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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
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tienbte Soriotter Sans Commit
~ifreoet en- @rtifel ou "SmDeier /
3efnifen". s benre panpiier ban
peo noger grempler, bporleoes mere
emo en- Spfinoelie CT falbt iom en-
MODEM Sruet / Soriferens Sfiso
UNDER Sagten efter noeet belt arloet.
Der bar Ell Sio, ba ben t~efniife
Semi fsrit og frentit bar illorettet
paa Sremitiaingen Of @illo, ba man
peo at foge ialnmen ale tenfelige
Stoffe unber silirtnins at EN- eaer
nnben bemmelig glanoing pna en-
bilig Waabe pilbe uopinbe oct guile
Wetal. grperimenterne paa bette
Smraaoe bIep ofte unberitettet al
&onger og Spriter, iom peb Sc.
miens SiPlp baabet at funne faa
fplot De TONNE Stotsfasier. @ils
oct ubcbIep imiblertio til troos for
aQe 9lanoinger og alrnitsreb men
mems man | aarenes Sob bolbt paa
meb bisie grperimenter blep Der
giort anbre % meget betpbnings.
fuIoe Spoagelier.
Set bar / iibfte Salpbd Of BET
16be aar9unorebe @~rlbmageriet
iGrIis floreret. gn al Be melt fienote
paa bette Smraaoe bar Soban
9uncfeI, iom tt al BEN ipenife 8onge
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Sepenitern. 9enne &i1ncfel-2srpen.
tern, iom / Secennier iobbet meo
@uloipnteier for forifiellige Spr'
tiers &egning, opfanbt peO en- rem
Silfaloigbeo BET pafre Hubius@ las,
bpis Sremitiaing blep en- parig Sno.
t9gtsfil0e for &urfpriten Of Sron-
Genburs, 9uncfels bapRrenbe Be-
itptter.
auguit Ben Sterfe al Sahien,
iom piitnof leo al froniif Mansel
paa "nerpuS rerum", baooe / i'm
Sieneite acmiferen Sobann 5rie.
ori6 gsttger. gsttger isgte cgiaa
@uIbet, men ianot iiteoet Wesiiner.
porcelpnet, oct fsrite BorcelRn, iom
bleo iremitiaet / europa. Oct blep
life iaa Iioet Sub, iom taffet bore
SsttgerS SpoageIie / aarbunore.
6ernes Sob fleo inc ! ben iadiiife
Statsfasie.
Ser iinoes utalIige mere eler
minore ianof9roise a~uefboter iom
beIBier Den 8oae SilfRIbet bar ipil.
let meb Senipn til SpfinbeIier. Gn
an0eu Sorfatter nepner to Siitorier
ira 6en moberne Sefnif.
= 1873 bolbt Softor Gonitantin
Sablberg iom Gsiiiteut hos ben be.
fienbte Gemien | Baltimore paa
meo en- Serie rent teoretiife timber.
isgelier. 3a ban eIter en0t Irbeioe
ipiite i'm emile aitens bieuume, la
ban Ierfe iii, at 8rsoet imogte me.
get isSt / materiel 9~etponiug. Sabl.
berg forisete meo 8slien, Dem bar
ogiaa isb. III Wao imaste iom ON
ben bar iufret. Senberne piite fig
at p9re isbere END alt anbet. alt
iaa babe Sablberg brast meo iig
Ssoitoifet ira Laboratories, bpor
ban hapoe ipslet meo Subitanier,
iom life / nogen Seuieenbe bar
.iufferartet. SabIbers git tiIbase
til arbeiosrummet, imaste paa aoi.
Der os Hetorter os ianot Ssoima'
gen hos en- femiif glanoins, iom
fables geniolipreiulfinib. Sacda.
rinet bar op6aget, 5abIberg bapoe
uben at t9nfe bperten paa isSt eller
iurt iremitiaet bette Stof, iom ey
500 9anse isSere END Suffer. Gen
beIbise asfiftent fra Baltimore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Spcmmenoe Der.


