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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-16

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-16

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-16

Capital News want ads reach al the
peonie seven DAYS a week.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
Government Will
Protect Indians

Bion A. Dodge, assistant district
attorney, returned Friday from Fort
Yukon, where he has been for sever
al weeks Investigating the reports of
the illegal sale of liquor to Indians
by trappers in that district. Mr..
Dodge stated that the government
is making an effort to prohibit the
demoralizing influences that he
found to exist in regard to the In
dams at FIT. Yukon
AS a result of Mr. Dodge's visit
to Fl Yukon, there have been sew
eral marriages between white men
and Indian women, and although Mr..
Dodge did not say so, 1t is under
stood that means will be taken to
prevent the invitation of Indians to
certain celebrations held by white
trappers when they come there to sell
their furs. 1t is understood that
the trappers have been accustomed
TO send to Circle for intoxicating
liquors, and when these arrived to
invite the Indians to take part
in disposing of them.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To l.. Sheets, E. L. Myther, Geo F.
Bemis, l.. S. Robe, Mary Cooper
and B. E. Stone, their heirs, exc
cutors, administrators and assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that | have performed labor
and improvements upon the M. G..
Mining association on Alder creek,
tributary of Godstream, for l..
Sheets and f. L. Myther for the
years 1905 to 1913 inclusive
On the Cripple Creek association
on Cripple creek, a tributary Of
Cinema Slough:
L. S. Robe for the years 1910 to
1913 inclusive.
Mary Cooper, 1906 to 1913 inclu-
sive
L. Sheets, 1905 to 1913 inclusive.
b. E. Stone. 1905 to 1913 inclu-
sive
All in the Tanana Mining and Re-
cording District, Alaska.
You are hereby notified that If, at
the expiration of ninety days after
the last publication of this notice
you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditures your
interests in said slams shall be-
become the property of the under
signed as co-owner under section
1924 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States JOHN n. GONNA.
First publication April 20, 1914.
Last publication July 90, 1914
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
NEW COUNCIL
FACES DEFICIT
OF S8,055.77
CITY DEBT INCREASES MORE
THAN SIX THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN YEAR.

Fairbanks has municipal debt
of $S,05577, according to the report
Of City Clerk PAUL. to the new coun
Gil at is first business session Fri
day night How to overcome this
deficit and still meet all the current
expenses during the term of their
office is the serious problem that
confronts the new councilmen
At the meeting Of the council
Friday night former city employees
as follows were reelected: Albert
j. PAUL., municipal magistrate and
clerk; George Hutchinson, municipal
treasurer; Frank c. Wiseman, chief
of police; John j. Buckley, chief OF
the fire department; Thomas A.
Marquam, city attorney, and Dr..
Aline Bradley, city physician.
The council for last year started
with a deficit of $1,000, thus the
deficit during the last year has in
creased $6,445.77 The financial re-
port of the city clerk for the period
from December l, Of last year, to
April 10 of this year. is as follows:
Des. /, 1913-Net deficit ST, 947.07
PECEIpTC
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
EAGLES To GIVE
VAUDEVILLE SHOW

The several hundred people who
were so splendidly entertained by
the Fraternal Order of Eagles on the
occasion of Ladies Night a few
weeks ago, will be delighted to learn
that that organization has in re-
hearsal splendid program to be
given next Friday night, April "a. at
their hall on Fifth avenue.
The first part of the evening from
o'clock until 1915 will be devoted
to a vaudeville show, to be followed
by dancing from II until a. m,
music for which will be provided by
an orchestra consisting Of Mrs. A. H.
McNeer, piano; Victor Durand, VIC
lin, and Gene Huckins, drums.
The vaudeville part will be under
the direction of Gene Huckins, and
the minstrel opening, entitled. ''The
South Before the War" will intro
duce negro songs, choruses, dances,
etc, with a cast consisting Of Messrs
Ed Herring, Andy Hoey, Robert
Murphy, Walter Rowson, Stanley
Hess, Al Zwicker, Bob Heath, Spud
Heath, Carl H. G. Bernhard, Gene
Huckins, Albert Bell. DR.. McGinnis,
Mrs Jack Heath and Snowfall Jax-
on "a dark horse).
The excellent olio will include a
: solo by Mrs. H. N. Shead; a Zulu
chorus and dance; quartet in
character songs; a pajama sextet
introducing six of Fairbanks lady
vocalists in dainty sketch, and
Frank B. Hall, Fairbanks favorite
actor, will return to the stage after
an absence OF couple of years, and
will appear in a corking vaudeville
sketch with Gene Huckins.
In addition to the above excellent
program General Manager Herring
states that he has the biggest card
still up his sleeve, and will, just
before the night of the show, an
nOunce stunt that will set all
/ Fairbanks wild with curiosity
The whole number taking part will
| be 20 minstrels and minstreettes
The small sum of one dollar for
adults and fifty cents for children
will be the price of admission to
this evening of splendid entertain
ment.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20

