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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
TO-DAY'S BEAUTY HELP

You can keep your hair at its very
best by washing II with this simple.
inexpensive shampoo, which cleans
cs the hair and scalp thoroughly OF
all the dandruff and dirt and leaves
a clean. wholesome feeling: Just
use teaspoonful OF canthroI dis
solved in 4 cup Of hot water. after
wards rinsing thoroughly with clean
water. One finds that the hair dries
quickly and evenly, in unstreaked,
bright, soft and fluffy, SO fluffy in
fact that il looks more abundant
than il is. and so soft that arrang-
ing it becomes pleasure. All scalp
irritation will disappear and the hair
will be brighter than ever before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
HOTEL5FEATURE
ANNUAL HOLIDAY
MANY RESERVATIONS AT LOCAL
HOSTELRlES FOR THE FETE
DAY OF THE YEAR
Eiks Hold Japanese Ball Last Evening
At Their Club Rooms-Another
LARGE Affair At Carroll Club

THANKSGIVING night will be marked
by especial gaiety al the various hotels
OF the city. merry parties assembling
in the srills and main dining rooms 10
honor the day with fitting ceremony.
Not only will the hotel entertain many
interesting parties but home people
will find the day outstanding as one
OF the principal holidays Of the cal
endar. Many are looking forward with
keen delight 10 entertaining guests
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Invitations Issued.
ReaI Ja.paucse Sale,

Tho ladies' of the Christian churcn'
Elm, Grove. will hold IL Japanese Ea2ar.
Thursday and Friday. December ana
Sih, at the First Christian church. Mar
krt street. The proceeds will h. for the
benefit Of the building fund. The baztr
will open each day al ESQ r M. hIl'
during tho evening vocal and inStru-
mental music will he given. TIL" Iadl"S
viii serve supper between The hours OF
: and 40 p. m. This will u" Il E"nn
opportunity to rurchas" christmas
gifts and Mt III" Same tim" hHl S""d
rn,lsr. All goods sold at this baZar arc
imported from japan.
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States TO its members asking vote
for or against the principle Of a spe
cial committee which recommended
that there should be 4 remedial legis-
lation TO permit cooperative agree
ments under, federal supervision in
those Industries which involve pri-
mary natural resources, on conditions
that the agreement in fact tend to con-
serve resources, TO lessen accidents,
and 10 promote the public interest.
Voting will be completed early III
January
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jaDaneSe Dance

Japanese OdhCe.
Continuing the very delightful series
of social affairs instituted by tho t+lks'
Club for their winter season, the ,lapa
neSe dance last evening offered in its
charming originality one Of their most
interesting numbers. A large company
Of guests were in attendance, and the
musical program furnished by the Pre-
mier orchestra was especially pleas
ing. Supper was served near midnight
with faYOrs for the ladies Of fans and
for the gentlemen Japanese balls on
lengths of elastic.
Decorations were characteristic of
the flnwerr kingdom. with japanese
lanterns shrouding all the lights and
suspended over the room, together
with fancy umbrellas. making The intc-
rior quite gay. An elimination dance
was featured, the remaining couple on
the floor receiving a white iced cake,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
SUFFRAGE BADLY BEATEN.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Nov. o.
Woman suffrage in West Virginia was
beaten by more than one hundred
thousand votes according to indlca-
lions based on the certified vote cast
in the last election in thirty.nine or
the tifty-fve counties. The vote for
the suffrage amendment in the 81
counties was 1850 for and 116,2
against.
The county court amendment pro-
vidinE for increases in salaries Of the
court shows this vote in the same
counties whose returns have been GER
tilted:
For 52.2S6: against S3.S01.
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SNOWFALL Dance.

This evening at the McLur" hotel, n
ycrv interesting dancing party Will be
given by the club which meets regularly
every two weeks for som" special social
festjyjiy. This evenings affair has
been announced as Il snowfall dance.
and its appointments ar" calculated |"
make tho party one ofih4 most charm
irr .pd original of H.. series. Tho conn
mittcc in charge is composed Of MrSsrs.
f. j. stone. M"rfz HrlnZhcim. Frank
Schmidt; ptvu Morgan and Harry Nc
l,rn II
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Photographs For Christmas Gifts!
Of course. Kinks Art Galleries, lpoo
Main Street. Open Thanksgiving Day
Fine Framing at Reasonable prices
This Coupon entities you to one cX-
ira fine Water Color Photograph VIII
each dozen ordered. nO'-3-6V
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Promising Affair.