9et fiGlone SGnomen iosmmeltoe
Ger bar ofte beifieftiget @serme1te'
res 6antaii. S SIbtioen iaa man
meb en- SIags ooertroiif Wrefrpgt
paa oisie unberIige Suner al statll'
ren, og ber romantiife StItorte ON
9elos - apolpns og artemis' .
err bare ct al be mango erenIpler
paa oen &ole, iom i~penlntefloe Ser
ipiaer / ben flasiiife SlotioS Sitera'
tilr. SIinillS fort9ler os ON en-
msrf, ifpggcfulO Sfog paa Saoinlo'
niSiieen. Genne Sfog, flyer ban,
bar man enbnl albrig feet paa iant'
me Steo. Serefter ifilbrer ban De
Ipotife GalamiuaeS9 Ger, iom life ale
ne bripes bio og bio al Sino og go.
Der, men iom ogiaa futoe flpttes
trent OF tilbage peb SiPlp at B9le
90 Stotfer.
Spsmmenoe Saper er ingen Sipl'
berlbeb / Siitorien. S @gne, ioml
bar uoiatte for pIubielise Speripsm-
melier, nlIagbe man funitige ianoar'
ne. 0aar Slommen fom, bGpeoe De
fla meb @onoet og leo iuoleoes ttgen
Sfabe. De berpmte ipsmmerloe Sas
Der / 8uihmir er arlagte paa oer1tle
Waabe.
s 3erbeoen af gpen Werico paa
&otimilcoiiseu, iorteIer "ScierltIftc
Imerican", gipes Der lttalltge ipent'
menoe Sober. Werifmaerne falSer
benz gbinampas og oprfer baaoe
glonmer og @rsniager Der. Sts1e
ipsmmenSe Saper beitaar at ltore
WasIer garbplarter, iom Der bar
bannet fig Sorblag ooerrpaa. Saa
aodimilcoijsen bar man forar1fret
nogIe of De iosmrenbe Ger peo
Sielp al ioere 8oppelitamnler.
8oplerne feiter SOB og oanater ct
naturligt Seg1t ON be i%pennerSe
Saber.
De itsrIte i~psmmenoe Ger er De,
iom barnes at iammenfiltreoe WtaS'
fer al Srrr og glife, Der ofte font.
mer bripenoe neooper &iPmpetlooer.
gaa @~isiisfippi pg bens Stflooer
fam man ofte ie benilags Ger, og De
fan unoertiben naa et earIfe tmpos
nerei,be Sterrelie. On of De iter.
Ite al bisie Stats er pel Dem ., Iort
/ 177S 6anrebe fig / Wtisitsiippts
neore Sch. Den blep itsrre og Iterre
for bpert glar, iom gift, inDttl Den
naaebe en- 2engbe al 10 eng. Viii
Ga en greooe al 200 Ieter. Den
Iteg % iauf nteo Ganoitanoen | Slo'
oen, nen bar ioIib nof til, at 20 Wte.
ter bsie TrGr funoe bore poa Dem.
Senere maatte Staten meo p9lotge
SmfoIminaer faa hen bort, GA ben
bar blit en- alporlig Stnoring tor
Sfibsfarten. Irbeibet meb at lfaffe
ben bort ~begpnbte / 1885 og tog fire
Mar.
9or life lerge iioen laa et bpm
menoe o ipeien for SfibSfarter1 poa
&eb Riper, inbtil Dem amerlta1lfe
Notwithstanding meb betpoelt9e
Sm~foItningr fit ben f%ierret.
Oct forefommer life iad ijeloei1t,
at gslgerne peb SoofpIten brpoer
Ie8 iterre Masier al @rene og Sr9s
Hammer; fom ftltrer fig ianuner,
briper tllbaps og barnler ipemmenbe
Ger. 9aa 5enne Waabe er rimelig'
bis en- flor ipsrmrtenbe 9 Bit til,
iom blep opbaset / S1li 1892, 400
Mil pit for Stem Seriep / atlaltter'
bapet. Sen bar 5000 Spaorutfoo
flor, oa Der porebe 80 itore SrRr paa
ben. 9a Dem after blep iagtta9et |
September @aret efter, bapoe ben
tiIbageIdgt en- Str9fning al 143O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
9ubcrfuloien aStager
&r9ttcn tiltaaer.

af en- SpsbOmsitatiitif, Tom gieI.
Ser De banife gper, bibietter hi isI.
senbe talenbe SaI; De ongir De
inotrufne SsbsfaIo al Suberfuloie
oa 9rgit:
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
NOTICE.

