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'CASH OR SYMPATHY"
Do not put off insuring your
valuables until it is too late
—insure NOW!
Curtis Morford
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A LONG TIME COMING
If this fellow Dell Sheriff, the
piano tuner don’t keep his dates;
better, we propoe to take his;
reader out and heave it into the j
drink. For about the steenth time !
now we have had to change the
date of his alleged arrival here.
What can be detaining the son
of-a gun?
BIG DEMONSTRATION
PARIS, May 12. (fP)-A huge nav
al demonstration with 72 ships
participating, will be held at Al
giers when President Doumergue
lands there to attend the cente
: try celebration of the acquisition
of the Territory.
T Drum services in commem
moration of a half century of
service by Rev. Andrew Petei Kash
evaroff. Archpriest of the Greek
Catholic Church, were held recent
ly at Juneau.
A-l meat and nottimu. els** in
the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
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The verv best of bakery goods
LIGHT LUNCHES
One special meat order each day
Attractive prices
We eater to parties and will make cakes for such, ancl
weddings, upon a few hours notice
Until a name has been selected from the present contest
this new bakery will be known as
THE ELECTRIC BAKERY
M. E. HOLBEN, Prop.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY
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MINNEAPOLIS. May 12, (/P)—
Mrs. Marie Riley, 31, a widow, shot
and critically wounded Alderman
Russell Sheffield, then shot herself
in the abdomen; both are reported
Inear death in hospitals.
Sheffield is said to have returned
from a party when Mrs. Riley seiz
| ed a revolver and told him to say ■
| his prayers. He stepped out and \
ran but two shots were fired which ^
took effect.
! Sheffield was uncLr indictment !
jon a bribery charge growing out of <i
la city council graft investigation. j 1
A DIRTY STUNT
NEW YORK, May 12, UV)-Having
!obtained evidence by posing as col
lege men, prohibition agents raid
;ed the fraternity club building,
made five arrests and seized a
quantity of liquor.
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Frank Hatcher, mechanic for
I seaplane Taku, Juneau, received a | '
i bad cut on his forehead at Sitka, j 1
: when he was hit on the head by !
1 the propellor as the engine turned ! &
over. ■ =
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I DALLAS. May 12, (^-Digging !
thru debris of tornado-swept areas !
| of central and southern Texas, j
i rescue workers had recovered 69
'bodies and had removed more than
100 injured to hospitals and homes ;
for medical treatment. 1
No estimate of the number made
homeless was available, nor had
any official estimate of the proper
ty damage made, but those in
touch with the situation predicted
the loss would exceed $500,000.
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A. A. Shonbeck
Anchorage, Alaska