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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-10
Separate Skirts

Choice of all $50 Skirts at .......$ GAS
Choice of all S $50 Skirts at ......$ 7.45
Choice of all $12.5 so Skirts at .......$ 9.45
Choice of all $l4.00 Skirts at. $lO95
Choice of all $3.50 Skirts at. ....... $13.45
Choice of all $3.50 Skirts at ....... $1495
Choice of all $3.50 Skirts at. ......$ $1695
Choice of all $24.50 Skirts at. ...... $1S45
Choice of all $3.50 Skirts at. ....... $21.45
Choice of all $3.50 Skirts at. ........ $2245
Choice of all $31!50 Skirts at. ....... $2445
Choice of all $500 Skirts at. ........ $2695
modes designed for street dress At regular
prices skirts represented unusual values
the sale price they than exceptional
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-11
REVISED LIST
 OF ASSISTANTS
CContinued from Page TwoD

90. Edward Nuhn. Valdez. Alaska 15; 9l. Clinton James Egan. Valdez, AL
 aSka. lo- 92 Kenneth Edmund Rudolph. Val
 deZ, Alaska. lo' 93. Frank Moore Latouche. Alaska. 9i Samuel Franklin Parker. Ko- 13I
 dak. Alaska.
 95. Walter Miller Elliot. Valdez, AL 15
 aska.
 96 Antonio Matarelli Valdez, Alas 15' ka.
 97 John Edward Wallin, Abunnds- 1o'
 ja, Budbyn. Sweden. 9S William Martin Fennell, Killy- 16'
 begs, Sallins, Co. Kildare, Ire
 land. 16 99. Andrew Matthias Dieringer, Val
 dez. Alaska. l6 loo Walter PaScoe. Valdez. Alaska. 101. Elton Eaton Merrifeld, Valdez, 6
 Alaska.
 1O2. Charles Jerome Bradbury. Val e.
 dez, Alaska. 1O3. Carl Albert Nelson, Valdez, AL 16
 aska.
 104. Chester Norman Berry. Valdez. 16
 Alaska. IS 105. Edwin William Hunt. Valdez, 16 1O6. Per Teodor Jonsson. Torsed, 16
 Sweden. lI 1O7. Al White. Valdez. Alaska. IT 1O8. William Fedder, Valdez, Alaska. IT 109. Maximillian Schmidt. Valdez,
 Alaska. l7 110. Axel Hugo Bergstrom, Valdez,
 Alaska. lI III. Gunmar Hagen. Latouche. Alas.
 ka. lI ll2. James Farrell, Mccarthy. Alas 2
 ka. IT I13. Carl Dahlblom, Cordova. Alas
 ka. li l14. Ole Espland. Flekesfjord, Kvin-
 esdal Country, Norway. lI 115. Oscar Arthur Glaeser, Latouche. lS
 Alaska.
 116. Lloyd Eldred Beckett Chitina- IS
 Fairbanks Trail. Alaska. 117. Nelson James McCrary. Dry IS
 Creek, Alaska. HIS. Carl Irving Kennedy. Chitina, $
 Alaska.
 1l9. Frank Danielka, Gulkana, Alas s
 ka.
 12O. Samuel Raymond Hoyt. Gull IS
 kama, Alaska. 121. Harold Bion Wiltse, Valdez, AL IS
 aska.
 122. Bert Ford. Valdez, Alaska. IS 123. Arne Nikolai Sundt, Valdez, AL
 aska. IS 124 Olaf Waldemar Johnson, Val
 deg, Alaska. IS 125. Carl Axel Bjork, Valdez, Alas
 ka. 19 126. Donald James Shannon, Valdez, 19
 Alaska.
 I27. Russell Raymond Hermann Val 19 deg, Alaska. 12S. William Sparavalo, Valdez, AL g
 aska. IS 129. Brainerd Desaix Burhoe, Val 19 0ez, Alaska. 130. Locas Lakanaria, Valdez, Alas 19 ka. 19 ,131 Harold Pemberton, Valdez, AL 19 aska. 20 132. Ernest Johnson, Valdez. Alaska. 133. Joseph Schulte, Valdez, Alaska. 20 134. Oscar Amrin, Valdez, Alaska. 20 1855. John Arthur Roseen, Valdez. AL 20
 aska. 20 Il36. Tony Frank Ottenschneider 20
 Valdez, Alaska. 137. Abraham Morris. Mccarthy, AL 20
 aska.
 13S. Harold Johnson, Granite, Port 20
 Wells, Alaska. 13s. Albin Bystrom, Valdez. Alaska. 20 140. William Walter Jordan, Valdez.
 Alaska. 20 I141. Karl Willman, Valdez, Alaska. 142. Louis Nicken, Latouche, Alaska. 21 143. Kosta Lazaroff, Latouche, Alas ka. 2l IA. John Nordine. Latouche, Alas
 ka. Fl
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-11

