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The Big Sandy news., 1908-02-28

It is reported that the grand iwy
az Prestonsburg has indicted Wm.
Artrip. the railroad engineer who wa
running TIE engine that killed Jos
Banks We did not learn the desTes
o. the indictment.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-02-28

Pat Hager. a Big sandIan. who has
lived in Pittsburg. for several years.
has moved to Huntington and will
be with the J. NJ Coach 4 Co.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-02-28

acce0 Of Ferun8 VII co1LlnlI > =
fault Bat We are determined tsglD
such people no just conpkd1l
PERUEA Is A GREAT MEDICIH1
1t has become . household u@ =
millions Of honsA Our hith n -
remedy l. Stronger than ever EuT
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13
THEIR FAvoRIrE POETS

The hungry mans poet-Chaucer.
The Roman Catholics poet-Pope.
The giants poet-Longfellow
His Satanic majesty's poet-Burns.
The chauffeur's poet-Swift
The crooks poet-Steele.
The punster's poet-Whitt1er.
The butchers poet-Lamb.
The writer's poet-Wordsworth
The physicians poet-Akenside.
The gossip's poet-Chatterton.
The painters poet-Dobson.
The hermit's poet-Dryden.
The dentists poet-Goldsmith
The lovers poet-Harte.
The farmers poet-Hay.
The cook poet-Browning
The Salvation Army lass poet1Hood
The sailors poet-Locker.
The Irishman's poet-Patmore.
The oysterman's poet-Taylor.
The youths poet-Young.-Life
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

NOR the benefit Of the Georgia peo-
II pie suffering from the recent
4 Hoods southerners in Los Angeles
are giving benefit in Cumnock han
the evening of September 20.
Society maids and matrons'ar lend
ing their assistance to make the event
a financial success, and the excellent
program will be followed by an in
formal reception.
Women who have consented to act as
are Mrs. e. w. Britt, Mrs.
Wesley Clark Mrs. Edwin L. Earl, Mrs.
w. L. Graves, Mrs. West Hughes, Mrs.
Charles Colcock Jones, Mrs. John c.
Mccoy, Mrs. Mathew S. Robertson, Mrs
C. Q. Stanton, Mrs. A. M. Stephens.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

with box party at - Auditorium
Friday afternoon as a courtesy to Miss
Mabel Barry, whose engagement to
Dr. David Silverstein of Denver was
recently announced.
Miss Barry is q Charming young wo-
man who viii be greatly missed by her
many friends, who, while rejoicing in
not set the date for her marriage earlier
than midwinter.
Afterward the company were enter
tanned by Miss Fortier at her Carroll
avenue home. Others present beside
the hostess and guest of honor were
Miss Bean, Miss Rainison, Miss Pat
terson and Miss Raymond.
IS
AS fitting finale to the series of re-
eeptions with which the Young Mems
Christian association has entertained
In opening their new building, club and
ladies' night, the event of Friday even
ing, was brilliant success.
The building was thronged with Wis
itors, and many of the prominent men
and women of the city were shown
through the various departments.
dr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Burdette
were guests of honor AS the visitors
entered the lobby they were received
and introduced by General Secretary
ID. q. Luther and Mrs. Luther. The
presidents of many of the women's
clubs of the city were also in the re-
ceiving line, assisting the board of
directors and their wives. officers of
the Triangle cadet corps, dressed in
white uniforms, served as asguard of
honor, and designated members acting
as guides who accompanied small
groups through the building to explain
its respective features.
The building was handsomely decor
ated throughout for the occasion. Lux
urious palms were banked in the lobby,
and the general color scheme of white
and yellow was carried out in the floral
decorations. In addition, some 5000
carnations were used In other parts of
the building.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

