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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
VILE, 0.

DSVGLLE. O.. STAY Mr. Frank
and Harry MARBLE. Of McNcchen. W. Va
were IN" guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
wright over sunday.
VIM. Lee and DAUGHTERS. OF Union
day.
Rev. err. former pastor 81 the Raptis,
church. a. Morristown. was the Eueat
Of Mr.. end Mrs YES Gillian.
Mr.. snd Mrs. viii ~ CoIvig and
Martha were visitors Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Evart
Hart.
Miss Edna BowIes has returned 20 he-
home here after = Successful term 81
school % Morrtstowu. ohio.
Mr Herry Wright and daughter. 81
Cleveland. ohio. are the guests OF NJ.
Wright.
IN CoI,ig went T. Wheeling w We
Thursday. TO visit a few days with hts
parents
Mr.. aud Mrs John Michner and "a "
Loper were business visitors ~ 81.
Clairsviile last Wednesday.
Mr.. end Mrs Frank Wfnfera were
b%usiness visitors ~ - C~isirsyile. a..
last Tuesday.
DR. Turner ~ Hoimon was % r-osev-
sionsl 'slisr in town last TUESDAY.
Harry Ester and Niee Hazel Dunbar
were quietly married last Wedusadag.
Aprl soth. - Sc 'lairsville. o.. Hsr
Fisher officiatinE "he Eroom iq n ~4u
81 10 sn. NJ. and Mrs smith
Estep and wcirhmastrr ~ tho Pauline
mines. The bride BE- one ~ HoIintrs /.
Young ladies and has made many Nisifs
NJ ana Mr. N,r.hsI Taylor. or
Pinch Run. near EoIlairs. o. are fia
guest az the ruiitss OF Elmer Neffr
and Smith Eetep
Mesars Charles U1afes liza Thomas
Dale kinuet Harry sire AMI willard
FcorEn attended tho r-Dmmsursmeu a.
% TNurrdaF evening
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town Monds =. ="
br. q W steward OF Jerusalem. was
ness.
Miss Marie saith lof Wheeling is
nor" Tor O Ni.ft with her rarcnts.
daN on business
AIRS Elizabeth Stoif OF p~ft,sb,r,.
spent a Tow days here with her parent
Mr auu Mrs. .. Roth.
Nrs Margaret Grifdth OF McKees
,s"cN" Pa L. spending a Few davs with
Menroc county friends.
hhnr A. alive OF Antioch was I'm
Mr. Frank Tnokc &c. Visiting at
Whc"linv this week. ."
ar~ John Brown ~ S~fmnsra,ld a.
WISHING A.. and Mrs lame. Masterz
~ markct nov o. only s..ou
George g. Br.suck OF T-rtdr.port q
Nss ln town The Urst o. ~. week
IA L~arrfnc % Wheeling was in
N.eH~h'id or business this week.
Nr. and ttr~ Cleveland S-,numarb.r
returned 60 Akron SATURDAY
Mr. qua AIRS. a. g.. cram and sor
Noodsneld. w Fl"
Mrs. D. a. Enslieh returned wedne..
bias been a lev davS ~"
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EAST HIGHLAND

