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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
sKAewAY MAKES PRESENT
 TO PosT.INTELLIGENcER

Greetings from Skagway to the edi' tor oS the Post-Intelligencer," was the only inscription on a mysterious box delivered at the Post-Intelligencer yes terday afternoon. The outside of the box was liberally placarded with post, card views of the Northern city, while the inside was filled with potatoes, turnips, cabbage and red beets, all very choice specimens. The vegetables from the Far North were the equal of any grown in the vicinity of Seattle Seattle Post Intelligencer
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 WILL GIVE DANCE

Juneau Camp No. 31. Arctic Broth erhood, will give a dance and enter tainment at Moose hall next Tuesday evening. Oct. 27. An entertainment committee was appointed to arrange for the affair at last nights meeting.
 Brothers desiring to invite friends must submit the names to J. F. Soles at the store of Bush & Soles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
YAMAsHITA TAKES STAND
 IN HIS OWN BEHALF

The Yamashita murder. case is pro. gressing in the district court. All of the direct testimony of the govern ment has been submitted and the de- fense commenced submitting testi' mony this morning. Yamashita IS testifylng in his own behalf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
NO PARTY SUPPORT.

If MT. Wickersham is returned to Congress he will be obliged to sup port no party platform. He will have no party support, not even a minority support in Congress.-Fairbanks Citi' zen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeting of Juneau Musi- cal Club will be held on Saturday evening at s o'clock at the school house.
 It is important that all members be present.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
LADIES' AID MEETS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. at the home of Mrs. W. c. Beattie. 621 East street
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
woMgNs SOCIAL UNION MEETING

The woman's Social Union of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Edgar Province, corner of Calhoun Road and Distin avenue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

Fire proof clinker chimney blocks, Juneau Construction Co.,. phone 3SS. (10-2-1m.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

Fresh shipment of the sweet stuffs." You know, the good kind, at Britt's Pharmacy; phone 25. 1O-22.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

Fresh shipment of the sweet stuffs." You know, the good kind, at Britt's Pharmacy; phone 20. 1O-22-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

Everybody reads the Empire. Ad- yertise in it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

$35O.OO piano for sale at S200.O0. Some terms, also some furniture and carpets. Address Box 991, Juneau. St
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

Free clock contest now on at Britta Pharmacy. 4O-Zz'o'
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

FOR sALE-smaIl range and boil CT cheap.-Nelson & osborne, Jewel ers 1O-22-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22

"All of the news all the time."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-22
Reliable

Reliable
 Reasonable
 Anxious to please The New Drug Store BUTLER, MAuRo G co. Phone 1s4, between Alaskan and Cain Hotels. 1O-16.tf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
alrinr stahtneuiafritrn.

sSn Der seitrigen Gibune Der
aariailtirul Gebelopmeit Commit
Iiion mur0en ais genmte %pie0erge.
ImGbIt: goritbenOer, Carton Siloretb
aus 2ineoIn: SdaBmeiiter, George
IS. Gilmore aus Omaha. uno Setre.
TOR, VI. s. @bitten ans 2incoln.
9ie Sitting fano I'M bieiieen San
.oeIsclub itatt.
Der ocs Altsihants nab gben6s
Is llbr n~ngeflagte Carrie gltben 900
is Dor, our @cridtsiibuug midi gu
.cridcinen uno mur0e oober ieine
.9irgidoft BON $50 fit perfnaen er.
.fldrt.
8atter 9bomas itno Charles
.@tper, bic beidhIniet fino, Der
.Gartercor So. in Cmobo elm $1,000
AttomobiI geitohIen puo oosielbc in
minneapolis. Winus b~erfaltft Bu b..
ben, piiroen Ron Geteftinen nod bier
auriidgcbrnft.
Dfit iettler Ilage gegelt Die ".
~. 6. U. auf $4,000 entihaot
suug fiir 4erletungci. Die or iid
bel Der Sdmimmboae ourh 5oQen
8usc3ogen Aabe mill. ipuroe bon ei
ner Snrp in Ridtcr 2esIie's Gi
itriftsgeridt 6rant ". @roBjein ab.
gelDieicn.
4 neite 9oIi8iItcn Dur0en ge.
tern bon aontmiiidr augel ernannt
uno guar: &arrn s. Qsfipitb, Char
les s. Golppel, AihoIas 6erbolid.
unl6 Sobu 8 Gonahue, Elm Sobn oes
irilbcren 8oli3eidefs.
Nus Der gteihen 2ueae.
bic Stafiitif, bob in Omaha
81 9ro5ent oqcr M6uner geipirn
8eihdftigung haben. Hedl.
net man olle 4ugeb6rigen 6eioer @e.
idlcdter ilber 10 Sabre 3ufommen,
10 arbeitet iiber bic 9alfte Der 9e.
uolterung Cmaba's, ndmIih runO
81 8ro8ent.
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grof. sdlcidfs gdOrr.