and Andy Hoey left Fairbanks Thurs
day on an official trip to be absent
for several weeks
w. F. Whitley, who returned re-
Gently from the Outside, says that
the Board of Underwriters of the
Pacific coast has determined to have
the town of Fairbanks surveyed
soon, with the idea of lowering in
surance rates here. 1t is also ex-
pected that thereafter the policies
can be written by agents here, and
that there will be no further neces-
for that purpose.
The Rev c. f. Betticher, Mrs w
D. Rodman and Mrs. NJ S. Love
returned Saturday evening from a
visit to the Salchaket mission.
A stage is due to arrive this after
noon from Chtna. but it is uncer-
tain if it will bring any mail
The regular meeting of the Fair
banks Igloo of Pioneers will be held
this evening, and it is announced
that number of important business
matters will be up for consideration
While working on the warehouse
of E. r. Peoples, Jack Heath fell
Saturday morning and broke his
nose
Elmer Sanderlin and Guy H. Ma
dara have returned from a trip to
Salchaket.
Joe Heacock returned Friday from
a trip to the Outside.
T. ]. Brown, mining operator on
Indian river, arrived in Fair
banks Friday on his return trip for
long visit to the Outside.
Motion for new trial in the case
Of Tyndall & Finn against Belsea
and Peoples was denied by Judge
Fuller Saturday morning. The case
had previously been decided in ia
vor of the plaintiffs. A new trial
in the case of the American bank
against Williams & Richards, form
erly for the plaintiff. was also de-
MED.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20

Star Points-Adah, Mrs. Mary
Wood Hall; Ruth, Mrs. Florence
Buckley. Esther, Mrs Anna St.
George; Martha, Mrs May Evans !;
Electa. Mrs. Mary S. Love.
Chaplain-Mrs. Margaret Rolston.
Marshal-Mrs. Elizabeth Wicker
sham.
Organist-Miss Mabel V Holgate
Warder-Mrs. Lyde Pratt
Sentinel-Mr. w n Rolston
The installation ceremony was
conducted by Past Worthy Matron
Maude n. Huffman, the officers
assisting being: Mrs. Frank B.
Hall. w. P; Mrs Rickert, A. NJ;
Mrs Barbara F. Boerner, Cond.;
Mrs. Schoeser; Associate Cond.;
Miss Pearl Peterson, Sec; Mrs. Gil
more, Treas; Miss May Peterson,
Adah; Mrs. Dillow, Ruth; Mrs. Ma
talie OBren. Esther; Miss Grace
Rolston. Martha; Mrs. Vesta b.
Goodfellow, Electa Mrs. Cherry
Crossley. chaplain; Miss Mabel Hol-
gate, organist; Mrs. Jennie Johnson,
marshal, and Mrs. Elizabeth Chad
wick, warder.
A delightful musical program fol-
lowed the installation, which was
rendered by some of Fairbanks best
vocalists, viz: DR. Aline Bradley.
Mrs. Alfred Ohlsen. Mrs, H. n.
Shead; Miss Mabel V. Holgate and
Mr.. Walter Rowson. Miss Holgate
and Mrs Shead were accompanies.
At the conclusion of the program
delicious refreshments. which had
been prepared by the ladies of the
chapter, were served at daintily ap-
pointed tables.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
INSTALLATION
IS HELD BY
EASTERN STAR
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF To-
CAL CHAPTER SEE
CEREMONY.

