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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
Brief Telegrams.

MEXICO CITY-Luis Cabrera, Yg.
nacta Bonillas and Alberto PAM have
been selected as the Mexican commits
sioners to negotiate with the United
States regarding the questions at Is
sue between the two countries.
WASHINGToN-The Senate has
begun the consideration Of the bill
tolpreyent interstate commerce In the
products Of child labor.
N0RFOLK-The last thing Captain
Koenig and the crew OF the Deutsch.
land did before submerging a mile of
the coast was to stand on the deck
Of the submarine and give three rous.
ing cheers for America and the Amer.
lean people. This news was brought
by the tug Timmins which accompa.
MED the submarine beyond the capes,
HARRISBURG-According to re.
ports made to the Pennsylvania Com.
pensation Commission 200 workers
were killed in the Industrial plants Of
that state during July.
WAsH1NGToN-It is announced
that the members of the Farm Loan
board will meet for organization Aug.
ust7. The members OF the board have
allbeen confirmed by the Senate.
y 90 ! H. HH.| | =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
RENEW ACTIVITY
+. UNDER D THE SEAS
English, Japanese, Italians
and French Report Loss
es Today.
iRy AssncIatnd pross)

HStNHStNt <aa5. uS Jtpdutbt
steamer kohina Maru, Of 1,1G2 tons,
and the British steamer G.. C. Grad.
well have been sunk.
HAVRE, Aug. 1.-Two British
8 hooners were, torpedoed In the
English channel Wedr sscay ngiht.
The crews were rescued and brought
here.
r LONDON, Aug. 4-The Italian
steamship Citta di Messina OF 2,454
tons gross has been sunk, according to
an announcement made at Lloyds
shipping agency today.
ROME, Aug. 4.-The loss Of two Ital.
ian submarines announced today the
statement says that the undersea craft
left with others on mission to the
enemy coast long time ago. As they
failed to return to their base they are
considered lost.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
Petition Signed by Men In
Four States Has Been
Forwarded.
CHAMBERS SEES WILSON
Tells President the Situation
. Is Not Yet Hope
less
tRy Associated Pre.s.,.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. "A
movement looking to an appeal to.
Congress for decisive action to pre-.
vent strike on the railroads OF the
country has been inaugurated by EN-.
ployees. On the Nashville, Chatan.
ooga and st. Louis railway.
A petition signed by 5000 represen.
tatives of the non.brotherhood men
has been signed In the states OF Ala.
bama, Kentucky, Georgia and Ten.
nessee. 1t sets forth that 20 pei. cent
of the employees representing the
brotherhood should not beSalowed to
throw the other so per cent out Of
work and calls upon Congress to see
that the trouble is averted.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4-Judse
William l.. Chambers. commissionerlof
the United States board Of mediation
and concillation conferred with gPresi.
dent Wilson today over the threatened
strike of 100000 railroad employees.
They discussed every phase OF the
situation but Judge Chambers told Iths
president he believed there was moth.
Ing formal that the federal govern
ment could do until the railroad man
ayers and the representatives. OF the
employees meet again next week after
counting of the strike vote has been
completed.
Judge Chambers thinks the situa-
tion is not hopeless and that there Is
still a chance for employers and EN-.
ployees to reach an agreement.
The Board OF mediation conciliation
expects to be called in should a break
beireyitable il
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
The Weather.

West virginia-Fair tonight and Sat
urday. ~ 80 ~
LOCAL WEATHER READINGS
F. P. Hall, Observer
Temperature at 5 a. m.s today "a.
Yesterdays weather clear, temper
ature, maximum 90; minimum 64; pre-.
cipitation trace.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
High Lights on
European War

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Minor operations
last night by the British on the Som.
me front resulted in the gain for them
Of some ground west of Pozieres, the
War office said today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
NOTICE.

