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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

LADIES-Easy, refined, genteel work.
whole or part time, $50 to S5 weekly,
selling well advertised "Knittop'' form
fitting petticoats and Carleton" made-to-
measure silk petticoats and waists. ok
perience unnecessary-we show you how.
Write today Spelman g. Co., Manufac-
turers. 237 S. Market. Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

WANTED, LADY AGENT-1OO per cent
profit selling our brand new sanitary
drawers every lady will buy; first time
offered to agents; not sold in stores send
postal for particulars. The Moss CO., 81
Moss Bldg, Rochester, N "
NAMES and addresses wanted by mail
order houses, big pay, no canvassing;
Information for stamp. G. G. Smith, Gov
ington, Tenn.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07
A MIRACIT

We have q new preparation that will
absolutely Keep steam and frost from
no dust or dirt wanted by all stores, Of
fices, doctors. dentists. opticians, etc. al
most every call a sale; $50 70 80 weekly
Broadway, Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07
IN EMAIL TOWN or EIrRffRRs

EVERY HOUSEHOLD ON FARM
IN SMALL TOWN OR SUBURBS
buy the wonderful Aladdin Mantle Lamp.
burns common coal oil (ksrosene); gives
a light five times as bright as electric;
awarded gold medal at San Franoisco
exposition; one farmer cleared over 1900
IN six weeks: hundreds with rigs earning
800 TO $500 per month; no cash required;
We furnish capital to reliable men; write
qulek Tor wholesale prices, territory and
sample lamp for free trial. Mantle lamp
Co. $40 Aladdin Bldg, Chicago, NE
FREE samples for men and women
- agents. Declares Naphtha Washing
Tablets; washes clothes without rubbing;
cleans floors, woodwork, polishes silver
ware send for sample and particulars
Sold only by Naphtha Washing Tablet
Co, ne 8. Dearborn st., Chicago. Ill.'
MAN to give away premiums to advertise
Rogers D-year silver; SO month, with
commissions; all OF part time. A. Cline
. Copeland Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa
AGENTs-HO weekly; the only knife
sharpener made on correct principles;
wonderful seller; 10 70 800 per cent
proftti simply demonstrate; no taking;
general agents $50 week; particulars
free; 5Oc sample by mail. Csc. Thiele Co.
x-H. Austin Ave, chlcago.'
'AGENTs-5OO per cent profit; free sam
pies; gold sign letters for store and Of
flee windows, anyone can put on. Metal
Tic Letter Co. 4& N. Clark, Chicago
factories ana Trades.
WE need men; had &c turn down two
Jobs per week lately; get In; learn BY
our method; get one Of these Jobs CatA-
School 24O6 Leayenworth 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

RESIDENT MANAGER WANTED
OXO-GAS. wonderful invention; gas
lighting and cooking made from kero-
sene local Oil, convenient as city gas
operate than any other known method
exclusive sales rights assigned response
bic men. Gloria Light Co., Curtis and
WashinEton SITS. Chieago.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

Observation-Disclosures Of ladies' garments
will pay you literally TO DO some work
during spaIa timei no experience. travel
Co. Philadelphias
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

SALESMAN-Vacancy Nov. 15.; expert
enced. any line, to sell general trade In
Central West; unexcelled speciality prop
osition; commission contract; $40 weekly
expenses. Continental Jewelry Co, 55-45
Continental Bldg, Cleveland, o.
SALESMAN-spiendid opening for pro
Queer. high class staple line; all rner-
chants are prospects; old, established
house; high commissions. s35 weekly adj
vance. Sales Manager, Suite 81 500 Wood
ward. Detroit. Mich.F
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

Misunderstanding invention; IS daily:
l50 per cent profit; new business; no
machines works by water power; delights
both sexes; write for particulars and free
book on beauty and health. Address
Blackstone Co.. 100 Meredith Bldg. To-
ledo Oe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07
swAPPERs COLUMN

