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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
SITUATIONS WANTED

FAMILY sasaina. bundle wasnins. web
4iss.
BLANkETR or bundle washing y siu.
Cleaning. iaundry and day work u. 1w1
Laundfess. day work a Jackson W 1911.
Cleaning laundry and day work y. 1ifs
Woman wants stssdY Aash tlacfs 70 z24i
BUNDLE washing wanted. Wen. ~
LAUNDRY ana day W0ra, Webster sk.a.
Practical n1rse, flyer @2.W. IN BUR
LAfNDHY snd dev Nork Wen s0
LAUNDRY. cleaning, daY work. " io5i
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
BUSINESS CHANCES

| DRUG store man NHuts1 10 pLt ufik
I store IN new brick building No drag
store closer than n mile. Rent rec son
gole. rims opportunity. Ff8nh kOble 2.
M l. ~. sonfh Side Phone South 40
| III slSk.sS cnanees, any kind. anywhere
Wfte for our free magazine ~ speelnl
bargains ana easy term, Services free
r. outers Westsfb Sales Agency
/ fOH. sAi.Il--ibl 30. flour Mill. situated
IN Kansas wheat belt. IN operation
tnntsc rashsv Addrsfs ~ BEE
AOs 80 PictUs 1besefs, rfa bargains,
machines fspsirs, supplies. accessories
new .snd second .hsh1 see ~
M OMAHA ThEATEH EvPg XIX, ca.
p6ss 'ssALGSwtn sell ebsap i II isEs ~ A.
OnCh. thFss b0S bali sllsys and barber
chair fh connection ~ first class piits
o. H. p. Mcciferzi W"spink Water
FOR AALE-ibfants ehndrens aud Is
dies f1rnlshiuRe store ~ itafl1 CITY,
Nsb,, FL bargain bes' location In
70 retire. Dor 10 2z5. Dsyd CIV Nsb
iATELtJGE'sT sDd pefslsttpt sdysftls.
inE VII ssiF' an sgtable. reel estate,
bItefs rsb ~ fssehsd thro0sb ths
pegi Estate and WaBtsAd Guido 10 ali
~ Greater Onahs TIFF BEE
ron sALt, i20,D1 sf0ek N my goods, H.
dies an1 ehi1tens SHOES. ifhady.io'
Heaf, or. Located central Nebraska
Ia}f.sss. 2@. W. ss' further p'''Np''''
FOH gALH Vel esisblsas1 Hf0esrg.
ciean stock. fire location, Wish 10 retire
ADDRESS owner, ~. ~. LO0mia, We7 ~,
~, Eoglstsfd Np0kane, Wash
YoH sALE4 Good. cifan stock ~. Hard.
we're, I've town central hsbf8skss
dress nj, fee
WANTED yaHsty store, county scat.
Iowa on HSst1u Nebfgsk8s must bear
investigation. H. .. Gnsel, ian0ills,
FOR FAtE- Running nh0 stocary stoek
~ fDtJfss would ~ auto Or vacant
~ 90 psft payment, Address y w.
rec.
FDE kALE On TRADE Ha6a claan,
ntock. aiOfhiHg I'VE town, cash business,
good fedt0b FOR selling. ~ quick. Al
THEAfEiis 10y. lease On sell yogr the
sier. machine and supplies through
The6tef W. m, iNs fsfHaht y, M
fioNd sale and AUCTION ~, 9ms9a, haye
oiGsf DIN Rfa Gni0fG " Wrl'e fos lsr I@ 'p'
OFFICE Tor real estate ~ insureBge,
aadn floor NJ BEE office, isN2i feet, CO.
NE Bae Bldg Offiee Room ~
WAITED Drug " nierchsndlss stgeh
Tor desirable Omaha residence subitH4
D06G desi TYLER z6s 29D = nth
w1LLfAMa, established n years. ~ bay
on sell business gee him, 4il AhcaRHs
BldR, Reference N " Nat Hsuk,
NOTION pteTUnE NAcHfEEs
New am rebuilt bsrgsiHg supplies,
Omaha Flm EXCHANGE ~ iAth ".
70 BBLL 81 by . bDslress, eal IN
Busch n B0fRhoff Frenzer rlk -, 55ie.
fAfDoos 1000 psyips business ~ good
vet town White Or call y, u Nsbsps'
JJSFee Heh
WANTED 10 bny Tor essl, drug Of
variety store. ~ gouth l7th ~, LIN
eOin. Wsb,
no GiT jn M Dui N business CAL IN
GANGEHTAD. Nz Zee Bldg Doug MI.
boob re route ond wagon ~ bargain
Address WA 80, 18th,
ron gALE- 0roef1Ns snd fixtures fRi
~ g., H0uth Omaha
uOotBina Houses,
FOK eAbf1 Groom, up'to'dste rootnina
house, lust The place for widow ~
Young couple Ain leaving city VIII
ssil 81 sacrifice. iiGg, Bee,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

