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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-09
NJ R. GET-RIcH-oU1cK WAL

LINGFORD" has nothing at all
on Tommy Burns, the former heavv'
weight chamnion. and well known in
the Northwest as manager. according
to reports from New Orleans, where
Burns has started up in the fight
business again Burns is claiming the
admiration Of the Eastern sport writ
ers for his ability to show the Humerr
Gus promoters in and around New
Orleans how to gather in the kale-
and Is being billed as the man who
sent Tom McCarey hack to the coast
When Burns invaded the Southern
Mississippi city, there we're several
clubs of no great seating capacity.
Some Of these promoters were figur-
ing, not figuring fast enough, on big
arenas. McCarey had come from
Los Angeles to talk with business
men who threatened to build a club
house for him. Burns did not confer
or figure. He just went out and found
an open lot. just on the canal, about
six blocks from the center OF. town.
Then he grabbed. This lot was al
ready fenced. Burns built circus
seats on all four SIDES. and left lit
tie space between the front barriers
of these, and the ring platform Then
you get ring side seat, you pay %
to SIT on a chair whose legs rest on
mother earth. There is no concrete
flooring. There you look up and see
the stars. There is no roof. The cir
Gus seats all about You sell for 81
and 81. Special section, of course,
is set aside for negroes. One night
Jim Johnson and Wills were an.
nounced as matched, and advertise.
ments put in the papers that Tommy
Burns was going to pull a show.
There were 1000 on hand. H..
D IT'S Of wisdom and common sense
u from speech delivered by Willie
Richie to a small audience, which
included his twice conqueror, Fred
Welsh, the present champion:
II get Welsh in another match it
will be the last one / ever make. Win
or lose, / will retire after that.
| consider that every time train
for an important battle 1t takes two
years OF my life. ! like to live and
intend to as long as can.
This match am seeking with
Welsh is not one. Of revenue, but to
prove to the world at large that a
mistake was made in London. " y
To rise from nobody to man Of
independent means is something. I
have done it. So have Packey Nc.
Farland, Fred Welsh, Ad Wolgast,
Johnny Kflbane and many others.
That's why say that I owe the
boxing game almost my life. And
will do anything in the world to help
boxing, which insist is one of the
cleanest and most manly of sports. !
The man who says it is a rowdy
game and made up Of rowdies can
be set down as a man who isn't &C.
Quainted with his subject
1t made man of me. When 1 was
16 years old weighed only 100
pounds and they didn't know whether
/ ever would grow up.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-09

NJ EN- who are enrolled as students
! j in the Emporia, Kan. normal
school for physical training. in the fu-
ture will be REQUIRED to play baseball
No student will he excused from a
certain amount of work on the dia-
mond.
1--WE expect to give the man who is
studying to become an instructor
some training in baseball" said c. K.
Turner. head Of the nhvsical deDart-
ment Of the school "Then. when he
goes to take up his work in the
schools the nhysical instructor will
have definite idea Of Americas
greatest pastime"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-09
M ANAGER HERzoG of the Red,

M ANAGER HERZOG Of the Reds
j j will make a radical change in
his infield. breaking away from the
fixed rules Of baseball He intends
to shift each infielder five feet to the
right Of where he ordinarily stands
II am convinced" said Herzog,
that ! can make the move. It's a
nervy risk to take. but the practise
to date has made it seem a cinch to
me.
"Mollwitz, at first base, will aver
age FIVE feet farther down the path
and toward second. Olson will play
five feet nearer second base. but cor
respondingly outward on the grass T
shall step FIVE feet down toward third
and Groh. at third, will take posi-
ton five feet nearer his station. al
most on the dead line with the bag.
but deep into the left garden. to bal
ance.
81 think the shift will work out
perfectly and save lot Of close
games this summer"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-09

OF Officers list OF regua d nights stations and current IN
or the National Guard Of Hawaii Hotel and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
In NEW BUILDING
Bank OF West Virginia
Opens for Business This Morning
in Beautiful Structure.

