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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
DRAFTED men will
Be GUESTS OF K. OF P.
KNIGHTS PLAN BANQUET AND EN-
,TERTAINMENT TO BE HELD
THIS EVENING.
Prominent Men VIII Deliver Speeches
In tia First Christian Church
At Open Meeting.

Elaborate plans have been made by
the Wheeling knights OF Pythias for
grand banquet and entertainment TO be
given tho men IN tho seIectre draft
who will leave Wheeling with the next
contingent Of city men 10 depart for
Camp Lee, at Petersburg. Va. to so Into
training for the National Army.
Judge Ben s. Honecker. chairman OF
the city draft board has turned over
to tho Knights of Fythias all the ar
ransements for the demonstration which
will DO accorded the boys before their
departure for camp. and they deemed IT
lifting that the lraftees should be ban
quoted apd entertained. so arranged for
the affair which will DO held tonight
in the First Christian church.
All tho drafted mon have bean invited
to the banquet which will precede the
entertainment. to which everybody has
been invited
Speeches Will be made by Attorney
John P. Arbenz. past grand chancellor
and supreme representative OF the
Grand Domain Of West Virginia knights
Of Pyehias. H. e. Ogden. Judge Zen S.
Honecker and Ex-Nayor H. L. Kirk.
Solcs will be sung by William Jonos.
one Of the draftees. and Ex-Sherl1t
William Clemens. The invocation will
b. delivered by Rev. ". H. Fields pas
tor Of the First Christian church. Organ
selections will 10 played by Miss Van
Wrinkle. orSanist OF the church.
Charles q. link has been appointed
chief usher q, the church and he will
name his assistants today. 1t IS de-
siderd that tho ushers appointed and
members OF the general committee re-
tort at tho church promptly ats 80.
Reservations have been made for the
entertainment OK old soldiers and vet
e-sn py,hians. who have boon especial
=, invited.
While no da:e has yet been SCI to7
the Sarade the committee In charge Oh
the demonstration has appointed Cen
eral James Il. Lancaster. OF the uni
formed rank. &. OF P. chief marshal
and he will appoint his aides later.
Notices hava been sent out TO all
rnea,be Of the order 70 work indiTtd-
ually for the success Of tho effort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
SIDE TALKS
A Family Jubilee.
By RUTH CAMERoE.

was in town shopping with friend
Of mine the other day 0:Id when We had
finished our shopping she said:
Now I must get some candy and
then 40 up to the florists and get u few
flowers"
"Somebody's birthday" I asked.
!. No" she said. but Hess is coming
home tonight"
Bess is her sister She had been
away for about three weeks and her re-
turn was evidently to be made the "c-
casion Of little family festtrity.
I like that. Don't you:
To Be Sure We Miss The Old
Homestead
I think If more families did that sort
OF thing we should have more of tn"
family spirit, more Of tho love Of home
il which our younger generation seems
to be somewhat lacking.
OF course. the atmosphere OF one or
a row Of two family houses or OF an
apartment with all modern improve
ments differing. in no whit from tn"
eighteen other apartments in the huill-
INK, Is not so favorable to tn" develop
knent Of family spirit us the atmosphere
Of an old fashioned homestead. but
l. can be cultivated if you only care
enough.
Little family institutions and customs
will produce a family spirit even In
hotel, and more one cannot say.
Make More Of the Birthdays
Birthdays always bring family clos
er together Why not make more OF
them? Not by giving bigger gifts hut
by having more of n celebration: Have
a cake not only for the real children
but for the child of thirty or sixty or
eighty He Will appreciate tho it'll"
attention even II ne laughs 1T II. Try
to get all the family together Tell
big brother and big sister III time :"
that they can set the day aside rs sac
red from their innumcrahIc engagements.
Make a family festivity Of it,
Another pretty family custom Is CIV
ing ones mother gift upon ones own
birthday. / cannot im:,gin" anything
more tender and tltting. know somo
thoughtful SONS and daughters VIII" new
er fall in that pretty custom even II
they are thousands IF miles away.
One OF Tho Little Memory Links
An egg hunt at Easter for the chill
tlren is another quaint old custom that
has fallen into disuse aud is being re-
vived. A middle aged man told me
once Of the egg hunts they used To have
on Easter. Ordinarily he is Il very UNI
enthusiastic person. But IN telling me
about that he actually kindlcd. You see
that little custom was one OF the mem-
DRY links that linked his heart to the
home OF forty years ngo.
have spoken before of the cclcbrn-
ton OF Christmas Eve. not ~ Wild
urry OF bundle 'yinR and errand doing.
but ~ Il family festival. n time when
tho hear; xrows tender To the living and
he .s<<Ax and those houScmateS who
zesScSe.T Start by the clnscnc@s of their
come really near for
sSSS ~ S.c--zT','lr family custom. no mat
- -. sirnplo even such little thing
- fayAax som" special dish on a special
holiday, - II tic to bind the family Il
Nttlc closer together. The children
who iiN: In Il home where there arc
many such custom. will be sons and
daughterS who cannot hc wenntd away
from home and the love Of II by any
change OF position of circumstance.
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southwest Of Cumberland, were married
this morning mt the First Presbyterian
church. this city. by the Rev. DR.. James
F. Motfatt. The bride Is q daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Seymour and
she was given away by her father. Mrs
Frederick Randall Peddicord. Baltimore,
sister OF the bride. was matron Of hon
or. The bridesmaids were Miss Fannie
r. Leps. keyser, W. Va. and Miss Sue
Brady, Romney, W. Va Schley Brydon
and Howard Brydon. brothers OF tho
groom, Carroll Pattlson and Felix ReniI
Brady were ushers. 4 wedding break
fast at the Queen City Hotel followed
the ceremony. Mr.. Rrydon Is men,
Der Of the we'll known Brydon family
Of conI operators and Is manager of the
Bluuklngton Coal company. Mr.. anu
Mrs Brydon Will reside At "Borderside."
Bloomington.
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"YOU'EE III LOVE"