5. Louis Berthold. Latouche. Alas
 ka. 6. Joe Peloza. Latouche, Alaska. :. K. C. Stadtmuller, Latouche, AL
 aska. s. Charles Gilbert Lanell, La
 touche, Alaska. 9. Jim Dikson, Latouche. Alaska. 0. Edw. R. Driese, Latouche, AL
 aska. |. Emanuel BerthoId. Latouche.
 Alaska. ?. Oathi Windfeld Foster. La-
 touche, Alaska. ,. Jonas NOrberg, Latouche, Alas
 aska. I. Don Carlos Billick. Latouche,
 Alaska. ,. Victor Soderlund, LatoUChe, AL
 aska. 6. John ZuCooich. I.atouche, Alas
 ka. [. Roman kadson. Latuuche. Alas
 ka. $. George LaZoff, Latouche. Alas
 ka. 9. Christ Markikis, Latouche. AL 0. Fred Hasselberg. Latouche. AL
 aska. I. Wm. H. Reynolds. Latouche. AL
 aska. 7. George Sagura, Latouche. Alas
 ka. 5. Charles J. Matheson, Latouche.
 Alaska. 4. Giuseppe Baldoeshi. Latouche.
 Alaska. ,. Maurice J. Fitzgerald. Latouche.
 Alaska. 6. Guido Colle, Latouche, Alaska. z. Mike Olripke, Latouche, Alaska. s. Leone Carniel, Latouche. Alas
 ka. 9. Steve Basta. Latouche, Alaska. 0. Peter kost, Latouche. Alaska. 1. Victor Lind, Latouche. Alaska. 2. Felix Norman, Latouche, Alas
 ka. 3. Tony Watanabe. Latouche. Al
 aska. 4. Reno Castagno, Latouche. AL
 aska. 5. Alex Sagoff, Latouche, Alaska. 6. Bill Liaros, Latouche, Alaska. z. Olaf Fronstad, Latouche. Alas
 ka. S. Louis Monsor, Latouche, Alas
 ka. g. Mike Green, Latouche. Alaska. 0. Arvid Johanson, Latouche Alas
 ka. Il. Fred Demichelis, Latouche, Al
 aska. Z. Augusto Reaveane, Latouche,
 Alaska. 3. George Drobic, Latouche. Alas
 ka. 4. Alfred Pellencin. Latouche, Al
 aska. B. Photis E. Bakatar, Latouche,
 Alaska. 6. Andi Swartberg, Latouche, Al
 aska. r. Tony Juracich. Latouche, Alas
 ka. ,S. John Koutragianis, Latouche,
 Alaska. 9. Carl Rainoldi, Latouche. Alas
 ka. 70. Jein SusOn. Latouche, Alaska. II. FerrnOcis Zannal, Latouche, AL
 aska. p. Fred Soderlund, Latouche, Al
 aska. |3. Mike Chisky, Latouche, Alaska. I4. Mike Shish, Latouche, Alaska. ,5. G%ygf Kofides, Latouche, AL
 aska. ,6. Jacob Redka, Latouche, Alaska. |7. Arvid Olson, Latouche. Alaska. ,9. Nick Liekos, Latouche, Alaska. 70. John DenivrOff, Latouche, Alas
 ka. n. Ole Helseth, Latouche, Alaska. |2. Sisto Carnil, Latouche, Alaska. |3. Fred Yazaki. LatOuche, Alaska. "A. Luigi Zanol, Latouche, Alaska. I5. George Bulletin, Latouche, Alas
 ka. |6. Mike Rageonvich, Latouche, Al
 aska. v. Engardo Antonio Mingucci, La
 touche. )S. Bob Kawanura, Latouche, Alas
 ka. ,9. Chas. Sauchek, Latouche, Alas
 ka. 70. Giovani Fantinel, Latouche, AL
 aska. 1. 1ungo Yamashita, Latouche, Al
 aska. .2. Robert Fitzgerald. Latouche, All
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-11