The National Bank Of West VIZ.
ginia viii open this morning for bust.
ness in Its new home at the cerner OF
Twelfth and Main streets. A formal
opening was held Saturday when at
least 5000 persons passed through the
doors Of this mammoth concern.
Dainty pencils were presented 10 each
visitor. Mr.. W. b. Irvine. vice-presi-
cent OF the bank. and Mr.. A. r..
Schmidt. cashier Of the bank. were IN
the receiving line.
Large baskets OF flowers were sent
10 the new bank by business oncerns
Among those who expressed their con-
gratulations in this way we're:
Central National Bank OF CIeve-
land. Ohio; Geo. F.. Stifel
Zarnits Bros. Grocery company: Artn.
US Langhans: Dollar Savings a. trust
company: Mutual Savings Bank: S. G..
Crow. OF Bellaire. decorators of the
building: r. r Kitchen company.
builders; Peoples Bank OF Wheeling:
McCamic a Clarke: II. w. Gee, MT.
n Mrs. Otto Schenk. Mrs. c. r. List.
Mrs. II. F. Stsllman. Mrs. Gertrude
McDonough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
PERMISSION GIVEN TO CON.
srROcT TWO NEW GARAGES
Others Refer 10 Repair wors-wenzeI
Packing Company to Repair
Damaged euilolna.

An ever dozen Of baiiding permits
were issued during the past week b.
building Inspector J J. Fahey. This
numbe includes permits for Two new
saraEe- While the other permits are
for repairs only.
The permits for the week were
Harry Michael. Main and Twenty.
second streets. repair; y W. Beliz
a sons company. contractors.
= Nesbitt. 50 Fifteenth sfree, -
pairs: j. W. Beltz a sons compauv
J. W Beltz & Sons Company. Nine.
teenth and Eon streets. storage sbeI
Fred Cardons. 3sH Wood street
Earase J X. Smith. contractor
Chas ketuer. 1000 Jacob s,re.,
1907 Jos. Nogier. contractor
Jos ~ Reass. Jr. repairs. a Ken.
,hcky street; n. \. Hawkins. con.
w C. Moore. IS Indiana street, a.
'erstions H.. A. Hawkins. contractor
). l. Sawtell. s23 North Huron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
SOCIALISTS
NAME TICKET
MARTINS FERRY LOCAL NOM.
MATES CITY AND TOWNSHIP
CANDIDATES
Mayer wyeer Suggested 10 Succeed
Himsef for Tnfro Term To be
Voted on az November election.

The Socialist local OF Martins Ferry
held their nominating convention yes
terday afternoon and candidates for
all OF the offices 10 be filled al the No.
veuber election were named The
chief Interest IL centered around the
candidate for mayor. as there f. sev-
eral candidates. Mayor Newton
Wyckon was nominated for a third
term, The following Is the list o fean.
didates that were named
City Ticket
Mayor-Newton wyckon.
Audito-George Har1.
Treasurer-Harry Hastings.
President OF council-Ernast Cos.
ney.
Council at-lArge-Frank Morris. vii
liam Jones. Edward Harris.
Councilmen-FIrst W. II. Thorton
Second. Walter McCleary: Third. Hal
Stroup: Fourth J. T. Mullen and
Enoch Harris.
Assessors-Frst. J. LAipple: Sec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
STATE MARSHAL KORAN GIVES
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS.
says an Ounce Of Prevention 10 Worth
Tone In Matter OF Fires-cans
Attention TO Dangers.

