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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12
NO SHOW AT THE
 DREAM TONiGH

There will be no show at the Dream tonight. Tuesday night The Flaming Sw ord," five reel superfecture star
 .nrg Americas foremost dramatic ,.iitsts Miss Jane Grey and Lionel Barrymore, one of the vrey la'esi su, cesses and recognized as a finished fine arts production. A wonderplay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

Tickets for :he Road Show are re- ported to be selling very well in u1,o und the indications are that there Will be a big turn out tonight to en
 -' .he fine program. ......
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

News from Point Hope is tha. eight pclar bear have been caught but that foYes are scarce. Lynx, however, are plentiful
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

Tonight :he drawing for the Cor 5na typewriter will take place at the H'll drug store. O. D. Cochran and c R. Jackson will act as judges.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

The Sons of the North social hop or Saturday night was largely et- .euded and very successful as was e> pected. The next of these dances will be given February 24.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

Alex Holmson the we'll known old timer and dog driver came In yes terday from solomon to witness .he Borden Marathon
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12
NEWS NOTES

There will be no meeting of the rity council tonigh. owing to the fact that tt nay is Lincoln's birthday
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

Joe Lucci IS the latest to enter the lSts with a motor propelled slod. He wes out vest erday speeding aroun,. tAe streets and it is a single wheel sl,d combination certainly spits tht air.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-12

days apart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
Bowling

The Western Electric Tcupin League
started IT. season ~ enc stylc yeStcr-
GAY "Nrnin% on 'ho Ialacc alleys
i"a'n get i good start 10 cop the COW
tied pennInt The i"aEuc is formed
Of four clubs. the Administrations. sales
stores and orphans. ut.i The schedule
cAllS TO- each team To roll two series
OF Two games each week
c>tcr''ay tho Administration beat
~" stores ;w" games. and the sales
Landed the same dose I" tho orphans
IN" Administration team cuppc,i nie !,
*ainc. with ~. Miller Of the Sales
team, topDlci the pins for l1G. GETTING.
hIGh Individual score
ON Thursday tho stores will 20 IN
"S;unst the orphans and the Sales viii
iacNl" til" Administrations
Nhuy and l'eeGN lost their ducKpin
,r"ich !" Waldhtnor ana Thompson
last n!%hi hy "!Shty-Scvcu pins IN,
'"H'n" Mas not up I" tn" class OF these
80" tess. som" vrry poor scores helms.
lied, especially by Butler and Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
BROWNS RELEASE TWO
"rii Horton Turned I.o"s" Inrordi.
f'""n'ls-iIiIi Finchcr sent Ia Port
fnnd Team on Inri ii.. t'ou>t

ST. LOUIS. Mo, January Er:,imI,
hickey. business manager OF III.
BROWNS. has announced the rrluaS.. at
FIRST 'a*"nan iill horton and l'i,ri,.i
'hil Fin"her I" til" ror,.aud cut OF
tn" Pacific Coast League.
liorton WAS released outright. bu:
finchcr goes TO the Coast with .,
string attached.
The shipping Of E"rtou aud .'iucnc,,
I" Portland means that I;irkc, ha. tied
M on" more minor lcag club with
obligations to tho Er",Vus. If l:rau"ii
keeps on he will hav" iIc pick Of all
the minor league clubs in tic country
ia Il few years When it comes To tho
diplomatic stun. hickey leads th..
League.
liorton hits and throws loft -h.ud",i
"" joih"d tn" st. Louis fcdcrals in
1871 and played good BAH that scn.ou
and in 1915 lie remained when tn"
browns and st. Louis r'cdcralS w"r.
consolidated, bu; los; ais job TO ,:"or. .
Sisl"r, PLAYING bu, irrccularIy last
season.
finch"r is a big right handed pitrI,-
or who cam" u the I!ruwus from Ia"
Southern League. lie showed great
promise in tho South in 1915 but f:il-
ed TO develop as fast as had boon Ok
pcctrd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
RAPS NORFOLK AND WESTERN
system Federation Ihnrxc< Di.rrimi-
"ntton and Unnecessary Dc
creRsInE or Force

