Fifth Avenue.
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FARM PROPERTY.

FARMS. every description. everywhere; state
wants: details mailed. LEBKUECHER
Dlhle House. Manhattan.
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BUILDING lots, North Shore, tax exempt
area; small payment down: will get your
building Loan 26 minutes out. w. KAYE,
Little Neck. l.. /. Telephone Bayside 11S7-W.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-09-14

industrial accidents cause the death
Of more than %, 900 persons annually,
according to a compila ti6n Of statis-
tics of the American Red, Cross based
on reports of the Depa i;tnlAnt !of IIsa--
n Dor and other official sources: OF
every 10 900 Anne rican workmen EN-:
sployed seven were killed ID Industrial
accidents during 1913, the latest year
for which complete statistics are aYhil-
able. The total Of tasualh hss thus
WAS 45 per cent Of u the tfumbes Of
Americans killed in battles II the World
war. VI. h:
A strike Of the, union bak els 81
Evansville Ind. was ayerted when
the master bakers signed q new scale
agreeing to pay the men, the same
wages that prevailed during last year.
The master bakers flrst announcedsa III
reduction tnaWnges Of 90 per cent. and
when the union men refused to ac.
cept they offered to fall TO 10 per cent,
and this also was refused by the union
bakers. The scale runs from $12 q
week Tor. apprentice up to $S8sa week
with 7t cents dditional for night
work. The new contract win run to
June 90 1922 u. .-3s.s, . u psi
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REAL EST ATE
R NSFERS
-

Elizabeth Il Eisenzimer ct al to Mar
tin Swartzenberger wd $500 Lots 90,
s23, "a, blk 1885, Devils Lake. N. i. 3
Flynn II and wife to School
Board %. Lake wd $4,000, Lots 1 to
blk 81 Cleveland and Kennedys
!. Add 10 sDSvits Lake. 81. NJ
n. Aiikkelson and wife to ).
MeIsail wd $3.50, Part Lot 1873,
Gtnwood. !. b
l6ert Elyerud and wife to- T. n,
Bjerke, wd $500. sen 38-156-66,
$NWA 33-155r66. s,s q
Thompson and wife to James
N. F1ace, ,swd $4S0O, Lots 25, &c. blk.
8, Rugors 2nd Add ID. T.
=. 20. Greenleaf and wife 10 James
kburrn, wd $4,000 Il Lota {, ,sylO,
blk. 12 ID. Lake. .s2.;. M
Joseph Herzog and wife tp Edkar
G.ssIaso1 . y. d 4 4 300 2 Q ,oo. \ 26- l1
Edgar ,Cs Carlson and Jno. r. An
derson and wives to John 7. Chappell
wd ST, NE1l 49, SEX 90 1912.
Sallie NJ. Prosser to Ed. F. Flynn,
Swd s., Lots ~, 8, blk. 4, Rugers
Add. q. Lake.
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Marion Johnson is making some
Il thing in manual training that he
calls tea wagon, but we mortals Of.
good spirit think it looks more like
3aSs portable hamburger stand. Obi
Marion, pass out the hamburgers.!
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SUMMONS

- 81 r y ~ 3 &
State of North Dakota, County of
s Ramsey. S.. RI. 81 n. /. ss.;
In Justice Court, before D. G. Duell,
Police Magistrate and ex.ofiicio,
( Justice sUf Che peace. S5s ',i53s s
Jacob Zigler, Plaintiff .$sss5s
vs.. b: 4 Is S@ u. 5 III
William Golman, Defendant 81
St. Anthony y Dakota Elevator Com
s. pany. q CORPORATION. Ga rnishee
The state of North Dakota to said
defendant: "a 5,5 55s s3. s$:s 1;
e BY this second summons herein you
are directed stp appear before me at
my Office sins fhe city Of Devils Lake,
Ramsey County, North Dakota, at
the hour of ten o'clock in the fore
noon of the 9th day Of October 1921,
there To- answer the complaint: Of
Jacob Nsiers against you alleging that
the sum of $1,000 for certain seed
wheat sold and delivered to the de-
[1endant ythis plaintiff in the month
OF, ~, April, 1871 no part OF which has
ever been paid. That the said gar
nlshee has disc closed having in its
possession and under its control the
following described personal property
belonging to the said defendant, s to-
W.T.: VIZ I've hundred seventy bushels
EoI7Wh Q q WaheatsAnd =. sixty.seven bushels Of
nax, Is, and We plaintiff he hereby demands
the 1 defendant be sold according to
law Y !, and the proceeds thereof be ap-
piied1 q, toWaIxis the satisfa ction Of
Fp,a1nsln PIG & demand against the defend-
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.i3eat slnl, CITY.

