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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11
IDEA OF BRIDGE.
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are in vogue. Now the bridge is un,
safe, inconvenient and dangerous for
the amount of traffic that passes over
that road ~
1t is well known, or ought to be. tina !.
plans are perfected for rebuilding MANI
sections of the Putney road, eliminat
ing grades and corners at Slab Hollow
and Murder Hollow, so called, spend
ing very large amount upon the pro.
Ject. And for town to allow such a
condition as now exists at the West
River crossing, is to say the beast, un-
reasonable, not up with the times and
not worthy of town of our size and
progressive ideas.
Again referring to the project of
1908, | still have the plans and spccif-
cations, and the data of the surveys are
available. / will place these plans in
the window of Thomas S drug store and
would invite everyone to see them. {
new bridge We're to be erected accord
ing to these plans, (Which provided for
concrete roadway or some Others car
rying out the same ideas of grade,
change of highway, etc, while state aid
is available and the balance of cost
raised as a memorial, it would seem to
me it would be one of the finest tn ngs
the town could do.
| thank Mr. Perry for again bring
ing this matter to the attention of our
townspeople and trust that some good
may come from it, as | surely believe
it is needed and now is the time to do
it while aid is in sight.
The more our people investigate con-
ditions at West River bridge, the more
convinced they will become that the
original idea of our former selectman,
w. II. Vinton, now revived by Mr..
Perry, is correct.
As to~cost on present values, would
hardly care to give an estimate with
out more time. OF conrs0it would cost
more than r,ifsl 8 Ca, bAs.swsald- .Menth
more now and do away with q danger
aus situation, and / doubt IF the net
cost to the ~tawn would. be more. if as
much, as if 1908. vsssa r u. ss.Ss3e.
1t is expected that contracts will be
let for the improvements on the Pit
Iiey rid IN time to complete the work
in 1920 Should the town >deeide to
make the Improvements at West River,
we, as town. would have almost a
boulevard between Brattleboro and
Putnay, making the northern entrance
to our town one of the most beautiful in
the state.
Trusting that all of our townspeople
will duly sconsider all these improve
ments, Isremain.
Very truly yours.
EDWARB 70. CROSBY.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11

S.WANTED-Chairs to cane. G. W.
Hudson. Spring Street 129-134*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11

WANTED-Board and room for stud
chts. Phone 5sS-R. 1875 LAB
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11
WANTED.

WANTED-An orderly. Brattlehoro
Memorial Hospital. 132tfI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11

Early records state that the practice of
shaving originated in the fact that the
beard afforded too good a hold fors an
enemy in battle This is the caslse as
signed, for the origin of shaving, among
the Greeks about the time of Alexander.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11

WANTED-By- returned sailor, posi-
ton as fireman. VIII work either day
or night Rate when discharged was
1st class engine driver. Address Fire
man, Reformer Office. 137-142#
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-11
SOLD RY Z
Brattleboro Drug Co.
Card.

A Card.
For all the kindness and sympathy
I ~ ~ ~, uuI aiiu heiS iio '
mother and for the many beautiful
flowers sent, we would express our deep
gratitude.
Mrs. Eva Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. I. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Higley. 3
Brattleboro, August IL.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
MAUI GELEZINIAI
KRYZIAI VOKIETIJOJE.

Is Amerikos stovyklos
Vokietijoje. Pranesama. kad
geleziniu kryziu era Woke
tijoje dar neisnyko. Dabar
tine Vokietijos va,dzia is
naujo uzsakiusi daugybe ge-
.leziniu kryziu, kurie bus da-
linami vokieciams griztan-
items is nelaisves.
Taigi sakoma, kad Sic
naujiejie geleziniai kryziai
bus dalinami ir liuosno-
riams, kurie tarnavo pasku-
tiniais laikais rytiniame vo-
kieciu fronte (Lietuvoje if
Latvijoje. Red.).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
MILIJONAS DOVANOMS
PASIZYMEJUSIEMS
ORLAIVININKAS.

New York, rugs. 9 d. =
Europos Sails pradejo kreip
ii daug domos patobulini-
mui orlaivininkystes. Kick
viena zymesne sails skiria
tulas sumas pinigu dovo-
MONS uz ivairius pasizzyme-
jimus orlaivininkysteje.
Trumpoj ateityje mes tu-
resime orlaiviu lenktines,
kaip kad turime lenktines
kituose susinesimo buduose.
Laikrastis Echo de Paris jau
paskire S6O,O0O dovonu, to-
kioms lenktin6ms, kuriu ke-
lione turi butt $500 myliu
sukant ratu ant vienos vie
tos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
AUSTRAI REIKALAUJA
UNIJOS SU VOKIETIJA.