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fa &t. Wal aW HF llak# tfAiHas
euHsH hfleffn sHa ~ r. 81 Nv a
thnst aHfk HfiRf HHiHff t4atRHletA
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WNa FNtHAW tN
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ft.t9es iitft sHit ~ tHt
FfslN 6 r.sssf slis 50 .aHs hslss
tfnt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

WANTED --HARNEss MAKER
who Ia good Tbeo rspsir man ana nis.
chine operator, state aRs, eJpfnhVpe
sbd whKes expected. Steiner n CO..
Lander, WpO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
NEBRASKA AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL
has moved Hpm "a sstsnseuh VI
10 ssam famam 81

UD0p MEN WANTED
ta iuhm MH3N hHtk 800 tha rlA shflNH
FHsH tfWH ttaiNIUH WHik aW aHINa HWN
n|ts1fia Hafttra Systems
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faHf t4iitaH Nhiis itafNiNH Net uf Tools
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aispritaNsuas
INMmHH NAMit NAAAUtNH
Ne tan tiara lH NNHsaHfa bis ia
&ugHs att ManiaHA MHN ahH aFH Hfa.
Ahffa anA Hbie Kt'e N te ST. Bf
resi- aRNeEiHHHH SALARIES FtHHiHs Fau
Il 81 ~ go ~ tfai
H afU RhniEHh 'pNeE fUFHaU
Monographs N.hH
WANFNn ktptes9 mtR an4 wife sill.
aH MFliR ta FNfal sE HH ass
Nlsge Atu W W W HWha haft aE
Netp MNkA tp CASA Hh& hhM HknA
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

Apply 10 Mft q storf. gi6s Var.
nam r.
WANTED Experienced second sill. Mr..
| 49, a. Enlpeyer. 700 =. @th ~ liar, "a
| EXPERIENCED SECOND maid recom
msndHfions required Telephone " l4ss
WANTED Competent cook. city refer
cuees Mrs " " Davis eas y foih ati
I Yut'Na gh "a assist with general
bousewdtk alie casa s. itafney 9fa
/ EXPERIENCED AM. family n three !.
~ wahhlns His renrlel0n Ave-.
| WA&TEu-r 0mptlrnt cook fefsfeness
fuq lled Telephone IianeY ace
WANTED 4 venus Fifl 10 assist with
house Worh Phone llalney -
amt. WANTEu Mual ba snod caaE
tolfaa Ns asa tiofenaa nlNt
NtitfE sir faf sensfAl huuseWafk tsF
HHwttHHe Ave hen4a ihfs
WANTED fur non ~ y orb 10 wash
iug small family s nodse
MANfEh Nrat white Elfl fnr house
wHit eaW hensnn -
utnl lnf stnafal hagsaWoik ~ NAsh4
tHH as davenport
WANftM Mat fnt EshtfAi hpaseeels
f'h"t# AHiu'f *it
euNrtFGNf aoA references lsqalFtA
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
HELP WANTED.-MALE


MAN ibfj-Mau nr Woman. college traln
inE 10 Introduce new Ethded Xstsnl'
Bible story reading Must BE- amplilgbt
willing 10 Lease h0mei guaranteed ~
Art ADDRESS Tile King llichataHon Co.
Glnn 90. Bldg Chi aE0' ~
NEE, become detective, .iLgepHE1tlnE
collection representative f0f your clts
w6rk handled eyerYWtefr atnbiligts
men taught business 100 W. MONTY
Rubber city secret service, AKRON, -.
AMTEDsatapansse for general hgus.
work keep lHuu1fepsi must bs Hpls "
take egrs On Lawn. 80 per month Iels
phone Walnut Ei2g ..-......
WANTED .YounR thsn ~ railway mall
clerks, Nb month, sample examination
questions free. Franklin lnAtituts' Dspt'
MIN Rochester. ~. " .--a
NyN on WOVEN, Is 81 over Wishing
government positions w rnonth nnH
over, should apply for particulars 70
tr, Rec ,,z.
MEN'H suits sponRsd and pressed. es
hats cleaned ana blocked, Nb' corey
Cleaning CO., Web. @g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
WANTED TO BUY

