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The Washington herald., 1915-12-03

rapher under Nine. Schwimner at the
Hotel Biltmore. headquaIte tiers Of the Ford
peace party. Miss whitton 10 q daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilton. She
probably VIII be the youngest person
among those ON the peace ship.
For several years past she has been
employed as stenographer and private
secretary in the law ofices Of Howard
w. Smith. president Of the city council.
These oficers have been elected by
Alva Aerie. No. 81. Fraternal Order of
Eagles: J. p. McDermott. worthy presi-
dent; c. T. Blunt. vice president; James
MCGOWAN. chsplain: Joseph H. West.
secretary; J. p. waddy. treasurer;
Charles Crump. inside guard; Thomas
Downey. outside guard; Samuel Walker.
trustee for three years. These omcefs
will be installed January by William L.
Rammel. past worthy president.
Work done during the summer months
at the children's play grounds viii be
on exhibition tomorrow afternoon from
8 until 5 o'clock, and at night from Z until
o'clock. at Lee School Building. In all
there are 15o pieces.
r. z. Lee Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams, at its monthly meeting Monday
night at Lee Camp Hall. will make ar
rangements for its annual banquet. to
be held January 10. In observance Of
Gen. Lees birthday.
James Wallace Hoffs funeral took
place this afternoon from st. Paurs
p. E. Church. Services were conducted
by Rev. DIR. P. p. Phillips. rector. as
sisted by Rev. DR.. 8. A. Wallis. of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary. PAIL
bearers were J. X. NJ. Norton. George
e. warfeld. Charles r Hooff. E. s.
Leadbeater. Arthur Herbert. tr.. and
Urban 8. Lambert
The frst, second. and third degrees
of the order will be conferred on a
class of seventeen candidates from Ac-
cotink Lodge. No. rs. tomorrow night
by the degree team Of Potomac Lodge
of Odd Fellows. There will be an en-
tertainment after the degree work
Rev. L NJ Ferguson, pastor OF TRINITY
NJ. f. Church. this afternoon delivered an
address before the members Of the VIII
lard W. c. T. U. taking for his subject
National Prohibition"
The annual meeting OF the Holy Name
Society. Of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
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Simply saturatc the hair to be re-
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Trial bottle for 25c from EN-
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Street. New York City.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03

wah be held at O'Clock Sunday night in
kSt. Mary's Hall. hOficers will be elected
and afterward there will be smoker.
The funeral of Mr& Jane b. Lincoln
took place today from St. Mary's Cath
olic Church. Rev. Louis Smet. pastor. Of.
ficiating.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03
Tobaccos

Prince Albert, Tuxedo.
Velvet, Stag, 1-pOund
glass. 5Jc, 1-pound tin.
6gc; S-Ounce tin, Sc.
soc Lunch Box. Union
Leader. Sensation. U. 9.
Marine. Centrnl Union,
cut to 43c; I.-pOund cut
to 23c.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03
Suffrage Council Win Meet.

The executive board of the National
Woman Suffrage Association yester-
day ISSUED call for meeting of
the executive council here December
13-the day before the opening Of the
forty-seventh annual convention. Two
representatives from each State suf-
frage association will attend
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03

The annual meeting OF the Holy Name
Society, of St. Mary's Catholic Church,
The Washington herald., 1915-12-03

Rev. I. NJ. Ferguson, pastor OF Trinity
NJ. f. Church. this afternoon delivered an
address before the members OF the VIII
lard W. c. T. U. taking for his subject
National Prohibition"
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01

Bernard Carr was a passenger for
the Outside on the Sheldon auto
last week He is going to MAYO
Brothers to take treatment for stom-
ach trouble
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
Mrs. Buckley Gives
Delightful arty

At her pretty home on Fourth
avenue and Dunkle street Saturday
evening Mrs. J. J. Buckley was
hostess at a delightful bridge party.
Playing started soon after S o'clock
and continued until about II O'Clock
when scores We're counted. the re
suit being that Mrs. Pratt carried
nome the first prize and Mrs. Boer-
ner the consolation.
Delicious refreshments were then
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Lavery.
The guests We're: Mrs. NJ. c. Bal
ton, Mrs. Chas. Boerner, Mrs. Carl
stem. Mrs. Caskey. Mrs. T. Dundon,
Mrs. J. H. Groves Mrs. J. A. Healey,
Mrs. Eugene Huckins, Mrs Bert
Johnson Mrs. J. c. Kellum, Mrs.
Robt Layery, Mrs. l.. X. Pratt. Mrs.
P. J. Rickert Mrs. j. NJ. Ruggles,
Mrs. Geo. Smith, Mrs. Sidney Stew
art and Mrs. Edgar Wickersham.
Louis Golden of the Golden stores
made a business trip to the creeks
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
LADIES GIVE ToBoceAN PARTY

able toboggan party Thursday night
which proved to be an incentive for
that kind of sport here. Thus there
are several other parties planned
in the near future. Following the
merrymaking at the slide an old
fashioned barn dance was held.
Commissioner Joseph c. Dehn Of
Tanana and several other Tanana-
ties are expected to arrive here to-
day to be in attendance at the COM
ing term of court.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
Gene Huckins Is
Host at arty

