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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Do not be too strict. 1t is a good
idea, when they ask to do something,
to grant part of their request. For
example, if they want to play in
some new place say, Yes, you can
play out there as far as the big tree,
but don't so beyond that" This
shows the idea. Keep them on
friendly terms with you all the
time.
Your children then will be easily
managed and you will all be hap
pier
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
ARE YOU FAT?
JUST TRY THIS

&. Thousands of overfat people hare
become slim by following the advice
OF doctors who recommend Mar
mola Prescription Tablets, those
harmless little fat reducers that SIM
plify the dose of the famous Marmola
Prescription. T- ar
II too fat, don't wait for the doc
tors advice Go now to your drug
cist or write to the Marmola Co, sc !
Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich, and
for 75c procure a large case of these
tablets.
They reduce two, three or four
pounds a week without exercise, Diet
ing or any unpleasant effect whatever.
II too fat. try this to-day.-AdyertiSe
etont
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

sOVIETs ORGANIZE IN URUGUAY
MOntevideO, Nov. 26.-A circular
was distributed throughout the city
yesterday saying: There mas been
organized in oMntevideo the Soviet of
Uruguay with the sole object of prop
agating a revolution of the Russian
MaXimalists.',
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
Serve a Meal

The United States Food Admin
istration asks you to arrange the
time of your party so that it will
include the hour for the evening
meal, and then let you pre-war
refreshments be turned into a post
war supper.
L. Bacon curls, apple relish, corn
fried in bacon fat, victory bread
(only slices apiece, squash pud-
ding.
2. Rabbit en- Casserole, glazed
sweet potatoes, sliced tomatoes, plum
relish, Indian pudding with raisins.
3. Panned oysters with tartar
sauce. potato balls, tomato salad,
plain cake apple sauce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
Squash Pudding

III cups cooked and strained
squash. u teaspoon cinnamon, y
cup sirup, eggs. Il teaspoon salt,
1la cups milk, grated rind of u
lemon. Gradually add the milk to the
strained squash, then the syrup, salt,
seasoning, slightly beaten eggs, and
grated lemon peel. Pour into a
creased pudding dish and bake in
a moderate oven until thickened
like custard. Serve cold.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26
MAKING THE MOST Of
OUR CHILDREN
A Series of Plain Talks to
Parents
By Ray c. Beery, ABB, MA.
President of the Parents Association.

lCopyrlsh! le1s. by the Parents Assoelntlon. Inon
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

All the smart models shown
for the 191S-1919 season and
possessing an elegance of quail
ity that makes them exceptional
values.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Choice of all-wool Ameri-
can Kersey and Velour Coats.
i'm three different models;
belt and pockets; half and
full lined; in variety of
shades.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Draw from one to two and SO on
70 the end.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Made OF Pom Pom cloth,
full lined belt, pockets, large
.sL-~-buttons; in taupe and Bur-
gundy only.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-26

Silvertone Cloth Coats. full
lined belt models; pockets,
large buttons; variety of
shades; an exceptional value.
other Silvertone Coats, at
$32.95 to Sf9.05.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27

S'a inventat i'm aparat care Sc
atasaza la tocnl sau creiondl de
scris. asa ca copii. incepatori 50
lnvcte,cum SAL tic in nina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27
CroniCa iIlediCdla
CO SUBJECT DE MEDICINA
POPULAR3 81 HIGIENA.
Do Doctorul a. Lappner,
DETROIT, MICH.
Acsste artiools Dor opors dc 3
or ~ sdptdmind: Mortia, JOic s;
SsmbdtM
6CARLATINA (SCARLAT FE-
vER).