Will not hc responsible for any
debts contracted by Wm. Lee In my
nnmc.-Mrs. ID. u. Leonard. Machias.
New York. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
MSS ADELE NICKERSON AT
WEST THEATER SATURDAY

Miss Adele NIckerson ls making
rapid strides In her work and this
season she has been engaged by san
ford Dodge to play the part Of TIA
saiia Evcnturcl In The Right oi
Way" Miss Nick-rson had never
seen the part played. 20 10 all in-
tents and purposes. II is ns II she had
created the role. Although Miss
Nick-rson has played such great
parts as Juliet" Marguerite" "Por-
tia. ''f'austInn. etc. tn. role of the
In entirely different and requires ns
much talent To max. /, effective as
any Of the others.
That Miss Nickerson succeed, No
well In owing to her training and
ability. She WAS born In Wyoming
but Was educated for the stage In
Boston. People born and bred In
parts of the world wh.r. climatic
conditions are unusual. seem to in
hcrit naturally. dramatic talent and
instinct. This In tru. OF people who
are natives OF California: IL is also
truc of the children OF th. Rocky
Mountains. Western life II u dali,
drama. only IL real. Miss Nickcrson
has imbibcd this spirit mn . child
drinks milk. This. In some measure.
accounts for her dramatic and artis-
sic ability. She Will be seen hero
with Mr.. Sanford Dodge as "Rosalia"
In THE Right Of Way" This IL y
role that made Miss May Buckley fa.
ncuS.----.a.------. 70 .- --
Don't forget the date nor miss
Miss Nickcrson In this plny-at the
West Theatre Saturday. May ;rd.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
WEALTHY CLAYTON
CATTLEMAN DEAD

Charles Schlctcr. millionaire cat
ticman and banker Of Clayton. n. NJ.
and who is widely known In Trini-
dad. and throughout Colorado. died
yesterday afternoon ut his home -at
mo uumbOli street. Denver. vi
heart trouble Schlctcr had been
making his home in Denver for the
past five years. He was rcputcd TO
be the wealthicst man In New Mex
leo, and besides his banking inter-
osts and real estate holdings owned
sheep in Union county. He was well
known by J. c. HYlelson OF the First
National Bank.
MIR. Schictcr was born in 1887 In
Holstein, Germany. After finishing
school he came TO this country on a
visit and was so well impressed with
il that he decided to remain here.
He was one OF the first to Ro into
stock raising on an extensive scale
I'm New Mexico, where he lived bor
80 years. and he continued In this
business throughout his life. Some
years ago he brought his family to
Denver on account OF the Y:hOOls.
and has lived here ever since. con
ducting his business in New Mexico
from this city.
Mr.. Schlcter is survived by wild
| ow and daughter. Miss Alice Margar-
ct Sch!oter, and several relatives In
Germany.
Mr.. Schleter was several times
master OF the Masonic lodge at Gay
ton, n. NJ. and he was thirty-sec-
ond degree Mason and also u member
of the Domestic Shrine at Albuquer-
uue. The funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
Great Ttpo Reel
Drama Feature at
Photoplay Today

For th" sins Of Another u
strong human interest drama. n pow
crful sermon that points u splendid
ns,rai lesson. tx n Tannho,iscr two
reel feature at the PhotOpiay thcatrs
today Into This picture are blended
romance and tragedy and human
emotion. a yiral presentation Of u
subject that is above all bascd upon
the great moral truth that sin brings
its own punishment. This great
feature appeals to young and old.
Presented by u renowned east OF NOV
ing picture players. the action IL
heart gripping and the drama holds
the attention from start to finish.
All comments of preas and critics
pronounced this Tanhouscr two-rccl
feature to be one OF the greatest cv-
cr, produced. It Is not u sordid expo
sition OF human weakness and folly.
but a strong. cduCativc picture that
clcvates and inspires when one
,rasps the purpose Of the theme. To
days bill IL featured also by a fine
American comedy. Calamity Ann.'s
Trust Something to laugh over
and think about. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
SHORT HEARING IN
THE ROSETTl CASE

