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Evening journal., 1914-02-13
GETS LETTER FROM CALILEr.

Miss Mabel Jones, stenographcr for
II. w. Wilson, vice president Of the vii.
mington aud Philadelphia Traction
Company, who formerly served in like
capacity to Oscar 4. Crosby, has re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Crosby dated
January 10 from Nazareth. In the letter
Mr.. Crosby said lie had just been looking
over the sea of Galilee The letter also
contained some pressed flowers that Mr..
Crosby picked in the Holy Lands
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
cHuRcH SUPPER A SUCCESS.

Three hundred and twenty-iour peo-
pie were served with supper in the base
ment OF St. Pauls M. =. Church last
evening and the net proceeds were re-
ported bv J. Warner Boyer OF the Meth
odist brotherhood, TO have been $3.50.
The supper, chicken potpie affair, was
served bv r. Il. Hanna with members OF
the brotherhood acting as walters.
The tables and rooms were decorated
with the national colors.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
PILES
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u
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The way to prove what this great
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TO us and you will get, by return mail,
free sample of Pyramid Pile
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Then, after you have proven to
yourself what il can do. you will go
to the druggist and get 5O-cent box.
Don't undergo an operation. Jper-
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lead to terrible consequences. Pyra-
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nation, makes congestion, irritation,
itching. sores and ulcers disappear
and the piles simply quit
For sale at all drug stores at 59
cents a box.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
an SOCTETY TEA.

Now that the holiday season is
over, the teas given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of St. Pauls NJ. b
Church viii b. resumed. The next
one 10 be given viii be at the home
OF Mrs. ]. II. Huntington, on Thurs
day. February 49, Those attending
the tea will take the . o'clock Darby
car
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
THAw STARTS FIRE.

While thawing a frozen water pipe
ia the home of Lewis Baldwin, No. l09
West Thirteenth street, this morning.
a member of the family allowed the
burning paper 10 come IN contact
with tile woodwork The Friendship
Fire Company responded to a stili
alarm Of fire, but their services were
not needed
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

,yon.poa,. Cleveland, Ohio, and we will
send you a jar. postage prepaid leol
Charles ii. Kelley. phiiadclphia. Pa,
SAYS; n have great faith in Musteroiei
indeed heNe prescribed 1t Tor several
Of my patients this week; 1t Is very
valuable remedy
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
srNnAY sCHOOL MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the Sunday
school Board of St. Pauls NJ. Il.
church which was postponed last
Friday night owing to the storm
win be held in the church this even
ing. The annual reports will be read
ana the election will be held.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

restrained by the injunction OF the
court commencing or prosecuting any
action or actions legal or equitable,
against the petitioner for the re-
covery Of S1.216.55 or any part there
Of OF otherwise.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

Il ON briskly-and the pain Is gone.
No muss. 30 bother. Just comfort
ing soothinr relief-arst a gentle glow
Chen delightful sense OF GOODNESS. And
best OF al, no nlisters like tie old-fash-
ioned mustard plaster used TO make
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

IL does the work of
the old-fashionod mus
tard plaster. minus the
plaster and minus the
blisterl
You simply rub Mus
TEROLE on the spot
..boro fbe uain is-rlb
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 13-Trial
of the $4,000 damage suit Of Mrs.
Minnie Bond Of this city against
United States Senator Thomas p.
Gore Of Lawton has been opened here.
Mrs. Bond charged that the blind
senator seized her hand, broke her
glasses and cut her cheek in attempts
ing to force his attentions upon her
in hotel room in which she had re-
ceived him for a conference regard
ing a political appointment she want
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

There IS nothing like MUSTEROLE
for Sore Throat, Bronchitis. Tonsilitis,
Group. Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Headache. Congestion. Pleurisy Rheuma-
tism. LuInbaoo Pains and Aches OF the
Back or Joints Spraina. Sore Muscles.
Bruises. Chilblains. Frosted Feet and
Colds Of the Chest lit prevents Pneu-
monial.
Doctors and nurses frankly recon-
mend MUsTERoLE. lt is used in large
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
MITE nOX OPENING.

Members of the Women's Home
Missionary Society of ST. Paul's N. h.
Church will have a mite box opening
on Thursday, February 26. An inter-
esting program Is being arranged.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
MnRr 50 FIGHTERs

Sergeant Harold Johnson, who rs
iu charge of the Navy Recruiting
Station in this city sent one ap-
prentice to Philadelphia today and
will send another tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
scHnnLs FuMIGATEp.

The employees Of the .,oard Of Educa-
tion fumigated the public schools in
the Ninth ward yesterday, there being
many cases OF measles in that neighbor-
hood.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
LFTTERs ON EsTArEL

Register of Wills Walker this morn
inc granted letters OF administration ON
the estate Of James w. Yarnall 10 Mary
r. Nanali.
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
How Good That
MUSTEROLE Feels!

A-a-h. That's delicious relief for
those sore muscles, those stiff joints,
that lame back.
NUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint
ment. made with the oil OF mustard and
Evening journal., 1914-02-13

hospitals.
At your druggists, IN
zoe and 50c jars, and q
special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute.
If your druggist cannot
supply you, send 25c or
,Oe a. the AUfSTEROIE
Evening journal., 1914-02-13
rRFr PACKAeE couPoN.

