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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE OF
VAIUARJE real. ESTATE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the
goth day Of August, 1913, made by George
W. Hart, single to the undersigned, as
trustee and OF record In the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Harrison
County, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust
Book No. 81. page 3j1, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder OIL
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1915,
commencing at ! 80 o'clock =. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House Of Harrison
County, West Virginia, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. l4l In the Town OF Bridgeport,
Harrison County, West Virginia, as shown
upon a plat Of property made in June, 1872,
piat Is Of record in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Harrison County,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. 206, pages
1891: being the same lot that was con-
yeyed to George w. Hnrt by james II.
Mines, Administrator with the will an
neXed Of the estate Of James Is. SnnduSky,
deceased, by deed dated the oath day OF
July, 1912, said deed being Of record in
the aforesaid clerks office In Deed Book
No. 2lT, page 3jl. There is to be excepted
and reserved from the conveyance how:
ever, one.third Of the coal, oil and gas and
other minerals in and under said lot OF
land which was heretofore sold 70 James
II. Mines and others. by James Is: san
dusky, by deed dated the 2Sth day OF May,
1901. and Of record In the aforesaid clerks
ofice In Deed Book No. 1877, page 40.
There is good dwelling house upon
TERMS OF sALE-one-th Of the pur-
chase money, cash In hand on day OF sale,
or a. much more thereof as purchaser may
elect to pay on day Of sale, and the resi-
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NnrIrE nE rRrsrEE,s SALE.


By virtue Of the authority vested in me
by Il deed Of trust executed by MarmaduEe
A. Samples and Dora A. Samples, his wire,
on the 18th day OF December 1911, to w.
M. Conway, trustee, and Of record In the
ONCE Of the CLERK Of the County Court OF
Harrison County, West Virginia; In I6u 81
Deed Book No. SO, page 226, and MADE 10
secuEe Edwin X. Stout the payment OF
note therein described.
And the said Samples and wife having
failed to pay said note and to comply win
the terms Of said trust, and being 80 d.
rected by the said Edwin *. Stout, VIII,
on
TUESDAY, THE 25th DAY OF JULY, 1915
commencing ut one o'clock p. m, sell a.
public sale at the front door Of the court
house Of said county all that certain tract
or parcel Of land situate on Cherry Camp
Run, u branch Of Salem Fork OF Ienmlle
Greek, in the County Of Harrison, anu
state OF West Virginia. and being the same
tract or parcel OF land which was, con-
viewed 10 N, A, and Dora A. Samples by L.
f. Robinson and Nancy NJ. Robinson, MS
wife, by deed bearing date on the 2Ith
day Of October, 1908, which said deed is
Of record in the proper Office Of Harrison
County in Deed Book No. 1873 page 4OI,
and said tract or parceI Of land is more
particularly bounded and described as 1ol-
lows: 49,.
c. o. pointer on ridge, thence s. 80 w. 20
poles TO poplar, S. GlA W. 10 poles TO
a c. O.. and pointers, n. is W. 4SA pole,
to a W. 0. and pointers. n. 8S w. 2SE
poles to a c. o.. n. II W. p poles to
c. o. AID pointers, N. 3 f.. 80 poles TO a
stone pile, S. so L. 100 poles % pointer,
$. 81 Il. % poles to a w. o., y. 81 2. 80
DoIes to W, o. at the road, S. IS +. 80 40
poles with the road, S. 23Is W. 90 poles to
the beginning, and containing 7Sh acres
more or less.
Terms :-One-third cash in hand on day
Of sale, one-third In one year and one-thiEdi
in TIVE years. for which the purchaser WIN
be required to give his notes bearing In
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ODD FELLOWS
of Two States Are to Hold a
Reunion at Mountain
Lake Park, Md.

Odd Fellows of Maryland and West
Virginia have arranged to hold a re-
union and outing Saturday, July %, at
Lake Park Nd. A commit-
tee on arrangements has been appoint
ed, Of which A. Fred Wagner, Of
Clarksburg, is chairman and A. 2,
White, Of Mountain Lake Park, secres
tary.
An extensive program Of interesting
events is being prepared for the oes
caslon. There will be addresses BY
leading members Of the order in It'd
two states, music, boating, bathinE
baseball, tennis, bowling and othet
athletic contests. Special trains viii
convey members and special low rata
have been granted by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
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WOLF SUMMIT
NEWS REPORT
Correspondent Tells What is
Going On in the Town to
the West.