That Fasluall. ltossctti cam. To
his death at iicrwind on Saturday
night. May -. from a Sunshut wound
Inflicted by Camille Ai.iio and that
the killing WAS fclouioiis was the
text of til" verdict of the rproncr'b
Jury that yesterday afternoon heard
test imony relative 10 the shooting
atfray In III" Obr0Ok" barber shop.
Ten ar eleven witnesses wcr" in,crTo-
gated M 10 what happened whcn tl.
Officers rnid,d the pluc" In quest Of
gnmbiIng. Much of this testimony
WAS conflicting. The Officers and
Nivoiv Ross.tti. the brother OF the
dead man. said that Aicilo fired the
iirst shot. Attcn,io CordoNa and
others declared that they could not
Ray whether Ai"llo or the officers
shot first. \ number OF witnesses to
tn. killing did not testify at the in
quest.
The witnesses We're Sheriff ! :
Grisham. undcrshcriH Ickc Martin.
Deputy Sheriff 4. ". Brown. Dr.
Perry Jaffa. Dr. Lee OF Bcrwind.
Charles W"sli. and Tom Marshall,
two colorcd men who were arrested
for playing poker: Nicolo Rossctti.
A'tcntio CordoNa. and one or two
Others. TIL. only thing that tn" dis
trici Attorney sought to establish at
III" Inquiry was how Ross.tti cam. to
his death. Their. war evidence ,hat
AI"llo shot hlu< Will" shooting al
som" on" else. but ih"r. was nothing
In the way Ot positive :yidcnc" In
tro'luccd to establish who II WAS tim,
fired tn" first shot. except tn. '.sti-
mony Of the deputies who wcr. ad-
sis"d before they testified that they
might later he charged with u f.i-
ony.
Only tn" surface has been prick"d
In the examination OF witnesses y.s-
icrday. the coron"r's Inquest being a
formal proceeding to establish eauS.
OF death. Whatever tn. tru. facts
are they Will develop In the district
court at such time tina; Ai.iIo In
tried. In III" mcantim" Aiciio Is In
a hospital In Denver suffering from a
bullet wound In his neck.
Relative to the part th. officers
played In III" sensational affair last
Saturday night. this much WAS
learned from the testimony: Zckc
Martin said he shot six times.
Brown also Sho, several times. Frank
TruIiilo wns 40 busy getting away
that he doubtless did not hav. time
to shoot. lie II said to have used his
gun TO break u window with. The
part that ". r. Thatcher played In
the affair has not yet been told.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02

To hurry the cooking process OF
anything cooked in double boiler.
add salt to the water In the outer
boiler. - -.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
PERSONALS S

$. $. Murphy left this morning for
Walscnburg on u days business trip.
+. Cunningham OF Ration IL In the
city on u short business trip OF IA day
or two.
T. l.. Kinney Of Dawson, New N.
arrived in the city yesterday On q
short business trip.
Mrs. j. MrGowen returned to IicL-
ron this afternoon after u short shop
ping and visiting trip IN this city.
n, A. Schomi,-rI returned To Den.
Yer this morning after u days bIHi-
ness trip in this city and vicinity.
Dr. ID. W. Snyder and wife Of
Clayton, \. NJ. are in the city on IA
short business and shopping trip.
Mrs. B. Jeune returned to Forbes
this afternoon after IL short visit In
Trinidad the guest OF Mrs. Hailoran.
Mrs, \. u. Brown and daughter
Dorothy left this morning for Lar
Animas for II short visit with friends.
Mrs. j. Donnclly and grand dau-
ght.r LETT this afternoon FOR Dcla.ua
whcr. they VIII make their pcrma-
ucUt nome.
u. Rogers. auditor for the e. 4 s..
left this morning for the northern
part OF the state after short buhi-
ness trip in Trinidad.
Miss Sadie MURRAY returned tn
Denver this afternoon after u few
DAYS visit In Trinidad with her bro
,hcr VIII Murray and wife.
Miss Harriet singl. left last cy-
cning for Murphy. Oregon. for an .x-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. Err
nest JcIfrycs. formerly Miss Rafac'
ll,a Single. of this city.
Mrs. Fred Nichol returned to Los
Angeles. California, this afternoon
with her sister. Mrs. John Segna.
and brother. william He'll.
l.. d. FauicauX OF Denver. connect
ed with the Mountain States Tclc-
phone and Telegraph Company. re-
turned to Denver this morning after
a short business trip In Trinidad.
Mrs. II. ". Hoyt and sister. Miss
Chcs,nut~ood. will return this cv-
cning from Los Angeles. California.
Wheic theS spent tue pust TWO Wceks.
called there by the death OF their
sister. Mrs. J. Marion Smith.
Joe Pctraiia has accepted II posi-
tion With the retail department of
the Colorado supply Co.. succeeding
Miss Gertrude Moses. who has taken
n position with the Trinidad Eleciri.
Transmission. Railway and Gas
company.
Mrs. Clyde Hampton returned TO
Ludlow this morning after n. few
days visit with her mother. Mrs. ".
4. 1--,iJ5s1---a7 iJ5s1:- :a7. EIrI Mr.. 11Mp,on
returned the latter part Of last week
from Missouri and Kansas where
they spent n short time visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. George Straccy. jr.. nnd sou.
left this afternoon for Walscnbrrg
where they will join Mr. Straccy and
make their home there for few
Mr.. Straccy liz working In
the Colorado Supply company store
In Walscnburg during the abscncc
oi one Of the employees.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02

