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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

EGGS FOR HATCHING-We how
have few more eggs for hatch
ing to sell, 90 per cent fertile guar
anteed. Lynden Poultry Yards,
phone X363. No business done on
Sundays. 3222t- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

BY joining the Washington Coop
erative Egg and Poultry Association,
you quit competing with yourselves
as well as with your neighbors.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

MILL WOOD, $1.10 A RICK-one
load or a dozen. Charles Roo, r
I'll. 3-22-tf- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

Anything that does not benefit ev-
eerybody benefits nobody. Join the
Washington Cooperative Egg and
Poultry Association.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

OIL STOVE FOR SALE-3 burner,
Jewel. Cheap. VIM. Van Well. If
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
STOCKRAISERS, ATTENTION

Communicate, or ring up 361 Blaine,
Oertel Bros who can pay more for
= good stock than hucksters or ped
lers that have to sell again to the
middleman. OERTEL BROS,
Blaine. 3-S- IT, O
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

FOR SALE-Three-we cock
erels, so cts. per dozen. ready aft
err April l. j. w. Tremain, Phone
r 304. 3-22-tf- 0
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

Help yourselves as well as your
neighbors by joining the Washing
ton Cooperative Egg and Poultry AS
ISOLATION.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

EGGS. C. Rhode Is.
land Reds, and S. c. White Leg.
horns. $ per Is eggs, IS per 100
Mary e. Swope, Ferndale r. /
Phone 4f0S. 1929 It. {
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

Old newspapers.<Flve cents a bun
die. At The Tribune office.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

WANTED-15 six weeks old pigs,
o. I. C. preferred. Phone 1908
Nooksack, or write C. F. Josselyn,
Everson Route 8. 3-22-1t- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

PUBLIC SALES-If you want to
hold a sale call on ME person.
ally or phone 1903 Lynden. M.
Wander Griend. Good service as
sured. 11-l6-tf-0
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

COWS FOR SALE-Some fresh, and
some coming fresh. j. Meenk, tele-
phone 2612 LINDEN. 3-29-tf-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

FOR SALE 2-horse disc. with
truck, good condition. T. Fl. Hig
ginson, Everson Route 8. Phone
1903 Nooksack. 3-29-3t- c
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

FOR SALE-3 shoats, mos old; /
brood SOW and pigs wks. old; 6
milk cows for sale or rent; 15-m ).
old Holstein bull; l LIMO. Hol-
stein heifer; each 1916 pure bred
Address p. o. Box 2S, Bellingham.
3-22-tf-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

CHECK PROTECTOGRAPH for sale.
r. L. Averill 3-22-tf- o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

HACKNEY HORSE, yrs. old for
sale, weight about 1900 lbs. Price
500. Phone 907 Lynden. 3-29-tfo
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29

FOR SALE-Four incubators, one
brOoder stove, sixty trap nests, one
buggy, Very cheap. Inquire Wal
Hardy, Greenwood. 3-29-2t- {
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-03-29
A FINE NEW SHORTENING

Reduce the cost of living. Buy Vegetole, the new
Shortening fine all-vegetable oil put up in two
Sizes and splendid for all culinary purposes.
Vegetole, No. size, 95c
Vegetole, No. 10 size sl.sO
We also have the nationally known Wesson Oil at
per cam 30c, 75c and 1876
THIS STORE SPECIALIZES IN GOOD VAL
UES. Study the following prices
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
MUCH TRAFFIC
 WITH NENANA

There Is much travelling back and forth now between here and Ne mana, every day seeing various au- to5, dog teams and stages going or coming.
 Yesterday morning two autos went down from here with passengers for the railroad town.
 Fred Robinson left with Mrs Jen- nie Cleveland and Sylvester Howell, who are going down for a short bust ness trip. and Harry Boigle, who is going down to accept a position. A little later in the day Lester Robinson took Fred HolmberE down with an auto. Both machines expect to return right away with passcn- gers.
 Last night the Malamute Kid ar rived, coming up the river trail with his dog team, bringing MT and Mrs. a.well as passengers.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
INVESTLCATL-C
 NAVAL AFFAIRS
(ASsoCiated p"ess,

