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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
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TREADWELL, July S.-RuEe Lind. say LOOK load of supplies consigned to Nugget creek, as far as the Bar yesterday afternoon.
 Bert Graham has made a number of slides showing critical moments in the baseball games of the 4th and 5th. They will be exhibited after the Fire. mems meeting on Friday evening,
 Mrs. Kennedy, who has been visit ing with her daughter, Mrs, R. A. Kin "ie for the past few weeks, will leave for her home in the States on the City of Seattle this afternoon.
 There will be a. band rehearsal to- morrow evening at the fire hall.
 The "240 Swede" has left the "240" mill and is going to spend the sum- mer at Nugget creek where he has ac- Cepted a position.
 The gas launch belonging to Chester McKinon has sunk at the Treadwell float the rope having been tied too tight at low tide.
 Mrs. Nels Anderson was suddenly taken sick yesterday afternoon, but s reported as being better today. Charles Sey, a watchman for the company, is reported as very sick at his home in Douglas.
 Letters have been received lately from John Duncan saying that he ex- poets to return here shortly. Mir. Dun. can is visiting his sister on ranch near Vancouver B. C.
 Linoleum has been placed on the upper floor of the new office building, recently completed The survey force will move into it's new quarters with. in day or two.
 Geo. Swarva, who recently resigned as shift boss in the Mexican mine, left this morning on a prospecting trip. He will spend several weeks in the Limestone harbor country.
 L. w, Clark has resigned his posi- tion at the zoo" mill, and with his wife will soon leave for the States. Andy Johnson will take the position made vacant by the resignatoin of Mir. Clark.
 A force of carpenters is at work framing timbers for the new ware house to be built on the dock in the near future.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
TOWN PROTESTS AGAINST
 SALOON GETTING LICENSE

DOUGLAS, July S.-The following letter of protest has been forwarded to Judge R. w. Jennings, and Is signed by Mayor NJ. J. O'Connor the members of the city council, and a number Of prominent citizens of the town:
 We the undersigned, members Of the city council and old citizens and property owners of the town of Doug las. wish to protest against the issu' nnce of license for a saloon known as the Rainier, sought by Messers Gemmett and Mccoy, of Juneau, To- cqted in Block 16, West Front street Dougals.
 "Our principal reason for this ac- Ion is the fact that the saloon Is To- cated in the restricted district of the town and its affiliations with the denl. zens thereof are necessarily very close, and we have found by past sad eXper. fence that 1t is impossible to maintain law and order in said district with sa' loons located in their midst. This vith many other reasons which may bc adduced leads us to ask your honor ahle self to refuse to issue the above license"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
KETcHlKAN AND RUPERT
 PLAY TWO GREAT GAMES

l.. F.. Ryus, of Ketchlkan arrived in mneau on the Jefferson yesterday and is visiting with friends about town. Speaking about the celebration at the First City on July Fourth Mir. Ryus said that the baseball game there was a humdinger. The game was between Prince Rupert and the Ketchikan lads. It went twelve innings and the home team scored the winning run on a wild throw to third. Prince Rupert roOters to the number of 25O accom- panied their team to Ketchikan,
 On July 1st, the same team played at Prince Rupert, when the Rupert lCys won. This game only went the regular nine innings but it too, was exciting and also resulted in a score of To. "Yes, we have some baseball team" said Mir. Ryus, "and would like chance with Juneau if it can be ar ranged"
 When Manager Wulzen was apprats- ed Of this he said: Bring 'em along. Juneau would like a chance with Ket- chikan."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
oRPHEUM.

The bill at the Orpheum tonight will include the following:
 "The Sacrifice" a strong modern drama by the Kalem Go.
 "The College Chaperon," is a rollick' ing college comedy by the Selig Co.
 "The Guiding Light" is a tworeel feature by the Lubin Go. and Is re- ,plete with strong scenes and beauti' full scenery. The features by the Lu' bin Co. are always up.to-date and ev' cry detail is carried out to make the productions a success.
 Coming-"The District Attorneys Conscience"
 Remember the prices are 10 and 20 cents only, at the House of Good Shows.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08

MADAME IZMoRE-Egyptian palm Ist and clairvoyant in your city for a short time. Do not fall to see her, do not live to regret, be sure and see her-past, present and future; satis- faction guaranteed. Office hours 10 a. m. to g D. m. 229 Main street. 7-3-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
Barber Shop for Sale for s25O

