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s.. , e :
g - ~ ~
c-n- at
= party
ES . .cnt and
q . 'and Mrs.
& htlcr Hunter
.S. Miss Mar
Mrs. McAdoo.
.ew Maury, Miss
/son.
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Fol; RENT.
First and Second Flats

at rs West Broad Street, newly.
paTcr"j and renovated throughout.
bright and uttractiye quarters 4; rca-
Spmahlc r'nt Keys At Office.
H. Si.LDEN TAYLOR 4 son.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NES-Wc need several men who can
sell :hc consumer. mcn who can
maze good aua can later become
wagon statesmen or branch managers
anywhere from coast - coast Refer
cnces required. .salary and commits
sion. Address Jewel Tea Co, Ill :iorth
Third street.
WA%TEt. district Representative. for
new specially needed 10y merchants
~ every line. Good for $50 20 $50
weekly 500 Mr.. Slonaktv. 80 t. $50
this evening. Murphy's Hotel.
WANTED. II first class young man as
salesman, experienced IN building
supplies preferred; state age and OK
Dcricncc: give telephone number. II
30. care Times D!spa ten
iic gents furnishing trade 10 sell
GOOD limo Of uccliNcar Mayors Eros,
2. W. Baltimore street Baltimore. Ni.
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dinner.
ROSEGfLt. tcnroom and grin. Club
breakfast. shopping business
luncheon Special dishes every day
afternoon L., with waiii"s. mullins, ctc.
Table dhoic dinner, $50 l.. NJ. and
"a IT. cart" FL! dnI. Mrs. Iioruc.
WEXFORD Jones. 20 West Franklin
BEAUTlfCL front room with board.
$50 East Franklin.
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WASTED-Eooms.
BOARDING.

ROOM and board at 700 South THIRD
Street, elegantly furnished. hot water
heat, shower baths, excellent table
dinner served $3.50. Special accommo
datioas Tor ,ransients: prices mode.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PAWN brokers auction sale TO 10, held
az y. GcllmLn's ~ Nest Gron,i
street. bc,.ph"r 10 at 1850 O'Clock, All
nnrc1ccned pledges Tor sale. such AS
JcwchN, guns. watches. clothing etc
from number 1900" TO itIiT. All par
tics having pledges with us must RI.
new sam" before date of sale g. g.
Bridges, stat" Auctionecr
II you want your home beautiful. let
as DO your papcrinS and painting ar
the most reasonable prices for arst-
class work. We also make a speciality
Of out-oi-town work. X. T.. Gardner.
t3a West Main Street Phone Madison
1891.
WANT ED. the public 10 know that
Jahnkc Bros. jewelers.. 2!2 East
Main street. buy. sell. exchange and
RCMOtNT DIAMONDS IL THE.
LATEST STYLES. Old gold .;nJ silver
taken i'll exchange.
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Six rooms. garage. ono hundred 1! OUp
t"ct front. electric lights, hUt-waicr
peat, im"d.rn IN every respect cost
s',3pN. 'rir. to uuirk iUrclI. ," =,
$500; mortgage. $1,000. Sec Us at
once.
POLLARD y BAGBY
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81 j. rs.