Associated p"ess'
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 14.- Congress today extended it's inves- tigations of the governm cnt's war preparations so as to include the activities of the navy departm nt The house naval committee this morning dccid to make a general inquiry into the navy.
 Secretary Daniels informed the committee that he was very much pleased with their decision" and de- clared that the more that congress learned of the work of the navy. the better 1t will be pleased" Hear ings will begin In short time.
 All department and bureau heads will be called on for information.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
BREEZY NEWS ITEMS ABOUT MOTION PICTURE STARS AID
 THEIR FUTURE MOVEMENTS

The Dramatic Mirror announces the return to the speaking stage in February of Marguerite Clark, also the engagement of Norma 'Talmadge hitherto associated only with the films. Arthur Hammerstein has en- gagged the foregoing stars, also Lu cille Lee Stewart and Elaine Ham merstcin to be seen in a series of musical comedies.
 Nance O'Neil. seen here In pic lures in The Kreutzer Sonata and other plays, has signed an agree mcnt to go to Australia next June and appear in the Antipodes.
 "Alsace," a drama dealing with Frances lost province. will be pro duced in New York this season. It was first produced in Paris in 1913 and played by Mme. Rejane.
 Marie Doro has returned to the stage and is now appearing in comedy entitled Barbara"
 The Girl and the Judge" the Clyde Fitch play, is being pictur- izod by the Empire All Star Corpo- ration.
 Dainty Marguerite Clark Is now Paramount entitled The Seven Swans" It is in the nature of gorgeous fairy play, and the settings
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
FIRST ALASKA
 COYERuOR DIES
 AT LATER HOME
Associated Pressn


 OIL CITY, Pa, Dec. u.-James Sheakley, the first governor of Al aska, died at his home in this city today, aged 93 years, after an ill ness of several days. He was ap- pointed governor of Alaska by Presi- dent Cleveland in 1893, after he had already served several years as the commissioner of Alaska.
 Before becoming Alaskan commis- sioner, Sheakley was prominent In Pennsylvania political circles and was a member of congress from this state for several terms. He was one of the strongest support ters of Wilson during his first cam paign and worked ardently for his success.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17

are said to be wonderfully elaborate.
 Vivian Martin, best remembered here in the picture The Wishing Ring" has just finished her latest in films. Molly Entangled."
 The Beloved Traitor" photo play drawn from the novel by Frank Packard, is the name of the next picture in which Mae Marsh Is to be featured.
 The Hidden Hand" Pathe's new serial which was released last month. has Doris Kenyon as the heroine. and it is claimed that she is the most persecuted heroine on the stage today.
 Lillian Walker is being starred in The Grain Of Dust"
 The Fringe of Society" seven part picture drama by Pierre V. P. Key. features Ruth Roland and Mil ton Sills. Leah Baird is also e mem Der of the cast.
 "The Grell Mystery" Blue Rib. bon feature starring Earle Williams. was released last month.
 Editors of Leslie's, Every Week. Popular Science Monthly, The Metro politan. The Woman's Companion. and Field and Stream, are to pre- pare and edit subjects issued in Paramount.Bray Photographs.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
P0PPELL NOW
 AT CHATAKIKA

Deputy Marshal Ed Poppell, who has been stationed at Fairbanks for some time past, left yesterday for Chatanika to be resid nt deputy there in the future
 Mir Poppell has been acting as deputy in town ever since the la bor troubles at Nenana last spring. when it became necessary to send extra deputies to Nenana. He has been kept busy here ever since, and this is the first chance the local marshars office has had to let him return to his duties at the creek town
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
MORE NAMES
 FOR RED CROSS

