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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-10-18
IIaIey-IIaIeY.

Mrs Mary e. Haley and William
y. Haley were married this afternoon
by d. w. Happen, probate judge. Mrs.
Haley is from Salina and Mr. Haley
from Bennington, where they will re-
side.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-10-18

The D. NJ. c. club spent very
pleasant afternoon Thursday. octo-
Der IL, at the W. r. Mullin home
Mrs. Robinson being hostess. There
were eleven members present. The
meeting was conducted as usual
Yrs. Robinson served a dainty lunch
con, consisting Of ice cream. waters
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-10-18
SOCIAL DO|NCS OF THE WEEK


Mrs. Margaret Pontious of 105
South Buckeye, entertained a few
friends at her home in honor of her
sister, Mrs. F. C. Gordon, of Wells
Vile, who is here visiting for sew
eral weeks. An enjoyable time was
spent after which refreshments were
served Those present we're: Mrs.
j. w. Hoover, Mrs. John Harmon
Mrs. F. c. Gould of Solomon, Mrs F.
G. Gordon, B. V. Pontious and Mrs.
Julia NJ. Pate.
Stark Duckwall.
Miss Mamie Stark and Mr.. G. FL
Gen Duckwall were married at the
Presbyterian parsonage at 8 O'Clock
last evening. Rev. Dr.. f. s. Blay-
ney performed the ceremony. Only
immediate relatives were present.
The bride has lived in Abilene all
her life and is known by large cir
Gle of friends. Mr.. Duckwall is
treasurer of the Western Merchan-
disc company and is thoro bust
ness man. Mr.. and Mrs. G E Duck
wall left this morning in their car
for Excelsior Springs, Mo-. where
they will spend several weeks.
e.
Kinncy-Bear.
Miss Bertha Kinney and Mr. Paul
R. Bear were married by d. w. Tap
pen, probate judge, today. After
short trip, they will reside in Chap
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-10

Der ebemalige 8unbeslenator
,yorafer lit in Cincinnati, i'm IIter
pom 70 Sabreu, eeitorben.
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.ssd1Jrrsuriammlnna oes Altenbtim
Gilfspereins.

Mittpeh nahmittng Inn 4 ltbr
Fnn6 IN Der 8eetbopen 9nlle Die Sab
r~esDerSammlaing oes Mltenbeim
4idfspereins ftatt. Sic geriamm-
illng mar febr gut beindt uno eS
seigte lib elm reyes Snterelie. Sn
Dem altenbeim gebt alles leinen rl+
bigen Gang. Durh Die gatigfeit
Der airden lit es selungenL Die,
-mebrere Eaufeno Collar betragenee
aGfulo oes Mltenbeims sum groBten
3<fle dbButragen. neioer mar es benz
:0nIfsperein, bei ben boben Sebens-
mitteIpreilen in oielem Sabr nid1t
moglifl, ettpas 81 eriibrigen, Die
Soften fraBen Die Ginnabncn aif.
gei ben boben Sutterpreilen brad.
ten audi ole ldoneu aiibe. Die oas
Altenbeim beiibt, nidts ein. Sm al.
tenbeim befinoen fid jeBt ad)t8ebn
Berlonen Grauen uno Manner. Die
sSraiien lteben i'm Sitter BON 70 biz
80 syabren, Die Mdnner iino onrd)
gebenos ettpas finger. MIt limo liz
auber dGe uno nerfhieoene babel
gfiemano, Ser ii6 um Tie fiimmert
Da lino iie immer frob, ipetm Sc
mano iie beIndt, audi iuenit Die gc
Huber feline @nben brinaen. Die Srd
fioentin bittet oaber ale, lid Der al
ten 2eute 5u erinnerll uno fbnei
oann uno apann einet gelud) dbSit
Ttatten. Mu1 fir abgelegte alei
iolinq fpiiroe man oanfbor iein. I'M
DOR dlcm fir Iiid)tiifer itno ser
nietten, ocnn an oenen mallgelt e:
! lebr.
Die Gumen mod)ten ihrea 5ofos
ser ourb freiipiaige geitrdge gebil
bet piro. gerne p%ergroBern. 81
haben mdhreno oes pergarigeiiei
syabrcs BON perIdieoenen Seiten gro
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InianD
Ger friihere Is[,niif

