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MetcaIfe is on
 Panama Commission

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison said today that Richard l.. Metcalfe, of Lincoln, Neb., editor of Bryan's Commoner. will be appointed as member of the Panama commission and not as civil governor of the canal zone as was re. ported by the newspapers yesterday.
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BRYAN AND BACON
 CONSIDERING TREATY

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Secretary of State William J. Bryan and Sena- tor Augustus O. Bacon, of Georgia, chairman of the Senate committee on foreign relations, had long confer ence yesterday considering the treaty that has been negotiated, giving the United States a naval base on the Gulf of Fonseca and the exclusive rights to build and operate a canal across Mic aragua.
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Committee DisCloses
 Presence of Lobby

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Sen ate investigation committee has dis closed the presence in Washington of a large lobby for and against free sugar. It is alleged that more than 100 professional lobbyists and others have been laboring with United States Senators to induce them to place SUI gar back on the dutiable list, while there are many here that are favor ing free sugar.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
MANAGER KENNEDY LEAVES
 FOR THE JUAllN MINES

Manager L. K. Kennedy, of the Ju- alin Development Company, left for Jualin this morning with the launch Tilicum. MT. Kennedy took num- Der of men along to supplement the working force now on the ground.
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SALT LAKE, June 5.-Five Cover nors of Western States and seven rep resentatives of the United States gov ernment, headed by First Assistant Secretary of the Interior Jones, met
 here today to consider and adjust con- servation questions in which there
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NEW FORM OF
 GOVERNMENT SOON

PORTLAND, Ore, June 5. - The commission form of government, con- sisting of five commissioners, will take charge of the municipal affairs of this city July 1st. H. R. Albee, the new Mayor, will be the head of the com mission, and city executive.
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KETcHIKAN PAPER
 PRAISES JENNINGS

The First Judicial Division of the Territory of Alaska has new Judge today in the person of Robert w. Jen- nings With the balance of the di- vision we welcome him and wish him success, believing that he is going to make the ideal official. - Ketchikan Miner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
Wilson And Chinda
 Talk California
-O-O-

WASHINGTON, June 5.-President Woodrow Wilson and Japanese Am bassador Count Chinda were in con- ference today over Japan's reply to the answer of the United States to the Japanese objections to the California legislation on the alien land owner ship.
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WASHINGTON, June 5.-Delegate James Wickersham, of Alaska, ap- peared before the new House commit tee on territories yesterday afternoon and stated that the Alaska railroad bill is strictly an administration meas ure and that the House will be called upon to act upon it before the Senate returns the tariff bill to the House. The statement of the Delegate from
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ment will not be changed.
 While the Senate committee will recommend many minor amendments, it is agreed that there will be no
 change in the important schedules of the tariff bill when it shall be re- ported to the Senate within the next few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
SEATTLE FIRM GETS
 BIG NAVAL CONTRACT

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels has awarded the contract for the con struction of the new naval submarine tender Bushnell to the Seattle Con- struction and Drydock Company, of Seattle. for $935,OOO. The Seattle house was the lowest competitive bid der.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
CHARLES JENSEN DIES
 IN WRANGELL ACCIDENT

United States Marshal H. J. Faulk- ner received a cablegram today from Deputy Marshal William Schnabel, of Wranger, saying that Charles Jen- sen, of that place, had fallen from the Alaska Packers Association wharf to- day, at Wrangell, sustaining injuries from which he died a short time af- terward.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
AMERICANS DECIDE ON
 POLO CUP DEFENDERS

NEW YORK, June 5.-The lineup of the American team that will defend the International Polo cup at Meadow Brook, next Tuesday has been ar ranged as follows: No. 1, L. E. Stod- dard No. 2, Devereaux Milburn; No. 3, Foxhall Keene; back, Malcom Stew enson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
COMMITTEE RAISING
 FOURTH OF JULY FUNDS

