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Military Ball.

Great preparations are being made
Tor the Linsly military ball TO be held
Friday evening at the Carroll Club.
The event IL being looked forward to
with great anticipation by both old
and young. Gump's Saxophone or
chestra will furnish the music. A
buffet luncheon will be served. The
AFFAIR is in charge OF the endowment
committee OF the Linsly Institute
Decorations OF a military nature will
be seen. with the rifles stacked in the
hallway and Old Glory floating above
the dancers. The cadets will appear
In full uniforms
The following are the patronesses:
Mesdames George A. Laughlin. Julian
@. Hearne. Chauncey Dewey. Leon
klee, ID. Garth Hearne. John l..
Dickey. j. c. Mckinley. II. c. Whit
aker and Jacob Birmingham.
The dance committee Is composed
OF Messrs. Major Stroehmann. chair
man; Captain Schenk. Captain Metz
ner. Captain Adjutant Gibson. Lieu
tenant Ellg, Lieutenant Warneke. Ser
ge6nt Frederick. Color Sergeant Coop
or. Cadet Hunter. Cadet Day. Cadet
Reid. Quartermaster Kirbach.
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RIVER NEWS

Coin down That's what the Ohio
river IS doing at this place. and al
nearly every place above m b.. how.
ever. recedinE very slowly. having
fallen only about six inches yesterday
from daylight until dark The stage
at midnight was 10 feet inches Al
The local wharf
As the Ohio began t0 Eo down after
Tho recent hirh water tho coal feet In
tho Pittsburgh haTb0r was soften boz
shape Tor the boat to Immediately
bring out tNo coal Five boats passed
here yesterday with large tows. name
b Sam CLARK. 40 noon. with "a pieces !.
Valiant NoyaEer. Cruiser and saIIie.
all having an average OF 10 boats
There are no packets scheduled here
today except the Lorena. from Pitts
burgh. for Charleston. At no o'clock
tonight The Liberty will leave Tues
day morning ~ 1f o'clock FOR Matamo-
rae. ln her regular trade
70 was said az the local wharf last
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Y. W.C.A. EVENTS
ATTRACT MANY
vEsPER SERVICE SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON LARGELY ATTENDED
AND INTERESTING.
Social Event Planned for Saturday
Evenings, When All Are Wei
come To Attend
wo,GArs CLUE cAI.nrpAn

Mon, MSa.Ag, PEP, !: s.'o p %-DT.m.
ton district Equal surrsse League. Mrs.
hSsola bremen 'ls Main street.
| Civic Club, High school Bellaire
"Wednesday. Feb 10. 8.o0 ,. m.-Study
H9sr Music Dept. Mrs Roet Browne.
Thursday. FEB. II. 1850 p. ua.-coun-
try Woman's club. Clinton N. r church.
look Club. welisburg
Thursday. Feb. II. $40 p m-wo-
mans Club. Martins Ferry. Mrs. G. T.
FRIDAY Feb. u, 400 p. m.-civis De-
partment, A. o L. ". Hall
The vesper services held az the
Young Women's Christian Association
Sunday. were Of an unusually inter
esting nature. IL was really a me-
mortal service for the late Miss Grace
Dodge. the national president. ~
New York. who departed this life D.
cember -. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Rober' ]. Reed. the
local Y. w. G. A. president, who spoke
touching words on the ideal life and
work OF Miss Dodge. Her eulogy was
of the same quiet. refined nature. as
the life of the deceased and she made
clear the great character and influence
of that noble woman. She spoke II
her remarkable judgment and life and
named her one OF the noblest OF
Christian womanhood.
During the afternoon. the choir Of
1 the First English Lutheran churcn
rendered a number OF pleasing selec-
tions. including Lead Kindly Light.
Mrs. Fred Fsris sang in her usual ex.
pressive soprano voice. two touching
~ H. a III A.
John p. Garden offered prayers and
special song selections were sung.
Those which were spe cial favorites
10 the late Miss Dodge. were chosen
with a view OF showing her influence
for good. and what other woman gain
by looking to the life OF the deceased
as an example OF Christianity and
helpfulness. The services were OF an
inspiring nature and largely attended.
Miss l.. Louise shepherd the general
secretary. gave a short talk and made
announcements.
Next Sunday afternoon the social
department of the Y. W. C. A. will be
In charge Of the services. Miss Fannie
Brady will give a talk and the Tho n
son NJ. r. choir will render the muf c.
Saturday evening a Parcel Post So
cial was held in the y. W. c. A which
proved quite successful. The Poly
anna club and the high school club
were in charge. Many parcels were
sold. Refreshments were served
Next Saturday evening there will be a
basket ball game between the local
high school and the Bellaire high
school.
Tonight the membership contest
closes. The association lacks IS
Junior memberships. 81 sustaining
memberships. and one OF the thousand
active memberships. The r. and J..
Electric leads and everyone IS anx-
iously looking forward to see who will
win the contest. All women are wal
come to become members There are
many benefits derived from being
member OF the association. and the
spiritual association is worthy special
mention. There Is every diversion
worth while for girls. planned from
time to time. There Is also a gym
class for boys from to 10 on Satur.
day afternoons
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Dinner Given.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hoffman en-,
tertained with the second OF the series
OF dinners at their home In Woods.
dale on Saturday evening at O'Clock
Killarney roses. sweet peas and iAcs
formed the center piece.
The guests who attended were:
Messrs. and Mesdames.
W. l.. Glessner James l. Dickey
Ed Hitchman Alfred PAUL
Edwin c. Ewing
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The Catholic Women's League will
hold a card party and parcel post sale
FOR the members OF the league and
their friends on Monday evening. Feb
ruary -, at the Carroll Club. All
members Of the league are asked 10
kindly send 20 the Carroll Club a
package that can be sold for iOc. These
Packages will not be opened. but sold
rs received. Address package 10
The Catholic Women's League. care
The Carroll Club.
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sPEeULATIon eRonIalrrn

