ABOUT PEOPLE
The steamer Alameda was schedule<
to sail from Seattle today for south
western Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hull came dowi
from Chitlna on yesterday's train and
will leave for the states on the next
! south bound boat.
An informal dinner party was given
last evening at the Alaskan Grill, com
plimentary to Miss Frances Root, of
Seward, who is visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Roaswog
desire to extend their thanks to
friends for their kindly consideration
1 during their recent bereavement.
There will be no meeting of the
Eagles tonight, on account of the hall
being decorated for the firemen's mas
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pierade ball, to take place on Satur- 1
lay night. i
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On Monday night next, in commem
oration of the new year, the Northland
Club will give a dance at its club
rooms, to which the members and a j
few friends will be invited.
Charles Game is receiving the con
gratulations of his friends upon the
arrival of another son at his home to
day. Dr. W. H. Chase reports that
mother and infant are doing nicely.
The Loyola Social Club will hold a
Christmas celebration Thursday even
ing, with special entertainment fea
tures for the occasion. All members I
and their friends are cordially invited.
J. A. Murphy is a returning passen
ger from the states on the Watson
for Latouche, where he will spend
about $30,000 in the development of
his mining property. He is accom
panied by Jack llarriman, of Balti
more.
E. J. Fritock and M. Josephson are
passengers on the Watson for Sel
dovla to check up the cannery at that
place, recently purchased by the
Northwestern Fisheries Company, and
of which the former will be superin
tendent during the coming summer.
Assistant District Attorney Harry E.
Pratt, of Fairbanks, arrived on the
steamer Watson from Seattle, and
will leave on the next train for his
nterior home. While in the (states he
inderwent special treatmen for his
iyes and expects that he will have lit
le trouble with them in the future,
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. — Efforts
to find relief for the news print paper
shortage and prevailing high prices
were continued here by the federal
trade commission in conference with
a committee of newspaper publishers,
news print manufacturers and paper
jobbers. A plan that was discussed
proposed that publishers of the larger
newspapers reduce their purchases
next year by five per cent. So the
smaller papers may receive more of
the supply.
Messages were sent today to large
publishers to ascertain of they will
subscribe to this plant, relinquishing
five per cent of their 1917 contracted
supply, and to small publishers to
learn their 1917 needs. At the same
time the manufacturers' committee
was trying to learn the exact amount
of paper stock on hand in the United
States, and the amount that will be
manufactured for next year’s needs.
The larger publishers are not well
satisfied with the plan proposed, con
tending it forces them to make sacri
fices to supply the small publishers,
when the manufacturers could solve
the whole problem readily by divert
ing to news print manufacture paper
making machines now working for
wrapping paper manufacture.
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The manufacture of carbide is a new
industry planned for New Zealand.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 27. — Under the
supervision of Lieutenant William
Frazer, who recently joined the mili
tary department of the University of
Washington, the cadets of the instl
tution will organize a rifle club to
compete with shooting teams from
other colleges. The range at Fort
Lawton, near Seattle, will be used for
gallery practice. Lieutenant Frazer
is an expert marksman.
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