Sn oem criten Stodtuerf 0es @e.
bditoes 1922 6arnam Strobe bat
Der 9latlirarst 9roi gouiS Snlridl
MODERN eingerittete 9aocr eroii.
net. gor alen Ginaeu liz oas elcf.
triihe ShipiBba0 al ~eriu1bnen oue
nah Shleid,'s eigencr sSoee Fonltru.
lit lit iub iid bel Wien. Die ooppu
@ebrauh geuadlt babeu, gut Ne.
iudhrt bat. 5crner perocn 5aIJrei.
bunaen. SaIb. unS @oabdoer init
SeiFeurei6nnaeh notomtide uno
Roiiage appli3irt. 9rof.
Shlcih bot BET bril 9aturar5ten
Or. Suit uno Or. Qab In @rna 0c.
itcrreid. oos Observation-Disclosures It'll.
Dirt, mar III Sabre lana Mniiellr
oes SerBogs be la @rafid in 8enc.
bia, fam 1907 nod amerifa unb
hot Icinem @riflft IN me9rercn
Stabtrn obgcleaen. or peritebt
Oniielbe avs Dem sif@.
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gSmiral gsa6an tuSt.

@nibington, O. g.. 9 3cs. =
.aontre.4 0miral 4lfreO z. Waabon,
Der idon felt einem Sabr3ebnt in
Den Ribeitan0 getretgn mar ltno III
Der 8ereinigten Stnaten gunoesmn.
rine lange Sabre geOient bate. lit
bier geltorbeil. Als 3p0esuriahe
miro Ser5febler nagegeben. bod miro
Dobl Die Aufregung oariiber, Dab
ole ieine 8ropb8eiunsen, Die er iif
ais Observation-Disclosures iiber Die Sic
ge Der enaliihen 6lotte l~eiitete. iifD
nidt berpabrbeiteten, Der Dirflide
@rtmo geiueien fem. Gran beatte
uniern 2citartifel auf 5eite 81
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sdimpft nnf er.9rdhbent aaft.

Yelbnurne, IlitraIien (iiber Con.
bonn 2. Te3. Ias gDtelbourne
aae" .griif Die iiingit pom amerifo.
gr-Erdlioenten Eaft si Mont
q. g. a~cduberten abiidten
itber bic Monroeooftrin an uho be.
ieire grftdrtrng, oaB. fpeun
I~eutidslano aunaoa algreiien ioQte,
Ons ielber in Ben arieg efngegriifen.
oie yer. Stcaten nidt nod iencr
Ehcorie genot1igt icin piiroen elm.
auidreiten. Ddbren0 6 etfpas 9ln.
oeres mare, Denn irgeno cine frenl.
be Madrf iif feitieBen uno cine neue
Reaierung idjaffen miro.
Gas glaft meint. crit fuenn Sic
8ilion ife Administration oieie 4uf.
faiiung tbeile. 70 iuare Is NIT Der
3}onroeooftrin uorbei, uno Die Der.
Stoateu mdren pom Der 5tenunq
3uriidgctreteu. ncIde lie so ODER
nc5r Satire eiferiiidtig beipadt BAT.
ten.
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DtutI6t GrlOlgt
in oft nnb wra!
Grihrmeu ShitpunIt In ben ar.
suHueu.-S0,0OO NHHtn in
6rei &s0dIen aefangsn.