WARSAW. Feb q. via London. 4.7O
p. Military orders have been is.
sued prohibiting speculation ln food
or other necesshrlos % life under non.
atty 81 courtmarfiat Since thfs revYt.
lation went into effect artihcaiIv al.
vanced prices have fallen twenty.av
per cent
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Drama LEAGUE.

This afternoon the Drama League
Will hold their meeting. The meeting
VIII be devoted TO the Russian writer.
Leonid Audeyev. one of the foremost
literary artists OF Russia today. Au-
deyev Is a story writer. novelist and
playwright and IL now prominent be
cause OF the war which recalls The
Red Laugh"
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St Elizabeth's Deaf Mute Guild met
IN the Sunday school rooms OF St
Matthews Saturday and arranged for
a reception TO be rendered DIR. G. Free
land Peter on Friday. February ~. A
committee OF Miss Ada Ryan. Miss
Ada Anderson. Mrs. Seamon. Mrs.
Corbett and Mrs. Bremen was ap-
pointed.
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Music study Hour

The neIt meeting OF the Music de-
partment will be held on "Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Robert
VI. Browns. 90 Fourteenth street The
meeting IL held at 3 O'Clock and a
study OF the violin will be made A
rehearsal for those taking part in the
Toy symphony" Will b., held. Mrs
Flora Williams is in charge and win
direct the music OF the Toy sym
phOny OF Romberg"
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WEDDING Of Midoets.

The entertainment. The Wedding
OF the Midgets." viii be given al the
second u. +. church on Friday. Feb
ruary 18th Mrs &. Leonard Goett-
man 10 chairman Of the committee.
Fifty children. boys and girls. viii
participate and all xill wear full dress
Refreshments and the wedding cake
will be sold after the entertainment
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An old fashioned social will be Civ
en- by the fourth section OF the Ladies'
Aid Society IN the lecture room OF the
First United Presbyterian church on
Friday evening. February IL. Recita-
tions and a musical program will be
rendered. Colonial danes will serve
refreshments
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Island Literary Club.

The Island Literary club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Arthur Schmidt
on Popular avenue. Woodlawn. Tues
day evening at 1870 O'Clock An in
teresung program will be rendered.
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KAISER VISITS LANpwrgs

BEHLlN. Feb Z. by wireless % Say
villeJ Emperor William. 90 was Of
fcially announced today. paid a visit
Yesterday ~ tho sIloaian iandwohr fn
their trenches near Grezozvu. easf Of
Wloazcowa
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ARI0N MASK
BALL GIVEN
rHls EVENING AT The CLUB
ROOMS ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
FOR MEMBERS ONLY.
Mrs spooner-seeker Gives Her Mask
AZ the Eiks Club Tonight
Other Social Notes.

