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The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14

The North Dakota N. P.L leg
slature has given the state a
bank to loan money at cost to
Farmers and workmen, and pro.
ided for state. owned elevators,
our mills and packing plants.
his is the first experiment in
bis direction.
The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14

4 TheAold time write.up will
eontins@4 through 1919 Reserv-
ed d'ssa3 the same price as the
Sbalcouy ys-apd the 5 gratis.
The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14

ave you stopped to think OF
[those papers you are taking
b somewhere else they are
plotting and schemipg on
TO build up the country you
N, and moving heaven and
to do it. Your home paper
id be first, last and all the
The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14
The Town Election

One of the old board is leaying
the country, another one is liv-
ing outside of the town limits,
and we are advised that the 9TH
.rs are quitting out riRht-want
some others to shoulder the re-
sponsibilities awhile.
Springfield now has an abun-
dance Of material for anything
she Wa ants.
As an instance, either Cap
Esverssa0y-1 DickeS orr 1K::
Ligget would make an Al may
or.
Then any two of these for
trustees. and say @. G. ratter.
son, Warran n Brown, s. E. Speck-
man. and, to have one woman On,
Mrs. Golden.
Here is another list: any two
of the mayo -alty material, and
Guy Whitaker. H. o. Green. Sam
aolt, Mrs. Lee Holmes.
If Mrs. Golden and Mrs.
Holmes were both on the board
it would be all right--,hen any
four good men to fill out the
ticket.
The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14

x " I'VE couple long poems
that N be published as soon as
our 16Rte will permit
The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14

sSs NJ 4 you give a dollar an acre
\ ssfoeeJ alrcad? Think it over
! - n Iyeady to act.
The Springfield herald., 1919-03-14

U sht saving will start the
- T k-clocks to 60 one hour
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
@afcficlb, Mich.

Gitfd oil malta ia buonot olitpot
tiet naan mitdpd iiital Siiber
.pddtofIten titlimme, finn miime inn-
mtptaino, illonbdmldrdsid, oitfeni o.
mi ia tlipa olfoi tdpttpd mieroillo.
Sdmd iouffue iitten iofoiitlti: e.
mdntid nlinin ddreen, miebid bolfo.
pinolle ia lopitt IaitleIemaon. Seit-
rail fobtpiniuonti laitIlijen roifuess
la. &lmmoStelinme mooii oiio
ielapiptpi fuin Scr s. Iiemeld ie.
litti .beiodn tiilleen ~jubIintoon mei-
ban poifomnte iu meljemme Sobnin
nfitistoo ia iomalla Mrs Inno Iie-
men ia lastenio titlijoiiio. @mmc
moi mitlito fitn fiittGd teitd pstd-
mat, bolisfosta tIlasta ia mpos iii
ia iiepGstd roboiummosto. Sdmd
roffoittenne o~ioitits ppipp alma
muistosiomme.
Wtrs &unninen ia lopiet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
@afefielS, @ic6.
Mrlp. @uttaia.


Biirrdn taos ionfun ripin pals.
t%oillrli ia mainitieh ipabGn urtiIia
paiffafunnaltamme.
<olema tpei poiS ioilfostomme
Mrs Sells @iemen; bdnesIG of teb.
tampa leiffaus rn1piiuolen tdboen,
iofa epaonnistui ia of fiiolema ie,i-
raufiena ID turnin fuIltttlta left.
f%allfIen idlfcen tpainaia iaotettiin
bauoon lepoon ellen 6 p. tt. Sl,it.
rem pstamd ioufon iaattan1ana; baii.
oan iiunaii postori Solpnen.
Hltoriioliiton fofouflesia IlfreD
&osfen perbeesid miimefiilin 80 p.
oil fabtpip0podstd tliloja $2t.2O.
Smpeli1ieliran fofoufiesia Sal
mar @boien perbeesid tdmdn flun
3 p. oil tliloja fobpipopoastd 500
90. GnIimainen ompellieuron fo-
forls tlilee ~pioett1pdfli II y. TT.
Sobn Nienleldn perbeesla olfaen flo
y j. p. p.
Seuraoipo Niioriioliiton fofous
pioetGdn Sjolmor Socfmonnin per-
beesid 20 p. tdtG bubtifultto olfntn
fello 2 pdimdlfa.
Seurofiinnon mroIineliGrmcs TO-
fouS jonfo clinics oil ilmoittomtt
pibcttdpGfii innnuntaina 6 D.. tdtd
fiiitto, ei moitltfoon pitdd, fosfo idt-
tiit ebelId mainittt bal1tol1s topoh-
t1maan iamaan aifaan, ipaan to-
ma fofolts pibetddn emf iunmlntoi-
no 10 p. bubtifltuto flo 9 j. b. b.
Seurofrnnon firfoSio. Soopilfao
foiffi leurofunnon jdienet fofouf-
ieen.
Terpebbps @ltttoiolIe ia len III
fioille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Taumi m~pptGnGnG. 40 eette-
teria; liiaitiee fer. s Srontpoob totpn-
f9ipisia. YitbbiStettin1a on iotain IA
eetterid ia lomisia on bptpd.- metiG.
Spipd beindpaann iefd pieni aiuin-
biiurte ia nanuetta on maalla. @oit-
tie tpipd tai tiripittaa.
Yeter Isbilunb
III g. glper It
SronApoob. Naidb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Ncsicmcr, Mic6.