The finance committee of the Fourth of July celebration committee con. sisting of B. l.. Thane, B. M. Behr- ends, Charles Goldstein, J. c. McBride and H. J. Raymond started out brisk ly this morning on the task of raising the wherewithal to make the eagle scream. It is expected that some thing in the neighborhood of $S,O00 will be raised for the purpose of giv- ing the public a good time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
HUNGARIAN CABINET
 CAUSES RIOTING

BUDAPEST, Hungary, June 5.-The resignation of the Cabinet last night precipitated riot in the chamber of deputies. The Premier was struck on the head with a saber and severe ly injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
WiCkersham Says Railway
 Bill is Wilson Measure

Alaska that the administration will ask the House to take the matter up is the first public declaration that has been made that it is the purpose of the President to push the bill through at the special session, though it has been repeatedly reported on what is regarded as good authority that he has asked the Secretary of the h. ter!or to intercede with Congress to this end
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT
 oRPHEUM TOMORROW

The box office for the sale of tock- cts for the several performances of the Juvenile Bostonians will be opened at the orpheum theatre office tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, There will be four performances, all differ ent. The first will be the Saturday matinee. They will also appear for three nights-saturday, Sunday and Monday.
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STEFANSSON'S FORCE
 GATHERSAT VICTORIA
-O-O-

VICTORIA, B. C, June D. George Wilkins, cinematographer, and Burt M. Cornell, secretary to V. Stefansson, the explorer, have arrived here from Los Angeles and from London, re- spectively, and will join the Stefans. son expedition at this city.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standlna of Clubs.

HesteroayS ScoreS' At New York-Cleveland, g; New York, 5. At Washington-Washington 6; St. Louis, 2. At Chicago-Chicago, 4; Boston, 0. At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, IA; Detroit, 6.
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WIT SONS LOBBY CHARGE IS TRUE
BASEBALL MAGNATES
 MAKING MEDICINE
70

In the course of his days travels the sporting editor of The Empire attempt ed to drop in on Baseball Manager Reedy at his office with the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company but was unsuccessful. The door was locked and the curtains drawn. After con- siderable maneuvering The Empires representative finally found window that "Spit-in.the-Mit" had overlooked and was able to see what was going on inside that demanded so much se- crecy. What he saw was this:
 Manager Reedy was hard at work unpacking the new Nile Green suits of the Alaska Gastineau Terriers and as fast as they were unpacked he was pressing each suit with an electric iron to take the wrinkles out.
 Reedy had broad smile on his countenance all during this perform ance, except that occasionally he sad ly shook his head and was heard to mutter:
 The Dutchman did it; that bingle to right did the trick"
 It is rumored that as the result of a secret, all.night conference between General Manager Thane, Baseball Manager Reedy and Captain Wulzen that there will be a grand shaking'up among the Terriers at the next game. It is also known as a positive fact that Manager Reedy has been in telegraph ic communication with his friend and adviser, Muggsy McGraw. It is under stood that McGraw would let Reedy have Christy Mathewson if it wasn't for the fact that the Giants need Christy pretty badly themselves.
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Italy Will be at
 Panama Exposition
-O-O-

ROME, June 5.-The Italian parlia' ment today appropriated $40O,OOO to defray the expenses of the govern ment exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition that will be held in San Francisco in 1915.
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Lobby Charges Fully Sustained

Iobpy CHdTges ruTTy oUSSdTeU
 WASHINGTON, June ,. - Senator Lee s. Overman, of North Carolina, chairman of the investigation commit. tee, said today that President Will sons lobby charge has been fully sus. tained by the investigations of the committed" He said the sugar and woolen mems lobby has been special ly active, and that the result Of the investigations insures free wool and free sugar.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
Western Governors Confer
 on Conservation Questions

have been differences between the gov ernment and the States. Governors Elias NJ. Ammons, of Colorado; Tas. ker l.. Oddie, of Nevada; John M. Haines, of Idaho; Joseph M. Carey of Wyoming, and William Spry, of Utah, are present
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JACK JOHNSON
 GETS ONE YEAR

CHICAGO, June Slack Johnson, the colored pugilist, was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and fined $1 ,OOO on a conviction under the Mann white slave act. The case is pending on an appeal.
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STATE PIONEERS
 HOLDING REUNION
O-O-

