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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-22
THE GRAND.

A Biograph drama, "A Tender Hearted Crook" will be featured at the Grand tonight The girl in the case decides after what happened at the garden party that she did not want his love any longer, but could not live without it. She decided to leave this world. Her unexpected caller had something to say about that. He did not have to read Sarah Hardcrab's Advice to the Lovelorn to know what to do. Being a very human and sensible person, he brought two young people together in his orig inal way.
 "Tortoises at Close Range "Egyp- tian Temples" and Ice Cutting in Sweden" Pathe split, and The Missionary and the Actress Selig drama, will also be shown tonight at the Grand
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-22
NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Conway, Conway, Arkan- sas, will be held at the office of the directors of said bank in their bank building, Monday January 5, 1914, at 10 o'clock a m., for the purpose of electing seven directors for the ensG- ing year and for such other business as may properly come before said 
 JO FRAUENTHAL, Pres.
 W. B. WILSON, Sec. of Board L. H. PYLE, Cashier. (dwtf)
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-22
LIQUOR PETITIONERS
 CLAIM THE MAJORITY

Little Rock, Dec 22.-Those in charge of the Little Rock liquor peti- tion will this week send their solicit ors around a second time, in order to enlarge the list before it is filed. It is intimated that the liquor uUn are already safe, having over 10000 names on the local petition, but that an effort will be made to increase this number to l2,000 and have no room for doubt. The petition is very systematic affair, and so arranged
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-22

Deep-seated coughs that resist ordi- nary remedies require both external and internal treatment. If you buy dollar bottle of BILLIARDS HORE- HOUND SYRUP you get the two remedies you need for the price of ore There is a HERRICK'S RED PEP PER POROUS PLASTER for the chest, free with each bottle Sold by Nelson Drug Co.-adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-22
Why Not Give Us Your Christmas Business ? !? We Have The Goods!

One of the main claim entitled 10 business that been the ewey business for the and have dissatisfied toner in the of the fact. Our stock of jewelry good will buy and should you something what ought be- here to right it. We claim have BETTER goods than competitors but do claim have good. and trip will convince you. And yd,' douo about the selection of Chrsmss Gilt knd If you wlll call and perhaps assist you. We have every thing
 stock $ carried I'll first. ewelry store.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-12-22
CONTEST ENDS: FIRST
 PRIZE TO FATHER P. FELL
(Continued from First Page)

of these houses, and this object has been met in a way which exceeded ex- pectations. The list of handsome gifts were thus purchased and distrib- uted at relatively small cost to the merchants, while each winning con- testant received present of substan- tial value:
 The official count in the contest fol- lows:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
STOMACH UPSET?
SOUR? "CASCARETS'
GENTLY CLEANSE AND RECU-
LATE YOUR STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS WHILE
YOU SLEEP.

That awful sOurness, belching %:
acid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit of the stomach. the heartburn.
nervousness, nausea. blOating after
eating, feeling Of fullncss. dizziness
and sick headache. means a dlsordere1
stomach, which cannot be regulated
until YOU remove the cause. Ii isn't
your stomach's fault Your stomach
is as good as any.
Try Cascarets; they Immediately
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour. undigestcd and fer
menting food and foul gases; take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
off The constipated waste matter and
poison from the intestines end how
els. Then your stomach trouble is
ended. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. 10
cent box from any drug store will
keen your stomach sweet; liver and
bowels regular for months. Don't for
get the children-their little insides
need a good. gentle cleansing, too.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22

delegates To the L. Il. Boys conference
at lshpeming.
The Lake Linden Methodist, Calumet
Methodist and Tamarack Sunday
schools are each sending delegates tn
the Boys Conference at Ishpeming.
The county convention of sunday
schools will be held in Calumet. June
eth. 1913 During the week preceding
June 7th series of district meetings
will he held throughout Houghton and
Kewcenaw counties for the purpose of
further organizing the work.
Organized classes throughout the
district should forward the names Of
their officers and teachers to j. Gar
ct Odgers, superintendent of adult
bible class work, Calumet.
1885,.
At Calumet m. e. Church.
The Easter observance at the Cal
umet NJ. T. church will begin with the
regular class meeting at o'clock a.
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$500.
Centennial M. e.