EpANokE VA. January -" Fol.
!""'nE tho annual session az the SIS.
''m federation az Norf"lk and Western
Halfway Company, consisting Of un-
rhiniSiS. hoilcruIakerS. hl.cksInitNS.
carmen and Shect-me;al workers. oil
c"rS Of tho federation issued an on
ci@l statement to-day I" the press in
which the Norfolk and Western Rail
way WAS severely criticized for ;,licr ",i
discrimination AGAINST tho mon and uu =
necessarily dccrea sing tn" forces a,
this time II is intimatod That vigorous
resolutions on the subject will be sent
I" the Interstate Commerce toinmiS-
sion with full information Of other al
legged acts.
1t Is announced that IAN adVrrtiS-
ing campaign will he put into effect 10
acnuaini travelling craftsmen Of tho
uncertainty OF employment on tho Nor
folk and Western system, as /; seems
tho past f"w years have witnessed NOR.
reductions in hours and forces on this
road than amy other road in this viriu-
ity. and tho fact that. at times such
as Just mentioned. tho appropriation
allowed >" run the shops seems {" To-.
hardied as reckl"ssly as the New York
Stock Exchange"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
Ed. Gwa,hmey Tries
for Virginia Nine

l>p"riai Ia The rimc>-Di>rntch.I
tRi.OIiESNIi.l.E. ~. Jan
unrH ::.-fin~rbnlt pructicr at Nir-
emma ur:nr tn-na.. Mhcu battery
r"uuidatrs reported for work on the
main hO0r 81 the Easrrwrathrr
S!mnnsium. Onc dozen players re-
>pondcd to the call issued b. Cap
tuin va. smith.
tmon3 the tNirirrs who workc
out were I'd. cwuthntcy, fUrmcrlS
OF Richmoud College. aud ErOsc-
close. both members al last .rnr's
squad. mud Overflow and 'Inrtir. of
lnst !rRr's frcshni!tu team. Martin
mills from Newport News. 1hr
tarkstor> in Urti0n included MET"
t'wnthmrH nnd iiaUZr. substitutes
last spring, and Ed. Russell. n Iikci!
luokbnS receiver from Memphis.
The hrunt at the twirtinE this
>pring is iikcly Ia fall on McCniI aud
HiNc!. tnllOWny having; tailed to re-
turn Ia college. Othrr players VITO
viii hr ni>Srd Include Greene.
catcher. mud Strrnc. "utncldcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
MANY STARS TO COMPETE
Indoor Track Meet ut Madison Suuure
Garden VI IL: titrnr! Number al
COUNTRIES Rest Athletes.

MEM YnEE January ~ Lohu w.
oNortou. Of Yale. intercollegiate" cross
country champion. will defend his, pos
session ~ the Eohman Wauamak"r
milo run at the MllroSc sports in
Madison square Garden on January
-. ovcrtou is limited To running
thr"" open events during the Indoor
season. and this will he his first APP
pc:,rauc" in New York indoors. over
taking away the trophy "n tho local
diStanc" features. AVID. aftor hi. fine
showing du"inG the past cross country
season. it j. cNrcc;cd that hc VIII nc
i'm hrc shape for tho Nil'r"s" games
Fred Murray. Tive crack l'urul"r. who
club OF san Francisco. ha> taEcn M q
residence IN New York, aud viii repre-
sort tho Now York Athletic Club FOR
tn" first tiUic ~ tho Irish American
Athletic Club indoor games q; to, Soy
"niy-iirSt Regiment .trm"ry lie will
S''Incs. in which I've was :" successful
in Norw;tv and sweden last October
namely. tn sprint. Sho; and hurdle
racc. N:t" DeNarncy, of tia" MillroSe
NthlCt'C ASsociat!"n. has sent his en-
Try in i"r III" Mchiccm@n ,.oo0- yard
Tn" "'h"r s.ars entered Tor this race
40: 10" Higgins. the former Holy C"oss
college middle distance ruu"cr. who
won III" rae" last wear: Earl l.bI az
the UNIVERSITY o. pcnnsyi, Jnia viii,
e record at l:It for the half 'Diic. ANA
Matt Ge.@ Who won the jGiiur ma
t"nai mot :" Championship ri Euffal"
recently. Willie Kylprcn ana Charlcr
f"reN az thc MiIl"o&" Athletic NsSo.
citation. .rd lin PLANT and ,'...pcr
Seize ne. "f the Long island nam tic
'iu',. ARC entered in tn" ,hrcc-mile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
WANTS 100 MORE ELK
onmi >siOnrr Parsons trpourr~s
I'IHn, f"r nr,torinr Mild Life 10
tnuntr, Districts.