Newly elected officers OF Midnight
sun Chapter No. /, order of Eastern
Star were installed Friday evening
with the impressive services of the
order. The members and a few Of
their friends witnessed the ceremony
This was the first formal installa
ton of officers by the new chapter
which was organized September %
The charter for the chapter vas re-
ceiyed in February and until it ar
rived the organization existed under
dispensation.
The officers installed were:
Worthy Mauon-Mrs. Anna P
Caskey.
Worthy Patron-Mr J. J. Buckley
Associate Matron-Mrs Jeanne NJ
Ruggles.
Conductress Mrs. Emma Fergu-
son.
Associate Conductress-Mrs Susan
McQuarrie
Secretary--Miss Flora Salladay.
Treasurer-Miss Florence Smith.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
Wood Saw Nearly
Sewers Man S Arm

While assisting to move a wood
saw from one pile to another last
Tuesday, George Hajukovich, one
Of the owners of the Miners Home
restaurant on Garden Island. acct
IDENTIFY allowed his right arm to come
into contact with the moving saw.
The arm was sawed nearly across
before he freed himself from it, but
it is now believed by the doctors
who are attending him, that the arm
can be saved.
The saw was at work near the
restaurant. and Mr.. Hajukovich was
near when the operators Of the saw
tried to move it to another pile of
wood. The snow was off the ground
at the place and the sleigh refused
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20

to move Hajukovich offered his as
sistance. and attempted to push the
machine from behind the saw. which
was in motion, not knowing the
frame at that place golded back
over the saw. The result was that
he fell into the saw, and at first
it was thought that he might die
from the loss of blood. Examination
of the injury proved that the bone
was sawed across in slanting di-
rection, but that enough flesh re-
manned to justify an attempt TO save
the arm
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
LADIES TO GIVE CONCERT.

Tentative plans for concert to
be held in the near future were
agreed upon at meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres
byterian church held Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Sidney
Stewart DIR. Aline Bradley will
have charge of all the arrangements.
A feature of the meeting Thursday
was the reading Of paper by Mrs.
Poet" The next meeting will be
held at the residence Of Mrs. Thos.
Tonseth, on Fourth avenue, near
Hall street.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20

Charles s. Mellen, at a dinner in
Boston, said Of bankrupt:
His bankruptcy was like that
which the parent described
"'Pa. what's bankruptcy? a little
boy once asked
And pa, who had been bit that
week, answered bitterly:
Bankruptcy. my son. is where
you put your money in your hip
pocket and let your creditors take
YOUR wallet and coat. Washington
Star.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20

The only through passenger on the
stage that arrived Saturday after
noon from Chitina was julius Lar
son, miner OF Fairbanks creek,
who returned from a trip to his old
home in Norway.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20
TO GIVE MAYDAY BALL.

Members of the Arctic Brother
hood are preparing plans for a
Mayday ball. to be held on the
evening of Friday, May /. 1t will
be the last dance of importance to
be given by that organization this
Spring. The details of the affair
have not been agreed upon
The Alaska citizen., 1914-04-20

Did you see the Eagle Ministries?
Then don't miss the vaudeviIIe-stiII
better.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
OCALA STAR COMPLIMENTS
MR.. EDWIN SPENCER

Mr.. Edwin Spencer came up
from Lakeland Saturday evening to
see his Ocaia friends and attend to
some business He is doing well
in Lakeland and likes that city
Edwin is a stranger in the first con-
oressional district but he VIII
make his mark there in the near
future. If the people of the entire
State had sent him around to rep
resent them before the railroad
commission at the rate hearings, as
the Marion County Board ol lrade
had him represent this section IN
Ocala, the people would have oo-
tanned some relief When Incle
Steve Sparkman becomes tired OF
going to Congress, the voters OF the
first district can't do any better than
replace him with Edwin. -ocaIa
Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
Baseball League
Organized At
Tampa Meeting

Tampa, Aug -. The Florida
League Of Baseball Clubs was formed
at meeting here yesterday, attend
ed by representatives from Lake
land, Fort Meade, st. Petersburg
and Tampa The following officers
were elected:
President and Secretary j +.
Worthinston, Tampa
Vice President A. H. Reagin.
Fort Meade,
Treasurer d. f. Beech, st.
Petersburg.
Directors C G. Trimhle. Lake
land; A o. Burleson, st. Peters
burg; A. II Reagin, Fort Meade,
and ] f Worthington, Tampa.
y constitution modelled after that
,of the South Atlantic League was
adopted
1t was agreed that the home team
should in all eases pay the visiting
team $40 in lieu of all other cX-
penses
It was a2rccd that the Labor Day
games should be pooled The will
be played in Tampa and Lakeland.
il being felt that these towns would
draw the largest crowds. Fort Meade
will play two games at Lakeland,
and st. Petersburg will play two
games in Tampa All expenses Of
these two games will be paid by the
league, after which ten per cent will
go to the league and the balance
will be divided equally between the
four teams.
Another meeting will be nc!d in
Tampa Sunday morning wncn
schedule will be adopted and other
ARRANGEMENTS made.
According to the schedule pro
posed the league season will open
Wednesday, Sept ;, and close about
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
In Society
Mlss Louie Layton Entertains
IN Honor Of Misses Winnifred
And Annie Streater