sG t3eat IN City.
In the city the suns rays hit the
sidewalk and bound back in your face
II there are no trees or grass around
10 absorb some Of the heat. the tenn.
perm ture is several degrees higher than
in the country d
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IN. FELDMAN," Proprietor
Pure Food Grocery Grand Theatre Building

The Devils World Many Newspapers It
makes advertising covering
twelve months THESE Rates ARE CHEAP
Err THAN FOR THE ADVERTISER WHO ADVERTISES ONLY OC-
The difference that between s5c inch and 25c
with
is graduated according to used #zsas
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ana Is making her nome here while
attending High school.
The first annual meeting of the
High School Students association was
held at the local High school. The
meeting was called to order by Her
aid Kelly, who is president Of the
organization at present. Lois Crary,
secretary, read the minutes Of the
last meeting and the constitution Of
the association. Speeches were Civ
|eh by Professor Kitterell, Lois Jones,
Frances Zieback, and Gladys Olson.
The names Of the nominees for Off
GERS were placed on the board where
they will remain until after election,
which will be held Friday. The names
OF the candidates are as follows:
For President, Robert Serumgard,
Chester Tmboe;lV President, Paul
Kelly, Mable Mclean; ;s Treasurer,
Helen Bekken, John Powell. 81
The purpose OF the association is
to promote a better school spirit.
a little recess was given to the
freshmen while the rest Of the classes
voted for nominees of the booster;
board. Eighteen candidates were
submitted to the voters. They were:
Lois Crary, Lois Jones, Avis Pills..
bury, Pauline Stevens, William Noel
Ter, Genevieve Kavanaugh, Henrietta
.Schletec, Alvin Marshall, Violet
Simpson, Lara Seamans, Margaret,
Kelly, Joe Baker, Joe Drew, Richard
Selover, Anne Jorgenson, Jade Kerns,
and Mable Mclean. The freshmen
were not allowed to vote because
most Of them do not know, the stu
dents Of the other classes as well as
they should; also they vcan not be
nominees for the booster board be-
4cause all members OF the booster
board must have attended the Devils
Lake High school at least one year.
Therefore, they could not be permit
ted to vote. 5Ss4. s.
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George Gum and his sister Helen
who attended SC. Mary''s Academy in
the past are students in the high
school this year. 5:s, 4
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,sst 6rsstd nj IL 81 Pearls.

Rest6ralt6 Lust ter ~ Pearls. s.{s
Although, 4 here Il no MI iid is..own
that WIN positively qua rant fss the res.
.toration oflhs llster of Il 2rs.ari which
has become dull ti,rp,lgi ca reless han
dlirg lonese are sat1 to Stave
'a Of trying 4, restore y.
npla feed dull pearls AZ chhticks. 4:
snA the pearls re.,lt,lin ,tn the
chic Eels 81 few hours: the fowls
are killed e the pearls rem0yed..
The light lon to which they have
been subj tllss cross Of the
chickens ts sapp :, & ls tors tlseiE;
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Frank Prete is another s. the many
welcome students Of the High. school
from his farm home near here. 4
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Mathew Maxi, manual training
teacher and athletic coach, has taken
effective steps toward making the
cleanest, best, and fastest foot ball
team in the: Lake Region or even in
the state.
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Arthur Burt of southam, is attend.
ing the High school here.
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D Pearl Read Of Rensselaer,, Indi-
ana is making her home here while
attending High school.
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Facts can be verified by calling at our store
any time. We always have bargains whether
advertised or not, but: We have an ad in The
we are getting now continue as we feel sure
they will, we will be regular advertisers in The
World always. The World is the Best Adver-
tising Medium we ever used"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-05
JUDGE REED SITS IN
 FIRST TWO CASES IN
 us. DISTRICT COURT