SEATTLE, June 5.-The Pioneers of Washington are in annual reunion in this city. NJ. J. Carkeek, of Se- attle, was yesterday elected president of the society for the ensuing year
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Reorganization Plans
 May be Delayed
-O-O-

WASHINGTON, June 5-The United States Senate committee on commerce today voted to postpone the inaugu- ration of the reorganization plan of the custom service until January 1st.
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BARTENDERs, NOTICE
-o-O-

Regular meeting of Local No S69, B. I. L., will be held in Douglas to- night. All bartenders are requested to be present. 6-5-1t
 c. A. GRAY, Pres.
 OYER PATTEN, Secy.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
YesterdaY,s Scores.

Yesterdays Scores. At Portland-Portland, 3; Oakland, 0. At Los Angeles-Los Angeles, 3; Sac ramento, l. At San Francisco-San Francisco, 9; Venice, s.
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FAMOUS ATHLETIC
 TRAINER IS DEAD
O-O

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Michael c. Murphy, the famous developer of athletes, and trainer of the American teams that have participated in olym- pic games, died in this city last night.
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KING OF ITALY GOES
 UP IN A BALLOON
-O-O-

ROME, June 5.-Victor Emanuel III, King of Italy, made flight this morn. ing in a military dirigible balloon at the government testing grounds, Bruc- ciano.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Games. At Cincinnati-Ci Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn 8. At St Louis-St. Louis, 6; New York, 4. At Pittsburgh-Philadelphia, 4; Pitts burgh, O. At Chicago-Chicago, 5; Boston, o.
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURER
 DIES TODAY IN PARIS

NEW YORK, June 5.-Charles S. Kohler, the American millionaire man. ufacturer of pianos, and sportsman, died in Paris today.
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League Base Ball
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
YesterdaY,s Scores.

1SSlSIuaJ SSN'SS' At Seattle-Seattle, 2; Spokane, l. At Vancouver-Vancouver, '; Tacoma, 1. At victoria-Portland, II; Victoria, '.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05

Every thing that will please a smok- CT may be found at BURFORD'S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05

For homemade pastry and best coffee go to "U and I" Lunch Room.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05

A complete line of tobacco jars and pipe racks at BURFORD'S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
 KILLS SEATTLE MAN

SEATTLE, June 5.-L. L. Wheeler, a Seattle merchant, was killed last night when his automobile upset.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-05

Clam chowder every day at "U and I" Lunch Room. 4-14-1m.
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Typewriters for rent.-w. H. CASE
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AUTO FOR HIRE.-Phone 3-1-4.

Try a Lovera, "sure to Please." tt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-18

lie. not the young man, who is
living beyond his income deceive
him self with the sophistry that
he will retrieve his position,
Let him not build air castles Of
future successes thai will re.
deem their ruins,
Out Of yeur present you are
building your future and surely
as night follows day will you reap
that which you have sowu.
+ Be not deceived. The law Is
memorable.
You cannot escape the conse.
quences of your case II you SOW
tares in the sprinEtime of your
lie, these will make your bar.
vest: If good frat, then will the
autumn fill your granaries.
Remember. too. that thare Is
hut one setd time and that for
you it is fraught with veal or
woe
There is but one garnering
time. and it rests with you,
whether you shall garner honor
poverty, righteousness CT IN.
righteousness.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR r.
THE CRCSSET
'!otice TO one And ALI