john : Parsons state Commissioner
Of ';"no aud INLAND Fishcric@. left thu
city last night for Wns'jiugton nhcrr
today lac viii confer With officials OF
,h" Federal government relative -
importing Into Virginia 100 nor" eli.
FIFTY az these animals. In" eff, % tho
national government, already have
bscu brought 1" tho state and ioos~d
IN tho highland counties of Russell
Giles and Eut"t"ur' Under "a prccl.-
nation issued hy Mr. Parsons and
signed by Governor Stuart. the priv
n"gc ~ hunting then. haS been with
h"ih for period ~ nvo years
rho commissioner announced yc.-
to-day that tho Norfolk and Western
Railway t"mrany has offered 10 lease
!" til" state for tho purpose. OF Gam.
opagnticn, It's fArn OF 6oo acres 10
"at"d IN biuw iddjo county. abou, forty
miles wcst of Petersburg, and tha, the
contract viii lac closed within the ncAf
IL" days. The l"as" probably niil bc
for It period of ten years. calling fu.
e nominal yearly rental. Mr. Parsons
- niucii Interested In tn" propagation
Of yam" in Nirguia. and will acautr.
the use of number "t such farms
within tho near future
Cam" "nrdcns throurhoU, tho state
"er" advised Yesterday that tho Law
prohibits the sale after the season
closes OH January - Of any game pro
tcctCd either by TN" stat" law or ~,
IN" Federal migratory bird Ian Th"
whrdeus wcr" instructed 10 advise
dealers in such game Of tho provi.
slons Of TIA" Law. auo to warn them
against having such gam" in their pos
session after the season closes
y motion picture company haH an
n"un"cd its intention OF taking pc
lures Of typical Virginia camc and
wild life. and Mr.. Parsons HI. been
notified That film will u" presented TO
his department for purposes OF Illus
tratIou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
RICHMOND SHOOTER LOST
MATCH BY SINGLE TARGET
T.. u. Sforr Docs zinc Work in pine
hurst Ir"r>h"",rrS tournaments.
Large Attendance.

The tcmtiI amnual midwintcr shoot :
'nG tournament Just closed at Pine
hurst. y. g.. showed clearly the in
creased interest taken in the trapShont-
imG "ame as :u outdoor sport. In all.
~ hooters took part. coming from
Canada to California; NJ less than
half dozen women cutcrcd various
events
Tho preliminary handicap WAS won
10y l.. L. McM"hou. OF New York. AFTER
ouish"otinE ~ iicil. at Allentown. Ia e.
INA T. NnhrGws, 81 Sr",ianburr. :. e..
haniicgp was, won by Ira ,;albraitn,
FtA"kf"rd. H.. shooting. from tlIc
tw"mtN first ward mark score. o7Nion,
second, - Mark Nri". "i r'aoma :.
hor" III, sh""tins from tho twenty
'hird yntd mark. tied four other shoot
"rS. with a;N10n.
ia rorhin, Of Paterson. \. J.. fru,n
IT," ."in",c"n-y yard line, score ?'Nloo.
Now York: l.. i. Willis. Pens Grove,
y. j., tied for second. with - breaks
On 20" ,arsclH shot during ia" wcck
!.Nmondaic. \. Y. was hiGh. hrcal.im.
~ IT, ! l@ndcrIast. rl,ocniN, N,iz,.
go SSi' =. r. Er",hcrs: nhiInIrlpni"., "a.
lhird place. with 4S%. Ercd RUM de-
r"atcd tho challenger for tn" v, &. cup
ln Frank Wright Rum was "h.l :
l"ng"h by John Jahn, Davenport, iowa.
and they shot tic. Pium losing his
last TWO targets in douhl" shooting.
ON saturday this pair again she, for
tn" cup. and Jahn carried il off. Ills
scor" was 10 rs $50 IN a miNcd race
Of 200 targets
IN professional class. Walter Hun. az
Macon. Ga. beat L.. u. Stuir. Of Eich-
n"nd. ON" iarr't I'm tn" 500 from tho
siNi"cu- yard liuc; .'"oro. l1G to Ar
TICK CLANCY, az ''hicngo. third. with
so
tn" trap club management will mak @
additional improvements in autlripa =
ton Of even larger attendance year
hCocr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
HERE IS One Thing THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