Basle, rugs. 9 d. : Aust
rios premieras DR.. Renner
perstate Austrijos steigia-
nam susirinkimui taikos SUI
tarties islygas. Visi atstovai
isreiske dideli neuzsigane-
dinima, kad neleidziama
jungtis Austrams su Woke
tia. Visu delegatu buvo no
ras, kad butu leista Austri-
jos vokieciams detis su Vo-
kietijos vokieciais, mes XII
taip, girdi, nera vilties issi-
laikyti ekonomiskai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
SUSTREIKAVO BOSTO-
NO POLICIJA.
Boston, Mass, rugs. 9 d.

Boston, Mass, rugs. 9 d.
Siqdien, s valanda vararo SIT
streikavo miesto policija. Pali-
cistai susirinko / policijos stotis
If vieton stoti darban grazino
virSininkams revolverius, laz-
das if raktus mo patroliniq
baksu. lSeinant sustreikavu-
stems policistams is stociu juos
sveikiro m'nios darbininku.
Streikas iSkilo delei paliuo-
savimo 10 policistu uz prisira-
simq prie unijos. Septyni as
uondaliai Bostono policistu jau
priklauso prize unijos If strei-
kuoti nubalsuota vakarikscia-
ne susirinkime.
Apie 10000 organizuotu
darbininku pasizadejo remit
strcikuojancius policistus.
Policistq y;etas stengiamas.
uzpildyti liuosnoriais pilicis-
tais is pilieciu. Tarpe liuosno-
Iriq policistu yra If Harvardo
uniyersiteto profesorius Ed
win II. Hall.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
EKSPLIOZIJA SUNAIKI-
NO rs NAMUS.
Coblenz, rugseio 9 d.

Coblenz, rugSeJO . q. -
Talkininkai pardave tulq dali
bereikalingos amunicijos No-
kietijos geleziriai dirbtuvei
Nupirktoji amunici,a, kaip
menkos vertes tapo suversta
prie vienos dirbtuves. Bet nett
ketai amunicijos dalyje iStikc
ekspliozija, kuri sunaikino 2
murinius namus. Suardyti ma
mai apkainuoiami virS milijo-
no markiu. Be to eksPliozijolt
tapo suzeista 10 vokieciu das.
bininku. Ekspllozijo buvo ga
ma didele, mes placioj apielinke-
ie iSbireio langq stiklai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
RUMUNIJA ATSISAKO
RASYTIS PO SUTARTIMI
SU AUSTRIA.

Paryzius, rugs. 9 d. =
Rumunijos delegacija taikos
konferencijon praneSe talki
ninkQ augsciausiai tarybai,
kad Rumunija nepasiraSys
po taikos sutartimi su Aust
ria. Nepasirasys todel, kad
fsugsciausioji taryba neliai-
@dzianti Rumunijai daryti
savo pastabQ.
Rumunijai ypac nepatin-
ka tie punktai, kur kalbama
apie mazumu tiesas zemese,
priskirtose nuo buvusios
Austrijos prie Rumunijos.
Jugo-Slavijos atstovai is
tos pacios priezasties nori
sekti RumunijOs pedomis.
Jie pirm pasirasymo nori
dar susinesti su sayo val
dzia, ir todel manoma, kad
jie irgi liksis nesiraSe po
sutartimi, nes pasiraSymo
laikas nustatytas ant 10 die
nos rugsejo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
HOLLANDIJA NORI
LIUOSO ANTVERPENO.

Haaga, rugs. 9 d. = Bel
gijos valdzia paskutiniais
laikais Wis teiraujasi tai tai
kos konferencijoje, tai Hol-
landijoje, kad gavus proga
per Hollandijos zeme SUI
jungti savo vandeninius ke-
Illus su Vokietijos vandeni-
niais keliais ypac upo Reinu.
Hollandija su tokiu reika-
lavimu pradeda sutikti, ne
tik leidzia kasti griovi per
Hollandijos zemes, bet dar
sutinka padengti dali lesQ
iSkasimo griovio. Vienok
uz tai Hollandija nori, kad
AntVerpenas taptu lluosU
porru, t. y. kad If Hollandi-
ia galetu juo naudotis.
Bet padarymas Antverpe
no liuosu portu Belgijai yra
labai nepageidaujamu If tu-
Ii mano kad toxic siu saliu
sutartino veikimo nebus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
ANGLIAKASIU PREZI-
DENTAS GRASINA
STREIKU.
Cleveland, Ohio, rugs. 9