There were number of names Of those who subscribed 10 the first Red Cross drive from out-ot-town places which have not been men toned heretofore, and the secretary O, tho Red Cross desires that all be gwen mention. The following have all subscribed toward the Red Gross. and are members of 1t:
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17

him various wages. and is an a"real case from the commissioner court Guy B. Erwin replestn-s Fibhe. while s. H. Millwee i7 FIynn's at to.ney.
 Flynn and Fisher were the oLJy witnesses examined On the COT clu ion of their testimony Judge Bun nell stated that both attorneys might submits briefs to him. and that q decision would be returned later in the matter.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
WHITE BOOK 0F
 NORWAY SCORES
 GERMAN KULIUR

CHRISTIANIA.- The stortuing re gently passed b:n instrucung tha government to p-biah White Book" with reports oi %or~ yIlan sAlps loat thrOu,A German warfare anu quoting the testimony g.yea b. ,o.e na,al co9ts.
 The book has Ju-t appeared !n two ,ot4Hes and gl,ys luio,L.,...vu up lo .vuly |, 4at.. r,cO,unS that total o, o.. ,es.o.s oi ooo,Oo. t-ua. tOs~lu- II "ltu o-y saI,Jl., u",c Uvrl lot.
 These numocrs n4,e Ocyn no.cased uy Iyso,o uuIu6 JUly. Aus4a' end oepteaUe., M~.AUa ,..- tot.D OLJ .es- .v4o oI l,O-V,VvV lons wIlA I.o sailors nuo"u .o uA,u Yena4~u "ntio tao .4te OI l. mo.c i. 4..oeltalu.
 .>o.na. $ mercantile lD"tIne on Oc. toUcr l. 491., .-Aa.-teu ot o,-o, 'ea- a,la oI -,I-o,-J5 toA7.
 Inc records contained I4 5000 " u.Le boo- -now ..I.D.y tU "~~t atrocities the %OIwcG.4n bouOla ua,o Uu,n .uOJected by G-rM-- U-ooat cOlnmandera. tIon : :. .emDer, lyto. Ip.r months before tAc uAilmlJvu L. boat Warfare Was OAciaiIy declared Uy Germany, this nao being praCuctd asdln5t Norwegian 'cscls. Although lne great majority ol tuc lot vessels ate ptoNua lO have Uy.u a4nA by |. coats. .6 vessels oI l2V.guO tons are nnO"n to haze been uy-,.o. el Uy cx. pto,lon5 whvreIn 3OU aalIOfs lost their IIseS.
 Ill one column IS record of boats intended to De sunk without trace. according 10 Count LuNburg's pres acIpLIuu. aa 10 Uboats were seen. while Ill other cases tine teco.d bLOHS that tile t- t-bONitS N'pt 9Aip' and nleboats under a rapid gunHro KInng crews already in the boats. The book tells of seven ships report cd by the German J-boat officers as na,Ing been sunk but no member of their crew returned to tell ot the at.. Cu.y the official German report a4B- lysts their fate.
 Sev,..I Norwegian ye#sel haze disappeared entirely Gunns the war and the White Book is unable to ,,i1o any information conceg4tns ,hel@.
 Thirteen Norwegian snIps .ound for European ports from Argentina have been ,orpedoed without warning. t. these, two contained wheat fot sui tering BetgIm aHu lear were bound to ScandInaltan utraI ports,
 The war of eXtormiaatoI of Nor, wegan vessels still goes on Dut T." gently with rather less effect thanks lo preventive measures and b,caus" the number of vessels in these waters has decreased
 The Norwegian papers state that proceedings against German spies lu Norway 2nd the heavy penalties in nicted nae to q great extend d- mintsned the loss of vessels leaving NorW o.an ports. Heretofore these epies had reported the movements of ships to German U,boats keeping watch along tho Norwegian coast for their prey.
 The press unanimously urges every Norwegian to get the White Book and study it in order to learn what Ger man kultur is and the treatment Of d nation toward which the Chuncei- Tor lately said Germany only harbored the most friendly feelings Th. news papers also request the go,e nment to publish the book in English and german.
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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
MEECHAM
 UNDER ARREST