Wanted 20 Swap. way not advertise
something that you no lougeT have any
use Tor and get something you really
swSppers ' club SSS y NSSn, Ml lind O l Sas
of fun swapping things. Write Room lot,
Bee Bldg, or phone Tyler 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

SOLICITING salesman. experienced man,
in good standing; insurance or bond
salesman preferred; territory protected;
reference REQUIRED: Fraternity Pub. Co.,
36 Bromfield ST., Boston, Mass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07
GOOD MEN WANTED

81 once to learn auto work 60
I'LL positions which we have open
Ttaht now and are waiting for com.
pstent men. Learn by our aystem
ot actual work on autos, tractors,
eleo. starting syR Free cataloG
At once.
!AslMkRIcAN AUTO coLLPoR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-07

MOODY'S Electro Water Purifier. Just
patented: every demonstration a sale:
weight ! pound; size inches round, 10
Inches long; place II in water and watch
II separate all impurities, including aikali
and lime, leaving water clear and spark
CO., Republic Bldg, Chioago.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
TOPICS or INTEREST
 DISCUSSED TONIGHT

At tho meeting of the Commercial club .o be held in the council cham D9rs tonight one ofthe important nat tors th3t will come up for conSidera' aon win be the subject Of encouragins tourist travel Go Alaska and oi plac- ing Juneau In Inc to be benehit,ed by such travel ID connection with this some susgeadons from E. c. Raine who is organizing an Alaska tourist bureau ln thg States with headquarters on Puget sound will be giVop hearing.
 Another important matter that ia yo be brought forward is Che sugses' don Of giving Q Commercial Club smoker to the business mon. minlng aud others who lave ocen dome things in and about Juneau. lne idea is Co have tho men meet and talk over what has been accomplish ed in the past two years and to lay pisns for cooperation for future work in the upbunding of and lhe develop ment Of lts latent resources.
 Tho club has not md g meeting for some time and it is the desire oi President F. J. Fisher that there be ml attendance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
COUNCIL HAY ASK
 FOR BOND ISSUE

Deiesste James Wicsersham wiil be requested Co urge upon coosress the enactment Of law apthorzine ihe loWn Of Juneau to issue bonds tn sut- iieient amounts for ihe purpose of erecting a suitable public school bt1ld- hs. if the resolution ghat is to be he troduce5 by Councilman William Britt at the next meetinE of ghe City Goun- cil Is adopted The mattor will come up gor consideration by the City coun- cil next Friday nIsht.
 Tho resolution sets forth t1e impera. tive need Of 9 new school 6ooldips on account Of the increase Of popult, ton and Co provide for future growth ot lhe cies and the impossioiiity un. der present legal restrictions of real- izing the money for such school puF- poses in any way other than by a bond issue. owing to che fact that school moneys received through the regular taxes barcly suffice 70 pay eur rent expenses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12

w. c. Beattie, superintendent of Indian schools for Southeastern Ala ska took passage for Ketchikan on the Jefferson this morning.
 J. Fl. Irving returned to Juneau from Seattle and Puget Sound cities on the AIariposa.
 Miss Jessie George engaged pas sage on the Jefferson this morning for Wrangell.
 c. W. Speers. well known travelling man arrived from the States on the Mariposa.
 C. c. Whlpple and Mrs. Whipple ar rived from Eagle River on the Geor- gia yesterday.
 Miss Alice Jordison returned to Ju. neau on the Mariposa from a visit of some weeks in KetchilSan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
AL OLD STOCKHOLDERS
 RETAINED IN NEW CONCERN

speoidng of the consolidation of the Northland Steamship Company and the Bender Line Transportation com pany under the name of the latter company. the Seattle Post-inteliigen' 'cer says
 Fifty or More stookhoiders.
 oAll Of the stockholders Of the Northiand Steamship Company and Border Line Transportation Company are interested In the new shipping concorn. Dodwen & Co.,. agents for the Blue Funnel line, are included among the fifty or more stockholders in the new corporation and have not purchased the Northland Steamship Company as reported.
 "A. F. Haine5, manager of Dodwell e Co.,. has become manager of the Northland Steamship Company will have charge of the traffic department of the now shipping concern
 Not Taken by podweli c Go.
 "Mr. Haines announced last night
 
