Lives Lost in Boldly Trying Alaskan Travel Sewafd, Alaska. Reports are beginning to drift tn of men losing their lives In various parts of the ter ritory from exposure to the elements. Every year a number of Alaskans freeze or get lost In the blizzards and ■r'r.mm.-w m.n-m.miwy.n v^'.nvw.nv^.-a-m-w-m,w -—>,wT-I.Wm.w-m.w:■m.-w-m.-a-m.wT-v.wm.w■m.w-m.-am.w,wm.w-^.-aTT.W; nwi'.nwj.sg in. a e,. af<|,n v'l. a 'L H KENNEDY'S E I Street Friday and Saturday Street j [Real Christmas Saving Sale DE( ™ ER j 1 r , RRM SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS F " """"XTine^ssortment'of"^^™ - J I Flashlisrhts I°inp pee Before Making Your Holiday Purchases, Inspect Our Lines Holiday Stationery jj | . . —They Will Appeal to the Most Discriminating Tastes At the Following Prices I jfl I | ™ '■ "•* | And R emem ber Kennedy Sells It Cheaper I 23., i.o, i.m, .123 | | \ TOILET TOILET SETS PATENT-MEDICINE f I DEPARTMENT f VIRAUDOU 1 I RIGAUD — DEPARTMENT | . ~ , =R M "> SSS££R.SS . 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Great numbers go forth into the wilds with little food and no adequate provision for sudden severe drops in temperature, end it Is amazing the loss-s ere not larger HARRISBURG ! TELEGRAPH' But many are seen no more until the spring thaws uncover their bodies. A visitor from the United States will wait for days and even weeks before he takes a trail In a blizzard actual or Impending; but the old-timer "reck ons" ho can make It to such or such a point nnd frequently sallies forth while temperatures are anywhere from .SO to 50 degrees below zero, or when snow; storms are raging of "such Intensity he cannot see a stone's throw ahead." This constant flirting with death is dif ficult to understand, as it Is looked upon neither as manly nor courageous, nnd it Is certainly not pure bravado, and certainly It Is unnecessary In the vast majority of cases where tragedies result. Woodchuck Dug Up Coin From a Grave Wnkrtiwii. N. Y.—Charles Parsons, veteran Associated Press operator possesses a pocket piece, a penny of the year 1828. which was dug from a grave by a woodchuck. "This penny." Parsons said, "was | durr up In the Rodman cemetery by a' DECEMBER 12, 1919. woodchuck. Sixburry, one of the com positors in the Standard office, wai out hunting near Rodman a few weeks ago and chased a woodchucli from a field into the cemetery. Th< animal dug into a grave and kenl throwing a shower of dirt after him Sixburry could do nothing but watel him. Finally a round black objjeel shot out, and 'Six' picked It up. Ar Inspection showed It to be a coin, hul It was black with age. He scrubbec it and found it green: more scruhblna ' brought out the dark copper coloi ' and the date 1826. "How did the coin get into the : grave? Well, I can only surmlan. Ia ! the early days in thle section it wae i the custom to place a coin on the eyelids of a person who had Just i died In order that the eyes might re : main closed when rigor mortis set in, I No doubt that was what happened ia 7