WOLF SUMMIT, July Robert
Williams, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed Williams, celebrated his third
birthda with picnic supper from s
to 8 O'Clock Wednesday evening. A
good time was spent by those pres
ent In playing games and other
amusements. Those present were:
Dick, Tresa and Lou DeVough,
Delorls Cummings, Esther Healey,
Martha Westfall, Eldin Rernell and
Virginia Dare Gawthrop.
DR.. ]. E. Corbin and Greir Stroup
spent the Fourth in Pittsburg at
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TO CONVENTION
OF Bible Students at Newport Local
Party VIII Go.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Harper, Misses
Edith and Katherine Weber and G.
A. Borgess. will leave tonight on No.
10 for Newport, R. l., where they go
to attend the International Bible Stu
dents Association convention, which
begins July 9. On their return trip
they will stop in New York few
days to take in the sights.
During Mr.. Harper's absence
Councilman James Howe will act as
manager Of the Annex hotel, of which
Mr.. Harper is proprietor.
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MENINGITIS
Causes Death Of Allen oldaeld,' Son
Of Walter OdAeld, of AdamstOn.

Allen oldfeld, aged II years, died
at 6 O'Clock Friday morning at the
home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs,
walter oldheld, at Adamston, fol-
lowing a short illness Of meningitis.
The deceased boy is survived by his
parents and six brothers and sisters.
The funeral services win DO held Sat
urday afternoon and the burial Will
be in the GreenlaWn cemetery.
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tending the baseball games.


N. T. Freeman, our genial mer-
chant, spent the Fourth at Clarks-
burg
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bartlett spent
Tuesday at Clarksburg with their
daughter, Mrs. Roy Mccain, Of stea-
ley Heights.
Raymond Rady, Of Clarksburg,
spent the Fourth with Wolf Summit
friends.
A mere glimpse at the homes and
business houses Of Wolf Summit
surely added much patriotism to
those passing through on the Fourth
Of July, as Old Glory could be seen
floating from all sections Of the town.
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due upon a credit Of one and two years,
with interest, the purchaser executing his
notes, with good personal security for the
deferred payments, and vendors Hen
being retained in deed as further security.
Dated this the 22nd day Of June, 1915.
DUNCAN LODGE, Trustee.
f. o. SUTTON, Counsel.
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omnlN9 R1ookR

Line. plaster, cement, sand, soN
pipe, etc. Prices right, qualify q
service our speciality. Both phcno
q. II. WEST. Teed supDly Stare
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terest from day Of sale with personal Sc
curity, and as a further security vendors
lien will he retained on said land to secure
said notes.
W. NJ CoNAwAY Trustee.
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ER WILLIAMS.

bearing notes for the deferred payments,
with good personal security, and retaining
Il lien on said property as a further secur-
HOMER WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner.
I, /. Wade COTman, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Harrison County, West Virginia,
do certify that he above named Homer w.
Williams, special commissioner has enter
ed into bond before me In the penalty and
with approved security as required by the
decree Of sale in the chancery cause men
toned and the above and foregoing notice.
Given under my hand this the 10Th day
VI ""-..' j, WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30

two to three points. There were wide
openings in United States Steel, Mercan-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
HUGHES HAS
BUSY DAY
After His Conferences He
Leaves for His Sum-
mer Home
SPENDS THE DAY
AT HEADQUARTERS
j. B. Reynolds Made Secre-
tary of the National
Committee

New York, June 30.-Charles E
Hughes Republican candidate for presi-
dent, planned to leave New York yester.
day for his temporary summer home at
Bridgehampton on Long Island, there to
remain until after the Fourth of July.
He spent yesterday at his headquarters
here receiving callers, among whom was
William r. Wilcox, chairman of the
partys national committee.
Mr. Wilcox later went into conference
with the national sub committee of the
organization. OF which w. Murray Crane
of Massachusetts is chairman.
James b. Reynolds Of Massachusetts
was reelected secretary of the national
committee and +. w, Estabrook of New
Hampshire wac recommended to Mr.
Hughes for New England member OF the
executive committee. Both ex-senator
Crane and Frank H. Hitchcock joined in
the endorsement of Mr.. Estabrook The
entire executive committee of 10 Repub-
licans and five Progressives will be an.
nounced later.
Before departing for his summer home
Mr.. Hughes professed ignorance of any
arrangements for a reconciliation meet.
ing with William Barnes, former Repub.
lican national committeeman, along the
lines OF the two plated Roosevelt dinner
at the Hotel Aston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
WAR DEPARTMENT
ASKS S15,0O0,0OO
FOR FLYING
Submits Supplemental Estimates to Con.
gress Asking for Immediate
Action.