Af'l:S-i..,rEc s:rck OF SECOND hand
safes. New b;eho'd safes. all sizes
Ec,;r credit is GooG With Us Barnes
SO" and Vault Co.. - North Twelfth
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS opnortuuit! -For sale. i!oat-
inr Hotel EliHaheth, located al citv
foiht. Va, consisting OF - furnished
rooms. accommodating 10 guests.
heated. hot and cold BATHS: Now
leased Tor ono year AT $4,000. Parties
desire 10 sell on account of other bust =
mes" interests. This is an cNcclIcnt
opportunity for investment. ANA suf.
from fire risb.. II Interested. viii be
glad to give fun particulars. Terms
reasonable. ADDRESS "f.lizaD.th." bon
-. petersburg, Va.
WANTED. an associate partner with
1900 to invest in the utomUbils re-
pair business. At prcscn: doing a bust
ness of $50 TO 500 week.: in Rich
mond. Va. Proposition viii stand tho
strictcSt investigation. l. =, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. ono or moro parties To join
me in erecting Il brick Office building
Oh my property at Hupcwcii VA. In
best business center. Every office ton
tatNcly tnkcu, engaged at fancy price
BY solvent business men. quick action
necessary. Address y 81. care Times
Dispatch
FOR sale. prosperous meat market 10
Gated near On Pont raTI pi1nt. J.,
33s. care Times dispatch
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Pursuant TO an order of the District
Court of the United States for tho East
err District Of Virginia, entered on the
l5th day OF December, 1915. i'll the mat
ter OF samuel Temple Taylor. bank
rupt, I will sell. on the premises, No.
go China street, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1915,
at o'clock =. NJ,
Il stock Of fresh staple groceries, such
~ Canned Corn. Peas, Beans, aches.
Asparagus. Sardiues. Baking Powder,
etc. bottle Pickles. lCatsup. Olives, etc,
Flour. Coffee. Teas, Sugar, Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars. Ciga-
rcttcs. Shoe Polish. Washing Powder.
Soap, I.yc, School Supplies. etc, Silent
Salesman and Counter Show Cases,
Cake Rack. Display Counter. Ice Cream
Table and Chairs. Scales, etc, etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
HEATH j. RAWLEY,
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctionecrs.
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BUSINESS CARDS

GLALctS A BRYANT
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
PETERSBURG -NA.--lIOpE"ELL.
.icilwaine Bldy .Sinn Bldg
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HELP wANTED-l'emalc.

W AHTED. wouali to cool; and wasl for
family Of two. Must have good city
references. Apply between the hours
OF and IL n. NJ. iioG Floyd Avenue.
WANTED. a woman TO cook and 10
general work. Must lie c,l
"n' room on the premises. Apply I12J
Grow" .trcuuC.
y good cook. No other need apply.
cal! between and II y. NJ Ran
dolph ;19J. G2I Seminars. Avenue
'iiIf WA STED-- ..uia and Female
60 or the stage: earn S25 to $500
weekly Write Is ID. BlankcuSh:p
S'"tesv:'i". y. {.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
- - --------------- -------------------
NOTICE on DIVIDEND.

l. vi NV '''INp'
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY. INC
Dcc"IiL.i ! 1919.
W . ineetin. y. the boar! oi Directors
az TINS company, held 'l;s day a.
quarterly dividend Of per cent Va:
declared upon it capital stock. pay
a!ic J"nUary !. 1916. to sto"iihclGerN
o. :ccpid ct clos" -! lu:,i"csS Monday :.
b"yember -. !:lj. C.rvmH VIII be
mailed.
X. WIi.LlNGlItM. LH..
SnArUtnrN.
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BOOKS AN PERIODICALS.

WANTED. al immediate purchaser for
i volumes <iplins's. - volumes O.
Henry. Best work. Price. 5ln. Madi-
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WANTED. colorcd boy To drive wagon
Apply 800 East Clay street.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

1T pays to buy where you know you
will get free burning and clean coal.
because ii lasts longer. Perfectly dry:
easy TO split wood, kindlinG, Oak and
pine slabs, cheapest to start fire and
cook quick meal, L. T. Long. 1906
West Broad.
ABSOLUTELY the best In all kinds OF
coal, dry oak, pine and slab wood.
Lyme & Harris. Fifteenth and Dock
streets Randolph 1875. S. 6 IL Green
trading stamDs given
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MiscELLA NEoUs WANTS.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for old
feather beds; mattresses also made
Of feather beds. j 500. care Times.
Dispatch.
WANTED, 10 buy boys second hand
bicycle with coaster brake; must he
III good conditions. state price ana
make. Address Il 40, care Times Dis :
patch.
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Christmas Trees

arc not exactly in our lire. but w.c sell
trees IL other forms, including Floor.
inE. Ceiling, Siding, Framing. Fencing.
H"sh. E!!ndS, Doors, etc You viii iind
our prices right ANA our Svrvic. GOOD.
RICHMOND LUMBER; co. INC
EONrth ana STOCKTON StrcctS
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MEETINGS..