to Miss Meta Robinson C Topeka
Kas., who, with her mother, Mrs. A. A.
Robinson, has been occupying the
Fielding j. Stilson home on Kensing-
ton road for several weeks.
Mrs. Doheny's guests were enter
tanned with box party at the Belasco
later, those who enjoyed the pleasant
occasion being Mrs. Paul HARDWOOD of
Guadalajara, New Mexico, Mrs. Frank
Powell, Mrs. j. M. Danziger, Mrs j.
e. Behold, Mrs. J. Champion Ander-
son, Miss Kate Smith of Pasadena,
Miss Bessie Campbell, Miss Merrill,
Miss Lima Johnson, Miss Winifred
Llewellyn. Mr.. Robinson, who is presi-
dent of the Mexican Central railroad,
joined his wife and daughter here
Thursday.
DR.. Mary ]. Green entertained with
an deliberately appointed luncheon
Wednesday at her home on Lake street,
covers being laid for ten.
Assisting DR.. Green was her charm
ing and accomplished young cousin,
Miss Maude Low, who recently re-
turned from concert tour in the east
s.
Los Angeles Alumnae club, Phi Beta
Phi, will come together for luncheon al
the Westminster Tuesday at noon. All
members of the sorority in the city are
invited to be present
d
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Philip have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will
receive their friends at their Beacon
street residence.
81
G. H. Erwin and party made the trip
to Fairmont, La Crescenta. on horse
back recently, returning the same day.
s.
At meeting of the Xopeia club held
Thursday evening in the club rooms on
Spring street officers were elected for
the ensuing year as follows: Warde L.
Heller, president; A. ]. Bendowski, first
vice president; L. w. Prewitt, second
vice president; e. j. Salyer, secretary;
A. S. McKinnon, treasurer; Messrs @.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

Mrs. Cameron Erskin Thorn. Mrs. Olin
Wellborn, Mrs. Charles Wellborn, Mrs.
George Wiltshire, Mrs w. d. Wool
wine.
Young women who will take part in
the program are Mrs. David s. Barmore,
Miss Beatrice Wigmore, Miss Hazel
Kirkpatrick, Miss Agnes Bethune, Miss
Lita Murietta, Miss Gertrude Work
man, Miss Hazel NARROW, Miss Doria
Davidson, Miss Flora Guthrie, Miss
Maude Lawton and Miss Evalyn Bar
more.
The program will include one-act
play, a whistling solo, vocal selections
by Mrs. e. Fleming L Engle and instru-
mental numbers by William Edison
Strowbridge.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

A delightful program was rendered.
DR.. Burdette spoke from the marble
steps leading from the lobby to the
first messanine floor. The arrange
ments of the lobby are ideal for such
an occasion, both in acoustic properties
and in the many vantage points for the
auditors. Probably a thousand people
listened to DR.. Burdette as he spoke
In his own inimitable vein. Secretary
Luther was called for, and has he re-
sponded, speaking briefly about the
work of the association, received an
ovation. Mrs. H. G.. Marxmiller rem
dered two vocal solos and sang duet,
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Bacon. Mas
ter Vernon Betten sang, and music was
dispensed throughout the evening by
the echestra of Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church, r. j. Nichols director.
Mr. Edkard H. Emett acted as mas
ter of ceremonies.
There were many expressions of
pleasure at the splendid and practical
appointments of the building, and those
connected with its erection were recipi-
ents of hearty congratulations.
Refreshments were served from the
first mezzanine floor by 6 company of
young ladies, who made charming
picture as they presided over the stand
decorated with flowers.
Sc
The engagement of Miss Lois Ses-
sions and Paul Goode Hendrickson,
which was recently announced, is being
made the motif of much delightful en-
pertaining, and the ball of merry events
will begin to unwind tomorrow evening
when Mrs. r. II. Grant of Burlington
street will entertain for them, the
guests being company of young peo-
pie who recently returned from
camping trip in the Big Tejunga can
yon.
The invitations issued were on khaki,
and the guests are expected to wear
their outing suits. The rooms are to
be adorned with cupids and hearts, and
a feature of the evening is to be an ex-
perience meeting, wherein every one Is
expected to relate his or her personal
experience during the outing. 1t is
said that the betrothal of the special
guests of the evening took place dur
ing this same outing, and every one Is
wondering what sort of a bluff they
will put up when~it comes their turn
to Tess up.
Members of the merry party, besides
the chaperones, Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
Bartoo, are Miss Sessions, Miss Pauline
Grant Miss Mildred Cochran, Miss
Beth Cist, Miss Lillian Moss, Miss
Juanitay Hanson, Miss Margaret Freid-
gan, Miss Grace Summerville, Miss
Fannie Tedrow, Miss Zulla Reed, Miss
Violet Moss; Messrs. Hendrickson.
Chester Bartoo, Ralph Bryant, Wallace
Cakes, Vernon Underwood, Eugene
Williams, Burton Barnes, Arthur
Mates.
-I&-
Mrs. Augustine Shelburne of Brent
avenue was hostess Friday evening at
one Of the prettiest affairs Of the week,
when, assisted by her mother, DR.. Nam
ME @. Clark, she entertained for Miss
Lulu Tryon and w. F. Martin. whose
engagement WAS announced few
weeks ago.
A program of games on the lawn
was followed by other games in the
house, which was gay with decorations
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13
Society
The aLlMMER GIRL
FTHE summer girl Is home again
From mountain and from sea.
with All hnr trnflhies at her belt

