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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-29

lsrRAYED AWAY-Four year old bas
mare. with colt. branded IN. con-
|nccfcd. on aeft hip. strayed from Hig-
Enb0tham ranch. Notify Almon
Iiartsuf. Echo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-29

.FOUND-Plnk lawn dress on road
east Of Pendleton. Finder can have
same by calling at sos f. Railroad.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-29

WA7STED-Work for season, expert
enced separator tender. gas engines
or ground power. Address 2zs Beau
regard ST.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-29

LosT-canary bird dame); reward.
Phone 7S4-W. I0s w High.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-29

FOR SALE REASONABIE-D u. g.
Bosch Magnetic. Apply A. Mccarty,
sIs Willow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-29

FURNISHED APARTMENTS. close
in, toi Aura-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
CATTLE AND STOCK


ron SALE rhluysit head high grade
Hnsto.n cows aud heifsfa. viii sell on
iur hrlrd, aIH1 Three unit milking ma
chino. Lone star Dairy. Muiyanc Kan
ron fALF Team Of matched bnck
dIn h0rfns, weight shout 1900 pounds
zach ana y years 0'd fine condition
working 0yory day also Het double Wofh
hafnsss. nearly aH GOOD NJ new, eNtu
heavy Federal Truck Company ~
American National Bank nIdg Okla
homa CITY, Okla
FOR SALE g. 20 head hlgh grade fresh
young Jersey COWS and heavy spring
efH Riverside stock Farm $50 Grain
lHchanEe Walnut iiCG
nlGlsTEEEh porchsrun stnllIon
years oli, and good breeding Jack can
show their colts Write hallenbarFef,
70 p Oklahoma CITY
WhNrfp-stock 90 pasture. woven wire
fence Y mile east Uf stop 10. on Norman
ni'rufhan. Address John a Hurt
u.ilsrEntD buy moro years old
cheap. cash or lOtF Q. n en- Walnut
2qyO
IuN HAlE pair OF small black horses
PCS West Reno Walnut is68
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
Cheap Farm

Cheap Farm
i5p acres miles from Oklahoma city.
100 acres fine Erhss balance In oultiya.
t0on rood well and mill small house and
barn. terms, $3.50 O n Cooper
H. A. Markham Co.
Maple 6ls iis N Robinson ~.
100 acres, ai valley and high.
NJ grade alfalfa farm, 10 minutsr'
ride from Main and broadway,
Oklahoma Cly' 10 acres In al
lalfa, 70 acres under hog fence, " acres
wheat 10 acres pasture. 10 acres cotton.
GO acres corn and knflr corn small creek
uylnr water. Witts timber for fua ana
posts, improved with good s-room house,
J small harms. good cement cave ? wen.
and wlndmllls. on telephone and rural
route n YOU are looking Tor hlEh.
grade alfalfa farm priced = little below
| the market value don't fall 10 see this
one. price $4,000, on terms OF one
/ half cash.
FE Mathews.
Farm Loan Depariruent,
a. r. gTUART a co.,. 49,
H'hif' nv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

