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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09
COUNCIL REoRGANIzED
.SteeiaI % The releeratll

Marietta. Pa, Dec. Borough
Council reorganized last evening and
elected the regular and old officers for
the ensuing year. After the session,
q banquet was served at Hotel
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

terday morning probably averted a
serious confiagration. A man in the
street noticed much smoke pouring
from between the weather boarding
of the house and gave the alarm. Mr..
Yeager was alone in the house at the
time and 1t was with difficulty that
he was aroused from sleep. He was
almost suffocated by smoke.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

Marietta, and toasts were responded
to. The Board of Education and
few friends were the guests of the
executive body.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

superintendent of the home depart
ment, Mrs. Samuel e. Basehore; as
sistant, Mrs. A. A. Morrett; treasurer
of home department, S. e. Bremen;
superintendent of cradle roll, Bar
bara Roller; superintendent mission
airy department, Anna Stambaugh; su-
perintendent of temperance depart
ment, Mrs. Sarah Firestine.
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MAN NEARLY sUFFocATED
.SteciaI 10 The Tsiegrabh

Lewistown, Pa. Dec. "a timely
discovery OF fire in a house occupied
by ]. o. Yeager at an early hour yes
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A SIGHT WITH
ERUPTION ON HEAD
Broke Out With PimpIes. Hair Came
Out In Spots. itching and Burn
ing. No Rest, Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. Got Well.

r. ,. D. No. 2. West Alexander Pa
"My daughters head broke out all over
With plmpIes Of yeilovish color. Then her
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! 1 Her \
>SSs:ssaSiSs
Women's Handkerchiefs. i'm
box. SOC value, 2Oc
for ........................OS .OSC
Womcn's Fancy Aprons for
24c to 48c
Value %e%sa,e ss!so. si,a Tarl retticoa's'$1.29
Value %o%s1,s ss,Gs. Pathrobes; iar $1.95
Women's silk Kimonos. full
length; value $3.50, 60 co
Girls Wash Dresses; sizes 8 to
II; value S1.50, OEo
iOE 80. ...'.
vaISe %o%sH,s ss.CS, S5It l1t Waists; Waists .$1.95
Women's silk Waists; 60 or
value $4.OO. for ........ YEs0O
Women's Cotton Waists: TO-
values to S1.25, for .........s ~
Women's Silk Hose; st.OO 5oc
Womcn's julius Kayscr silk
at' mose .$1.OO and $1.5O
Women's Kid Gloves: co.
$1.O0 value, for r............O .OOS
WOmcn's Kid Gloves; OEo
S1.5O value, for wv
Women's Washable EO.
Gloves; 75c value, for. ...... OUC
WOmcns Muslin Petit OEc
coats: values to S1.5O, for. :. OON
Women's Muslin Gowns; or
values 10 $1.25. for .OOC
Comb. Brush and Mirror Sets;
S2.oO Nalue' 81 10
IOf 49,. 1s 4O
Comb. Brush and Mirror Sets;
500 value. 0OOQ
Tor .............. .Y6sOS
Comb. Brush and Mirror Sets:
value $3.50, Goo
Iof '''' '...''.....'. ~ AeOO
Women's Neckwcar,
24c to $1.37
Womcn's Swiss Handkcr- ~
chiefs; 1oc value, for. r........ AOS
Womcn's Solid Leather or
Hand Bags; S1.5O value for SCC
ChiIdren's Handkerchicfs: 21n
] in fancy box; 15c value for 1OC
Womcn's Swiss Embroidered
! Handkerchiefs; 15c value ~
| lor ...'........ .......... 1SS
Women's Flannelette Bath 90
] Robes; $3.50 value for -. .OOC
Children's fast black rib ~
bed Hose; 15c value for AC
WOmens Muslin Gowns Embroi-
dered Yokes; 75c value No.
for .................. fOC
Girls New Stylish Wash Dresses
$1.95 to $4.98
ChiIdren's F1annelette Bath
Robes for
4Sc and CSC
Women's Corset Covers in Holly
! Boxes; 75c value 40
Womcn's Fine Muslin C1HE
| Gowns; $500 value for .p As1fO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

Women's Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs; 15c value 1Oc
for 1OC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

Children's Handkerchicfs: 21n
in fancy box; 15c value for 4OC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

Womcn's Solid Leather or
Hand Bags; S1.5O value for OOC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

Women's Flannelette Bath OQ1
Robes; $3.50 value for .OOC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

WOmen's Muslin Gowns Embroi-
dered Yokes; 75c value 40
for xOC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