Isaac Meecham, a well known ped dler and express man of this place and Nunana, was yesterday placed under arrest at Nenana by Deputy Marshal James Hagan, charged with having made seditious utterances against the United States while in a public place here in Fairbanks. The charge was made before Commission CT Reed Heilig, the local commits sioner, and Frank Wiseman, Fair banks police chief, Is the complain ing witness.
 Meccham is said to have stated that the kaiser Is right in the war and that Pre-. idcnt Wilson is wrong that the U. S. was in the war only for commercial purposes; that Presi- dent Wilson had dragged us into 1 the war, and that Germany ought to win out, and that President Will son was not fit man for his po sition.
 i Deputy Marshal John Wood will leave with his dog team for Ne mana today to bring Meecham to 1 Fail banks, and his trial will take place as soon as he Is brought here. My dear" called wife to her husband who was in the next room, what are you opening that can with?"
 Why" he said with a can open CT. What do you suppose?"
 Well" replied his wife, q thought from your remarks you were about to open it with prayer"
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17

 CASE HEARD

At 10 o'clock yesterday in the dis trict court the case of Fisher vs. Flynn was called, and was finished during the afternoon. This a case in which Fisher claims Flynn owes
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17

AstA " Ao4A sAA " N- Cha. D. D. apor. Roy J Nh at. l. ( Saund,rs. W. | Ea q. J N Cu luy l. |. L-E..r. J-ry l.. Res. | Labie. |. R. Peppersack A. s. Collins. II. R Morgan, Louis C. Sclk Basil Fltzwl]iams. James Green. l.. Calhoun. 4. J Donaldson l.. J. Rginking. ". k Vail Frederick C Huffman. Clarence Hayes. Harry F. Clark Cleveland Douglass. L. J. IIerbage. Ralph j. McGonigle. Shelby C. Cox. W. B. Roberts Mrs. Louis G. Selk. Sidney L. Helms, (Circle). Wm. E. Wood. Lon Snepp. o. C. Berry. Mrs w. T. Barr. H. l.. Twaddle Master Albert C. Love. Miss Rosa NJ. Love. Miss Alice E. Love. Mrs. Albert c. Love. Albert G. Love. Mrs. S. B. Mcintyre. s. B. Mcintyre.
 EAGLE Mrs. Helen Broad. Robert Beggs. James Dubois. J. J. lIillard George Lysell. Frank F. Ono. John E. Powers. Mrs. John B. Powers. Mrs. E. Perduo, Dawson). John w Scheele. Mrs. John w. Scheele. Charles Ott. A. A. Thompson. Mrs. (. A. Thompson. Henry Simon. John Logan. John Olson. F. L. Wells. John McWm Bou.ke. John Tanning. George Burgess. Mrs. George Burgess. John P. Buckingham. IIa.ry Aldis. Thomas King. F Ink Buck, ST. F ank Bulk, Jr. Flank Sandbsrg. A thur FGoelich. MT. Flohawk. Ms. Frohawk. Clarence Dudncy. W II. Selyig. H. Hummer P. J. IIilliard Robert F. Steel.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
HOT SD RINGS