East RlCHLAND. o.. Nav i
Rev. Kerr. OF Winchester. %. il bere
lhis week calling on Old f-ipnds. ne
= well known here. haviac preacbad
herr quite q number of times. "a.
III pI'ach a. the Christian church
inE W"
Miss Leila williamson is being de.
talneG al home these days. nursing a
case of humps. "
Mr. John Welty - visiting relatives
IN Wheeling this week.
MI. ). G. Pickering Is having his
tenant house cleaned and papered this
week. ne haNtuc rented IL To Rev. Ira
Leiper. n new pastor Of the L. y
church 81 St CiairsNille. Rev. Leipar
vas formerly OF New Castle. Pa.
MT Ralph Roscoe took two loads
OF very n lambs TO Wheeling this
week Tor market
Miss DIV" Hap returned on Satur.
day from Canton where sin. spent a
with her brother. Mr.. Carl Uavs
and wife. Mrs Hays having been I'M
but - low improving. "
Miss Mary Lodge has returned from
y Visit with relatives in Wheeling and
Mrs. Eliza McNamec and son
FRANK went on Tuesday to Martins
FERRY TO stay for a fimo with her
daughter. Mrs. Ella Dcegan
Miss Manic Clark of IoydsyiUo
spent sunday and Monday here with
her grandmother. Mrs. Clark.
quite a number Of the relatives OF
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moved TO Speidele. TO make their
home.
Rev. Bourne will conduct the serv-
ices in The VI. T. church tomorrow
night.
The Eaton homestead. west OF town.
was sold yesterday at public sale.
Bill Persole and Frank Lynn. of
Henrysburg. were here. on business.
yesterday.
Leave items OF interest for this pr
per at kinney's shaving parlor. West
Main street.
Attorney W. W. Cowen, OF 81.
Clairsville. is here. on business.
Arrivals at the Hotel Horner yea.
terday: W. IA. Hearne. Wheeling: V.
Curtis, Wheeling: r. &. Ayers. Eanes-
Vile; j. G.. White. Henrysburg. VI.
Lasky. Cleveland: Mike McClilland,
GAINESVILLE: J. +. Warnell and wite.
Detroit. Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
CHARTERS GRANTED TO
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES

Yesterday a charter was ant
BY the Wes Virginia Sunday School
association to the following aduif
Bible classes Ladies' Bible class OF
the VI p south church. Parkersburc
the Appalachian Bible class OF the
Bland Street NJ r. South church.
Blueheld. and the Golden Rule Bible
class of tho VI r. South church. eau
Icy Bridge. W Va The total num-
Der 81 adult Bible classes organized 10
date a. $40 4 charter was also grant.
cd 20 the following secondary classes
The Junior Loyan sons class OF the
Christian church. F~ollansbee. and tho
Busy BOYS class OF the Baptist
church. Cl~arksburc. W. Va.
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WRIT OF HA5EAS CORPUS
FILED IN PRICE CASE

In the matter OF the CUSTODY OF
Paul Hayes Price. Joseph ClaIenc.
Irice, Mary Lee Price. and virginia
Price, minor children OF Nose and
Anna Price. al order was entered FOR
a writ by the Chi!dren's Home OF
wheeling. and stated that the father
Of children was confined in isti
IN October. 1913. that ne had since
been In the workhouse and that the
mother had said she was not able to
care for herself. They further stat
ec that the home life OF the children
was anything but desirable. They
further petitioned that they be al
loved TO Keep the children against M
requests OF the parents TO such time
as a hearing could be had TO deter
mine what should be done. The or
der grants the petition.
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HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER. o.. May 1-D y Barnes.
salesman. was In town Friday.
Howard Travis and Clifford shepherd
were IN GAINESVILLE saturday on bust
ness.
". 4 Lrcas and son. Isaac. are a.
Somcrfou this week on business.
Quite a uumber from here attended
~" last day ct school at Hickory
Grove. Friday afternoon.
Charles Brown. Of Marietta q. VS.
In town Wednesday calling on his trndc.
Irvie Moore. OF Pitcher. was VISITING
a. James Muorc's. tho first - the wsei
Mary Travis. o. Hcfheada. has return
ID home from q short visit with friends
here.
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Jesse Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
hetnple. MI ana Mrs. Frank \. O'Brion.
Ut and Mrs. win cruise. Air. and Mr.
william j. Wiugerter Mr.. and Mr.
Ihos. Miller. Air. and Mrs. Frank Riest-
Mrs. William Il. Lear.
MissesEBess Welty. Regina Lutz. Az
nss Mullaney, Marguerite Gundliug
Alinetta Miller. Esther He'll Lucy Nil.
isr. katherine Beatty. Ann Weir. Male
Messrs.-James ~. McAllfster- Far
lower, George A.. Greene, lawrence
ltIpatrick. Elmer T.. Welty. Thcs. ,
noMley' Jr, J. William Mailey. Joseph
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PROF. FLETCHER
Noted Speaker Will Address Members
OF Mems Bible Class Of Second
Presbyterian Church

frot x. l. Fletcher will speak In
the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow afternoon al 2:f5 O'Clock on
the subject The Making Of a Hero.
or, Iaueht In the School OF Christ.
All OF the members of the Mems Bible
ylass ar urged 10 be present. as tho
lecture Is a strong argument for the
bttter life, given by an evangelist of
more than ordinary ability. Prof
Fletcher Is d author of many GOOD
SONGS and a musical director OF no
mean ability.
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&. M0RRISTOW

