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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-21
Dorothy den Page of Helb Hints for Hon1enakerS
Strawberries

Strawberries. the queen of
the early fruits, are with us
once more. Let's make the
most of them during their brief
season. Dorothy Allen has
prepared a number of recipes
for strawberry desserts. You
will like them. we know. Send
a stamped addressed envelope
for your copy. Address Doro-
thy Alden. The indianapolis
Times.
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Chjld'S Party Suggestion

Place marshmalloWs on some SIM
pie crackers, such as graham or
arrow root. Place under the broiler
for a few minutes to melt the
marshmallows slightly. While still
hot, press animal crackers into
them, standing them upright.
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Here S Help

Dorothy Alden wants to be OF
service 10 Times readers. If
YOU have some perpiexing
household problem. write 70
her, and she gladly will give
the matter her attention.
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Stuffed Pork ChnnS

Six chops, 2 cups bread crumbs,
toasted, l small onion, cream
enough to moisten, salt, 2 table
spoons chopped green pepper. Chops
should be cut one inch thick. Slice
in the middle to the bone, Fill
with dressing. Bake slowly until
golden brown.
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Child Is Not Born With
Food P1ejudiCes;; Mother
Can OUerCOn1e DiSIikeS

mothers surprised learn that children born with
WI everything
dlking
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-21

Fudge and penuchi kept in tightly
covered cans will remain fresh two
weeks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-21

This e the third Of series Of eduea-
fioual articles prepared ~ Miss Alden,
which should be Of interest 70 every
Intelligent homemaksr
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Why don't YOU
enjoy its wonderful
convenience?

A SIX any housewife
- who enjoys the
4 convenience Of an
outside icer, she will tell
you that it is the ideal
way and would not do
without it.
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nth outside icing facilities an lee box can
~ be kept will iced all the time whether the
housewife is at home or not. All that is neces-
sary is to tell the iceman to keen the refrigerator
well iceland then enjoy the perfect service which
ice-the truly ideal refrigerani-gives, combined
with facility which relieves you Of all response
bility.
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Nd the cost is but little more than for
"A ordinary ice box. If you are moving into a
Anew house apartment this summer be sure
to insist on outside icing Or if you are planning to
stay where YOU You have an outside icer put
in with little trouble and at very moderate cost
The Washington times., 1929-01-22

EPN NtoR1l.ES loEA az 0Rivifi6 a sNIee INSTEAD eF
Ruz6Y HAS 6eT THE skLRHEG RIsktI MLe6RIEo.
The Washington times., 1929-01-22

T WELFTH day of the The planetary influences domn
aing the morning hours boom in industry
expansion in trade marked activity business circles
The afternoon and evening influences may be eacherous and
deceptive, especially about 7:16 p. m.
It is likely to be evil day for persons under the
Sign Of sagttarius, November 81 to December 90
Children born today shown rather Industrious eccno
cal and very particular regard to small matters They not
have sufficient sefcontrc liable alow others
influence them to much for their personal safety fer they
will be inclined to take the conditions of others Their
sona also be affected b their surroundings Teah them
to discriminate between desires emotions arising
dition of others.
Your birthday: peculiar affairs
the ensuing Your personal affairs
best interests Some good friends into
life and hold you II high esteem greatly to advantage
activity generally
industry especially regard necessities
and feminine commodities.
Prerner Inea
The Washington times., 1929-01-22

Ths San u Agnarias, Januarg 90 . Fsbrnarv Is
The Washington times., 1929-01-22
What Is Your Lucky Hour?
BY THE YELLED PRIEsTESS

"Ther. il time TO, every purpOss usdsr the San."
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"Fah" Is the theme federation hymn sing to be
WEAF Thursday night at O'CLOCK
dent influence history the United States station WW WI"
as an night at $50 d
cation of the state country In 1924 when wave OF sym
rathv had swept the country who then trying 10
their liberty
special arrangement the Evening will feature the program
hookup OF
lions Thursday night at o'clock TINS
written Bowling Of Honeymoon Lane ane oe "a 0 0O
popular melodies with which he is credited
tradition frontier days IN he
related to Chicago listeners by veteran OF the T
when Fl omancho distinguished hunter and writer OF t
day gone by brings audience the stories OF the stirring tn
and wyoming. FL Con1arcno VIII h@os"t"0 A' ~
Thursday night at 9:45
The gentle two Negro spitua Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" till Jordan VIII close the program
through the system Sixteen Singers and their orchestra
Thursday night at $780,
THE Pacific Little Symphony will send its music forth from coast
coas through system Of its series OF concerts Froa
afternoon at O'Clock.
Songs descriptive every Of transportation VIII feature the
rext hour that en broadcast stations OF t
Columbia system at Thursday night The hrst songs IN TINS
oron will describe and include SAILING SAILING
Uajtn for the Land transportation VIII be epreseh
nv aTIorses the Out and Get Under AR raVel
osbd in "Wat Get Them Up IN the AN Boys ana op
in The
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MRS. kNOWLTON DIES
Taught in City for AZ
Years.