Sew desks used desks houfbt, sold
ans traded Il Heed iRi farHAm
Will pas thah fnr iM feet IN second
hand lawn fsneins ihnne Malnai ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

.ALirhHofsD aHto repair mai with
tlG1 rHll a. wdte, Cafsys Garage,
Peru. Men.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
SITUATIONS WANTED

WEEKLY RATE. tSc PER LINE.
day work or business ads regular rates,
2 lines one week ..ssss.ss,sssis,s,s,,sstW 40
2 lines ons wssk ,.susssspusf tsss,ss,ffs
each extra line NC per week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

Wedding aunouncemsnts. Douglas PR. %
Eiectroiysiss
rioa Alisnder, 04 zee Bdg Ted mi.
brass ana Iron Toandries,
Paxton-NitchNn Co. 9Th ana Martha 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

gAUTsfDTa mon RIFT BoAP 20,
Hf4 Lancaster Ave, philadelphia, ~.
Dartelde Iron Rust Hoap hrads.nefk,
pint and Copyright registered ~ TIE I
\ Patent Office removes iron rust nv
and ail UnH8Hhable stains from cloth
lnE marble etc, good SELLER, big mat
aina. agents wanted ths original, 2be a
IDbe, hfWafs ~ nfriDgeuetits ana ne
penalty nor Hs King. s6lllhg ana uslhE
= 4. lff.tnafd afltOlf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

titM MAf.E HiaAnI tflfhNtaaf hNaiHass
rhFet fttsan WNitams taieantts MN
iFf tIir plAir Ail taaia ONlk steam
&Hi6HN4NHf tW ttHNisnn HHRlK aeAt
KMW MNN reputation SHH tfaaH ea
asses iF taIiiht #el fUei ssf Haaflfaa
Is HNIis tsH AIiffas itsAissa kNts
wise Napst e. tArN'tnH Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

Dk&TfhT Experienced bridge ana plate
fnhH, agiaFV ga per week, write ~ wire
ifHioh DeEtipis iG5 East i2tl kahsas
fftW No
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

pDpTpbtT Hsn, write auirk for heW
catalogue. Ahotr shipments. prints ~
finished work, expenses a1y9n,sh fsi l3l
III mon. itobefis Wholesale Portraits,
Kansas rity, No. 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

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NtEN Aa FsfHtm N Hse
~ fNs 40 F,NeNA, satn a..
NaH MAAm astA "a efftud
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f4a8n WaHatr aafrinf ffam s.
asAsa halAihs ~ at E
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ltfn8hi itaif 80 u Hsi Htttlf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03
HELP WANTED MALE