Washington, June 30-The war de-
partment submitted supplemental esti-
mates to Congress yesterday calling for
an appropriation Of $l5OOO00O for army
and National Guard air service 1t asked
available in order that equipping Nation
al Guard units with air craft may begin
without delay. The estimates show an
increase of Sl2000000 over Senate fig.
ures previously fixed, and Sl4.OOO0O0 over
the House military committees plan
The increase Is due to a signal corps
plan to outfit AZ once , National Guard
aeroplane squadrons. one to each tactical
division. Each squadron would have 80
scouting and battle air craft in addition
to its motor truck and motorcycle equip.
ment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
RUSSIANS DRIVE
WEDGE IN THE
TEUTON DEFENSE

Capture Three Lines of Trenches Between
the Dniester and Pruth
Rivers.
Petrograd, June S0.-The Russian OH
cial statement says the Russians intllct-
ed a great defeat on the Teutonic troops
between the Dniester and Pruth rivers,
capturing three lines of trenches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
"SLACKERS" TO BE
TREATED WITH
UTMOST VIGOR
Genuine Conscientious Directors Given
Opportunity to Escape Fighting
Service, Says Asquith.

London. June 80 Premier Asquith yes
terdav made his promised statement in
the House OF Commons regarding TIE
procedure Of the war office towards Con
scientious directors" to military service,
who had committed ofenses in, this CON
nection All men who honestly objected
to military service. said the premier.
ought to be able to avail themselves ul
the exemption privileges. Those who put
forward the plea of conscientious objec-
ton as a cloak TO cover indifference to
respond to the national call ought 70
he treated with the utmost vigor The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
BRAND PROTESTS
AGAINST EVACUA-
TION OF LILLE
Germans Have No Right to Order Civ
ilians Out, Says French
Premier

Paris, June 30--Pre.nier BRAND has
sent protest to the nential powers
against the action Of the German mill
tary authorities in ordering the evacu
alton by civilians oil the towns OF Lille,
Roubaix and Tourcoying. according to thu
Petit Journal. The protest is on the
ground that the order Is contrary to The
Hague convention.
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WILSON TO DEFEND
POLICIES TO STUMP
President OFF to Make Speeches-Expect-
ed to Speak to the Country on the
Mexican Problem.

Washington, June 30.-President vii.
son may be expected to speak to the
country on the Mexican problem soon.
He leaves for Philadelphia early this
afternoon and his address there before
the historic independence hall will be
the first since the Carrizal incident--in
fact the first since his denomination.
1t is before the Press Club of New
York tonight. however that his friends
expect him to open up on the question.
They believe he will make vigorous
defense Of the policy he has pursued
there. outline his future course and per-
haps sharply question his critics and po-
litical opponents on what they would do
under similar conditions.
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STOCKS GO UP.
They Advanced at Opening of the Market
Yesterday.

New York. June 30--Advances Of two
to FIVE points in leading stocks was Wall
streets response to the more favorable
overnight Developments in the Mexican
situation Stocks with Mexican con-
nections were among the leaders in the
buoyant rise American Smelling Greene
Cananoa and Southern Pacific gaining
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30

tile Marine, Reading and other Important
issues at similar advances.
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AN ANGRY BULL MooSER.
Out for Wilson, He'll Return Roosevelt
Emblems.

Bridgeport Conn. June 30-'I'm for
Wilson said John Flood delegate from
Fairfield county to the Progressive ma.
tional convention in Chicago. Flood is
going to tell Colonel Roosevelt this, too,
and further crush Him BY returning a
batch Of Roosevelt buttons and badges
and bandannas and Bull Moose embems
to Oyster Bay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
CONSTIPATION P0lS0NS

the blood. Perfect elimination is In
dispensable 10 health. Stimulate the
liver, open the bowels, and get the sys-
tenn into good habit by taking Hoods
Pills, the old reliable family cathartic'
DO not irritate nor grippe. Price zoe.
OF all druggists or promptly by mail OK
c. /. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass.
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premier announced that genuine consc-
entinls obiects-s who undertook TO per
form work of national Importance would
cease TO be the subject Of military dis
cipline.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Al New York-Cfrst game Philsdel.
phis f. New York o; Second game Phil.
adelphis ) New York ,.
Al Boston Brooklyn ,. Boston 1.
At St Louis--Chicago 3. st. Louis 2.
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Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

AZ Washington Boston o, Washing.
ton g.
At Cleveland St Louis :. Cleveland O.
At Philadelphia New York 5. pills
delphil q.
Al Chicago Detroit .. Chicago :.
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Chairman Appropriations Com mittee Stands by Administra- ton and Beats Down OPPO- sitiOn.