 that tho steamers Al-KL Northland and Dospatch would be operated be- tween Seattle and Southeastern Ala ska ports and the ateamer Bulton and the motor barge Wakena between Seattle and British Columbia ports.
 "Dodwen & Go. have not purchased tbe Northiand Steamship Company, said Mr. Haines last night They how ever are interested as stockholders in the new venture
 "Mr Hainas announced that both the officers and members of tho crews Of the Al-Ii and Norlhland will be re- tained by the newly organized Border Line Transportation Company.
 The Border Line Transportation Company formerly operated Che steam CTS Despatch and Fulton and the motor barge Wakena between Seat ae and British Columbia ports. and operated the steamers Al-Kiaoininoi the Northland Steamship Company operated the steamers Al-Ki and Northland between Seattle and South eastern Alaska ports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
FRIENDS TO FOLLOW
 REMAINS TO CRAVE

John l White. venerable Juneau pioneer. who died suddenly early Sun o'clock tomorrow afternoon. While the Masonic lodge. and the lSS' aud Alasia pioneers wil have charge or the funeral, the services will be open and it Is expected that Qdoiel.ows Hall win be filled with friends ot the old man when Che fuueral is held.
 The pail bearers w.!l be Martin George. John G. Held Capt. George H Whitney. Martin Hanson. Edward Webster. and D. 4. lhompson The casket containing the remains will be escorted rom Che C. " Young chapel to Oddfeuows Hall shortly 6efore 9
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
COUPLE IS RoNoRED


 Whom Herbert Fem and his bride returned to sitiso recently Che Arctic Brotherhood gave them reception or welcome.
 The guests included Rev. and Mrs. .R. ]. Diven. Rev. and Mrs. c. D. How ard Rev and Mrs. g. G. Kosrometin- off, pr. and Mrs. Campbell Prof and Mrs. c. c. Georgeson. Supt and Mrs. c. !. Johns. Mir and Mrs Geo. Barron. Mir and Mrs. Britlen Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Crowl. Mir and Mrs. R. w. Dear mond. Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Gamble, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kostromelinolt Mr. and Mrs. T. F McGraw, Mir. and Mrs H. F. Mcbride Mir. and Mrs. w. P Mills. MT and Mrs. D. P. Rodenoerg Mir and Mrs. Joseph bicNulty Mr. and Mrs. F p. Turner, MT and Mrs. J. B. Walsh. Mir and Mrs. Albert Bar nett. Mrs. c. A. Haley, Mrs lnez Sil- verira. Mrs. C. N. McGratn Mrs Tom Tilson. Misses Lucille Digen. Katharine Kostremitnofs. L. M. Mills, Murphy Madge Kemp. Katharine Roddy Der tha Winnard, Lenore Reese, Lot1ie stevenson. Phoebe Anna Styer Messrs J. T. Bauer B c. Jenne Borise Kos trometnoff. A. C. shoup, Tom Tilson,
 r.. Eyald Walters, rom Berkland. Tom Haley Waldo Mills. ". 4. Alcorn' j.. p. Anderson. Peter Trierschield, Nico- las Trierschield. Raynor Gorey
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
MISS ANDERSON TO
 WED I0RGEN NELSON

According Co the foiroanAs eis'ss',' Miss Ellen Ander8on and Jofeen Nel- son. both prominent here Wi' @e0 this summer
 The Citizen says
 According to information received hero on one of #lhe recent maila from tbo outside. Miss Ellen Anderson 2 former Fairbanks slrle but now 2 sss'' dent Of Juneau. Is soon to become spe bride oi Jorgen Nelson, Q is"9'e'' formerly In the employ or tne 5. '-' sale store ot iditafoo.
 t is expected that the wedding will take placo sometime in Mafen or April at Seattle. Miss Anderson s now ip business at Juneau @ltn Mrs Fred Jones' also 8 former falr- banksan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
LADY ELKS9 TO
 BE ENTERTAINERS