Consumers Of city wateriare noti.
fed that an impure condition in
the water prevails at this time and
boiling water for drinking purpos.
es Is recommended by the City
Health department. The impurity
will probably be corrected within q
week. - = ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04

PERoGRAD. Aug. 4. Russian
troops have captured the village Of
Rudka Mirynskaia on the River Stav.
ok left tributary OF the stokhod, 1t
was officially said today b ythe Rus.
sian official statement. This village
Is 10 miles east of Koyel,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04

A discovery was lnade today when
Carl Martin in the Fire Department
accidently ran across the tknowledge
that 1t Is harder to kill a ny with
swatter while said fly Is in the sun
than It is ven In the shade. His gives
his knowledge free to the world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04

Robert Glass, colored. thfsImorning
took out license to run anlauto iitney
line. Bob had wad Of $500 IN his
jeans when the city clerk asked for iiis
fee. 1t will not be called the Jim Grow
car. =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
CityHalIlloteg

Tomorrow is pay day about the city
hall and everybody is busy going
through the red tape necessary 10 get
thei" coin. The money received by
the city force will for the most part
60 to the traction company and rail-.
road company next week for trips to
Ices Run and the up river camps.
Buffalo Bill" (himself, wants to
come to Fairmont with his 10l Ranch
and Buffalo Bill show and has written
to Mayor Anthony Bowen for license
fee. This year has a "Preparednesss
feature, in which part of the United
States cavalry is used In showing the
public how to ruin machine guns,
mount horses and also an aerifl squad
which makes flights with a bipiane.
The license fee for Fairmont Is $50
each performance. 70 date was men
toned.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26

I'm fsuruinen farmi. iostn 8 eefferid
on ipiIieIpffeII6 IA effeerid pub6is.
tcttua tonniffoa ia Ioppa bppGd
laiounmaata. Maa on bpipdG iniui ia
ionta.millon iefaista, maa on TO-
fonaan aibatt,i, Ell fipi6 ia bppd me-
Il. QoIme MALTA faupungista ia
meiieristG, bpipGt tiet ia bptpdt foll-
Int. 2dbetpsaiema AmaiIin pdas-
I'd. 3uuii buoneinen aiuintaIo, no
metta 800, beindlato $3.50 ia
$3.50 ia faiffi miiut tormittaipat
r%afennufiet. SOS beti faiippa ipntpp
mppn 100000. 2pipfaa Idbemmin
Sobn @arlquist.
226 Morfolf ct.
(44) Sronpooo, Wicb.
tai Waion Statc 8anf, Maion, Dis.
Srou,uoobin imomalaiien
Oiuusfaupan pIimddrGiiesid iobto-
~firnnan fofoufiesia malittiin falt.
pale uuii liiffeenboitaia, iofii nell
iGstG bafijasta palittiin mr.. Sells
Eeppo, @atefieloistd. lluii liiffeen-
boitaia ottaa paifan mastaan emf
fun 10 pGimdnd. 2iiffeen npfpinen
boitaia mr.. z. 2eppGlG tulee mabool-
liiesti matfustamaan jobonfin opis.
toon iatfamaan tietopuoliSta opin.
noita Iiife.alalIa.
- Saarnaaja Sacob Gala Slo-
renton, Minn. mattiisti fotiinIa mel.
iepsliiton fofoufiesfa mime laian-
taina.
- ltmtta taIoa rafentaisianne tai
wanbaa foriatesianne iopiii tieous.
tella eniifii bintoia minuIta, fila
teen faiffea rafennusalaan fuuIutpao
tp0tG iopubinnoiIla.
&ustannusariuioita ppp6ett6isid.
6. &ario.
229 IS. @per It. Sronpooo, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26
-9aniallisienrafnnnam nntiiia:


SrmalanpaIp. $. p. @bt. fansia
emf iunnuntaina Sron 8eltisiG fir
fosia flo 10 ap., iosia tila~iiuuoesia
on mpos rippilasten pGGsto ia Mont-
realisia, 8is., r.-talolla flo 9 ip.
Us. 50. @ilen,
Telephone 471-8. 61O 6. Iper It.
Sronnooo, Nicb.
Saappanila6etpfien bpmGfii
pioettiin iltamat piime periantai-
iItana &aniaIlisieuraf. firfon baaliI.
Ia. Objelmaa oil aipauspube past.
Eilen, rufous past. S. s. Seimonen,
ia iublapube post. sc. @istari. $50
liIld laulettiin lauluja. Hast. @iSfa-
rim pubeen iiiGlto oil: eponfeliumi.
Gtpanfeliumi Ell ole pu1e eipailfelill-
mista, iosta uieiA %iaaoaan fuillo
bpminfin liifuttapia elitpfiiG, maon
etpanfeliumia on lie iiIloin FUN iiinG
eiitet1dn emanfeliumin p6in, Suuio.
Ian tpot Seeiufiesia I%angenneen if
misfunnan Iunastutiefii ia autuu-
oefii.. SGtG epanfeliumia on ioor-
nattii Snom. Sutb. Oboistpfien toi-
meSta Suomesia ia iamaa lanonlaa
iuIistetaan Saappanisia. Bubeesia
ieIoStettiin lGbemmin 9iitb. Obbistpf-
fen toimintao Suomesia ia Soappa-
nisia. 2auiuttiin ito iiitd, ettd firf-
fofunnasiamme on past. S. 6. Safa-
Ian tpoimofas epanfeliumin juliStuS
mime fepG6nd ia feiGnG berdttGnpt
rastafaifna, jolloin ban fesfuuoes-
iamme fulfil mainitutt Dboistpfien ID
fettiIGGnG eoustomasio SaappanilG-
betpstG. @ponfeliumia Ell oltu tur-
baan j~ulistettu. YIeniG of post. isis
forin prbe bppGG, mielenfiintoista
ia ipoGmiG lGmmittGpGG. aiitos iiitd
~pastorilIel TuIos ieurofuntamme
tbttojen toiminnosta tdmGn iltoman
fansia oil $37.35 josta menoia 400,
iddnnos $33.75, iofa on ldbetettp
firffofuntomme Soappanildbetpfien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26
@aisten apupb6istps.


-MeiSGn Observation-Disclosures -
tGmuG ia sc. silf6G iipuuttafo tGt6.
2eifatfaa t6mG lippu irti ia laGcttd.
f6G ie ipiioen lentin fansia Solcp &
Collie, Chicago, SIl., firioittaen nj.
MEME ia oioittecnne %ielmdsti. 8as.
tailflefii iaatte foefGGreen iiiGltGcn
Solep's Sonep anb Gar COMPOUND,
psfGGn, fpImppten ia fur~ffur0bGGn.
Solep &ionep Yills ia Solep gatbaric
tablets. MpptGpGnG faiffiaIla. =
22t 6. Mc2eoo abe Sronmoob Wicb.
(44) Bubelin II
(SIm.)
= MbptGipGnG talp MnDillesiG.
Sopima ruofatnlofii itoorifii eli
booroitolofli tilaa 20 eli "a miebelle.
SppG tulemailuus. Sieoustclfoa I'd.
benlmin jofo iuillliiesti tai firjeeIli-
icsti acknowledgements:
Senrp Yrairie,
(42) @nbil, Wine, 0esiemer. Wicb.
- Gotteja! WpptGipGnG bppillG
mafiuebooilla ia bpnGlld paifalIa.
Micbolas Mottionilta,
= &aoonnnt! B~nolentoista muo.
oen ifainen mlsto biebo, lpbpet teaf.
iepain fGGntDipGt lartpet. &iinniotta-
joo pppoetGn poltfiota pastaan il.
nj, ittamaan ollefirjoittaneelle.
Sobn 2oncbaricb,
az @nbil Nine, 8esiemer, Micb.
= MpbtaiuGnG. = Tilanpuutteen
tafia olen pafotettu mppntGGn polfu.
binnasta 10 faboen muooen manbaa
forfea.arnoista @ureniep ipaiiffaa.
2Gbemmin:
6. 6. Sobnion,
@aplebilI Dairp Sarm.
Sronipooo, Wicb.
- gesicmer, Mieb:-
- 9anialIisienraf. o~mpcIuieuran
fofouS, bltonoSta iImasta ia baiita.
iaiiesto iamaon oifaan buolimatta,
onnistiti bpmin mr.. ia mr.. S.
unfurin farmiIla mime torstaina.
Eiibeita pitim1t iaarnaaja S. Gala,
pastorit Seimonen ia @isfari. Siilo-
ia fabmipopoGstG oil $500. 9iitos
mr.. ia mrs. S. llnfuriHe fabpip0p-
idstd ia paIpelufiestannel
Seuroaipa ompeluieuran fofous
on Iofnf. 2 p. feIlo 2 pGipGlG mir.
ia mrs. &risto Salmiiella &iemu-
Iaafiosia raittinsbaoIin foboaIIa toi-
ieIIa prolen rautatietG. TGbGn TO-
fofoufieen pppotddn tiiomaan tilffit-
tGffiin fitiiliiipot tiIfut nimiIIG top
tettpnG.
Seurofunnan iItama OH 4iitosp1i.
ipGn iltona raittiuSbuoneeIla.
= TalOuafnatxfiia ia oiiapape.
reita iaapi
NicboIas IattioniIto,
= M~bttdiuSmd aIlefirioittaneeIIo
on mpptdiudnd pbtd ia toistu buone.
taIitparostoa m. nj. foffi bptpda TO.
Ii,sunio. %. %. @iIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26
1ronwoodln ia ympdrist0n uutisla