Cleveland, Ohio, rugs. 9
d. = siadien angliakasiu
konvencijoje veikiantis pre-
zidentas ]. L. Lewis, savo
raporte pazymejo, kad Wis
kilancios kainos ant kasdie-
niu reikalu vercia angliaka-
sius reikalauti augstesniu al
gu. 1r jei, grid, valdzia Xxi
/ dienai lapkricio nepadi-
dins angliakasiams algos su-
lyg nurodytos per centra al
gu lenteles, tai angliakasiai
privalo isreikalauti pakeli-
ma algu visuotiniu anglia
kasiu streiku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
JAPONAI NENORI SIBI-
RO IR MEKSIKOS.
WASHINGTON, rugs. 9 d

w dsnihSton, rugs. . o.
Japonijos atstovai grieztai uz-
reiSke, jog Japonija Meksikos
il Sibiro nch ,rinti, bet taipgi
uzreiSke, jog Korejos judeji-
mas prize neprigulmybes bus uz-
spaustas speka. Laikyti Koreja
savu, girdi, butinai reikia is
"trategisko atzvilgio.
Koreja, girdi, Japonija uz-
valde tik todel, kad Korejos
valdzia nemokejo valdyti savo
kraStq. If todel Korejq pirmiau
valde Chilija, veliau Russia.
Gi Japonija paemusi Kareja sa
vo rankosna, gerai sutvarke
kraSta If nori tvarkyti il ant to
liau.
Kas link Sibiro, toliau uzrei;
ke japonu atstovai, tai Japoni-
ia apie tai visai nemano. Ii
taipgi jokiu pasiulijimu Japo-
nijai nuo Koloako ar kitu Ru-
sijos vadu nebuvo. Gi Japoni.
jos kareiviai darbuojasi sibire
greta anlerikonu Tx kad palai
kius tenai tvarka, kol pats ri
sal nesusitvarkys.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Rununija nesira$ys po
Sutartinli Su Austria,
Plianuoja Unija Vengrijos SUI
Rumunija.
popIezIuS Tampa DemOkratu.
Sustreikavo BOStonO Policiia.

ziaus laiskas kardinolui Lu-
con sarySyje su parlamento
rinkimais francuzijoje.
Vatikano veikimas atei-
tyje, sulyg popieziaus lais-
ko, tur6tQ but vykdomas Sc
kanciais budais:
1. Kooperacija su yisomis
kliasolnis Salyje.
2. Koalicija visu Sales
kliasq prizes bolSevizma.
3. Pri6mimas visose istai-
gose demokratijos pamatQ.
A. Syietimas proletariato.
Naujas krypsnys Vatika-
no politikoje, kaip tuli laik-
rascal mano, iYyko delei
Habsburgu katali-
kiskos dinastijos, kuri bu-
vo stipriu vatikano ramsciu
prizes demokratija. Uzsiliku-
sios katalikiSkos monarchi-
jos yra visai nezymios, ku-
rios nelosia pasaulio politi-
koje zymesnes roles.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
PLENUOJA UNIJA VENG-
Rios SU RUMUNIJA.

Paryzius, rugs. y d. =
siadien pranesama is Wen
nos, jog Vengriios delegaci-
ia nuvyko Bucharestan, Ru-
munijos sostinen, kur kaip
manoma, tarsis apie sudary-
ma Vengrijos unijos su Ru-
munija. Reikia pazymeti,
kad Vengrija neturi teises
daryti paskiras tarybas nei
. su Rumunija, nei su kita sa-
limi pakol jos politiskas sto-
Wis nebus isristas taikos kon
ferencijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
SERBIA RUOSIASI KA.
rem SU RUMUNIJA.

Vienna rugseJo y q. -
Cia pribunanti amerikonai tvir
tina, kad Serbia ruoSiasi ka-
ren su Rununija; girdi, netik
liaudis, bet il Serbijos ministe-
rial kalba apie kare su Rumu-
Mia. Serbia kaip pranesama,
gabena artilerijq i Rumunijos
rubeziu.
Kalbama, kad jei Serbia pa
skelbtu Runlunijai kare, tai gau
tu pagelba is talkininku, ypac
FrancuzUos, mes Rumunijos
elginasi Vengrijoje gerokai
talkininkus lpykdes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
BEVIELINIS TELEFONAS
% is AMERIKOE NORVE-
GIJON

Paryzius, rugs. 9 d. = Cia
gauta pranesimas is Christi
anijos, kad Norvegijos be-
vielinio TELEGRAPH stotyje Ber
gen dusyk aplaikyta kalba
bevieliniu telefonu is Ame-
rikos. Kadangi Norvegijos
stotis neturinti heyielinio te=
lefono aparato, tai norvegai
atsakymus dave per bevieli-
nj telegrama. n
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
BOL.SEVIKAI NORI TAI
KOS SU LIETUVIAIS.