ti"W. then. can satisfactory results hc
expected irnni ani treatment that doc
not reach the blood. the scat Of th.
trouble. and rid til" system ut III.
cause al tho disease : = = i. ON,
blood remedy iha, las for more t!.n
hity years been giving rclict to even
nv mo hSGr"Nttcd and stubborn
cases OF lihcunIatism I, cIcau.cs and
puriii"s tn" blood b! routing out am
traces OF the disease. Tho cs:pcricncc
"i others who have taken = = : ,,ilI
r"nNinc" You that 1t wil, promptly
'c"'H Your case. You can obtain thus
Nhluah'" remedy at amy drug store
y vaiuahl" book on EheuIn,tisn and
~ treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own inui.
Niduhi ease. Viii BE- sent absolutely
Tree" Write to-day To Medical De
partment. Swift Specific Co. IS Swift
LA boratory. Atlanta Gu--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
smother ,."od MN at lyric.

No i.ifi' INA k"S - two .iraicUt ~ h
nn"th.r tipt"p Till as its Offering rni
th" rr-, h"lf ~ IN" week Froui over.
tUr" :" 'nd th-r" j. not :, dull moment.
Nuw"ricallv. th" biz Sc, * Tuu Lin
tons lGnrlc girls. who ar" iuugi. girl.
b"vau~" lh"y wear grass SIirts in =
Hawaiian setting and dau"" TO hula
hula music Linton himself it. an cf-
f'c,iya comedian. aud the ac, :bounds
in weird surprises \ SNOWFALL song.
with which the act closes. is ruiou.
success
Marion Harris. comc,iicnuo. - cor
r"ctiy described "a 'ntri.iiny" She
sings very rngcy ditti.S about lone
some maids and So forth. and when she
gets through sh" has the audience bog
gin" y fun miuut" Of Misunderstanding
failed I" bring her back for ;,n "ucor.
which shows that Marion Is. indepcn-
dent.
r"tc Walsh ana Charles Bentley open
With "a goon tuiublinr and athletic iprn.
'harii" tI"ward and company have It
Skit called ~ Happy Combination"
Til" nobody would suspect from the
business IN" piece - Il hiiarious hit
largely htcauS" Of lioward's good
comedy work. Mcrl"'S Cuckatoos are
ihc usual wonderful birds with q bag
ful uf tricks that includes one or t,yo
ucW ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
UtHru\ NI:It.iIrS DI:I'EI TED
o.. tiilRtU IiIII. I,TI:RS

Tho church. iIill Athletic Ciub showed
us uSu"i strength against TIL" Barton
baskets ~ its opponents ono. THIS
contest also WAS r"plct" with excellent
plays. AND tho church. I'M team showed
ton iiriGhiS guards were somewhat off
color IN their work and Scemcd TO Il"
Unahl" to follow the opposing for
wards about the floor.
Won lf"il cot in some excellent shots
from dit'icult angles and registered
seven goal" from III" Held before tho
GHnC was over. Walter Fell ami pc~-
kiuS FOLLOW cI with Ihrcc each. while.
Nnldr"p went them one better and
mHdr four
rin'h contests ;,t ,hc Y. NJ. - y gym
n"s'un last night were attended by eX-
L,.ll.Mf d. 'l'll,, limo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
GRAND CIRCUIT STEWARDS
DELAY SCHEDULE MEETING
FAILURE Of uorsem~n to Arrive Causes
reinforcement of observation-disclosures
Sccks Date for tNl1 Races.
IHy Associated Press.

10y NSSoVIHtc'l frcSS.
ATLANTA. GA. january 2"-Eailurc
81 number oS horscmcn tn arrive
caused tho meeting Of the schedule
"ommittc" OF the Grand Circuit stew
ARDS which was To have been held
mere To-day. TO he postponed until to-
morrow.
interest IN the meeting ccmtcrs in the
Sciccti"l OF successor to President
IT, Is. bcrcrcu%. OF Thouiasvllc, Ga
WA" mas announced that he will no, he
Il v:tndidht" for reelection. Secretary
u. d. kiin". of Cleveland, one er The
hrst arrivals. said it was planned To
open the season on July Ii next at
cleveland. and that several cities moi
represented last year had asked for
dates. W.
In" races were brought to Atlanta
Tor the first time last year. and have
been asked for again. II was said by
ARRIVALS that since the Atlanta dates
gay" an. opening into "a part Of Tho
south not hitherto entered hv Tic
Grand circuit that efforts v,n,Id he
made 10 develop meetings in other
cities IN this section. Jacksonville and
l.hihilS'An ""r" anon;: tluS" mon
ton"d as S"ckin. dates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