In honor of his birthday, Gene
Huckins was the host at stag
party at his residence Saturday
night Refreshments of all kind
with music, song and story helped
to make the evening pass enjoyablv
all present hoping that when Mr..
Huckins has another birthday he
will give another party.
Those present Saturday night
We're f. II. Mack. E. l.. Sanderlin.
a. b. Carey. p j Rickert F. B
Hall W. Butler W F. Whitley, p
K, Wagner. p A. Knowlton. r. Ben,
ner, c. H. Packard, X. l.. Hebert,
H. Abercrombie, II. c. Judkins, ".
(. Hemenway. A. Bell, V. Mente. W.
Cathcart y. Hoey. F. P. Wood. f.
J. Date. 5. r Hess
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
Splendid Comedy
To Be Presented

great treat is in store for the.
atfe-soers about the first week IA
April when splendid comedy will
be produced by amateurs. the PLAY
to be headed and managed BY the
favorite comedy trio, viz. Frank
Hall, Gene Huckins and Mrs. Caskey.
All three have made great individu.
al and collective hits on the Fair
banks stage, and form combin1-
ton which would be hard to beat
In addition to this well known
trio, other local favorites as well
as splendid new talent viii make
up a star cast
Rehearsals are under way. and in
a short time full details will be an
nounced.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
Model Cafe Will
Reopen | tomorrow

Announcement made yesterday by
Arthur McGown and Tom Youle, the
proprietors Of the Model cafe, is
to the effect that their place of
business will be reopened to the
general public tomorrow morning
after having been closed during the
nothing doing" months of the win
ter. The place has been thoroughly
renovated throughout. and when it
opens tomorrow will present an en-
tirely new appearance.
The Model cafe on Front street
is too we'll known to need any words
of comment AS Mr.. McGown him
self puts it, Everybody knows the
Model" The same can be said for
the proprietors Of the restaurant,
for they are known as "topnotchers"
in their line Of business throughout
the North.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
NOTICE..

The regular monthly meet
ing of the Woman's Civic
club of Fairbanks. Alaska.
will be held in the commits
siOner's court room Monday
evening. March l, at
O'Clock.
ISABEL NJ. HALL.
Secretary.
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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01

The coming term of court is re-
ponsible for the large number of
visitors to the city at the present
time. Many more are expected 20
arrive here today and tomorrow
Among those already here are; Dick
Morris and Frank Eddleman of
lofty; August Wendt of Fox City;
Jack knight of the Healey river
country; Carl Schmidt of Nenana
and Joe Oats of Tanana.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
TERRtul LEAVES TODAY.

Bound for Chitina, the teams of
William Terrill the freighter will
are going to bring in a consignment
of freight which is awaiting them
at Chitina. but Mr. Terrill is also
taking orders for freight from any
one who wants goods of any kind
brought in. The big teams arrived
in town last week with several tons
of goods, most of which was con
signed to the Douse meat market.
and to K. r. Peoples.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01
CLAIMS
YOUNG VICTIM
Of RIFLE SHOT
ELMO KEITH PASSES BEYOND
AFTER "a HOURS OF
SUFFERING.