The members OF the Arlon society
will give their annual mask carnival
this evening AZ their club on the South
Side. Meister's full orchestra will fur
n'sh the music and a special dance
program has been arranged. The
usual fne time r. anticipated by all
who attend. J. Front II furnishing the
costumes. and there will be many
comic and handsome ones on display.
The guests will assemble in the par
lors at 8 o'clock and at $3.50 o'clock
the grand march will begin. There
will be prince OF carnival and mem
bers Of his stan. The committee will
be In full costume. Those not in cos
tune will not be allowed on the floor.
Supper will be served at IL O'Clock in
the dining room. The following Is the
committee in charRe.
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM-tIs feet fall
inE. cloudy.
sTEBENvGLLE - IL feet failing.
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG - % feet failing
cloudy
OF CfTY-tt feet. falling SNOW
WAEttEN-1.g feet. snow
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The lau year The Revenue guftsr
Service saved CO persons from death
or peril took % persons on fhfp.
wrecked vessels. destroyed All deere.
hcts and saved other derelicts 20 the
value OF SIS 600
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ThIs series Il q continuation OF Their
Married Lifs' produced By Mabel Hsr-
bert urnSr for four years. The Married
Life OF Helen ana warren" appearing
exclusively IN this paper 10 tho only Sc
ries now being written by Mabel Her
bert Urnsr.
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evening that IL Is not probable that
the larger Pittsburgh Cincinnati pack
cts will come out on the present rice.
because there IL not SUFFICIENT busi
ne6s to enable the owners TO enter
their boats IN their old regular trade
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II II blow.
The other day - was passing
through the railroad station my atten-
tlon was attracted By a woman with
streperous little mites. and one OF them
Was Juggling at her hand and trying to
get away. A whistle shrieked. big
baggage truck ratified by them they had
10 pass close to the engine which Al thar
moment was belching forth steam In
me alarming. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES way
frightened and wanted TO shrink away
The little boy was fascinated and want
"a 20 get nearer. And will you believe
IL. through all that tumult and excite
ment that mother was a. calm and Sc
rene and sweet as a June morning When
she spoke 10 the children IL was never
ma IN a shrll voice; and not once did see
The bhrtn Voice and the Nervous Prowu.
Now know another mother who sell
dom appears on city street with her
two children without a frown OF anxious
concentration ON her brow. They make
her so nervous. she says. You never can
a cross dog. or Benny Is going 20 elude
her and get under an automobile. And
In her voice, as she speaks TO you or TO
them. IL n shrill note which Is the echo
or that nervous frown.
Whenever / see her I feel I must
say. oh heart Of mine we shouldn't
or course there was as much for the
FIRST woman 20 frown about as the sec
aag kind.
some OF us are born the frowning
IN, ana some or US aren't, and the
eeople VINO aren't. should bless the fates
thbt made them serene hearted. and the
people who are should make up their
minis that they will attain serenity OF
eesrt and pass II on to their descendants
". spite OF the fates that made them
cfherwise
How TO Smooth Away That Frown.
often see that frown on one face or
anothar. and whenever I do / want to
say. oh heart OF mine. we shouldn't
worry so. For TO me there Is some
ping In the rhythm and suggestion OF
fhat sentence that smoOths out frowns.
You see have season TO know for
5 'metimes don't see the frown feel
10. I'm trying 20 type something tust
right; I'm fussing over a sauce that
won't thicken; I'm searching for a word
that eludes me; Tn in a hurry and the
car dOesn move fast enough. and an
al once 1 feel those wrinkles on NV
brow and that tight sensation in INV
brain. And then I say 20 myself. 'Oh
heart OF mine. We shouldn't WORRY 80 .
and gradually the wrinkles smooth out
and the tightness relaxes.
Do you ever feel that frown as wen
as see IT. Next time try my specific
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entertained Friday a. the home %
Miss Mabel Lantx- Sewing and music
we're the diversions OF the evening
and az a seasonable hour dainty re-
freshments were served.
Those present we're:
Margaret Neal Beatrice Bonnzr
Alma Rhodes virginia Garrison
sigma Herman Mabel Lantz
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Not only win your oakea rise aT RIGHT
pr you use Davis Baking Powder. hur
hey VIII contain adfrH nutrition and
HHHffh r1r Ih
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n. 7. c. Club.
The II. T. G. Club was pleasantly
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The steamer Kanawha is due al the
local wharf from Pittsburgh. for
Charleston. late Tuesday night Or
wednesday morning.
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A jaunty style for the growing airi.
Girls Dress with or without cher,I.
settle and Tunie, and with sleeve in
either OF two Ienaths.
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Entertalned oIrI ErIenda-