MORBGsTOWN. q. MAY f-Auor
ney W g. Walker and wife. Of 81
'lairHvill". are visiting In fovn
Jack Lyons left for Cleveland yes
terday.
The Wright we'll so o ls fishing for
the tools
VIM. Hegrno Of Wheeling is hfre.
onktn after Dis oil interests
witt Humphrey and wife have TO-
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$4,000 SUIT
John H.. Cox Asks fer This Sum a.
Result Of Injuries Sustained at
Whitaker-Clessner Mill

The Observation-Disclosures comnanv
vas made the defendant in a SIs'O00
manage suit yesterday. II is stvlad
John II. CoX ". WhitakerLGlessner
company. trespass on the case. The
was filed by Attorneys
Ject TO May rules. The plaintin -
SUING Tor the above sum to cover in
Jurles received while an employe OF
the mill VA
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tconunu.d from rag. Thr...I

Afternoon Luncheon.
\ deliEhtul luncheon was given ~
The B~rOoksidc Inn. Friday afternoon.
for Mrs. Nathaniel Ksay. Of Clifton
Heights. Pa. first vice president sen
'ral 81 tho Daughters Of the Hevolu.
lion. who is RI guest here Luncheon
was served bv Mrs Louis Andre a. q
o'clock. 4 hurc barkct ~ yellow jon.
quils adorned the center 81 the table.
ana tho rover were marked with
" alter colore of small colonial hrurea.
Miss Frances Jordan introduced Mrs.
Nray. and she made an able address.
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COMMISSIONERS REPORT FILED

An order was entered yesterday BY
Judge Charles q Newman in the
case OF Margaret = Jones Va. Hamp-
den = Shriver. This suit was brought
to settle an estate and the order nd.
mits the commissioners report also
that the trustee. the plaintiff. pay tho
costs OF the suit.
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acres, Malaga township. s3.soo.
Emma Eice- 70 sarah Whitlatch, lot
-. woodsGcld. $3.50.
Mary Stimrert 60 John "a. MckieVen.
ize acres, Center township. 81.
Alice y. a Law 10 ;. r. Hfafzgrar.
~ square rods. Naams township. SSs5.
Archie X Winland 40 :. o.. Rose. lot
q. Moodslcld. $500.
Z j. Michtsrnan. sheriff. 20 Catherine
Nergcr. lot a.. IcwisNillc. $500.
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The honor guest was presented with
two handsome colonial c~andlesticks
bearing yellow candles. The ladies
who enjoyed the luncheon were:
Mesdames
Nathaniel Keay. Of WeIlsburg
Clifton Heights. y .Harry Travis
Edward l. stone 4. e.. Heinlein
j W. Brooks Mary Deleplaine
Ross \. e. MCMechen
Lima Hennig-Shcr Crawford Booth
man Frank LEM. Hupp
Donald Kean. OF
Misses
Sarolene Hupp Virginia SeiEel. Of
Frances Jordan Kansas city. Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02

The Ladies Aid society % the
Welsh CONGREGATIONAL church Of Mar
tins Ferry VIII be- entertained by Mrs.
John owens az her home. No 900
North Fifth street. next Thursday
evening
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bsrs viz senr their ter and viii par
ucipate IN r. mammoth street parldr
which will D. held prior go the Initiation
Fer"worlra Thf HffuhruriI1r hlra
have arranged fnr r. hIE banquet follow .
IrE fhr ceremonial ar.aiUr
Aur team sH shown shlfr ir made
40 ~ fhf fDIlDairg Reading from Ifr.
o. righf
TOP row cue UUIdf brand Dom sIsua
f".rse n Kraft Charles LaEmHr TI.U
n Cor. Bailey Fraziar end NtT D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02

Tho Carroll club ~EurlnGfime uarit
VIII be given MAY q % the club Dan.
ginE. $50 fo 90. cards. $50 Goo 80 TH.
luncheon. 90 co. Mtfefrra Drrfrafr1
viii furnish Tho u-ueIr
The follow ING committee fa fn rhrrFr'
MIreca Eveiirc Wium and EmmH
G1ndiing assisted by Mr. and Nfrs
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Probate Court.