All Vile Church was build to hold the worship of God
nc d., is invited under its roof Any Orthodox Church.
or denomination can hold services In it when not occupied by
the Cocny people, But there be strict observance
following 1st In coming upon the land owned by the
Colony people there shall be oowng riding nor
no shooting of guns or revoyers any kind in like manner
when leaving CHURCH house. observe the rules while
in the house house during services there will
be no unnecessary talking allowed tia will be of disturbing
nature Worship any other thing that will BE- Of dis
urbne nature No smoking chewing tobacco shifting
tobacco uc floor any other of disturbing
nature to the services Any violating those rules may
pect to be deult with according to the Law
Rev. L s, Garrett Manager.
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zion of this house aud his hands
is to finish it. This Young Man
mas been Civ v su'h n MS men
Il r;t' : ~ . T.. a.. li-Ancn
H. Il '"na1bie, W N1Nr earned
>-g hv TN;- Yong Man was
IL d ~ = Je"u>alaA., fer i.
mas. Jc Nhani d rtr2..rS
wl'hout walls al. .a, reu /
! women must b. tl,4, ~r1t.u
there, please read,
Thus saith the Lord of hos, 8;
There shall yet old mon and old
women dwell in tue street, of
Jerusalem. and ev ry man with
his staff in his hand for very
age.
And the streets of the city
shall be full Of boys and girls
playing in the streets thereof.
(Zech. -e.-4--5
Looking upon this grand and
beautiful scenery Of Old men and
I'd women, leaning upon their
IF for very age and the streets
Vii of girls and boys, playing
, Lerein, it also teaches US of the
grand sphere they are living in:
for the word has said.
Thus saith the Lord: | am
returned unto Zion and will
, dwell in tue midst Of Jerusa
lem; and Jerusalem shall be
! called A CITY of truth; and the
mountain of tEc Lord of hosts
The holy mountain. IT, Oh, s 81
The City of truth, the noun
tam of the Lord, tie Ho', noun.
tain, as i. reads.
But in the last days it shall
como to pass. that the mountain,
Of the house Of the LoEU shall OF
established in the top Of The
mountains. and it shall be exalt
cd above the hills; ard people
shall flow unto it. And man,
nations shall come. and LAY
Come, and let US go up to the
mountain of the Lord, and to tn
house of the God of Jacob; anu hi
will teach US of his ways and w
will walk in his paths: for tho lav
1 shall go forth of Zisn, and tn
! word Of the Lord from Jerusalnl
Art lie hall Judge among man
people. and reouke strong n;
tions affair off; aud they shall bea
'tnelr swords into ploug his hare
ami their spear into, pruning
hooks nation shall not lift 10
r s"oro against patton either sha
'earn war any loore' out 1ne
Snall S''.e'ery man unoer DIS VIZ
anA eo' MS ue zee: anu non
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DO.
Do let the children fee! that they
are mothers must cherished
possession. and that bone is a
place, for them to be happy in.
Do learn to hold your tongue
when veSed or angry. $500 muz.
Gle applied at the right moment
would prevent many a family
discord and heal many wound.
ed heart.
Do remember that a very little
thing may work a m nv |. A kiss
has changed the destiny of men
and women.
Do beware Of scolding the 81.
len, man. A man who can hold
, hls tongue nder provocation Is
W .rthy of admiration, venerra
ton and devotion.
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W have Sixteen Horse power Jumbo Engine in fine trim
aud good upto dace Saw rig for SALE CINE worth sCo
Saw rig $lO0 $1,000 in ALL Can be bought for $500 $780,
down the rest to suit Purchaser Also Separator Of The very
best Colorado Special Call On or write US at
Brushyknob Mo. The Colony Trustees.
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ANSWER TO QUESTION No 70.

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-18
QUESTION NO. 70.