Aceasta boala este datorita H.
-nui microb care invadeaza cor
pull copilului, Sc inmulteste 81 a.
taca toate partile corpului.
Aceasta boala< este mai rea de-
cit cozecii, pcntru ca de obiceiu
ataca de, aaulte ori rinichii,, carl
ne mai putind lucra aduce moar-
te. DE aceia copii bolnavi de scar
latina, pentru binelc celorlalti
din familie, sal trimiteti la spita-
lul orasului pentru ingrijire.
Aci avem pete rosii pc corp,
dar nu Sc aseamana de loo Gu pc
tcle de cozeci. Aci petele sunt a.
sa de Appropriate uncle de altele
ca nu de loc spatiu de piele sa-
natoasa. y
Limba copilului bolnav de scar
latina Sc aseamana Gu murele, 81
pc englezeste Sc chiama STRAW
berry Tongue.
Copii bolnavi de scarlatina dc
obiceiu pc linga petcle pc piele
mai au 81 ferbinteli, 'dureri de
cap, varsaturi, 81 de multc orr
dureri dc grumazi.
Dupa zile pielea sc descoje-
ste, dind ceea ce Sc chiama taritc.
vedeti, aceste t4rite? Ele contine
microbul scarlatinei 81 daca ma
car de scrieti o scrisoare la cine
va pima Gu prav de acesta de ta-
rite, trimiteti Gu ocazia asta 81
scarlatina 81 astfel nenorociti o
familie intreaga.
De multe ori dupa citcva sap
tamini sd iveste la copii tot cor
pull umflat. Aceasta arata ca RI
nichii sunt atacati 81 c 0 compli-
catie grea.
Alte ori poate avea 81 diftcri;l
in git.
Poate sa capetc scursori dc pu-
roiu din urechi, 81 umflaturi la
inchcituri.
Cum VAN spus mai sus cInd
un copil are scarlatina sd va fc-
RITZ ca de foe. Toti membrii sana-
tosi sa fie izolati.
Piclca unsa Gu unsoarea llr-
matOare:
Acid carbolic 10 picaturi.
Unguentum zinci oxidati o un-
TIA.
Alta mincarc sd nu Use dea de-
cit lapte pentru 6-8 saptamini.
Apa cOpilului sd fie examinata
mai des pentru sc vedea cum
lucreaza rinichii.
Ori cita instruction. 'asi da- a.
semenca cAzuri mai bine sd fic
tratat de un medic competent.
Dupa ce copilul s'a facut binc,
c bine sd afumati odaia unde ell
zacut Gu FOrmaldehMa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27
SE CAUTA $4,000 fENH
- carl voiesc sa SO inscrie in re-
xerva surorilor de caritate din
Statele Unite. -

0UeoOOxO OAAv0s
Guvernul Statelor Unite cauta
25 900 femei there ca sd intre de
studente in rezerva surorilor de
caritate (nurse) 81 sd ses prega-
teasca de pc acum pentru servi-
ciul de surori dc caritatc.
Razboiul de astazi creiaza o
lipsa mare, ca 81 care nu fost
alta, pehtru surori de caritate.
Sa simte 'peste tot locul lipsa Tor.
In serviciu dincolo de ocean, ade-
ca pc cimpul de lupta, vor Fl tri-
mise numai de acelea carl au luat
intreg cursul de instructie. Toate
; aceste surori de caritate sunt re-
crutate din spitalele noastre de
acasa. Locurile Tor trebuiesc UNI,
plute Gu altele carl sd insinua
pentru cursul de instructie de
dol 81 trei ami. Fiecare femeie IT,
nara care sa ipscrie in rezerva
surOrilor de caritate din Statele
Unite are sd faca Ecu putinta par
ticiparea unei surori de caritate
de la spital in serviciul Crucei
Rosii in Franta, unde va mari
numarul surorilor de caritate 81
unde va prinde bine soldatilor ra
niti, lar aici in Statele Unite va
inmulti numarul surorilor de ca
ritate de la spitalele pc carl gu
vernul de pc acum lie cOnsidera
de o dOua linie de aparare natio-
pala. De la sanatatea poporului a.
merican atirna spiritul de lupta
al fOrtelOr acestei t5ri.
Virsta: - Virsta femeilor carl
pot sd Sc inscrie trebue sd fie
intre 19 ami 81 80 ami.
Cualificatia: = Trebue 81 fie
inteligente. responsible, trebuc
sd alba educate buna 81 sa fic
sanatOase. Daca au O educatie de
cOlegiu este Gu alta mai binc pen
tru dinsele. Uncle dintra ScOli nu
Ger nici aceea de la fetcle 81 fe-
meile ce vOr sd Sc inscrie ca sa al
ba scOala superioara (high-
schOOl).
fnr0larea: Lisa va da un
tprilcj Sd Sc inscric in serviciul de
rezerva al surOrilOr dc caritate
ale Statelor Unite in urm&toarele
trci feluri:
tD. Sa vor angaja sd fie i'm as
tcptare pima la | @Aprilic 1919
pentru ca sd fic numite la atare
scoala pentru instructia de SUI.
rOri dc caritate. Dinsele vOr Fl
trimise la scOala indata ce sa fa-
ce un lOc vacant. Cele carl au
pregatiri mai bune vOr fl prefe-
rltc 81 de aceea sa pOate ca nu
ficcare din acclea ce sd instiin-
teaza, vor fl primite.
(2.) Trcbue sd arate ca doresc
sa fic primite de candidate pen
tru scOala surOrilOr de. caritate
ale armatei. infiintata de curind
din ordinul ministerului de raz-
boi, Gu scoli secundare i'm spita-
lclc militarc anume alese.
(3.) Trebue sa Sc angajeze ca
vOr sta in pregatire pima la A.
prilie 1919, pentru ca sa ,primcas-
ca fl numite PIE lilfga orr care
din ScOlile civile ale armatei. A.
celea carl sd inrOleaza asa, vor
Fl chemate la prima lipsa. Guver-
uul crede ca o maioritate din ace
lea carl ID vor inrola isi vor sub
scrie numele pentru ambele.
sCoLME DE ExERCITIU PEN
TRU SUR0RILE DE CARL
TATE.
In tara aceasta sunt 1879 scOli
pentru cxercitiul surorilor de ca
pIto<n vincn 10 n.kGol Il. eo,x,o:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27