FFvtFAbhNNh VIM fsF""Nt
WANTED-HARNEss MAKER
who IL good Thor rspsir man ara ri y.
chino operator state sFs. sspsfi9gli w
sud wages expected, Steiner n 1o9
IBn1tr WHo
WAkTI.i - COMPILATION timer aqg
plumber. steady Jon for right party. NJ
y murphy. DAVID cry. Mob
WANTED Foreman for machine shop
one familiar With general job. WORK
Wgte vt once. Fremont Foundry hp1
Machine 70 Fremont. Nhb
WAN1ED-Gs neral workman u ones !, q ?
marble and EfADite aT t0ols, elEht
hours. Addross -. q, xtaflln, Missouri
VALLEY, lows.
DkSTihT Experienced bridge and plate
fi1nH. salary va per Whhkt Wfifn ~ wire
fHioh Dentists, t6 East i2tl Kahsap
fitV No
.ALirAHofsD auto repair mai viii
No eqll of wfiie' eatsys garage
Jria store anaps, iobs. knelst Zee Bidg.
saIesmsn Hn1 solicitors
WE'LL knowp manufacturer of cream
sepnr1t0fs 1oNfss 20 engage ne sery,,
good man ~ general agent faf ngfths
efn and eDRtem Nebr6asa, ~ sell y
high grade machine ~ 80 attractive
price W dealers only Attractive rom.
elusive territory VII be given good man
who can cover The territory vigorously
ard intdliKeHiy, and finance himself
diva fun particulars, age. experience
references. fte., 10 first ietttr. Address
v sa6 nee,
WANTED niahly fteGidn snded. snb.
sisnflal man W fepreseDt large farm
Tractor company IN Nebraska dHa Wast'
efn lowe NOT neeesHsfV ~ 0pen IN
DnHhA office, but must he w position
10 actually srli farm tractors ~ dsalefs
IN the territory, The right man vii
he packed with plenty ~ E0od farm
pabor advertising, Owe refefspc't,
paat experience, afe. Address " le1s tee
I"DuN.'ti4eEt iNsvH
N interested you should
see our new ilne NJ fdfe,
BsAitb and Accident poll
ciss, We nerd . few Eood
isBdsnts and assistants. asis
Hry and commission eoB
tract. Reference required,
pfOkEEtt fNHrHAEcT 90,
E5 KAFBAcH BLfD
6ABEshiAN 10 seii from facfory 10
dealer, glass, chine, white, gray aHG
royal bite enAmeiWsfs Big commits,
sl0ns paid weeldy small sgmpise. Part
~ entire fimo Ave saisafnap cAh make
i7G ~ 800 per week. lierfhai Mhnnfars
turing IN. ~ Louis No 20
ExpEHTTN6Ef lumber salesman WaBted
for lows. Nebraska, Or B0utn Dak0tA
territory salary AMI commission, Apply
IN own writing, giving ARo, experience
and average volume for psst three
years. Splendid opening for real sslos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-03

sMAtI tHnA.s sAsbieaa at use rls.a 81
saH BY Hia6HA lanhhfetf feff tfA
talABGe tAN fRlta l@a lH tht malhs
HAND IL anAft AZ iM s fWh Fl aaNIs
smfaH HtlhAiH aashiuE keF Hflatha
8na ath Are si wen sA
ANklAHfF HuirFHA a#aisN &aRge u sd
Ht etshItt tar alt lfstlHH Niief
tsN
taHtt WA hh
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
The Right Road.

Young man. you are a locomotive; you are thing that goes by power inside of you; you are made to go. In fact, considered as a muchine, you are very far superior to locomotive The maker of a locomotive k man; your maker is mans Maker You are as different from a horse or an OK or camel as a locomotive k different from A wheclbarrow or d cart or a coach. Now. do you suppose that the being who made you-mauufactured your machine and put into 1t the motive power-did not make a special road for you to run upon? My idea of re ligion Is that it is a railroad for a hu- man locomotive and that just as sure as it undertakes to run upon road adapted only to animal power It will bury its wheels in the sand. dash itself among rocks and come to inevitable wreck.-J. G. Holland
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
BUNCH
 INTO P0RT

Bunchine of boats Is again char acterisllc ot transportation. sat urday and Sunday were busy days ou the water front. The Mari- posa clipped several hours off it's schedule and made this port Sat urday arc und the p. m. hour. It carried a passenger list of 12O Grlppers, l3 of whom were for the Garden City. Besides the represen- tative passenger list it carried 215 tons ot freight for this port. It Gleared for the westward at D. m.
 The Prince Rupert cleared tor the souuh Saturday evening around the o'clock hour. It records the largest passenger list Of the season for itself by carrying 20 persons.
 The Alameda slipped in at 4:45 sunday morning and sailed for the south at 6:15. It picked up 27 passengers from this port for the south. Besides a heavy passenger list it carried 1900 tons of copper or. aud about 5000 cases of salmon,
 The CordoYa whistled in at S:2O D. m. Sunday. It carried 76 head of steers and 21 horses for Fair banks. In addition to the live stcek cargo approximately 100 tons of merchandise for the interior was unlOaded.
 The Princess Ena came in at this morning. It carries 100 tons of coa! for Skagway and a car load of powder and gasoline for this port. It will clear for the south tomOrrw..
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
GraVitation.