Paryzius, rugs. 9 d.
Atejo ziniq is lenkisku Sal
tiniu, kad Rusijos bolsevi-
kai kreipesi prie lietuviQ pa
siulydami taika.
Sis praneSimas yra patvlr
tinimu ankstyvesnes zinios,
atejusics per Bern, kurioj
buTo pasakyta, kad apsupus
lietuviams bolsevikus pasku
tinieje formaliai pasiule tai
hytis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
MOTERIS UzMUSE VYRA
SANDRAUGA.

Knoxville, Tenn, rugs. 9
d. = Vakar vakare apie 10
valanda tapo persautas tu-
las L. D. Hart, turtingas ver-
telga. Jis darepliojo prie
vieno ukininko namo if is
saukeS namiskius, jau, be-
mirstas nurode moteri, kuri
j persove su tikslu pasipini-
gauti> Jis buvo isejes su ia
motera pasivaikscioti kaipo
geri pazystami.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
Bol$evikai Taikosi 81 Lietuviais
MUSIS POLICIJOS SU
STREIKIERIAIS

Hammond, Ind, rugs. 9
d. = siadien ivyko smarkus
susiremimas tarp policijos
ir streikieriu gelezies dirbtu-
yes. Susiremime tapo uzmus
ia iris streikie1iai ir mirti-
mai suzeistas; gi II suzeis~
ia lengviau.
Streikieriu minia apie is
1000 vyru vede leitenantas
Thomas Skuba, kuris ejo
uniformoje ir nese Suvieny-
tu Valstiju veliava.
Policijos kapitonas, Ben
Strong, vedinas so policistu
pareikalavo, idant streikie-
rial issiskirstytu, gi Stems
neispildant paliepimo pasi-
girdo suviai. Prize pimuju
suviu streikuojanciu minia
nesijudino, bet, pamaciusi
krintancius ant zemes vyrus
tuojaus iskriko, polikdama
ant gatves uzmustus ir su-
zeistus. s.1
PolicistQ virsininkas tvir-
tina, kad is streikeriu puses
pirma pasipyle i policistus
suviai ir plytos. Bet streikie-
riu vadai tam griezi uzgin-
Gina, mes kick laiko atgal
visi ginklai nuo gyventojq
buvo atimti, taigi streikie-
rial ju nei negali tureti. IS
policistu tik vienas buvo uz-
gautas plytgaliu.
Susiremime SUI policija ola
lyvavo, kaip praneSama, tik
ateiviai. Gi apie 200 ameri-
konu stojo darban, kurie
tapo streikieriu palydeti
sauksmu 'skiabai." Ameri-
konu If ateiviu darbininku
nesutarimas, berodos, ir bu-
vo priezastimi ivykusios ira
gedijos.
Leitenantas Skuba, kuriS
vede streikieriu minia We
liau tapo arestuotas.
Miesto valdzia ketina rel
kalauti federales kariume-
mes palaikymui tvarkos, mes
pribijoma tolimesniu riau-
siu. 81 aa
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
OZYS SUKVIETE UGNIA-
GESIU KOMPANIJAS.

Pittsburgh. Viena ugniagesiu
kompanija gavo gaisro sigma
l9 is trrtingu gyventoju dist
rikto. Bet atvykus j nurodytq
vietq niekur neslmate jokio gals
70 il nlekas nebuvo 10 mates
If nera dave signalo.
Pagaliaus ugniagesip virsi-
ninkas nuzlurejo, kad kaltinin-
ku viso triuksmo esas ozys, XII
ris netolinai vaikstinejo If,
national, begrauzdamas sigma
LIMO baksuko viela iSSauke sig
nalq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
SUOKOLBIS GRAZINTI
HABSBURGU MONAR-
CHIJA.

