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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07
FreckIe-Face
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.


Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face,
10 try a remedy for trcckles with the
guarantee of reliable dealer that 1t
will not cost you a penny unless 1t
removes the freckles; while II It does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trinlng.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-dou-
BILE strength-from any druggist and
a few applications should show you
how easy It is to rid yourself of the
homely freckles and get beautiful
complexion. Rarely is moro than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othlne as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee Of
money back II 1t fails to remove freck-
les..-Advertlsement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07
NOTICE.

ANY person or persons having, possession
Of or any claim to missing oanK BOOK
The Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
Company. and submit to having said book
cancelled and a new book issued In lieu
F THS IiowNDEs SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY GEO. l.. DUNCAN. Ireas: "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against, or &C
counts payable to the estate Of the late
George w. Swiger, of Brown, are hereby
requested to present the same to either Of
the undersigned administrators at ono for
settlement,
IRA i. swIGER, CllrksburE, W. Va.
ANDREW MOORE, shinnstOn, w Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07

Spain in 1915 imported 100000
tons Of coal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-07

Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, is
1872 years old this year.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
REAL STARS
PLAY TODAY
Johnston and Mclaughlin
Billed For Matches In West
ern Tennis Tourney

LAKE FOREST, H.. Aug. Ma
'ional stars were billed 10 defend
their honors In tho second day OF
play In the annual western tennis
championship tournament on the
Onwentsia courts here today.
National Champion William Johns
ton, OF San Francisco. Is expected
here today for his match with J. n.
Lewis. OF Evanston. The coast man
drew a bye In the opening round
and n successful In his FIRST az
tempt AZ the Western title he will
be pitted against the winner % tho
Ketchum Spencer match Maurice
Mclaughlin. another Californian.
was expected to oppose Clarence
Colo. ~ Chicago Willis y Davis.
national clay courts champion. has
been matched against Davey Wiley.
Of Chicago. with tho elimination
u - players In Saturdays initial
contests. about so remain In the
battle for honors, expected TO be
held Saturday.
Drawings for doubles are set for
tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
The Big Chance for Tige.

Tst the Tigers get their chance the Athletics Mack hasn
" now no less than IS the Jungaeers do their Mack Will
Detroit with
Red The overwhelming
Of
good
Hughey
Glass minor leaguers
- the Tigers ' - " 10y
Of
the the
over The coming week end cad
clubs win be flying Boston has won
the White
ses ned VIII be more closely punched Coey park
the Indians will be fighting
clubs also are Just ahead come 70 pass
90 club i've have better cbaDca -
wunn stnkng distance than
daily licking
uom the campus who Connie
eenes Carroll,
yeyan Johnson pitcher North
snotstop Goddard
Princeton 'e''04''I'@'' rlcinlca catcher,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
Up State Circuit Is
Drawing Fine
Support

kiNDE Mich, Aug. 7.-Kinde
suffered more than any other Huron
league club tho last week. being up
pet twice. but the spirit OF the club
Kts not broken and when Il again
presents It's lineup intact. expects
to start another winning squirt
\ Port Austin and Blkton. the other
two favorites. each won game, as
die Port Hope, while Bad Axe won
and lost and Harbor Beach dropped
IT'S only start
8 A distinct feature the past week
was the huge scores turned in after
every game and the big counts were
6trcctly the result OF terrific club
hing rather than poor play
a Seven home runs were made. the
BIS hittcrs being Bowerman. Bed
oorek and Frank of Kinde. Stafford
~ Michigan. OF Port Hope Ere
Fmont. Of Had Axe. and NJ Snider Of
Dkson.
y A. the clubs swing into The
4 r<retch. interest and enthusiasm In
jcSNose and every town in the cir
zuoR vii fnlsh well out In front ia
e. oonncial sense.
IAn coming weeks schedule is al
rnoUe surs TO furnish surprises. the
~ tho oluos are bracksted. Mon
= 1T Hope cntertains Bad Axe
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
Connie Says He is
W elcOme Everywhere
These Days