Both Dante and Shakespeare preced- ed Newton in knowledge of the princi- ple if not the law of gravltation Shakespeare says in "TrOlius and Cres' sida:" But the strong base and building of my
 love Is as the very center of the earth Drawing all things to it
 Three centuries before Shakespeare Dante said in the Inferno" Thou dost imagine we are still On the other side the celestial point
 where ] Clasped the earth piercing worm. fell
 cause of il So far l continued to descend, That side We kept but when turned
 then we Had passed the point to which all bodies
 tend
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
 sKAGWAY POSTOFFTCE

Letters remaining in the Skag' way P. Q. for the week ending Aug 15, 1916. Burr. Richard Brady, Miss Rose (2) Carpenter, Frank Cornwall, Mrs. J. H. Crocker, Miss Catherine FInlay, Robt. Free, Miss Lucille Grayson, N. c. Gordon, Miss v. Hull Barrett Hagerdy J. A. HeIenez, Dr. Fred B. R. (S) Hodge, Miss Margaret Holmes, Mrs. Hattie A. Huies, Mrs. H. A. c. Johnson, Miss Jennie Johnson, J. Frederick (3) Lawrence, Charles Watson, A. L.. MGuton, acJk Miller, Miss Myrtle (3) MerrimRn, Miss Ethel Mcfarland, J. MacLain, Fl. D. Nicholson, Miss Emma Pollock, Miss Annie J. Roberts NJ. SDeli, Jack SOule, W. c. Ward, Miss Fannie When calling for the above please say advertised.
 M. CONWAY, P. M.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
THIS IS CERTAIN
The Proof That Alaskan Readers
 Cannot Deny

Wha1 could furnish stronger evil dence of the efficiency of any rem edv than the test of time. Thous- ands of people testify that Doan's Kidney Pills have brought lasting results.
 Grateful endorsements should prove undoubtedly the merits of this remedy. Years ago people testified to the relief they had derived from the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. now confirm their testimonials. They say that time hse completed the test.
 Joseph Wint, retired blacksmith, 66S High St., salem, Ore.., says: My back and kidneys were disOr- dered end my back seemed to lose strength. short use of Doan's Kidney Pills soon put ne in good condition"
 Statement given Dec. 12, 1912)
 On April II, 1916, MT. Wint said: 'I haven't had any kidne.' trouble now tor several years and I give DcaA's Kidney Pills credit for bringing such lasting results"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy - get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Wint has twice publicly recommended. Foster Milburn Co.,, Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Should Say Not.

"A millionaire bought the house he was born m and had 1t razed to the ground"
 That's singular Why didn't be pre- serve it?"
 "Oh. the house happened to be log cabin That sort. of thing will do very well for the man with political aspira' tiOns. huu uuI for plutOcrat whose wife is socially ambitious, '-Birming ham Age-uerald
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
The ChariVari.

The "shivaree" was introduced Into America by the French of Louisiana and Canada. Of course "shivaree' is corrupt. contracted form of charivart the French word, but Its meaning Is the same The chariyuri began as regular wedding Serenude, but came to be reserved only for unpopular mar riages
 The council of Tours, al the begin ming of the seventeenth century, for bade this form of serenade, the penal ty being excummunication from the church. but this did not put an end tc the practice Exchange.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Tb. Ersoonard Panels.

The celebrated Fragonard panels had their inception. 1t Is said, in the lavish expenditures of the Countess du Barry They were designed for her chateau. but never adorned 1t, owing to a dis pute between the painter and the kings favorite. Mime. du Barry, notwitn standing her Iowly origin, was extreme ly critical in matters of art and was dissatisfied with these pictures, which are among the greatest prizes Of the connoisseurs of today.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Color Blindness.

The ratio of color blind people to those of normal sight is about 50 to l,l54. This does not mean that all or the sixty-fve are absolutely color blind but that that is the ratio of-those who are more or less affected. Color blind. ness is said to have been discovered by the famous pr. Priestley in 1777.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Lonasvity of Scientists.