rabastonboitaiaIlc past. 90. 8isfa-
rifle, Golumetiin, Micb., iofa ne ia
muut tamGn fuun aiolla firffofun-
nastamme fertDnect parat lGbett11
lloraan Soappaniin iiellG toinilpille
lGbetDsiaarnaaiille. &iitos ieurafun-
talaiiille aipustufiesta, crittGinfin
tptoillemme, ppbGfoulummc opetta-
lille ia tGnlGn ompeluIellran iobta-
lille maimoisto tGmGn falliin allan
bpmGfiil
Mitem fatarri iaaSnam. Gi6it
olpot toiiinaon Min aj~attelemattomiu,
ettG be j1ttGnGt buomioon ottomatta
fplmppoen, jonfa beibGn lopienia o.
mat iaaneet. 8urfin tulebous, iofa
eniifii maimna, tulee jatfupafii ia
lapiella on jatfuna fatarri touti, jota
abripoin porannetaan ia iosta moi To-
pulla tulla elGmGn taaffa. l1ieat
benfilot, ioilla on tGmG ~fiuiallinen
touti, muistapat, ettG BELLA on iiiein
ollut fplmppttG find oifana, iolloin
iit1 tamalliiesti iaaoaan. sos diff
bienlan ajateltu, Min oliii fGptettp
pullo Chamberlain Cough &eme-
opd ia tGm1 baitta oliii moitu estGG.
Saotaipana faiffialla. (SIm.)
EpbGfonlntptt6jem o%mpeIuieii.
ran fofous %pioetdGn emf morrasfuun
3 p. mrs. ia mr. Wtatti Satan tolos-
ia Ieiuportin pGGllG flo 7.30 iI
- Spbtpri y. s. &inbqren, Ou-
lutbisto, oil miime iunnunfuina
Sronfpoooisia ottaeH pastaan iairai.
ia tobtori Mnoerionin f%onttoorisio.
Sairoita oil fGpnpt S:ri 2in6grenin
tarfastettorpona pbtGmittan aomltsta
iltoon, joitoin oil madrGttp leifatto-
.nafiifin. Scr. SorieIius, 2inogrenin
iairoolan liiffeenboitaja oil IamuSia
motfasia.
- Snomalaiicn Metobisti ieura.
funnon naisten apnpb6istps toinii
iurret ippsmppi6iiet lauantai.iltana
lofof. % b. Ito 8 in. 8alo r.-baalis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26
: $ast. :. 6. eiIieroos piti bar,