Rev. J. j. strike will conduct the
morning services at the Centennial NJ
T. church, preaching from the theme
christ The First Fruits. The fol
lowing program will be- presented to-
morrow evening.
chorus, THE Risen School
Responsive reading
Prayer.
Chorus, Faster Bells Are Ringing
over Lad ana Sea" School.
Recitation, Easter Messages. -
Florence Hill.
Recitation--Clares Thomas.
Recitation-Dorothy Lanyon.
Chorus-''Christ as He said
Recitation-B Bessie Hill
Rccitation--W William Spry.
Chorus Know That My Redeem
or Liveth."
rableau by fifteen girls.
Exercise, "The Easter Sunbeams -
by fifteen girls.
Rccitation--katie Nankervis.
Chorus-"IaiI To Thee, q Morn
Recitation. Road to Easter Happi-
nesS. William Iiowden.
William Thomas.
Chorus-"Easter Glory"
Exercise. king of Kings'-By the
school.
Recitation--Audry Pearce.
Chorus--"Iilics Whcathc the Por'
tai"
Recitation, Easter Sunshine -
Mary Miller
Recitation-- Lillian Nankerris.
Chorus Rejoice, the Rock is XIV
en-
Exercise. "The Conqucror. Lillian
Johnson Ruby Morgan and Anna
Alatheson.
Chorus" Send out Thy Light
Tableau.
Closing remarks and missionary Of
fering.
Recitation-Roy Bowden
Chorrs-L"He Arose.
'''h'ut' tlbh.
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n|afff WEEK END Church NEWS
announcement Oh Services for Sunday Religious
Activities of the Various Denominations
Laurium M. e. Exercises.

The children ot the I.aurnm NJ T.
SUNDAY school win take part ON Eag-
ter exercises beginning at $50 o'clock
SUNDAY evening. class meeting WIN
b" held u, . o'clock a. M. an Easter
sermon and BAPTISM by Rev. NJ. II El.
dred at 1890 and sunday school Mt
80 The program for the exercise,
in the evening follows:
Nolumtary-Orc
Opening song. "Thruned in Light On
Iiish'-Iiy school.
PRAYER
Responsive reading
Duet Mercedes Pedar and Myrtle
Blec.
Song HAN 10 the King."-ny
school
Recitation, when Easter Comes"
Roland odgers.
Concerted recitation, al Easter
time. '-l'y four girls.
Song Faster Angels Sweetly Say"
by primary.
Recitation. Easter Chaplets."
Joyce PAUL.
I'N"rcise-Ey six primary children.
Song Little Children Sing."-By
primary
Exercise. How Far Does Love
Reoch ply four boys
Concerted recitation-"Spread the
Easter Light"
Solo-Miss PAUL.
Song Easter Lightly school.
Announcements and collection.
The Pilgrims Vision."--An Easter
concert exercise. Characters: The Phi
grim, Arthur Jones; the Lily. Mae
CNerly the Cross, Hattie Reynolds,
the Anchor, Mercedes Pedar; the
star. Mae Bennett: the Shield Maud
EVERY the Crown, Jennie Bergman;
the Bible, Viola Robbins.
Song Of JOY and Hope and Light.
Recitation the Pilgrim,
Song. "A Song for Easter Day
by school.
Recitation, Christ as the Lily
Mae EVERY.
tie Reynolds.
Recitation, Hope. Mercedes Ped
lar
Boys chorus-"An Angel at the
Door"
Recitation, THE Star of Love. -
Mae Bennett.
Song of tho star
Recitation. The Shield of saliva
tion. Maud EVerly.
Song. Easter Rells'-By school.
Recitation, His Crown of Glory -
Jennie Bergman.
Recitation, The Guide of Life. -
Viola Robbins.
Recitation-"Th Pilgrims peci-
sion"
Closing song, Hail to the klng oi
Glory BY school
Benodiction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
CATHOLIC CHURCH
BUILT EVERY DAY
Figures From the Official Direct
DRY Show Great Growth