An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound OF cure, and IN the matter OF
hre prevention. II worth tons. accord.
ing TO State Fire Marshal John s.
Koran, OF Charleston. In the May
Bulletin issued by the state auditors
office. Mr.. Koran discusses the sub.
1ect OF Fire Prevention" at consid.
cradle length. calling attention to
many way by which the property
holder a aid in preventing fires. In
part. he Gays:
An n OF prevention Is worth a
pound OF cure. and In the matter OF
IRE prevention. II worth tons. Take
the time n trouble to inspect your
W building and premises. and then
interest your neighbor In a like inspec-
uon. IL viii be Easy for you to con
vince him that II Is to the mutual in
terest OF all concerned TO remove as
Tar as can be. all possibility OF fires.
I'm the event you are Interested
even In a moderate area, IL is always
wise TO install a few hand chemical
hre e~xtinfiuishers. a number being
now on the market whose worth have
been proven. BY the immediate use
OF n hand extinguisher. many incipient
fires are put out and forgotten. which
allows to gain Roadway would prove
a black letter in the calender for years
TO come. And do not allow the les
son OF the small fire to be forgotten.
but study the cause and see hat re-
petition OF II is impossible.
Attention Is called 70 he dangers
OF oiled mops. a number OF which are
now on the market. II is not gen
orally known, but an oiled mon used
on hardwood floors covered with var
nish, and placed in a small closet with
no ventilation. presents a very dan
gerous condition. The dust gathered
on the mop. the oil. etc. little or no
ventilation and a FIRE ensues by spon-
taneOus combustion, the cause OF
which the careful housewife cannot ex-
plain. II a mop. such as is described
above. is used, Il should be placed on
the back porch where It will be in the
air. n where any danger from II can
be detected at once.
Losses amounting to thousands of
dollars monthly. and running each
year into a very large sum. are re-
ported to this office, caused by defec-
tive Tue and electrical wiring. etc.
the inspection OF which perhaps would
have revealed the danger and saved
the property II necessary. have some
competent person familiar with these
subjects to make an inspection Of
your property. and in doing so. remove
some OF the greater causes of fires.
Interest should De taken in your
local fire department. and that interest
will be appreciated by your fire chief
n the men whose duty II IL TO pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
MEMS MEETING
Held Yesterday at Y. NJ. c. A. We'll
Attended.

The mems meeting held yesterday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock at the re
ligious department Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
was well attended. The big auditor.
ium was well-hlled with men. It being
an open meeting for members and
friends OF the institution. Many in.
teresting talks were given by those
present.
The meeting was conducted by F. T..
Probst. secretary OF the religious de-
partment of the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Probst
had been making a business call at
Youngstown. Ohio. his former home.
but returned in time "a take charge
Of the meeting yesterday afternoon.
These meetings are becoming popu-
lar during the summer season because
of the large airy rooms and places Of
resting so inviting during the hot
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

sential 10 a healthy home. Flower
boxes on terrace and balcony Will
add a distinctly charming touch.
The main entrance gives direct
ly upon the living-room. l6. 9xl4.6
feet. French windows open put
upon the terrace not only from
the living-room. but from the din
ing-room as well. Opposite the
fireplace in the living-room. which
has a handsome mantel and stone
hearth. wide double doors. or an
archway II preferred. commune
cate with the dining-room, l23x
l4.6 feet. these two rooms extend
ing across the front Of the house.
a group OF three windows is di-
recty opposite the doorway IN the
dining-room. while a china closet
faces tie French window in the
fornt. In fact one OF the predomi-
nant features OF this house f. the
symmetry and balance displayed
throughout.
Swinging doors lead 20 the pan
try from both dining room ana
kitchen. 12.Sxs6 feet. A glance
at the plan Will demonstrate that
the same keynote OF balance OBJ
tains even In the pantry. a door
from the kitchen leads 20 the back
entry. whore. just inside the rear
door. IL space for the refrigerator.
and beside this are the basement
stairs Another door from the
kitchen opens into n hallway. ac-
cessible also from the llving-room.
Here r a clothes closet. the
stairs 60 the second story. ana.
directly back OF the llvinEroom,
a bedroom. 116112 feet. with a
good sized closet This bedroom
is so located with reference 10
ne other rooms on the ground
hoor. that Shile easily accessible.
u is a. completely isolated. a. are
the chambers above
Frow a well-liRhted central nan
on the second floor open the hath
room. a linen closet. three bed
rooms. and a sleeping porch. gr7
feet In the opinion 81 many. more
desirable than a closed chamber
can possibly be- These latter are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
JR. 0. U. A. M.
wheeling Council Is Conducting Inter
estins Membership Contest
Ends July Z.