Y0ptdtnlot miinleiIesid pmpelil-
ieuron fofoufieSiu $S.25. Seurao-
ma fofouS pioetGdn 1 p. toilfof.
Siftor Wottoien luona Inipil loc.
&anialoiIeltomnte 9olle SiifiltG
poGoi mime monnnntoiiltono tolo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Niinfilin enlen on 10 blio-
mautettt, min faniallisiellrafrnuan
Nloriloliiton fo0ri toimeenponee
f~irffofoniertin eniimdiiend pddiiais-
pdirpdnd flo s illalIa. Sbielma tn.
lee olenlaan faifinpuolin armofas,
iilld acknowledgements oman f06rin
eiitpfiid tulee foniertisia olemaan
rrniaasti aapustaiia. &eboitamme
iofaiSta panemaan tilaiiulioen mie-
leeniG. Sertpetitloo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Siioneitten fpipntd on iuniri
lana feDadlra Srompoooislo. Sos
baluatte mppbd talonne beti, IT,
moittafaa iiitd nellie, iinq meiltd
fpiptddn palion bitoneita. Slemme
walmiit teitd palpelemaan.
Sos balltatte rofenmlttau talon
tdra fepddnd, Min meillG on fan-
gen eoullilia rafennuslotteia milf
fomafiuilla: ainoostoan $1.OO nil
foSia; mitdan forfon ei maaoita lot
teia ~ostoesia: beti finn olette ino.
rittanut eniimafiun, olette mapaa
rafennuttamaon lotine.
81. Sibertbal's Snlirance ano GeaI
estate 9lgencp,
POS Wc2eoo alpe Sronipooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Snmalanpaliuclnfiia 8osebir q.
Srpn cpuntcisia

