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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

Mrs. ]. E. Goetz visited friends in
Portland last week.
s.
Arthur B. Williams, of Airlie. was
in Dallas Saturday.
$
G. R. Alexander, of Lewisville. was
in the city Saturday.
George Clanfield was a business Wis
itor in Salem Saturday.
$
John Mills, of Salem, visited in the
4 city over the week end.
=
@. M. Meyers and Mrs. Meyers were
Salem visitors last week.
=
r. G. Dykstra, pedagogue of Air
lie, was in the city Friday.
$
Mrs. S. Burke was a shopper in
Salem the last of the week.
B. Wilson, of independence, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Mrs. f. Crutchfield was a Salem
visitor from Dallas last week.
=
w. E. Conner, a business man of
Sheridan, was in Dallas the last of the
week.
w. w. Bailey, of Brownsville, was
in Dallas on business the last of the
week.
H. Ward, of Monmouth. was reg
istered at the Dallas the last of the
week.
. ]. w. Peterson, of Black Rock is
in the city for medical treatment
this week.
. Matt Clark, the well known Port
land business man, was in the city
last week.
s.
II. Brown and Vernie DeLashmutt,
of Sheridan, were in the city for the
carnival.
Ennis Frlnk, of Falls City, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Dallas visit
ing friends.
j. w Morgan, of Independence,
was a county seat visitor Saturday
and Sunday.
A. b. Gale and NJ. A. Burdick, of
Salem, were business visitors in the
city Saturday.
w. l.. Tooze. of Salem, was in Dali
las looking after business matters the
last of the week
II. l.. Crider has purchased a new
REQ touring car from L. d. Daniel
Polk county agent.
A. L. Burbank and George Bur-
bank of Falls City, were in Dallas on
business Saturday.
Miss Julia Nixon was in from the
farm for an over Sunday visit with
Mrs. Chas Bilyeu.
Miss Jennie Elkins, of FAILS CITY,
was a Dallas visitor at the home oil
her sister, last week.
=
T. s Williams. a substantial farmer
of Airlie. was business visitor in
Dallas the last of the week
II. c. HondOrman. of Park RIVER
n d.. is i'm the city visiting Jim
Robbie of the Dallas garage
r. Porter. steele Evans and MI ana
Mrs Ellis of Falls City, motored
down sunday for a brief stay.
=
Miss Ethel Wells, Of Portland pass
Cd through Dallas on her way to Air
lie Tn visit friends Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Gerlinger, Jr., OF port
land is in the city visiting at the
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
Dainty Napkins
and Crepe Paper

'"ffe are many good brands of
y paper and napkins. but none so
y as the old. reliable Dennison line.
nave Just received direct from the
-lson factory in Massachusetts a
shipment Of dainty paper nap
ana eolored crepe. The napkins
-p''se the new designs for 1912.
NE crepe paper can now be had
= NE popular shades.
-1ohg other Dennison goods. we
-' a complete stock Of
Table Cloths
Lunch Sets
Shelf Paper
Paper Flower Outfits
Initial Seals
rssse-PsrtOut Binding
Hearts and Stars
Sealing Wax
Tissue Paper
h-' z iuil line OF Dennison Paper
=, - Price Tags, Index Tabs.
- els and Card Holders. The
4. v-.-iek s'oek Of Dennison goods on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Beuairs Briefs