In soldat American .poarta pt
front cam nopa pereehi de bo
camel (incaltaminte) pc an.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27
r 4 S p y N s u r I.
Ooannului I. B. Petrovici.

ltIuuils ".
Pentru a sti daca cineva are
Stills, c bine ca sd mearga la un
laboratOr, unde Sc face examenul
singelui, 81 care sd cheama Was
serman test. Daca in rapport spu-
ne Wasserman positive, adica 4
cruel, insemneaza ca Stills, da-
"a Wasserman negative, insem-
neaza ca n are Stills 81 pacat
ca cineva sa cheltuiasca Gu COG.
Pentru cea ialta boala cumpa-
ra la drug store capsule de silvol
) grains fiecarc capsula, topestc
'ntr' r'un pahar Gu apa 81 IA iri-
yatie. Salut:
Dr.. A. Lappner.
Rdspnnsul - "a d0 rum0i prin
HH ~Hme inchipM;t, 81 psntrw a a.
e0peri cheltu;elile Gu n,drci posta-
Il - ksft;e. dovitorii sunt rugoti
Dtms wsorcd dc s cemti. - fntre-
b6rile ~ por adresG Ia 28l Fnr1s-
nDrth. Defroit. Misk
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27
HUSTlU CA:
Lumina caiatoreste Gu o utica.
la de $4,000 le mile pc secunda

Lumina calatoreste GU iutea-
la de $4,000 Yle mile pc secunda.
In soldat american poarta pc
front cam nopa pereehi de bo-
camel (incaltapiinte) pc an.
Sa inventat, un nOu fel de bu-
toni pcntru mansetele de la ca
masc, earl permit purtatorului sd
traga minecilc cit de sus vrea.
Acesti butoni, carl slnt Gu are
spiral. fOlOsesc, la aceia ca Omul
nu-si murdarestc mansctele, mai
ales cind Sc spala pc mini.
Sc zice ca transeielc de pc from
tul de vest~au inapoia lor ca
mere subterane foarte comforta-
bile pcntru soldati. earl sunt lu-
inmate electric 81 iarna incalzite
en- abur adus lpe tevi de la de-
partari mai mari.
VapOarele &C sc fac de acum
lnainte pentru transportare pes
tc ocean, sunt vopsite in asa fel
lncit snnt aproape invizibile; tre-
bue sd al vedere prea agera ca
sa poti distinge un asemenea va
por din vallui la distanta de 200
de metri. Americanii le-au dat
numele de ,,camouflage ship, 81
sunt vopsite cu fel de fel de GER
cnri de diferite culori ca: gri.
albastru, negru, cafeniu 81 alb.
Sa inventat i'm aparat care Sc
atasaza la tocnl sau creionhl de
scris. asa ca copii, incepatori Sd
Invcte ,cum SAL Tie in minas
In Canada s'au vazut niste ma
sini carl seccra griul, il treera
din mers, il vintura si-l baga 81
il saci. Sacii, plini 81 legati IL
gura, cad meet pc un jghiab 81
ramin in nrlna masinei. Dnpa ea
,,:.n -, s..sss--s Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27