Suomenna periantaina on bar.
toiiSbetfi firfosia flo Z illolla,
Soarnaa ieminaaril. g(rel slbo.
Sumalanpalapelus on @afefiel.
oisia emil iunnuntaina 10 p. flo 10
a. p.
Sumalanpalpeliis on @eslemeris.
IA emf iunn1ntaina 13 p. flo 9
/. p. p.
Smpeluleuran fofous OF grmin
tpldlld emf iunmlntaina Mrs &or-
feamden laona flo ri. p. p.
Suoml 81 tiistaira, tpaat1 MAD
nantaina ID b. flo s Italia pubur
Sronmoooin firfosia pastori @lpo
6etdld &epublicista, Mticb. &irf-
foialiin fatetoan fabnipoptd Saat.
paniIdbetpfien bpWdffi. Serpetu'
loal SiiS maana1tai.iltana.
SorStainn IL b. flo s Italia on
Sronmoooin ompelriei.ran fofolls
Mrs 8ictor &osfen lltona. Serlpe-
tl1Ioa.
8ittGpertaina Is b. on iltma on
palmelus 9esiemerisld flo 10 a. p.
@ittdperjantaino Is p. on jun;1'
IonpalweluS Sron 8eltisiG flo 2 /.
p. p. S,u1nsanpalmelufien pdGtrt
tpG OH mopnata f~eSfustelua ieura.
fiimolliiiSta aiioista.
Yitfdperirnfoira Is p. OF. iltaht-
molanpolmellis Sronpopbisia flo s
Italia. S%oornoa ieminaaril. Ircl
&offonen
BaaIidisndiodnG 90 y. on jiruf1.
lonpolmelilS ia rippilosten fonfr-
motioni Srpnnoooin firfoslo flo
$50 a. p.
20l Sddiidispdimdnf OIL iumalcn-
pallpeluS @otefieloisia flo 10 ap. ia
bortousbetfi flo 3 j. y p.
BdGIiGispdimdnd on rippilasten
i1bfu Sronpcobin firffoialiSio flo
$50 i. p. p. Sertpetitloa.
&adiidispdimdnd on @atoriloliiton
f0orin fonlertti bpmdlld >obielmollo
HL-
erompoooin firfoSia flo s Italia.
Sermetuloa.
Soiiena pddiidispdiwdnd 81 p. on
iumolonpolapeliis Warengon baolil'
la flo 8 Italia ia ierroopana oo'
mllnn flo 10 a..p.
Stistoina % p. on jiimolan3ol'
meIus @inersmilIesid Scr @l'oEir
Iilonn flo s illalla.
&esfiwiffono % p. on %iuntolot-
poluelus @osbbltrnislo Wtr gde-
miston luono flo 2 ia s j. p. p.
Souoottu: Sobn ia Silma Ser
monionin tptto, ipnt. ia fuolliit
Meaopillesid, isis. 2 p. t. t. lo
bouoattiin t. t. A p. Sdbinna fot'
poopot ia ia diti, 8 iisfoo, nell,
Sisfon mics ia enc
Sauoottll @af%efieloisia: Sons
no 9sienti, limit. &oloioella tanlmif.
6 b. 1871, fitoli umpiinolenleif-
faltficen Sot SprinGNisio, Irf.
mnnIisf. 81 p. 1919. Sfd as no 2
ff.-ia % p. Souoottiin bubtif, 6
p. 8ofefieIoisio, @iicb. Soitoan
Siunoii postori Solonen. @airtajoo
foipoo ldbinnd pitoliio, 3 poifao ia
8 tptdrtd, ia ia 8 peIied iefd pf'i
tabintptto.
Mrne @olitntu
Clio 6. 9tper It. Gnbelin 9s9
Sronwooo, Micb.
A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Mntp-rcbicteriG

&priaa ia u~ubestann tinaa '2pptfi>
ppilarcita ia tuparilia tabipipannuia
icfd ipalmistaa ia mbp parbaita
Dinner peilid" ia psltiiid tplpp-
nrnmeita y. M. tefee fnifenlaista pel>
tiIepdn mmattiin tullulpaa foriaus-
tpotG balipimmalla.
Senrb 96glnnb
.121 Zine It Srpnlpppb, Wtic6
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

= &gppiio "mpptdlpdrid. Gaiffi
oipot nuoria ia molntiita tpobon.
&pipfaG torfemmin Surlepn tollisto
Selppiet otpot Mm @estin farmiIlo
2% MALTA SurlepstG.
Nm @eSt. Dor 325 SurleD, isis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

aosfo 9onionisienrafiinnar
ppbdfonlu on fobtena iunmintoita
oIlut estettp toimimasta, Min eri'
tpiiesti bnomautetaon faifiIle tpor-
bemmiIle, eta lapiet f~ofoonhiiiiipat
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Moonontoino h,thtif 7

@uanantaina bubtif. 7 p. a.
ioi fatltmollml Wontecellon plifdp.
tdipdlld berpoien pGGlle, ionfa rot.
taiIla oil nelja benfed: iid, diti ia
fafii lasta. Seiponen ia fdrrpt Lao.
~bailtuipat noin 20 ialfaa fatltpait.
nun mufana. &drrpt ~idrfpimdt TO-
70 pabosti, beponen TAI ebfd pie.
nia mommoju, ipaon ibmiiet pGdiif
mdt iditdboDfIellG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

@eoomillen ompelulenron to-
foufieen Mrs 8iIjom 4ipen luo oil
miime moonantoiiIlofii fofoontiinitt
mdefq b~uoneitten tdpoeltd. Bubei-
to pitimdt postori 8aiunta ia S. %.
abonen. 8optdtuloa ei tantdn fir
loittoia tieod.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

= &ofefieloisiG, Micb. on 8.
Yalmin 5=muotiaS tptdr glio po-
rantllmtt tdpiin terpeefii finn tri
Mnoerionin ioiraaluSia tebtiin left
fans, jofa poisti in~fliteniasta job.
tlneen feubfomabdn. 2eiffniis oil
tltsfollinen tptolle, nnltta MT on
faifft bpmin. &iitos ~lGdfGrille ia
boitojille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
ia irtaimisto porotii; omaiiiuas oil
ionf,,nfperram ,pafuntettn.