Berlin, 2. Tea. (Bnulru6eridi.)
3aS Arieasamt bat btute Mnhmit.
tag fOlsen0sn uFfisitllen Seridjt er.
laiitn: gAnf benz weitlihsu NricaS.
lfAauplnt nHternnfm Der 5riuo mrb.
rere 5asbaFts Anariffr, Ueldlc BON
n~Hieren SrHpptn NIT gsihtigteit ia.
riidseidlaacH lunrOsu.
jim ArgunHeniunIb mnroe upn
BEN uiirttembergiidrn 3nfantrir.
regiment Wr. 100, btFeH Snbabrr
Der Sentide aaiier islbit III, cine
midtise fein6lids EoRtipn eritirmt.
Ssi bieier WelsssHbsit pHrSsH siuri
feinOlide Effisiere aub 800 GRAN
Suieu gefauaen gtapmmtu.
Aus GftprsnhsH lit nidjte 3eurs
IN meloeH. 5m uSrbfsd,en Rolsn
utbmen bic Gdmpfe fir inns eiueu
giiHitissn gerlaui. Jm iiSliGlen 30.
len DnroeH ale Anariffc Der Rnifen
BON ben nereiuigten Sesren Der
1entideu nub Geiterreider 5nriid.
geihIaarH.
Ter BON Der feinOlidtn RreTe her.
brritete 8erttlt, oah mir Hnr $4,000.
gefaugeH aeuommcn habsH,
lit miuahr. in ben SdlahteH bel
8lOdauef, antuu, sOOa aHo Comics
suiideu BEN III. Rubrmber Muo l..
DECEMBER baben mir $4,000 nuber-
iuHnOete Rnhen s%efanssn ssHOmmsu.
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saS-Cuta6n.

