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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

said, that my education has been neg
lected. I regret that was not better
educated, ma'am,' he said to me-"
Mary went on in imitation Of John
sons inimitable manner. Nothing
like tliis has ever happened to me be
fore, miss, but can't make her com
prehend anything i say. She just sits
and watts
What was she like?' demanded Mr..
Martin, laughing too.
well, she was really rather fascinat-
ing" Mary began, taking her cue from
this encouragement. And stunning
too. The French always IRE. don't you
think? And she had onsa duck Of a
dress. She walked straight in and
looked straight at me and began to
jabber like streak of lightning. The
French fairly few out of her mouth.
1 told her 1t was impossible for her to
see Mr.. Martin that he was confined
to the house by severe attack of govt,
and couldn't she leave her messenger
'And did she?''
We'll. her message sounded some.
thing like this: .Jedesireparleramon.
sieurmartinapropo sdesAFFAIRES. Je.
suisrichemaisonpeuttoujoursetreplu
RICHIE. ijepouyaisobtenirleagencedus.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AFFAIRE. Jedonneraicinquantemille.
francspour cetteAGGENCE. So"
Mr.. Martins mouth fell open with
amused establishment during this IT,
radc. he had once met a young wo-
man who could make noise like Sara
Bernhardt without knowing more than
half dozen words OF French. But
Mary Grayson bent her.
We'll, WELL" laughed Afr. Martin;
Its wonderful language. French"
Isn't II" said Mary. $50 finally we
tried signs and pantomime. made a
wild, sweeping gesture At her to show
that you were out. She ratified on
worse than before. Then pretended
Johnson was you, Mr.. Martin, and 1
showed him out OF the door and Shrek
ed out! Sometimes IL you talk loud
enough it seems as II they might utl-
derstand you. but this one dldn't.g And
then she began toact at Johnson and
me too. She evidently wanted TO know
when you'd be back, whereupon ran
over. to the clock aud pointed violently
to the figure ..
Il told Johnson never. to let her in
again unless Marie was here to inter.
pref her" said Mary in conclusion.
Quite right" said Mr.. Martin. ..By
the way" he added, eying, his pretty
secretary shrewdly, ''do you think she
was after Rodney? Was. she young
enough for that?'
Some women are never too old for
that are they, Mr.. Martln:" she said
coolly.
he glanced at her furtively mo
ment as she patted back her hair. look
ing pleasantly at the cracking Gre.
There had been time in those early
days, when she had first come to him,
to try her hand ut a secretaryship,
when she had reminded him alternate
" Of her two parents. twas in loyalty
to one OF them that he had given her
n chance. Sometimes. in n fash. there
would be curiously vivid suggestion
OF her mother In her-something In the
way she raised her .head and looked at
him. sound in the tone Of her voice
MS she said good morning. Such mo-,
ments. for long time. gave old Mar
tin sharp pang that he could not ig-
more even In hts inmost heart. Then
there was that even sharper twinge.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09

The Ladies Leaguo of the congfe sa' tionai church wln hold their Eeq.l meeting Thursday efternoon. Fi'is99 g are welcome.
 Wilbur B0riord and rommie Riea' arason. tho Juneau relay team "ls' race inst team or Douglas boys lho iocnl rink ,opigat rae ll.'-Vp D ''i be he second race between these tNo leams the lormer team lAs'ns s. thc first race.
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TREADwELL. Feb. 9. - The , aa,s for the TreadwelI minstrels has nnsi. Iy been set for YpesaaS, Re1'u'.'S " as the Lyric theatre in popsles Sne date has been advertised Tor sne i'su, but has been changed on account or 6at data being Ash Wednesday, me show win probably be repeatea ln .s u' neau on Thursday the lSth. The iO2s' ball tickets held 2y D9ueiss ~ Treadwell people wti pc acc9p1so ..1 payment for reserved seat tlcNe's 'SA the Minsrels.
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MAsoNs ArrsNrIoN.