Ger frilbere Ellpif Trofei-
for CHARLES 6. Gaipter BON. Girgi-
mia TolDtehniIden Snltitllt, Der am
10. Mar5 3. SIS. ben iuftgen Stod=
ton Seth einen befnmnten. sports
mann i'm &aipter' ld)en &auie erlhoi
len bot, mrrbe bonn 9iItriftsgeridt
81 gmiitiansburg, Sa., mad elmer
fiir3en &erbanolung freigeIproden.
Yr1lioent 8illon bat Der
Muttcr oes nit benz amerifaniIhen
Oampfer .M5tee~ untergegangenen
annoniers Sobn s. gopolreei: iein
geilein ausgeoriift uno bic Jrau
inter anfhebung Der GioiloienIt+
Sorld)riften ais gedberin inn Shiffs
baiibof si @aibinstpn anIteIlen laI
fen.
Mebrere bambert Mennoniten
aus Heno uno ben n1liegenoem
Counties in &nnfns baben lib at III
re 9nnoes : Senntoren NIT Dem Or
Iud)en getpunot, ibnen Dispens bonn
Mflit1roienit 5a perifaffen. Sic re-
Iigiofen @ebr1ade Der Mennoniten
perbieten ibnen oen @ebraudt bon
@affen loipie oas 8ergieBetr bon
MenIdenblrf. Sic baben 1id) Dor
Sabrem alls HuBfano nud) oen yer.
Staaten aefliid)tet nno baS BON III
nen in annios beipobnte Serraln
in einen nubren 8lumengarten Der
monoeIt. Die BON ibnefr angefeg
ten ~ssaruen iperoen in Dem gansen
Ser. Gtaatell ais MuIter angeleben.
es lit fcbr mabrldeinfih, baB ibr
@elud) beriidfid)tigt miro, 5nmal ia
sic Syarmarbeitcr 10 fDie 10 pom
a~riegsoienit oiisaenoinmen peroen
iolen.
@ouperneur Sorpoen bon Sui
nois bat ore 2esislatur oeS Staa-
tes a~ufseforoert, Elm @eiee 81 pai-
Iieren, ourd) welhes aae Saloons,
sic in einem flint 0teilen &aoins
BON ser Great Safes gtopal Srai-
nina Station liegen, a~eld)loiien
meroen. Matiirlid ltedt Der Gr5pro-
bibitionilt Sofepbls Daniels, Der
sen Morine : Offi5ieren Dos Grim
fen ld)on obgeipobnt bot, blnter Der
aon5elt @eIdid)te.
G~ierbdnoler aus Den Staaten
| 9onIas, 9tebrasfo, Sfluboma lto
geras, meIde falle @ier perlanot ia.
ben. iino Dor oas Sunoipirtid)aftlihe
Oepartement in &aibingtou s~itiert
porbert, Inn iid) eegen Die e~rbobeneii
Inflagen 5u perteioigen. 6aitlc
eier weroen pom @eieb ais Der
falldte" Iabrunssmittel onaeieben.
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Sic S~esisIatnr.