A. last he Athletics are her"
roaa.- Macs slya ,aa, ,a- the ars'
zine. T.. ka1as aha. q is 20 have a
-,a.,y 1elroma awaiting him every
here be goes All the towns arc
delighted 20 have him drop IN and
,k e some Beatings. and none more
o than Detroit The Athletics
aasra't won game In the west
and In tlra they have advanced Chi
raro. -. Louis and Cleveland IN the
race. NOW they give The Tiger an
OPPORTUNITY 20 leap into the drst O.
vision
So one knows jIst who Will plat
ror Mack today lie has fock Of
coIleg!ans with him, and not one -
certain Of when or whore he vii
perform There are three fairly
good pitchers or the club, and al u
them were used az Cleveland yes
terday. These are Nabors Bush and
Myers. and II Is not likely that any
Of them vill be started today.
Coveleskie needs workout and
hen a rest for the chicago series.
and IL IL likely that he viii get it
today. Dauss should ~ pitched th.s
series also, for there is now chance
that he will come back and he will
be needed sgainst Chicago and
Cleveland. II is certain that be will
have 70 have more work before he
Is right.
Sundays game had the usual Sun.
day result Neither Cleveland nor
Detroit can win on Sundays any
more. But n was swell game of
ball. Nick cullop and Tauss worked
out for the first time aimee heir
long rests, ard they pitched score.
iess ball until tho ninth inning
The Tigers had chance IN the
frs,. when Bush and Burns singled
with one out. bG' neither Cobb nor
veach could help out any That
was the last Tiger chance until CuI-
lop was driven 20 cover IN the ninth
rauss got himself into trouble In
he second. whom he allied the bases
By passes. but a good play by Young
saved him
A home run ~ Pipp broke the ice
cooling figure o. speech--ln the
ninth Dsusg bad two strikes on
no big fellow. and everybody or
pected him 20 fan on sweeping
curve, as Il Walters custom when
In a hole But Darss didn't sweep
The curve and pipp fooled tho bugs,
driving the ball sqrarely over Cobbs
head. OldrlnR and Gedeon doubled
lu quick succession near tho ici'.
Held foul llne. and after Boone had
famed, Alexander walked Miller
double over third completed the
carnage.
The Tigers tried hard. although
Burns started the last round with a
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07

roller % Boone cobb doubled 10
EFT and scored on Veachs single
% left. which va a line drive that
Peckinpaugh leaped for and defect
cd He!lman crossed em up by
bunting ard vas safe Cullop vas
ierked and Russell replaced him, ar
tor Young had walked. hlling the
bases Crawford batted FOR Baker.
and forced Young. Veach scoring
Harper vas sent In 10 get base or
balls. but vas called out on strikes
instead, ending the rally and game
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
"One Run an Inning" Has Been the Battle Cry
Of Fielder jones' His Scheme Brings Big Streak
Old Master Pilot Tells
How He Got En-
Started
BY sARoLo JoHNsoN


Rasahalrs viseacres .o.-. SCI IT
laugh ABOUT a mouth ago Saea
Fielder Allison Jo-ss declared his
Browns Mould - per,ae1 n "e
srst d.rision OF The American
league ey Aug 20
No one 5reaae3 that .he s.
Louis crew would So w.C--ns
streak ryal.ng la - ts-S When
the White Soy, pi.r@G 7r --zes,
ree!ed - 20 st-aish.. then Vcn ,as
worlds series
They vs cbRasct tLe.r r-e Gov
ever. since the cor, nation % Araer-
.e4n and FEDERAL !eag-srs Hossed
BY The s.'s-' nan " The northwest,
unhGck.ea p fourteenth consecutive
victory nS.' employing his "Tln
an .au.as me-5ods
The Brovules started their ri
cnph july %, msG.ics Cleveland II
10 rounds From THIS date N
they've .e-n holy te:r2rs. trcgnc!ns
Tho Athletics five ZINES r four days
a11 he Yankee * straight ard
knocking The Rel Sex ou, o: the
lead Sensational pitching by Day-
export. Plank ard Groom. former
Fsde-a's, ard Ves--a-, kcoo and
Hamilton. l.7Eel with mighty sSa-
ing. sterling defense and V.'asl
,n- Jou-, style % q.-f combine. 20
keep ,-a Brown as ..' ..r
They .3.. r. ..1' 1-. J...- IN
some ~ .-e c...as ~..l .-- new
ri.a-'. man. AMI some fr.a, 's.aS
-ea. -e. a nickname l. Z isE-scf.
-.f Is. 1.av for .5a' s2a ~.a Ill.
me '.ls Ira, doesn't mean RAT
Ht nc. -g for more s.t T.
.4.. -.a- III s. 5:,er Ina, one
-g Whenever I sec 10 4 the max
WY he Rid Soz are oaeTun
a.-, 4-t 'E- sane -s "a-- IA
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
BIG WEEK IN
BASEBALL HERE
Many Important Games Are
Scheduled; Dodgers Best
Last Week