Nova Scotia, Canada. 1. Fred Nelson Hagerup, Tharmes,
 Ramsdal. Norway. ?. Patrick Duffy, Liacull County.
 Roscommon, Ireland. 3. Bruno Degenhardt, no home ad-
 dress. {. Joe Eugen Hedstrom, Valdez. Alaska ,. Charles Edward Maud. Valdez,
 Alaska. s. Oscar C. Brink. Valdez. Alaska (. Herman Mousen. Valdez. Alas
 ka. S. Nels Hugh Johansson. Baden.
 Hogan, Skogsa. P. O.. Sweden. D. 5oha, Hialmar Johnson, Baden.
 Sweden. Q. Carl Alfred Larson. Lyoko. Tan
 nHsn,lo, sweden 1. Mittu Kyny Pencon Stralga.
 Bulgaria. 2. John Ridy. Valdez. Alaska 3. Ralph Joseph McMillan, St. Pet
 CTS Bay, P. E. I. Canada I Norman McLoed, Harri, Inver-
 ness, Scotland. ,. Albert Olson, Lule. Sweden. 6. Nick H. Chrisanth, krepini.
 Greece. '. Hugh John Boyd. Antigonish. x.
 s. Canada S. H. C. Johnson, Golden, Port
 Wells, Alaska O. Enos Hamrin. Valdez, Alaska. 0. Lamberto Graziani, Ellamar.
 Alaska. 1. Angeli Yacopo. Ellamar. Alaska. 9 Joseph Hubert Bazinet, Sudbury
 Ontario. 3. John Arthur Nyberg, Valdez. AL
 aska 1. Joko l.. Drecum, Ellamar. Alas
 ka. 5. John Arvid Hempel. Ellamar,
 Alaska. 6. Bozo Chetkovich, Ellamar, AL
 Aska. :. John Elroy George, Ellamar, AL
 Alaska.
 (Cobtinued on Page Four)
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-11

aska. 213. John Cescato, Latouche. Alaska. 214. James D. Hatton, Latouche, AL
 aska. 215. Robert Small. Latouche. Alaska. 216. William Eugene Jones, La
 touche, Alaska. PIT. Laurence Weeks. Latouche. AL
 aska. 21S. Richard Lawrence Uhlman. La
 touche. Alaska. 219. Manning Oliver, Latouche, Al
 aska. 22O. Frank Schmitz. Latouche. Alas
 ka. 221. Edward Lawrence Reed. La
 touchc. Alaska. 222. Jack Teak. Latouche. Alaska. 223. John Juracich. I.atouche, Alas
 ka. 224. Frank Garavaglia. I.atouchc. AL
 aska. 225. Egedico Dalle GasperinO. La
 touche. Alaska 226. Joseph Kieffer Latouche. Alas
 ka. 227. Giuseppe Carmiel, Latouche. AL
 aska z2S. Wuko Dalevich, Latouche, AL
 aska. 229 Robert $. Robe. Latouche. Alas
 ka. 230. John Alex. l.atouche, Alaska 231. John Monroe Appel, Latouche,
 Alaska. 232. Den Anesko. Kaler. Poland.
 Russia 233. Harley Melvin Sailing, Valdez,
 Alaska. 234. Ludveg Doc Peterson. Gulkana,
 Alaska. 235. Mike D. Tanake. Valdez, Alas
 ka. 236. Edward Drake Jean 325 7th
 Ave, w, Vancouver, B. C. 237. Henry krohn, Wandsbeck, Ger
 many. 23S. Henri Joseph Zambotti, Fidalgo.
 Alaska. i. 239. Angelo Bagozzi. Castello Con
 dino. Austria. 24O. Hugh Duncan Gillis. Port Hood.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-11

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Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-11

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Aboard for old POtsdsn, tOot-tOoI
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The game has been raided
TIE Kaiser Is getting the boot.
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Since our last issue our good
friend Andy Wills has bought the
hiatt in War Savings Stamps and
thereby increased the membership of
cur Limit Club 70 ls2 Who will be
nsEtf Don't stand back, but come
forward and do your duty. The
stamps are on sale at the local post
office.
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Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12
obitaury,s James Mitchell.