Ser Senat bot 0ie BetDiaigungs
bin fir bas Salifi30epartement UNI
oie Bid, peIde Die Sl1nme bon $50
1000 Collar fir sic @ilonng elmer
Some @iinrb" BON tnuien0 Mann
Die Die @ren5e ihiiset ion, betpiligt,
Nangenonni1ten.
Jm Senat tuair6e Elm geibluB ein-
gebfnd)t, ben 4ongreB gu erhud,en.
onBsrr Gbeo. MooiepeIt NIT elmer Di-
xilion anserifnnilder 9rtppen nod
xSranfreid ldide. Der geidlub Ell.
regte idarfe 9ppolition uno miro,
fdlieBlib benz &omite fit militdri=
fhe Miiaelegenbeiten iiberlpielen.
Gen 2egislatoren unD ibreil Sunni.
lien mllroe bon ben @iirgern Mnitins
elm Barbecue an Damn ueranitaltet,
Dem Elm Gang I'M Eapillon nm safs
MIffin foIgte.
@onperneltr Jerguion bat nit eli
ner 5fpeiten grtraiibultg georoft.
ipenrl Die 9eeYhe GdpiIbiider yfa
nidt arsenommer fuerbe. es ld,eint
ober, aIs tuenn bieie Drob1ne feilea
ftarfen GinfliiB olf Die 9egislatorer
tnlsiibf.
Ens Sans bot BON Ser 9efpillf-
gungsbiG fir Die slderbau- uno @c=
tperbeiduIe cine @elpiligung bon
$4,000 fir Elm laitOpirtihaftlidcs
@ebduoe qeitriden. Gin ~friiberer
BeIdGlB, Die gcwiaiglina boz $50.
600 fir elm ~8nnnalium@ lei oef
NormaIldaile in sun Marcos lsn
itreifer, n4roe in @ieoerermdgung
gp5ogcn INN Die yemiaigung wlr0c
tpieber in 0ie Bill einaefiigt.
Die giG, tpeld)c cine 9elpiaigune
fiir Bic Musrottitng oes Citrus Gan-
Ter mnd]t, 1uurbe bonn Sanic ange-
sstpninlen.
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gruuSeissntun,s . uesertrasnnsen.

Nad[nb noul3 3. 9e5aro II. g.. burfl
ben 8ormlunbr an CHARLES @raebnsr.
@runo5tiid an Der Srto uno 2eoua Str,
$500.
Sout9 Gan Intonio Snbultrial Cont
pam aa Sran5 Surge. @runoitiid in
Soutb Gan Mntonio; $500.
q. g. @reiner an Carrie & 9esnSe,
@runoftiid in Gait gnb; $500.
s.. 50. @lir5 an 9iIber~S eutidssSars
raft Company, @rnnoitiif i'm Gitts8lod
1143; So.
Soiepb 9. 9obbiu an Auanlt 6.
CORNING, f2 Ider Sano; $41O0.
Gonrao nnb Catherine Bentiuortb an
Srant Sale, @rlinoitiid an Der Ban Nef
Ctr $3.50.
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<atarff
Naumiuone
EDffonfamen- Eru0mffe.

Gin antpniD; Ser. 1919 gts.
@alpeitpn. geltern. 1925 Cts.
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ettatr M~usaltidmesbtb6r)t.

gs miro hermit 5isr 9enttnis ge-
bradt, Dab oas adJtbate Gounsp
aommiiI1rs : @eridt bon 8erur
gountn geras, aut 5iueiten Montag
i'm Mai bieles Sabres 1917, alfo am
~pier3ebntem Gage 6ieies Monats, als
telerausgleidninesbeboroe 5uIam-
mentreten unb in Sisung bfeibeu
miro, fir BEN Greed, bonn 6te,ier-
aiieiior BON 8erar County ale feline
INSTRUMENTATION, Bidder etc. bebnfs
lbrer Snipeftion, 8orreftion. Nus
gleidmng uno 9eltatiguns enteegen-
5unebmen. Gum 3eugnis bierfiir
meme llnterihrift nit beiaefiietem
Office SiegeI in Gan autonip,
3eras, an bieiem oritten Gage oes
Weai 81. Q. 1917.
(SiegeD Sranf u. Neiuton,
Gountp Glerf, gerar gorntp, Geras.
(Nnaeiae.)
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u IIerIei i.