&aiipunfiimnte iaapui tiistai-
aamltna tri Solm ia lafimies Sa-
ron Ssbpemingista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Eoismnntun lunpfii mbbSadn Srpn.
iuoubin fanpnngin miercsta

bppdsid rnfenmlfiesio ia ~tapbesid
.luilieInfiesio oleno 40 eeferin for.
mi. Sinto bnofea ia eboot Iopi-
mot. 9pipfad beti %oiiosto S. g.
9icflepn tlipoffofauposta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

SuomaIoinen porturi 8alter
Goint, iofo on ionfursoifaa ioirosf
tanut inflnensioan on 10 pddslpt
pois ioiraoIasto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Metpbisti firfpsio on hmm

Metooisti firfosia on iunnllrl.
t%aifonlu flo 1 j. p. p. ia lusteniltblo
flo Z in. joIloin lapiet iefd oifiliiei
Iltorittolpot objelmon.
Nortb Yorfisio, isis. on bortous.
betfi ia iomalla Serron @btoolli
len mietto lRr @alentin aainppi.
len tolosio tiistoiito t. +. 10 piim.
flo 3 !. y. y.
so. Hitfdnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

- Spwasid fiinnosio oIepo felt
torntni mpptaipdnd. 9pipfdd tarfem.
min s. 6. Hennep Go. Srontpooo,
Wieb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
20S Mc2eob arpe Sronipooo, sci

8iimeilesid om~peluIeiiran TO-
forflesia MrS Siroien llona of
poptd tllloa $4.95 iosta fiitos pop,
odnfattaialle MrS Siroielle. Selt.
raaipa fofors on Mrs Gictor Sos.
fen luonn torstaino II b. flo s il.
lollo. Sermetl,lou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Sornti ntpptGlptin1

- Sarmi mpptdapdnd Sitrlepn
pobioispiiolella "a mailia falpnn-
gista. Sliuin- ia ulfobuneet bpipds-
ia funnosia. WppoGan bpmilld
faltppaebboilla. &pipfGa Gam Ii-
bnnto, Silrlep, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Seminooriloinen 81. &opro
ioopui Glapeldnoisto, .. iosio oil
lomallo, foitplinfiinlmc tiistoioonnl-
no. Mrs Gopra ia beiban pifflt
poifanio tillipot mlfono; Scr Sop
ro mlii,tti met ~fofonoan Sron-
moooiin alllnloon. @iibtpmistdl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

@iime %iiinnuntoina tefipdt
Wuccabe- gaiiet aiitomatfan @ofe-
ficloin Wrs Sauna Nielflen baitn-
jaistiloiiuiteen. Slonojen teiben
tufia mtooostui matfa - ainafin
mltlltamille aiitofliormilIe - longen
ieiffuiluriffaofii. Safaiiin tieItd
palaii filitenfin main pfii uitomo-
bill. Sppdntabtoiiesti otti matfile
mllfuanio mDos pdst. Saloien, io-
ia oil mpobastpnpt fatlnpallmlsto.
aiitoSl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Miss oiii &iiIunen Gle

Miss 2iii &iilunen Glemc,
lanoista, 8. iaapui tiistaiaumuno
farlpunfiimmey BAN on ottaniit ia,
Observation-Disclosures paifan pastori Ga
loiella. WiSs &iilunen on aiititlit'
taan tlinnustapa benfilo, ioter
Srompoooin usfMpaiiet iparrlaan i
loitIemat iaaoesioan f~esfuuteenic
pbben Sbion innoffaista usfolpai
Iista. Serlpetuloul
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

@iimeinen Hlloriioliiton Of
ielmoiltn firffoIoliSio miime inn.
mlntaino omlistlli bppin. IoptG-
fuloa oil 5000.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

tofliuin enii iunnilntoino flo 100.
&aiffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

talon lifeItd @onteceIo Ioc.; faiippa.
iumma tietdmdtSn. &
10
e; Wiss SeImi SaiitaieIle on
firje lebtemme fonttooriSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Mrs Setter @eini on ostami.t
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Joka tippa % % teidan