a new Catholic church is built every
DAY In the year. according 10 the 1913
"dition Of the Official Catholic Direct
Dry published by T.. j Kened K Sons,
New York. There were 1913 new
Churches established during 1912. some
al them, of course, being only mission
churches. There are l4.2l2 churches
In the United States. 1901 having res
icent pastors There are 1886 Cath
Ollie clergymen in the United states,
1928 being secular clergy and 4,672
being members of religious orders
These American clergymen are found
in most every land. only a few days
ago AN Illinois priest sailed from New
York :oI the Island of Timor, an ISL
and away out in the Indian ocean, in.
Eabitea by semi barbarous Mayals
and Papuas.
Many Colleges and Academies.
There are 230 colleges and academ-
les for boys and 6S4 academies for
girls. where the higher education OF
Catholic youth is given attention. The
number Of academies for girls is larg-
cr than the number of colleges for
men and boys. but the number of men
and boy students is much larger tnan
girl students. There are. ALSO eighty
five ecclesiastical seminarics i'm which
=. 1863 men and youths are being train
ed for the priesthood
There are 1886 parishes in this
country which have parochal schools
connected with the churches. In these
5,25G schools 1860 6l boys and girls
are receiving their elementary educa :
tion. Furthermore in many rural dis
tricts Catholic parochial schools can
not be organized, due provision being
otherwise made for the religious in
struction of youth. There are A.
as orphans in Catholic orphan asylums
and adding together the number Of
pupils i'm parochial schools. the or
rhans in orphan aslums. those i'm de-
tention schools, institutes. academies,
high schools and colleges, it will he
round that there are 1.j93,316 young
PEOPLE under Catholic care in the
United States
Catholics In the States.
The twenty-five states having the
largest number of Catholics are given
below. In 1912, Michigan forged
ahead of Wisconsin. and Kansas has
advanced over New Hampshire. Maine
ana Nebraska The. table follows:
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m, in charge of class leaders. At
10: 30 "a. m. there will be a reception
into fun membership OF probate
after which Rev@C. L!,Adams will de-
liver his usual Easter message. speak
ing ON the theme: Why Believe i'm
the Resurrection of Jesus Christ" App
propriate music will be- offered
AT $3.50 p. m. special services win be
conducted In charge Of the SUNDAY
school, ana missionary program Ia
commemoration Of the great African
missionary ana explorer David LiN-
lngstone. viii be conducted. The fol-
lowing program will he rendered.
Title-"The Message uf Life
Processional--"rh nay of Resur-
rection."
Scripture reading--Mrs. Adams
class 4.. ....
Prayer Henry Van Dyke Miss An
ma Jory. -.ts. t.i
Song Faster Praise" Beginners
department.. ,ts''
Easter verses-Donald Thomas and
Irene OdgerN n
Song Easter Light primary. de-
partment. st",r
Recitation-"Easter Morning" LII
lie Trcvarrow.
Hymn-"God Hath Lent His An
gels"
Responsive scripture reading-"The
Gift and the Obligation"
Spread the Light. A"
Marjorie Westerman.
Offering.
Hymn-"O God OF Bethel"
Exercise-"David Livingston pri-
mary pupils.
Reading of Psalm l2l--Miss Edith
Bergman. .-u.i
Stories of Ligingstone-John Garry,
Harold Woodward. Harry Phillips.
Stanley Shears and Wallace Brooks.
Defamation 49, ''The Pathfinder. "
Miss Ruth Burns.
Recitation-"Droop Half Mast COL
ors." Miss Priscilla Hicks.
Hymn--"O North With All Thy
Wales OF Green"
Exercise-"The Hcros Message to
Us" Lucy Hicks, Edna Thomas and
Emily Polkinghorne.
Hymn-"We the Story 10 Tell the
Nations"
Address-"Here's the Task" VIII
liam Gill
Prayer and benediction.
AT $50 p. m. the choir. under the
direction of Mrs. Harry Northy, will
lead in an Easter service of song Mrs.
l.. II. Akin, Of iIoushton viii pre-
side at The organ. the soloists for the
evening being, Mrs. Charles -. Thorn
as, Harry e. King and Alfred Giles.
Program is as follows:
Voluntary Sherzo, from Fifth So
nata. Guilmaid.
Anthem, Christ Being Raised From
the Dead."-A. w. Iansing.
Hymn No. 49,.
Prayer by the pastor.
Anthem, 20 Light That Breaks from
Wonder Tomb II. III. Dressler.
announcements and Offering
Onertory. Meditation kinder.
Anthem, Nailed sto the Cross. y
&. Bartlett. '"@'' bH's'"' ''tit f'
Anthem ''rhe T;ord'fs i,ispnaIndeed "
f.. n. Bracket
Hymn No. $50 l-}'f'.
Anthem. Cod So I.oVed tie World ID
from the "Crucihxion.'G Stainer
Scripture lesson. Matt. 21-5 ia 2:
2S-S.
Anthem, ~ Faster Narrative w
II. Niedlingcr 30"
Postlude. Grand chorus in A.
Kider.
I4an.Jigti,,
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WOLVERINE RIFLE CLUB.