p Wheeling Council. Jr. q. l.. A.
NJ. are holding an interesting contest
through the month Of June The mcm-
berS are divided into two equal diNis.
ions contcstinE for the greatest mum.
Der OF applications. Quite = little
rivalry - being shown by the contest
inE divisions. The side losing viii
give a banquet al the council halls to
All members of the lodge. Quite A
number Of applications have already
been turned In and the expectation Is
for a many more
Announcement OF The winners will
be made At the end of tbs contest
which closes the first OF July and the
banquet served the following meeting
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

ond. Gorge Phelps Third. John Feet.
erers' Fourth. William Johnson.
Central Committee. A. Hablg.
Pred Jerger. W. n Thorton. Charles
T~otterdale
Board % Educauon-Fred White
Enoch Harris. ] j. Hoge
Township Ticket.
Trustees John Fetcrer% Archie
Jones. Steve HerTick.
Clerk-William BumEarner.
Treasurer-Charles Jerger
Jusuce-otthe-Peace - Prank Led.
vtnka. James Briggs.
Constables-Wilham B%ritton. AIferd
Doughty.
School Board-Sid Jones. W. Annie.
garth, Frank Bungarner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
SOCIAL AT wARwooo N. e.

social viii be held "Wednesday
evening 81 the Warwood NJ r church.
fNefy member - requested to be { n
and tell how they earned
their dollar A splendid program will
be presented.
Junior Kings Daughters are TO
Tuesday afternoon. The
meet Al the home OF Miss Lucretia
members are 20 meet at Moore's store
"a 90 clck. N an are asked 20
oTing a olothespin. needle. thread and
scissors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
A Square Cottage of Seven Rooms.

Here l. a cottage which. while
handsome and Identified in ap-
pearance, owes nothing whatever
TO any frills. fads or fancies. It's
charm Is hue TO the simplest &C
cessOres. a. p little eXamina-
ton will how-to the torrance
or field stone with balustrade.
the massive exposed field stone
chimney with east stone cap. the
shallow pitched oyerhangine roof
with raftcrs. and the ornamental
trusses al The peak Of the gables.
the harmonious combination OF
stucco and chingles. the large bal
cOny supported by brackets. on
the second story. and the liberal
use Of group and French windows.
The torrance is in reality a
roofless piazza. With a southern
or western exposure n would
probably be- advisable 10 use avn.
ings 10 temper the rays % the
summer sun. but there is nothing
10 obstruct The light and air 40 es.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
BOYS WILL HIKE
intermediate Class at Y. NJ. c. A. to
Enjoy Trip Through coun.
try Tomorrow.

The hike Of the Intermediate bows
Of the y. NJ. G.. 4. VIII be- held Tues.
day. The boys were compelled to
postpone the AFFAIR last week ON &C.
count of bad weather. The hike is in
charge Of Mr.. Dudley c. Ross and Mr..
r.. NJ. Crosby.
The boys will start from the Y. NJ.
G. \. and take a road into the country
and return after a ~two-hours' hike.
On returning the hike will he con
Guided by a dip in the swimming pool
az the Y. NJ. G. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
PUBLIC INTEREST SHOULD BE
CALLED TO LOSSES FROM FIRE

vent IRE losses. BY doing so. you will
lend encouragement and add en-
thusiasm TO their work.
But first and foremost. Efforts
should be made TO arouse public in.
terest In the losses suffered each year
by nre. and their consequent reduc.
ton by the removal OF FIRE hazards"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
HARRISVILLE