Wheeling park. Thursday. Thanksgiving
Day. ut o'clock. The matinee prom,
Uses TO be on" Of The most successful
ever held in this vicinity. During the
matinee Il grand. turkey lunch will be
nnnarcncLt nf C;ivcns and Freeman
and these popular gentlemen will leave
nothing undonc TO Sc" that the Strlct"st
order is maintained and That every pa
trnn present Will have an cnJoyahin
time.
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which from its prominence on the
stage excited much comment. This
was found TO hold four white pigeons,
which, when lossened, flew about the
room.
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangementS of last evenings affair was
composed of:
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on Tuesday cv"nin. at TIN" residence
of Mrs. T. f.. McNaS:n rs, AT Grafton. IA.
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss Lucy
McMngtrrs to Mr.. Walker Miller. Of
Pittsburgh was solnmnizcd. Appotat-
mcnts Of the wedding were in yellow ana
white. The bride has an extensive ac-
Tuantancn in this city. mad" during her
frequent visits as tho guest NJ Mr.. am;.
Mrs. Jesse Brennan, At Pleasant Valley
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Class Entertained

The groom is 4 Wholesale shoe Incrcaun
of PITTSBURGH.
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o-s, ,,5ics, Mr.. Robert. G. Alcdck. first
pnntlcmen:s. ami Mrs. Rose N. Carna-
han. consolation.
Those present were:
Misses :,
Fannie Canoe Elsie Appel
Emma Jcpson
MeSSrS--
Otte FoOSc >.,,t
Robert G. Medick William Ncuhar0t
Mr. and Mrs. Rose NJ. CarhahaH' .
Invitations Issued.
Pretty invitations were issued EeStnE-
day for the Dirt hday cciehration OF MlS ME-,
Martha kindelbcrger and read as Ioi-
lCwS -o,,
1907 1910
I am going to give a little party,
Monday evening, the fourth OF pccrinhcI.
from seven thirty 10 nine thirty c'''N
and shall hr so glad If you come
Please hr sure. to Let me know.
Martha kindclbcrGcr.
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r,+e,+aIns Domino Club.

Miss Elsie Appel delightfully."- enter
tanned ;hc s. s. = s. progressive" domino
rluh at her home on East rw"ntynlnth
>trrct on Tuesday evening. Music.
singing. and domino games provided the
entertainment for the evening. Later
p, rrcsLinrrfs were served The winners
Of thr prizes were Miss Emma Jcpson
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Kalten bacll-Arkle,

Kaltenbach-Arkle.
This morning at /" o'clock. the we'd
ding Of Miss Ella Mary Margaret Arklr.
daughter of Mrs Joseph ". .Nrkle, to
MIR. Earl Il. I. kalicnharh will take
piac" ut 81. ,IuScph'S Cathedral. Rev.
Father Edward Galway VIII Offer nuptiaI
mass and uiiiciatr at the marriage ccre-
muny.
LJuantiticS of chry$auIhrmumS in pink
and white will ad0rn The altar. with tall
palms placed about the sanctuary. other
decorations Of IN" church VIII b" III
pink and white. The hriday chorus from
l.uhrugrin viii be- played 10y Miss Mar
Garrl McMahun rs the wedding party
enters the church and during the mass,
vocal solos will br offered by Misses
Mary Ilca!cy and Angela Dicgmiller.
'rh" bridal party Will BE- lead by the
llshrrS, three cousins and Il brother or
the groom. M"SSr$. joseph {. kaltcn-
huch, Cecil Kaltcnbach. Charles kaltcn-
bach aIld Clifton Naitcubach. The maid
Of honor. Miss .NnErlin" kaltcnbach, Il
cousin uf he groom. and maid OF honor
/" thu bride. will follow. with the best
man Mr.. harold kHlt"nhach.
Tho wedding gown is 81 while satin.
with an uVvrGrrSS ~ white net. with a
full court train. falling from the should
crS \ veil IF iullc Will he held III place
with orange blossoms and the bridal
bouquet is uf brides roses and valley
lillicS. arranged in shower effect. Inc
maid of nonOr Will be- charming in
mink and gold flock with hat ut gold
lace and gold slippers, her bouquet VIII
hr OF pink Killarney roses.
y wedding breakfast viii follow the
MASS and will frr served a. IN" bride
home at Fdgdal". all its appointments
will h" OF pink and whit" and will bear
covers for only the families. DINER
beautiful decorations Of pink chrysan-
thrmuuS will h" used about tn" rooms.
The bride and groom will leave later
in IN" day f"r tour nf TN" eastern
Giles. the bride travelling III 4 burgundy
hroadc"th sui and mol fur, with a
small, hal ~ grey with grey boots ana
gloves. They will upon their return
rrsi,l" in the L"wrllyn apartments on
tn" Island
Today's hridc-clcrt has been extensive
Iv COMMUNICATED preceding her maria Ec
and is n very popular member or hrr
social set Mr.. kalt"nharh * the son
of Mr.. and Mrs Adam kalrcnoach OF
FaS; Wheeling. is graduate OF the
, University of West irginia and a well
known civil engineer. connected Win
the Riverside BridG" company.
Club
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Afternoon Party.