6rnu emma 2ebr berlieB Monfag
IMorgen ibr SENT 2404 %. Ctr,
|uno febIt ieit0em jeglife 9tadridt
|bon ibr. Sbr @atte glaltbt, bob iie
Iumberirrt uHo bat oes1al6 Die go.
.Ii8ei nm ollie eriudt. 5ron 2ebr lit
bon mittlerer @roBe 35 Sabre dit,
beflaioet init gralemt aleio unO
.idnar5em @ut init blauen 80n0ern.
Die aQgemeinen 9I1ne fir bic oIl-
.eemeine 8eibnadts geidjeerung Tel.
tens Der Witelieocr oes Greens Der
.Gagles. Die tbatiddIid In fomnllina.
leg ereigniB miro, fino fat bon
.euoet.
3eitimgsiuHgen un0 iugenoIide
5traBenberfdufer pur0en eefteru Ell.
lter 5reiboriteaung int 9eIIegbeo.
ter tbeilboftig, Ole ibnen bon sSronf
5ohnion nn0 Carl 8onoberg be.
lheert mar.
6rou 8incent Qonerp fuur0e pe.
itern In iArem 8ein, Gde 20. Str.
un0 Miifouri 4be., operirt uno iol
.ibr 3uitonb gunitig iein.
Ser Subj NAB 3peig Der Qifi
Der. 9efuobrrngs-2 igo miro morgen
gsadmittag $50 llbr feline Ser.
iannlluns i'm 9odidnL @e6duoe ob.
bolten.
6ette Qbettb firoet ein Eon5frdn3.
den oes Gdnbert. CLUBS in Der
GngIe4olle ftatt. Gin fGones gro.
gronim 1T %entiuorfen uno lteben az
len GbeilnebmerH berguiigte Stun.
ben bebor.
Senrp Gietien ans Rod Springs,
@pr7 MELT bel ieiner 5hme(ter,
Grrl 8tLbelm gdmiIing. nuf Ge.
ilih.
Ger 5rniten. pilfsberein Der cd.
httb. ct. 2ufns. afrde miro ntor.
gen anhnrittnq 2 rbr cine Ger.
iartnEIirng i'm &eim Der gsrnu 81.
8. QeIIon 24O8 n. Ctr, obbnlten,
su 0er ole mattgIieDer gebeteia iper.
zen, ait erFhetner.
M W. E 4
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Sin uniercm geitrigen gerihte
it6cr bic SiIfstbatigfeit bes bieligen
0eutid-dmeritanifden 6rauen Inter.
ItiiBungspereins bat iif Elm 9rltd.
TELLER infofern eingeidlihen, ais
Ofe Dem Giterreidiia.nngariffen
8otidafter iiberfonote Sunluie niht
S100 ionoern 5000 betrlla uuo iifl
Der @otihafter Or. Gumbn aid fir
oieie 5unlme In Dem an 5rau
8ebidmann geridteten Shreiben
beoanft bat.
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..s srilgs
Gie 0ueaeieimnrte Alrrifdiur Die
not ridiaea AlGdeu III Oct Ecailtflf
.Cndbu 9rititne perdHenilidt MIR.
ee III Hai ohi Mrutidl pieltr gcier
ard ant RoIstartsn crihiencu uio
itlb biGeibeH BON tmierem Nireli.
iatioaB 0Dartcnieut, 1911 &Guaro.
.hsdbe Emaba 9feb. ti beliebtn
Ger Hreis Der Hoitturieu bcifdni fir
3 Shld o eGtts uno itebcH bieieibea
in Der Office Der Iribiine sum Ser.
FAM. i6mten ober uHa Bet umiern
Irnaern teiteltt p0er. uenu fir ie
. siad | Gent Pic 9orlo beladeat
uiu0 AUDI per 8oit be8ogu per6en.
4Sadete ben so aarten ODER melr
merbcn parlofrci perionbt.
@ero0e oieic aarteH lperorn fir
Sbrer 5reunoc uu0 8efanntrn
cine 5reuoe icin oa oieie cine Scr
tpeniget int amcrifu lett ansbruh
Nes arieaes gridiciieuc lit. Ga mir
mir cine m6bige an5dbl Der aartea
an &nno baben lift balotae Bethel.
a%H5uratbeu.
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airhtnhatanr

@ruir. glittipod, bglinnt aet
.itr1iiltia porhereiteie Nalonr tsf
Geltidieu 6reiei epouaelifa len Sir,
nTuaanciuoe in ben deiieH g'aif.
ucnt Der Stride ~. inio Garms
StraiE die @ano. int0 N0bclarbr.
ten, wcihe Sim 8ertanf 1cboicn
.peroen. limo ecAIeaai mo ih6lt
itao mrront ibre au3ifbuBaslrait
nidlt uerfrbIet I'm resen 3uipriid
lpirb hersIidit 1ebetei. Ter Gin.
tritt betrdat 10 Gents bic grriuu,
iuoiir S%taftee mao SUDDEN ucrabreidt
iper0en. 81.
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eidGftsN

Aitftior1r 8. 8. Greene Bat il,
Dem Gehaitoe oes SeSler @rano so.
tels, 513 Slb is. StraBe cine al.
ae1neine auftionsnue in Gnaba
aroffnet. 6err Greene If In Sn1obd
pohI6ef1nltt unb bat iein rte1es @e-
ihdft gang mad belitfem WauIfer in
aroBem Sill eingeridtet. or beftat
Die be6oroIihe Qieens uto Bat Der
5taot 0maba giirgifaH fir reeae
8eidafts fhriing geitelt, iooaB ie.
hermann befni Goufelt bDrtieIbit ge.
lifert iii. Miftionen Fnoen bort
ieoen Nahmittdg Inn 2:30 nno IL.
ben abeno Inn 7:30 llbr itatt unb
oas 0dhere aus Der beittigen
An3eige niif Geife 4 iii eryeben.
Ha
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02