HOT SPRINGS Leo Rodrigue. F. s. Harris. ban Sullivan. Jos Drondino. Mrs Fred Howard R. flight J Nj. Nelson. C. Wilson Jno. B. Mathews. Andrew Kanter. Harry Nakajima. Jack Eyre. T. J Lynam. Mrs. W. E. Stevens. w E, Stevens. C. Rodnit Ray Mcleod NJ Farrell James Dyer r.. Anderson. R Graham. Jas Caughlin. E. C. Johnson. J Gurtheson. Clara C. Howe Jack Mckenzie. E B Sutherland Frank Alba. Wm Mellish Paul Nestor. Jack Donahue. Dan Beaton. Ed Williams. Wm. Anderson. Gus Larson. J. A McTyier Mrs A. Book. J. C. Edwards. Max Manger. Walter Stevens. Ed Sutherland. Jim Lewis. Fred Howard. F. Seibright August Pollock. J. Savage. NJ Murray F. A. Jorgenson. P Jepson. o. C. MitheIn. Mrs W C. Nichols. T. Loveland c. E. Bronstrom. C mos) E. Stanley. Jack Cray Mrs. Annie Lane o. Lund Mrs. R. Graham. J R Frank. Charles (Japanese). Mrs. R. MacRae. ". J. Armstrong. E D. Howe Martin Danielson. II. Bocsiom. Harvey Miles. Tom Jones. T. ". Jackson. John Renza. A. Scaholm. G. McPhee. Oscar Noberg. A Book Mrs. I. F. Kenyon. Frank Stevens.
 MISCELLANEOUS Geo. Harris. J. W Sansom. j. Flintoff. Roderick Morrison. Michael Mogan. E. H. Chapman. Frank Parker. James Clinic. Jr. (Rampart). Wm. R. Zimmerman. (Rampart). Osro M Ledger. RamparD. E. E. Swanson. (Rampart). George Pride. (RamparU. Agnes Clinic. (Rampart). James Ferris. (RamparO. A. H. Mayo. tRamparD. w. W. Crockett. (Rampart). F. L. Hawley. (Rampart). K Mcleod (Rampart). Mrs. Charles Pitka. (RamparU. Mrs. Norlin. MT. Magnusson. Mrs. Magnusson. Mrs. T. c. Youle. J. U. Follmer. (Ester). Andy Ostrom. John E. Martin Chas. l.. Johnson. Miss Nellie Martin. Francis Alzina. Mrs Jack Baird Mrs. H. O. Belden. Peter Dolan. Felix Donatelli. Mrs. Josephine Deiser. k. c. Donaldson. Mrs Bertha Gibbs. Austin Gibbs. Jr. Mrs. Sam Kincaid. N. R. King. Neil Mcleod.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17

Mrs. J. \. SOuSa. J x. Sousa. Mir. J. DaCosta Mrs. J DaCosts John Vik George Jesse. l.. R. Farrell l.. Brostrom. Chas. k Fisherahner. Denis ODonnell. shorty r. W. ODonnel Jos. peRosie. Peter Jepscn. Sam Abclson. Anne Birney. Cole McDougal C. A Thomas. Chas Thomas Chcsterlyn Thomas. Marjorie Thomas Marylyn Thomas. J |. Bishop. R C. Jensen Nj. Sickinger. A E. Jones. c. L. Marshall II. Turner H. Stockman. Mrs Fred Mnligan. Henry Geiger Mrs. T. DeVane. E. Warner. Riley Dulovich. F. Wilson N Cook w Clifford F Labelle. Mir McDermott s. Dalby. II. Halyerson. Alex Capewell. Meyer Bloom. Bert LeQue. Albert Verhonik. w. Robertson. Louis Spitz J. O'Dea. MT McLeman. Lynn Smith. Spike Apples Dog. Altman. Walter Goyne. Dave Dunbar. F. D. Labbe. J. J. Filbin. Mrs. T. Long. Shel Wattach Gael Kennedy. Fred Milligan. Alex Nicholl. w. H. Fairbanks. L. Sloss. Mrs. Light. w. F. Good. Geo W. Barnett. Walter Gholson. B. Clemons. A. J. Day. Patrick Whelan. B. F. Finn. MT. Somon. A LheureuX. Mrs. Wm Amalong. Ben Hitler. Ed Liston. Wm. Amalong. Alex Coots. Mrs Ridpath. MT. Richards. Holm Nelson. Oscar Tackstrom. T. DeVane, John Campbell. Mir. Haucx. Andrew Pilot. Miles Palmatier. Paul Clever. II. c. J. Wagner. George Apple. N J. Brown. Mrs. A. B. Webster, A B. Webster. Mrs. Crane. Ole Matheson. Mrs. Louis Spitz. Tom Vinedic. Fred Clark. Mrs Good. Mrs. B. F. Ellis. Geo. Krause. Ed Goode. A. Haarvei. II. Hebler. A Light. Sam Kincaid. Mrs. Emil Hartwich Felix J. Cody. s. Eagerly. George.
 koYukuk Peter Dow. C. NJ Milbourne. Eleanor Wright P. c. Lepetich. John M. Jensen. Thomas B. Wright. Knute Ellingsen. P. E. Cromwell C. Collins.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17