Paryzius, rugs. 9 d. =
Gauta ziniu is Paryziaus,
kad susekta suokalbis, ku-
rio tikslu buvo sugrazinti
ant sosto HabsburgQ dinas-
tia. Suokalbio lyderiais sa-
ko esq kunigaiksciai Lobko-
wicz ir kapitonas Micka,
kurie tapo suarestuoti; SUI
jais taipgi suarestuota If Vi
sa ellie valdininku if siaip
zymiu visuomenes veikeju
If dvasiSkiu.
Suokalbininkai, kaip pra-
neSama, remesi daugiausiai
ant neuzsiganedijimo buvu-
siu kareiviu cechu. Suokal-
bio salininkai buk buvo jau
isplatine po visa Cecho-Slo-
vakija ir Austria if tik lau-
Ike krizio Budapeste, kad
vidurineje Europe
je monarchija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
PRIBUVO AMTRIKON
KARDINOLAS MERCER

New York, rugs. 9 d. -
siadien pribuvo is Bresto
kardinolals MERCER, Belgi-
jos primatas, kuris daug is
kentejo esant Belgijai po
vokieciQ letena. j pasitiko
New Yorko miesto atstovai
ir dvasiSkiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
RIAUSES TWO RIVERS.
Milwaukee, Wis. rugs. 9 d.

Miestelyje Two Rivers iStiko
r,auSes tarp streikieriu il ne
unijistq triju ditbtuvip. Rlau-
Ses prieme serioziSka If is
Milwaukee tapo pasiusta i Two
Rivers viena kompanija kariu-
menes; gi kitai liepta butt pasi-
rucSusiai kelionen, jei bus rel
.kalas. Kariufnene pasipsta pra
SAINT Serifui Brennan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
BOLSEVIKAI LAIMI.
SIBIRE.

Londonas, rugs. 9 d.
siadien gauta bevieliniu te-
legrafu oficialis bolsevikQ
pranesimas, kurieme tvirti-
mama, kad bolseviku spekos
uzeme miesta Petropavlovsk
ant upes Isim apie Its my
lios j vakarus nuo Omsko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
$3.50 w SENOVES
KAREIVIO SARVUS.
Londonas, rugs. 8 d.

Londonas, rugs. 8 d. =
Viename dailes magazine
buvo isstatyti pardavimui
vokiecio kareivio sarvai is
penkioliktojo simtmecio, ku
riuos norejo ssigyti visa ellie
pirkiku. Pagaliaus radosi
pirkikas, kuris uzmokejo uz
minetus sarvus net $3,250.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
ORAS
Chicagoje ir apielinkeje.

Oras nepastovus, gall but kick
lietaus; kick sileiau; vidutiniai
ivairus vejai.
Sauletekis, 6:24;
Sauleleidis, 7:l3.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
PCPIEzIUS TAMPA
DEMOKRATU.

Paryzius rugs. 8 d. =:
Pohtiskoje linkmeje vatika-
mas kripsta demokratu pu-
sen, ka aiskiai liudija popie-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
EJO MIEGODAMA, PA
PUOLE PO TRAUKINIU

Quincy, IuIa j. II. Ihomp-
son nuvyko pas savo tevus
-ssecius. Naktl pakilusi apsiren-
ge If laiegodanla ejonamo. Be-
ci1ant jai gelzkelio linija uzle-
ke traukin5-s il suvazinejo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-10
LACKAWANNA ANGLIA
KASIAI STRElKUOJA.

Scranton, Pa. Apie $4,000
angliakasiu Lackawanna pa
viete isejo ant streiko reika-
laudami pakelimo algu.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18
CHATANlKA MAN
 VISITING TOWN
FRITZ WEIGH HERE FOR SHORT STAY; WORK GOING AHEAD
 IN BEAVER CAMP

Fritz Welch, the Chatanika mer- chant arrived in town yesterday evening for short business trip and will return home Wednesday morn ing. He reports everything quiet in Chatanika.
 Considerable work is being done in the Beaver country, said MT. Welch, and the prospectors in that district are confident of eventually putting it on the map as genuine producer. All of them are workers, too, said MT Welch and it won't be for a lack of work if something good is not turned up. Men are putting holes down on a number of the creeks and several report enough to encourage every man there and keep them on the job.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18
EAGLE HOP FOR
 HOLIDAYS WILL
 BE BIG AFFAIR
EAGLES THANKSGIVING DANCE WILL BE GALA OCCASION; USH- FER IN BIG CELEBRATION; AERIE PREPARES TO HANDLE CROWD.