Mrs. Mary Bass Knowlton, for
thirty years supervising principal
of school No. u, died this morning
at her home, 1857 Broadway.
Mrs. Knowlton was one of the
most widely known of the teachers
who spent years in Indianapolis
schools. Several years ago teach
ers, who had been part of her staff
at No. IL, founded the Mary B.
Knowlton Club to perpetuate her
ideals and as a recognition of her
unusual service during the forty
seve nyearS she was part of In
dianapolis educational activities.
She was a member of the Indiana
Society of Pioneers and Caroline
Scott chapter of the p. A. r.
Mrs. Knowlton is survived by her
brother, William H Bass; sister,
Florence Bass; two sons, Lynn G.
Knowlton of Indianapolis and Harry
B. Knowlton of TT. Wayne, and four
grandchildren Marylynn, Jean,
Harry A. and William j. Knowlton.
Funeral services will be held at
the Flanner a. Buchanan mortuary
at 3:15 Saturday afternoon. DR..
William F. Rothenburger OF the
Third Christian church. of which
Mrs. Knowlton was a member, viii
be in charge of the service.
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Births

Web and Hazel Postman, t745 Thaddeus.
Ishmael and Evelyn Wiltermooo, SOL
Alvin and Mary Quack, 2O1o Hoyt.
Thomas and Helen Logan, st. V1ncentS
John John and Ruth Waite. st. vincent's hos
Robert and Irene Arnold, st. vincent's
Patrick and Margaret Mcshane, st. Vim
Charles and Martha Doyle. st. Vincents
hospital. =. ~,,
Barton and Matilda Wall, st. vincents
hospital.
Frank and Kitty scherrer, st. vincents
Daniel Dsnfei and opal styers, isis English.
Louis and Marie Clark, 2134 North Gale.
Homer and Ella Featheringlu, 1924
Orange.
Edward and Kathryn Worshain, $50 East
Hairy and Harriet Lambert, st. Vim
Claude and Marie MADDEN, So. vincent's
Robert and Lillian Cherry, st. vincent's
William and Mary Buckley, 1929 Rich
Hughson and Marjorie Hampton, 256
NS ciifto nOi and Helen RowIey. 1911 East
Clarence and Minnie Wharton. slS North
Harold and Lucille Held, i4sl Reisner..
Clarence and Roberta Kirby. 1920 North
Olney. .oo ~.,. W.,
Melvin and Hazel Possman. 1905 ST.
Peter.
Patrick and Josephine Quinn, st. Vim
cents hospital, boy and girl.
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Deaths

Frank T. Hawley, 50, city hospital,
Henry Henry fevihn, 50. 14s4 Bridge, cerebral
MOL MoIly til Adams. SIS, s24 South Noble, cere-
bral hemorrhage.
keystone, broncho pneumonia
6enal hemorrhage. -
Avis Myrtle Sands. 46, sos Emerson,
Kathieen Gray, 30. 1888 North Meridian.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Ethel " Armstrong, Z, city hospital,
Mary 5. sedvert. 81, Methodist hospital.
Carcinoma. -
iobar pneumonia.
Hazel Evans Barnes, "a. 1888 Lewis,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Isaac Edwards, rs, 4Sl Sahm, arSerlo
Lucia Names, 81. Methodist hospital,
hvpostatic pneumonia.
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Quick Success

Few girls in pictures have made
such rapid strides toward success as
this charming New Yorker. Just q
few months ago she was given her
first job, shadowing a star. Within
three hours, she had a real part in
the picture-"The Lovers of Sunya."
Miss Bayard says: II am told my
selection was largely due TO my per-
feet skin and lovely hair. I've really
never taken much trouble with
either. For my hair I use the simple
method that most of the girls /
know here in New York are so
enthusiastic about. It's so easy. All
you do is put little Danderine on
your brush each time you use it.
This method is just what busy
girl needs. It's SO easy; and it keeps
your hair and scalp so clean you
don't need to shampoo half SO. often.
I am letting my hair grow and /
find Danderine helps make it soft
and easily manageable. I can
arrange it any way want and it
stays that way. All my friends are
complimenting me on the appear
acce OF my hair, nowadays because
Danderine has brought out all its
natural color and made it so soft
and luStrouS."
DandeEine removes the oily film
from each strand and makes dull,
stringy hair gleamy. soft, easy to
dress. 1t tones and refresnes the
scalp: helps overcome dandruff. 1t
is delicately fragranced; isn't sticky
or oily; doesn't show. All drug
stores have the generous 35c bottles.
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AMEND BOXING
BILL TO EXCEPT
MARION COUNTY
Exemption Will Aid Legion
Raise Funds for Con-
yention.