Regular Communication Gastineau Lodge, No. 124, F. & A. Me Odd Eel lows ball, Douglas, Alaska, 8 D. m. Feb 9th. NM. degree. Sojournins Bros. cordially invited. e'zl
 JAS. DANIELS, secy
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VOGUE sPsclAl-
 This week only s of on ell 5tamped goodBs frae lessons on white work. zTrs. Albert Berry, SIT Seward -9-at.
 ,
 There win De a meeting of the lu- neau Choral Society at the school house tonight at S15 o'clock New music has arrived and every member is expected Go be present
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09
rHE NEM RgLATIoN oE

THE NEW RE-AilJN yF
 WOMEN TO THE WORLD
 On Thursday afternoon at 2;S0 ip Miss Frances Gulick's studio under tho auspices Of the Draper Club. Che ladies of Juneau are invited to hear Miss Edith Kempthorne deliver pr. Gu lcl5s most interesting address on The New Relation Of Women to the World" Dr. Gulick has given many addresses on this subject in Che East Miss Frances Gulick will also give 9 short talk relating to the foregoing subject. It ia hoped that the ladies will feel at liberty to discuss women's relation to tho community and the benefit that may be derived from Wom- on's efforts Altogether the afternoon should be enjoyable and 1t is eH- Dected that many ladies will take ad- vantage of this opportunity given them
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09
FOND ENQNERAIEp.

The bond of F. B. Wurzbacher, one of the defendants in the transporta- tion case which was dismissed was ordered exonerated today The in- dictment against Wurzbacher was dls. missed on January %.
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 DOUGLAS. Feb e.-The city Conn, cil met last night anu paid current bills. Nc1hna else of imporsaaee was transacted.
 Rev R F. TumeN for many years pastor or thc Cethciic church n S'sss- way is ylai,!ns with Father Bruckert.
 The Caiedonian club will hold 2 50. cial aud card pqrly for its members and ,helr families on next Monday evening at the Eagles aail
 A son was born to Nr and Mrs. John Cari in Douglas this morning
 Mrs. Jack Wilson was removed rom the hospsa lo her home at The Pines early this Afternoon,
 Tho wiie ot Heary stevens. the Beach merchant was taken 60 St.
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GOES AFTER PRISONER
WANTED FoR LARcENY

Deputy Marshal Frank Bach leaves tonight for sitka to bring Charles Der ry here to answer charge of lar .ceny,s preferred by the Federal grand jury. Berry is under arrest at Sitka on Q telegfaDhic warrant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09
ssaRespEARlAN PICTURE
 AT TAE LYRlc IHEAIRE

DOUGLAS, Feb g. 4 Winter Tale." ono og shakeapcore'o srqatess phys win be shown at tho Lyric theatre tonight The feature ia one Of Warmers and is In three reels. tt is said that the picture Is bes'er than the stage production for tho reason that th6 surroundings are not 80 ilul' tied.
 grho Anarchist an Inap' featuring King Baggot and Loah Baird.
 "rhe simple Lte, & Nestor comeos' win finish the show.
 The same bill will be repeated to' morrow night
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TRANsEERMAN RErIREe.

M. D. Berry announced today that he hos retired from the transfer bus mess which he established here. sever al years ago, and iu inc future will de- vote his attention Co building up an automobile end taxicab service.
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YAMASHITA CON
 FRONTS ACCUSERS
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man there was no real enmity be- tween them. He said tae defendants intention when he knocked the fore man down, was to shield Yamaguehi The latter may or may not be cailed to testify. He is under sentence of tive nty years Imprisonment, after conviction Of mansloughter in this case
 Witnesses Called.
 pr. H. c. DeVighne, the first goy- ornment witness. testified as to the wounds found on Kolita'a head at the coroners inquest Flo said any one of tho several fractures of the skull might have caused death
 Waiter Ramseyer storekeeper at the canDery was the second witness called
 Get Jury Thls Mornlng
 Shortly before the noon recess the jury was secured. The members are Robert McEllem, Lee Hudson, Peter S. Early James Ray Lloyd M. Ritter Will C. Blanchard, Leonard Hurlbutt T. J. McCaui T. D. P. Keegon, H. H. Williams. Oren F. Hill and Robert Kennedy. Two open -venires were ne- cessary to m the jury box. One of ten talesmen, was summoned yester- day. and in order 10 select two jurors, the other was ordered by Judge Jen- nings this mornig, after the first yeu- ire had been exhausted, owing to the use of the peremptory challenge by both sides
 Under the law the defendant to mur. der charges IS given tho right to nn- seat twenty veniremen, through the exercise of the peremDtory challenge. The government may excuse ten. in tho same manner. In this case Attor- ney S. Hellenthal, counsel for Yama- shita, challenged w. P. Pendergast, Paul Kegel M Layenik, A. J. Atchi- son, Henry Shattuck, john Guddardt w, G. Powers, c. Fagergtrom, J. Jae- ger and E. Schwab Deputy District Attorney D. T. Folsom excused h. J. Lorenzen, W. S. Murphy and Robert Barnes. Leo DeMyt. who said he did inot believe in the indiction ol the death penalty, in any case Charles c. Warmer who also had scruplos against capital punishment, and Alvin Cold stein who said he had formed an opin- ion or the case were excused for lcause.
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ASK A FRIEND