CInI Sd casatorestc un llnar,
dinsul lnceata dc d nebuni pc
multe femei 81 inccpc sa-si con-
ccntreze toatc cnergiile pentru
ca sa nebuncasca pc una singu-
ra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27

Idcia &C si-o face Kaiserul des-.
pre- lad este ca accla un lOc
unde nu >unt nici femei 81 nicil
copii ncvinovati de ucis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27
MaruntiSu(l.

Idcia &c si-o face Kaiserul des-
pre- lad este ca accla un lOc
unde nu >unt nici femei 81 nici
copii ncvinovati de ucis.
CinI sd casatoreSte un tlnar,
dlnSul inceata dc d nebuni pc
multe femei 81 inccpc sa-si con
ccntreZe toatc cnergiile pcntru
ca sa nebuncasca pc una singu-
ra.
Tllharul nercyIOs. care a furat
Lunia treclta I'm ventilator e.
ectrIc de la O biscrica, este astcp-
tat sa-si repareze gresala inain-
tc de Dumineca dimincata.
.,Dcocamdata numai Alta -
ne scrie cetitOru nOstru din DE
trOit = ..dar daca va mai apafe
,,Cumatra o vom pieptana-o moi
de aici Cd sd fie mai placuta pu-
blicului' Ce ON cuminte!
Spnneti-i unui ON cd este no.
bill 81 BRAY 81 aveti sa fiji sus-
pectati de el ca 81 cind v att ba-
tc joe de dinsul; spuncti-i ca cs-
te slab de niger 81 primejdios 81
dInsnl are sa creada ca voiti sd
glumiti Gu Ell: ziceti-i ca este
..neobicinuit" 81 atunci are s.; va
cresda orr &c prostie, pc care att
alege ca sa 10 spuncti
q fata pOate sd fie cit dc GU
mimic, dar pentru aceea totusi
mu lnsemneaza ca STA perdut a.
petitul de ilrghetata 81 de Fl
cOndusa la tcatru.
Tn stomach defective are sd IT,
ma pc mai multi oameni treji de-
cit 0 constihlta defectuoasa.
Dragostea poate sa fie cit de
oarba, dar pentru acesa nici oda-
ia nu intirzie a auzi pasii tatalui
fetei cind sa coboara in jos 81
surprinda pc. tinerii ilnbratiSati.
Uni sa tinguiau mai zilelc tre-
cute ca &c are sa Sc aleaga de
C8rlutul Austriei daca ar perde
81 acest cabinet nou. What's the
matter' Dinsnl ,poate perde toata
ii totusi il poate avea pc Kaiser
DE boss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27

Tllharul nercgIOs. care d furat
Luna trecuta 1ln ventllator G.
lectric de la 0 biserica, este astep-
tat sasi rcpareze greSala lnaln-
tc de Dumineca dimineata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-27
SCoLHE DE IxERCTTIU PEN
TRU SUR0RILE DE CARL
TATE.


In tara aceasta sunt 1879 scOli
pentru cxercitiul surorilor, de ca
ritate. Lipsa de astfel de femei
este asa de mare 81 poruncitoare
ca 81 cea de surori de caritate
pentru armata. Cele carl sd in
roleaza pentru aceste scoli vor fl
chemate de indata ce sd fac To-
curl vacante.
Cartea de inrOlare va arata do
ua clase de registrante: = pre-
ferite 81 intirxiate. Clasa celor pre-
fertile va c0nsta din acelea carl
sunt gaia sd primeasca asignarea
lor la fiecare spital la care lie va
trimite guvernul, Gu toate Cd
vor avca dreptul sa-si aleaga fe-
lul scolii de exercitiu. .Acelea carl
sd inscriu in clasa preferitx vor
fl asemnate primadata. Celea din
clasa intGxatd vor ii .aceIea carl
@i limiteaza timpul de serviciu,
adeca acelea carl spun ca pri-
mesc Sd fie nurnite numai Ia u
nele spitaluri. Clasa aceasta va
Fl compusa din celea, earl din
cauza resoanelor familiare nu pot
primi Sd fie trimise In invatatura
in orasele 1ndepartate de locuin-
tele 1or. Celea ce s& registreaza
in clasa ,,intirsiat2" yor fl asig-
nate. (numite) numai dnpa &c
clasa ,celor pasfsrits VI ii ispra.
vita.
J. Guvernul pune msre pref pc
patriotismul celor ce * vor in
scrie ii clasa prsferit2 earl q
inqtiintsasx volqntare acolo upds
yer pntea q frihise. Mi ,sae ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
SCHOOL
 WILL REOPEN
 IN THE MORNING