IIerIe /.
Die Nadsablung Der bel Del
lesten @abl nbgegebenen Skinner
bat oas @eblreiultat nidt perdn
bert; inn @egenteiI fonnte f~onitatieri
peroen, oab &omnii7Gr @prlnno it
@irflidfeit 100 Stimmen mebr er.
balten bat, als 5uerit angegeber
tltrben.
SIM Sitter BON 81 Sabren if
Gfali Sbereie Dietib CUR epigar
Mlibe eingegangen. Sic mar i'm ST.
iaB geboren uno fam I'M Sabre 1886
nad Gan Mntonto. lteber[ebt miro
Die Gerl6ieoene BON 5apei Sobnen,
5pei Sodtern uno bier gnfeln.
6rau Dora 5raiman lit i'm
Mlter bon % Sabren ans Dem Sc
ben ge1d)ieoen. Sic mar in RllB-
Lamb geboren lebte ieit etiua 2Ia
Sssabrem in San Mntonio INTO miro
bon ibrem Soften iopie ibren 81
tern betruiiert. 9ie Beiiesung fin
oet anf benz prtboooren jiioiif)eli
5rie0bofe itatt.
,3u Ser augeublidlid) in unle-
rer Staot nbgebalteien gfs5aon-
BENTON, meld@e pom Waapor 8ro1pn
Inn Namen Ser Stabt bemiafnmmt
muroe, babeu fid etfua 1000 aus
tpartige gelufer eingefnnoen. Sic
antpe{enoen Mitelieber fanoten on
Braiioent @iIfon Elm Telegramn
ab, in BEN fic feline Yolitif in0olfie-
rem urS rbn ibrer 2oDnlit1t per-
Iidern- @e1ltc madJmittas Inn 4:30
llbr finoet cine eroBc 8araoe Mott.
Drei ilingc Strolbe, I'M alter
bon 8 bis t3 Sssnbren, ipeld)e pom
YoIi5ifien aobr perbaftet mnrOen,
baben cine garse An5obl fleiner
0iebit6ble eingeltanoen. &aa's
Store an Der gfnnco 2anoitraBe
pfIegten Tie regclmdBige 9einde OBJ
5uItatten e~itttucnOeten aber ME mebr
ais % ooer 30 Gents aus Der Ga
benfaiie.
9ie San glntonio 8anfet ba-
ben ariegsbonos, ODER Die eS BEL
ler flinat r2ibertp poan" Bombs,
inn @erte pom 21s bis 3 Wiaioncn
Collars a1tgefnuft.
Gem County Yennten z. s,
8an, Der einen auf Dem god)e Ell
ncs cinitodigcn @ebduoes oil Der
Snllton nmo 2olopo StraBe Ifla.
fenoen Mann arretieren uollte, iDllr.
Sc EN- Bicycle aeitoblen. Mls
cr nit 1einem Mrreltanten alf Def
StrnBe micoer anIangte, bemerfte Ell
gu leinem groBen Merger, oaB eir
Spishlbe, Der i'm ieoenfallS beobac)
tet bate, auf Dem Haoe oapongc
fabren mar. @. &. @iaiams, III
@eit Sonlton StraBe, meloete Der
0ieEtabI zines 8ortemonnaies Mi
$t2.10 nnb Charles Steffler uni
! 60. &. Mcpers beflagen Den Verlll
ibrer 9icpcles, Die ans Der Gin
qanqsbole oes 9. M. 6. u, @e6aii
oes geltoblen muroeu. aus einen
Sintergebdnoe an Der 9allas StraB
uuroen IA automobilteilc, meld)
Sam Sanecef eeborten, ~entrpenoet
m1breno i'm Iorberbailie einc Nuf
ton abgebalten ipnroe.
Gin iuneer Marn, Der in Sos
fe's Store fir 100 @aaren gefalf
nno oaFiir einen falid)en ebed i
@obc BON $50 los meroen polite
erariff Dos Saienpanier, ais Der III
bcoienenoe Glerf nit Ieinem Sin
fgufe mo oen berousSngebenoe
$500 SIT lanae blieb. SIN areoii
Oeportement bate man in5fplIde
feltgeIteat. baB ser Gbed, Der Dor
z. Mai oatiert mar, cine 6dlld1ilt
Iein mnBte, GA Der ausIteller, mi
ser areoitmann sufdaig wuBte, le'
brei Wornten BON Der Staot abipt
Ieno NOR. God Der iluee Sod,ltaple
mar berldipunben, ebe man i'm tcl
nebrletr fonnte.
gom Sort Gam Soitlton ipel
Sen in ocn ndditcn Sagen So Sff
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3ebrer Nerlamgt.