Children's fast black rib H.
bed Hose; 15c value for -. 1C
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Black Boards, 2Ic to $1.9S.
Writing Desks, 9Sc to S10.9S.
Tables, 24c. 4Sc up to S1.1S.
Teddy Bears for 48c to $1.9S.
Iron toys, 21c to S1.9S.
Railroad Trains for 39c to
$1,000.
MYSTIC Erectors, $1.O0 to
$25.00.
Velocipedes for $1.23 to
$3.50.
Doll Beds for 4Sc to S4.9S.
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Womcn's Swiss Handkcr- ~
chiefs; 15c value, for. ...... AOC
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
EDITORIAL PAGE

others who had been browbeaten and defeated at every turn. In him the people-miners and others who really believed in home rule found Q champion who could not be scared, bullied or smashed. Every time the interests and their follow CTS wbacked him oyer the head he came back smiling and whacked them just a little harder. Political strings were pulled and conventions manipulated to keep him out of the game and kill him off, but each time they thought they had him. each time they tossed him Up in the political blanket, he landed a little harder, and thus it was that home rule became popular. The delegate hammered his enemies so hard that they finally got tired Of the game, and now some of those very same people are taking to themselves credit for home rule in Alaska. In the slang phrase Of the street, wouldn't that jar you!"
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
THAT HOME RULE ISSUE

After wasting miles of words in aR effort to prove that Wickersham did not support home rule until 1t Was popular, says the Juneau Dis patch, the Empire declares that it doesn't matter, anyway, that "it is not an issue in the present cam paign."
 It is an issue. The Dispatch con slders 1t a vital Is8ue, from the fact that the Bunnell press is lay Ing great stress on the home rule plank upon which they expect to slide their candidate Into congress.
 l. Is true that different political conventions, at the time Wicker sham shied his hat into the ring had previously adopted resolutions fsYoring home rule. These con Ventions were mere shells without substance, representing only the outside interests Of certain eliques. The home rule plank was adopted simply as sop to the people in, the hOps or catching votes. The in tsresta which controlled the conYen- uon were opposed to homo rule. The goUeRor of the territory was Op- posed to home rule Some of the present democrats" were opposed to home rule. Practically all of the federal officials were against home rule. With hardly an exception the attorneys were opposed to home rule. All of the captains of indus try were opposed to home rule Mostly the miners working in the hills and the working classes were the real advocates of home rule.
 Different representatives Of the people tried to make home rule popular, but encountered a stone wal Of opposition. Thomas Cale, the first delegate, failed utterly in making an impression against the strons anti-home rule crowd.
 Then Wiekersham came out as the champion of the people. He wa made of sternsr stuff than Gale and
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
OVATION 10 WICKERsHAM

The telegram below. which tells Of Delegate James 'Wickersham's reception a few days ago at Ketchi- kan, where he stopped oyer to make the opening speech in his inde- pendent race for reelection, will not be a surprise to those wao have kept in touch with the sentiments entertained by the people of this territory for him and his Alaskan policy. Tho gathering was more in the nature of an oTatioR to a tried and faithful servant for the good that he had accomplished, than 1t was of a political meeting, but t was also a spontaneous manifes- tation ot the appreciation in which Ar. WiCkersham Is held by the voters of both sexes in the terri tory and an earnest Of what they will do at the polls when the time comes for them to cast their bal lots: x,.s.sjsss
 Ketchikan, Sept, 15-AnRoune- ing his candidacy ss an independ- ent candidate for congress, Delegate James WIckersham spoke before a packed house at Redmen's hall this evening. ..
 He was cheered to the echo when he read letters from Judge Jennings, John Troy and Charles Bunnel, the democratic candidate for delegate, and others endorsing his territOr- ial bul and eongratulating kim in glowing terms on It's passage.
 He also sprung a sensation when he produced a copy of Bunnell's ap- pneation three years ago as the republican aspirant for the town site trustee at Valdez; also let ter written by Bunnell denouncing former Governor Hoggatt for the lat ter's attack against Wickersham and signed as a republican.
 Delegate Wickersham returns to Alaska with all his old fighting spSCit.
 The delegate declares that he was not interested in the Legislative fight in any division in Alaska.
 He will speak at Wrangell Friday night and will then continue his campaign of the coast towns, going to the interior by stage
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
OF THE EXPOSITION
 AT SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Sept, 21-The Canadian pavilion is practically com pleted. Some of the statuary and ornamentatlOn will not be placed un til closes upon the opening date. A thousand cases Of Canadian pro ducts of every sort, which will form the nucleus for the display in this pavilion, have already been re- ceived and warehoused at the ex- position.
 Sixteenth, seventeenth and eigh- teenth century palaces furnished the motif and inspiration for the Ital- ian pavilion. Plans are completed, and it is exuected construction will begin within a short time. The appropriation is $4OO,OOO.
 Major Fred. R. Reed, commission CT for Idaho to the Panama-Pacl- fic International exposition, has proposed that San Francisco, in the exposition year, be made the place for a peace conference of European nations now at war.
 The busiest twelve miles of railroad in the United States for the next six months will probably be that mileage inside the exposition enclosure. Tracks run through, all palaces, and equipment for safe and speedy placing of exhibits is com plete. Exhibits are already in place in the Palaces of Transporta- ton, Liberal Arts. Machinery and Manufactures.
 A handsome illustrated booklet Of 50 pages about the exposition is being sent out from the bureau of publications of the Panama Pacific International exposition, San Fran cisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
ON
 tIQU0BQUESTION