Brother Elk. ask your friend to join you next Saturday evening at our auditorium. This request is intend. ed for visiting as well as local Eihs. We all have one friend, see then that he gets an invitation The committee have arranged for 300, be one or them z's-1N
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09

6owiing date ot praadwcll wac made in yeslerdaga iaauo Tho regnlar bowling mghtwill be Wednesdey Joe
 lead ol phursday as the mintrela wih use Che han that night for Q fa- heargai,
 WOUND = Ono pair Of eyegloasea near asaay once. Treadwoil Own or ean have by ldondeein and paving for thb d J Cihg6u .s-St
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VOGUE 9PEclAL-
 This week only 35 of on all stamped goods; free lessons on @nite @oFA. Mrs. Albert Berry S17 seward -s-4t
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WANTED-man and wife want job . porter and ohambermaid, or jobs of my Kind; reterences Phone 105.- (2-S-Stl
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' DOUGLAS ISLANDERS SEND
 BIC RED CROSS FUND

TREADWELL, Feb. s.- shortly ai- ter tho outbreak of the nroseut Eur opean var, the Serbs and Monteneg- rlus held a meeting and started Red Cross fund for the sufferers in Southern Europe. Their efforts were very successful, as the committee con sIstng of c. ,. Paul Pete Chrovich' Pete Tanovich and Dan Trbovich sent S705.s0 to the Serbian counsel in New York on Dec. 18th last
 The names Of those contributing and the amounts arc given below;
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4 Ezw MoRps ON ooa AN.
NVERsARY.


 4 few days ago we had our first anniversary In business and VIC can look back on last year with feeling CT satisfaction and gratitude.
 We have done very well, but we ere not going Co rest upon what we have done. Of far greate4 importance to us would be the assurance that you have been pleased with our success. We arc not taking t for franted how ever but will keep on trying to mer- t your patronage ever striving to Improve our service, and to make the Juneau Drug Co live up to ils motto as "the Store that has what you want when you want t.
 TO all our patrons we extend our most sincere thanks We hope you have been pleased.
 TIE JUNEAU DRUG CO.,
 2 j. LOUsSAc. Prop. 107 Front St, opposite Alaekan Hotel. Phone 2-5-0.
 -t--a--o---- VOGUE SPECIAL
 This week only 1s oR on 8il stamped goods free lessons on white work >alrs Albert Berry. SIT Seward --'i-l l
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FOR sALE-Bath house; good but mess; can 329 Front st, phone 8l6- - l2.9.3L.l
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VOGUE SPECIAL

VOGUE orESlHL
 This week only s off on all stamped goods; free lessons on white work. Mrs. Albert Berry, 317 Seward -s-4t.
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wANTBD-By o1oprencad woman work by hour, phone 2135. 2.s.9t FURNISHED HOUSE TOR RENT inquire Mrs Winn'B Millinery. 0-St
 -
 unIvaresl Repair Shop is doing the best repairs on ail kinds ol ranges heaters boilers and heating plants. Good plumbing donei cheap rates. Phone 121; 821Franllin St 2.6-tf.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF
 CREDITORS:
IN eAN3RUPTcY
In the District Court for the DIatrlct of Alaska Division Mum
 Der One, At Juncau.s

In the Matter of the Involuntary
 Bankruptcy of the Royal Fruit
 Company corporation, Bankrupt.
 TO the creditors of the Royal Fruit Company corporation, of Juneau, Alaska, Bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of November A. D. l9ls, the said Royal Fruit Company was duly adiudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of it's creditors win be held in the Jury Room of the United States District Court House, at Juneau, Alaska. on the 27th day of February A. D. 1915. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt; and transact such other business a5 may properly come before said meeting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-09
A. F. ZIEGBER,
Referee in Bankruptcy.

Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 9th iay of February A. D. 19l5.
 First publication, February 9, 1915. Last publication February 16, 1915.
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CLASSIFIED ADV.

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PERSONAL MENTION

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ALASKA DAILY EMRiRE g Douglas 4rarca al. A SNOW Mancser
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
GOV. CARLSON NAMES
PRISON BOARDS
Yours truly,
GEO. A. PRENTISs.

Denver, July 26.-In accordance
with the bill Of the last legislature
creating new state board of correc-
tions. Governor Carlson has announc-
ed through Secretary Eugene b. Mil
liken the appointment of l. B. Allen
Of Denver, L. C. Paddock of Boulder
and E. B. Wicks of Pueblo to become
effective at once.
This board will take the place and
perform the duties of the old state
board of lunacy commissioners and
the state board of penitentiary COM
missioners and will have charge Of
the state insane asylum. the state
penitentiary and the state reforma.
tory.
Mr.. Allen. who is the manager OF
the Shirley hotel and a Republican,
received the six-year term; Mr.. Pad.
dock, who is a newspaper man OF
Boulder, was appointed as the Demo.
cratic member of the board to com.
ply with the provisions in the law re.
quiring that at no time shall more
than two of the commissioners be OF
the same political party. He will
serve the four-year term. Mr.. wicks
is prominent member OF the Republi.
can party in Pueblo, was appointed
to serve the two-year term, expiring
Feb. Is. 1917.
Each of the new BOARD members
will receive salary OF $1,000 year,
together with his necessary travel
ing and other actual expenses. They
are to have full control, management
and supervision of the state penal
and insane institutions, including the
making of appointments.
The chief work OF the new board in
the immediate future will be to carry
out the improvements at the state
insane asylum and the Canon City
penitentiary. provided for in the ap-
preparations of the last legislature.
The three aphointees will have con-
troll >of the big Improvements at the
asylum, besides the expenditure OF
more than 100000 appropriated for
the expenses of the three institutions
in their charge for the next two
years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
CHOLERA PUT
US ON THE HOG"

Dear Farmer: There IS no econ.
omy In growing stunted pigs and II
is waste Of time and feed to try to
make pork out of stunted, diseased
hogs. "On THE HOG" will cure
cholera in its first stage. it will not
cure after hog has been sick three or
four days and its bowels perforated
by ulcers. 1t will cure pneumonia in
hogs. 1t will stop their cough, it will
expel worms, it will stop thumps. as
a preventative it viii keep your hogs
we'll. 1t invigorates and promotes
growth. A loss of one hog cost you
more than It viii to keep a car load
well. to say nothing OF your waste
of feed.
We guarantee. satisfaction or your
money back. Postal laws protect
you even If we were not honest.
Write to those who have tried It, with
incIosed stamp.
]. J. Lacey. Merwin, Mo-; Joe Wal
lace. Sugar City. Colo; Warden Ty.
nan. State Prison, Canon City, Colo. !;
Hunter Palmer, druggisA Canon city,
Colo; R. C. Stevens. overseer County
Farm. Canon City, Colo; F. A. Hall.
Canon City. Colo; L. J. Runner,
Canon City, Colo; Sam Huffman,
Canon City Colo; DR.. O. B. Stewart,
veterinarian, Canon City. Colo.
JOE HEAvENRIDGE, CO.,
Canon City. Colo.
Denote, Ind.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
HOME From FISHING raIp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay D. sidebottom and
little daughter Martha and George
Whipple returned to Canon City Fri.
lay afternoon from two weeks mo.
toring and fishing trip on the western
slope. They tished at various points
on the Gunnison river from Almont
down to sapinero and caught many
nice front. They found GOOD roads
nearly everywhere and their outing
was q delightful one. Arthur BiEgs.
who accompanied them on the out.
ward trip, Joined Mr. and Mrl. w. p,
Galley and son Henry at sAsusche
while nn, their way home and. win not
return here until thS last 81 next
week. 8.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
CHANDLER TO HAVE NEW WATER
WORKS SYSTEM.

II. NJ. Fox sent force of men TO
Chandler this morning under the fore.
manship of NJ. d Shields to complete
the contract he started several
months ago for the victor-American
Fuel company. A second well viii be
dug and the tunnel constructed to con.
meet the two. The work OF insalling
a large pump Will begin Immediately
upon Its arrival at Chandler.
The present contract calls for the
erection OF two large storage tanks
with cement foundations the water
in which will be user for domestic
purposes and fire protection.
The victor-American Fuel company
has spent large sum OF money In
improvements at'the Chandler mine
during the past few months and 1t is
now one Of the best equipped in the
Fremont county coal field and Is cap
able Of maitaining a greatly In
creased production.-Florence cin.
zen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
OIL KEEPS dat ROADS COOP.

