Charley Chaplin's Comic Capers
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Copyright, 1915, by Keeley-Handy Syndloata.
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OFFICE STATIONERY AND
ALL HINDS OF PRINTING
AT OFFICE OF THE
DAILY ALASKAN
Iditarod Pioneer: During the I
pa6t week Mr. Barrett, the Flat |
City gardener, has been making a
display of the products of ils gar
dei-T in a large show window of I
that towu that would attract at- |
tenion In any climate. Tli© mam
moth and solid heads of cabbage are
at least sixteen inches In diameter,
and turnips of different -varieties
are easily six inches. There a-re
stacks of the whitest and most
brittle celery, that cannot be ex
called anywhere, and the rutabagas
and carrots are of marvelous growth.
There were also a number of straw
berry plants, bearing large and
juicy berries. A line lot of potatoes
were also on exhibition. A little
jpurntv through the garder^ and
hothouses of Mr. Barrett is cer-1
tainly a rare treat **iese days.
PTARMIGAN CROSSED WITH
DOMESTIC FOWL
That ptarmigan have been suc
cessfully crossed with domestic fowl
is a Bt range bit _of news contained
in the Nome Nugget. The paper
fails to name the breed of domestic
bird employed in tha interesting
process, but It is easier to give the
credit to the trim little bantam than
tha old-fashioned shanghai or any
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ol the modern bred-for-profit fowls.
Hera Is the Nugget'h statement:'
"George Prosser bas succeeded
In crossing domestic fowl yith ptar
migan and la displaying several
peculiar looking birds which he
avers are ptarmigan-chicken. The
birds possess some of the features
of the ptarmigan, but resemble their
domesticated forbears In coloring
an-' general appearance "
A SCOUT'S ESCAPE
(Continued from page 3.)
best to fomahawk'me on the spot, buf
were restrained.
When their anger had (tooled down
there was as mocli njjotdngr As If they
had captured a fort Six warriors were
called out as a guard, and soon after
sunrise I was put in their charge and
started for a big Sioux village on Deer
creek, between the two forks of the
Republican river. I was. of course,
disarmed. Then ray elbows were tied
together and my feet tied under the
horse, and for fear the horse would
run off with rae he was led by a lariat
When we reached the village I was
put In a tepee and my arms unbound.
It was the third day after my cap
ture beforo I was disturbed. Then,
most of the warriors having returned
to the village on purpose to witness my
death, I was led out at 3 o'clock In the
afternoon to undergo the preliminary
to actual torture. This Is running the
gantlet .
I got ready as wen as i couiu, anu
when the signal came I sprang away
at the top of my Rpced. Blow after
blow fell upon me as the savages shout
ed their delight, and, to my great sur
prise, I at length reached the end.
There I fell In a heap, and they gave
mo ten minutes to brace up for the
run back. I made only half the dis
tance this time, being struck such n
blow over the head with a club that I
sank down unconscious. When I had
recovered my senses they returned me
to the lodge, where I lay for many
hours, expecting to be taken out any
moment for torture. They would have
finished me but for the fact that the
wife of Little Feather, who was in
another village fifty miles away, had
not yet arrived. She wanted to be in
at the death.
The squaw arrived soon after mid
night My ankles were tightly lathed,
and I could not sleep.
Half an hour after daylight tl» vil
lage was astir, and at sunrise a squaw
brought me some breakfast, and the
lashings around my ankles were cast
off. I learned several years after that
It was Intended to oblige mo to run the
gantlet again. I was eating the meal
the squaw had brought when a sud
den excitement arose outside. There
was a great shouting, followed by
cheers and tho report of firearms, and
the next minute the 200 frontiersmen
who had been raised in Kansas and
Nebraska as nn Independent :force
charged into tac village. It was a
complete surprise to the Indians, but
not for long. It wasn't five minutes
before the fleeinjr warriors rallied for
defense, but before that time I was
safe. At the flmt alarm I sprang op
and ran out of the lodge full against
one of the guards, and as i ran I waB
fired at two or three times. I was
with the horsemen In a minnte or two,
and after a bit I got a rifle and took
an active part In the hot fight going
on. We were driven off after a couple
of hours^but we got_every £otiy in the
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Kakaman & CLECAK
PROPRIETORS
Where Yon Can Get what Yog Desire Coot-ztl u It Should Bt
W« M»ke t gp«ci*lty of Buqwti ftmd Prlrate Dl**er Partis*.
A lad comlorUbla place for ft «»PP«r *ft»r th« shotr
or daae*—■«rrlc« la cosy prtvsty booifes It desired.
Ocrd and burned all the lodges, and
they bad many a dead warrior to
mourn over.
It waa singular that in after years
I should meet the squnw of Little
Feat liar on the reservation and have a
long talk with her. So it happened,
and she calmly told me that she had
been promised my scalp and it would
have been her hand which would have
ended my agonies after I had amused
the warriors to their fill as a prisoner
at the stake.
In Hi* Line.
Swlggle- I met Shutter, the photog
rapher, this n. m., and he touched me
for a five. This p. m. he touched rw
for five more.
Waller—Retouched you, eh >—Boston
Globo.
The Royal Box.
Prince Youssuf Iseddln, the heir of
the sultan of Turkey, la fifty-eight
years of age.
Dowager Queen Alexandra draws an
annuity from the British government
of about $300,000.
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, like the
king of the Belgians and King George
of England, belongs to the house of
Saxe-Coburg.
The present kaiser of Germany to
the twenty-first Hohenzollern sov
ereign and the ninth king of Prussia
and the third German emperor.
Aviation Notes.
The air craft Industry in France tf
confined almost entirely to' aeroplane*.
An English Inventor's aeroplane can
be converted Into a tent wherever !ts
pilot may happen to stop by the addi
tion of curtains between Its planes.
An neroplane that Its two New Jer
sey inventors claim is automatically
stabilizing has four supporting plane*,
substantially cross shaped In crow sec
tion and tapering to a point at the
front
Her Identity.
"Yonder girl's a daisy."
"She Isn't, for I know her, and she'*
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