The Knigrts and Ladies or the Round
Table viii meet 100 regular session fN's
'tsnng
Edward Thomas. ~ Sew castle pa
Tine guest ~ friends rnd relatives Boz
'ris city
D. r. Tharp NJ Nobr. stree, ,
bus ness visitor or Niur.. irI. This
Giyaheth N.rifrg. OF Hetbe4ds i. t.e
l.i Hf frlrnIs Hui relative 100 fUI-
Miss Marie waFpuer. 40 Gravel Hu.
t.- nod from Be- r.aI- with fr~rIa
AND relatives go Toronto. o.
Ii'lus or interest fHf This paper may
DO left OF me CIV Roofs store ur f...-
HNnr"l fu fh@ reporter. BELL 2ff.f
mont street has returned from "a VISIT
ffi.nlH and relatives ~ f'ffs-
Ti1 Afarrsret Michael. os PartII-
rfIrrf hnH returned from re- Welt UIth
tr'erIs and relatives ~ Belmont
Ifrparf KEN. nf Gravel ffII H.. rn-
.r'i from 20 risif with friends 10
Fitie bethel NJ Gravel uu t ..a
fH.' Hf friends anI relatives af rsI-
mos Dubois So OF Gravel uu Is
- f1sa ris't0r or louisville OBJ
tn4 emily 4 tH'. cos,
E wl rr'ri 're v.rfsr
80 fr1rr nf rIIumrIr r s.
n f-rn'e arf -i1fIy's r
w o. f.i,0.t of s.. s,r $500.
t-a'-ss visitor f0. .f
r- Hersir. t.-io .r r,ri,s . r
session .r 'rsir hHn l.f ..sr
tr- Hsrl Eln s r
T'I-'y.e vth s.re.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Aged Lady Dead.

Nls MHrH Gfeeuiee. one Of the old
90; ie-i.erts uf this Nlclnity lied 90
N"r home about "a mile west pf this
civ SUNDAY evening following "a hrief
i;lness of innrmities incident TO Ola
surviving her arc three sons as fol
lows Harry. 90 home. Home. who le TO-
Gated poo Montana. and John j.. a Rock
liIll farmer. Funeral will take place
from the nom Wednesday, morning az
u o'clock lntermeut will he made m
tire Rock Hil cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

The o"af pf NlSs lea Lewis. ore %
me best known ruu-L ladies of Mar
tirs Ferry. ..tuI-. lis- tuing about
90 clock. az On" Nurfr wheeling hosrs-
ta4. where she underwear Iu urerat.tu
~a'iT'aA Tor tuner. For the past sew
eral ears she has been employed ae
~stthnErap.cr for Attorney j b. Helm
.ein, ~ hr4lgepurt she - survived hN
W" sisters. Miss Emma j. Lewis. a
teacner 90 me Martins .rry scloui. ans
Mrs Morton. also % Martins Ferry \
hr9tAer. N-o resides lu tie east also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

son "a law. Wlifrsl S0wten on Zane
street. occurred the death % Mrs
LOUISA Nutt after a snort tlreSs OF
NidheA trouble she was In tlc -Tfl
rear of her axe arI - survived ~ two
and one rpn. Toe body wsI
ne sNlIp"t over Tee b. d g. this affe--
i4"oH ID" Farmer '.tv. III. her former
nome. where f.e !Lts-meut viii De made
snort services VII. be ns.t here ronfyrt-
81 hy Rev. Stims1u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

H" remains 90 tie little ulNal chflI
WI" met SlUL o. tragic dsath ~lf4siav
.N+ Pc were taken 90 S~felnsnNfIIe yes
reg iaN aff"fru.a for burial The funeral
s'rf'.'~ '~rs held 40 fhe home 0u ~aut..
e.e1. street and short services wee
nell 40 ne ~ the river Dttt. where -re
family formerly resided Rev Fots.
.of o., ChuroI uf col. conducted tie SCI
wees Itn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
WIN Hold Party.

4 called meeting OF the Mary r. Rode
fer division or the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF this city was held
at tho home of Mrs. ". s Murray. Ola
Talluau avenue last evening The So
ri"ty VIII hold n fancy work party 1T
ilr nome % Mrs Charles Kosser. ou
~''urrrs"F street. Tue-Ia-. January H..
1913 Following Tie" business meeting "A
social session yeas held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
JULIUS WE'LL
Getting ready for Xmas,