With their annual Thanksgiving dance but little more than a week away, the members of the Fairbanks aerie of Eagles are busily engaged in getting everything in readiness for the event, which is the gala affair of Eagledom of the year. Fairbanks has been entertained by the Eagles for years on that date and knows how far they go to make it success and this year will be no exception unless it is that the boys are trying to make 1t better than ever
 The Eagles dance will be on the evening of Wednesday, Nov, 26th and will usher in the Thanksgiving cele- bration staged by the town. Many Nenanaites will come to town in time for the Eagle hop and numer- ous creek visitors will also ar.i for it. The committees in charge of arrangements are taking all of this into consideration and are preparing to handle one of the biggest crowds of the season.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18

Ten full teams were chosen sunday afternoon when the sEips met at the ink building and the local curling
 ason may now be considered fairly .cn The first game will be played Wednesday night ii the present plans O thru.
 The first game will be played by ans representing the president ana yice-president and the losers in this itch will buy the winners a big Ieca i've games will constitute the first atch and when this is concluded the irst regular bonspieI will begin for the Suter trohpy. Those playing under the banner of the president of the club are Suter. (Pres. }, Rick ert, Ferguson, Heilig, A. R., and Carl aten. Opposed to this team in the order named will be Schooling (:ice- pres), Reed Heilig, Cathcart Preston and Duaham
 The club building is in better con dition for the season than in years previous It has been refuynished entirely. The club now has install,u .Js own heating arrangements and those who attend the games will be 0le to do so in comfort.
 The teams chosen Sunday after on are;
 l, Schooling, Anderson, Beam New, on.
 ?. Rickert, Weber, Jones, Carlisle
 8. Suter, Wilbur, Dunn, Woolt
 f. Ferguson, Kelly, Brown, Ward
 ,. Reed Heilig, Thompson, Board man, Groves.
 6, A. R. HeiIig, Sutherland Gordon, Clark.
 ', Durham, Hedger, Barrack, de la Vergne.
 s. Cathcart, Carr, Nordale, Mark uSen.
 g. Preston, Mack, Myers, Mcintosh
 10. Carlsten, Foley, Mcdonald, Roth
 Pres.-Suter, Rickert, Ferguson, A. R. Heilig, Carlsten.
 Vice-Pres.- Schooling, Reed Heilig, Iathcart, Preston, Durham.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18
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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18
NEWSY NOTES
 FROM NENANA

NENANA, Alaska, Nov. 17.-At a meeting of the Nenana commercial club held Saturday night the following officers were elected for the ensuing car: Dr. Bowen, President; J. A 'lippern, vice-president, Robert J. Diven, secretary. The club plans to give a big smoker within the next two weeks.
 Mrs. Cooney has bought the o'c Belmont building and is now moving t up on her own lot next to the C0oney house. Both buildings will Oe combined into one to meet the equirements of the business expan- ion.
 Nenana Igloo No. r, Pioneels s of Alaska met tonight and gave d big smoker which was well attended
 | enjoyed by all present.
 Fred Miller, a former A. E. c. em- ploye left for Wood river today with alhoun's dog team where he will pend the winter
 Henry Rappolt reopened his bakery
 the old stand late last week. He uas installed a new coal heater which was shipped in from the states on one the last boats. The new stove is said to be a great improvement tor coal burning over the old tank stove formerly used and will make the use f coal much more popular.
 J. F. Jacobson, well known in Fair anks, entered the government hos tai here today with a severely Wrenched knee.
 The ladies' bazaar held here last
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18
GIBSON STAGES
 DELAY STARTINC
DEPARTURE POSTPONED FOR DAY OR TWO ON ACCOUNT
 OF STORMY WEATHER

Just before the Gibson autos were ready to leave town yesterday morn ing, a message was received by Tom
 Gibson from PaXson saying that the summit was in the grip of snow storm and he was advised to delay his start for a day or two. It is oX- pected that the cars will be able 10
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-11-18

According to statistics recently published by the Bureau of the Mint and the Geological Survey of the final compilation of the production of gold in the United States for the =car of 1918, Alaska was third n the ,alue of gold produced, being led only by California and Colorado
 The statement shows that a total Of 455,92O ounces of gold were pro duced by Alaskan mines last year This had value of $9,424, TOO. California. who headed the list, pro duced S11,945 ounces which were valued at $16,7S4, 400 and Colorado in second place showed a produc- tion of 615,58S ounces having a total value of $l27247OO The total out put of the entire country was 3,32O,- . 784 ounces valued at S68,646,700. The Alaskan output of silver is | put at SO2,743 ounces having a value |of $787,05700. This valuation is bas- ed on the average buying price for the year of New York dealers which Was $O9SO46.