Barber Shop TOT oaTo TOT 9EOV'
 A three-chair shop with bath and hot and cold water, lights, carpet, sit. ting chairs and table in Day building, Douglas. This Is the best location in Douglas; can be inspected at the premises, or inquire of Pete Schramen, 223 Waterfront, back of Pacific Coast dock, Juneau. 6-30,tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08

FRESH RANCH EGGs--from Dahrs Spuhn Island farm. Every egg guar anteed pure and healthy a..d free from fshy taste. Each egg stamped with name Dahl insures not mixed with i'm ported articles. For sale by leading merchants of Juneau and at Dahl's grocery. Douglas. Sat. & Wed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
COMPLETE CHANGE AT
 LYRIC THEATRE TONIGHT

DOUGLAS. July S.-At the Lyric to- night, the Swepstone and Tweesdale team appear in a complete change of dances. These clever dancing artists made a decided hit last night to a good house. Tonight the ballet dance md other popular dances will be pre- -ented. Also a complete change of pictures will be shown. The trap. drummer will work all the effects and a rattling good comedy will conclude an excellent show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
JUNEAU VISITORS SEE
 SALMON CREEK DAM

Miss Dorothy orpin, Miss Lenna Eastlake, Miss Marie Bowman, Mrs. T. E. Erickson and Mir. and Mrs. R. C., Hurley formed a party yesterday that inspected the Salmon creek dam of the Alaska-Gastineau Mining company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
SOPHIA ARRIVALS.

The Princess Sophia arriving from the South last night brought the fol lowing passengers for Juneau: Ralph Stokes, Miss Coushack, J. NJ. Moore, Addie O'Connor. Miss Ward, Mrs. En- no Bunton. s. Delissaide. D. Waldron.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
NOTICE TO ELKs.

The regular meeting of Juneau Lodge No. APO, B. p. o. E., will take place this evening Wednesday, at s o'clock. Visiting brothers are cor dially invited to attend.
 C. F. FORREST, E. R.
 H. I. LUCAS, Secy
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
DINNER TOMORROW
 THE BRUNSWICK
Our Coffee ls Better, Because We Pay
 More and Know How to Make lt,
Soup Spaghetti. Renshes.
Thursday July 9th.

Soup
 Spaghetti.
 Rellshes. Sliced Cuc,nmbers, IOc. agdlshes, lOc Sliced Tomatoes zoe; Green Onions lOc Slice Watermelon 15c, Cantaloupe lVe
 Fish Boiled Alaska salmon, lobster sauce' 95 Fried Chicken Halibut. anchOvy but ter, 25. Rrolied Black Cod, au Bhur Nolr, 25. Fried Fillet Sole, sauce tartar, 20. French Sardines, dressed head lettuce 35. Corned Beef and Cabbage, S5. OK Tongue, del Monte spinach, 30.
 Entrees Praised Sirloin Tips, egg noodles, 50. Individual Pork and Beans and Brown Bread, 25c. Veal and Chicken Pie, en casserole, 30 Dreaded Veal Outlets, cream gravy, Se Country Sausage and mashed pota- toes, 50. Banana Fritter with golden sauce, S5.
 Boasts Sirloin Beef with Brown Gravy, Soc. Leg of Lamb, mint sauce, 35.
 Vegetables
 Dessert Pudding served, Pies, 3 and lOc' We have the best cooked meal In the
 City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08

was listed upon the application of P. A. Anderson, of Douglass, Alaska; List 6-11S1. May q, 1914. - c. M. BRUCE, Assistant Commissioner of the General Land Office
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08

c. H. Wilbur. jr.. Alaska manager for the coal department of the Pacific "Oast company, returned on the Ad- miral Sampson last night from a trip 70 the Westward.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08

WANTED-Girl or woman for gen. eral housework. Inquire mornings at $50 Distin ave. 7.6-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08

Robert Scott the we'll known com mercial man travelling out of Juneau will arrive from the Westward on the Northwestern tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
3. Nj. BEHRENDs co.
 BUYER GOES EAST

J. c. Smith, buyer for the B. M Behrends Company, left on the Ad miral Sampson for New York to pur. chase fall and winter goods for that establishment. He was accompanied as far as Seattle by Mrs. Smith and their son, who will visit at the Puget Sound metropolis until her husband returns from the East.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-08
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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
And The Building Goes MGrriIy On