Yes. INDEED ws are New Foods
FOR sensible Eifh-Ein be In Aoun-
dance Youn set here a selection
second TO none
Waists IN holly boxes. SIX Petit
coats IN roly boxes. Hemrutcfed
Pillow cases ana sheets. ~scaiioped
and frinEed Bedspreads. Ebony and
Ivory Manicure sets silver Mesl
Bass. Linen Table sets We cannot
begin 20 enumsrats all the gOod
things well have on selection.
but ~ will be a feast for the eyee
and a delight FOR ali 20 shop at our
store These Holidays We have plenty
OF aisle room for display. We just
ask you 20 delay your buying until
you see us Wen cave you money.
forget that Just received 100
pairs OF extra heavy gray blankets
with blue. gray or pink border. Marx
the sizes down. 6sN5f worth $50
Gtl0o pair Get In on these An
other eateh Of q 30 me comforts.
s1nI1 just IN. niled with white cot
ton. fast colored silkolines while
they last. 81 80 each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

iAe Wefuters uT t.e Eikz viii receive
iuf Ltheta to-day cor fp-morrsW WftrA
u"F ale 90 dispose of 40 mon slsr. i1
ilf tNarif} Ministries that are Co I.
gwen Boo o." HiEn school auditorium on
principals ~ the affair are holdire goof
r'h'"rsaIs and a finished pr0duTfIon
Wa some surprises a. Co Tho nhuffv ~
promised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

The following report OF arrests for
various oncnsee during the month or
OF Police A. g Malone: Fighting. =
stealing chickens /. disorderly conduct
:. lettering 8. violating Rose law /
to XII !. gambling IL. expos
person ?. exceeding speed limit l.
q -eault Z. carrying concealed eapon
.. drunk ~. total 50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

T|"-I0 |TIIs WI. % Director
ir craig. ls suffering from sew
IF't.h fINr. as The result of "A bad
Ei.tf evening when r atarf ne H.
900 % .tr 90 The A"eluutl.. brldre sf.
Do h lulr and rolled over ths
.N Mtf' she bad her baby
'Ih Dog. lit fortunately .t ESCAPED ~
$40 hHp o. very narrow cscspa
'Nt I- I"' EASILY 80 Ier home nov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

Martins Ferry has uHtatu.t ful -@x
eStap4~lEsrntr o. TIE last wees .-.ng
tie ~SrlFErNe Piano Company hrau-h
store 90 te 'rHI.fr .4.If4EE ans tie
Ideal Arr -ul Iuot1 SOP. pH..l NIL
'tra m 81 frN days some W-ta- nsn A
new aufas glove ftUturt wa~ au.raF
-"f- ht..n l~ lHirs a fine nus ness
art 90 b I-eiirtel 'Hat ere Two never
li.u- VII ALSO .e very s4Dc---sll and
VIA asa fp tHe town Aruvfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

\ huWU'T % Il|nI CHICKEN fIncIere-
arl"'s th~m wilbur Hsslop. Peter 3 ~
ly. James SArrueN. Isaruard Hr-ta-
TERRY hoehnlue and Frank Rour.. viii
axe their birds - the big poultry show
HH'h oprns at bellalre on the 18Th. anil
they expect 70 bring home "a low -.
cons It"y also expect - put their
liFds ut 90 tGe public sazs at tIa show
=" sen Isl held In wheeling in January.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

The Luther League % rthc Trinity
Lutheran church VIII hold a huair-el
mretinE nuiEU and the nnaI 4rrluc.-
In'ris FOR t" iitft1r and Luncheon O..
De- given or Thursday evening the .tl.
wall D. made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

.-~f evening az tho home on Mr.
'U Yn West Hanover street and
IIfns Tor fr.'r charity work FOR fbs
.HHr. ug Christmas SEASON T5e IedT.r
t" been Oh great helm fo many ~ a.
rtifdf" class lu past Years ami
year is 20 be- no exception ir the
good work ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

INTtHIs TOT WIOW WHTrIutF Wfro
sworn out IN both squire bu-s ana
squire cttherEt1n's courts lass vel
We're up Tor hearing last wrcx. ana a. N
wac shown tHat they had been very neg
warned 20 Doe a lttla more ,arefuI In
we tLtIre " both maE.afrnta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