ME summer girl is home again
From mountain and from sea-
With all her trophies at her belt,
A famous warbler shell
she's tall or short-she's dark or fair
She's everything that's sweet.
And all mankind delight TO lay
Their service at her feet
Her ways would sure provoke saint,
And yet her heart Is tue
She makes the very hest of chums
The while she laughs at you,
''The queens returned! Long live the
queenl"
Each knightly SOUL will say.
AS DER all hearts, with dancing feet,
She takes her own sweet way.
And still she'll laugh and sing and dance
As merry seasons whirl. =
And II you're very good indeed,
She'll be youE winter GID
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

n NE Of the most charming women
who ever visited Los Angeles, and
~ one of the most eagerly welcomed
by all who know her, is Mrs. Mark
Lewis of Birmingham, Ala who ar
rived early in June, and with her chill
dren, Harold and Baby Mildred, passed
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Howell, In her girlhood
home on West Seventh street.
Mrs. Lewis has been the compliments
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

-FHOIO Uy otcukeIs
ed guest at many delightful social hap
penings this season, and old-time
friends have WED with each other in
offering card and theater matinees,
luncheons, dinners and musicales. and
the last two weeks of her stay were
filled with pleasant affairs.
Mrs. Lewis and children left Tuesday
over the southern route for their home,
expecting to arrive there yesterday
morning.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

suggestive of the approaching we'd
ding. and the evening was concluded
| with twO-courSe supper.
Those present to enjoy the jolly even
ing included, besides Mr.. Shelburne,
Dr. and Mrs. r. l.. Lippold, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H miller, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Briggs, Mrs. T,oler, the Misses Bertha
Cronkhite, Clara Alden, Lulu fireman,
Ula Hammaes, James, Ula James,
Kelsey, Lucy Kelsey, Talbert. Maude
Boice, Helyn Henry, Helen Borsbury;
Messrs. Fl. v. Camney, Wyatt, Ernest
Sherwood, Graves, H. Cook, r. M. Nc
Hargue. E.. H. Retzloff, Richard Wei
mer, w. q. Hall, H. p. Yates. Sidney
Alden.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Lillian p. Pearson and Vincent E. Hop
kins, the ceremony having taken place
September 8 at the home of the brides
parents, S39 East Twentieth street,
Rev. j. d. Wahlberg officiating.
81
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Otto on Hoover street presented jolly
scene Friday evening, when a large
number of their friends were called to-
gether to assist in celebrating the
twenty-tifth anniversary of their mar
riage.
NIL anu MIS-. OLlO were generously
remembered by large number of
beautiful and costly gifts in silver by
the many friends assembled. The home
was brilliantly lighted and ornamented
by hundreds of roses, carnations and
ferns. Elaborate refreshments were
served in the spacious dining room.
Among those present were a number
of former Fort Worth, Texas, friends,
now living in Los Angeles, as we'll as
others visiting here from that city The
bridal cake containing a ring, gold
thimble, darning needle, button and
dime was cut by the guests amid much
hilarity. jollification and guessing as to
who would be the lucky ones to find
the articles in hiding.
At late hour the guests departed,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Otto many happy
years and that they may celebrate their
golden wedding twenty-five years
hence.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. w.
O. Morton, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Nc
Knight, t. j. Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolf Mausard, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L.
Biehl, Mrs. A. l.. Parker, r. Hitchcock,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fowler, Wallace Coyd,
Mrs. Miller,s Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Boyd,
George Miller, Mrs. Francis Maggs,
Briscon, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Moore, DIR. and Mrs Greene. Miss
Smith, Mrs. Sarah McKissick. Miss
Sarah Maben, W. j. Bailey. and son.
Fort Worth, Tex; Oliver Garden, Mr..
and Mrs. JEFF Britton, Dallas. Tex:
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Brown, Venice: Mrs.
G. III. Stoll, Miss M. Stoll, HOLLYWOOD:
Mrs oliver Stadlee, Miss Joyce Stand
lee, Rivera; Mr.. and Mrs. Silliman,
New York.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

Rynex, there being covers for Judge r.
s. Andres, Mrs. Adela Chevalier and
Miss Bonnie Bell Martin.
Capt. Rynex, who is connected with
the pension bureau at Washington, is
leaving with his daughter for their
eastern home about the middle of the
week and will stop en- route at many
points of interest.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

Mrs. James Buckley and daughter,
Miss Helen, left Thursday for the east,
Mrs. Buckley intending to place her
daughter IN convent in Quebec,
where she win attend school,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

Mrs. Edward =. Dohony of Chester
place entertained with luncheon at the
Jonathan club Thursday in compliment
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