Die Sd9lidje Cmaba Sribiine iiidli
tidltisc nnS snbrrldfige Oentids
Skinner ais reiisnbe aaentsn in 0e.
brasta, Soma nnS SaHias. SObt
a%OmmiIfiOR nnS OniiernOe Stsllung
GmpfeblHngsH notbueubtg. Nau
melOe I'D iOfOrt. Emaba 3ribinr,
Emnba. 0rbr.
G6enfnIls f6nncn mebrtre fIei
kige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Cmn
ia unS llmsegsus geiddftieune fin
ben. Man iprsdje gOrmittass il
Der Office, 1911 Suiuarb Straff
Dor. omaha Sri6HRe.
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g~QarFtbrrtdh
(geIiefert bon Der @reai Beiiern
%6omn1iiiion eo.l

RiuobS6-3ufubr 200O.
Range geefs IS. 75-9.75.
Bette Stiere 81. 70-S.50.
@tttelmaBige So. 50-7.50.
Cute bis bette Gorngefiitterie
$6. 50-7.50.
Mitteimdbtae Big quite fIan BID
f0-15c nieoriaer.
@~etu6bulite $650-7.50
Suite bis bette gtnnge Stiere
S. 30-790.
@eite Sellers ~nieSriaer.
@llte bis bette aii6e $6.50-7.25.
MitteImdBige $5.65-5.75
6crngaiiitterte 50; 30-t0.3E.
@ilte ois bette aiibe ST. 5-6.2 20
Aaerbcite So. 90-6.40.
QPittelmdbige biz cute $5.25-
5.75.
gepobnIide So. $3.50
Cutters $4.50-5.25
tanners $450--5. 25.
gntder guaen $5.00-7O0.
goqognos $5.25-5.75.
Seekers fell.
Bette aeeoers 81. 25-7.75.
@enohnlife $5.50-6.25.
8euobnluife bis MlitteImdBige
S6. 50-725.
Stoders unO 6ee6ers flau bis ME.
oriler.
Bette adI6er IS. oo-8.5o
Bette Sdipere S7.75-S.25.
9igborns $751; 50.
Gpmobnlide S6.35-6.S5.
Stpd Sellers 81. 75-5.25.
Stnd aiibe 81. 50-5.50
9eite 6eeoers 81. Q-7
DlitteIndbige bis CUTE S640-
6.65.
Bette aGtber SS.00-3.40.
Sfneine-8ufubr %, 900; ganrft
l0e b0ber. Gurdidnittspreis 7.35.
pig 7.45 Bis 7.60; b0diter 9reis
Shafe-3nfubr $1,000
Gdnnler IS. 70-9.20.
Bette 2dmmer $8.65-9.t0.
NittelnaBige bis CUTE $50
$40.
SdbrIinge felt.
Seeoers $6.s5-7.40.
gcm16nIide SO. 50-6.75.
@}ntteridnie $7.80-8.05.
@ilte big bette SabrItnae $7.o0-I
40.
8eeoers $5.5 0-6.1
@rte Mutteridnfe $4.65-5.1O.I
5ae6ers $385-4.50.
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@fattern ausaebroflen.

@aitinas, 9{ebr. 2. 9e3.-5ta0b
ar3t GaIbredlt itellte fell, oaB Der
9feiielOe 8silliam aralie, % Sabre
alt. al 8latteru ertranft lit.
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qaenten Fir elm iebr fpertbboles
un6 Ieiht berfduflifes engIiIhes
Bud peroen iiberau geiudJt uno an.
geiteat. Gutter 8erolenit uno iteti.
ge arbett fir Sebert, Der ettpos tbun
mid. lin fpeitere Qustunft aorei.
fire: .. 81. Dor 1876, Omaha, 9eb.
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Prof. |. SchIeich
Natur-HeiIarzt

.erIaitA fidt Dem geebrten b. t. CUB.
llfum bon Omaha uno 1lmeeblna
b6fIiditnnsu5eiger 6ob CT feline Sf.
flee bonn aruetbeater mad 1922 q.
6aruam Ctr. berIegt bat, hoo RI
cine mooerne 8a0eanitoIt nit neite-
item mo beften Ginrithtngen fir
Sur. un0 9feinigungsb1Oer, ionic
Mtoiiage eroffnet bat.
Qer5te uno gnoebeSiirftige Tfu6
b0fIidit eingelaoen, feline anItaIt at
beluhen.
SeoermartL Der fid fir feline an,N
lpenoutgen intereiIirt, erb1It elm
freies Srentment in Der Set BON
%. Bis 28. gsobelrber 1914.
1922 :. Sarnam Ctr, ap.tairs.
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Seftiae 0interitnrme.