-mond Julian !;liimGc. most famous Of
all female inpcrSona,ois will bc seen
at the Academy OF Music Tonight and
new play. Cousin Lucy" By Charles
Klein. This play is The last work or
that noted dranaiist. who went down
with the i.uSitania. 1t is said TO he
wud" departure from anything i:itingc
n;.> ever offered. aithnuIn The star ap-
,SaiS during The great cr part Of the
.ntc: t:iinncn; in feminine" attire
rhtouGnout its three acts. EltinSc Is
s.id /" L." called upon To change his
costumes more often than during All
his otter plays combined There il
also Il Ihr-:. chorus at beautiful girls to
p;lrtivipat" in the sin. ing aud dancing
sp""ialticS iutcrp"latcd throughout th.
cntcrtNimmcmt. and a inc rHSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
momc., rlcturcs Hi. wcck.

Lyman ~. lIowc'S travel festival for
this portion of tn" season. which will
u" seen at the Academy OF Music on
Thursday. Friday aud saturday. will
matinee Saturday. includes a pictorial
rccor'! of Sir Douglas MawSen'S expo
d'tion int" th" Antarctic. many views
OF ia" Yosemite National -I'ark: auto
mobil" racing over Giants Despair. at
w likes Barre. Pa, ANA other thrilling
sights. In addition To I'll" comics that
always forut - feature OF II"wc's pic
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
>:rnnd'. "rrrt,, snh," !. There.

Somebody tipped oil this town ,hut
ihc initial lin 1T Tho strand Thra,cr.
would be Il live wire ont" Htninmcnt and
as :, consequence" til" :. Il. @. Sign
w"n!d hay" been in evidence carIy las.
nlght II The law permitted local play
houses I" sell standing room. Th.r"
WAS not AN empty scat in the house
when tn" curtain was iuug up. ;nd /,
~ safe bet that those present arc
righ, nov huSiiy engaged in passing
along the ;ip that Pretty baby" is -
pretty e"ud SHOW.
u WAS just as billed :, musical rcs-
tiNht or 10 L." moro exact. ii was
Just ON" III" raud"v'i!" act built by
Jimmie Hodges around Jimmy Hodges
f"' Will" Jimmy Hodges was one huge
, slice OF Ia entertainment. H." by no
means unGcrtnni> to do II all Ere
un"niir he rested. hut the audience did
not. 49, turn after turn was prosecuted
IN rapid tire order by other ni"nb"rs
"I tia" company. which il by far Tho
bcSt all-round aggregation seen az
popular prices in several seasons
There * II slender thread Of Il plot
upon whi"h I" hang The musical num-
h"rS thai Ir" 'ntcrspors"d between tho
typical hodges aud ryi"s vaIdcl i'll.
turns ana = clover dane" ;n,l - ytiil
"icV"r"r hl.,ck fac" inumuInuu, l., ~
MGR Comfy. This same thread of =
plot permit" TIA" arrival and G"u.rtur,.
81 - chorus Il fifteen "iriS Tho w"r,
So ''''- ''N''l WITHOUT 'hs customary
ii"n mark. TIL" chorus ~ moi uriy
fresh and Nivacuus. hut the members,
can Ing for chorus girls SiN men.
VIA" look lik" m"n. and have voices.
aided the -us"mbc-
Jimmy Hodges "c'upicd tho spotlight,
u.">ilN. aud when tn" light fuiiai Soy
"r"i times. he did not hesitate to como
f"Wn ''h"nG III" customers. as H." lil,c,i
+" ""ll lt..i audience Hodge Wa
pl""siu. at AL times. Jcnn Tyne. his
Nnud"vill" partner in III" past Was Z:
brilliant foil. and her QUO dance nuui-
b"r. with Al Gabrielle. Was :, winner
Much If tho success vf tho cut"rt.,iii-
mont Was provided ny III" Singing. or
''""r@" TwNmam aud john, BENSON
wh" EaN'' both eccentric and straight
nunlh"rS equally we'll and hy tho worit
"f Norman t"uhy in hl'ckfacc. olii.-
lodge. tn" remaining principal. was
">c"il"ut with his iiruitcd uuportnni-
tics. y quartet made up Of Hodges
BENSON. TNymsu and C"udv had diri-
Guilty ia escaping from tho r.iacio,i!.
audience
If d, 'ip did iii The housc last uiel,t
th' management "f ia" strand can cv.
poet &" II" capacity business FOR TIN
rest al tho week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