School, which has been closed for the past several days on account Of the epidemic of diptheria, will re open tomorrow morning and all pu- pills are expected to be present. But one new case of the disease has de veloped and this was girl who con tracted it from attending her sick mother and who was already under quarantine.
 President Grover c. Vim an nounced yesterday that it has been decided not to give the boys at the school military training this year on account of the time they have lost during the enforced closing of the schools It is probable however, that the training will be included in the schedule for next year and will be made compulsory, following the same lines as are carried out ill the States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
REVISED HONOR
 ROLL RED CROSS
 IS GIVEN OUT
Those Who Served as Mes sengers During Past
 Month and Gave
 Faithful Service

The Red Cross Messenger Honor Roll revised consists of the follow ing names:
 Henry Wuotilla, Jack Burford, liar old Camper, George White, Will Kos key, John Rundall, Gunner Quist Fred Bussey. Harold Clark, Ed. Gar nick, Harold Brown, Theodore Butz Robert Butz, Jim McNaughton, Stan ley Jorgensen, Allan Shattuck Charles Dewey, Orie Whitney, Curtis Shattuck, Kenneth Marshall, Ralph Lowle, Phillip Burke, Irving White John Long, Elmer Morgans, George Oja, Allen Fortney, Ollie Koskey Howard Case, Jacob Britt, Ed Pei tret, Wm. Hersey, Toori Kanazawa Ernest Holmquist, Edward Naghel Tom Foote, Esha Quist, Roy Bar nett, Ben Burford.
 These members of the Junior Red Cross have served as Red Cross mes sengers during the past month and have rendered signal service to the senior organization in so doing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
HIT THE KAISER
 BY VANISHING
 SOLES OF SHOES

MISSOULA, Mont, April 3.-"You can save money and hit the Kaiser serious blow by vanishing the soles of your shoes," says R. R Fenska, acting dean of the school of forestry of the University oi Montana. Shoe soles that have been vanished will last four or five times as long as others. They will be absolutely waterproof.
 A half pint of copal varnish not shellac varnish, that costs 25 cents, is all that a person will re- quire year. After a shoe has been worn little while and the shoe is dry put coat of varnish on the sole and let it soak in. Re. peat the process every half houl until the soles refuse to take more varnish and then let the shoes stand for 12 hours in dry place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
TOTAL -. $1

NEW YORK: Rotterdam copy right cable to New York World says German annexationists are carrying on a violent political of fensive, resistance to which is grow ing weaker, under the motto "As in the east so in the west" Strik- ing example of their impudence is afforded by tone of speeches at con- ference of National Liberal party
 at which following declaration was made: Our policy has been directed to making the government and majority parties turn away from the Reichstag resolution ot July 19. In that we have succeed ed. Peace has been made in the east under conditions in fiat con tradiction to the policy of July ls and has received the support and assent of all the bourgeois parties. J
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
MARCH WEATHER PROVES COLDER THAN FORMERLY The Local Weather Man Gives Some Interesting
 Observations on
 Weather COMPARISONS OUTLINED Warmest March Was in 1905 and the CoIdeSt
 March Was in the
 Year 1918
COMPARISONS OUTLINED