Al recent meeting the Wolverine
Rifle club elected the following OH
GERS:
Presidcnt-Oscar Dufault
Vice president-Israel Leduc
Secretary-Charles Jackson.
Treasurer-C. l. NoctZel
Referee-Jerry Leduc.
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the sunday school pupils will give a
program In the evening
Rev. w. II. CollyGott will have
charge OF the services I'm the morning
al the Osceola NJ. T.. church. An Eas-
ter program will be given by the sun
day school in the evening.
49,.
kearssrge M. e.
Rev IL Magahay of the Kearsarge
M H. church. will offlciate at the
morning service. preaching on theme
appropriate To Easter. The children
Of the Sunday school will offer the
following program at the evening ser
vice:
Song. Where Leads the Risen
King. School.
Recitation.
The Day of surrection-School.
Responsive bible reading-By sup
erintendent and school.
Song. Day of Wonder" school.
Recitation.
Song-"IIe Lives Today"
Song, Little Sentinels. by class
of boys.
Song. Shout. Shout His Triumph -
School.
Song--"Flowers of Easter"
Recitation
Dialogne-Class of girls.
Song, "Dafodii. Bright Dafodil by
John Oliver.
Song, "Hosanna To the King. -
School.
Dialogue-Class of boys
Song. Give Unto the Lord 49,
School.
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Salvation Army.

Easter music will be offered ut a
services of the Salvation Army. Port
land and Seventh streets. Meeting
will be held as follows:
l0:30-Holiness meeting.
1:+5-Junior company meeting.
Standardization Praise Meeting.
5:45-YOung Peoples meeting
7:00-Salvation meeting.
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GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED.
Christian Endeavor OF First Presby
terrain Church 20 Entertain.

Christian EndeaVor OF First Presby-
terrain Church 10 Entertain.
The Christian Endcavor society ~
the First Presbyterian announces an
entertainment 10 be given in the Y. NJ.
March %. Miss Agnes Mitchell viii
render, THE Lion and the Mouse"
and miscellaneous readings and there
win be other numbers OF equal inter-
est. including:
Violin solo-Albert Eddy.
Clarinet selection-Arthur Erick-
son.
Vocal Subsidiaries O. Jackola
Vocal solo-Miss LeEorc T.inhun
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Calumet Congregational.