Marion county is excepted from
the provisions of the Fisher boxing
commission bill through an amend
ment by Representative Lloyd Clay
combe of Indianapolis, which was
acked on the bill when it came out
of judiciary B committee today.
C1aycombe, who is chairman of
the committee, in his amendments
provides that the law is not ap-
plicable to counties containing cities
of more than 100000.
IT did this in order to protect the
American Legion which is staging
boxing bouts in order to raise sufi-
cient money to bring the national
convention of the legion to Indian
apolis when the Memorial Plaza is
formerly dedicated.
Bosom Bill Favored
"The bill in addition to establish
ing q commission of three members.
provides that 10 per cent of the
gross receipts of boxing exhibitions
to- paid to the state for use in the
school aid fund. This would cut
materially into the receipts from the
Legion bouts" Claycombe said.
Favorable reports were made by
committee on the Bosom bill pro-
viding for appointment of chief
clerks for Marion criminal and cir
cult courts, to be paid a salary fixed
by the court; and a bill providing
for compulsory appointments of
official reporters in the two civil
divisions of the Marion county mu-
nicipal court, the compensation to
be the same as that for circuit and
superior court reporters.
The house of representatives
passed to engrossment after bitter
debate the MeGriff bill, which in its
meaning, would legalize the title of
Tomlinson hall.
Ten Bills introduced
McGriff explained that city Of
ficialS of Indianapolis had found
that they could not issue bonds for
improvements to Tomlinson hall
without perfecting the title.
Representative John w. Scott of
Gary, moved to strike out the en-
acting clause of the bill, because
as he claimed, it would enable the
city to issue bonds and construct
building contrary to the provision of
the grant of land to the city by the
state.
Claycombe explained that the
building needed repairs and ex-
tensive improvements.
Opponents of the bill lost on the
division.
Ten new bills were introduced to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-21
ERUPTION OF
PELE ATTRACTS
MANY VISITORS
Hawaiian Natives Profit by
Awe Inspiring Spectacle,
Visible for Miles.
Ba United Press

RH United Press
HILO, T. H, Feb. 21.-Lured b.,
the awe-inspiring eruption of flame
and lava, large crowds travelled to-
day to the Hawaiian national park
to witness the latest demonstration
of Madame Pele, goddess of fire to
natives of Hawaii.
The volcano Kilauea. located In
the park, started its eruption
Wednesday, and an unusual amount
of tourist trade is resulting.
A beautiful spectacle was afforded
the tourists Wednesday night.
During the day lava had covered
the entire floor of Hale Maumau tit
and by nightfall livid streams of
flame shot up more than 500 feet in
the air. Like fiery spray, the
f1an1es hung over the pit illumin-
atirlg the sky for miles.
A faint glow could be seen even
from TIilo, thirty miles away from
Kilauea. The volcano rearS itself
four thousand feet in the air.
1t is predicted the eruptions viii
last a month, although T. A. Jaggar,
government meteorological observer,
said the eruption is normal. He
said it had been expected for some
time.
No damage has been or is likely to
be caused from the eruption since
the pit is large enough to hold
all the lava and no overflow will
occur, Jaggar said.
To the natives, Madame Pele'S
latest demonstration will prove of
decided profit. They have or
ganized native banquetS to serve
the tourists and will increase their
sale of trinkets.
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Fishing the Air

usherng in the celebration OF Wasngtos birthday the
Soldering Singers ffypece special orchestra Thursday
instrumental stripes the
great symphonic will its tribute TO Washing
tons memory Country orchestral eabora
selection will arrangement OF the familiar mel
ody-entirey in the mood and tempo of 1929.
tour Germany viii be the feature of the half hour post
that Musical Episode will present Its broadcast
Columbia system Thursday night at $3.50.
special of George Washnons birth
day Morley Players under John
Mundy through the NBC Friday
18th and of high school age
appealed particularly by the which will be heard aT
10 O'Clock.
Of the modern French composer Leo DeDe perhaps
the Halsey STUART
ensemble with Polka" during the weekly
broadcast over system night at o'clock
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Dial TzQ,iSteYS
N, references Are Central Standard Time)