you're in Love" had its real baptisma
In critical Boston. where. at three ofs'
the most prominent theatres it Sue
ccc,!..d in Il most convincing manner to-.
mako it's Influence felt tn that extent
which forchod"i its long an'! triumphant
career enjoyed AT the New York Ca
sine. II comes To- he Court Friday and (
Saturday. October - and -.
you're in Love. wa: the case :
with "Katinkn. aiI links" and The !,
Fircfy." owes it's happy existence to: I
that intr"pid producer. Arthur Hammer.
stein. whil" 10 otto faucrhach and Ru--
doJf t'riml belong the credit. rrspec-
lively. for the s;nartly written book ard {
d"liehtful music. Edward Clark's lyric
materially assisting.
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JOHN KELLERD IN MACBETH.

II Is with pleasure that Manager
Johnson OF tho Court theatre announces
the coming nf that eminent actor. John
T. Kcllrrd. and his noted company In ~
magnificent scenic production OF.
Shakesp"are's Macbeth. 1t is some two
years since Mr.. Kcllcrd has appeare0:
in Wheeling. For his present tour Mf.'
Kellcrd has surrounded himself with
the strongest company that has ever
toured in Shakes pcarc's plays. the cast
including such we'll known names as
GAorgiana Wilson. who will be seen as
Lady Macbeth; Virginia Hardy. foyss
merly leading woman with r. D. Mac,
lean: Margaret Bulkeley. a. c. Hender-'
son. Theodore Hardy Walter Hubbell
and Charles Smiley who were formerly
members Of the Edwin Booth and Law
renee Barrett company: Arthur WelltnE-;
ton. Charles Norman and Vaughan
Nearing. s..
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"OH, BOY" TO OPEN
ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT

'Oh. Boy" the most brilliant and
charming musical comedy seen in New
York in many a moon and tho fourth Of
the series OF the New York Princess
theatre musical comedies, will como to
the Court Friday and Saturday with q
matinee Saturday.
"Oh. Boy" is buy Guy Bolton and P.
G. Wudchousc, with the music Of
Jerome Kern. F. Ray Comstock and
William Elliott. under whose manage
mont "Oh. Boy" is touring, will send
here q special company Of favorites
including Leona Thompson. Gertrude
Wai1ol, Edward Forbes. Charles Knowl-
den. 7. D. Leary. w. Frcdericks. Eileen
Powers, Helen Dubois. James E. Rome,
Marian Hibhing. Bobby Hale. Laura
Wells and others.
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Face Wrinkled
Complexion Sallow?
Then Why Not Treat Your Skin
Az Beautiful French Women Dor

Paris:-Science has discovered that
faded. notified age-lookins compilations
can be virtually renewed and made sur
prisingly beautiful by means OF the FOL
lowing recipe: Merely wash your face
with clear. warm water and rub IN Il tea
spoonful OF Creme Tokalon Roseatsd
wipe tho face and apply Poudrc Petaltas
"a very fine complexion powder PR
pared especially for shiny noses and bad
Compilations. II your face is bad! y
rrinksd get box Of Japanese Ice Pencils :" 10y \
connection with tho soScssed er-ar And you 'a"NtS
&c. quick action even the d-sl~st rrink;r, rhJs
do famous French actresses p.esesro tbs r.ulE
OF their colnrle1ions and Il were 70 pay auzt--
OF dollars !Cr special t-~atmrn, you p.ub.o:' r"H
not be Anything like sell az a, b' u'nI ihi' ..fo
Die and nerceu>ir. rs.it- Ito -,;e.-- 'u-u:sru-..
ahOre arc suppii. IA :hs city hr B.r., DraE s;-Sr
Stons i Tnona,. {. r. Crest 4 20. NuSn- Da'iA
John Coleman. Geo. 81. Shook Co.
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JOLLY a1R1s' AT TIE COURT.