-HARRlSNILl-E. o.. June 6-Mr.
Chester Beck departed his Ifs st fha
nome OF his mother. Mrs. sarah R,gE
sabbath night. AZ 1875 O'Clock. MAJ aI
1915. He leaves a mother N-s 500
heck and four sisters and ON. br.f,.r
MIS- 1hsrlie Beck. West ~tafayctt.. a..
MS, WIN. Hanna. Mrs. T.. uicksrson ara
Harry Beck. of Adena. and Mr. nm
Elliott. OF short creek. Funeral 49,
hsia at INC home Wednesday az O'Clock.
lnt.rment at olive Branch cemetery
Miss Mary Ellen Carrlck departed her
ne al the home OF Ezra Carrick. on
THURSDAY. Funeral services wcro b,ii
At the home AZ ! O'Clock sorurd,y 49,, \,
: o'clock at the Presbyterian chureL. ~
Mrs. John Holloway aud children 81
ShadSsidH. are visiting her mother. Airs.
Mr. and Mrs James Girrcn and SON.
James, OF Wheeling. were visiting lad.
parents, MT, and Mrs \. "a. Citizen
DR.. L. l.. Hawthorne. OF Nj Plsesanf
%, comes every day TO see his mother
who r. sick.
Hartman, Mr.. Chester Beck. Mis-. Mar
sATet hawthorn and Mr.. John l.. Beck
are on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. .. Barkhurst has returned
from the Momau's Christian Tertper-
nee Union institute. held AZ Piedmont.
Miss Julia Toland left Frida. FOR .,
VISIT Tor a week at Scio. Ohio.
KEY. icrson visited Rev. N. -. Wad-
die Wednesday. a. New Athens.
Mrs. samuel Major end daughter Of
fieasant Grove. was calling ON Mrs.
sarah heck end Mrs. Margaret Iiaw-
th0tnc Thursday.
Mrs Eiizshetn Henderson and dsueh-
TER. ttazel. Of ST ClairsIiIr. was %calIir--
on Mrs. Sarah Bsck THURSDAY.
ATS. j. W. farrell visited her sister
Nrf. Linn Morgan. az kirkwoud We'd
nesday md returned homo FRIDAY.
ar. Bert MIkeu. OF SuIumbls. ans
calling IN town saturday. ON his va, to
LoTa Wilkcn.
Nc. and Mrs. J.. p Mayers. Of Cley.-
iadn. o. was calling on Mrs. Margaret
hawthorne saturday evening. on their
way TO visit her sister. Mr.. and Nre.
Frank Beck. nea- Pleasant Grove Th,y
came through In their automobile.
Alr. and Mrs. Wm Humuack. Of near
York. were in town SATURDAY..
Air. Harvey Graham Is the sexton OF
owe Branch cemetery. at this place.
Mr.. Harvey a has built a new
residence In the west end Of town. on tho
Ramsey road.
Mrs. J. II. Mayors. Of Cleveland. IL
spending a few days with Miss y. 4.
Hawthorne.
Mrs. s. n. CITIZEN and daughter Mrs.
J. {. stephens. left Thursday FOR Par
k~ersburg. to visit her son. George Nor
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dslbert Spraggs has a
young daughter. born June Let.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
BUILDING INSPECTOR ISSUED
TWELVE PERMITS LAST WEEK

street. repairs. n A Hawkins. eon.
tractor.
John Wenzei company. 43I3 Wood
street repair Tor damage. F-h.
er A son. contractor. $500 cost
chzs- Deviney. Tweuty-arst and
Main streets. repairs. Klievcs Lumber
company. contractor.
Earl Dixon. 220 North Front, street.
sarsEes Prank Fawcott. -contractor.
John Sribben. s26 McColioch street
rebuilding stable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
No. I3I

respectively S.9xl2.6. I3lO1lO. and
1895 feet All are provided with
extra large closets. and in addi-
ton a storeroom. Sx1O.6 feet.
opens from the first-named. Each
bedroom has group windows and
swinging easements. A balcony
above the terrace at the front or
the house is reached from the
largest bedroom by a central door
banked by French windows. form
INK a combination impossible 10
excel for genuine comfort during
the heated term.
Arrangements have been made
with the architects to furnish es-
umated cost OF construction or
any other information desired re-
garding the house Illustrated.
They also invite our readers 10
make suggestions for plans which
they would like illustrated in the
future. Please address all CORES
pondencs to Ashley a Peterson.
Springfield AAsA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