s:oo-NBc (wEAF. ssO)-seiberling con-
s;so-NBc ilwJz, 7so}-Maxwell concert.
s.oo-KMBc Gs50l Kansas. city-.Hockey.
Kansas City vs.; 81. Louis. 1-..
wM Una $50 Chicago = Brass
VIC {11oo) Atlantic city-Enter-
WAN FAM (lo7o) cleveland-Maytag
wsM S'C $3.50 Nashvilie-Belle Camp
s:15-wcco 18io) Minnepalois-St. Paul
Minnesota theater.
9:s0-KOA $500 Denver - Extension
XIV Cio2o) chicago-Bookman
KDKA (SsoJ Pittsburgh or
MEG &c WEaF. WR % Wv % SEeHss'tA
Columbia Network-Musical cpl
xD 5Gas' tsso) MISUNDERSTANDING.
"A spanish Romance"
" shsstzs 'sg Z ks giSsS0 K5D. WOW,
s:46-wfsR il1So5 Milwaukee Silver
1O:oo-cN asRpsf t7sCS Montreal -.oggsn;
KYW t1o2O1 Chicago-News; or
KsTP dtsO g, Pag5mAmos -, p
KNOX IosoJ St. Louis-NeWs;
Amos m Andy.
WBBM (770) Chicago-Lombardo'
Canadians: vocal
io:lo-WDAF (6lo) Kansas City-star
wJR (75O) Detroit-News: orches-
1o:lS-wHK GiSsol cleveland-Day's or
KTHs 1sool Hot springs-Dance
tunes; specialtieS.
1o:20-WCCO (810l Minneapolis-St. Paul
Longs orchestra.
lo:se-CNRC $500 Calgary String quartet;
KSTP (1460) st. Paul-Marigold
KNOX t1osO) St. Louis-wyiie's
orchestra.
11:o0-WMAQ (670) Chicago-Dance or
cheStra.
ii:SQ-KSTP (1460) st. Paul-NationaI
Limited.
KMBC (950) Kansas City--Dance
orchestra.
lI:4S-WDAF (610) Kansas Csty--Nfght-
hawk frolic
12:o0-CERV (1030) Vsncou Fer--Concert
KsTP ti46O) st. PauI-Midnisht
XIV uo2o) Chicago - Insomnia
Club.
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EXACTLY SUITS ELDERLY PER-
SONS

Teasing, haraSsing coughs, tickling
In the throat, and exhausting. neTv-
Gus hacking are Immediately re-
Iieved by Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. Hold the dose low In
the throat short time before
swallowing. Its accurate blend of
pure pine tar, fresh laxative honey,
together with other valuable medici-
nal ingredients is wonderfully heal
ing to cold-infiame6x tissues of
throat and bronchials, and easily
clears away irritating phlegm. No
opiates, no chloroform. Try 1t.
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Charges wife Threw Hot Iron

By Times Special
LA PORTE, Ind, Feb. 21.-Wil-
liam r. Weidmar in a divorce suit
filed in La Porte circuit court here
alleges Mrs. Helen Weidmar threw
red hot flat iron at him. In ad-
dition to the divorce, Weid1nar asks
court order against his wife to
prevent destruction of furniture in
their home, which he alleges she has
threatened. o.
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H1eH SPOTS on rHuRsDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMS

HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHTS PROGRAMS
8:oOWEAF NetwokEno Rapee and symphony orcheS
with sooiSts.
notwithstanding artists With concert ana
popular orchestraS.
and NBC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sh4KreCS concert OF
Chestra.
WEAF and NBC Network-"Rapd Transit" Nignees of
City Life.
s:oo-WJz and Observation-Disclosures Musicians music OF the
eighteenth century.
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Taxi Driver Robbed

Charles Tenyke, 100 East Michi-
gan street, a taxicab driver, was
held up and robbed Of $3.50
Wednesday night by a Negro bandit
at Tenth street and Highland ave-
que.
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Daylight Hits

FRIDAY
ssoe-NBC System (WEAF. educational
home hour.
WIZ (760), Chicago-Marianba or
chestra; chorus to WJR, RWK.
WBAI,
1O:oO-NBc System CWJz. 76o)-RcA edu-
cational hour.
10:l5-NBC System (WEAF, 66O)--House-
hold institute.
l1:oo-NBC System (WEAF, 660)-"Teeth
and Health"
12:00-NBC System (CentraD Farm and
home hour.
12:45-WSB GAO. Enthusiastically of
Georgia program.
3:0o-NBC System lWJz, 760l-Little
symphony to WLW, WJR. KWK.
3;3G-WLS (S70), Chicago-Musical pro-
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NAB MURDER SUSPECTS
Terre Haute Police Hold Four in
Morrison Case.