NATIONAL. STATE AND CITY RANK.
kiCnmUid, Va. ncC. ~. lnl;..
HE annual meeting of tic StnckhOld-
"rS o: this bank w,iI be held in its
na,ikint- nous" TUESDAY. January II.
1910, at - u"iuck NJ. tor the ELECTION
ct directors aud The transaction 81 amy
o'h"r business ;i,dt may properly come
before The n-ctiu"
JULIEN II. I'LL.
Cashier
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THE WEBSTER
ROOMS and board. ahsoluteI:. FIRST
class: central: hot-wnter heat; prices
. tcry reasonable. ndison 2t20. !U1!-
lois East Clay.
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HELP WANTIcD-Aiale.

1sAlLWAf mall clerks wanted So
month. Richmond examinations COM
ing. Write Immediately. Franklin In
stitute. Examiner a. L.. Rochester. y. Y.
LATHERS and plastcrers wanted:
steady work. Apply 3lj Mechanics
Building. Petersburg. Va.
ANY reliable man hunting clerical or
mechanical work. apply Virginia
BuSineSE E.NChanEc. Els North Second.
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MATCHES .aND J!swuLR>'.

--------------- ..--
Fci: sale at sacrifice, Tiffany diamond
ring, -lG carat, white stone. ;,or-
feet Apply |: Il. care Times DiSpntcl,.
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Notwithstanding

To the creditors Of RICHMOND GAS
.NNb ELECTRIC COMPANY. INC. OF
lichmoud, in the County OF Iieurico
tnd district aforesaid ia nkrupt:
NOTICE Is hereby given that oii the
l3tli day OF December. y. H. 1915. the
said RICHMOND GAS .\\p EI.E,'-
TRIO FIXTURE COMPANY, INC
WAS duly ndjudicatcI bankrupt and
that the first meeting of its crcdi-
tor. viii hc held in my Office. Rooms
Nos. 50" aud 500 American National
Ennk Building iiichmond, Va. on the
18TH DAY OF pEtEAIHER. a. u. 1915.
at 10 o'clock III the forenoon, 1T which
time the said creditors may attend
prov" their claims, appoint 4 trustee"
c%uinin" tn" bankrupt, aud transact
such other business AS may properly
c"mc before said meeting.
TlioS. j.. SEEND
Referee in Eankruptcy
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CLOCK REPAIRISG

HAVE vow clock called Tor repaired
delivered and guaranteed Phone
Madison i!aa
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COMPETENT bookkccpcr aud cashier
Srnrs experience, open for position
january l. 1916. Can take charge OF
H"Oks ana general officg wo-k. Thor
puGhly unIcratanI pay rolls, account
ing. s:etcu:,tiz:uG. etc. Nj reference.
corporation preferred. /. $50, car.
Times Dispatch
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BOARDING.

4 3i3 West Franklin, attractive steam
heated rooms. moderate rates: lat"
dinner
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WANTED-animals.

WANTED. TO buy Boston bull terrier
or water spaniel. Apply I'll! Last
Main street
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, Bpbk E.EfEH desires position by
lhnHirE II: : Gears experience in full
rnhr2" nome ofIc" books OF = manu-
th"'irIn2 concerns. Hold credit for
nr#i anu accOlid years work IN add
v'nc"n accounting and auditing At :,
leading Northern university. Age IS
married. only high-clasS position con-
sidcrc!. Manufacturing or wholesale
accounts preferred. Address l. 3ti,
rMrN Niinos. DlhpatN oh.
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AIAC'IIINlST.