Qelu gorf, 2, 9c3. is belte
bier nngefontmene Meeres0ompfer
,poren NIT Gts oidt iiber8ogen uno
'beridten, bob beftige S9neeitiirme
.duf Dem Weere berriden.
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OyQnRMfsN p.a 4 J %
GTitElGIiges @an1ebiAt.

Tieie @oda n56p Beauties
Gil aneritan 9ateafs @apnaro
Gtafior6 Obi, aatbernn Curtin, 9fae
@ledlrar Bal, 8HrfAart & M1it,
Ehe @ra5ers, Grp6eum 9rapel
NpefIH.
8reiie: Wlatinee fau5genrmnlen
Gonitaas urto 5onntegs): @aueris
tar heffe Site 95c -gIhanbs 10c-
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Meindt- m0b[irtes 9im.I
rier mt Bah uno beqnenaer v1.
betibnbnberbinbn1ig. @aate ooaa
auter Raurr b~eDcr3ugt. a6re
200, 3ribirne.
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qdtnnat.

Msontag. ben 4. DECEMBER, Mben6s
S llbr bolt Der Omaha 9eutihe In.
teritiitnngsberein ieine 6. ntonat
lihe Notwithstanding al. 81
Der lesten 8eriomnlIttng tpur1en 4
rieue Wtitglieoer eingefitbrt un6 5iuei
Dorgeidlagen. Sros 0es arieges
bliibt Der gerein.
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q1en GeutI6en uro oIten BE.
fannten our 0a6rift, 6oB iG mel
men SaloOR mad oItem Still tpieoer
eroffnet babe. @ttte reeae 8eoie.
liltng.
e. 81. 8eBrig.
584S Main Ctr,
60 genIOn, 0ebr.
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Wzdn urterItiiss bic 0eutjhe 8reIs
n, inbers man sa ibrsr @exbre
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Nbuuntrt out bic xdaIiAe Gribaut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02

q, 8. Mnrn, 0eutfdler Sbti
fsr auaeil nnteriudt fit @rinen.
a4S-~5 8rrnoais G5 9maha.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Heading for Nevada

Women who have been habitues of
redlight districts in California have
begun coming into Nevada, according
to the Reno police, and probably a
score are already in Reno, where they
hope to find a way OF living, now that
the redlight abatement law of Cali
fornia is 10 bar them from that STATE.
1t is asserted by the police that the
women of the Reno restricted district
are already on the verge of starvation
and that there is no room for women
OF that class either in Reno or else
where in Nevada. 1t is the intention
of the Reno police to send all such
newcomers out of town as unde--
~siraoles.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
T I TO

Bids will be received until Il
o'clock, noon, December "a, 1914, at
the office of F. ]. DeLongchamps,
architect, Clay Peters building, Reno,
Nevada, for the construction OF eN-
kibit booths at Panama-Pacifc Inter
NATIONAL Exposition for the State Of
Nevada. Plans may be secured at the
above named office and a deposit Ct
ten dollars (S1O) will be required for
each set Of plans taken from the Of
flee. Such deposit will be refunded
when plans are returned. d17-td
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Personal Mention

Mrs. Bob Schulz and Miss Louise
Schulz are visiting in Reno.
Senator Zeb Kendall left on the
express last evening for Reno.
Sheriff Randall of Lyon county
was a Carson visitor last evening.
Ted Steinmetz, wel1-known REM
merchant, is a visitor in the capital
city today.
Frank Williams. state bank exam
iner, has gone to Elko to spend the
holidays with his family.
Mrs. J. P. Donnelley is up aad
about again after a couple OF weeks
siege with throat trouble.
Johnny Newman, reported i'll a
couple of days ago, has SO far re,
covered as to be able to resume
his duties at the Arlington.
James Gaughan, deputy mine IL
spector, departed for Goldfield last
evening, after several days visit il
this city.
Joe Tognoni, one of the pioneer:
Of Nye. county, where he has large
cattle and farming interests, is a Wis
itor in Carson on business befor,
the land and water offices.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Teachers Institute Begins