The longevity of scientists is quite as remarkable as that of artists. Che vreul was lO3 at the time of his death, and both Sir Joseph Hooker and AL fred Russel Wallace were over ninety. Lord Lister was eighty,four. while Lord Kelvin, Herbert Spencer, Vir- chow and BerthelOt were likewise oc- togenarlans. Evidently, as Sir Sidney Lee maintains, sustained intellectual effort is no bar to longevity" He finds that seventy years of age forms the average life of the 1885 men and wo- men commemorated in the second sup plement to the Dictionary of National Biography. Nearly 400 of these died after their eightieth year, four of them being centenarlans.-London Mirror.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Catarrh Carlot De Cured

with LOCAL. AFFILIATIONS. as-they cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease. and in ordeI 10 care it you must take in- ternal remedies HaNs CatarTh Cure IS taken internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surface. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a qUack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best phy- scians In this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of he best tonics known. combined with the best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combina- ton of the two ingredients Is what pro- duCes such woudc- -u results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
 2. J. CHENEY &s CO, Props, Toledo, O.
 Sold by DruEgis'", p~'"o I5C.
 Take BalTs Family Pills for constipation
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Cinnamon.

Cinnamon is so extraordinarily sen sitive that great rare has 10 be taken with regard tu its surroundings on board ship as d bale of very fine cin' pamon will lose much of its delicate aroma if packed among bales Or coars. er bark
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
ersakina It Gently.

Servant You got cheated when you bought A rhiuy vase, mum. Mistress How cheated? Servant Why. it's weak IL busted all to smash the first time l dropped 1t.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
TUESDAY CLUB

Meets tonight at 7:90 in Peder- sen Bros. store. Final plans will be made for the A. B.. Mountain climb. Everyone welcome.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Perfection.

Perfection does not exist To under stand if is the triumph of human in. telligence: to desire to possess 1t is the most dangerous kind of madness.-Al fred de Musset.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21

A cruel story rms on wheels. and every hand oils the wheels as they run Eliot
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21

Try to be happy in this present mo ment and put not of being so to time to come.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21
Only One "Bromo Quinlne'

Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-08-21

Alike, but Different. Cynicus-Oh, all women are alike. Sillicus-Then why should any man commit bigamY?-Life
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WEST VIRGINIA'S
FIRST Sent HOME
BUT WILL BE RECRUITED UP TO
FULL WAR STRENGTH FOR
EMERGENCY CALL.
RECRUITING OFFICERS NAMED
Adjutant General Bond Expects Sec
ond to BE Called to Border in
Few Days.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Charleston, w. Va.-With instruc-
tions to recruit their ranks to as near
as possible in preparation for an emer-
gency call to the Mexican border, the
First Regiment of the West Virginia
National Guard entrained for the home
stations OF the several companies. Be
fore the departure of the First num-
Der of guardsmen were transferred to
the Second Regiment, where recruit
ing is active again, in an effort to build
the Third Battalion to war strength.
To re-enforce that battalion Captain A.
a. Gaujot was sent 10 the Norfolk and
Western coal field. while Captain Aus
tin NJ. Skies was ordered to Hunting
ton, Lieutenant c. r. Johnson to Beck
ley and Lieutenant Herbert Little to
Parkersburg.
While the First Regiment has been
sent home after two weeks at the mo-
bilization camp. Adjutant General John
c. Bond declared that he expected the
Second Regiment TO be ordered to the
border within a few days. The mill
tary authorities are still awaiting an
official opinion on the question raised
concerning the hundred men OF the
Second who have failed to take the
new federal oath. Also whether or
not they can be taken to the border in
the event of the failure to subscribe to
that oath. The military authorities
are perturbed over the promise. tenta-
lively given that enlisted men who
have dependents to provide for will be
given an honorable discharge. The
discharge of guardsmen who have de.
pendents at home, it is said. will seri-
ousiy affect the numerical strength of
the Second Regiment.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-07-20
BANK CASHIER is INDICTED.
Report Of State Commissioner TO Be
Investigated BY County.

Huntington, w. Va.-W r. Kyger.
cashier of the Central Banking Co..
whose doors were closed several days
ago by 5. p. Smith, state commits
sioner of banking. was twice indicted
on misdemeanor counts by the Cabell
county grand jury. Before adjourning
tie jury passed a resolution asking
Prosecutor Simms to look into the re-
ports of the state bank examiner on
the condition of the bank. 1t is al
legged that the institution has been
carrying a certain amount of capital
stock as an asset in violation OF the
law for the past year" according TO
the resolution. Mr.. Kyger has not
been arrested