BEGINNING January 3. 1915. "A large
manufacturing company. with mod
ern steam heated plant, will put ON
night shift Of about zoe strictly first :
class machinists familiar with small
and very accurate micromctcr work
making l. hours each Of first /; night !
OF the week. and having from Saturday
morning until following Monday hight
10 rest. Good pay TO experienced men.
No war orders or labor troubles. Man
ufaCturcr DraMrr -, i..n,nlMr.. N-u
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WANTED. men to learn na:ber trade
few weeks required: steady positions
for competent graduates wonderful
demand for BARRIERS. Free catalogue
RicEmond Barber College. Richmond
Va
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FOR RENT--I'lats.

NEW West End Nat, rooms, hot
water neat. Randolph $500
BEAUTIFUL. Hat, rooms. 1900 block
West Grace street, rent reduced
Boulevard 1851.
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~aE VALENTINE -AUcfIop
PHONE MADISON 1905 ~
ele sAST BROAD 81

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK GROCERIES, SCHOOL. SUP
lilies. TOBACCO SHOW CASES.
BlN. COUNTER, ETC.
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QUIET. beautiful home for paying
guests: best service and food: prices,
Sl"30 and up per week. S27 West
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
EMPIRE SHOE co. 5U4 West Broad
FAMILY sGurs al rock bOrrn', 3ri.e.
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ca1n. y stated conversation OF Lii Fay
MrTS cite Chapter. No. ~. Royal
E2X ,\rch Mas.ns, will lie held in
1870 its Tabcruaclc, in the Masonic
Temple. corner Adams and Broad
Streets, THIS ,TiiJRSDAY> EVENING,
December ID. 1919. 1T 80 o'clock
Companions of sister chapters. are cor
daily Invited TO attend.
By order Of tho high priest
OSCAR J. ADAMS.
SCtrct:,r,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

The heads OF the nine other game
owners bent over and Joined In the
examination. Big Burke Strengthened
UP aud cast a glance ut the nearby
stove.
"H-P he said 1T wasn't any sys.
tenn at all. The table stood close to
the fire, and the blamed wheels warp.
cd, and we've been worked TO a fraz-
ale. No wonder be liked this table,
He couldn't have bucked for sour ap-
pies NJ nny other table"
Later, back In the cabin, Shorty ST.
lently oyerhauled and hefted the va
rlous bulglng gold sacks, He finally
piled them on the table, sat down on
the edge OF his bunk and begun tax.
Ing or his moccnsIns.
Seventy thousanp he calculated.
ut weighs 800 pounds. And all out
OF u warped wheel an quick eye!
Smoke, you eat 'em raw; you eat 'em
alive; you work under water; you've
given mo the JlmJams but Just the
same | know It's dream. It's only
Ia dreams that the good things comes
true. I'm mighty unanxious to wake
up. I hope never wake up"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

or oank aud pillng into the lam. They
swarmed up the bank in punches and
III ounehes were dragged back by their
impatient fellows, More blows were
Struck curses rose from the pnntlnv
CHESTS OF those who stlll had wind 10
spare, and Smoke hoped that the mai.
letS would not be brought into play.
O'er'urown' trod upon, cropping in the
snow for his lost stakes. he nt last
crawIed out OF the crush ana attacked
the bank farther along.
Down TO the fourth corner he trip.
pea p',, midway and In tho long, sprawllng
TAU lost hls remaining stake. For Ave
,nlnutes ne eropcd IN the darkness be.
lore no found It, and all the time the
pauuog runners were passing him
FROM tho last corncr 10 the creek no
ovs'u ''I o'erAklng mcu for whom the
mlle run had been too much. In the
t'esN Itself bcdlom had broken loose
a dozen slcds were piled up and over
.u'oed aud nearly hundred dogs
we0' locked In combat Among them
u'en struggled tearing tho tangled ami
clubs "f"'' "''''
Lcaplng down the bank beyond Tho
s,u,.ed ,, passage, he galned the hard
tOOuns OF tho sled trail ana made bet
m sS. time Here, IN rackcd harbors. be-.
s.uF the narrow trail sleds and men
waited tor runners that were sun be.
nlnd From tho rear came the whlnc
and rush OF dogs, aud smoke had nam.
" u'l' TO leap aside into the dccp
'uoW, a sled torc past. and he made
~ w, ~, voc man knecling and shouting
.,V' 'asuV' SSarncly was Il by when n
'.Vpp'a !. XIV! Win a crash OF battle. The !
~. 0ASi,sd =, dogs OF a harbOrod sled. resent. |
s ~ 'us passing animals had got out |
'' aand and sprung upon them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