April so-tiearing ON viii Of Thomas
Martin Diseased Testimony of J. Il.
tamoen taken.
April ei-G ~ M~sFsddeu. executor
OF Louisa McFoddcu. returned order co.
sale - PERSONAL property.
uovid W. tiupp lection under the
VIII OF Mary u. Hump deceased.
w " lynch executor OF Mary T..
Hunp. nicd ~fnVsutorv.
April SIT O. smith. TRUSTED -
Walter Shauk. asked Tor order OF pti-
Natc salc Of real estate.
W = Weston Eta-tsd license To- keen
and conduct a whlrfbaat
April -s-froof~ 81 publication r.sl
OF notices Of a-upointmsnt ot Iamcs %.
hinard. auministrutor OF James . Kim
ara; John Howil-r aud stella peia-I eN-
ecutors OF Jacob Howilcr. BERT -
harcn. executor Of Fred iiaren. Adolpn
handl. administrator OF Albert An.hgfs
!. w henboV. Ir. administrator ct x
;. smith and JOB p. smith. admins
traitor OF Ala 4. smith.
Application nlcd TO probate will o.
Isaac y. pougherty. Hearing set sor
NAV .
Henry :. Burkhart ~adjudged insane.
April 2s-Hearing on will OF Julia 4
Testimony taken. admitted 20
probate.
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Trip Around The World.

Cleveland will leave for a trip around
the world. All Interested in travel
and history Of foreign nations will
meet Al the First English Lutheran
church. Sixteenth street. at : o'clock
y. m. on said date.
Mr. W. O. McCluskey will condrct
the tour and 70 will be delightful in
every respect Pictures from Cali
fOrnia 20 japan. China. India. Egypt.
Europe and back again will be shown.
4 very interesting travel talk will be-
given and the price for tho trip a.
only n silver Offering Every one q
cordially invited. Refreshments will
he sold.
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WOODSFlELD, OHIO

wooDSrIELD Ohio. May dis
trict No. I5-Moose Ridge Ohio.
The wiilison Run oil ~company's No. .
- poaxhertS. is IA and good for one
barrel
liekens OIL and Gas company : No.
} orange. driiling at 1000 feet
. ~ lar DyC. J. Wilhelm. ~spudding
kichford OIL company. spudding.
District No ts-Lchanon. Ohio.
Johnston a Co are drilling at about
1000 feet o N No. T. Cap Miller.
Pure ou Producing CO. ave rig W
FOR No. -. j. NJ. NcNay.
Pemrick OIL Co. are rigging up Tor
No. }. Afobberly heirs
Way Farm on Co. have rig up for
Nc. 8. Philip B~urkhart.
Bethel on Co. arr hauling In rig FOR
NO. 4. Hersher heirs.
District No is B-Graysville. Ohio.
Or. frampton drilling No. J.. henry
Cline. at loo feet.
District No. Is-Le~1sville and Monroe
neid. Ohio.
cunntnghsm. Loar & COS No. /. Den
bow. rigging.
Is barrels.
staudt. Smith ct al No. l. Knapp. rig
cling ug.
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Ted DON was az Colnmbus Monday
on business.
Rev. Father Theo. Lyel OF Millions
burr. was In town Monday.
with tonsilltfs.
Roy T. Baker was over from Lewis
VILE Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles 4. Brown is EuTerlnr
from an attack OF pneumonia.
J. W. Lentz and NJ. g. Doughertv OF
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The follow ing new cases have hecn
nled IN common pleas court. Y. q. De
ment VS. W. : Mann - al. partition
In the matter OF The petition OF she
Monroe county. ohio: for IN. trarsfe~
OF public funds Archibald \ Adaw-
vs. Annie r Ford 81 al TO quiet title or
real estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02