uAruAfN Ar NtuuL - 1900 Ioct
hlrduHu Uni mmIWfs ai Invoice
% .0r gIN HHa.I n'' ~ dIscDuni oi
TrHf i|N UUI MONTH leased 1000 first nest
snr lnd 1nn o.. I0nHaI N desired Paid
y.'r 300 percent rfuNt lHHt year ana
have done over twice mo .H.uWf nf hue
'nras HH ErHr un u Hnif snap Tor
live HH. WIfh little money 4 ID
N1N bnI MHdIll OHn
uOi.fHI business rDrUur Iu Oklmulgss
fur HIIn Hi bargain NJ fariHnr foOWf
HnN A over Guaranty state Hank. Ot
mu.grs Phone W
IuU SALE lu hUylnr Oklahoma towu
900 WtI established music store hiu
0i. hUuW lusi 6prlnf. correspondence
WyfHh nnS tGI city
Ful HAll Cheap, N taheu IL once
hH.hH.iN Hruu iuHH building HHf
iulr nr Hr'I Address Mack lfFhnm.
AwHHI Nt.H
FUU BALE Hardware and urnlturf
business nF uHdo already HHthh.
iHhr1 more ih1u doubled WY Investment
laHi fr1f como u. WIrs tn T. - Trent
UHmmnu. N.n
INR RAIf
Abstract plant f0r sale f0r 5000.
Hue nHf Han N preferred Large rDun.
It Hn1 NHr business south central
.NHNnmI ~ uhWh0mHn
rur sNlr HtnrH of drugs ln beet olI
tHNu 0I tHos state. Invoice O. 100 aBIes
10000 psr drY Sell of trade o.
Jackson Miami
rDU HNII Wholesale snf retail hHkef.
running l.lOU loayss d1iy. cash busl
pess ln bosi town In oklahoma Address
~ n OknhOWan
fi.700 IN CASH and an equity N u i0'
Iu AID arros of land ln Lincoln county
'ur rrnial rrOpnrty Nm Oklahoma CITY
flat preferred. win assume Addfoss liOI
40, cleveland Okla
PARrNFU WANTED
whnt registered partner must bs
H"0r the dfan aHr and ahle to run =
STORE dolns NOT lsss than ilh 0O0 por ysN
HHi trade Increasing fast am not res
istsrod and my business IL growing fast.
sr than cHu handle properly This ID
mo best 0il ana saf tOwn IN Oklahoma
OF 70 oO0 people win havs 70 O00 people
before me year ends stock and nHture,
iHvulCs OIL mo-. overhead sNpsnzs n per
cent n you want half Interest IN ou'
1f tho best payins dfuH stores IN Okla
homp como and sso n Peters Phnr
macy. ularkwell okla
HgUT PLANT for sale. two complrt,
outfits power f0r 5000 Or no nn0, 70
year franchise. two luta. located Of
| field NJ Cement Cement, Okla 4 4
/ Morris
DRUG stock building und residence fo
sale splendid opportunity e X car,
| okIahomHu.
GARAGE Hni machine shop fnr sale
worth 1I Oln. n taken quick will INK
/ 50 ZOO Profits iIal twelve months owe
| IgWElHY STOCK and bench IN Nv
oil and refinery town. About $500 stock
must sell Albert sthbblns, 0arbsr, Okla
| i6 ROOMS and bath rooms, newly fur
| ulshed and always full IN fast OIL town
| Price $500 Address, RoH ibl, DllWoru
] Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
Florida

T A VAUGHN and wife and }. NJ Dor.
chester and wife OF Oklahoma City will
fsrent sections OF nklAhoms 10 vestigsts
lands IN The Indian River section OF rloy-
Ida Any one interested IN Florida lands
wlll be Rlsdly welcomed IN the party
Kindly communicate with NJ DorchesteFi
aHq North Hudson street Phone Walnut
1fRH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
Oregon

HAVE choice list Of dairy farms. cropped,
stocked and equipped small and large
stock farms full bearing prune orchards
mo your wants and the amount 10 invest
md I guarantees description and price
g. W Vail Carlton, Ore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

$4,000 cash gets this 1917
Studebaker truck first
class condition, a real bar
gain. Balance easy pay
ments, Phone Walnut 284S
l0iG FORD roadster tires aood hni
motor Just uyothauled tho hesi buy IH
town Tor 900 broadway lainfo A Sale.
Co, 1911 NJ Broadway
Af q bargain. iji1 RuperHlS price 5000
1919 Cadillac model bl prlru ilon.
quick sale, going 10 California. Maplf
lOW 1915 " Second
ron BALE Hudson Rupsr.TIE touring
cars model " used oar. perfect rUu
ditiOn, and model J new CHr. VIII HoI
either car owner william J. Mhinkrf
iOi X oak sysnue. Ada. Okla
lglt HUDSON. model $40. lu fine CON.
dltlon and priced t0 Hsl guI.HN
nrosdway Garage 4 Sales CO., l0.l N
broadway
1917 FORD Apsedsisr, run les lhtn ? oon
miles has 30 factory nu.li racing
body In perfect condition throughout
aud real hnrgGln. broadway lHfngr A
s1lsa CO.. 1911 n broadway
ron SALE or TRADE 4 Pose touring
car IN excellent condition, VII. Hcrerl
Ford car ~ part payment Maple 100
and Maple i7i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20