Mr., and Mrs. Harry Fryman are
weekend guests at Oak lodge, the sum-
mer home OF Mr.. and. Mrs. A. ]. Pros
ser in Willard canyon Mrs. Fryman is
convalescing from a severe attack OF
tonsilitis.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Wells Ut Ellen
dale place, accompanied by their daugh-
tiers, Miss Helen and Miss Louise, are
enjoying trip of month or six weeks
in the east.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04
CAPTAIN JOSsELYN WILL
TELL Of HIS SHIPWRECk

The Y II. c. A viii have its month
" roundup Monday night Of next
week. and the chief number on the
program viii be an account Of Cap
tain Josselyn's shipwreck on the Ma
lay Peninsula, told by the Captain
himself in his own graphic way. This
story is one of the most thrilling sea
stories OF the day, as fact is always
more strange than fiction. Perhaps
no man living has had an experience
the equal OF that OF Captain JOS
seIyn, and the recital Of the story viii
draw large number Of The members
and friends Of the Z. N. G A 70 the
Association building 70 hear it The
program will be interspersed with n1u-
steal numbers at the places in the
story where the scene changes
The round-ups ara usually for the
memers Of the Association only, but
this one viii be open TO the men and
their lady friends as well. The gen.
sraI interest IN hearing man tell his
ovrn adventures and the many friends
the Captain has in the city are sure
to attract q number OF people g the
roundup this month
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Senator Kalama has been appointed
Republican campaign manager on
Maui
Wilhelm KeIIe. thu letter-carrier, is
sick at his home at Sixth Avenue, Ka-
imuki.
A Japanese commercial night school
under Christian auspices viii soon be
started in Honolulu.
School Inspector King goes from
Maui, where he has been visiting, 10 his
home at OIaa, Hawaii
Bishop Moore had a large congrega-
ton when he preached at Waikiki and
spoke fmpressively for over an hour
Bishop Moore Of the Methodist
church VIII deliver an address at the
Commercial Club at noon tomorrow
A japanese child was run over by a
hack at Palama on Sunday and 50
badly injured as TO require sending 10
the hospital.
\ police raid on a house in Sheridan
street last night Melted four Chinese
who were trihing illegally with dou1i-
noes.
Detective Reeves rafded a house on
Kinau street last night and arrested
ten Chinese who were engaged IN the
diverting pastime called paikau-
President Morgan Of the Chamber OF
Commerce Is IN favor OF a citizens
committee. rather than one Of that
body. on the matter Of entertainment
OF Admiral Evans feet.
L is reported that Chang Tso Fan,
the Chinese consul. Is soon 10 return TO
China and be succeeded by Tsang Hal,
who was secretary u the consul in san
Francisco Hal Is sixty years old
Consul Chang Tso Fan in advised
/ from the Chinese Legation IN Wash
/ ingtsu that mbassador WI Ting
/ Fang VIII be a passenger in the steam
er Siberia due here on the end inst
/ on his way to Washington
/ The Democrats or Maui in conven-
ton endorsed Judge 4. y. Kepoikai for
/ reap poIutzuent- Chairman 7. 3. Lyons
viii run for sheriff and the candidacy
/ for county attorney lies between J. II.
/ WAS and J. Y. KaIua.
Next move ii the settlement Of the
t Kappa land question viii De the ap-
/ pTaising Of the lands Ella borate maps
Of the different sections are ready.
/ Mana ger FairchiId Of the Makee Sugar
/ % VIII Be IN town this week
/ Secretary H P Wood OF the Cham
Eer Of Commerce was 70 confer with
/ the president Of the United Fruit Co
Al New York relative 10 a proposal
that the company pat on a lire Of fruit
steamers between here and the Coast
A conference wfI BE- held wednesday
between t1e Rapid Transit Co man
ageuent and Eairaukt committee, OF
the subject Of d petition from tile lat
ter for 3 ten-mlnlre car service BE-
/ tween 3 and 10 a. m and 4 and p
n. on the Wafalae lire. now having
an aH-5ay Commute service
Governor Frear. although ne lately
expressed views derogar0ry 10 the land
settlement association plan n general
would BE- wiling To adopr i for ths
settling IF the Ls.lehua lands with z
colony Of American farmers He nai
hopes that al least q portion Of those
lands. 1ow he'd as q military reSe-va-
ton NH Dc surrendered . the Terri
tory by the War Department.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04
PART II.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