NEW YORK. Aug T. Although
seven American league teams are
still In tho pennant race. the series
which starts today in Chicago. whore
the White and Red Sox hook up.
promises 10 have an important ef.
feet on the anal outcome.
Leading BY bare three points.
Rowland's Sox will play the hosts TO
the Carrigans in fourday battle
OF giants, while tho Yanks, their
losing streak shattered at last. are
hghtiug the reiuvenated Indians.
who have Speaker and Morton again
in action. Washington will try to
stop the hurting upward rush OF
the browns Detroit viii play Phil.
adelph,a
Connie Mack's men are today near
worlds record for consecutive de-
fears Eighteen straight games have
been dropped by the shattered Ath-
letics Yesterday Connie. in an et.
fort 20 break The string sent his
three best tw.rlers into the game
with Cleveland, each 20 work three
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
At Last the Tigers Draw
The Athletics for a Series
Watching the
ScOreboar
Yesterdays nEno.

NESTIRDAN'S UTRO.
Allen Nu<ssit' Eus-rI took
The mound in the ninth Inning.
for the Yankee against Detroit.
when one out, three needed
90 tie the score md the bases
fun. lie held riurh HitfrrS
-avf tort md Harper hities-, the
Tiger tall,inG bat QUE. ON an
infeld ou:.
The tthI~tir~ lost their eighteenth
stTsight Ehmr.
second sHrksr Morgan. Of the sen
atoTs, got four singles la four times
mp.
Guy Morton. Of Cleveland. and Nick
Cuiiop, of the Yankees, came bnrk
Each got credit for winning game,
though both were taken out before
the battles were hni-hed.
Austin. third baseman 81 tho
HrnOns, nnd catcher Thomas. Of the
Ned SoT. got into rough snd tum-
BILE hEht and were ordered OF the
neld.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
BORDER LAWN
BOWLERS MEET

Amherstturg Lawn Bowling club
will hold il fourth sunaal 'ourna.
ment Monday and TUESDAY Aug Z.
and : Crack teams from Windsor.
Chatham. London Toronto Essex.
bennington, King vile. Detroit ant
buralo are expo tod 70 take 1srt IN
Tho various competition. Lieut.
Col. McGrey7r. -omuander ~ "a
kil'ie battalion q Wind or. an ar
dent bowler. vii IIo0a1.v sklr a
rink sunday. seys-a, team. hal
arrived in town
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
The Comeback DaV

valuable
the The lie IS one Of ne most a anses
good he and that his great weakness ~, Sunday
pitching
completing
Of
guessed sunday
he Is his
next time out tne
qualifying
O
of
long OF full
the
bin an
he
Are The performance
- ready
chance stride proved
concusvey
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07

NAs''El !: M;|i, 1ojX|l !

r(u|H important cAleiy
the Of msEt have oesn saved
hadbe yankee
OF sunaas
fan ad OF
aA(
OF a HoHe9er
showed o. us
weeks
ri
that there might Ice gf'ot consequences
after The long lay yeeaF he
hdca ave
OF niatA viva nome
double inning and
to would Jennings
n Dauss out
tried their best
10 win the gameb back. lie
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
TROTTERS AT
PITTSBURGH NOW

PITTSBURGH Pa Asg Tro.
'ers and PAGERS entered '.- ,rsav's
events IN the opening card ~ The
Grand Circuit meet a' rrar5.s ISL
and wee promised a a5' track
Owners and drivers Al the track said
hat 81 could scarcely Boz better for
racing
The Na'ron pace. 'ir Nrrthrgp.
the 2 OF pace. md .rut we're
on the card FOR today Tho COZ
pace carries the William stake of
$4,000 The Northrup for TWO year.
olds. ia an extra stake event.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
SLINIBER PARTIES ON CRANDSTAND
ROOF KEEP BROWNS IN TRIM

sa parties on 're roof accounted FOR the uPr sing Of 'he
started he bermuda High"
Michigan deserted
-t-....a .o-1c..t
ID %
"a Sror-su1e1'- Brownies
% comfort
bring heir Erards'a1ds = The heat
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
Huron County Leagues
Prosperous This Season