49,
Calumet Congregational.
Rev. Luther X. Long announces a
special song service at the Calumet
Congrega tional church at 10: 30 and al
o'clock. This will enable members
to attend evening exercises in other
churches of the city. The theme of
The afternoon sermon will be, An
Easter Message To Young People" Ths
program of the song service follows
organ and Violin prelude, "Adora
rion,' Borowski-Mrs. Whistler ana
Mss Neimark.
DoXology and invocation.
Mymn-"Yes. the Redeemer Rose"
Responsive reading
Gloria.
Scripture lesson.
Prayer ana musical response.
Offertory, violin solo, Aair on q
string, Bach, accompanied by organ
Miss Neimark.
Cantata. Life and Death'-Harry
Rowe Shelly.
No. HAL. King of the Jews"
No. Tenor solo, Now from the
sixth Hour Lew Hail.
No. 3.-"Behold, the Temples Vail"
No. ALTO solo. Then They TOOK
the Body of Jesus'-Mrs. Octave
Gardner.
40. 5.-Tenor solo. The First Day
of he Wcek"--Lew Han
10. 6.-Soprano solo, because They
Have Taken Me from Ny Lord. Mis-,
Huldah J. Henley.
No. 7.-Bass solo. "Womon! Why
Wccpest Thou -. j. Gould.
No. S.-Duet, Sir! Hast Thou TAX,
en- Him." Woman! Why Weepest
Thou?"- Miss i<enley and Mr. Could
No. 9.-Bass solo. 'Mary, Touch Me
Not Am Not Yet Assembled" Mr.
Gould. aeE
No. 1O-Chorus finale, Now the
Earth in Resurrection Light"
Easter address by the poster
Hymn--"Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Today"
organ prelude.
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s-.'.s
$751;.
Norwegian M. e.

Rev. l.. W Petersen will conduct
services in the Norwegian VI. T.,
church at 1890 taking for his sub
ject, THE Resurrected Christ" At
7 o'clock. exercises will be conducted
by children of the Sunday school and
Rev. Petersen will preach on Proofs
of Resurrection"
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g. 30 o'clock, with the presentation ol
an appropriate program entitled. The
Method of Light" Rev. c. NJ. Merrill
will deliver an Easter sermon and re-
cieve probationers ~ 1890 a. m.
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Swedish M. &.

Rev. Axel Strom of the Swedish NJ.
T.. church. will preach on the theme.
The Resurrection of Christ" at IN
o'clock, and song service with a short
address by the pastor viii be held at
Z o'clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22

In Harrisburg, H., a man has just
married the mother of the wives Of
his two sons
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
First Baptist.

At the First Baptist church tomor-
row morning Rev. G. ID. Harger viii
give brief survey of foreign mission
airy work The subject OF the even
ing sermon will he. The Witnesses
of the Resurrection of Our Lord"
later
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Livingstone Centenary.

Observance of the Livingstone ami
sunday school will take part in. Ess-
ter service at the Tamaraek NJ. L.
church tomorrow evening. beginning at
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LORD IS RISEN
EASTER THEME
Impressive Services Will Mark
Advent of Eastertide

Appropriate and impressive services
win proclaim Easter in all Calumet
churches. Preparation has been nn
der way for some time and elaborate
exercises will be offered.
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AIlouez M. e.

Rev. J. j. Strike will conduct SER
vices at the Allouez NJ. T.. church to-
morrow
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Red Jacket Congregational.

Red Jacket Congregational
At the Red Jacket CONGREGATIONAL
! church. Rev. Jesse Povey pastor u
fan Easter carol service will be given
bv the Sunday school, commencing ~
II o'clock. Rotations VIII be given
by the children also the program
# songs follows:
sing and Rejoice for the Night ~
Past"
The King Victorious"
Mount of Gladness."
Loves Reward"
"Embems of Love"
Light of Salvation"
"Victor O'cr the Grave"
Ginning So Merrily.'
AT Beautiful Eastcr-tide'
9TH" Lord OF All"
Singing Sweet Easter Carols
The evening program, ut 80 o'clock
follows:
Song-"Christ for the World We
Sing"
SOng-"Christ tn" Lord ~ hlSeh TO-
day"
Song-"Crown Him With Many
Crowns"
Easter sermon-Bv the pastor.
Solo-"Hosanna, Jules franler'
Miss I.cnorc Linhoff.
Anthems by choir of 90 voices.
Lift Your Glad Voices"
Christ is Risen"
........
Organized Sunday Schools.
Mrs. w. w. Wright of Calumet has
been appointed superintendent of pri-
mary work in the Keweenaw PENN
sula SUNDAY School association.
Il X Mnhr purity superintendent
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49,.
Boston chlldren's Service.