The Washoe county Teachers, In
stitute held sits opening meeting in
Reno today and will continue tomo :
row and Thursday. John Edwards
Bray, superintendent OF public l.
struction, is serving as president, and
among the prominent instructors
who will act during the session are
President A. w. Hendricks and Prof.
J. +. Church of the University OF Ne
vada.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Dollars Coming In
for Christmas Tree

Up to moor today approximately
mas eve Community" tree and not
later than tomorrow all the funds
necessary for the successful carrying
raised. The mount determined On
was less than 5000 and it is now GER
taip hat it will be raised. Carson
rity and will give the "kidHies' all
entertainment on Christmas eve that
will oe numbered among the memor-
are the subscriptions received by he
Appeal and News up to date:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Laid Away

The funeral services of the late
August Litchenberg took place Sum
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
late residence, Rev. w A. Laughlin
OF the Presbyterian church officiating.
There were many old-time friends Ii
attendance, including comrades j
Phil kearney Post, and members Il
the Relief Corps. The interment was
in this city.-Enterpirse.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Troubles Come Not Singly

Adolph Sandmeyer, the Reno drug
g;st, was fined $500 Saturday in Judge
Deasy's San Francisco court for sell
ing illicit drugs contrary to law.
Other warrants are out against Cand-
meyer and he may be brought to trial
in Placer and Nevada counties. Sam
in Reno with a divorced wife.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Send me your certificates and
realize on their present value
Will F. Heffernan Company
Reno, New. STOCKHOLDERS Phone 1921
Bakers Cancy-None Better

Secure your Christmas boxes. A
bcN OF delicious candy fresh from our
tacery, iii attractive packages. is III:
best kind of a Christmas present. Our
OF candies for tree decorations and
stocking filters at wholesale prices.
Leave your orders now. Mail or
ders promptly attended TO. daft
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER r. 1914
Children Will Meet

The children are asked to meet at
Leisure Hour hall, at 2 o'clock,
sharp, Wednesday afternoon to prac-
tice Christmas carols. This means
every child III town. The grown peo-
pie are working to give the children
pleasure; let the children all turn out
and help to give pleasure to the
grown-ups by preparing carols to
sing Christmas eve.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Meet Wednesday Afternoon

a meeting of the ladies of the var
ious committees and also those who
are interested will be held Wednes-
day afternoon al 2 o'clock at Guild
hall for the purpose of filling the can
d. bags to be hung on the big com
munity' tree on the capitol grounds
on Christmas we.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22

NOTICE
TIC Persons Having Claims Against
the State

Owing to the cIoslng of account
for the years 1913-911, all persons
having claims against the State II
Nevada, are requested to present sad
claims by the 10Th of December, as
all money remaining in funds reverts
to general funds after the 1st of Jan
uary, 1915.
By order OF the Board Of Examin-
ers.
J. w. LEGATE,
Clerk of the RAard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
NOTICE

Carson City, New, Dec. 10, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that all per
son having claims against the State
Board of Capitol commissioners will
please present the same before De-
cember 70, 1914.
AUSTIN JACKSON,
Clerk Board Capitol Commissioners.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Bargains In Jewelry

From now till Christmas the Gold
en- Jewelry company will offer bar
gains in jewe1ry never before pre-
sonted in Carson. Call early and make
selections before the opportu-
nifty is gone. d17-td
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-22
Wiring for Big Event

Al karge and assistants began wiz
ing the capitol grounds today for the
electrical Examinations which will
appear there on Thursday evening
The wires will be strung to the big
fl tree which has been selected for
the Christmas eve event and on thai
occasion it will glow as with a thou
sand lights.