Macomo Mo. Zee, 3rd. 1913.
Editor CREssET: Please tell US
who this young man was. spoken
of in (Zecn, 2--3-i.) And =
hold tina angel that talked Wit
ne went forth and another angel
went out to meet him and SAID
unto him run apeall to this young
man saying, Jerusalem shall be
Inhabited as towns without walls
for the multitude of men and
cattle therein"
Who was this young man and
when was this TO DC? Has it al.
ready been fnlfIled, or is it yet
in the future? Yours for Truth
Jasper Woods,
Macomb, No,
Text.
And, behold, the angel that
talked with me went forth, and
another ange! went Out nt' I"
min
AID sad n,,,n ...l, x il spank
to th.s yUur= Hj:. Saying ~"E''
sale "a shall &C iilMa t9it"G Z, ;UwD,
withou. walls for The multitude
of men and cattle therein:
Czech. 2 81
The man leading question
from Bro. Woods is, who is
this young man, when The bro
Their asked this question, he
struck one Of the key notes
which puts the whole organic
powers in question never before
have we been asked this question
thru The CREsSET, allthO many
times We hsyo written Ga this
70 same point, bu0 not from the
same scripture referred lou, But
NOW since R!u, Woods has asked
in the manner he has, we shalt
answer by the scripture, and
leave the decision with Bro.
Woods and our readers. In the
first place Xernariah in his vision
sees a man, with a measuring
line in his hand, one of the an.
giles called him a young man
So the reader will understand,
that when We speak of bin VIC
will speak of him as The Young
Man" Zecn. asked this som.
man where he was az hog! And
he answered to measure Jerusa'
lem, There had been an .ange
talking to the Prophet and be
steps forth, and then there were
another angel come to meet him
and said run and speak to This
Young Mar and tell him that Je
rusalem shall be- Inhabited as
towns without walls. For there
must be a great multitude o.
men and cattle in it. you need no
measure the walls, fcr God said
For |, saith the LORD will oe
unto her wall OF fire round a
bout, and will be the glory in tn
midst Of her. czech -2-3.
So make your calculation will
out walls in the building Of it TO:
you must build it: please read
And speak unto him, saying
Thus speaketh the Lord of hosts
saying, Behold the man who's
name is Tie DRANCH and b
shall grow up out of bis place
and he shall! build the - tempt
OF the Lord. (Zech. GID
We learn that this young ma
Is called the Branch auu We !
not only to measure t"c City bu
he is also to build IL and God hlt
self will be a wall of five aroun
about it. And to learn more wh
this young man is: We sha
quote you the following.
"Moreoyar the word OF tn
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Home Circle Column

Do cultivate o sense O. !!GTOr,
that peace and msrriment MAJ
dwell in thy house. and the little
annoyance that dsrlsen the day
will disappear as a morDing mist
before the sun.
DO not feel offended if be who
asks advice ialls ~ follow it.,
What is wisdom in US NAV
prove folly in another
Do see a little Of your neighbor
and the outside world; a house.
bound wo man is generally a dull
womar, and often a cross one.
DO be generous in your critic.
isms.
1t is a form of magnanimity that
leaves no sting of regret.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-18
"A Low E OF DIRE ).

Parents are unduly DISTURBED
in n"rceivinE in their children a
love Of dress, But it ia natural,
and we think praiseworthy, to
try TO look ones best ard we
should prefer an uldue fondness
for neat and fitting attire, to the
slovenly indifference to it on the
rtr' Of either boy or girl. Raj
H".' ~ Cos " as thy purse can
sr ~uto Shakespeare, that
>tnIr;!at ;, e., whose vision
gu. q eu every snam and saw
into the motives of men. and gave
many a maxim for life 3 conduct
A youth seeking business
position will recommend himself
by the trimness of his clothing,
o. It's genera Wt!'urnShrd and
el pit tfe. A., Vn'ld g'rl
g .'v come i, ~, f. 'n;% II
80 rn>e IN H., c,pri:. l~r anlG.
cant hai % grarl vi .l.m Can
com 's.,' at" fnt bnt'0,4j~-s n e..
rents ne d 'oge'ner ny pins. the
hens and ruftles and tucks in a
STATE IT disRraceful disorder.
Careless dress betokens confu.
sion of mind, 80 that parents
should be glad to observe that
their young people are models Of
nicely in their costumes.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-18

If you haze friends, don't be
afraid to express your friendship,
don't be .fraid to tell them that
you admire, or love them
If you love anybody, why not
say So If you enjoy ones COM
pany, Why not say 81: =. costs
nothing it may mean every
thing to your friend and to your
friendship.
A lady Vas asked how she
managed to get along so we'll
with disagreeable peoDle.
ITS very simple" she re-.
piled; Fail l do is to try to make
the most Of their good qualities
and pay no attention to their
disagreeablc ones No better
formula by which 10 Win and
held friends could be found.