s2.25 shoulder capes for CSC. at
Sachs
a gentleman advertises in this issue
for tiger-marked kitten.
4 waItham watch. in gold case, has
been lost Reward at this Office.
JOS. NJ. Aea. agent for H. n. Liliuo-
kalani, has a notice in this issue.
For few weeks. Mrs. Kearns'
chutney at sc. a jar. al all grocers.
Putnam Health pills make rich
blood: sec. a package. Try them.
black and tan Dachshund (fe-
male) has been lost. See classified
ads.
An American aged twenty-five is
looking for employment. See CLASH
fed ads.
The owl cigar is still the best scent
smoke on the market. Sold by NJ. A
Guust & Co.
This is the third day Of the great
no-proht sale at Blom's- Things are
lively. but there are stil lots of the
best bargains. left
Popular novels, welI-boun in cloth
ara selling al the Hawaiian News
Co Ltd. for &c Young building.
Special for one week
Queen IdliuokaIani accompanied by
Mrs ]. K Aea, viii leave fer Hoo
kena today by the Aauna Loa ID re-
main for several weeks.
a 81 quality Peau de Cygne silk for
CSC. yard at sachs.
Far people who would like to De re-
stored 70 their original figure should
take Grundman's Obesity Tea T o.
sale By Benson, smith & Co. Ltd
# you're depressed and heavy. an
hour or 50 after meals, you need t7o1-
listers Cascara Laxative 1aolels
They cure constipation and stomach
trouble.
We have three good buys in autos
machines that have been sold AFTER
TITLE use-a Rec, q Cadillac ana
47rst-class Tourist. Associated Garage
Merchant street.
Fine Iaees and dainty waists may y
;-o-sa IN the kitchen, laundry or sew
ing-roon with electric natlroElS' e
waiian Electric Co, Ltd KING
neal. Alakea-
PIT your vaIuables where they ~
ha safe from fire, accident and lLll@fe7
Rent = safe-deposit box. for sec.
month. from the Hawaiian Trust -
Ltd, Fort street
Wear and looks are what deter
r7f-a he cost or economy o. a PANT
Get FuIler-s Pure Prepared pant an
you VIII have the cheapest and oeS'
Levers & Cooke, Ltd.
Thirrv-fve Of the finest cailToFEll Fl
mules for plantations have just Dee
received and are ready for sale a
Schumaa Carriage Co Ih9
4 ehearer n price than any s0l4
for three years
Broken lots Of corset covers al IA
price a. sachs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04

The splendid program prepared oy
me Honolulu symphony Society has
awakened an unusual amount Of inter
- among those who love good music
This vas proven by the large demand
for tickets when TIE reserved seats
ry=rs placed On sale yesterday morning
at Wall. Nichols Co
The symphony orchestra and the
special chorus Of mixed voices, both
trained and conducted by Ar Bo1e.
are IN fine shape for the concert and
-azre Is every reason 70 believe that
the occasion viii be 3 grand musical
success. The. concert viii be AT Bishop
Han. Punahou, THURSDAY February o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04

Now is the Matching season Consult
". c. Weed0n's ad. today if you are
locking for results in the poultry line.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04
THE BAND WILL PLAY
At THOMAS SQUARE

Thomas Square will have the band
concert this evening at 1880. Follow
ing is the program:
PART L
March--Peter Piper" new. Henry
Overture-''Fra Diavolo'' $500. Auber
Gar Take Ne with You in Your
Dreams new Oliver
Cbl Let Ne Rock in Ny Old Rock
ing Chair new SPHINX
SeIection-..The Rose of Castillo -.
..-.--... BaiIe
PART II.
vocai-aawaiian Songs. AR. by Berger
rCal LAS Long as the World Rolls
On" new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ban
(hl Love Dreams (new) Sutton
spanish-s'La SorelIa'' (new) 80. Borel
Ca) la Lickette" new .-.-..-. Davis
Oh En- Route new ..... Rosenstein
star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04

Your party viii BE- 9 success i Won
can rs up and have Us supply EozS
candies. Ice cream and assorted cakes
Alexander Young cafe. Phone 81
The Alaska prospector., 1908-07-23
BRIDGES A NECESSITY

The government road commission has done, and is doing, good work on the route between Valdez and the interior but in order that anyone may realize to the greatest extent the benefits accruing from this work q bridge across the glacier stream just outside of town is q necessity. Miles of fine wagon road do little good if the principal purpose for which they are constructed is unavailing because q torrent prevents, in the one case getting in to the road and in the other getting to the place desired by those using the road.
 However, the road commission has respondodEto the appeals of the citi- zeus of Valdez and it. is highly proba- ble that the bridges will be built in time this year to permit embracing the benefits of.the road.