night Make ready" be said as be
raised a revolver in bis right hand.
Borty-fye pairs Of hands were unmit'
tened, and forty-6ve pairs Of moccasins
pressed tensely into the packed snow.
Also forty-fve stakes were thrust into
the snow, and the same number Of
mallets lifted in the air.
The shot rang out, and the mallets
fell. Cyrus Johnson's right to the mil
lion had expired.
Smoke drove in his stake and was
away with the leading dozen. Fires
had been lighted at the corners, and
by each fire stood a policeman. list In
hand, checking of the names OF the
runners.
A contestant was supposed to call
out his name and show bis face. There
was to be no stalking by proxy while
the real racer was of and away DOWN
the creek.
AT the first corner beside Smokes
stake Won Schroeder placed bis. As
they hammered more arrived from be.
hind and with such impetuOsity as to
get In one another's way and cause
Jostllng and showing. Squirming
through the press and calling his name
to the policeman, Smoke saw the
baron, struck In collision by one Of the
rushers. hurled clean of bis feet into
the snow. But Smoke did not wait.
Others were still ahead Of him. BY
the light OF the vanishing fire he was
certain that he saw the back, hugely
looming, Of Big Olaf, and at the south
western corner Big Olaf and he drove
their stakes side by side.
1t was no light work, this prellmi. !
nary obstacle race. The boundaries Of |
the claim totaled nearly n mile, and |
most Of 1t was over the uneven sur.
face Of a snow covered, Niger head
hat All about Smoke men tripped
and fell. and several times he pitched
IorWhru himself Jarringly on hands
and knees.
The upper center stake was driven
by the edge Of the bank, and down
the bank the racers plunged, across
the frozen creek bed and up the other
Side Here, as Smoke clambered,
hand gripped his ankle and jerked him
back. Arizona Bill, who had been
treated similarly, rose to his feet and
drove his ast with a crunch into the
offenders face.
Smoke saw and heard as be was
'crambllng to his feet, but before he
could make another lunge for the bank
ilst dropped him half stunned into
he snow. He staggered up, located
he man, half swung n hook for his
aw, then remembered ShOrtys warn.
ng and refralned.
It was foretaste OF what would
lappen when the men reached their
leds. Men were pouring over the 9th :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