Gin oeuti6er perbeirateter Seb-
rer fir Die Salaoo Salep Sdplle.
@ebalt $4,000 ben Monat, 10 Mio-
nate Sdule CUTE 2ebrerwobmnas
mo @orten. Wtan menoe lid on
3arl EriuG
So Eape,
Gonrao Eape, Srnltees.
81. go. 9, San Intonio, Ger.
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Bere Sun1nlell als @eldenfe erbal-
ten unb boffent oaB bieie Milotatisz
felt iif in Der 3alfunft nod peritar-
fen moae.
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aGe Sprfen pm Druid . arbeiten,
mic gider, ,Goloers", griefbosen uns
0vuperts, aarten, Gireuiare. Ginlabmn.
aen niw., In 9eutid nnb GnsIiid. nett
ansaefabrt. @tIfom & ed 10
a n Yrtntins 81, FOG Yauarro Ctr
r,I Grp6ett 1925. fHna.N
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Shu AfltpnlD; Ser, 1872 Ste.
@alpeitpn. geiteril. 1925 Cts.
Goffonfamen-ErpSnfte
San Mntpnio,, geg.. 10. Mai t9t7-
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Gil, ZOE
Gents pet 01Ione
Wem Darf,, To-. Mai. ~ @pot. 1855.
bis; 8ni, $15.84 uno $685.; Sani,
$3.50 uno $t6.11; Nugnit, $1,000 unb.
$16.12; 6eptember, $t6.15 ii. $16.16;
0ftober, $3.50 mn@ 1851, Nohem~
Der. S15.36 nr6 $3.50; 9e5ember,.
$15.37 iuo $t5s39.
burm-ErOanfte
Gam M1tonio,. Seg. 10.t geni 19t7%
Butter ..........2 3c-30c per Rfufb
gier (nur friide) 49,. &c per 9aubeno
6ibneg ..... 18cA25c per Bfnno
$rrfehs ...... 1Sc Der YfurS
@ei5em ... $3.f71a per gu@Mel
aorf ..... 1922. $1.S5 ber 8nid1eI
SAFER ......... CSC per 81i{deI
Geu ........... $4,000 per SpMre,
0tn.lie-
H~artofhcfn. California nno Colorado.
1925; Reaa, $500.
SiBe 8artoffeIn. Yumpfin gon.
SGD IND $S.4U.
3tpiebeln, geras grpItal @ar. $1,000
@ermuoa, $2.O0 per Crate.
gohnen, Colorado. Yinto, Der chit,
$t4.O0; California 8abolts, per ctpt.,
$3.50; SmtS. $500, 2imn, $1,000;
stnbb. SIS; 8lndebes, $f1.00; Meulto
Green, per @u5del 6ampers, $1.50.
Somnten, Seras. $500 Der Nor.
Haoieshen, 35c +. / 9b6. Biin6et.
8lumenfobI, $2.25 Der Crate.
aobI, $500 per 100 gfune.
8rinsr Yfeffer, Csc per 4fnrso.
Spindt. Toe per WufneI.
Crime Grbfen, $500 per Camper.
Otrn. $500 far Nuidel.
8eeten, SIS MnS So s per 100 Efuno.
MeerrettfesWurseln. per Efo. 1871,
@urfen, Der grute, $500.
Generie. 90c U. $1.00 per Dnbenb-
1eteritlie. Acc Der gt1. sWin6eI.
@ierpfIai3en, SC II. 10c per Hfin6.
9opfialat. Gal, $3.50 per Crate.
Crate.
Gelbe &nr5eln. 40 Ii. Acc per 9bo.
SauaIb, per 8uIdeI, $1.O0.
Spnrgel. 75e per Oneeno 8iinoei.
Tieu Mnrft.
San Nutonio, Ser, 10. Mai 1917
&ibe $3.50 Bis 1925.
O6ieu $500 bis $3.50.
8uleu $3.50 biz 1926.
ad[ber 600 bis $500.
ct 9ouis, 10. Nai 1917. Nirie@
oieh. Ssrassgieh. $3.50 Bis $3.50.
Sdaueire 1915 bis $3.50.
Sante.
Sdtpers ucnr gdIafter ......22 era
eeifte Bum G6lodter ...... " ea
Gfritu aeidlsens ..........lSh -"
Seize.
NnaorasSieeen, Ter Rfb. 10 gA
Hndora,Sieoen befhdoiai sH
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ltniere SienItbpten.