oie OF the pretlicst and most
ENJOYABLE parties OF the season was
one in which Miss Ionic LAYTON
was hostess, from > to G. at her
home on Tennessee avenue Friday
afternoon, in honor of Misses Win
nIlred and Annie Strcater, who soon
leave for the east coast where they
Will teach for the ensuing wear,
The house was beautifully ar
ranged fer the occasion. the parlor
and reception hall being thrown
into one, carrying out the color
scheme Of pink and white IN All
the decorations,
The -uests were received by the
charming hostess and after few
minutes spent in conversation and
music dainty pink and white book
lola wrra given to each one. Pic
turcs from maga2iues were c,tt and
pasted in each booklet Illustrating
the vacation days of l9l4.
After this delightful and very
amusing task was completed. a bell
summoned them to the "dcpot
booth" where Master Bob Layton as
ticket agent sold tickets to the cast
coast After the combination of
letters on tickets were rearranged
to form the names of towns en-
route to Miami they were asked to
the dining room where they found
place cards correspondents with the
tickets
The table decorations represent
ed the peninsula Of Florida,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
State Federation Of
WomenS Clubs Meets
Here In November

i-"F'land viii have the honor ~,
= '''eSe ol entertaining tia FIorfda
Federation OF Womens clubs n
this city in November. This will,
0e = gathering Of the statcs fair
est and brainiest women. and a.
ready preparations are going for
ward looking to their entorta ,nmor,
whlle IN the city. says the ocaIa
Star: ''''
Mrs w S. Jennings, cbairmac
OF the educational dopartman, of
the Florida Federation Of Women :
Clubs is writing to all the ch,b
presidents concerning the ch,5 work
Toi the past Year and the plans far
the next year Mrs Jcnnings i
sending a QUESTIONABLE to NJ GIIcd
out in her report before the CON
ventlon' to be held in this city in
November which is as follows:
TO the President of the club,
Dear Fellow-Workcr Empiafinr
the example and advice Of the chair
man Of the department Of educ3-
tion Of the general federation and
her sub-chairman, am scnding out
the appended QUESTIONABLE. wnh the
request for thorough co-oppration
and prompt replies, which viii en-
able me to compile and present a
more complete report to the fedora
tion meeting in November in Lake
land.
Giving the true standing of ev-
cry club, its accomplishments and
plans for the coming years work
along educational lines. Blanks
should be signed by the president of
the club, giving name of oro2niza-
tion, answer to questions and return
to me by Sept, Il.
In desire to arrange for q short
conference at Lakeland meeting.
am requesting that each club be rep
resentd by the educational chair
man or representative, at this
Measures and methods
for much needed educational ad-
will be duly and properly
discussed and considered, befo. e pre-
by this department chair
man for the approval and endorse
ment of the federation. After which
they will become the especial work
of this department for the next
year. The measures legislative in
will then be passed on to
the legislative department for prop
er presentation to the next lcaisla
ture. The work of educating the pub
lie to more progressive ideas, keep
ing the issues before them and Sc
curing active supporters for our
measures, will still continue to be
the duty and privilege of this depart
ment also, as we'll as the duty of the
entire federation. Very sinJerely,
MRS. W. S. JENNINGS,
Chairman.
August 20, 1914.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
AUDITORIUM THEATRE
Auditorium DaftydiIs:

Auditorium Daffydils: If Mf.
Scally went into a restaurant and
ordered fish, when he finished his
dinner would he have BASS-ETI?
A two-reel Western feature tonight
and two fine comedies, vaudeville
act and some excellent music by
that classy Auditorium orchestra
and then you have a pleasant even
ing.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