NY nun Rocks VIM every first prize ~
Gold Special ghow. Oklahoma CITY,
sEss, " setting " O. Harwsll, Chlrka
shH, Oka
uAnl chicks Barred Rocks. Rhode
Island Reds also hutNhlnF eggs from 3
~. white ltEhOrnH Phone NfT1 j
u Hollng CITY Il r.
HARkED ROCK sggs, 81 settling Mrs
DlnNldjl0 1900 y 21th Phone RI ib2
ROSE CONN NEb settling eFEs Vibert
strain bred 10 lay o. 20 per setting
22G W ilth NJ o Meistor
LnAhDCAsTLEs & G. n I. REDS
Best I'm southwest eggs from choice
matel pens ii M par setting Mrs V.
" Huri.HsuC oklahoma city
THOROUGHBRED Ruff Orplngton ogFs,
81 b1 per settling Mrs Francis, Route
NJ Walnut N75-l
FOR sALE-naby chicks any kind. i5c
each can LY.bi
CANARY BIRDS from Imported stock Tor
sale Mary Appsrson, 30 W. Fourth
CANARY binds Tor sale lOi2 W. 9Th
Walnut 5ll3.
FOR sAfE = Dandy 1--we. monlhs-oid
psd.Ereed Scotch Collie pup male.
Telephone Walnut 5000
FOR SALE Young canary birds. 10.
WhIfh sbV singers w. II holu AZ once.
Phone Maple 1861
FOR BALE. Barred Rock eggs Csil
Walnut 1888 or 1907 sous Central Ave
g G ". LEGHORN eggs for Matching
from high producing hens and pedl-
psed Barron cockersls. A. q % per SET
Ting and g. per 100 Walter v Brltton a
Son Route g shawnee Okla.
Dogs from not merely pure bred, but
tho very best pure bred Barred Rock,
Single Comb Reds. White and Partridge
Wyendotie. nun OrpinRton and nlue
Andalusnns. tho Leghorns superlors IN
Dgg production Oi large, snow white
eggs 90 per settling from all r II
GHves, ElIzabeth, hlss
REALTHTL orange Persian kittens
Walnut ib10-R
SETTING UENs For sALE-sii y 5rd
SINGLE CONN White LeEhorn eggs NJ
reduced prices, chickens direct from
Ferris 230-2fi-egg laying pens Hlll, iil
N 2tih Maple lisi
FOR sNLE-g5 LAYING hens 1884 Wost
4 2fih Walnut i6GO-I
six pair prlEo winning pigeons reason
able 51s y. tn Maple al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma
INCOME PROPERTY TO TRADE
RDH FARM

NDH FARM
Almost new brick DUPLEX, In the best
residence section of the city, rented 70
good tenants want good bottom farm
Near Oklahoma City j. q Hoedeckei
Owner, as state National Bank.
WANT ranch In Atoks. Johnston MuT.
ray or unrvn counties; l,hN 10 5000
acres good grass and will buy Eood
steera With n A. l. Bowles Ada, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20

RFAiTOHs
Walnut n 1904 West Main Street
rms FARM viii cost you IiO per scr,
this fnll 100 acres half cultivated, and
meadow balance good pasture D acres
orchard. we'll windmill spring fair I'm.
prOvements price nov iIb per acre. also
have The beet improved quarter In the
county ior sole Al ii1b0o 100 acres wheat
and oats and % acres alfalfa and pos
session 80 with sale Alfred Adler, Outh-
rls Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20

AFFw LIMBS or WHITE SPACE
WILL PAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS

NEEDING MONEY - Must @n o. few
shares Of my Tfopic Ice stock will
sell al a bargain. z.6S. care Tlms&
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20

WE CAN GET YOU first mortgage on
close-in improved ranI estate for 50 GOO
al Q percent interest Absolute security
Investigate
50s-iO Insurance Bldg Maple SO
10 rRADF,-t7OO notn. secured by real
estate Want good automobile Call
Maple $500
WE CAN GET YOU A FIRST MORT
GAGE on close In improved Real Estate
for fb 00O ~ percent interest Also
lutte security Investigate
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
eos 10 Insurance Bldg Maple &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
FOR SALE-The finest set
of saloon fixtures in
Texas, $4,000. +. L. Brad
ford 224O Fairmont Ave,
Fort Worth, Texas

TO SELL, for $3.50 cash good cafe I'm best
mining town In Miami district. good
business; best location Write r. r..
care Oklahoman
FOR sALE-Carrom and pocket billiard
psr'Or 10 tables, QNtIrsss bargain FOR
quick action; also 2-ChHlr barber shop
WIN sell one or both rent right 7heo A.
SIMMONS, 2l6 % Lawton Okla
WANTED.A lady with some capital fnr
partner Nm established style shop mI'H.
ner preferred. Address The Vogue rnn"h
city 1Flg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

% REWARD stolen from my place on
Thursday evening April 49, 1915 one
isl b-passenEer Ford car with 1911
body: engine No 6ili7g factory No
bfa6s0 license No. ii1is.l9ls, she'll on
radiator like Maxwell. gas saver AMI
water pump on engine, i2j reward will
be paid for return n car or Tor informl-
tion leading 10 recovery Notify sher-
hrs office Oklahoma city I0e Neme-
chek. owner, n. 2, Box "a Oklahoma
City, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
Nebraska
Arkansas

ALL PURPOSE farms, any slzs, toF
homes and Investment write for new
list J l. Mckinney Imboden. Ark
MONEY making farms In southwest
Arkansas for Slb 20 $40 per acre. oh
good terms; mid healthy climate, no
croI islurssi a. inches annual rainfanl
good markets Send for cony of Farm
bulletin Stuart Land 90 DeQueen, Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
PRIVATE MONEY

to loan on improved city property
loans closed promptly; no red tape
Aurelius- Swanson Co, Inc, State Ma.
tionRl Bank Bldg Walnut 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
A Home Farm
w HAYB sEvERAL LARdD

VIZ HAVE SEVERAL LARGE
TRACTS or RANCH
and timber land for aale In eastern Ok
lahomA, from 100 10 1909 acres In BODY
most ot this land 10 located In line with
the mineral and coal development % Ia
u an acre plAts and description fur.
nlshsd prospective buyers, Wood Realty
Co, WlAter. Okla
olN ACRES. only 10 miles from
W. Oklahoma city 80 acres fine
" valley iS acres splendid alfalfa,
~ acres oats 20 acrea hay
meadow, 10 acres pasture all lays WsllI
fslr i-room house large red harm, GOOD
cave well windmill and small orchardI
price ip.bO0l can deliver AZ once " cold
In 10 days
80 Mathews,
Farm Land Department
Maple IA % ". Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-20
FARM AND ACRE Tracts
oklshomA
Alfalfa Farm

Alfalfa Farm
80 acres eloss 10 shawnss 70 Aere.
growing slfana 100 acres orsat bottom
Lies lsyel 8fOom house, good b.fni
wells mill VIII sell ~ 49, per acre, .
VIII take In good house, Jgeil iocatsd
gaiuod Al about ia. 900 Bstisr get bua
N Ysu want this
d ~ COOPER salesman.
H. A. Markham Co.
Maple t2l ilt y Robinsol
W&C C'Sa @i,.. "Fgg ilgT i:s gsol.;:gs ;:yS ]
acres IN cultivation. 70 aera
lu bottom on Soldier cfesk everlasting
watsr 40 acres now planted IN corn, !
acres NJ Tomatoes nov plantedl 1000 sar.
d0u alrrHdy up 5 Aores IN orchard good
improvements caah for crop, quick 40
tIUn
s's iiARRELL. Farm Department,
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
MARSHALL & NEWMAN
 MOVING QUARTERS
 AND ENLARGING THEM