Hellefin ia coiintp ciert -SoDn SuJ'
more Sr. ilmotiifiia lebbestdmme,
toimottapasti tiiIettr beta GGnestd.
m11.n
0nlntbim Snumalaiiesia TAI.
raaIasfa on toimitettu Ieiffalis ieu-
raopisia benfiIoisid:
DIR. Sobn SGrpi, Grosbp, marfi-
npt fasmainen f~urfussa, mrs. Oscar
Selenius, OuIntbista, iiiGlliiet miat
ia iappifimet, mr.. Yeter Yutula Dir.
giniaSta, fasmanainen ialaSia, mr.
Yrio Yiponii,s, Wenabgasta umpi-
luoli.
YarannufiiIle omat iaapuneet;
DITTO Salo, Sort Mrbnr, Ont. Gan.
ia mr.. 2ouis Mnoerion SEEM gorf
WilliistG.
-Ottafaa pIanne bpiuiniuoinuista.
Sofaiien mieben tuliii olla funnosia
nGina pGiminG ia iaamutta iuurin
tulos tilaiiuufiistaan. &ufaan H.
minen Ell moi prittdd p~arastaan, jog
minuaiiet ia raffo omat epGfunnosia,
IelfG fipeG, iGnteet paiiufiisia, libaf-
jet fanfeita tai Jos reumatismin mai-
ipoia. SoIepn &ionep Yilliit mafia-
not itieniG iatafertaiiesti termepoen
paranemiien fantta. WpptGpanG
faiffialla. (SInt.)
22t 6. Wc2eoo abe Srontpoob Wicb.
(44) YubeIin II
= Gatmiuanmtt fatfaii fonouftoS-
rim jalan poiffi. 8iime maanantai-
no tiiosia pli faboefian ilIalla, fun
Sesiebillen fatrnpaunu oil juuri pdd-
iemGsiG SronmooSin centraalifonlun
foboalle irtaltiii pnlinun per1sl1 o.
leipa idbfotmfo langasta ia fon6uf-
toori aarl Sobnion fun meni iita
aiettamadn paifoiIleen, ajoi Scsieme.
rim fatumaltm 6. Sobnionin pdGllc
iiuG ie~uraufiella ettG ban iGi pau-
nun ollie, iosia toinen jalfa miirs-
falitui Min paboin ettG Union iai-
raalasia tdptpi Ieifntn rubiotunut
ialfa poiffi. 9esiemerin maunun
moottorimiss luultanasti %jortui
pois toimestaan, foSfa bGnen tGptbi
mieoG pallnln tallillc, eifG ioaniit
enGd obiata naunlia.
- &aptti iitG II tumptta On o.
lemasia pfii lGGfe, iofa monen lpro-
Den aiaIla on tiottanut buoienmusta
psfdlle, fplmppbeIle, furffurobfGIle
ia binfnpsfGlle. Mrs. gbas. &iet5,
Illen WiIliistG, 8a. firioittaa: "0fi.
nd olen fdpttdnpt SoIepn Sonep ano
Soria miimeiiet pfiitoista muotta
enfa motif oIla ilntan iitG." sc buo-
%ientaa nopeasti fdbepttd, furfun fii-
tiiemista ia GGnef6stG beneitt6mistG.
WpptGpdnG faiffiaIla. (Slm.)
= Soban ia mrs. &ero, Sacob
ia mrs. &aitanen Saronista, @is.,
fatpGiiwGt ellen Sronpoooisia.
= &nollat. Osfari ia mrs. Stint.
ian folmen pGipGn ipanba lapii 8an
8usfirf, @is., fuoli mime maonan-
tai.aamiina, bau6. ellen, Sfian ia
I~nberionin Observation-Disclosures.
g. YaaiuaIin firfoAa on III
molanpalmelus emf ppbGnG t. t. 30
p. flo R11 ap. &oori eiiintpp' mpos.
tin.
@tel1fpl1llG on bartoiSbetfi tito
pdipallG emf ppbGnG flo 2:lta tolpn
baoliIIa.
SlIolla @orensosia flo RS:Ita
baoliIlo. Seuraamono pGimGn0
4osi 2ofella Sobau &osfen farmilId
flo :ItG iltapGiwGIlG.
Smpeluieuron fofous pi6etdGn
tGlld miifoIlu torstaina Eoplin fplGl-
I'd mrs. Matti Salon Iiiona flo 2:lto
iltopaindlIG.
Ost. u. Saoponcn.
Gpdtoi,uo. Scum trnnette it.
ienne maientuneefii ia epdtoipoiiefii,
| Min rIfyc Io%,v;af,,fo tnoot, offofoo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26

10 p. &esfitpiiffona flo 1913 ip.
90 b. Eorstaina flo 1873 ip.
26 p. Sunnuntaina flo 10 ap. ia
flo z ip.
HpbGfoiilr alfaa flo H2 ip.
Sairportisia Sarborisia, Ohio ctp.
2,itb- neutrality-suspicious. firfosfa'
2 p. Sortaina flo plioli s ip.
3 p. Beriantaina 1873 ip.
8 p. Sunniintaina flo 10 ap. ia ne
Z ip.
16 p. Torstaina flo 1873 ip.
II p. Yeriantaina flo 1873 ip.
10 p. Srnnuntaina flo 10 ep. ia
flo 7 ip.
Tbbdfoulu flo 2 ip.
S. llrpilainen,
% DAT il. MsbtobuIo Sorbor, Ohio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26