Mission VIII he opened At - SvI-
veSters Catholic church Mond1v Nav 4
first sermon win bc delivered on
Monday evening at : go O'Clock sun time
~ The Rev. %. Y Intel. OF Bridgeport.
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The committee selected by the
Lambs Club OF New York 10 arrange
for their All-Star Gambol in this clty.
Monday afternoon. May 20. is az fol-
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W. G. p. U. VIII Meet

The W. g. T. L. viii meet al N. home
81 Mrs Hariett Amos "Wednesday even
Or Alcohol on the Brain" Leader Ms
MetEgar.
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Realty TuasfG~

l. Armstrong 20 Nellie r. Antili. Tot
-. Bethel township. $500.
J W. Bruce to Frank Dye. 81 acres.
Perry township. 81.
Robert Rgrge to Louis Goodman.
loZ-ss acres salem and Switzerland
townships. 1880.
william hickey to g. r.. McMuilen.
AZ acres. Jerusalem. $500.
Henry friday to solomon Friday. 80
acres. summit TOWNSHIP. 81.
william Feiock 20 william Gramifrh
part OF lot ~. Le~isviile. $3.50.
John W. Foraker o. Sylvester Grav
80 acres. BENTON townShiu. $1,000.
2. p Kitchener to George D. Frxer
ia acres. Malaga township. $500
William Luder to Marshall II Brooke.
-.saS acres. switzerland township. 81.
Rosa Marty TO Albert Ingold 100
acres. Lee township. ssss.sT
George r Pryor to Hamilton T. Ket-
terer. 80 acres. Adams township. $500
NJ. l. Pugh TO Clara Eddy > acres
Sunsbury township. 1900.
i. p Rowley 10 Joseph :. Parks 80
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The Problem OF Doubt will be the
subject at the rrayer meeting on Thurs
day enfn at : o'clock. The last num-
her OF the lecture course will be held
on h same evening at q O'Clock.
Next sunday the Epworth League viii
meet Al $50 = m and the regular
church services At s:3o u. m.
The pastor will preach on ~The Power
% Love next Sunday morning and on
How TO Overcome Evil" IN the evening
The United Brotherhood will meet AZ
the Presbyterian church next sunday
afternoon at . clock.
Mothers Day viii be observed AZ
the Methodist Episcopal church on the
second sunday in May.
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Music and Literature.

The Young Ladies OF the Second
Presbyterian church will give a mu-
steal and literary entertainment al
the church on next Tuesday evening
May ; at S o'clock. The following
program will be rendered.
Wheeling High Orchestra.
Recitation, Angelina Johnsinc"
Carmen Vogley.
Instrumental Solo. Irwin Roller.
Recitation. Sissy Hawkins. Martha
kleves.
Violin Duet. The Palms. Nelson
Cook. Kenneth Ruble.
Song. Childrens Chorus.
Recitation. Tom Johnson.
Plano Duet. Quivine. Katherine
and Helen Wood.
Violin Solo. Kuiawiak. Henri Wien
iawske. Belle Miller. accompanied ny
Prof. Shockey.
Recitation. Marsella Settlers.
Garland Of Roses. Solo. Margaret
kesseT. accompanied by Nellie Fort
ney. The following will also assist.
Helen Johnson. Hydial Skinner. Ele-
mort McFreley. Helen Cunningham,
katherine Lindsay. Sarah Wood.
Kathleen Koontz. Margaret Johnson
and Helen Schambra.
Recitation. The Minutes. Car
men Nogley.
Vocal Duet. Virginia Huseman Nell
son.
Music. Wheelinp High Orchestra
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MIsslonarY Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
OF the West Wheeling VI. f. church
will be held al the home of Mrs. MAJ
Fortney. Monday evening. May 4. at
5 O'Clock. The regular business of the
meeting will be taken up. followed by,
an interesting program and refresh
ments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-01
DAUTRICK INCIDENTLY
 BOOSTS FOR JUNEAU