UaShiRSton, JaR. 2L --- UTth c caU for "three cheers for the .IIaSka railroad and for ,NatanUSko coal for the United States RoUy JOhnJ Fitzgerald, representative iron, Brooklyn and chairman Qf the house comnittee 0H appropriation, closed p0'0er- fl speech yesterday the debate arising from the resolution 0f GiHet to cut the ttCO million rGrO0d appropriation iron, the urgency deficiency fund. AS told y0u yeSteydaythe house r0ted dO1Cn GIetfS resolution and SO committed jtSef iR fGUOr Ot tue oDproDrjatioR. H IS expected Hot the ottack WiH De reSuD1ed 6y the Republicans today H t$ nothing 6ut O political fight brought On l0ith tue hope @ making political thunder against tue GdnojniS- tration n preP0ratiOm for tue coming election Tue Republicans are trying to nabe capital 0Wt Qf tue fact Hot the Democrats are spending money W1th' out naGkjnG prOUiSiOR to GetH When GtLLe8mOred to strike 0lt the tlCO million emergency 0pprOpTl1- ton he cIaSSed the AIaSbH railroad GS c tuGUTy' lI0ore Qf Pennsylvania Said tue road W0S O Uery SuDaDtnouS enterprise and at the money might be spent to better adU0Rta6e l0aterICoyS and r0GdS in the States Fitzgerald the cbGirmGn 0f the 0p- DroDyiatiORS committee, then and detiUered crushing argument jn fHUOr Of the appropriation. He spoke Uitb intensity and entbUSt0Sn1 and SholOed absolute conviction.
 "I opposed the AIaSkG railroad project original Iy' be decIared, "but R0W insist that t VOUld be faIse economy not to grant the appropriation. It lCi ID tue first place. SiUe emplOyD1eRttO to huRdredS # not to H0uSandS 0f men and WW permit 0f tue tyanSDOrtioR Of supplies cheaper thGn UOUId be pos Si6le after the thalC." Then came eloquent per- 0yation ct tue end of 1chich Fitzgerald electrified tue House 6y the three cheers flor NatGRuSkG cO0L aS c supply for the United States novy."
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DIXON WINS PULLING
 IN HARNESS HIMSELF

ANCHORAGE, Jan. 2l.- The first dog race of Anchorage coded last evening with Dixon first, Howard sec ond, Greer third and Gustafson last. Dixon's time was:seven hours ffty-two minutes, and towards was seven fifty nine. Howard finished first but Dixon gained s5ven minutes on the ten min utes starting interval The winner finished with himself in the harness pulling with the dogs, three of which only were able to finish He landed at the finishing post with his wheeler and leader riding in the sled as the rules of the race were that each con- cstant had to bring all his dogs back.
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YESTERDAYS VOTE AGAINST CUTTING OUT RECOMMENDATIONS VOTE DIRECT FOR BILL
HOUSE AGAIN VOTES IN FAVOR
 OF EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION

WaShjn@t0u, Jon 21.-The House today direct " Uoted jtS 0ppr0DaI o the tv0 million emergency appropriatjon for the continuation O1 rork 0n tue .A"Sh0 G0UeJnn1ent r0jLr00d. AJter Me UOte Q yeSterdo5 t JUGS cIe0r hat tue appropriation UoS sure and that the House hGd made I'D Us mind Co glue tue money jH Sp1Je G t"e we0h OPpo$jtjOn so that the Uote today, a1thouGh directly Om oppT0UoL of tue emergency, woS only what WoS l00bed for The action Ot' Lbe House m the UOte yesterday and today uSSureS tue adoption 0f the raiIro0d enoer- gency appropriation c1auSe when the urgency de- tjciency bW jS passed finally.
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THREE CHEERS FOR RAILROAD AND
 MATANUSkA CRIES FITZGERALD
CRAMER AND PARTY
 NOT WITHOUT FOOD

ANCHORAGE, Jan. 21The railroad commission is sending Frank Kelly and George Vauss with dog team laden with plies Point Possession for the relief party which about Fire Island Captain Cramer and the the Traveller heavy wind which has prevailed for the three days has prevented attempt to get small doy but
 is believed that Dohery will make it tomorrow The Cramer party not believed be suffering from want hay have and the island has lots of rabbits They answered with shots the of shots fired this side Roy Anderson electrical engineer launch sink the channel opposite the last Monday It generally supposed here that the engine that the launch abandoned by Cramer that other difficulty would in making landing here the channel open mostly all the time After its deser
 on the launch within three hundred yards of the mouth of Ship creek
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WIRE THANKS TO FITZGERALD APPROPR|A-
 TONS COMMITTEE