,,o,I,er If the very delightful Aft"r-
WOO, nariics of the Ladies Social club
vas held yesterday a! III" Carroll rluh.
Nis. Marv Vanyo and Mrs. g T.. Potts
we're hostcsscs and The Srvcral tabI" "'
t.Iavnrs spent Il very rnl"y"hl" I'm:
rcrroshmcnts at o'clock. Th" guests
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night" The tables had runners Of
black and white striped paper. and tho
candles We're muffed with the same, pre-
scnting very striking effect.
Those present were the following:
Misses.
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VIZ G. r. u. Meeting.

vjII moot on Friday evening at 80. at
tn,. hunc "f Mrs. Thomas S'h"ii';d'
IirurI.rulh and Wood Sir""'s II Is III"
occasion of he quarterly Duo Tea. anu
49,, fLIInwiuc, musical and literary pro-
gram will be rendered: >.
nrvmtinnal exercises led by Mrs. T. T..
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Sberidan-Green,

The marriage OF Miss Emma Erccn OF
New Matamoras. Ohio. 10 Prof. Fred
rrick Sheridan Of kinston. o. was sol
crnnizrrl last evening at thu residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. AlonZo Richard ltanGr
Of South Eof street Ecr. =. l.. DCS"iI
If me Wesley NJ T.. church. performed
TN. ceremony at o'clock.
\ wedding dinner waS served follow
inr Ih, marriaE" servic" nj which n
small party of friends were guests ana
Irtmr il, the evening Mr.. and MIS-. Shcri-
In, dcnariri on Il honeymoon trip Ia
Gid Puin, Comfort, Na., Boston. Mass.
and other points. After January / they
,,.iii h. ,t home NJ damascus. ..
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MCSdaili"S:
Grafton wedding.

Angela Kaltcnbach Mary Vary
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AZ rho Residence ut Mrs. Bates McLain.
of The Island. the Evergreen TwiG Will
hold an important meeting on Friday
afternoon. Orders are We: being taken
for their splendid assortment of boxes.
which will no ono nf the f1ne exhibits at
the Christmas Carnival on December I,
at the Elk'S club.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Word was received by old friends
of the Snow family announcing the
death of Frank Snow, a young man.
These people will be well remem-
bered as pioneers of some nineteen
years ago of this vicinity. They have
since leaving the valley made their
home in Denver. This news will be
received with profound sorrow by
their old acquaintance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

John Smith. of Maryville, Mo-.
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
Sarah Hess. received n telegram last
week announcing the sudden death
OF his son-in-law, who wasskilled by
lightning. Mr.. Smith departed i'm
mediately for his home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19
Cure for Cholera Morbus

When our little boy, now seven
years old, was baby he was cured
or cholera morbus by Chamberlain g
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy'' writes Mrs. Sidney Simmons.
FAIR Haven, N. Y. "Since then other
members of the family have used this
valuable medicine for collie and bowel
troubles with good satisfaction and
gladly endorse it as remedy of ex-
ceptlonal merit" Obtainable every
where.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

"Wise men change their mind y
Hence we can account for the change
of mind of some leading democratic
politicians for strongly indorsing
prohibition in the state and Sagu-
ache county. A year ago they de-
clared 1t was not an issue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19
From Our
REGULAR
Correspondents
Special News Notes

fully bruised but not seriously In
jured. He has given up school work
and is in the produce market bust
ness in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. Frank Ashton, OF Hooper,
VAS taking advantage OF TIE big
sale and was shopping in our Ill
lage Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Gus Weiss, ex-sheriff OF Rio
Grande county. was Center visitor
thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19
Bowen

Mr.. and Mrs. George Assay and
three children motored from Trini-
dad Saturday evening Tor snort
visit with his brother, Harry Assay
and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. Howard Winchell and son of
Monte Vista are guests of j. G. and
Gilbert Winchell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. A. d. Wright was taken to
Alamosa hospital last week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