It is the consensus of opinion among those who have resided in Juneau number of years that the month just closed was unreasonably cold That this opinion is in accord with actual conditions is shown quite forcibly in the Weather Bureau s meteorological summary for March, that the mean temperature of the past month was 276 degrees, which is only two-tenths of a degree warm CT than the mean of February of this year, and 1.6 degrees colder than the mean of any. previous March in q years of record. The month averaged TO degrees colder than the March mean of those 21 years, and 5.S degrees lower than the mean of March, 1917. Therefore, if the thrifty householder is stag gered by his coal consumption last month, he should take these facts in to consideration before accusing the coal man of supplying an inferior grade of coal, or telling the furnace man that the furnace consumes too much fuel.
 Going back to the past records. it is found that the warmest March on record was that of 1905, with mean of 426 degrees. The highest temperature recorded last month was only 41 degrees, which is likewise the lowest maximum on record, the highest being 61 degrees in 1900 However, the lowest temperature, 3 degrees on the 10th. was not extra ordinary, inasmuch as a reading of below zero was recorded in March, 1900.
 Although the snowfall last month was STA inches, the water equiva lent of this, together with the rain that fell during the month, aggre- gated only ABA inches, which is 0.66 inch less than the normal March amount With 15 inch of snowfall in October 230 in November, S1.1 in December, 36.3 in January, 59.4 in February, and 37.4 in March our total for the winter thus far is 23S.7 inches, or only 13 inches less than 20 feet.
 There were IS days during March with 0.01 inch or more precipitation, and clear, partly cloudy, and 21 cloudy days, while the sunshine was 30 per cent. of the possible amount
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
TRAINING WORK
 FOR SPOKANE TEAM
 WILL SOON START

SPOKANE, April 3.-Opening of training work for the Spokane base ball squad of the Pacific Interna- tional league will start April 15, according to announcement of F. c. Parr, president of the local club. Training headquarters will be es- tablished at the local league park and the training work will be done here, Mir. Farr said, the lateness of the training season selected making that possible.
 Manager Nick Williams of the Spokane team is expected to sign up several mi-profesional players of this vicinity for a tryout with the team.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
HARRY ELLINGEN IS FOURTEEN SAME DAY
 HIS DAD IS ELECTED

While Dad" Ellingen was get ting elected yesterday, son Harry Ellingen was preparing for the eel ebration of his 14th birthday which eliminated in a birthday party giv- en to number of friends at the residence last evening.
 Gee, whillikins! There's just loads of ice cream going into that house!' remarked one hopeful kid who viewed the operations from a distance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
WARDEN SEIZES PELTS AND OWNER IS
 FINED.

Two thousand dollars worth of furs which are alleged to have been obtained in violation of law were seized at the store of the North western Fur Company, at Anchor age, by Samuel Gowen, special fur warden for Alahka, recently. The seizure consited of ninetyfive beav- CT skins, forty-one mink skins and one land otter.
 Shortly after the seizure Warden Gowen teelgraphed to the bureau of fisheries at Washington, notifying it of the seizure and asking for instructions regarding the disposal of the pelts. Pending receipt of in- structions the furs will be in the custody of the warden.
 Ike Koslosky, representative of the Northwest Fur Company, who has been buying furs in considerable quantities for several months in the district, was arrested. He was charged with having in his pos session furs in violation of the Alaska game laws, and with op- erating a mercantile business with out first obtaining a license from the territory. He pleaded guilty to both accusations and was fined $100 and costs amounting to $30 on the first charge, and $20 and costs amounting to SIP on the second by United States Commissioner Leo- pold David.
 The furs were confiscated by the government and were held at the jail pending instructions from Wash { ington.
 The catching of beaver is prohib- 1 ited in Alaska until November of this year. The mink skins which were seized were caught out of season, according to Game Warden Gowen. The catching or trapping of land otter is prohibited.
 This is the first seizure made by Warden Gowen, who was appoint ed last November.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
SOCIETY WILL
 HELP CAUSE OF
 UNITED STATES
Juneau Residents Sub. scribe Liberal|y to the American Defense
 Society Here

About 100 Juneauites the first day joined the American Defense So ciety with headquarters in New York, The Society is an organization the purpose of which is to suppress se- dition and aid in the promotion of the war Many of the best known Americans in private life are mem bers of the organization. The cost of membership is $1, and any one may join by applying at the office of the Alaska Board of Road Com missioners or to Jack Hayes at his place of business
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-04-03
SPORT EVENTS ARE PLANNED FOR THE
 FALL IN THE SOUTH

OAKLAND, Calif., April 3.-The Pacific Association werstling, box ing, gymnastic and the Far Western boxing championships will be held here August 15 to October Is in connection with the Pacific Coast Land and Industrial exposition. An arena with a seating capacity oi 10000 persons will be among the exposition buildings to be erected