Pozzi 'socNin. A foreigner w.o had
been 90 1t tuo h~1~iIta. Tor some time.
died there yesterday morning and the
remains were removed C. the Noble
ih"rE where they We're prepared 20.
hnrlA. T. .aS been definitely decided
ry o." man friends when toe f!p.raI
VII be held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

The Daughters ~ Liberty held a well
attended meeting last evening - which
Hine new members were initiated. after
WHICH a social session and rcrreSlrhents
were. enjoyed The local lodge is one ~
We fasitst E9.HiuR in the Community
anu lS alrra4y uue e tire largest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
O w. b n. Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting pf the
9 ". Il. u. u the Christian Church will
lie held In the SUNDAY school room Of
The Christian church. mis- evening and
an members are requested O. be- pres
eut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

Inc kuishts % 81 barbara. IN $3.50
cation 81 Au7trars. viii celebrate their
ahhlFrrsary at 81 A~uthony'r Cutruur
gahToh. Wednesday ana they plan To-
nave Some fine exercises = program
no louht there will bo a large a,t.ua-
auea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

The Daughters Of Liberty will NEE;
IN regular session Ia their hall on Bel-
street. this evening and all mem
boris are urged to he present Follow
the drtll practice tEe annual elect
ION OF officers will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

Th" Union Bible class WEI rntf A
T''ii this evening at ts- lorre .r
NlIr- Elmer Liruincott. IN Iurur G
---. .-... -. $500. = l. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
BLUM BROS.

Hundreds of Women Need New
Tailored Suits
This Week We Offer 100 brand
new suits-right out of our reg
ular stOck-every new style
every new shade-genuineIy e
duced TO-.
Any $1,000 Suit for s 500
Any $500 Suit for $1,000
Any $4,000 suit for $1,000
Any $500 Suit for $4,000
Splcndii values and 100 wo
men arc going to he the proud
owners Of a new suit at a sub
stantial saving. Come to-mor-
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

ance - requested. Several important
matters win be given ten inciud-
ms the matter OF placing lights on the
east side Of Belmont street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

ALL Orders ron
MONUMENT
WORK

To be erected this fall should ne placed
AZ once. thus allowing sufficient uni,
complete strictly high class work
We are SHOWING the latest designs OF
modern ideas and give each patron
exclusive right To- their selection.
A postal card or either phone Will
orins % you our large collection Of de-
sigma 10 select from.
No ARanta EmnlnraA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

! aruish. ~ Nens about five miles vest
or THIS city. ana found nftv-one bottle
li ""tf ANA a quantity or whi-key She
We. a~frdiEnef before Squire Nnrr-II
"~t"rdHN and entered "a plea Of n0t
tullif 70 "a charge Of Violating ffs
't"s" law and viii be- given a preltm-
mary hearing Saturday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

We have Just received our Christ.
mas shipment OF these famous ROYAL
Res Chairs and they are going FAST
NouU have 20 hurry o. YOU want 20
zoe fn"m N- have them boo our vim
dow fH.- week
G.O % MATTHEWS.
Ifinloiu Block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
ELK GRAND
ALL-sTAR VAUDEVILLE
Pour ana Five Big Acts.
LATEST PICTURES

Pness-Matiuee. all seats Ioo. night
orohsstra 2oe; Balcony Ioe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

Ineral services over the remain az
~ Illi"m. m" son OF Nh and Mrs. VIII
'- home SATURDAY following an Illness
'i ~pp"n'iclfis We're conducted veatar-
dti morning ~ 80 p'cinck Intermept
.terr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
BRIDGEPORI
Llfs-Lonz R.,insn, ni..