The Dorcas society of the Monte
Vista Methodist church delightfully."-
entertained the Bowen Ladies' Aid
THU sday. A bountiful dinner was
served in the league room and very
interesting program was given in the
church in the afternoon.
Mrs. Jas. White is here from Del
Norte visiting her mother, Mrs. F. M.
Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Lawrence and
son Claud, of Rocky Ford, and Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Best, of La Junta,
came in by auto Monday to visit Mrs.
Lawrence's sister, Mrs. ]. B. White
man.
Mrs. c. E. Crooks is spending the
week in Monte Vista with her mother
| Mrs. Liston.
Joe Spencer's sister and husband
from Missouri are visiting at the
Spencer home.
Mrs. e. Flesher left Monday to
visit her brother and friends in
| Michigan.
Mr.. Neeley and family visited at
the ]. ]. Spencer home last Sunday.
Mrs. o. Wallace is in the sanitar-
ium at Del Norte. She is recovering
from recent operation. Mrs. Wetz-
ler is keeping house for Mrs. Wallace
during her absence.
Miss Mary Barley will teach the
school in the Patterson district this
coming term.
The hail storm did considerable
damage in the Bowen district.
| Mrs Patte will teach at the Carmel
school this term.
Rupert Knapp had a telephone put
in his residence this week.
Miss Gladys Morris is visiting with
Mrs. L. w. Chapman.
Mrs, John Johnson is again at her
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahl visited at Theo-
dore Swartzbeck's north of Monte
Vista Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Bessie Grimm entertained the I
C. B. club Tuesday evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Lyle Barber very pleasantly enter
tained the V. B. class at his home
Friday evening. Twenty guests were
present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Hattie Burns is visiting with Mrs
Park Goff this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Oscar Lord and wife, Of Mosca,
were showing their son-in-law, Prof.
Pond and wife of Artesia, N. M, and
Prof. Ponds mother and father over
the country last week, they taking in
the Center country and then motored
to Monte Vista. The visitors were
very loud in praise of the prosper
Gus looking country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

G. b. Merriman came from knoE
vile, Iowa, Wednesday to visit M
brother, Irve Merriman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19
Center

Gus Weiss, ex-sheriff OF Rio
Grande county, was Center visitor
thursday.
Mrs. Frank Ashton, OF Hooper,
VAS taking advantage OF tie big
sale and was shopping in our Ill
lage Tuesday.
John Smith. OF Maryville, Mo-,
who has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
Sarah Hess. received telegram last
week announcing the sudden death
OF his son-in-law, who wasskilled by
lightning. Mr. Smith departed i'm
mediately for his home.
Mrs. A. d. Wright was taken to
Alamosa hospital last week.
Mrs. Howard Winchell and son Of
Monte Vista are guests of j. c. and
Gilbert Winchell.
Mrs. Chas. Giffin was taken to the
Red Cross hospital at Salida Sunday
for an operation.
A. r. Scarf and wife and N. c.
Gilbreath and wife went fishing the
first OF the week.
Robert Paxton initiated his new
garage Friday night with dance.
Mrs. Jesse Montgomery Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. McManis.
Mrs. Crit Mitchell entertained the
Monday History club Monday after
noon
Miss Ida Yates is visiting the
family OF H. L. Kophman.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Edna Steel of Iowa
W WI nay LducI, July Iuey Will
be at home in Center after Sept. 1.
Miss Marjorie Burford and VIM.
Spark of Sedalia, Mo-. were married
Aug. IL. Miss Burford will be re-
membered by her many friends here
who wish her much happiness, hav-
ing lived here with her parents be-
fore moving to Missouri.
Mrs. Sam Feast returned home
Sunday from her several months
visit at Boulder. Her husband met
her at Alamosa
Mrs. ]. V. Johnson and Mrs Otto
Brubacher returned home Sunday
from week shopping in Denver.
Carney Flynn and wife and Chas.
Damey and wife left Sunday on
motor trip. They will visit C. X.
Maxon and wife at Delta, Colo, and
G. w. Hall and wife at Palisade.
Colo. Mrs. Damey's mother expects
to be absent about a week.
Miss Alice Miles and her brother,
Mr.. Sidney, were dinner guests at
the Mattocks home Sunday.
Word has reached this vicinity
that A. V. Hamilton, principal of
the Center high school last year, was
run down by an auto in Denver. An
arm was broken and otherwise pain
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Estlow and
baby, who have been visiting j. W..
Mcconnell and family, returned to
their home in Merino Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Several of the farmers are cutting
their second crop of alfalfa and some
are cutting grain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Word has reached this vicinity
that A. V. Hamilton, principal of
the Center high school last year, was
run down by an auto in Denver. An
arm was broken and otherwise pain
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs Chas Giffin was taken to the
Red Cross hospital at Salida Sunday
for an operation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Rev. Estlow preached Sunday at
The Bowen church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. Chas. Durr accompanied A. G..
Holbrook and wife, of Jetmore, Kas.,
on their return trip home, where she
will visit friends and relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. d. e. Weston, of Ellsworth,
Kansas, is here for an indefinite visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Maynes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Miss Alice Miles and her brother
Mr.. Sidney, were dinner guests a
the Mattocks home Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Wilson Williams and wife. of
Saguache, visited the Gibson home
Sunday, Mrs. Wilson remaining for
several days visit with her mother
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Miss Speicer has been employed to
teach the school in the Gibson dis
trict.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