When tho Jolly Girls" company
comes to the Court theater for three
days engagement. beginning with
matinee performance Monday. October
20. patrons Of burlcsque will see what
Is heraldcd as the best burlesque show
produced In many seasons.
Heading the company are al" Mar
tin. the popular Irish comedian:
Lew" White, the funny Hebrew char
ncter comedian. Among those con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
%. C., r, U. Pastry Snls,

Al McAllster's drug store. corner
Penn and Virginia streets. the Island
w G. T. u. will hold Il bake sale on
Saturday Tho sale will oren at /
o'clock. and tn the mark"trrr there viii
be many dclIcarica available Mrs. ].
i. Thomas will be the chairman In
charge.
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tributing TO their support arc Miss
Irene Shannon. Caroline Ross. William
Davis. tho Lotto Lee whirlwind .sou.s
hrcItc: Ralph. Trois". Meyer Gordon.
and Walter Austin. the harmony boys
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Day Nursery Board Meetlng.

The board Of managers TT the Kings
DAUGHTERS Day Nursery will hold A.
meeting this afternoon NJ the nursery
on the South Side.
All members are requested To he |
present. there being several subjects Of
Importance for consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
RrYdon-S Seymour

Special To The lntclliEcnrcr
CIMHF.RL.HND Md. oct. 1S.-SAm-
ucl Bernard Rrydun. Bloomington. one
mile west OF Piedmont. and Miss Hen
rictta Lee Seymour. daughter Of Charles
C. Seymour, "EdgcWood," six miles
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Age Won't Matter Then.-Tho hoy
IT shall he glad when I am old enough
to do as I please"
TIL" Mainland about that time
you'll 20 and get married. 81 it wont do
much good after all."-ChicaEo Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

Last evening al the Day Nursery, the
members Of Miss Gertrude Smiths do
mcS;ic science Gloss. and their friends
enjoyed Il delightful masquerade. Tho
rooms were attrnctirely decorated in
Halloween colors.
Dancing ard games were enjoyed I'M
I'll ten o'clock whom the merry party
unnasked and enjoyed an old fashion
I'd luncheon. Those present were:
Misses
Pauline Wick GusSie CCrSting
Helen Rernhard: Ira Long
Marie I.uckhardt Irene Peters
Florence I.uckhardt Guldic Scamon
Gladys Reynolds Ethel Lively
Snvilla lirUppe Iva Miller
Emma Earch
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Y. W. c. A. DIRECTORS
Meeting Postponed From This Morning
Until Monday Afternoon

The board # dirc"t"rS' meeting Of tho
Y w e. \ has lr""n post poncd from
Friday morning. until Monday afternoon
al :; ,.',.lu,k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
Met With Mrs. w. u. Hicks.

Mrs. W. r. Hicks. at h"r home on North
Main street. WAS HOSTESS yesterday after
noon To tho mcrnAses Of the W"nlan's
Home Missionary Society. Of tho Fourth
street NJ T.. church. Knitting and sew
ing occupied several hours and at 4
o'clock the guests were invited to the
dining room. where IL delicious luncheon
WAS served with McSdamca Louis
StcrnruG. Charles lroudfoot. Harry i'uh-
son and Miss Lutte Hicks presiding.
Fink lighted candles. spreading n soft
glow over the table formed the only dec
GRAFTON. and there wee places for tho
following:
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Club
Civic Club Meeting.