As the result of a bullet wound
from a % caliber rifle. sustained
/ Saturday afternoon while he was
out hunting rabbits along the Valdez
trail with a youthful companion,
Elmo. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Phil S. Keith, died yesterday after,
hospital. The death occurred at 4:3o.
| The boy was brought to the hos
! pital Saturday afternoon in con
dition too weak to stand an oper-
alton for the recovery of the bullet
which had entered the abdomen.
coursing downward. Death was the
direct result of the shock and from
internal hemorrhage.
Young Keith. in company with
John Day, boy of about his own
age, were hunting along the trail
all day Saturday. They started on the
return trip to town late in the after
noon and when about one-half mile
! from town, each started to climb
tree Elmo placed the breech of his
rifle in the crotch of his tree and
started to pull himself up by the
barrel keeping hold of the end. In
some manner the trigger was pulled
and the bullet from the gun. pass
ing through the boys hand. enter
ed his abdomen
The Day boy says that he was
climbing his tree when he heard the
shot from Elmo's rifle, and heard
Elmo shout that he was shot. The
boys were but short distance
from the trail at the time When
he discovered that his companion
had been shot and had fallen from
the tree to the ground John jump
ed from his tree and ran out to
the trail and down it for a short
way. until he met young Rodney
Johnson with dog team, who
brought the injured lad into town.
When Dr. NJ. F. Hall was first
summoned. he thought that the boys
life could be saved by an operation,
but after a consultation in which
Doctors Sutherland and McCallum
took part, it was decided that he
was too weak from the shock and
from internal loss of blood. How
ever, it was expected that the lad
would gain strength enough to per
nit the operation today but instead
of that he gradually sank until
death came mercifully to relieve his
sufferings.
Elmo keith was born in Dawson
on March 4, 1904. and would. there
fore, have been II years of age had
he lived until next Thursday. He
was a likeable little chap, the idol
of his doting parents. having the
general makeup of a man of promise
1t is said that when he was injured
Saturday, he took the wound phlo-
sophically and courageously those
two qualities having been expected
to be a great factor in the saving
of the boys life by the physicians
in charge However, it was not to
be-
The mother of the boy, naturally
heartbroken over the occurrence and
its sad termination, is at her home
on upper Second avenue. The faith
er is somewhere on the lower river,
it being believed that he is now
enroute from Iditarod to Fairbanks.
The funeral arrangements will
probably not be made until the ar
rival of the father in Fairbanks, a
wire having been sent to him to
apprise him of his sons death. How
ever, it is expected that the funeral
will be indirectly in charge of the
Native Sons and Daughters of the
Golden North, to which organization
the deceased lad belonged.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1915-03-01

Ed Swedahl, the miner who fell
down shaft 14O feet deep on Happy
creek little more than a week
ago, is now out of the hospital. The
injuries he sustained from the ter
rifle fall proved to be nothing more
than a few painful bruises.
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Gin. nnS anSfaae.

StaIicn min ben gaiirten nit
100000 Monn 5u @iilfe fomnten.
Gorlduiig braitdlt Is nod ieoen
Monn gum eigenen Shubc.
Die Glllueriabrifen III Sn0iand
erbobcn ocn 2pbn ibrer arbeiter
monotIih uHl Sebn 8ro6ent F. bis
Der grobe arnh fonrmt,
aSeifemoupel in llngarn, neil oic
2erte Die 5eiie a%uf3ebren, Carrier
Wteloung) Ger aorreiponOent, Der
onS meloete, iheiut Ginte geiofien
81 6obcl.
19Sir mer0en lnis, pcnn es iein
mub, bis 3rRl llraI 3uriid3i ben .
laaett Die Gniieu. sic ponen Dio
Gibirieu nad JiuBlan0 aebeu,
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ncn acipaltigcu 9crtbeioigmgSDer.
Ten bel @or3. 1as lit bereiis Gin
haIbes 3tacitanoniB i6rer Rieocr-
lagc.
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golniide aunSae6nnacn.

8ien. Ia. slug, ilber 2onoon.
gon Der poluiideu Bortei I'M otter,
rei4iifen teiGsrotbe lit eine Sumo.
gebung e~rlaiien moroen, in peI6er
Die @ieoerberitearng zines aonie.
reids 9olen, nit Der @ailptitaot
8orlhnu. unO inter biterreidii6er
Gberbobeit %geforoert fpiro. Mud
oas polniife Rotionals 4omite biaigt
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mem 4ufrnf an Die 8ebolfertng oes
uom ruiiiiden Sohe beireiten 90
lens gemanOt. 3os poIniide Bolt
miro oufgeforbert, Delegotcn at er.
ipdblert melde 8u elmer ~oagemeinen
MISUNDERSTANDING geiou0t iper.
Den fountetL bon Der cine 0rgoni.
iation ms 2eben 81 rlifen mare, Die
auf Die politiide 8ieoerbereinigumg
oer polniiden Rution binmirfen ioa.
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Grlnh iar Nannmeat.

9onoon. t3. Guauit. Ter Sen.
ter aorreipouoeut IN Amiiero1ul
meloct, oob eiicr 4ntiiuoigllq Der
e5ranffurt6cr 3tg. 3uiolge 1eiitih.
lauo lest imit0Hoc lit, Del Der SERTED
lung uon MISUNDERSTANDING nti
8uummolle 3t uer3idten. Dieielbc
3eitlnia erfldrt aid, DAB Die BE.
3etdmung non gnumnpoIe ais Son.
terbnn0e Die onglo.amerifanil6e
Shnieriateiten nid)t bebcn mcroe,
mo fiat bin3n:
Liant u~nierer tehaiideu errlm'
acnihaiteu iii @aummoQc in fetnct
Neiie lCHaer iiir arie9simede or.
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gHeisenitnr, bnrdl atnliener.