Chronicic-N.ws soc = month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02

corner Pine and Nevada streets. on
Thursday evening. May list. 1913, at
$500 o'clock. for the purpose OF con-
sidcring the property values within
said boundaries. Property is TO be
assessed at full cash value for taxes
of 1913 and schedule must be re-
turned to County Assessor not later
than May 20th. 1918.
,-.,,tt.t..f.l.l.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Taxpayers whose property is loeat-
cd within the boundaries of Alta
street on the west. Prospect street on
the east. Western avenue on the
south and Pine street on the nouh,
both sides OF said boundary streets
included, are requested to meet in
the banquet room at Castle Hail.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
FUNERALS.

The funeral of Sarah Ferri. nine
year old daughter OF Cisto Fcrri
viii died at Starkvillc Sunday. took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Catholic church lnterment In the
Catholic cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02

The body OF Charles Erlenbcrg. a.
Donyer carpenter, who was run over
land killed by Santa Fc train near
the power house late Saturday af-
'ternoon. was shipped last night to
Denver. The wife and family of the
deceased reside at 1887 West Myrtle
place in that city.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02

Funeral Giacoma Zucco Tho died
Tuesday at his home on Ash street
took place yesterday morning from
the Catholic church. The services
at the church were conducted by
Fatchr Valentini and at the grave by
Fatohr Lonergan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
"HARvE" cRAsK ON VACATION

j. II. Crask, for thirty-threc years
a conductor ON the San ia Fc coal run
between Trinidad and Starkville. it
enjoying u layoff from duty. During
the thirty-thrce years that Crask has
covered this run he has lost less than
two years service and the largest
part of that time was when he was
confined or recovering from Injuries
sustained.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
AUTO FOR HIRE

Have u new Rambler .: horse
power machin" for making your
pleasure or business drives. VIII ap-
prcciatc n call any time day or night
-Corinado Hotel. Trinidad ii?.--
Poplc. 6
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02
COOKING SALE

The Ladies of the Christian
church will hold bazaar and cook
ing sale Saturday. May :, at the old
Learned store. 3
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-02

The funeral of Mrs. Angelina Po
ma. who died at Jansen on Monday
took place yesterday afternoon from
the chapel of the Trinidad undertak
Ing company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
M ARINE NOTES

The Georgia will sail for Sitka and wayports tomorrow evening.
 The Princess Sophia should arrive from the South tonight.
 The Dolphin should arrive from the South Thursday.
 The Humboldt will be due to arrive from the South November IT.
 The Al-Ki will be due to arrive from the South November r.
 The Spokane arrived from Skagway and sailed for the South last night.
 The Mariposa arrived from the South last night and sailed for the Westward this morning.
 The Alameda arrived from the Westward and sailed for the South this morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
ALAMEDA BRINGS MANY.

The Alameda arriving from the Westward via Skagway this morning brought the following passengers for Juneau:
 From Seward-E. W. Whalen, Chas IsaacsOn.
 From Valdez-W. R. Balik, Matt Lar son.
 From Cordova - A. J. Slaght and wife, J. L. Bailey and wife, J. Stand ish, J. O'Mally, E. L. Carlton, M. S. Esopsito, George O'Hara, ]. Hall, J. Vincent, c. Gunderson, T. Walsh, A. McPherson, D. Barry, I. Bussom, W. A. Brady, Miss c. Hauke, A. Shyman, A. Anderson, A. Laurtz.
 From Skagway-E. McKanna. Dave
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11

If you need a royal Spanish lunch, see "Tamale Joe" 11-1-tf
 -O-O-O Empire want ads get results.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
PIERS SoNAL ENTION