.Saben Sic irgcno tpeldc Gnl
pfeblungen2"
$50, @am, aber id) babe lie 3.
&auie geIaiien, neil lie mir ebenir
tuenig geredt iperoen tpic meme 1bi
tographien."
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LokdIeS.
gsransfdtlides 8etter.

SIR SON Mntonio ilno l~tmgegeno:
6eute abeno rno Sreitag: &egen-
idJauer.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to extend to all of Skag- way my most heartfelt thanks and gratitude for all the kindness and sympathy shown me, and wish to thank the Benevolent and Protect i've Order of Elks and the Skagway Volunteer Fire Department, and the friends in Juneau, Haines, Car cross and Whitehorse, for messages of condolence and beautiful floral offerings in this great loss of my beloved husband and son.
 Mrs. w. C.McKenzie.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
PEOPLES COUNCIL MEETS IN
 CHICAGO SOLDIERS ARRIVE
Mayor Thompson Defies Orders
 of Illinois
 Governor

Chicago, Spet. 4.-After being driven from three states, the Peo- les Council of America met in this city Sunday and perfected terms of peace and planned for democracy. The formal organization of the council was perfected and @ public session was held under the pro- lection of the Chicago police hcting on orders of Mayor Thompson which were in direct defiance to the con- mands of Governor Lowden of the state of Illinois.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
SEATTLE LABOR PARADE IS
 LARGE

Seattle, Sept. 4-Beneatb laden skies labor forces yesterday paraded fully thirty thousand strong thru the streets of this city. They were led by the metal trades council of fifteen crafts. A great number of women were in the line. ..
 President Gompers wired, "Main- tain a clear vision and stand true and loyal. Before another Labor Day shall come desirable and per manent peace shall have been es- ,abltshed with the concepts of just
 @, freedom, and huanity."
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04

Extension with headquarters in this city. The survey of church condi- lions in the negihbOrhood of the cantOnments and other camps shows that while in most cases the Metho- dist Episcopal churches in the vii cinity were able to perform an ade- Quate ministry to the normal pOpu- lation, many of them are entirely inadequate for meeting the needs of the 15O,OO0 Methodist soldiers who will be distributed throughout the different camps. This $25O,- 900 will be used to equip regular Methodist Episcopal Chaplains, to equip and support volunteer chap Iains for Officers Training Camps and to render more efficient Metho- dist churches located near the camps.
 The strongest men in the de- nomination will be sent to serve as pastors or associate pastors at these camp churches. Bishop Jo- seph F. Berry of this city is president of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church and Dr. David D. Forsyth, Cores bonding Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
FULTON VICTOR
 IN SIXTH ROUND

Caton, Ohio, Sept. 4.-Fred Full ton decisively defeated Carl Norris of Oklahoma, in the sixth of a fifteen round bout here last night. Victory for Fulton was given be- cause of disqualifications on the part of Morris who continually but ted his opponent. Fred Fulotn noF has the right to fight Jess Willard.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
THREE REGIMENTS
 ON RESERVE DUTY

Chicago, Sept. 4.-on Sunday members of the second, seventh, and eighth regiments of the federalized guard of Illinois were ordered by the war department to report to their armories in this city on the night of Labor Day and be ready for reserve duty.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
ALASKA INCOME TAXES ARE
 LARGE

Washington, Sept. 4. - The con ference of international revenue re- ports for the past fiscal year that Alaska paid in corporation income and individual income taxes S969,- 900 and that dry Washington paidH k quor taxes to the amount of two million dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
EARTHQUAKE IN COLOMBIA

Washington, Sept. 4.-Three hun dred houses were destroyed and a number of casualties are reported as a result of an earthquake at Bogota, a Columbia state depart ment message to the American gov ernment states today.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
GERMAN RAID KILLS I07
 SAILORS .