In grappie 'o- fourth place Tues
day k.ade calls a. porr Austin A.
the Dig X Of e pic1ic. THURSDAY
Elk'on invad9s Haroor Beach and
Bad Axe winds yp the week Friday
az k!nda
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07

PEORIA, 10, Aug Z DIR John
Scott. for - wears harness horse
race Judge and starter, committed
suicide here Saturday ~ taxing
poison.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07

70 CT VaeE winning s9n scored.
-battst Yer Mitchell "a seventh.
;4.AG .5r 5taAage In seventh
l5s,ts1 ~ Miller In eleventh.
Inss 23tjs 1slg "a i1lgit
'' ~ 5t33i3$ 3 : III
.-ta. Ia.e-- Detroii r. $sw York
10 -1rr &c hits-sts1sEs A.lisT.
ys-s-.. stolen bAseS-Busn, Cobb.
I ..sr 5sfscu Pitching sVruaFy--
-'s ana - ines AZ Dat Of Mitch
49, n.irgs and as n ar -
"a IE5-Bas@ hits Mullen. Myg
roy Trree base alts Blrna. 20 I
..sa.ss Holman struck out D.
81 -.a.. rJeds9n, Miller ?. Hyf-
~ James : tSsns maker Ps~k
.r.asx, ~ Mogridys 'Vsach.
H.'.reI Ccbo. VIC. Bages On balls
-sT N.trheIl fOlfring J Baurauu.
PEE z.npa4gh. SgnamakerJ ~ lanes
.F.IpJ on Mosridse fganssl
Double p!sys-DuEh. Young and
r .-r-I. Fltt. Young and Burns B.Sa
Ard Young FIRST base On srr0rs--
-.'roi, 2 New York 2 Lett On Eases
Detroit g. Ser YORK 10. H.t ~
2 l-re-a0S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Evans
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
The Yankee Uprising

HE uprising OF the lanks notable IN respects brose
i
"a
outbreak a binger. q
n
Then ug
y wilderness Walter
Cobbs Oldring
~
Culop
streak OF the Yanks and the
the
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
Yesterday. Game.
Saturday. R>.aits

~ IsI+y D. IVHl = III =
Umpire Dtnesr ar1 Nasl.n
The Detroit times., 1916-08-07
STANDINGS
American League

sTANDING
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-03-21


Oatmeal RICH from factory for Csc at
Renners.
New line Hats and caps at s. NJ OFT Co.
Frseh batteries, Pyrene fire extinguishers
and all auto accessories at the jefferson
Garage.
We carry building sand, Rock Lime and
Plaster at o. NJ. Phillips Lumb Der and Sup
ply Co.
just received a large supply of Roofing
and Fave Trough at o NJ Phillips Lumber
and Supply Company.
Hot chocolate and coffee at Brown Bros.
Fresh batteries at the Jefferson Garage,
and anything else in the automobile line
that you may want.
Mems and Ladies' underwear reasonable
at Renner's,
Lancaster Apron Ginghams, dress ging-
hams, galiteas, linop, suiting and shirtings
at astonishing low prices. See Lands,
Chi-Namel the great interior decorative
by Phillips & Morelsnd
DISHES FREE-The c, F. Wall Co. wi
give you set OF dishes with the purchase
of three pals OF International Stock Food
Call at the office and see sample set and
get particulars. The q. 2. Wall Co.
Hot Drinks at Brown Broe.
1t is worth your time you spend looking
over the bargains at the Racket stores.
Alfalfa and Grass Seed Din saves half
the seed, sold by Phillips u Moreland.
New Idea Manure Spreaders by Philip:
& Moreland,
Lyman Wiener pays good prices for ali
kinds of junk. Let him know if GU have
any.
Old Country Hams at G. 8. Callan's.
Gloves, hosiery, shirts. collars and nm.
derwear at s. NJ. OFT Co.
Parties having money to loan should see
me. can give them an attractive 6 per
cent investment. WO Norris.
have added the famous W 3 Euform
Corset to my Corset Department. Lands.
Miller's Pharmacy sells Flashlights aud
all sorts of supplies.
Flowtred lawns, voil =. gsberdines, lace
voilss, orzsudies. India lnons, new line
give Us call no trouble to show goods. s.
Fl, Lands.
Doyou eat Candy? Miller's Pharma cy
sells the best.
Ladies and mems Made-to- Measure Suits
for Spring and Sum- all the lateat STYLE
on display at 8. II. Lands.
Buy Marvel Mop of Millcr's Phsrmacy
while they are cheap.
For Hamburgs big line new and re.
marksble cheap, See 8. 81 Landis,
Pruning shears and saws, spray pumps
and access Dries by Phillips & Moreland.
If you have any junk. let Hymsn vieneI
know.
Save your time and Shoe Leather, asl
| MiIer's Pharmacy frat
syrac1 Sc. Oliver and 3radley Flows ant
psrtshy Phillips & Horelend,
new line messslinee, crepe de chins
silk crepes, Toplins see Fl Lands.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-03-21