The firm of Marshall & Newman has completed deal whereby it has secured the entire business, stock, agencies, and buildings of the L. P Davis Motor Company. The two con cerns will be consolidated at once, the Marshall & Newman Company moving it's present shop to the pres ent location of the Motor Company at Front and Ferry Way.
 Marshall & Newman Company is one of the older firms of Juneau and has been most successful business venture. The L. P. Davis Motor Company secured the auto accessory and agency for the Ford and other cars when the estate of the late Fred Stevenson was being closed by the administrator. MT Davis expects to leave for the south within a few days and will offer his services to the government as an expert accountant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
Personal Mention

Ed. c. Hurlbutt, Territorial Road Commissioner for the First Division, who has been spending some time in the south, is returning to Juneau on the Jefferson. He is accompanied by Mrs. Hurlbutt.
 James Manning, deputy marshal, who left Juneau recently with a number of prisoners, is returning on the Jefferson which left Seattle this morning.
 c. Meldner, of the Capitol Dye Works, who has been south for some time is returning on the Jefferson
 T. E. P. Keegan, member of the Territorial Road Commission who has been spending tho winter in the South, is returning on the Jefferson
 David Landsburg, former under ground superintendent of the Tread well mines, is returning to the Chan nel on the Jefferson.
 w. c. Baird, representative of the Washington Shoe Company, is pas senger on the Jefferson which sailed from the south this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
NURSES NOT REQUIRED TO
 EQUIP AT OWN EXPENSE

The impression seems to have been spread throughout certain dis tricts of the Northwestern Division A. R. c. that in preparing for the service as a Red Cross nurse in the Army a great deal of expense must De incurred by the nurse. This is a false impression, as the Red Cross outfits the nurse with all the extraordinary things needed for service abroad, she having to supply only the most ordinary underwear
 The Red Cross aside from supply a complete list of articles, allows $20.00 toward nurses shoes; $12.00 toward heavy stockings, and $16.00 toward heavy underwear, when the nurses are being outfitted for ser vice abroad providing they save vouchers and forward them to headquarters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
ADMINISTRATION OF FOOD BUSY SENDING
 OUT CIRCULARS

The Federal Food Administration office today received 5000 copies of the individual fishermen's s . permits which will be distributed as fast as possible Local fishermen may se- cure their permits by applying to the local offices. Those in other towns may apply to the local administrator of their towns for the permits which will be mailed to them at once.
 Two copies of the permit must be filed out, one to be forwarded to Washington and one retained by the person applying for the permit The licenses will be issued from Washing ton direct, but pending the arrival of the license, the copy of the appli- cation retained by the fishermen will answer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
BUYING FOR THE HOME
 IS A TASK FOR "WOMEN WHO KNOW"

the buying generally done by the house direction Upon her preparedness for this the financial prosperity of that homen very well the comfort and welfare of every o the family circle.
 For long the housewives of America have the economic the home The old habit of buy ing without efficient planning of purchases is dying out.
 The who has for years based her buying upon in commodities and values-who has been stu realization that through it she has keep about the commodity markets prepared keep her home if prosperous a condition in times times.
 the reads the ads is almost always PLANS BUYNG-who decides questions of what to when and where to buy INTEILIGENTLY. She advertisements enable her to know the of pces-and buy opporuney
 advertisements the merchants addressed WO KNOW-to housewives who aim to plan the buying wisely Such will not contribute to the joining appropriations that they will be all desirable things well as all necessities
 ia before devoted much of her time the it herself and to those for whom who solve the buying task SUCCESSFULLY.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
VISITED DAWSON

Capt w. H. Waugh, who returned yesterday from the south, visited with Col. P. w. Davison while in the South. He reports that Col. Davison is at Camp Lewis where he is in charge of the Depot Brigade. All men arriving at Camp Lewis pass through Col. Davison's department, and are assigned to their units by him. Any shortage in any particular unit is reported to Col Davison and he se- cures the men from those reporting,
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
PASSENGERS ON ALASKA.