In view OF the experiment shortly
to be made on the streets under the
direction Of the Chamber OF Com
merce and city council with crude
oil 10 minimize the dust and mud on
the public roadways. the following
from the Breeders Gazette, a Chicago
publication. will be of interest. It
says:
Many small towns OF Illinois fur
nish splendid demonstrations OF what
crude oil win do on dirt roads. In
some other states oiling roads is an
older practice. In Illinois the custom
dates back only a few years. and is
confined mainly to village and city
streets. The results have been satfs
factory. The primary object OF oil.
ing has been TO abate the dust nuis.
ance. This has been accomplished
and there has also been a great i'm.
provement in road surface both in
dry and wet weather.
The usual custom has been 20
grade up the road nicely and then
sprinkle on the oil sufficiently thick
TO make a pasty mass OF the surface
In some. cases this is then brushed or
narrowed or dragged to mix the soil
and oil more quickly than would be
done by traffic alone. With four gal.
Ions Of s-cent oil to the running foot
Of roadway. the total cost Of oil and
application comes within $500 mile.
which is only q small fraction Of the
cost Of a hard road.
The oil roads shed water so well
that even after a deluge Of rain there
is only n shallow mark made by a
passing vehicle. Roads that formerly
were ground into deep dust during a
drought stay firm and smooth when
oiled.r
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
HAVE RETURNED FROM
SPLENDID FISHING TRIP

A fairly large party of Canon City
people have just returned from Al
mont on the Gunnison river where
they spent the last two weeks fish
Ing. The party was composed of eight
people and while there they were sue
cessful in well oyer three hundred
large trout from their watery homes.
There was no bad weather encount-
cred by the party as there was no
rain and the sun ~s:as was GU. every day
while they were in camp. The water
was medium with the fishing good
and the trout rising to flies as well
as bait. One half of the part made
the trip to Almont with DR.. Lane in his
auto while the remainder journeyed
to the camping place by the railroad
and on the reutrn trip they changed
around, the party that had made the
trip by train coming home in the cay
and the other part returning by train.
While their this party met the j.
Sidebottom party and they also re-
ported splendid fishing and god wealth
er. The members of the party were
DR.. Lane. wife and daughter, Viola.
Miss Eula whitmore. Miss Fannie
Sheldon. w. c. Huntoon and w. P.
Taggart and wife.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29
DOROTHY
GOODLOE
BITTEN BY
RATTLE
SNAKE
ACCIDENT HAPPENED WHILE LIT
TIE GIRL WAS PLAYING ALONG
IRRIGATION DITCH NEAR HER
HOME THIS MORNING.
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER

Dorothy Goodloe, six year-old daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Hart Goodloe, was
bitten on the arm by large rattle
snake while playing along the lateral
irrigation ditch on Tenth street and
Macon avenue, near ]. c. Heckart's S
place at ten o'clock this morning.
Only the little girl and two COM
panions were present at the time.
''Dotty." as the little victim is known,
was kneeling over the ditch when
she felt violent sting on the arm.
Grasping the wound and turning
around she saw the huge snake glid.
ing away.
She ran screaming to her home
just across the street and her moth
er, cool-headed woman. bound the
arm tightly above the wound and sent
Immediately for a physician who ar
rived within ten minutes. Injections
were administered and the victim
rushed to the hospital.
DR.. Goodloe arrived shortly after
and has spent most Of the day using
the most heroic efforts to save his
child. Although small child. Doro-
thy is healthy and there is every in
dication that she viii recover al
though she is having hard fight of
It this afternoon.
No grown person saw the snake but
the doctors say 1t is undoubtedly a
rattlesnake wound.
Diligent search is being made to
capture the reptile. men and boys
have looked everywhere in the local
ity without success.
This is the. first time on record
where q rattlesnake was ever seen
so near the populous districts Of Can.
on City. Rattlesnakes have been kill.
ed on the Skyline drive and the Royal
Gorge but there are few who remem-
Der having seen any within the cor.
porate limits Of the city