The Postal TELEGRAPH Cable tom
pany yesterday was tirsd So aud costs
ia Tho Juvenile Court for violation Of
tho state child labor law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

n.l.""l'Ss .';,t is not nrrcuucntIy On
"'hlt'd in wholly intrtiSt,c pict,"ca
ihci' Is Il vast deal Of detail ~ ~
'.tuEhicr Of the Gods" that is worthy
vi h':ntioh. not 10 speak OF the al =
"''rahi" orchestra carried ny ihc
PRODUCTION. bat the picture viii re-
MAIN - the lijou all the week iii,
"1'!E n;;tiD"rS-:nd th"r" * tots u,
'i"i" 10 go into 1t Las; Ui%iit. liz .
orally every seat "a the house w,s Sold
'hc chances are that VIII b. ihr as,
III every performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23
DIR. Nelson he

DIR. Nelson Rrttcr.
Or. James Nelson, hn has boon i'll
~ his home for several days. was re-
ported last might TO be inproNinC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

Is substitution Schcrr. y Raj. Mmior.
Goals from ,elI u He'll - " Roll az.
;'c-kinS CD. ishmIg -. lrtrhsr. Waldrup
from fonl--H. Roll Wnld'or co., Ecfcrrc
Wrud. Richmond college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-23

.iulinn Eltinge To-Duy.
Making TAI" first appearance ia Eich-
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-17
Will Make Garden.

There is considerable talk among
the business men of the city taking
part in gardening this summer.
Many .haye expressed themselves as
desiring to care for lot or two to
help along the general plan of rails
ing ally the vegetables and garden
truck possible during the summer, as
we'll as enjoying it in the way OF
recreation. Business men and shop
and Office workers have much time
mornings and evenings to look after
a garden and many of these in Web
ster City will do SO this season.
Heretofore there have been many
vacant plots of ground inside the in
corporation which have grown up to
weeds. 1t is much better for this
land to be cultivated than allowed to
go to weeds, menace, as well as an
eyesore, to the adjacent property
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-17
will leave Spokane tomorrow for San

will leave Spokane tomorrow for San
Diego. ~
While aviation may seem hazard
lous to many, it is not more perilous
in time of actual war than other
classes of military service, and in
moern warfare aviation is to be con-
|sidered invaluable.
Feeling that it might be several
years before they would be reunited
with Harold, his mother, accompani-
ed by his sister, Mrs. A. S. Aims
worth, went to Spokane to take
leave of him Saturday. Members of
this young mans family have just
cause to be proud that he has evinced
SO admirable patriotism. Whether
he shall see-seryice in actual war is
a matter of. developments. In time,
of peace or war the training received
in this branch of the U. S. military
service is Invaluable to any young
man, as it means a step in the direc-
tion Of the practical methods of to-
The future is the aviation
age"
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Chance for Brave Hunters.

Story City Herald; Some members
|of the Iowa legislature appear to
think that it will be necessary to re-
sort to drafting in order to make up
this states quota Of soldiers. That
lis hardly probable Just yet. Then
they are talking about its requiring
six months or year to get an army
in shape for the firing line in France.
Iowa has long boosted of the best
shooters in the world, and why
wouldn't it be good idea for the
governor to call on every holder of a
hunters license to come to the rescue
of his country. The presumption is
that these licensed hunters know
how to shoot and they can the more
quickly get in trim for service at the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-17
Increase Salaries.

At a recent meeting Of the Blairs.
burg school board, the officials voted
Ito raise the salaries of all teachers
retained for this coming school year
The teachers profiting by this action
on the part of the board and the po-
sitions they will hold are as follows:
superintendent, Miss Bonner, per
year, $1,000, principal of the high
school,, Mrs. r. M. Talcott of this
city, $50 a month; assistant principal
in the high school, Miss Mildred
O'Connor, $50; grammar grade, Miss
Tillson, $3.50; intermediate grade,
Miss Lindquist, 67.50; second pri-
mary, Miss Ruth Bum, $67.50; first
primary, Miss Reinke, $67.50. This
action on the. part of the harrisburg
school board isR commendable and
right in line with similar courses be-
ing adopted elsewhere throughout the
state.