FAIRBANKS, Sept. 9.-A, s. Daut- rick, travelling agent for the Great Northern railway, is in town calling on the merchants in the interests of his line, Although one of the ninety eightors this is his first visit to Fair. banks.
 Fairbanks is just about as expect ed to find it," said MT. Dautrick to a News-Miner man yesterday, but did not expect to see a moving machine cutting oats on the edge of town or learn that you raise thousand tons of potatoes. knew, of course, that you raised probably the finest veget' ables in the world in the sunny valley of the Panama, but not that you were carrying on any real farming.
 "A little quiet now, is what your business men tell me, but that is true of all of the towns of the territory with the single exception of Juneau, which has enjoyed uncommon pros perity for the past three years, due to the development of immense low grade properties, and yet it must be remembered that the early settlers waited a quarter of century to real ize what is happening now. Much of the preliminary construction work Is now we'll over and no man should go there looking for employment, because there is more than an abundance of labor
 Yes, the salmon pack will be rath- CT light but the. selling price opened at a profitable figure, and, on account of the European war, the price will probably go much higher than ever before Copper, on the other hand, has gone off entirely, and that indus. try will be crippled for the time be- ing. but many of the copper people will be searching for gold properties. I personally know that one of the big gest mining companies in the United States has. since the outbreak of the war, sent engineers to Alaska to look at gold prospects, so that forsee a vigorous hunt for gold claims next season. Of course, there is no foreign money available for investment now and what is done will be entirely by American capital.
 No. times in the States are not good Too many people in the cities-over- crowded-and the country begging for farmers. Crops are the largest in the history of the nation and the poor farmer will soon have the 1915 mod el. Had it not been for the war, though, we might have looked for for ward movement in all lines of busi- ness, but for the present, patience and rigid economy are the lines that peo- pie of moderate means must follow"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-01
BUREAU INVESTIGATES
 THE FOX INDUSTRY

RUBY, Sept. 5.-Harry Chrlstoffers, agent of the Bureau of Fisheries, un- der which bureau the fur industry of Alaska is placed, came down the riv- CT with H. J. Atwell this week on a tour of inspection, and gathering in- formation throughout the interior.
 The question, so often asked, wheth- CT or not the government will require foxes taken out of season to be turned loose, has been definitely settled, and this is not required. The department is doing everything in its power to promote the raising of fur-bearlng anil mals as purely an Alaskan industry. The regulations have now been so de- vised that wild foxes for domestica- tlon can be taken any time during the year, except from May IS to June 15. This is for the purpose of protec- ton of the young when they are too small to be taken from their burrow.
 A license, which costs nothing, Is required of those engaged in the busi- ness in order that statistics can be procured and so that foxes actually raised in captivity will be allowed to be shipped out of the Territory. No foxes born wild can be shipped out of Alaska.
 Mir. Christoffers states that he has visited quite a number who are en- gagged in the business, several of whom are making extensive prepara- tions. The corrals that are being built by Morrison at Hot Springs, Vachon & Co.,, at Tolovana, and the Alaska Silver Fox Co.,, at Fairbanks, will be completed this season and will cost from $7OOO to $1OOOO each.
 Anyone interested in the fur-raising business will do we'll to meet Mir. Christoffers. He will not only give pointers about the raising of the ami mals but much other information bear ing on these lines that is indispensi- ble to the beginner in the business. He wishes to impress upon all who are interested that the government is interested and he as agent is willing to give any assistance in the way of beneficial information possible.
 He will go down the river as far as Holy Cross, returning on one of the last boats to Fairbanks.--Ruby Rec ord Citizen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-01
PEOPLE SHOULD BE
 CAREFUL OF "sTRIKES'

This is the season or the year when the stampede fever is in the air. The summer work is nearing a close, and it is natural that men should be on the lookout for new strikes. The least hint of pay in unknown regions is sufficient to start a rush, and often. times without the least excuse. All is not gold that glitters," and every strike that is reported is not neces. sarily a new Klondike, nor even a repetition of the rich Iditarod find. The fact that there are many rich fields yet to be opened in Alaska, and that at any moment discoveries may be made which will cause excitement throughout the world, renders it the more imperative that these rumors of strikes" should be authenticated be- fore a rush is commenced.-Idi Pioneer