On olemassa markkettaja joi-
hin saatte .iokaisen paunan
voirasvastame myytya, min
kcrkealla hinnalla, etta sen
vol lukea rikokseksi jos siita
haaskaatte hiukankaan. Nyt,
jos milloinkaan, on aka, jol-
loin tulee ottaa tarkka selko
siita, saattelpo todella kaiken
sen herman mika lchmistan-
ne tulee. Nyt on aka, jolloin
Primrose tahi Lily kermase-
pa~raattori nayttia kunnostau
tumiskykya aIta.ca''a teille
joka tipan voirasvasta ia jo-
ka pennin v~citcsbl, aka oike-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

so. GitfGnen
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Mr.. Winters. the potato buyer who
comes to Monte Vista every year. left
for Texas. few days ago. where he
goes to look after other business in
terests for the winter. While here he
purchased the dwelling occupied by
the Hatfield family and also bought
the business building now occupied
by the Rio Grande Produce company,
the dwelling to be used for his family
when here In the summer time. and
the business building to be used for a
place to carry on his business when
he is here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

The Committe Of the Marsh Parent
Teachers Association take this means
OF thanking those who 30 kindly do
mated to the recent food sale. Over
thirty dollars was realized. which
will be used In purchasing new VIC
frola records and library books for
the Marsh school,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Mr.. Joseph Clark and his wife were
called to Council Bluffs, Iowa, last
sunday by the serious illness OF their
daughter. On their return they will
stop over with relatives In Missouri
for about . month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Mr.. Harry Hill, who is connected
with the Travellers Insurance com.
pany. will be in the city for several
days. He is visiting with our pop-
ular Insurance man, Mr.. w. F. Nc
CURE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22
LET'S GO FISHING AT THE vr
ECONOMY MEAT MAhnhA

II we do not seem to have 'u'. y.
what you want just ask us AM u,,ds
will get 1t. We now have an s.a.h
Of fish, including barricuua; ,.t.il
mackerel, halibut. salmon, ye'iVrs roms
bass. rock bass and red horse .vn 1,Ics
in and see us and find out tha' p''
and quality II our motto.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Good Frame House Cheap W.
two-story frame house, seven - W.,
pantry and bath; two lots, af's,'. ~.
we'll; and q real snap. so yo" "a
better hurry. Price $lbo.oo
terms.
Good terms. ,,rNr 20.
c. F. TOUQUET INvESTMSS' '"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Are you looking for a good alfalfa
quarter In the Mosca district? Well,
we have 1t and the very best.
c, +, FOUQUET INVESTMENT CO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Mrs. Pearl Veale, who is here with
her sister, Miss Evans. has been on
the sick list this week
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Judge Hender Is on the sick list
this week. but we are glad to state
that he is improving.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Mrs. Browne wishes to announce
to the public that she IL prepared to
remodel furs and fur garments OF all
kinds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Howell Davis and Mrs. Belle VIII
liams went to Littleton last week to
spend large part of the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

DR.. A. L. Barrett. OF Denver. who
has been In the city for several days.
returned to his homo city Wednes-
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Miss Evans. the dressmaker, IL
much improved this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Miss Bessie Berg Is visiting with
the Misses Chapman this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

New hats are arriving every day al
Mrs. Brownies millinery store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

Perhaps you have never before
inquired about the origin Of your
clothes-never before thought it
necessary. Well, today it is the
most necessary step in buying suit
of clothes-to find out about the
house which made it. Is it house
which aims to make clothes better
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-22

or merely to make them ta,ter? Isit
a house with the moral courage
to shut its eyes to untitled orders,
but to keep them wide open in
maintaining standards? Is it a
house with a long, clear, steady
record for quality? Is it a house
you can trust?
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
CHURCH SOCIAL

DOUGLAS, Feb. 26.-The Sunday school room of the Congregational Church was packed last night, the occasion being a social for the pur pose of enabling the people of the congregation to meet Rev. and Mrs George G. Bruce. the former at the request of the Congregational Church Board of New York, having assumed charge of that church for the pres ent.
 E.J. White presided as chairman and the following program was given
 Selection by>> the Douglas High School Orchestra; Recitation by Miss France: vocal solo by Mrs. Johr Richards; duet by Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Lenoir; vocal solo by Miss Cupples.
 Rev Bruce made an appropriate ad dress in which he explained the cir cumstances under which he had ta ken charge of the service of the Douglas Church for the time being and stated that alreadya . Sunday School of 65 members had been or ganized. Refreshments la Doug las (meaning numerous and good were served.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
THE YOUNG ISLAND MEN.
 ENTERTAIN THEIR LADY
 FRIENDS FROM JUNEAU