Thursday night will be recorded as Q rod-ietter eycut in che socia. history of Juneau Lodgo No feo B. P O. Eiks This is the night of Che banquet and dance a la femme, To other words the lady Eiks have taken up .he burden or promoting g dance and banquet without lhe aid assistance or abelting oi the male sex
 And Che ladies will make good. x committee consisting ot Ass J. F. Solos. Mrs N X. Paine and Miss 0s. trcm is hard at work on the detolls. The date is Thursday night Only members of the local lodge of Eiks. and gisitiug members-and the ladies of course-wiu be allowed to pa-tci- pate in che festivities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
'ZINGO"- THE SON OF
 THE SEA

The most sensational the most fam tastic. the wlerdest, and the most enthralling story ever told in motion pictures. At the Grand theatre to- night
 "Zingo. the Son of the Sea" might be termed 9 modern Arabian Nights story. Is haa been produced at tre- mendous expense for the sole pur- pose of creating humorous entertain ment. As you watch the antics of zngo and his funny crew Of sailors' you must realize that the extraordinary possible situations from which they escape 80 easily, are never meant to loo taken seriously Throughout this extgavaeant production you wili find numerous scenes 30 fantastic and or iglnal as to bewilder and amaze you. zingo, you must remember. was rais- ed among the monkeys for 20 years, and his earliest recollections arc Of 2 tropical forest inhibited by monkeys and parrots. His earliest playmates swung by their tails from these self samo trees.
 zlngo. babe, was taken by his fa- ther. a sea captain to sea for a long voyage and encountered terifiic storm which sank his fathers ship off Monkey Island, zingo floated to the shore in a soap box and was the only survivor of the ill-iated oxpedi. tion.
 Come and be thrilled by "zingo Laught at his antics and forget your trouble for a night.
 This Warner feature is in four long parts.
 Universal Animated Weekly closes the show
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
PRAISE sUNNElus
 AP9clNTMENT-

AFFliN WItN t-
 -.-
 Yesterdays telegraphie news from Washington contained the announce ment that President Wilson had nam ed Hon. Charles D. Burnen of Valdez. as judge Of the Fourth Division of Alaska to all the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Fuller The appointment of Mir Bunnell is appreci- ated by his many friends throughout he Territory He is a young attor ) o. of considerable abiiiy and through his own efforts has succeed ed in establishing himself as one of the leading practitioners before the local court
 MT. Bunnell is an Alaskan in every sense of the word having resided in the territory continuously for the past fourteen years He first located to the westward, where he taught school for several years. and in 1903 took up his residence in Valdez. Alter having been admitted to the bar in 1908, he formed a partnership with Edmund Smith. which continued until che lat CT moved to the States couple oi years ago. At Che Democratic con yention. held at Skagway last fall Mr. Bunnell was tendered the nomina- tion for Delegate to Congress. He campaigned throughout the Territory and although not successful at cleo ton. made number Of staunch friends by the straightforward and forceful manner in wkich he conduct cd his canvass. This stood him in good stead when there was vacancy ln the iudgship of the Fourth Diyis- ion. many of his most loyal and in- auential supporters for this office be- ing from the Panama valley.
 We congratulate Mir Bunnell upon his appointment and believe that the residents of the Fourth Division can rest secure in the fact that he will prove an efficient and impartial judge. and this is ali that can be asked of any appointee to the bench.-(cor- dova Times.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
maNY ARRIVE o NMARlPosA