Thirty thousand dollars" Smoke an
Bwered, That's a tax OF 5000 apiece.
They debated an1 nodded. "An(
you'll tell Us your systemT
Surely"
"And you'll promise not TO play rou
lette IN Dawson ever agaln"
mo, sir' Smoke said positively, "I'll
promise mol to play this system again. /"
Great scottW Moran exploded. "You
haven't got other systems, have your"
Hold onp Shorty cried. II want TO
talk to my partner. Come over here,
Smoke, on the slde'
Smoke followed into a quiet corner
Of the room, while hundreds Of curious
eyes centered on him aud Shorty.
Look here, Smoke" Shorty whisper
81 honrsely, "mebbe Il aln't dream,
10 which case you're sellln out al.
mighty cheap. You've sure got the
world by the slack Of It's pants. Theys
millions IN IT, Shake III Shake Il
hardi II you sell out for thirty thou.
san III never forgive you"
when | sell out Tor thirty thousand
yon'li fall on my neck an wake up to
hnd out that you haven't been dream.
ing at ALL This Is no dream. shorty
~ about two minutes you'll see you
bave been wide awake all the time.
let me tell you that when sell our
SO because I've got to sell out"
Back at the table Smoke Informed the
game owners that his offer stun held
They profered him their paper 20 the
extent Of three thousand each.
u was about 10 Intimate that rd
take the money weighed out" Smoke
aaid
Tue owner OF the Elkhorn casbed
Their paper, and Shorty took possession
OF the gold dust
Now | don't want TO wuke upr be
chortled as he heficd the various saclm
"Toled up, It's a seventy thousan'
dream Itll be too blamed expensive
!" open my eyes, roll out OF the blan.
Net an start breakfast"
What's your systemT Big Burke
oemanded' We've paid for II, and wo
want IT,
Smoke led the wny TO the toblo
Nov, gentlemen, bear with mo a mo.
ment This isn't an ordinary systom
u can scarcely be called logltlmato
put lla one great virtue IA that II
works. Eve got my suspicious, but I'm
not soylng anything, You watch Mfr
Keeper bo ready with the bail. wnlt
! an going TO pick 90 Consider pva
bet on IT, be ready, Mr. Keeper
Nowp 'VV0'
Tho ball whlred around
=, lou Observe" Smoke went on, "that
. was dlrectlSopposlte."
The ball finished In '2gr
hlg Burke swore deep IN his chest
and an waited. '
FoI 90 to win II must bo oppo. |
ate, Try Il yourself and SEQ"
nut The systcmI' Moran demanded
impailently "wo know You can nlcs |
winning numbers, aud we know wbo, |
,hose nua'bcrs arc, but how do Won |
DO itr' 'V'
ny observed sequences. ny accl. |
'en' ! ehnnccd twice to notice the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

oall whirled when V was opno.,,.
nVlh Times 20 won. After that /
HaN it happen agaln Then / looked
~ ~, o'her sequences and found ,hom
bouele naught opposln fotches se'
anu Ut fetehes 10 Il doesn't AWAY.
happen. bat !, usually happena Yep
nollcc ! say usually AZ ssd n,
FORE | have NY suspicious, but I'm
not saying anything"
Dig Burke with a sudden dash or
comprehension. eached over. stopp,.i
ihe wheel and examined Il carefully
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

Smoke could see the green lantern OF
Won Schroeder and, Just below It, the
red fare that marked his own team.
Two men were guarding Won Schroe-
ders dogs, with short clubs interposed
between them and the trail.
Come on, you Smoke! Come on, you
smoke!" be could hear Shorty calling
anxiously.
BY the red fare he coCld see the
snow torn up and trampled. and from
the way his partner breathed he knew
a battle had been fought. He Singer
ed to the sled, and in the moment he
was falling on 1t shorty's whip snap
ped as he yelled:
"Mush. you devils! Mush"
The dogs sprang into the breast
bands, and the sled 1erked abruptly
ahead. They were big animals-Han.
sons prize team Of Hudson bays-and
Smoke had selected them for the first
stage, which included the ten miles Of
Mono, the heavy going Of the cutoff
across the fiat at the mouth and the
first ten miles of the Yukon stretch.
How many are ahead2" be asked.
"You shut up an save your wind"
Shorty answered. "Hi, you brutes,
hit her up! Hit her upr'
He was running behind the sled tow.
Ing on short rope. The fires had been
left in the re-r, and they were tearing
through a wall of blackness as fast as
The dogs could spring into It
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-07

Continued next Saturday,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-27
ASSOCIATED CHARITY
OFFICE I'M BUNGALOW
ON PALACE GROUNDS

Beginning today, the Offices of the
Associated Charities and the Humane
Society will be located in the bunga,
low In the capitol grounds, which il
near Hotel and Richard streets. For
nearly two years the Associated Chair,
ties has had Offices in a building on
Alakea street near Hotel.
The move was made at the sugges-
ton of Charles R. Forbes; superintend.
ent of public works, who offered the
bungalow, rentffree, to the Associated
Charities and Humane Society. Two
large rooms have been repaired and
will furnish ample and comfortable
quarters
The board oil. directors of the Asso
ciated Charities wish to express their
appreciation to superintendent Forbes
for preparing and placing these rooms
at their disposal. . says Miss Margaret
Bergen, secretary and manager of the
Associated Charities.