Chicago, Ia. 4uauit. Ger &c,
Itrige Stur3 See Mei5enpreiies al
Der bieiieen @ctreioeborie lit OorautI
5nriid3ufibren, Dob @ei3en.@roB
SAMPLER auf Dem often aontinent(
g~elteatlngen auf . Dtilionen 8li.
fbel @ei3en besboIb riidgGnoiq mad.
ten, neil Die italieniihe aegierunp
cinen @oditpreiS fitr @ei3en ieitee.
feet bat unb oesbolb oieie Gpefulan.
ten 6efiirhteten midi Den ibnen Dor.
lhmebenoen qroBen @etuinn nader
3u fonner.
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GnmdHiIdes @etreioc nadl 8eutidl
limo.

guforcit, IA. augl6t. bic
grHte if fait int gai13cn 9onoc ciu.
gebeinft uno iebr reid. gls Elm
6eiultat miro oie Gcaiernng mabr.
iheinlid oas gerbot Der alsflGr
non @etreiOe auibebeu oas felt Nus
burd oes arieges beltno, mo ga
Die 9aroonellen geidloiien iinb, pcr.
cen etipu 100000 Gonnen uad)
1eutIhIonb g.iauot mer0en. Die
rumdniide aiiite miro beitdnoig BON
Dem rniiii6en @eidlnaoer abpa.
ttouaiert, peIdes ale aonterbnnbe
ron Der anftnft in aonitQltinopeI
abbalt. 2ebte ISOLDE muroen einige
NIT 9etroleum belaoene tilrfiide
Segelihiffe Derientt,
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grpinrritat mint.

Bni5inaton, n. 4ltgliit. = Sci.
tens oes @anoessG urreutsG ompt-
rollers ipur6e befannt gegeberL 6of
oui @ruuo Der geridte DON 100
%Grominatoren ser peri9iebcnen ga,
tiouolbanfen oes 2anoeS 4u5ei6en
elmer ipieoer tcginnenoen 8roiperitGt
III fonitatieren iei, beionOers in ie.
nen 2onOestbeilen, in oenen fid cine
crinte 9epreiiion fiibIbar mafte.
3ie @rute ici nit ipenigen qltsnab-
men cine quite uno Die @elOnahfrage
normal.
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gugen6lidlidD get6Otet.

9lls iie nah einem geil6 BET il.
rem ainOern IN sutherland. giebr.
All Der oortigen Citation Den Bug
5ur &iidreiie er1pdrtete, mlroe 6rou
Wiarp McGorb ans 6eri6cD, Nebr.,
non eiucm &tl8ltae Der LUTON 8n-
cific erfaBt uuo aitaenblidlih ge-
tootet.
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glnhIanb betteLt.

San draneisco. II. Aug. aub
lano periilht iid in Den Scr. 5taa.
ten eiilen Mortt iiir ruiiiide 5piscn
al perihafieiL Die bon Der Ian0li.
den 9eboIferurtg nnaefertiat iper.
Den. Isle Der ruiiii6e Sonocra6.
gecronete fir bic Der. Stooter, III.
arpibtofooid, iagtc, beablidtiet icine
Regierung, moelihit piele ieiier 5l
ariippeIn geiporoeuen Sol0aten IN
oieier Stlouitrie 81 beihdftigen.
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Baron glcidr5Oer sefaaen.

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ner MeIoing Der Gr9oll0c 8elr.
graph 50. lit am i. 4u0uIt Der
juuge Baron BON gIeibr0Oer i'll oen
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mar iein gtome allf glaer gippei,
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5odieu 8eimor, nit Der er beinlidl
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neil ifr gater, 9rin5 @ilbelm, mo
Defenders Der @roBber5oa Gruit pom
Sodiefp@ eimur lire ginniaiguna
cur TRAINING uermeigerten Gos
Verm09en Der 9leidrooers miro aui
$50 Wtiaioner Morf geidGbt.
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3iCmlid cute bis quite $500
600.
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@ra acfittprte Sellers $6.50-70l
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fir Die ISOLDE Stodcrs tart, See,
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$6.50
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60dhter Rrels S6.40.
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fir 0ie @Sod1e 500 nieDriger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $8.40-8.60.
@oditer 8reis $3.50.
.Q1nmler, Wtorft 40-50 nieoriger
fir Die ISOLDE.
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SD.
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$50.
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Stilerg $1,000.
SG6rlinge $t0.25.
Sellers $3.50.
.stiere 1890.
Sdhutine-3ufuGt 10000. Mfarft
mciitens 10 uieorigcr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $640-7.15.
61diter Rrei8 $3.50.
Sdafc-3uF4Dr $500. Martt felt
&0diter Breis $500.
GdtineS SO %.
@cItern 2dntmcr $3.50.
Boa-2Gmmer $1t.40.
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