Alex McCHmmon. Louis Larson. Andrew Andrews. William ShOehner. John Gidlund Geo. Gunderson. Illus NiskoyiCh. Cal Peterson. Albert Nicodet Carl Nelson. Bob EukoyiCh. Charles HoXie, ST. Jack Dempsey. Gus Anderson. Fritz Kraus. Geo. Cahill. Jack Kelly. sam Campbell. John Miller. Paul Sickinger. Al Burke John Nelson. Henry Wallace. Michael Thomas. George Pike. Mrs. Willis. Mrs. Jansen. Jos. Stobe Chas Engstrom. Jack Marvin. Ben Alulin. Geo. Bollingston. Thermin Wilkke. R. Stevens. Theodore Swindlund J. F Shropshire. Walter Huber. Henry Cox. Mrs Parmalee. George Armstrong. Edgar Olson. Patrick CalveyY Thomas Greer. Drew French. Jerry Hunter, Chas Belanger. Patel Flynn, Lewis Stanley. Jas. Mulyehill. NiIly Mcclure. Harry w. Parmalee. John Hanson. Geo Burmaster. Fred Miller. Ira Griffin. Mike Simii. Mir. Eide. Wm. Gerrie. Miss E. L. Smith. Mir Coutts. Mrs. Ernest Niehofr Nj. D. McCarty. Ernest Niehoff Thomas Rohn. Nels Halyerson. Swan Swanson. Hjalmar EuidC. Anton Indegard. Andy Garvin. John R. Campbell. Gus Johanson. Herman Dahl. Wm. McGillis. Emma Maempaa. Ennis Coyle. Bill Heron. Dan Rushing. knute Indegard. A. ". Moore. Chas. Armor Wings Sammy. MT. Wing. Geo. Mayhood Jack Lodge. Wm. Geary. Bohn Bohman. Fred Nelson Emil Hartwich. Bob Lester. George Riley. Bert McGee. Julius Howe. Ludwig Johnson. L. Woodwork. Johnson Barber. Anna Nelson. Mrs. Julius Tryck. John Tirpack. Gus Rossholm. Carl N. Nelson. Charles Drew Jas. Donovan. Mrs. Elsa Younkins. Mrs. A. Lheureux. Michael Gilman. A. A. Nelson. Camille Paddock. Harry Pitka. Fred Willison. Harry Clark. Al Dayton. s. H. Pinkerton. Thos. H. Long. Donald Mel. Long. Thos. H. Long, Jr. Mrs. T. H. Long. Mrs. Jones. Ward Estey.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1917-12-17
PETITION FOR
 APPEAL FILED

Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the district court Cecil II. Clesg, appearing for the receiver of the Wa 5hington-Alaskd bank, filed a pc tition requesting for au appeal to the circuit court of appeals in the matter of the DeXter-IIorton bank ys. the Waahington-Alaska bank and it's receiver, F c. Noycs. Last Tues day Judge Bunnell handed down a decision in which he ordered the re ceiyer of the Washington-Alaska bank to pay $27,225.47 with interest at 6 per cent since January l, 1914. 10 the DoxteIHorton bank. and now the receiver wishes to appeal to the circuit court.
 Judge Bunnell stated that he would probably hear Mir. Clegg with regard to the granting of the petition some time this morning unless other mat. ters interVened.
 Jack Leach returned to the city yesterday after visit to Fairbanks creek.
 Max Minard left yesterday morn ing to look at some ground in the Circle country. He expects to be gone about a month
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-07-19
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