Snmalanpaliuelnffia marrasfnnlla:
3 y. Minneopolisia @ells Memo-
rial ppbdfoullbaalilla 116 III st.
g. flo 8 ilI.
A p. Waple 2afella Mationin +.
flo 2 ip.
5 p. Srencb 2afella S. eft. iubla
flo 1 up.
5 p. Gofotosia 81. Snfan t. flo 7
in.
6 p. &rencb 2afella flo 2 ip. ia
iltaieurat Sobn MGen t. flo 100
Z p. Solmes Gitpsia 6. Sobnionin
t. flo 100 liz.
8 p. alfaa rippifoulu firfosia pit.
bartausbetfelIG flo 10 ap. ia pioe-
tGGn npt A pGiipGG.
12 p. on bbt. iumlanpalwelits flo
II ap. ia lasten iumalanpalmeliis
flo 3 ip. s. 2ampin t. ia iltaieurat
flo 7 iamasia t.
s.. S~uusfonen,
Wenabga, Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26

81 malampaltpelnfiia tnarrasfnnlla
A p. 2ebtiidripi &arboia flo 8 III.
5 p. 2ebtiiGr,pi firffo flo 10 epp.
mr.. &arlion ptibiiu fansiani nGisid.
IL p. Baooocfisia Sobn Sontin t.
flo 8 iu.
12 p. Y%aooocfisia firfosia flo 10
opp.
~ p. &eb @peIa flo 3 ipp. s.. p.
eft. fansio. Sltaieur. ioDitaon.
10 p. Topeliufseia flo 10 epp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26

ia. Scrpctuloa fillemnon laulua ia
%ioittoa eniifli ia fifteen ottamaan oian
illan fuluesio toimitettawiin mppjGi.
fin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-26

10 p. Eopeliufiesia flo 10 epp.
% p. on M. Mn6erionin ,puoro
bofea Barf &apioiin aiemaIta.
26 p. Snellmanisia flo 10 epp.
ia Italia.
Mliista ieiroista eri ilmoitufien
mufaan.
Subo Saafana,
TeIef. SO 8or 25t
Seem Worf Drills, Minn.
Snmalanpaliuelnflia marrasfnnlla:
M~sstobula Sarborisio, Ohio. @m.
0utb. GonioIIisieurofunnon firfosia:
Q b. EorStoinu flo puoli 8 Up.
IL p. Sunnintaino flo 10 op. ia
flo Z ip.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
ARTISTS WHO WILL APPEAR All SILVER TEA TO BE CIV FEN AT HOME OF MRS.
 Nj. l2. DRENNEN

Mrs. Bracket, soprano, and Mir. Skaaden, pianist, will give a pro- grau this afternoon at Int esifver tea which will be given by the women of the Pro-Cathreda of St. Mar at the home of Mrs. M. R. Drennen, 2323 Irving Avenue south, for he benefit of the rectory fund.
 The above clipping is from the Minneapolis Morning Tribune of quite recent date Gnt refeds to Mrs. IT mas Reed Bracket, who in ths eariv days of Skagway made her home in this town. Some years ago Mrs. Bracket ill company with her husband went east to live. Soon afterwards MT. Bracket dies ami since that time Mrs. Bracket has devoted her time to music, both vocal and instrument al and now enjoys world wide re- putatiCn as a soprano of great ex- eel euc3. Many of Mrs. Bracket s old Skagway friends will remember her swee+ voice as she very gen. erously contributd to many a con- cer4 and other public entertain ment during her stay in the north"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14

tion for a number of her friends. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Hermann Miller. The house decoration were of autumn leaves which were tastefully disposed abCur the rooms. Mrs. Her maun Miller won first honprs and was awarded a hand painted dlsn; Mrs. Mrs. Norman F. Black carried of tbC booby, @ pretty old ivory billiken given fer good lucg, De- licious refreshments were serV- cd at individual tables. The guests were Mrs. Hermann Miller, Mrs. W. G. Powell, Mrs. E. J. shaw Mrs. A. c. Blanchard, Mrs. W. C. Gable, Mrs. W. c. BBanch- ard, Mrs. F. J. Weber, Mrs. W. R. HiIlcry, Mrs. Norman G. Black, Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall and Mr. w. L. Landsbbrough.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services conducted by the min lster Sunday morning at Il o'clock, and evening at s. Sunday school 12:15. Beginning at 7:3O in the evening MT. G. J. Farwell will give the following
 Organ Recital "Morgenstimmtung" - "Ase's Tod" From Peer Gynt" suite, - Edv. Greig. NoctuIne in E-flat major (para- phrase), - Fr. Chopin. Wedding Music, (1st movement) - F. Mendelsohn.
 The public is cordially invited. Services in the MethodtstQ hurch building.
 l.. H. Pedersen, Minister,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
RIVER REPORT