Mexico's cotton crop. though ex.
ceptionally large. is practically use
less in hat country since the picking
season OF last September. owing to
the revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

10Th fine lace and strong D are
made from the Siberian nettle. in
Sweden nettles are cultivated for
cattle fodder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

Among The natives Of Great Britain
TIT Scotch average the tallest, The
Irish next. then the English and the
Welsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

Among the prizes awarded at Var
mouth elementary school. EnClands
was n for the boy who had the
cleanest shoes and hands and the It'd
lest hair during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

Fol the eighteenth year In success
sion w. KIM walked the greasy pole
AZ the Totnes Devon regatta. and
secured the leg Of mutton hanging Al
the end-London Tit-Bits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07
TWO BURNED TO pEArH.

FRANKLIN. Pa. June G-Two men
We're burned 10 death and another was
burned PROBABLY fatally Boz "a nrc which
DESTROYED o. building occupied bN labor.
etN on the farm Of former Eeureaent-.
i've y. g. Stblcy today. Two men ascat-
- by jumping. Tho dead are Andrew
Mo@chrudt -. and John Gerwar~kI. 40
MlNuartzyk. 90. viii do The
men were employed on the Sibiey farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

Si'lla-i m 20 be married ufKt week
aud im terribly nervous
iilhIl suppose there i- 90 cNau,e Or
10" man Ect;luE away up 10 tho last
miuuter-SNdusN Bulletin.
'Nnv distinctive feature TO your 1918
uotel-"
Slr Zach machine is plainly
! '"ture Is greatly appreciated by our
I~hshionahle trade, 1 assure YOU
PITTSBURGH Post.
- must say these are fine hiScuitsr'
exclaimed the Young husband.
How could YOU saw those ar. fine
biscuits inquired tho younr Wife
mother Boo a private interview.
! didn't say they were nnc. ! mere
" said ] must say so."-WashinEton
Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-07

'oT rIDR rlAH
Douglas Island news., 1915-11-17

A communication from Sitka to the Juneau Daily Empire says: The local Women's Christian Temperance Union organization has unanimously adopted resolutions urging congress atlrma- lively to approve the act of the last legislature which provides for an cleo ton on the question of the prohibition of Che liquor traffic in Alaska to be held and to make effective the vote that may be recorded at that time. The organization realizes tbat there is great doubt as to the effectiveness of the election unless congress acts, for the reason that the organic act specifics that only congress can leRislate upon tho subject of the manufacture aud sale ol liquor in Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1915-11-17
Lutheran Chureh Items

In the Lutheran church in Douglas there will be edivine services next Sun day at 7:45 D. m. and Sunday school at 10 a. m. On Thanksgiving Day there will be services at 8 D. 10. All are wsl- come. MARTIN L. LARSON, PastOr.
Douglas Island news., 1915-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Commissioners Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division No. !. before J. B AIorshaH Commissioner and EN-Omcio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. I'm the Matter of the Estate of AXel kln- Notice is hereby given that the uudersign- ed has been on the 18th day of October 1915, duly appointed administrator of the above entitled estate,
 All persons holding claims against said es- tate are hereby notified GO exhibit the same vCitb Droner vouchers attached, to the under signed. at his place of business in Douglas, Alaska, within six months from the date or this notice.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, October 25' 1915.
 H.V. SULLY, Administrator. First publication October 27, 1915. Last publication November li, lSlo.