Miss Flora Mae Kitchen. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Kitchen. OF
Pleasant Valley. gave a party on Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock and there
were six little girls present The
guests included.
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4 supper will be given by the wom-
ans Camp Ground association at the odd
Fellows hall. Thursday. February Is.
General Chairman. Mrs. J. w Brooks
Chairman Of supper table. Mrs. NJ.
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Dsan; Mr. K csrOthsr-. Mrs.. John
schulihAse.
Esfr~.hn-nt rzal.
Nh J. T. c0wL
supD~r rablss-
No Mrs. ". n. Chapman
40. 1.-Ars- II u Travis
No a--Mrs- Wm- Davis.
No. Mr. Jessie McAdaru
30 AIRS. ChAs. Evans. Benuood
No. AIRS. Z. W. Kr~fter
No. Mrs. Prank Dudley. Mounds
Vile
Chsirg1Nn Of Ticket committe.-Mr..
II -. traNls. The kltchcn will b. In
charge Of Mrs Z h. Potts A meeting
% complete Arrangements for the supper
Will De held Monday evening. February
:. ~ the Grand Central hotel All mem
6ers Of the association are urged 90 b
present
Ers- Bseksr's nAsausr~da
Hours 70 II o'clock
Grand March. o'clock
Invitations not transferable
Present Invitations at the door
Those not caring 20 mask may dance
after masks are taken off
Extra invitation can b mailed TO stu
dents attending different dancing clazsss
~ calling over Bell Telephone Wig.
No Spectators.
For the Monday evening
Dancing Class
under the auspices %
- Mr. Maude Spoonsr Becker
Eiks' club Ball Room
February the sth. 1915.
Court Theatre Orchestra
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We asked tln oauE lady across the
way If hor father believed IN the pront-
sharing plan and she said abe guessed
~ must az she overheard him say
Do vas guing Co cut wages 90 a. % BE-
sure % have enough 70 ny the stock
holders dividends
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Blanche letters Sarah Kirk
Mary Steenrod Elizabeth Green
Marry Ella Jackson Flora NJ. Kitchen
Jane Howard
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Daily Chit-Chat
(sy \ IN cameron.)
THAT FROWN

on heart OF mine we shouldn't worry 50.
What we've missed OF calm. We couldn'
have. you know.
W hat we've met Of stormy pain
And or sorrows driving rain
We can better meet again
II ~ blow"
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Be a Wise Woman!
Get the Memo Habit
CORSETS
AND THE
New
Military" Shape

MYTH all due respect to
w those fashion writers
who assert that there will be
no important changes in cor
set shapes this season." we
beg to state that there oill be
and very decided changes.
The new Military shape is
here. We have already told
you about this. So far, the
waist-ine IS not much aocen-
tuated; but, before the Elacs
bloom, you will see a marked
increase in this respect.
Spring modes in dress will
compel the wearing Of oorsets
with higher bust. This is
certain. Corset skirts will
gradually grow shorter.
This doesn't presase the
'hour-glass' figure, but simply
a rational returnt to corsets that
are real corsets.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
VALDEZ, Feb. 1s.-There has