The building boon, has evident
ly not yet reached its highest
point. Many more new build
in2s are under consideration and
actual building work on several
other buildings started this week.
Mr.. Wells D. Tillery has given
the contract for h e
large addition to his pres
ent two store building to D. j.
Phipps of NewportNews, Va. This
addition is quite an extensive one
and will practically double the
floor space of Mr.. Tillery's pres
ent store. The addition will be,
of course, of brick construction
and two stories high. An eleva-
tor and stairway will be installed.
The hardware department will
be moved from its present loca-
tlon to front on Second Street
and the Grocery department will
occupy the space now used by
the hardware department. The
second floor of the entire build
ing will be used for the storage
of hardware, farming imple-
mentS, ETC., and a complete stock
of sash, doors and blinds will be
carried.
Mr.. W. f. Horner is going to
build a brick store building on
his lot next to that on which the
First National Bank is now build
ing. Actual construction work
ON this building will begin short
ly.
Mr.. J. r. Baird is building
garage and automobile repair
shop just behind his dwelling on
Jackson Street. This building
will be occupied by the Roanoke
Rapids Garage.
Mr.. W. &. Lynch is going to
build a brick store building next
to the building Mr. W, f. Horner
will erect. This building will be
occupied by Mr.. Lynch, himself
for his JeweIry business,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
Attempted Murder and Suicide

On last Monday afternoon, w.
B. Council, formerly of Rose
mary, but who now lives in Wei
don, fired two pointblank shots at
his wife. On seeing her fall and
thinking he had killed her he
turned his pistol upon himself
and inflicted a dangerous wound
in his breast. Mrs. Council it
seems was not wounded at all.
Jealousy is the alleged cause for
the shooting, although there
seems to be no cause for it.
Council is well known in this
town having lived in Rosemary
for several years.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
AufeIian Springs News

Owing to the cool weather |
think the cotton crops are looking
very badly.
The Commencement of the
Aurelian Springs High School oc-
cured on Monday and Tuesday OF
last week. Every body who at
tended seemed to enjoy the occa-
sion immensely.
Misses Maude Harris and
Helen Kimball of Clarksyille Va, =,
are visiting in the home of j. M.
Harris.
We are glad to say that w. C..
Dickens, who has been in st.
Vincents Hospital, for the fast
four weeks with appendicitis is
at home, and gettinga ong nicely.
The teachers of the Aurelian
Springs School left for their
homes last Friday, and are miss
ed greatly by the people of this
section.
Miss Nita Mae Baker of Little
ton has been visiting Miss Mary
Bradley, also attended the Com
mencement of the Aurelian
Springs School.
Miss Sue Kelly of Henderson
is expected to be at Bears
Swamp Church Fourth Sunday Of
this month for the purpose of Or
ganizing a Missionary Society.
1t seems that Mutt and jeff are
having right much trouble in pur-
chasing a new hat as much as
the ladies'"
H. C. Coleman and cousin Miss
Virgie Coleman of Granite were
visitors in this section last week.
They attended the closing exerci-
ses of Aurelian Springs School.
The Epworth League is prepar-
ing to send delegates to Confer
ence which will be in Wilmington
from June II tn to2lst.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22

all the heroes were safe. Also a
couple of runs were made. Pierce
again got out. Shame on him!
In the third there was more
music. In the fourth Cunningham
for Roanoke made the longest
hit of the season @ and ambled
home on the home run drive
over the fence. Aside from the
serious pitching of George Green,
who replaced Cooper for Weldon
at a critical time, this was the
great sensation of the game
Other sensations were the broad
smile worn by Walter Daniel
until Roanoke tied the score, and
the pleasant view taken of the
game by the horses and colts both
of which manifested a keen de-
light in the long swats. The net
result was sixteen all, tired arms,
lame legs, and a tidy sum for the
hospital.
1t is q shame to tell what we
will do to Weldon, when they
play the return game here.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cox, Mrs.
W. E Froelich, Messrs T. M.
Jenkins and l.. S. Cannon attend.
ed the Commencement Exercises
of the Garysburg School which
was held at that place Wednesday.
Everybody who has ever in
vested in South Rosemary real
estate has made a good profit.
Investigate. Prove this statement
and attend the Land Sale, next
Saturday, May 30th, at 2;;30P, NJ.
L. S. HoDGENs.
Rev. Mr.. Self of Garysburg in
the absence of Rev. Mr.. ToWe,
who is conducting a revival ser
vice at Roanoke Rapids, filled
the regular appointment at the
Rosemary M. E. Church Sunday
night. He preached an inter
esting and forceful sermon to a
large congregation.
Have you seen those nice lots
with the beautiful shade trees,
which are to be sold at public auc
ton in South Rosemary, next
Saturday, May 30th, at 2:30 Pm.
PENNY BROTHERS
Don't forget our millinery sale.
We need this room for other de-
partments and will close out our
entire stock far below cost. Han
coock- House Company.
B. Marks has a big sale now on
which, we understand, will only
last a few more days. Some
splendid bargains which seem to
be taken advantage of, judging
from the crowds in the store.
See his adv.
If you want your colds and
coughs cured, call for Guiacol at
S. M. Thompson's store.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
How They Play Tomorrow
Patterson Mills VS. Rosemary first game)
Roanoke Mills VS. Roanke Rapids
Patterson Mills vs. Roanoke Rapids