James Mitchell was born near
Peoria, Ills, Jan. 4, 1861, where he
resided until the age of 10 years. He
then came to Dickinson county, Kan
sas, living in the vicinity Of Abi-
lene and Talmage until his death.
He was married to Livina Laney,
Feb. 10, 1884. To this union were
born four children Of which all sur
vive him, II. L. Mitchell Of TalmAge,
Nellie Bell, Abilene; Anna Romber-
ger, Manchester, and Roy Mitchell,
who lives at home with his mother.
Mr.. Mitchell died at mis- country
home on the morning Of Dee. 4,
1913, where he had resided for 80
years. He was taken In middle age
when he was still laying plans for
future days, but the great prepara-
tion" also was made. He was ready
to go. At the age of 80 he was con
verted and joined the Willowdale M.
e. church and was a faithful mem
Der to the close.
The funeral service was held at the
home on Friday afternoon conducted
by the pastor, Fred b. Benson, as
sisted by a quartette from the VIII
lowdale church choir. There were
many beautiful floral offerings from
friends. A long line Of sympathizing
friends and relatives carried the
body to the Talmage cemetery and
put 1t tenderly away in It's last rest
ing place. BLESSED are the dead,
who die in the Lord"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12

ago, to Pottawatomie county. 1t con-
sisted of big truck, two trailers and
road planer. The truck was prov
ing very expensive to keep up and
was untitled for the kind of work
required. Another will probably be
purchased. The county roads are
now supposed to be dragged and kept
up by patrolmen appointed by the
commissioners, usually the township
officers. There is so much complaint
of the system that it may be changed
and the whole county road system
placed under the county engineer as
it should be. Very little of the road
dragging money is being used by the
townships, and large balance is on
hand.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional condi.
tions requires constitutional treat.
ment. Halls Catarrh Medicine Is
taken internally and acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system thereby destroying the foun-
dation of the disease. giving the pa.
tient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in the curative powers OF
Halls Catarrh Medicine that they of.
fer one hundred dollars for any case
that It fails to cure. end for list OF
testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY & CO., To.
ledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75c
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12
LIEUT.. HUGH GARVIE RE-
LEASED FROM PRISON CAMP

Mr.. and Mrs. James Garvie have
received the following telegram from
the War Department: Your son,
Lieut.. Hugh Garvie is reported to be
released from German prison camp
and passed through Switzerland,
Nov. 21, for France.
1t is thought that Lieut.. Garvie
probably met with fairly good treat
ment as he was only captured
short time before the armistice was
signed and special consideration was
usually granted ayiators.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12

still hoped there might be some mis-
take in the reports
He was 81 years old and a member
Of Co II. A brother, Joseph, who is
IN the navy, telegraphed few days
ago that he had returned from his
second trip across and was well. The
family lives north of town.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12
Lawrence scanIand Passed Away

Lawrence Scanland, formerly an
employe of II. r. Kugler's hardware
store here, but who has since been
proprietor ia store and garage at
Holland, died early Tuesday morning
after brief Illness, leaving wife
and one child. Funeral at Mt. Pleas
ant church Thursday, at 2:3O, burial
in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12
Solomon closes School Again.

Solomon is again in the grip OF
the fu. There are now many more
cases than there were before. The
Solomon public schools are closed
again because of the influenza, after
having been open for a week. This
time they will remain closed until
January.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12
MARK CURRAN OF co. II
WAS KILLED IN ACTION

A telegram TO his mother this
morning reported that Mark $. Cur
ran was killed in action In France,
September 26. Letters had reported
his death but as no official lnforna-
ton had been received Mrs. Curran
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12
COUNTY SELLS ROAD MATERIAL
Truck, TraiIers and PIaner Gone to
POttawatomie.

The county has sold its road max
ing machinery, bought four years
Abilene weekly reflector., 1918-12-12

Try for sale or want ad IN the
Reflector, it viii bring results.