Passengers for Juneau arriving on the Mariposa yesterday afternoon from the southwest. c. W. Speers. J. H Irving. H Molen. Miss B. Molen. B. Neigman, r. O. Nagel. Lula Cole man. Leoaa Cook, B. 2. Leaning, A.. Van Navorn. J. Dalton, F. 6arlock. ". $. Bayless, Mrs. Bayless. R. E. Christian. C. F. Dalton, C. w. Samples. John Stock J. Smith. w. c. Putnam R D. Robertson, Mrs. Robertson and baby. w. R. Nichols. D. l.. Rosenfeld. John Price. c. s. Bettdorl John Null. three second class
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
NEWSPAPER EDITOR
 FOR MAYOR AGAIN

Mayo. $. N. Newton of Prince Rp- pert. editor Of the Prince Rupert Elm pira, has again announced bis candi- dacy for Mayor Of the British colum- 0ia city The announcement was in compliance with the request Of five numerously signed petitions. Mayor Newton was elected last year after he had been out Of office for year as the result of a defeat for the office n 1913.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
RETAINED
 40 nBoRDERn AeENL


 Allen shattuck. iocal agent of tho Norlhland Steamship Company has been retained as agent for Che bor' der Line Transportation Company, which has taken over tho Ai'Nl ana Northland. and will operate the De spatch" to southeastern Alaska. The Despatch will be fitted up 70 e.-1i stoorage passengers and @ few t1s1 class passengers with an idea or aerf- ing the canneries. The vessel has a speed of a little over 9 knots and IS of 1000 tons diplacscment,
 Tho Al-Ki is now ovorhauiing. She win sail for Juneau on January zV. b. F. Haines, general manager VIII Ike ly make tho trip
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
pURING 19l5.

During the present year we shall maintain the highest standards Of pharmacy and business dealing, and we hope to retain your friendship aid trade.
 We shall welcome any suggestions which you may make regarding the improvement of our service. LET US BE YOUR DRUGGISTS
 BRITTs PHARMACY.
 The Reliable RexaII Store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
ptRR YEoBIA6Is TAXING
 SIBERIAN DOGS TO SHOW

Harry Yeomans of sRaeWoy and owner of the iamooa dosmooiie' @ aboard the Jeifer8on with 2 whole boat load of siberm hualaea that pc is taking to San Francisco TOT eA2l2isl' ton purposes at the great i'laa.lA Pacific Exposition. He also mas 1ae boat aboard the Jeiierson tne ooss in question is an Indian canoe eefFee from a los. lt Is well filled Witn g voune generation of siberian puppies and thoro are several full grown nus ldes besides uod to a nearby stan chion
 Mrs veomans Is accompanying her husband on ihe tourney and tney pan on staylng the full lie of the pig show. They are making Che trip no" so una. Mr. Yeomans can get his amusement features established before tho expo sition opons
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
mAsoNs ATTENTION.

Called communication of 5it Jueau Lodge. No. l47 F e A. M. Wednes day. Jan. B, at l:S0 ?. me sharp odd Fellows hall, for the purpose oi conducting the funeral of the late Bro John ]. White. All masons are re quested Co attend. ll.
 By order of ". M.
 D. D. BEATpE. Sec.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
EAGLES DANCE HERE
 NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT

Thursday night the Eagles win scream in Juneau.
 The Douglas aerie of Eagles will be over here with bells, to celebrate their first formal dance on this side of the channel. The hop will be given in the Juneau Rink and win be run on the pay-as-you-enter basis.
 X top.notch orchestra has been en- saged and the best of a good time is assured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
lr,s WEDNESDAY EVENING