d esterday afternoon al the howe N
y "-t Wh~rllns. nrrurrde tie death OF
AIRS Alma J Butler after a nig .l-
ness q cancer She was iu the slrd
car or her axe and is survived los the
.NaphhG. Wa4fcr Butler auf fnre. cl..-
lren Her father and four brotrers and
three sisters also survive. she va. A
Sptencid christian woman. a lifelong
tnetnehr of The NJ p church there. and
viii BE- missed ly a number OF friends
a. well ~ o.. family The funeral Nil
D held ThuTsda. afternoon az /. o'clock
ana Kew. Ross sullivan viii oTlgiat-
In Police Court
Ihe Two inca arrested SATURDAY. even
ms Tor ngntIng. drew g ans costs az
I-elr nearing 4n>t evening ana the pisIu
drunk the usual 81 anil costs. An frr.a
PAID up and were released
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03

VIII Elect oaioors.
me regular meeting - the Ionic
.'iE' "f NfFUu- WiI1 be heII boz th.
Masonic Temple. nr Belmont street fhi.
evening AU members ar. reque4t.d b.,
'."r- viii DO held.
Birthday Party.
M-+ Nfre Eraniish wiII entertain b..
street. FrIil. evening I...u... .
i'h'' "f N"r sINf'.rfH birthday Tr.
't" ing VIII l- spend rf .- ..f
b U. aUI Hf .-t..r.HH I.
frf. .uarfs Will no served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-03
Birthday Party.
See Our
Window Display of
Slippers

We have slippers for
-very member Of the fam
~ Grandpa down %
Baby
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30

Canada's first official gold coins are now being mlnted and circulat- ed over the Dominion. There was an attempt made in the early days O; the gold discoveries to mint gold coins. but the Imperial gov ernmeut stopped it. That of course, was long before the Yukon en- tered the family of confederation and when it was a separate colony, with governor at the head of its affairs. Governor Douglas got the idea that the newly-discovered gold would look well if converted into .sovereigns, and as his word was pretty much the law of the land, the idea was carried out. A mint of some sort was put up and equip ped with machinery. The neces- sary machinery was obtained, the mint was started and gold soyere- igns were turned out-for 8 little while The minting was done with out the authority of the imperial government, and when London heard that gold coins were being produced in British Columbia, i'm mediate action was taken. The mint was closed and never reopen ed. The coins turned out in the short interval of the British Colum- bia hints activity were never of ficially accepted or authorized as currency. They are now very rare and as curiosities are worth a good deal more than real money Of like denomination. From that day till few weeks ago. no gold has been coined in Canada.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30

To the mjrd or the average eaH- gressmaa. and this mesas s-asos. toc. Alaska is a ersat was.e wssta. over which dog yoams travel and tho natives live ia i-I7o- and saN- sfst on whale alua1r aaE goaaE We confess a Sometimes .-5sss tor 6ooss. hat 5earr ya sGs n-as- bo7.
 IJ by a strange utaaauos some Statesman os tao CTS. srSrId pause long enough in hs fnrs~ sseors Of the crookc5gess e. h.s ora ~e Nors and tho 5pafgagg. 70 rcad gr on Alaska. we should ge r'osse3 ta Inform hlm that rieat here ia Skagwsy the weather very seldom gets down Co zero. and when H does a remains there but a day or two There is mol s1ov c-oeeh during the winter Gor a 6ezsst ta- began slide. There are Oaly half aozcn nlalamate dogs la tbe city and these are ker' Co show e tourists
 Furthermore We want sc boldly make tbe claim that tAee are more modern houses ia SEseway than ia any city o5 it's size in the United States.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.

Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud veiser. Blue Ribbou and Pale Rain fer Beer at the Board os Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30

Some of the enemies of James wickersham stin persist in claim ing that he was not the author of the home rule bill In order to offset their further spreading of the falsehcod we herewith reprint an extract from the Congressional Rec ord wherein Hon. Henry D. Flood of Virginia, chairman of the Commit ee on Territories said;
 As a matter Of fact, the Dele .atc rrom Alaska (Mr. Wicker. Sbam) is the patron of the biu.
 ND WANT TO SAY HERE THAT ALASKA HAS BEEN VERY FOR TUNATE IN THE LAST TWO CONGRESSES IN HAVING \ REP RESENTATvE OF SUCH HIGH CHARACTER AND SPLENDID ABn TTY AS JUDGE wICKERSHAM. tArFlausc.) He has done an im- mcnSc amount of work on this bill and is the patron of it."
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30
JAMES HECKEPSHAM

There Is a belle 7wra- - .a.s that whoever loayes nr-e a.- =rs day wander Nar# a Wren cnoe a person has .er -.a magic
 influence cI the ar-.r. .- .n.. beside these E.r-- as.. .... ..-E- cd upon thc .zara -... a- sail cd along .ho l.s- 5.,-.d zg-
 when he has one srrod under -aa uebuIous northern ura.s and hsa-a the fiery serears hiss "a ..g.- ness across taa heavo-s. w-e- ,.e long nights have taken l.u a..s .a memory over tEe s.E.-rz nat.s g. youth and inaorsas- aaa inc a.a- night sun has soaaael him vt.H a lingering oarrzs. he has then r- ccived an jmrrosso. rhas o'.n.=.
 Go out into tne worlds aa...a.-- iy, flight iu it's battles. trade .a i.s marts, swirl ln It's astt.idaHas 1ua when the senses arp tired @..E .aa glamour Of EJ aL then a-e mag. tnrlueuCss Of tEc north w.1 eaEI .o" to come and rest The agre.I s irresistible aud yoa va.tog Ja1t.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30

following:
 "The hottest days Of the year in Fairbanks were sunday and yes teraay On both days the mer- cury in the many thermometers about town registered as high as Ss degrees in the shade.
 "At the ball game sunday the sun became so hot that many had to divest themselves of all super fluous garments.
 Tn the Presbyterian church, Dr. S. Hall Young, before starting his sermon. suggested that the male members of the congregation re- move their coats. The sourdough divine removed his and the sermon was accordingly delivered and listen ed to In shirtsleeves.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30

H. mn'e ot the unConveution- ..... os the north comes from Fair
 -Es Contrary to the outside ..war Of Alaska it sometimes gets as. along the edge of the Arctic ...-.a BUt when it gets hot up ...- people remove some of their ..r.Hs garments and society Is ". shocked at the act. The Fair
 ~ .fwss of July 9, prints the
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30

wa have more bathrooms per ....a. -ore electric lights, take ... .Eaziues, read more news ..-a and have a more intelligent
 - citizens than any city Of
 .ra in the United States-this ...taa tHe environments Of .Bos- ..a people here are healthier, .EaaEos. have less worry, more in
 .saree, more to eat and more . #a.- per capita than any city .a United States.
 E..a is uot boosting. It is fact, ... H. aaG prove jJ.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30
LAST OF ARCHIBALD
 UNTIL FALL HEARING

Washington. July 30-The Arch bald hearing has gone over until the fall term of congress.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-07-30
UZOORE'S MHERE co.

SlthboundSteamersA Arrive and Depart From This Dock
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-13
Mumtlv Peq,

Every lad knows now to play mum.
bly, peg by heart or can easily learn.
Two or three boys can best play to-
gether. and ill they need are suitable
soft ground and n good iackknlfe.
The game has sometimes twenty
four movements. and sEiIlful players
can perform nearly all the different
reats. always gaining the two fingers.
which make Il fair stick" Every
player in turn goes through as many
plays rs lie can. till he completes the
circuit. The boy who loses used TO
nay the penalty by pulling two inch
Peg ont Of the ground. This feature
has been completely dropped in recent
Years and many or the old movements
left out
The game. however. llaS lost none or
IT'S interest. ami good players are able
to stick the Knife in The ground from
all difficult positions. These include
lropping The knife from different
parts Of The body aud sometimes
throwing It over the head. Boys must
lie careful when playing the game ana
give the player plenty nf room. All
bows are familiar with the different
feats they must perform with the
knife 10 win the game.