b1y JULJbU fFt66
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 2l.-
Four alleged gunner we're held In
Jail here today as suspects in the
murder of Jack Morrison, %, by
shooting, two weeks ago.
Authorities apprehended the men
while they we're in a conference.
Five revolvers were found on their
persons.
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THURSDAY

o-coiunbia-"Then and Now"
7:2o--WJG, Ttlantic City--Harp ensemble.
T:30-NBC (WEAF. 660)-Hooyer Sen
tinelS.
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THURSDAY

THURSDAY
WFBM u,2SOl INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Company
5:N0 to s:OO-Pep Unlimited Club.
IO:30-Aunt Sammy's hour.
VI :0O-Fuiler-Ayde morning musicale;
Noon-Lenten services from Roberts RatA
church.
r. NJ.
I2:3O--Farm period.
x:30-WFBM studio orchestra
S:O0-Children's knowiedge...
S:i5--"Speaking of Dogs" by Or. vance.
5:30-Chapter day from the ne"
s.4s-"What's happening late news
from, The Indianapolis Tines news
casting. 5000.
6:0O--Longiness time: weather forecast
600 to 6:SO-Silent.
7:OO-PIuto Radio Review.
400 to I0:00-Silent.
IO:OO--Indiana Ballroom music.
10:3O--Longine's times weather forecsSt'
The Columnist.
10:45-Indiana Ballroom music.
IL :0O-Sign OF.
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Helped
Changed lie

Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a
wonderful medicine at the
Change of Life. | would
get blue spells and just
walk the floor. / was nerv-
Gus, could not sleep at night
and was not able to do my
work. I know if it had not
been for your medicine |
would have been in bed
most of the time. If WoTi-
en- would only take your
medicine they would be bet
ter" Mrs. Anna WeGDer,
r. F. D. No. 2, Rose HILL,
IO2Ud
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wKBF tI4O0) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
Io:0o-Reoips exchange.
iS:2S-Tnteresting bits Of history, cour-
tesy Of Indianapolis public library.
1o.SA--Liyestock and grain market; wealth
er and shippers forecast.
1o:4e-WKBF shopping service.
5:Oo--Late news bulletins and ,s spfCras.
s.oo--Hoosier Motor Club.
S:39-IndianapoIis. Athletic Club.
7:O0-StuGio program
S;O0-The Girl Friends.
S:3O--Kroger Grocery Boys
9:00-Studio program: c,x
10:S0-Indianapolis Athletic Clun'
wLw (7Oo) CINCINNATI
THURSDAY
s:oo-world Book man.
3I5-Club period.
2:39-Little Jack Little.
3:45-The Rhyme Reaper.
4:oo-Five o'clock HawaiianS.
4:3o-Livestock reports. 49,.
4:40-The Glad Girls. Polly and Anna.
5:00-Henry Thies' orchestra.
5:30-Crosley Dynacone Diners;
6:O0-Commerce and the individual.
6:l5-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
Historical Highlights.
7:0O-Lehn and Fink.
7:30-Champion SparkerS.
s:00-Conservatory of Music orchestra
and soioists; vladimir Bakaleinikoh.
conductor.
ductor.
s.so-Maxwell House Coffee concert.
9:00-Time and weather announcement.
9:Oo-Crosley Burnt Cookers
1o:o0-Heermann instrumental trio anu
Melville Ray. tenor.
1O:30--Little Jack Little.
II O0-Crosley Showbox hour.
II :0O-Henry Thies' orchestra.
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The Nome nugget., 1929-12-07

TELGRAPHIC TRANSFERS
The Nome nugget., 1929-12-07
LOCAL NEWS

Last Sunday meeting of the board of directors of the Nome Kennel Club was held. This was the first meeting this year and it is interesting to note that the treasurer reported balance of s1406.17 making possible the Colo win race. This race is held dur ing the Northwestern Alaska Fair Week on March ,27. to Golovin and return, governed by rules which will be published later. The first prize will be one thousand dol lars, the second. two hundred and fifty, and the third, one hundred dollars The race is to be run regardless of weather conditions This race, in a similar way will tend to replace the Sweepstake Races, which were the starting of this sport now SD popular all over the states, and develop an interest in that line again.
 The annual meeting of the Ken mel Club will take place on Dec 17th, and all members and those interested in dogs are invited to attend