The alarm of fire sounded shortly
before noon today was caused by a
slight blaze in a house occupied by
eolor"d people in Morehoad The
fire department made the usual
quick response and put out the fire
before il had assumed any danger
ous proportions
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
NOTICE TO CON-
FEDERATE VETERANS

All veterans are requested 10 at
tend the regular meeting 81 ,rday,
Aug 80 Sons Of Veterans are re-
qucstcd to meet with us, as there are
matters to be discussed in regard
to the meeting of the state Division
T.. G. V. Y y ALLEN,
Commander Lakeland Camp l543
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

Mrs Graham OF Burbank. Ma
rjon county colony, returned to her
home there today, after a visit Of
several days to the family Of Mr..
George G. Fidler Mrs. Graham
eon'emplat"s removing to Lakeland
and investing here.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

The Making of a Boy Sc9ut" a
very interesting soyen-recl moving
picture. will be given at tho Audi
lorinm tomorrow night The local
BOY Scouts have sold a large nun
hor of tickets, and there will doubt
less be an unusually large attend
anre at the Auditorium to witness
this fine production.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

me city commissioners held a
yesterday afternoon ana
prepared an answer to the report of
the Investigating committee pub
lshed in this paper last week. This
report is in our hands and win be
printed in tomorrow's issue.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

Mrs. G. w. Dudley and children
leave tomorrow for points in North
Carolina and Tennessee, where they
VIII spend the remainder Of the sum
NOR.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

Wilson, Lucille Croft, Jewel White,
Minnie Dee Wilder, Lola Trammel
and Mrs. Pamplin.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

Hon. o. NJ Eaton went up to
Jacksonville on a business trim last
night to be gone a couple of days.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

I'D ! friends are greatly
"a Is note that Mr.. A. C,
the popular cracker drum
Il Who Has been i'll for some
y. nabIe to be on the streets
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
DOORS OPEN AT 6 O'CLOCK
Special Tomorrow
THE MAKING OF A BOY SCOUT

THE MAKING OF A BUY oUUUI
One of the greatest features ever
made \ grand story OF love ana
romance, a few thrills, good clear
comedy and a view of Preglae",
Wilson.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

largas crowd is in attendance
afternDon on the game between
CityAnd the locals. There will
second came between the same
y touprrow afternoon, and the
city pf the grandstand will
be taxed to witness this
tion Of baseball.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

]. Hester TNitt, of Tampa, is
s.,mlp guest of Miss Nell
fosa tcw dayS'
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

eSt war news is that my
d aw has returned home"
tla atomont made by a gen
tho Telegram the other
b. interest of peace the
name is withheld, but
Jews is about as impor-
good deal Of it that the
dish out under screaming
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

Roland left Saturday
In home in Moultrie, Ga,
Na. called by illness OF
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

F. EIetherington and
jorie lJfr last night for
#whore they will spend a
10 With friends, probably
her points before their
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

MAY, OF Aubrrndale,
NaraIou, of St. Paul,
visitors to Lakeland to-
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

9 Ilolcomb has q birth
iodaI and last night he cele-
veg re occasion by giving a sup
% numaer OF brother Elks at
cmR fooms 4 most appetizing
~ Been prepared by the
ompara5le chef, "Jinks,
2nl7 u d,d ample justice. Hon.
toa presided as toastmast-
ana number or gentlemen, in
y ana ioDcitous language, eX-
ueu nnar2'ulations and good
nes e. Nr Holcomb anent the
~ oeea lon Various guesses
mace as to which milestone in
nsa peen reached by the popu-
nos', 7 " az he preserved an in
''aole l.ehce on the subject, we
unsple 10 sratify any curiosity
ny exist on this point. All
lfiehe agree however, that no
''er age he may reach he
never grow old.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

AIRS l.. b. Bevls and
n hrned Sunday night from
II trn TO West Florida
/ they visited at Talla-
ecom, Mariana, Grand
Madison Their cousin,
Dozier and brother, Mr..
ris accompanied them
Z, anQ Will spend while here
Ming nlatIycs.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25

IN L Turner, Of Orlando,
N Tampa and Pass-a-Grille,
4 o5er for a day, the guest of
kdr Nr. W. F. Johnson,
aSh her Journey today.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-08-25
Ease Of Fire
cr,e 5000

+ Soafhard went up to
81. IN 4 business trip today.