A. f. Scarf and wife and N. c.
Gilbreath and wife went fishing the
first OF the week
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Miss Ida Yates is visiting the
family OF II. l.. Kophman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

The continuous rains in the hay
districts of Saguache and Moffa
drove the haying crew in Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. Crit Mitchell entertained the
Monday History club Monday after
noon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. Jesse Montgomery is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Chas. McManis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Robert Paxton initiated his new
garage Friday night with dance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

tedCH Tie SCHOOl lh tuc NiUSOh ulo-
trict
Wilson Williams and wife. of
Saguache, visited the Gibson home
Sunday, Mrs. Wilson remaining for
several days visit with her mother
The continuous rains in the hay
districts of Saguache and Moffat
drove the haying crew in Sunday.
The farmer is glad to see the price
of wheat soar, but in all our selfish
ness we pity the millions of poor peo-
pie to whom it means higher priced
bread.
Mr.. Geery. of~Muscogee, Okla, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Will Brown.
He came as far as Colorado Springs
in his car, but fearing the mountain
roads abandoned his car and came
in on the train.
Mrs. c. A. Bennett is very low
with tuberculosis.
Pete Cullen and wife left Sunday
for two weeks outing at Crestone
They expect to pick berries and visit
Emmett Bryan, so well known in
this vicinity, has gone to war.
Mrs. j. l.. Hurt entertained the S.
c. p. club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Alice Hallway, daughter of
Mrs. A. Thimmons, of Del Norte, and
Mr.. Eben Phillips were married by
Rev. Rodel at his home, Sunday,
Aug. 13.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Edna Steel of Iowa
to Mr.. Ray Lauer. July 3. They will
be at home in Center after Sept. 1.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-19

Mrs. Jas. White is here from Del
Norte visiting her mother, Mrs. F. M.
Knapp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-12
TREADWELL NOTES.

The Douglas Island Labor Union is making plans for an enjoyable dancing party in the Labor Union hall Monday evening. Members and invited guests are cordially in- vited to participate.
 Judges will visit the various gar dens which the Treadwell children have been striving Co make worthy of the prizes offered annually by Mrs. F. w.. Bradley. To be eligible to the prize. the garden must be made in virgin soil and be tended by the child. There will probably be six or eight contestants for first honors.
 Workmen are engaged today in repaired the Ready Bullion dam.
 Coe Allen. w. Anderson, Leo Hig- ley. Melville Ninnis and Nj. Gaya- ril formed a fishing and hunting party which started in the launch Huda this morning on three or four weeks outing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-12
GUN SHOOT TOMORROW

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock will see the beginning of the race for the C. W Young company's medal on the Juneau Gun Club grounds
 The handicap committee has been busy and indications are that this will be no run away race for any one and that the winner of the med al will be in doubt until the last shot is fired at the shoot on Sep tember Sd. Following are the rules Ito govern the race for this tro- phy:
 FIRST-Only members of the Jul neau Gun Club are eligible to com pete for this trophy
 SECOND Shoots for this trophy win be held on August 12th, goth, 27th and September Sd.
 THIRD-The contest for this tro- pry shall consist of 15O targets di- vided into three ffty-bird events, one such 5O-bird event to be shot on each of any three of the desig- mated days
 EXCEPTION the event of member being absent from the shoots on two of the designated days because of being out of town or be- cause Of sickness. then such member may shoot at his 150 targets on the remaining two days. But in no case will a shooter be allowed to shoot at his total string of l5O birds on one day.
 FOURTH-The earned added bird handicap system win govern this shoot. chat is, the shooter will be required to shoot at the added birds allotted to him and the num- Der of birds broken will be added 10 his score.