VALDEZ, Feb. 16.-There has
been considerable speculation as to
who would succeed Deputy Y. s, Dis
trict Attorney Guy C. Brubaker,
who is about to retire to private
practice. It is known that District
Attorney Spence favored the ap-
pointment of Senator o. P. Hubbard
The Democratic Organization, how
ever. had endorsed E. F. Medley. OF
Cordova. who is candidate for
either the position here or deputy
ship at Cordova. if one be created
But the appointment is really made
by the Attorney General, to whom
recommendation and protests have
been sent. And in the inner circles
it is rumored that wire was re-
ceived day or two ago by Mr.
Spence stating that his assistant had
been appointed and would soon
leave from Washington. 1t is not
known whether the gentleman is a
resident of the capital city, or where
he comes from. The name is very
similar to Munley. Ordinarily the
request of a District Attorney is suf-
ficient to secure the appointment of
his assistant. but it is stated that
protests were filed in Washington
against the selection of Judge, Hub
bard. 1t is further stated that the
utter incompetency of Mr.. Medley.
who has been after an Office of some
kind ever since he came from Bos-
ton year or two ago, barred him
from any serious consideration.
BORDEAUX, Feb. 17-There was
great distress occasioned last night
when it was announced that Nine.
Sarah Bernhard would have to
undergo an operation. She met with
an injury to her knee and blood
has set in, which makes it
necessary for an amputation.. She
is now being prepared for it and
Monday next has been the time set
for making her cripple for the rest
of her life. She was born in Paris
in 1914, and is consequently 20
years of age.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Q. NJ. Gage, Peter Conaton, Will
liam Farrell. Maurice O'Donnell
and John Ryan:
You are hereby notified that We
the undersigned. have expended In
labor and improvements the sum of
One Hundred Dollars during the
years 1911, 1912, 1913, and 1914 on
each of the placer claims known as
New York Association claim and
Boston Association claim, located on
Young creek, a tributary of Nizina
river. Nizina. mining district, Chitina
recording district, Third Judicial
division, Territory of Alaska, and
where the said claims are more fully
described.
The above amount has been .ex-
pended in order to hold said claims
Under provisions of the law concern
ing annual labor upon mining claims,
being the amount required to hold
said claims.
And you are further notified that
if within go days after the last pub
LEGATION of this notice you fail to con-
tribute your proportion of said ex-
penditure, your interest in said
claims will become the property of
the undersigned. your co-owners,
under SECTION 1924, Revised Statutes
of the United States.
ELI McQUADE,
GEORGE DEMPSEY.
Agents Dexter C. Cayouette,
Co-owners.
Date of first pub. Nov. II. 1914.
Date of last pub, Feb. %. 1915.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
SEATTLE, Feb. 19.-After a

SEATTLE, Feb. 1y.-After
long search the last of the suspected
dynamiters who blew up the Los
Angeles Times building a few years
ago, was placed under arrest last
night. He is David Captain, and he
has been living on cambridge Island,
conducting a barber shop and
chickens ranch. Burns detectives
have been on his track and one of
them made the arrest.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To l.. NJ. Price, his heirs, admins
traitor, assigns, successors or
personal representatives, and 10
Henry Deyo or his personal repre-
sentative.
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, your eo-partners, have
expended in labor and improve
ments for the years 1918 and 1914
the sum of twenty-four hundred
(2,400l dollars, or the sum of one
hundred dollars on each one of the
following named mining claims for
the years 1913-1914: The May
flower; PAGER; Slocum; Rosy No. /;
Rosy No. 2; Fairview; Lucky
Strike; Esperanto; Webbfoot;
Yenkee; Hercules; Samson; all sit
uated in the Chitina mining and
recording district, Territory OF
Alaska and which have been duly
recorded in the Office of the United
States commissioner in and for the
Chitina mining district at Chitina
Alaska.
The above amounts have been ey-
pended in order to hold the said
mining. claims under the provisions
OF the law concerning annual labor
upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said above
named mining claims.
| And you are further notified that
if within ninety (S0) days after the
| last publication of this notice you
fail to contribute your proportion of
said expenditures which is one-sixth
(1-6) respectively. of the whole,
your interests in said mining claims
will become the property of the
| undersigned
Your co-owners
JAMES MCCONNELL,
GUS F. JOHNSON.
First publication, Jan. IL, 1915.
Last publication, April 16. 1915.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-Th

very gratifying announcement is
made that the receipts from Panama
Canal tolls have exceeded $4,000
900 up to February l.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The
Army Board of Ordnance and Forth
fication have made a report in which
they recommend bigger guns for
longer range to be used for coast
defense.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
PRESIDENT WILL VISIT
EXPOSITION IN MARCH

x SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.
X When Secretary Lane was
X making his address at the Ex-
x position grounds this morning !
K he read telegram of congratu-
X lation from President Wilson. !
X In it the President stated that |
x he would be in person at the
X Exposition in March. Up tBthe I
X middle of this afternoon the at
X tendance was $50, 900, which is
X fully up to the most enthusiast. :
4 tic expectations.
The Chitina leader., 1915-02-23
Late Telegraph News
< OPENS EXPOSITION
< WITH ALASKA KEY

* WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-In
x pressing the button this morn
x ing that formally opened the
x Panama Pacific International
X Exposition at San Francisco,
X President Wilson used the gold
x studded telegraph key with
X which President Taft opened
x the Alaska-Yukon Exposition
x at Seattle in 1909. This key is
X made from gold that was taken
X from the placer mines in Alaska
X and was made in Alaska.