Judge T. M. Reed heard yesterday afternoon the first two cases since assuming office as Judge of the u. s. District Court here. One was con. nected with a suit filed by the Ter ritory against John Tuppela for taxes alleged to be due and the other was suit for return of property from an estate escheated to the Territory.
 In the first, arguments on de- murrer to the complaint were heard by Judge Reed and the matter taken under advisement. In the second case, no objection was raised by the Attorney General and Judge Reed signed a decree for the petitioners
 In the latter action, H. l.. Pott, of Baltimore; Dekenea Pott, Gertruda Valiant and Geertje Van Straaten, all of Holland. claiming to be sole heirs of George Pott, who died in. terstate at Craig, several years ago, had filed petition through Attorney H. L. Faulkner asking for the return of property valued at $1,51223. The petition was granted.
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FUNERAL OF PERSON TO 4S
 BE TOMORROW AFTERNOON

Funeral services for the late Wal ter c. Peirson. who died at his home
 last Sunday night, will be held at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the chapel of the c. w. Young Undertak
 ing Company The burial will be in
 the Juneau Cemetery.
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and shouted Crazy, crazy, crazy!" in endless repetition. He refused to take food and became weak and very nervous. A physician was summoned and to quiet the prisoners raving gave him hypodermic. The net re- suit of the "shot in the arm" was to make Nelson nauseatingly i'll, soaring him so badly that he forgot. it is said all about being crazy. Later on the occasion of a visit by Marshal Beaumont to the cell, he began to murmur "Crazy!" Be careful, George" warned the Marshal, q will have to send for the doctor again." This, said Major Beaumont. quieted him and he made no further claims to being crazy. More recently Nell son is said to have shown consider. able improvement in his physical con dtion and to be taking his food regu- larly. ,e
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MAKES ANOTHER EFFORT
 TO |NJURE SELF
George Nelson Again Tries to Smash Skull Against
 Steel Bars of Cell.

For the third time since he has been confined in the local Federal jail, George Nelson. charged with the murder of Nels Peterson, this morn ing attempted to smash his head in by putting it against the steel bars of his cell He was seized before any serious injury had been inflicted and is again tied down to a bed in the center of his cell.
 The killing for which Nelson is being held was committed at Peters burg on0September IF. Nelson was charged with murder in the verdict returned on the death by a coroner's 5 jury sitting at that place on Septem- Der 19. He was brought here few days later and shortly after incarcer ation attempted to break his neck by jumping backward off the cell door and striking his head on the floor. Failing in this, he suffered severe bruises painful to the extent that he joined Poe's Raven in saying Never mOre"
 When his bruises had healed and pain had been forgotten however Nelson once more became violent and attempted to crush his skull by battering it against the steel bars of the cell door, He inflicted sev eral cuts in his head in this, the second attempt. Following that, Marshal George D. Beaumont had NaISop nIacad On inc hed in the cen- ter of the cell, on which he was. strapped. After remaining in that position for several days, Nelson was released on his promise to "be good.' This promise was faithfully observed until this morning about 10: 30 o'clock when he made the third effort.
 Showing Strain
 Following his second attempt to kill himself, Nelson is said by Mar, shal Beaumont to have feigned crazi- ness He lay on his bed in the cell
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o'clock a. m, respectively, at which all interested persons will be heard
 All persons having pertinent informa- :tion are particularly, invited to be present and to impart such informa tiOu "
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Henry Berry, dealer in Curios. Ivory Beads a speciality, 165 Front Street. adv.
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TEXAS JUDGES
 DEN0UNCE KHAN
Seven Members of Judicial Bench Tn Texas Instruct
 Grand Juries.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 5.-The ku Klux Klan and similar secret organ nations are condemned in the Grand Jury charges delivered by seven dis trict judges at San Antonio and Cam(ron The judges placed a ban on masked parades.
 Judge Hamilton. of Austin, de nOunced the Ku Klux Klan bitterly and said more than 30 persons had been whipped, or tarred and oath cred in Texas during the past six months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-05

Have your Christmas portraits taken early at Winter & Ponds. adv