Washington, Sept. 21-(SpeciaD Every year the liquor question be- comes a more vital political Issue and Is injected into politics to greater ex- tent than ever before. There are very few states now where proposed pro hibition, local option, or the enforce ment of prohibition. are not brought forward. Many men are elected or de- feated, according to the attitude they take on these questions. In the south ern states the liquor question has be- come the next important issue to that of the negro. It is really more impor- tant, In one respect, because the race question is a one sided issue and does not divide the dominant political party. The liquor question, however, has caused a serious split in the Democrat ic party in several states and seems to be the only question upon which that party divides.
 Tennessee and Kentucky.
 In Democratic Tennessee the liquor question has resulted ID keeplnG a Re
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
Sign of the Times.

Bags and bags of mall are caTted out daily from the capitol and the senate and house office buildings. States and congressional districts are being flooded with documents, speech es, seeds, pamphlets and books of all kinds which are printed and carried by the government free of cost. An election is approaching.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
Dentists.

Specialist in the treatment of diseases and defoImities of the eye, ear, nose and throat,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21
Why He Wont Away.

Vice President Marshall was going away for q week end, and as he left the senate a friend asked him if he felt warranted in leaving the senate at that time. Certainly" replied Mir. Mar shall, 'particularly with the object l have in view. l am going where l can get something besides restaurant cook ing"
The daily Alaskan., 1914-09-21

Have you seen the skagway Booster Remnants at Keller Bros. They are classy glassy, sassy pen ants. Get one for your home.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Sir oas oeutf6e Simoer6eim
Sas iseii am s.itrisen Gage mar in
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geniiber, benn Die geitrise Seitllhteit
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foiie 3ugeligt perben. Gas Snitltut
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ten Deim bes acknowledgements.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28

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half id3pimmsn. bamit bic Wtrtung
beim Sprenssn befcr beobahtet pers
ben fonnts. Der Grfinber bradte
feinen 2lpparat auf ben Monte Ssnas
rio, iiebsebn aiIometer bon sSlorsna
sntIernt, ipdbreno Der Ibmirnl Tor-
mari, Der Don Der Heaisruna nit Der
priifung betraut ipar, bic gonlbsn bel
Der Bride San Riceolp perientte.
gla6 unb nah entbedte lllipi dlle bier
Wincn. pbipotl iie bon Der StrOmuns
abpGrts aetrisben tporben raren. lno
bradte iie aur gntsiinouna.
9eitern Qlbenb lpurbeu bic 9eriude
nod, sinmal tpisbsrbolt. Sie 9i4tIig'
male. nit benen bic 3beilnebmer ar
ben Grperimsntsn bic 0eritdnb!guns
Inter iih hsritelItsn, baiien bic danss
Stobt mad, benz 2unaarnp gelpdt.
5eniier, galloRe unb Briiden iparsn
nit oidten Msni6snmaifen beirbl,
Rob uno Rsitsr, glutomobile pllo
Waaen famen anas5osen. ploBlih
lsu6tet Elm gIib aus bsm Waiicr. Gin
iierter anaa ert0nt, Elm Neusrrca:n
srbebt iifl auf elmer Raudpolt, unD
tersifti bann i'm WaHer bic erite
Wline III aur Climbing asbradt! llno
cine mad Der anbtrn ipirb BON bem
iiebssbn ailometer .ntfernten apparat
enibedt unb unter bem 9eifcu Der
Wenae in bi. Gufi aefprenat.
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g,erpenbuna Der grfinbuna muB esm
;gadmarM iberlaiisn blsiben. G.a.'
lam nitt fpiiisn. oh es niht bod,
Dtai.n oibt. bic fir bic .rapio 5ouiiti'
it,n" ober WsStrabI.n, tpie 4: Der
erfinb.r asnannt bat. Inbur6ot 'nslid
iinb, penn auh bishsr aas 3iold'
tionsmittel psriast taben. Muf cue
syd[le aber III bi. Grfinouna nah Scm
beutiaen Stanbt Der 9inae baalt
intsreFani, benn bic YuIDer.cmmsrn
Don Sdifi.n unb Sscris, bi. Wlunis
tionstditen Der 9.it.is. unp alle 2as
Ger bon SprensiOrps.n init metalIi.
iden 6iilIen iSnnen pon bern proict-
tor auis,funoen unb burd ben Strab'
l.n.ra.ua.r auf ipsite gniferHuna aers
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