1st. Towe out to lst, E. Taylor
End to 1st, Mosher walks. C.
Grlmmer's error scores Mosher
and puts Snotherly on End, Fer
rell out pitcher to 1st. One run.
R. M. c. Grimmer pops out to
3rd. Harrison singles, advancing
to End, on E. Taylor's error and
to 3rd on wild pitch. W. Grim
mer and Pace fan.
End. Skies and Purcell fan,
Fits out End to 1st.
R. M. Barber goes to 1st,
Mosher's error. Jackson lands
on first thru felder's choice, Bar
Der forced out at End. Jackson
steals End and is put out try
ing for 3rd. Davis fans.
3rd. Boone whitfs, Towe out
pitcher to 1st. E. Taylor out to
1st.
R. M. Grissom out 3rd to 1st.
Whitmore fans. Harrison goes
to lst, Mosher's error but dies
there when c. Grimmer fans.
4th. Mosher singles, and steals
two bases, dies on on '53rd, when
Snotherly and Ferrell are thrown
out at lst, pitcher to 1st both
times, and Skies whiffs,
R. M. w. Grimmer goes to
1st, Towe's error. Pace trebles,
scoring Grimmer. Barber out
pitcher to 1st. Jackson singles,
scoring Pace, but is caught off
base when Davis grounds to
Mosher. Two runs.
5th. Purcell pops out to 1st,
Fits and Boone fan.
R. M. Grissom fans. Whitmore
singles, steals second. Towe's
error puts C. Grimmer on 1st
and advances Whitmore to 3rd.
C. Grimmer steals End. Harrison
safe at lst fielder's choice. w.
Grimmer singles scoring Whit
more and c. Grimmer. W.
Grimmer steals Ind and Fits
error puts Pace on lst and scores
Harrison and w. Grimmer. Bar
ber goes to 1st, Towe's error,
Jackson pops out to 1st and Pace
gets put out at End, Four runs.
9th. Towe out 9rd to 1st, E.
Taylor pitcher to lst Mosher
singles but dies Oh lst when
Snotherly flies out to If.
R. M. Davis out IS to 1st.
Grissom and Whitmore fan.
7th. Ferrell singles, Skies walks
advancing Ferrell. Purcell fans.
Ferrell goes to Bird on passed ball,
gets put out at 3rd. Fits fans.
R. M. Grimmer goes to 1st on
Mosher's error. Towe's error
puts Harrison on 1st and advances
c. Grimmer to End. W. Grim
mer singles. Pace out pitcher to
1st, Barber out End to 1st.
9Th. Boone fans. Towe to 1st
on W. Grimmer's error. E. Tay-
lor gets to 1st on felders choice,
Towe forced out at End. Mosher
fans.
r. M. Jackson goes to 1st on
a balk. Davis safe at 1st, fielders
choice, Jackson forced out End.
Grissom fans. Whitmore goes to
1st on Boone's error and Davis
advances. C. Grimmer singles
scoring Davis and Whitmore.
Harrison gets to End on Boone's
error and c. Grimmer scores.
Harrison caught off End. Three
runs.
9th. Snotherly goes to lst, C.
Grimmer's error. Ferrell singles.
Snotherly forced out at End,
Skies and Purcell fan.
R. M. Not played.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
Roanoke Rapids Girl Wins Scholar
ship Prize