WHITEHORsB, Oct. Is - Casca up Carmacks 4:45 D. m.
 Canadian up Selkirk 1 D. m. Seattle No. 8 up selkirk 8 p. n. White Horse in Dawson.
 Selkirk up OgilVie g D. m. with 50 passengers.
 Yukon up OgilYie p. m. with 60 passengers.
 Washburn up Dawson 10 p. m. or the 10th
 AlaskG arrived in DawsOH 7;9O a, m.
 Dawson at Whitehorse. s ails today.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
EAGLES DANCE TONIGHT

Smiths orchestra will furnish the music for she Eagles dance tonight. This will begin series of dances to be staged by the Eagles Lodge during the winter months. Dane CTS have been eagerly waiting to try out the Eagls floor and will no doubt take advantage of the fine music and hospitality of the Eagles tonight.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14

Wednesday evening, Mrs. Louise Milues was hostes at an October 6innre gvien in honor of MT. and Mrs. Carl E. Orlander, who will leave soon for the south. for the writer. The autumnal color plan was carried out in the menu and lights shaded in orimson and gold. Grea punches of late autumn leaves were used profuseIy in the house decorations and the place cards, painted by the hostess in the prevailing color, gave a beauti- ful touch of brillianoe tol the well appointed table. The invited guests were MT. and Mrs. Carl D.. Orlander, MT. and Mrs. Albert Rein ert, Mrs. Frank D. Webster, Will liam c, Wright and Dr. H. A. Blyth,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-10-14
PERSONALS

Dr. sewell has returned from a few days visit in Haines.
 Mr. Quinlan shows a slight i'm proyemeGt in his condition. il
 Lora Hitchcock has signed the register at the Golden North. Frank Parish of Seattle is look ing over the sights in the Garden City .... :.
 Miss Paterson is expected to ar rive from Vancouver next Wednes- day,
 Mrs. w. w. Dickinson of White hcrse is stopping at the PulleR House.
 ". R. Smith, hailing from the Shushana is a recent arrival in the Garden City.
 MT. Clayson will return to Cor .dova Monday. He will sail on the Alameda.
 Dr. Cairnes will be a souhhbdund passenger tonight on the Prince Rupert.
 Lowell Rousseau, publisher of the whitehorse Star, is a visitor in the Garden City.
 W. B. stout is back from Cor dovia. He left for his home in Haiues this morning.
 R. R. Young, is advocating the cause of the briQuet to the Skag- way fuel consumers.
 LOST - A bunch of keys con tainin2 P. o. key No. 176. Please return, to this office.
 Governor Black and wife will ar rive on tonight's train and leave for vancouver on the Prince Ru- bert.
 Six horses are on the City of Seattle. They will be unloaded and placed in the cattle stalls at the docks.
 B, P. NJ. Birkinbine will leave for Juneau today. He will appear as a witness in the road case con troversy.
 R R. Young placed a nice con- tract with Fort Seward for 1900 tons of briquets. Guess the sol dier bays will keep warm during the winter.
 The scenic views of the G. T. P. lines will be flashed on the screen tonight. Those who saw it last night have commented on it's beaut l and scenic ertecIS.
 Ralph Pedersen will arrive in Skagway on the Alice next Wednes- day. MT. PedeTsen will spend the winter assisting his father in his photographic work.
 MT. Ross, assistant cashier of the Bank of Alaska, has been con- fined in me hospital for a few days He will probably be able to leave today. He will report for duty Monday at the financial institution.
 The Whiteborse Star publisihe an account of the death of one of 1 WhitehUrse's prCminent young men serving at the front. Jack Tay- Tor, son of MT. and Mrs. George Taylor, former ma agtStG+ate of White horse and brother to Mrs. W. R. Hiilely of Skagway was killed in ac- tion ou the western front.