The Seward Gateway and AlAaska Review took it upon themselves Chairman Fitzgerald Of the house proprations appreciation for the fine work he has done with the granting of the emergency pprora ton railroad In wording the cable taken to all Aaskans at his back that his hands and those of other supporters might be strength ened The following is the cable:
 Representative Fitzgerald, Washington, D. C. All Alaska you splendid support of railroad If Congress knew what therefore United States emergency appropriation meant to railroad opposition would commit suicide
 SEWARD GATEWAY AND ALLrALAsKA REVIEW"
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ALA1EDA PASSENGERS.

SEATTLE, Jan. 2l.- Alameda pas sengers this morning for Seward: Joe Morris, T. West, Grant Carlson. T Mortell, E. Nord and wife, G. Crnm, R Richardson, F. Jenkins, Wm. Aiken, c. Gregory, Oek Olsen,J. Cham berlain, F. Mitchell, Miss Furber. George Har- low and wife, William Coppernoll.
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VALDEZ FIRE

VALDEZ, Jan. 2l-- Schmidt's ba' kery, Louies cafe and apartr ents and Al Whites hotel destroyed by fire which started this morning at ' o'clock. Temperature IA below and chemicals froze and water was hard to get.Twen- ty thousand loss. Fire began in Schmidt's.
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COLORADO HAS WORST STORM
 IN HISTORY

HAYDEN, Ariz., Jan. q. - The worst storms in the history of the state, the highest winds and water ever known, are now being experienced here. Four people have been drowned by the overfowing of the GiIa river at Winkleman. Seven other people are reportrd missing and the loss in stock and other property will probably be found to be very great.
The Seward gateway., 1916-01-21

Mir. and Mrs. T. NJ. Ward have moved from the government tract to the Seward Hotel.
 The new saloon established by J' k' Mcdonald will handle liquor wholesale as we'll as retail.
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CONSCRIPTION LAW PASSED
 FINAL READING LAST NIGHT

LONDON Jan 21The conscrpton bill passed the final read ing of night midnight and nothing remains passage through the house of lords signature of the king both of which absolutely certain The debate the final passage bitter times The leaders maintained their opposition extent and of them bitterly opposed the b but the vote in favor of overwhelming.
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THREE MEN BELIEVED
 DEAD NEAR TOLOvANA

FAIRBANKS Jan 2The gravest fears felt for Tom Dckenson McCae and Lou Myers who left Brooks four ago have turned The temperature sixty be trails unbroen people believe the hush have peshed This particularly believed because the is very deep and there roadhouses.
The Seward gateway., 1916-01-21
SMALL FIRE IN SCHOOL.

A slight fire was discovered yester- day at l0:3O in the new school house basement, which however was extin. guished by some of the boys.
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SEVERAL FREEZE

Several of the Ere fighters last night froze the tips of their fingers and Roy Ashland, one of the hose men on the dock, froze both ears.
The Seward gateway., 1916-01-21

Very few private people lost goods in the dock fire. Dr. Heating lost his outfit but will have another in at once. Two or three trunks brought back from Cook Inlet on the Faragut were lost. The safe in the warehouse on the east side were saved, There were two stoves alight in the west building last evening.
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POOR LITTLE OPPOSITION.

Cannon took no part in tue debate ct 0H It tS thought that # he opposes tue emergency oPpr0prt- ation be tCiU do so on the ground that the SOUern- naent bought C Junb be0p ICben it purchased the .4IaSka .NOrtherW railroad.
The Seward gateway., 1916-01-21
LINE SHIPS
 TO SAIL ON SUNDAYS

Beginning March 5 the vessels oI the Admiral Line will leave Seattle on Sunday, one to leave every Sunday morning.
The Seward gateway., 1916-01-21

Frank l.. Ballaine left Tuesday for Los Angeles from Seattle, whence he will go to Baltimore.
 The Evans had lO7 tons of freight for Seward this trip.
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THE WEATHER

Jan l9. Max. 2G, Min. s, at 1 p. m. 8,
 High N. Wind, Clear. Jan. 20. Max. 8, Min. Il, at 4 pm. l,
 High \. Wind, Clear.
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LARGEST ALASKAN CIRCULATION