DOUGLAS, Feb. 26.-One of the fastest" and most unusual enter tainments ever given on the Island, took place last night when the young CT male set of the Island gave an exclusive" party in honor of their young lady friends Of Juneau.
 A special big luunch was chartered which brought the young ladies from the mainland to the Island about seven o'clock A big bob sled, drawn by four horses from the Nelson Transfer Co.,, was in waiting at the dock and over twenty of the young folks were taken to Treadwell and out the Government road for sleigh ing party until eight o'clock, after
 which the guests were treated to an hours skating at the Douglas Nat
 atorium. Following the skating, dane
 ing was indulged in at the Labor
 Union Hall until midnight, when cof
 fee, cakes and sandwiches were
 served in the banquet rooms of the
 Hall. More dancing then followed
 until the wee sma' hours, when the
 chaparones of the Juneau young la
 dies insisted on the orchestra playing Home, Sweet Home"
 Frankie Bach, acting as toastnias ter during the luncheon, jokingly al luded to the entertainment as "spite party" owing to an alleged rumor from some Douglas fair ont | to the effect that the Douglas boys were slow. and that while he ant the younger boys of the Island stil swear by the Douglas girls, the idef occurred to them that a skating party, sleighing party, dancing, sup per and the charterfng of the bis launch Peggy all in one evening might serve to disabuse any accusa tion of "slowness" among their se in the monds of the Douglas fail ones.
 The Misses Mary Kasheyaroff ant Dorothy Troy, in reply to the re marks. and calls of the toastmaster
 thanked the young men heartily fol
 most enjoyable evening and fel
 assured that all the Douglas sirl'
 would regard the occasion as a mat ter of fun and courtesy to the Ju neau girls and would enjoy the jokt
 on them by the boys in the spirit 1T which it was actually given.
 Another merrys party by the younf folks is advertised for Friday nigh at the Labor Union Hall and invited guests from both sides of the Chan nel are expecting to attend and en joy the evening as was experienced two weeks ago at the Valentine
 party.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
CUGGENHEIMS MAY BRANCH OUT AND
 OPEN MORE OFFICES

BOSTON, Feb. 26.-It is under stood the firm of Guggenheim Brothers has under consideration i'm portant plans for expansion which may carry the name abroad as a factor in banking circles. Recent changes in the management Of the American Smelling & Refining Co.,. whereby Daniel Guggenheim stepped down from the presidency in favor of his brother, Simon, were probably effected in part for this reason.
 This firm was formed three years ago as successor to M. Guggenh eim's Sons and included in the partner ship. in addition to five of the or iginal Gugsenheim brothers and two of the next generation, w. c. Pot ter who was for several years with the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
 The interests of the Guggenheims, aside from their control and man. agement of the American Smelling & Refining Co. and associated con- cerns, have been largely in mining in North and South. America and Mexico. They have acted as bank CTS in financing the Chile and Bra den copper properties and today have the management of these mines in hand.
 Establishment of branches abroad may result shoulN the expansion plans be carried into ehect.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-02-26
GOES TO CAPITAL
 TO HELP ALASKA
!. L. McPherson to Assist in Furthering Legislation
 Pending Before
 Congress.
Seattle Times)

To aid in furthering Alaska Legis- lation now before Congress, J. L. Me Pherson, manager of the Alaska bu- reau of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, left yesterday for Washington, D. c.
 Among the measures now before Congress are provisions for increased production of aids to navigation and coast surveys, improved mail service, wagon road construction, increased activities in the Government railroad and the passage of the coal and oil act recently reported by the confer ees and which has been so amended as to embrace Alaska The latter meas ure has been in conference for some time and was finally reported out about ten days ago. Upon recon mendation of Secretary of the Interior , Franklin K. Lane it was amended to i include Alaska.
 Secretary Lane requested of Con- sress on February Sth an approprla- tion of $13.S00,000 with which to
 complete the Government railroad
 Of this, $9,600,000 is a deficiency ap
 propriation in excess of the original
 $35,O00,OO0 authorized by Congress i Cost of Railroad Increased | The added cost of the project is
 due to a marked increase in the cost of labor, materials and supplies. La
 Dor costs have advanced 50 per cent
 over the estimate of 1914, and mater
 ials and supplies have jumped from i 50 to 75 per cent As overhead ai-d
 operating costs are increasing with ! each years work and now average
 approximately $100,00O a month, it
 is advisable from an economic stand point, according to MT. McPherson to push the road to completion, as 1 for number of years at least the greater part of the traffic will be
 through traffic to the Interior Wa gon roads and branch railroads will i be necessary for the development of
 local traffic, he states.
 | Mir McPherson, ho made the trip
 over the entire route last year, fully believes that with the necessary ap- | propriations the work could be pushed
 to completion within two years.