The steamer Alaska, which ar rived from the Westward last night, brought the following named pas sengers to Juneau: Albert Vile, Mrs Ross, R. Wakelin, F. c. Stath- am and wife, c. A. Criddler. Those leaving for the South were E. E. Dudden, J. R. Maurstad, c. R. Arun- dell Mrs. J. S. Morgan. Mrs. Blanche Barnes, Hugh Currin and wife, M. J. Lund, Christian Tjose- wig and wife, Andrew Halverson, Benjamin Gold and c. H. Nerup.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
sNEAD IS AVIATOR

H. B. Snead, formerly of Thane, in writing to friends in Juneau, says that he is taking an eight weeks coure in flying at Austin, Tex. Mir Snead was commissioned as Lieutenant from the Second officers Reserve Corps and for a time was stationed at Vancouver Barracks- Later he applied for a transfer 10 the flying section of the signal Corps, which was granted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
TWO CASES DISMISSED

Two criminal cases were dismissed this morning by Judge Jennings on motion of the District Attorney. The case against Knut Knutson was dis missed on account Of his having been adjudged insane and the case against Harry Stanton was dismissed on account of his having kept his peace bonds which were given to in sure his keeping the peace for cer- tain length of time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28

THE EMPIRE PRINTING COM PANY has the best equipped com mercial printing office in Alaska; in cludes 13 linotype faces. the lates: styles in types, the only exclusively book and commercial cylinder print ing press in the Territory; modern in every particular; only one quality 'f printing-THE 6EsT-Prices reas nable
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
NOT JOHN T. REED
 BUT CUNNINGHAM R. REED

In the reports of the trial of the Harkrider case which is now being tried in the District Court it was stated that John T. Reed was the defendant. This was an error and should have been Cunningham R. Reed John T. Reed is deputy clerk of the court, and the error was en- tirely unintentional.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
SOPHIA SAILED SoUTHBOUND

The steamer Princess Sophia sail ed southbound this forenoon about Il o'clock taking the following passen- gers from Juneau: w. Larson, Ed mund Smith, Jacob Jacobson, T. A Hellenthal, Mr. Coughlin, P. C.. Brown, Frank Leaterre, o. H. Seather and Mrs. Henry Erie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
AID SOCIETY MEET.

The Presbyterian Aid Society will meet at 2:3O o'clock Friday after- noon with Mrs. w. II. Case. All members are urged to be present as this is the annual electioh anu business meeting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
WELL KNOWN INTERIOR
 MAN VISITING JUNEAU

Albert Vile, formerly of the In terior section and at one time con nected with the Iditarod postoffice, is in Juneau, having arrived from the westward on the Alaska last night. Mr. Vile is on his way south, but will remain here for sever al days. He has been located at Nenana during the past summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
NEW cANNERY CONTEMPLATED

L. w. Bender who arrived recent " from the south reports that he has secured a contract to erect the wharves and buildings for a new cannery to be started at Freshwater Bay, near Gypsum. this summer The new cannery will be operated by the Alaska Packing and Navigation Com pany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
ALASKA soUTHeoUND

The steamer Alaska sailed south bound early last evening with good list from the westward on board. The Alaska loaded 113 boxes of iced fish at the plant of the National In dependent while here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
SPOKANE SAILED SOUTH

The steamer Spokane sailed south bound this morning at an early nour with a fair passenger list from west ward points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28
ATTENTION FISHERMEN AND
 InGGERS

FOR SALE CHEAP - Gas boat Belle dimensions 30 feet 6 inches long. 10 feet beam. IS h. p. Union engine with full equipment to go to sea. For full particulars see Oliver Orange, Juneau Cold Storage Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-28

Hurry up! Only a few days more to secure diamonds, watches, jewelry, cut glass, clocks, etc., at Joe Plants big auction sale. ***