Miss Rosa Moody, of Roanoke
Rapids, who has been at schooI
at Buies' Creek Academy, won
the prize for scholarship in that
institution for the past year.
There are over four hundred
students in this academy and the
winning of this prize under those
conditions is a very creditable
performance. The prize was
$40, 90 in gold and Miss Moody
and her friends should feel very
proud of her attainment.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
Notice

The following list of mail re-
mains unclaimed in this Office.
Same will be held one week and
if unclaimed will be sent to the
Division of Dead Letters.
Respectfully,
w. C. BASS, Postmaster,
Rosemary, N. G. May, Is 1914.
Tom Alexander, Miss Sallie
Andrews, David Brown, Erwin
Byes, Mrs. Nettie Crowder, Ed
Dornsey, William Fields, Miss
Loer Jokes, J. M. Mills, Simon
Pugh, Johney Squar, Mrs. Nora
Vickers, j. s. Wick, Mamie
Aoodly, Mrs. Fannie Womble,
h. Lealar Coins, Berry James.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-05-22
Rosemary vs. Roanoke Rapids

lst. Brown and johnson fan
Cunningham doubles. Dobbins
singles, scoring Cunningham.
Gushing pops out to End.
One run.
R. r. Fits out to lst. Vim.
cent out IS to 1st. Smith fans.
End. Sox singles, steals End.
Hinson goes to 1st. Vincent's err
ror, Sox advancing to 3rd. Hin.
son steals End. Welsh singles,
scoring Sox and Hinson. Col
Inns singles, scoring Welsh.
Brown goes to 1st on Horner's
error. Collins forced out at End,
Brown steals End. johnson fans,
Cunningham singles, scoring
Brown, Dobbins grounds out to
1st. Four runs.
R. r. Edmondson fans, Hor-
ner grounds out to 1st. W. Cher
ry goes to lst on Johnson's err
ror. H. Cherry out End to 1st.
3rd. Cushing singles, steals
End. Sox out, 3rd to lst. Hin
son doubles, scoring Cushing.
Welsh fans. Collins out End to
lst. One run.
r. R. H. Cherry takes two
bags on Cushings error. Stinson
out 3rd to lst. O. Fits safe on
1st, felder's choice, steals End.
Cherry scores on Collins error.
Vincent out pitcher to lst. Smith
out SIS to lst. One run.
4th. (Mizelle relieves Cherry
at the pitchers box. Cherry
takes H. Fits place in If. }
Brown out End to 1st. Johnson
out IS to 1st. Cunningham sin
giles, steals End. Dobbins goes
to lst on w. Cherry's error and
Cunningham scores. Dobbins
steals End but dies there when
Cushings fans. One run.
r. r. Edmonson goes to 1st,
Sox error. Horner goes to lst,
fielder's choice, Edmondson ad-
vancing to End. W. Cherry
takes two bags on Johnson's err
ror, Edmondson scores and Hor-
ner goes to 3rd. H. Cherry goes
to lst on fielder's choice, Hor-
ner out at home plate. Mizelle
flies out to End. Stinson pops
out to pitcher, One run.
5th. Sox fans. Hinson goes
to 1st on Stinson's error. Steals
End and tries for 3rd but doesn't
connect. Welsh flies out to If.
r. R. O. Fits out 9rd to lst.
Vincent takes 1st on Dobbins
error, steals End. Smith flies
out to If. Edmondson fans.
9Th. Vincent's error puts
Collins on End. Brown grounds
out to 1st. Collins goes to 3rd
and then scores on wild pitches.
johnson and Cunningham fan.
One run.
r. r. Horner fans. W. Cher
ry gets a walk, takes End on wild
pitch. H. Cherry goes to lst
on fielder's choice. Mizelle takes
1st on Johnson's error, W. Cher
ry scoring and H. Cherry advanc-
ing to 3rd. Stinson out End to
1st. O. Fits singles, scoring
Mizelle. Vincent out pitcher to
lst. Three runs.
7th. Dobbins singles. Cush-
ing grounds to 1st and a double
play puts Dobbins out at End.
Sox goes to first on passed ball,
steals End. Hinson flies out to If.
r. R. Smith goes to 1st on
Cushing's wild throw, to End or
SoX's error, gets put out at 3rd,
Edmondson singles, steals End.
Horner singles, advancing Ed.
mondson to 3rd. Edmondsor
scores, on fielder's choice, W,
Cherry being thrown out at 1st
H. Cherry out IS to 1st. One run
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