Through an error 1t was announced yesterday that Miss Gulicka studio would be open Monday evening for an exhibition iu aesthetic dancing The notice should have read for Wednes- day evening
 In addition to Miss Gulicks interpre- tadon Of some new steps. the Fllipino ouartette again wili be on hand. to render a concert
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Postofice at Juneau, Aaakr on Jan. 9th, 1915. Parties wishing same should call for Advertised soi terse and give date of list.
 Adamisoion. D., Dayie, c. M. James town, M. (c); David, Miss Ida" Dasle' Mrs. Calvin. Emery R., Enrieht' Miss Annie (2), Jones. Mrs. Gep, McArthur L. d.: MacBryn, Sgt D.; Mccann, T.; McDermott, Walter (2); Mcdonald, j.; Mcdonald, w A. tel; McDougal' A. R. (2); Mackenzie. John; McLoad, Alik; McLoad, Wm. McN9il, Bob fc): Macareth, Charles, Maxi, Kan no CD; Mangren. Anton; Marke' M; Marktrom. Theo.; Martin, Geo. (2); Martin. Jack tel: Martin. John Ma tsumura, w.; Mattson, Wm; omard' John: Smith, Anna; Smith, Ed in Smith. J. r.. Smith, Geo. H.; smith, Mike & 0brien. Pete; Willard, Harry. White. Joseph J2); Wilson. Mary @; White, Maxine: wilkes, Geo; Wilson RoSert; Wilson, Roy (c)' Willie, lEG.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
LEAVING FOR SOUTH
 ON THE JEFFERSON

-tt--
 The Jenerson sailing for Che south this morning had the following passen- gers booked from Juneau:
 For Petersburg-Lillie Palmer N. l. Melling.
 For wrangel-Miss Lessie NJ. George. three second class.
 For Ketchikan-W. G. Beattie. Mrs Susie Thomas. Bessie NJ. Jones, James Hogan.
 For seattle-Fred Harder Margaret Cannon, w. F. Dickey. Mrs. E, Kline. A. !. Stephens. Julius Biggs, Mrs. James Hogan, R. D. Walters, B. M. Behrends, Anne Hague E. R Jaeger Miss Thora Smith. three second class.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
PERlLs OF PAULINE

Tho long looked for Pauline" hos arrived and will be seen at Che or pheum tonight and tomorrow night, ac' companied by the Pathe Daily News showing late war events and 3 lively comedy to top of with.
 This episode Of Pauline bids iair 10 outriyai all previous ones as you know Pauline will not stop ot anything thrmlng to please tho audience.
 Don't forget the greatest animal poe mre ever shown will be at the or pheum soon. Watch for Che date.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
eEo. IRVINe IN MoVIEs

George Irving former deputy dis trict attorney has left seattle for Now York. Mr. Irving Is interested m g Western moving picture venture.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12

Q little better than the average, photo play. take In The Dream tonight It is Che last chance you will have as tomorrow is complete change Of program. The proA'am is as follows
 "For Another's Crime C'- A two reel glimpse into the murky under world.
 The Long Portagc."-A treat for old-timers.
 @Her Right to Happlness."- This is a beautiful depiction of modern love making, and is the funniest Ma jestc comedy you ever witnessed.
 Mile. Violet Is certainly making a hit the way she puts, And Then to her audience.
 That wonderful violin of Prof cran- dall sets the pictures off beautifully. Tonight there will be a clever exhi- bitlon in the manly art of seli-de- ferse.
 Come early and avoid the rush. Get a good seat at The Dream where 1t has to be good
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
ALASKA GOLD ACTIVE
 ON BOSTON EXCHANGE

A recent issue of the Boston News Bureau, speaking of am active day on the Boston exchange says
 Alaska, New Arcadin. Bntte & Superior and Steel common were tho active features with transportation in 421S 2630, 2280 and 20S3 shares res pecayely making 1l,l11 shares in these four stocks or one-third or tne total transactions for the day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
nRApER cLuR -To MEET

There will be a special meeting of the Draper Club tomorrow at=2:3O p. ms with Mrs. Willis D, Nowell. All membera pro reQuested to De present.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-12
eIoMEERs ATTENTIoN

Members of Igloo No. $, Pioneers oi Alaska, all 'S7 Alaska Pioneers and soiourning Brethren are requested tc assemble ct odd Feliows hall at D m., Wednesday, Jan. B, 1915, to ot tend the funeral serRlees ol our oe parted Brother John j.. ~hite.
 By order Of the President
 rRBVoR DAVIS, ennrnfni.u