London, Sept. 4.-One hundred and seven sailors and one civilian were killed, and eighty-tbree sail ors were wounded, when six Ger man airplanes raided Chatham last night. None Of the enemy planes was reported as being shot down.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
MAY PREVENT SHEPARD
 STRIKE
Photos by American Press Association.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Wiley Du- thie Ames, of the federal adjust ment board, today again left this city to join a conference in Seattle designed to prevent shipyard strikes which have been called in Seattle and Portland.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
TO PREVENT FURTHER
 MEETINGS

Chicago, Sept. -Four compan- ies of National Guardsmen arrived from Springfield at 8 o'clock lasQ night on the orders of Governor Lowden and will prevent further meetings of the Peoples Peace conference.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
TO PROPOSE NEW TERMS OF
 PEACE

Washington, Sept. 4.-That Pope Benedict XIV now has Germany's max imum and minimum peace terms is the report reaching official sources today. It is understood that the pope will propose a new set of peace terms and reports indicate his hope of success.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
DUTCH
 SHIPS LICENSES

Washington, Sept 4-,President Wilson today refused licenses to one hundred Dutch ships seeking to carry grain cargoes to Holland. All shipping to neutral countries which again ship to enemy nations has been stopped by the United States government.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
WELL KNOWN
 ALASKAN DIES

Seattle, Sept. 1. - George Ky rage, for many years a reLident of Juneau and other sections of Alas ka, died in Greece recently, accord ing to a cable received yesterday by his daughter who is nurse in this city. .,.. d. aals
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
FIGHTING IN
 ITALY INTENSE

Udine, Sept. 4.-Fighting along the Austrian-Italian line continues to be intense, and many Austrians have been taken prisoners by the Italian forces. Italian artillery fire is reported doing great damage.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
SOLDIERS ARRIVE TOO LATE

Chicago, Sept. 4-.Four compan- ies of National Guardsmen rushed from the state capitol on a special train to this city Sunday in an eff fort 10 prevent the meeting of the Peoples Council, but arrived after the meeting had adjourned and had accomplished its purpose.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
S250,000
 IN WAR CAMPS

Philadelphia, Pa, - $25O,OOO for War Camp ministry to Methodist sol diers is being asked of the Metho- dist Episcopal hCurch through it's Board of Home Missions and Church
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
WILL STRIKE
 IN P0RTL1a0

Portland, Sept. 4.-Eyery work man in all the shipyards of this city voted Sunday to strike on the seventh of this month. Higher wages are demanded.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04

Washington, Sept. A message from the state department today says the civilian population and cousuls of Riga had evacuated that place three weeks ago and that the government of the United States was so advised at that time.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04

Berlin. Sept. 4-.Emperor Will helm, with the Hun forces on the northeastern front, wired the En- press of Germany today telling of the capture of Riga. This" he said, lis another milestone of Ger mauy's uuerriug will to victory"
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04

Riga is port and coaling station on the Duua river, miles from the Gulf of Riga, and an important in dustrial center. The harbor is ice-free from April to November. Riga has machine works, breweries, distiueries and saw mills.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
GERMAN FORCES CAPTURE
 RIGA SAYS HUN EMPEROR
ConsuIs Left Three Weeks Ago Says Department
 of State

Petrograd, Sept. 4.-On account of a threatening situation the Rus sians have eyacuted Riga, the war office announced today.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04
WILSON LEADS PARADE

Washington, Sept. 4. - Led Dy President Wilson the firSt drafted men in washington, D. c. today marched the entire length of Penn sylvania avenue. President W.T. son walked with the men for d mile and one half in the hot sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-04

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