Oscar Bergseth. formerly with the purchasing department of the Oregon Washington railroad company at Seat tie, arrived on the Mariposa last night to take a position with the Alaska Gas tineau Mining company l.. l.. Middlecamp and wife, of Ella mar, are passengers on the Mariposa enroute to that place.
 Deputy Marshal J. F. Mullen ar rived home on the Mariposa last night
 Frank Clancy of Seattle arrived in Juneau on the Mariposa and will re- main here for some time.
 George Butzer took passage on the Spokane last night for the South. He will visit Wrangell, Petersburg and Ketchikan before returning.
 Capt. w. B. States returned on the Mariposa last night from a trip to the States.
 w. E. Dunkle, the we'll known min ing engineer took passage on the Mar iposa this morning for Valdez.
 Judge Royal A. Gunnison left for Skagway on the Mariposa this morn ing.
 Olaf Lystad and wife left for the South on the Spokane last night
 w. F. Gilmour of the firm of Ep- e+o1-r riIv,o,r Q No Iof+ fou Co- dova on the Mariposa this morning. ' Frank Page left for his home in Skagway on the Mariposa this morn ing.
 Judge R. w. Jennings took pass age on the Mariposa for Valdez.
 Capt. Arthur Kerwin and family of Fort William H. Seward are passen- gers for the South on the Spokane.
 George A. Bettes, Alaska representa- tive of the Seattle Brewing and Malt ing Co.,, arrived from Seattle on the MaripOsa last night
 Mrs. Charles E. Hooker returned from the States on the last trip of the Spokane.
 Judge O. H. Tucker is a passenger on the Mariposa enroute to the Chi sana via Cordova.
 Lieut. P c. Porter of Fort William H. Seward is a passenger on the Spo- kane enrOute to the States.
 Marcus Mayer, a member of the Se- attle manufacturing jewelry firm of Mayer Brothers, passed through on the Mariposa.
 T. w. Gaffney, we'll known Alaskan, formerly of Nome, passed through to the Westward on the Mariposa.
 George Graham and Mrs. Graham formerly engaged in the hotel business in Seattle are guests of the Alaskan Hotel, having recently arrived in Ju- neau.
 Miss Elaine Hunt, of Ketchikan, who has been engaged with government office work at Cordova for several weeks, is returning to her home on the Alameda.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
BIG SKATING RACE TONIGHT

BIG SKATING RACE TONIGHT
 The time has arrived for the big race on roller skates for the suprem- acy of Gastineau channel cities be- tween Olgat Anderson and Ray Rora- baugh. The first 125 laps will be held tonight about 9 D. m. at the Doug las roller rink and the other 125 in the JaXon rink, Juneau, tomorrow eve ming The distance of the race being 10 miles in all.
 Take a look at the big, beautiful doll in Leiver's window, worth $2500, to be raffied Christmas eve, a chance with every 5O-cent purchase. 11-11-tf A BARGAIN-A few pieces of fur niture, cheap. For information, see B. R. Leivers. or Jos. Trudgeon. Hugh Day building. 11-11-4t.
 Grand pipe drawing at Leiver's, call and investigate 11-S-tf. Leiyer's candies are always fresh, they are homemade
 | Have you seen those hand-painted dishes at Leiver's, prices low. 11-8-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11

Dunbar, P. J. Meherin, J. F. Warner E. B. Wilson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
Empire want ads get results.

NOTICE-Patrons of the Alaska Steam Laundry having "Call' bun dies at the office, are requested to call and get the same.
 Our shelf room is so limited that we will not be able to hold bundles more than ten days in the future. Kindly arrange to have them deliver
 ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY, Inc. Dated Nov. 1, 1913 11-3-1mo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
EXCELLENT SHOW
 RUNNING AT LYRIC
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An excellent show was put on at the Lyric last night "The Maverick" |" story of a Westerner in the city is an excellent drama by the Solax Co.,, that will keep you thrilled. Out of the Dark" is another good drama that will appeal to you, this film is by the Thanhouser people. "The Bully and the Shrimp" is a picture in which the weaker conquers, and a very good film The Cook Came Back" is a good Majestic comedy, that will wind up the nights performance. Change tomorrow evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION.
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A few more pupils needed to make up a class in shorthand, will begin about the 18th Night school. Add. l.. k. Van Winckle, Box 3S6, or call evenings at 537 Kennedy street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11
ARREST MADE ON ALAMEDA.

Barney Neibling was arrested aboard the Alameda this morning by Deputy Marshal Mclean on a telegraphic war rant from Valdez charging embezzle- ment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-11-11

J. J. Meherin returned from Skag- way on the Alameda this morning.
 Dave Dunbar returned from Skag- way on the Alameda.
 Emmet McKanna returned from Skagway on the Alameda this morn ing.