Do you read? Ask Miller's Pharmacy for
prices on all Magazines aud papers.
New Spring serges In all colors at old
prices see S. H. Lands.
Have you cold? Buy Nyals Lsxaoold of
Miller's Pharmacy, and get instant reli ct
Chiffon taifeta silks in all colors and also
stripped wash silks new and attractive
line See S. H. Lands.
Don't Cough. Take Miller's White Pine
and Tar.
Curtain draperies plain and lowered
cretones etc at s. II Landis.
Let Mller's Pharmacy fill your Prescrip-
tons Ask your Physician.
A new and complete line of French and
Germ gslceinne Lace latest designs see
s, 81. Lands.
Carload of Fresh Cows and springers
wanted. q r. wall
Kream Krust Bread at Brown Brothers
Beaufort Ginger ale at Writings.
Writings coffee prices Is, 1s, 90, SO, 95c,
Feaeral stock food for stock and poultry
In large and small sizes. J, @. Burns &Ce.
Do yoa have to get up early in the morn
ing? Ask Miler's Pharmacy about Big Ben.
Look! Look! Get our prices on high grade
Rock Lime o NJ Phillips Lumber and Sup
ply Co.
The Phillips Lumber s. Manufacturing
Company have just received car load Of
Lehigh Portland Cement. K. Il. Phillips,
Manager.
Growers Tender Foot Shoes for Ladies at
NJ OFT CO,
We are always in the market for junk.
Give us call Always highest prices,
Hyman Wiener.
We are showing full line of white goods
percaes, gingha ms, bedspreads, underwear
sheets and sheeting, prices very low.
SHUGART
Beeehed and unbleached muslins long
cloth, nainsook, sheetings, pillow tubings
exceeding low in price. s, II. Landis-
Bradley q Vreenam Base and Tinter
Paints, something different by Phillips d
Moraland.
Give E. Frank Ronemus call for Gro
eeries, &c He aims to keep, ,everythin,
fresh and up to date in this line, and can fill
your order promptly.
FOR SPRING
Buy your Early Cabbage and Tomato
Seed of Miller's Phar macy now.
| Hyman Wiener is in the market for old
tires, bones and iron and uk Of all kinds
Yard on North George Street.
We pay highest prices for horse hides
Hyman Wiener.
Just in Ye-Old Time Comfort Shoes.
Racket Stores,
| will be inCharles Town at ourRepository
saturd ay. April LIST, 1916. Please call
to see me at that time in regard TO nice
| buggy or surrey for spring. We pay trans
portation on wheels for new rubber tire,
and we do the work cheaper than any firm
in the country. Write or call to see us.
Through the week Mr.. Adam Brown 0
| tie Palm Hotel is our representative, and
| will at all times be glad to show you our
! various vehicles.
Milford Slough,
For Thrush & Slough.
Children Cry
RIM ETNuEpyc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-03-21
Notice..