At the Boston NJ. T.. church, Rev.
w. II. Collycott pastor. the following
program will be given by the children
of the Sunday school at. 30 in the
evening:
Song-By school.
Recitation-Go Gordon Jaehnig.
Songs School.
Dialogue Glass os Miss u. saun-
ders.
Recitation-Mlss r Bonds.
Song-School.
Quartet-"Tread Softly"
Recitation-Miss Irene Luke.
Dialogue-Class Of Miss c. Sim
mons.
Song-SchooL
Recitation-Mi H. Vincent,
Song-"The Palm pastor.
Dialogue-Class of Miss r. Jaehnig.
northumberland Luke.
Song-Schooi
Dialogue--Class of Miss T. Saun-
GERS.
Recitation--B. Jaehnig.
Song-School.
Duet-AIisses Saunders and Jaeh-
mig.
Dialogue-Class of Mrs. yTredway.
Recitation-M Best.
Song-School.
Miss Bessie Saunders will preside az
the organ. Charles Uren is chorister.
An Offering in aid Of missions will be
taken.
Ernest Trestrail will preach tomor-
row morning in the Boston NJ. T.. ana
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Orea nized Sunday Schools.

Mrs w. w. Wright of Calumet has
been appointed superintendent OF prl-
mary work i'm the keweenaw PENN
sula sunday School association.
+. X Mohr. purity superintendent
of the state association, has signiiied
his willingness To assist i'm the local
Sunday school work. June LIST to Sth.
inclusive.
The Livingstone Bible Class of Hub
bell. and the McCabe and Plus Ultra
classes Of Laurium, will each send two
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-25
:II.IIII|I.;(III|l(lII!:I;'IIKl,S Fl } ;(;IIl( 2 3! 2 ] KS !,

Harry Johnson and McWiiiam are takng out dump on the npper side Of the Wildcat bJn,h, v-nc te~tte Little Guggs worked last summer
 Bishop, Marsh and Mckinley, who were working on the Anaconda frac- ton at the mouth of Flat. have tenn Dor1riIy susp. nded operations. They were drowned cut in their working shaft. Harold sc4Gon is expected back some time in March.
 Mrs. Lang and Mrs, Campbell visited Fiat Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, of Flat City, have removed to Dikeman. where they will take over the management of the Pioneer hotel.
 Felix Boucher, who has been pros pecting on the Ditna, arrived back in Fiat last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Grant, of Flat City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Gill, of Boulder. Sunday. Louis De}monico has purchased No 9 creek claim left limit of Slate, from Frank AGen.
 J. W. Kempf visited Mir. and Mrs, Frank MOnkmun on Flat creek Thurs day.
 Felix Boucher returned to the Ditna Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Brewis will be visiting in Iditarod the next few days. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1 Miller.
 G. F. Kilroy visited Discovery last "Wednesday.
 The H. & N. poolroom at Flat City has been closed.
 Frank Kelly and Bill McMu]len are cutting wood on Otter creek, below the mouth of Flat.
 Mrs. Frank Snyder is still very sick. Mrs, bNGrS VlSlLeu ' Idu uAi Ill io 0h ' week.
 Clark, Krutsinger & Brooks, who are working on the Mohawk aSsocia- tion, at the mouth of Flat, are at It from early morn till late at night, and have quite a large dump out. Even the coIdest weather does not stop them.
 According to advices received on the 1 last mail, Mr. and Mrs. George Phll- 1 lips will return to lditarod upon the opening of navigation. Their conh- dence in this district is expressed m their intention to remain four years.
 Jack Pestell had three toes ampu- tated by Dr. Wortmann last Wednes- day. He froze his feet some weeks ago, while on his way Outside over the Seward trail with Caribou Bill, and had to return.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-01-25
C0uIPD. EHuuSIVE RnI;POORl!II' 0F
 FAIRBANKS GRAND JURY

Fairbanks January 24he final report of the grand jry which has been December f. presented to Judge F. R. this morning. Among the principal features of the report are the followlng
 A recommendation for the enactment of better laws for the regulation notaries public in order to prevent false swearing
 request that Judge Fuller investigate Judge Overfeds ruling relative payment of trial jurors during actual service only
 request that Fairbanks be made sub-port of entry:
 the expenditure of 10 per cent of the money collected office and ony GO per the roads;
 request the appointment of government meat and fOodin inspector with headquarters at talrbanhs