This afternoon al o'clock at tho
Hotel Windsor. tho civic department OF
tho Woman's club will hold its first
meeting Of tho season. with Miss Jeu-
MO MCGOWAN as chairman for tho day.
Or. Elizabeth keny Of this city will Nc
tho speaker. and has chosen for her
tonic, "Cnsanitary Conditions of the
Average Rental House and Individual
Hou schuld Waste.
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woman,s Club DeleEatea

Tho annual convention Of tho State
Federation OF Womans clubs which Is
now in session in Charleston. Is greatly
interesting to tho large number OF wonl-
en- from all over the state who arc at
tending. The Womons club Of Wheel
Ing Is represented by tho following:
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The young baritone playing the part
OF "Jim Marvin in oh BOY" is con-
sidered one Of the finds" OF the sea-
son. This is Knowlden's first work in
musical comedy. His appearance up TO
this time have been In highly dramatic
roles. in support Of Edith Taliaferro and
Molly Mcintyre. He is a native Of
Wheeling. although he has spent most
Of his boyhood in Tarrytown. \. Y.
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AUTO ACCIDENT
st. Clairsvtlls Machine Figures In 1l20.
hap Near West Wheeling

While returning from Key. wheEe th41:
had been attending a funeral Of a 0oa'
tive Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mr0I
Otis Bethel of ST. Clairsville. met with
slight accident. In travelling along;
the river road north Of Bellaire NJ.
Bethel was compelled to drive his ante
In the street car tracks with the result
that a street car running without Q
headlight ran into the auto. Although
the occupants of the car were badly
shaken up no one was injured. The car.
was badly damaged. Isl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

Tho amusement committee Of the
Mercantile club has issued tho follow
ing cards:
Mercantile Club
Card Party
and Dance
Wednesday, Evening. October "a.
Cards S to 1920. Dancing 1890 to IL.
Amusement Committee.
The appointments will DO in Keeping
with the Halloween season.
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Victim OF First Aid:-Doctor-Hev
you been the victim Of an assault :! ~.
Pnticnt-"No. sir. simply tainted
and was brought to by member OF tia
First Aid to the Injured Society,"
London Opinion.
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NirSdalneS:
Meeting OF Carlton Circle.

Mrs. j. NJ Walters entertained the
m"mbcrS IF the Carlton circles OF the
Second Presbyterian church, last even
ing. At her home on Indiana street. This
WAS the regular monthly meeting OF the
circle. and the missionary study which
WAS discussed vas "Mormans." Dainty
refreshments We're served.
Those present were:
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Informal Pleasure.

Miss Carrie Copp had few friends
invited /" ENJOY the afternoon yesterday
n, her home on South Penn street. very
informally. with knitting the diversion.
\ dainty luncheon was served in the
late afternoon.
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MeSdaneS
Ladies', Aid Of First q. p. Church.

Members of tho Ladies' Aid society OF
the First United Presbyterian church
met In their every Thursday all-day
sewing yesterday In the Sunday school
rooms OF the church. During tho day
three dozen nightingalcs were completed
which will be handed over TO the Red
Cross to be used In hospital work.
Yesterdays sewers included:
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For visitor.
Mrs. A. r. Weaver Of Echo Point en-
tcrtalnnd small. group Of friends on
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs 7. S. Nc
Farland. OF Oxnard. Cal. who is the
guest OF Mrs. s. S. jacob of Echo Point.
Tho ladies' spent the afternoon knit
ting and sewing. and were served dainty
refreshments before their departure.
Tho guests were:
Mesdamos
T 6. Mcfarland Frank Bailey
s. s. Jncoh J. y. Dowler
Joseph Boreland
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7 NVSc pTtStNI W"Et.
Ain..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20
NOTICE

All business done in the name of the New York Tailoring Co.,, of Wrangell, must be settled and paid to Mrs. C. J. Bevier, on the ground floor of the postoffice building at Wrangell.
 And Furthermore, that I, Mrs. c. J. Bevier, has no partner in the business of the above named New York Tailoring Co.,, of Wrangell, and l never have had. The company was formed and controlled by me alone.
 MRS. C. J. BEvIER, Proprietor
 We also. wish to thank the people of Wrangell for their sym pathy with us in our loss of all in the recent burning of our home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

Seward-Damage amounting to between sIoo, 900 and ST 50, 900 was was done to Seward residence S, power lines and railroad constuc. tion work, by a flood which fol- lowed three days rain storm cul. minating in a seven-inch rain fall in twelve hours on Sunday after noon and evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20
Salvation Army Services.

Public Services at II a. m. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to worship God on Sunday morning.
 Native service at 7:30 pm. A special invitation is extended to to the young Native people. Come and enjoy the music and singing.
 ADJT. H. c. HABKIRK Is your subscription paid up?
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Card of Thanks.