Our February Clearance Sale was up 10
our expectations and it was remarkable the
amount of goods We sold and still have
lots Of suits and overcoats left. And TO give
everybody chance to make this great saw
ing we have decided to continue tles great
February Sale until March Is, 1916. 1t means
a saving of more than half if you buy now
If you are wise see
GEOC. MARsTELLER
One Price Clcthier
222 Washington st. Charles Town, W Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-03-21
Honor Roll For the Charles Town
Graded and High School.
Hiyh School.


Estelle Aldridge, DIN Barfield, Ruiz
Barfield, katherine Baylor, Grace
Beard, Fannie Burns, Lillian Burns
Shannon Denny, Pauline Dick, Pear
Golladay, Kate Higgs, Gertrude Kelly
Essie Moreland, Agnes Moore, Eliza
beth Moore, Hilda Moore, Mary Boone
Peyton, Margaret Shirley, Harry Burns
Ernest Higgs, Dilmon Moreland
Walter Washington, John Luke, Fran
els Wynkoop.
Eighth Grade.
Elizabeth Elliott, Elsie Hummer
Frances Luke, Phoebe Moore, Maud
Painter, Eleanor Selden, James Mason
Marshall Orndorff.
Seventh Grade.
Lorraine Jones, Eleanor Pittman
Josephine Pittman, Adelaide Phillips
Nina Ramey, Julia Slifer, Florence
Web ter, VIM, Russell, Geo. Shirley.
Sixth Grade.
Theo Brown, Fay Dick, Augusta
Engle, Charlotte Higgs, Willie Higgs
Lillian OFT, Mary Ramey, Dulcie Reedy
Rosamond Scheutze, George Mock
Franklin LeFevre.
Fifth Grade, A. Section.
Frances Conklyn, Howard Fellers
Roger Milbourne, Howard Rissler
Mayo Tabb, Elizabeth An ierson, Eva
Jones, Alice Lefever, Flore. &c Morgan
Edna Shull, Virginia Watson, Willie
Weakley
Fifth Grade, B. Section.
Margaret linn, Mary Lou Merchant
Della White, Charles Wood, Shirley
Alger.
Fourth Grade, A. Section.
Harry Ronemus, Jacob Schoolnic
Charles Smith, Lettie Armstrong
Mabel Green, Francis Ro-elfer, Ethel
Lancaster
Fourth Grade, B. Section.
Evelyn Baylis, Sarah Baylis, Jose
phine Painter, Mabel Painter, Mary
Smith, Alma Woolley, Carrie linn
Nelson Robinson, Scott Weller.
Third Grade, A. Section.
Mabel Barfield, Ruth Wood, Anna
Currie, Rosalie Ely, Grace Glaize
Evelyn Hugs, Margaret Magaha, Ethe
Marten, Virginia Callan, Louise Moler
Helen O'Bryan, Mary Rouzee, Madse
Shull, Virginia Smallwood, Isabelle
Webster, Richard Fellers, Raymond
Jones, William Myers, Frank Tyler.
Third Grade, B. Section.
Thelma Willingham, Derward FrittS
Elmer Wilson.
Second Grade, A. Section.
Elizabeth Barrett, Frances Fur
Pearl Green, Grace Landers, Lucy
Miley, Mary Magaha, Mary Rissler
Gertrude Rodeffer, jamie White, Doro,
thy Watson, John Davenport, Edward
Magaha, Basyl Smith, Harry Wiener
Joe Wiener.
Second Grade, B. Section.
Charles Wartenbee, William Davis
Robert Hockensmith, Austin Nicewar-
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duce the lightcrage cost to two
dollars per ton If the lighterage
companies refused to do the fair
thing and remained intractable he
would advocate that a few more
bonds be issued and we could go
into the lighterage business our-
selves. Referring to the war de-
partment engineer report he said
that if it were unfavorable we
should not be discouraged. II the
people wanted a harbor they could
get it but they must work for it
The doctor also entered into the
losses that have been entailed to
Nome and the transportation
companies owing to the absence
Of proper landing facilities. The
address was careful and most CON
The meeting was closed by
President Polet with statement
Of the sums Nome has had to pay
TO the transportation companies in
the shape Of increased freight
rates since 1912 and declared that
the fine eNacted by the govern
ment in that year which was
made the first excuse for raising
rates. bad cost the people today
S44,549 in wharfage and that this
meant that the companies had eN-
acted a profit of 100000 over and
above the fine And now
they want to add still more by