Editor Sentinel:
 Through your paper I wish to most sincerely thank the many friends who performed kind offices at the time of Mrs. Clark S sickness and departure for the hospital at Juneau.
 E. P. CLARK.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

Jackson Grant and May James were married in Wrangell Thurs. day afternoon, U. s. Commis- sioner C. E. Weber officiating. The couple arrived in Wrangell a few days ago from the West Coast,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

In a communication from Dr. Dawes at Juneau he asks to be remembered to his friends in Wrangell. He says he would git e most anything to get back here for a few days and go duck hunt ing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

Seattle-Four men who failed to appear for mobilization have been arrested and will be courtmartialed. One of the men is of American percentage. The other three are ot Norwegian, Irish and German eX- traction.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

Vancouver. A telegram from the military justice at Ottawa states that it is the intention of the government to call out for service as soon as possible under the military service act.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

the Clty or Seatrle.
 Have your hauling done by the old reliable drayman Oscar Carlson. Charges reasonable.
 Dr. D. w. Green left on the Jefferson for Portland.
 J. c. Calvin, president of the Bon Alaska Mining Company, left New York for Wrangell on Monday night.
 Ed GrigWire's dandruff treat ment is the best OF the market Try it and be convinced.
 Found. Pocket knife. Owner may recover same by calling at this office and proving property and paying for this ad.
 The Guild will meet with Mrs. E. B. Mitchell on next Wednes- day.
 A. B. Forest took passage for Seattle on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 Mrs. ". C Waters left for Se- attle yesterday afternoon.
 C. w. Bart, specialist in all branches of photography. See display adv. on this page. Word comes from Seattle that a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. w. J.. Neill recently.
 Let I. e. Bjorge do your haul ! ing. Auto truck always ready. Born-To Mir. and Mrs. J. J. McTague on Wednesday, Sept. 12, a girl. Dr. Shurick reports mother and child doing well. w. T. Hale, superintendent of the cannery at KlaWack, arrived in Wrangell today.
 Don't forget the Red Cross home cooking sale Saturday af- ternoon at 800 o'clock at the town hall.
 Mems and women's garments cleaned, pressed and repaired at the New York Tailors. All work neatly and promptly done. Your patronage solicited. Miss Annie Loftus sailed south on the Jefferson. She will resume her studies at the Salem high school.
 H. Marcus who spreads the fame of the Hipress boots in Alaska, is in the city.
 For Sale My drayage business, including barn and feed on hand. Oscar Carlson.
 George Hoxsworth, superinten- dent of Indian schools in South eastern Alaska, will arrive in Wrangell in a few days. He has been busy on the West Coast during the past month.
 Have your hauling done by the old reliable drayman Oscar Carlson. Charges reasonable.
 "Chips' Cole arrived from Ju- neau esterday.
 Paul Owens left on the City of Seattle yesterday for Seattle.
 Rev. Father Kern, who held services at the Catholic church Sunday, returned to Ketchikan yesterday on the City of Seattle.
 For the shave and haircut of satisfaction go to Ed Grigwire's shop, opposite drug store.
 For Sale-Victrola, practically new, with 8 10-inch and 8 12-inch double disc records. Will sell cheap. Apply to foreman Alaska Sanitary Packing Co.
 Let l. c. Bjorge do your haul ing. Auto truck always ready.
 c. w. Bart. specialist in all branches of photography. See display adv. on this page.
 Have your watch repaired at George Cowan's, opposite the Wrangell hotel bar.
 Jess Platter returned on the Hazel B III from a trip up the Stikine. While away MT. Platter bagged two moose.
 (. s. Hubble, United States government surveyor, is in Wran- gel.
 George Clothier, provincial mining engineer, arrived on the Prince George this morning from Prince Rupert.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Clark re- turned yesterday on the City of Seattle from Juneau where Mrs. Clark has been in the Juneau General hospital. Mrs. Clark is now convalescent and expects to be fully recovered in short time.
 Miss Gregerson, who has been
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20
CABLE NEWS

New York Mitchell, the fu- sion candidate, won the mayor ality nomination in yesterday's S primaries.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

E. P. Clark, who returned to Wrangell yesterday from Juneau made the first two trips up the Taku on the Cassiar in. company with Capt. Wm. Strong. Mr. Clark states that no difficulty whatever is experienced in navi- gating the Taku from its mouth to Inchlet Creek, a distance of about 50 miles. He predicts that MT. Strong will do a thriving tourist business on this stream next season. MT. Clark also re- ports that the government road along the Taku from its mouth to the international boundary line is an exceptionally well graded road, sixty feet wide, which is fully up to the standard of the State highways in the States.
 The Hazel B III returned from Telegraph Creek Monday and de- parted again Tuesday. On the last trip-C I. Jackson, the schief engineer, killed a large wild goat which to some extent compen- sated him for being away from Wrangell over Sunday.
 George H. Edson left this week
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-20

George H. Edson left this week for Seattle.
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