Fiji out the blank lines below
with your name and address, cut
out coupon and mail 10 the PiRA-
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Bldg. Marshall, Mich. A trial
package Of the great Pyramid pile
Remedy VIII then be sent you at
once by mail, FREE. in plain
wrapper.
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Evening journal., 1914-02-13

ed for her husband. Senator Gore de-
nies each allegation and his attor-
neys have taken depositions which in-
dicate that they viii question Mrs.
Bonds reputation for veracity. Mrs.
Gore. the attractive wife of the blind
senator. win be called as a witness
for him. She asserts her belief IN
the senator's innocence and denies
the truth of the rumor that she will
seek a separation from him at the
close of the trial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
BIG MEANING OF
 ALASKA COAL TEST

According to the judgment of ex' perts, the official government approy. al of the coal from the Matanuska fleld in Alaska determines with final.
 ty the ultimate growth upon this Northwest coast of large Industrial life th0t win give permanency to the employment of labor and greatly ex- pond Che coastal commerce.
 While thc state of Washington Is rich in coal deposits, they are not of Che qualty of some of the Alasko veins pbe best coking coal is also a scarcc commodity in our present circumstances. The development of che steel aud iron industry requires ample supplies of coke that Alaska will be able to furnish. In addition, the Matanuska fields contain large de- nosits of tht best anthracite. or hard coal, the present commercial supply supply of winch is largely confined to the Pennsylvania fields
 The ability of the government to supply the navy with 2.O00.0O0 or more tons of Alasla stenm coal annually at a saving of from $8 to H per ton uuder present prices. will force the business to this coast regardless Of. the wishes of any specinl interests
 that have heretofore controlled con- Tolled the supply.
 The result of Che goyernments re- cent coal tests means that the Alaska deposits contains some of che best bitimunous coal in the world and al liberal supply Of anthracite coal, a grade that has heretofore been sold on this coast at au almost prohibitiye price In means the construction of large steel plants on this coast and the installation of barge and steam ship lines between the coal fields and Seattle. It means the employment of thousands of men in the Alaska fields in opening and operating the mines and ,1e initiation Of tremendous in- dustry i0 Seattle's trade territory
 With tho beginning of spring weath- CT littie moro than ninety days away. construction on the government rail- way to the coal fields should begin and a priod of industrial growth and pfoaperiiy should ensue and continue ndeiiniteE- Seattle Post Intelli. gencer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
A NAGGNG WOMAN
 SpOILS THE HOME

The womm's page editor of an Eas. tern paper says When one talks of naggirg wife. 1t is generally to refer in pigng terms to the man she has married"
 The writer continues:
 Much more to be pitied. however. are the chillren of the marriage. A man can endure much and find a remedy in retaliation. But sensitive children shrink from the continual lauIt1nding and suffer in silence.
 "What makes matters worse for the little ones is that there are many women who are regarded by their husbands as model wves, out who. on account of their tholghucssness to- ward their children, arp really very inferior mothers. It is no exaggera. ton to say that there aIe thousands of children who are subjected every day to chat nagging treatment which makes a man repent having entered the bands of matrimony far quicker than anything else.
 In fairness to many mothers. it must be said that they unwittingly fall into the habit of nagging their children. The tiresome ways of the latter seem more than they can bear at times and the results is that they are apt to forget themselves.
 Don't do this and Don't do that; why can't you let things alone? T never saw such children; You are a perfect torment but what can one expect from such a child2 You are exactly like your father through all the nerYe-racking catalogue Of nag,
 And then these motiers honestly wonder why their children are re- duced to state of sullv irritability. Such mothers never seem to take into the fact that children are the most sensitive beings in the world and that their whole expert. ence is made up of small joys and small sorrows that mean happiness or misery to them.
 Children are such lit.le people in such a bis world All their little priv ilges and pleasures depend so much on the whims of the glown-ups and not on any basis of right or justice to the child
 Unless the rights of the littlo peo- pie are kept carefully in view by the big people it is small wonder Chat they feel in sailing jerks and unreasonable restrictions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

ip Semitic wlth Dugdaio but Semitic i4ns never want to see home boy
 Qeceea 90 lhoy hooted him on the club tieweu, 0p to Calgay ano made sooe an0 for the lust two years he nes belonged to the San Francisco club He pitched good ball laet year Eel was sent 10 st. Louis when he was Just row kid, and was returned to the Twilight League. Now at 2 years oI age and with six years experience aa al ball player. he has 2 chance to stick with the Cubs
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

President Wilson is our man of peace. He believes honestly in peace, and while his influence has not counted for much in the struggle across the Atlantic, he hes at least prevented war in his own country. and under circumstances which would have prov ed the mdoing of a less peacefully. inclined executive. President Wilson does not believe altogether in talking peace; he prefers, rather to act. And it is action Of the Wilson brand that should count most with the committee in making the Nobel awards.-Eair- banks pimes.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
TOO MUCH POLITICS
 KILLS TEETs' WOLVERINE

The live wolverine which was ship ped by Thos Teets to the public park at Detroit Mich, about three months ago, is dead, a letter received by MT. Teets on the last boat bringing this information 4 postmortem eXamina. tion showed that the animal couldn't stand Michigan poIitics-thot the im- mediate cause Of death was an accu- mutation Of campaign badges and peanut shells which refused to di- gest.-(Cordoya Alaskan.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
Basketball Leaaue

Tho Treadwol basket ball to0na- meut will start January 4th. The lsi- aHders last year put four crack teams n the field and iaterost was at high st pitch lhroushqut the series of games The fact that George Samples may not play tilis year will detracl rom the muest in 'be games to a certain extent but it is expected
 Babe' may be persuaded to coach.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
WILSON IS OUR
 MAN or PEACE

The fact that two Nobel peace prizes already have been awarded to Ameri- cans should not in our opinion, deter Che peace prize committee from mak- ius third award in this country. Neithor should the fact that war ls iu progress in Europe cause the delay of tho award until 9 future time
 It was the wish of the Swedish scientist Alfred B Nobel who be-. Queathed his fortune to the founding of the fmd that the interest yearly should be distributed to those who had mostly contribnted Co the good Of mmanily is impossible for the committee in charge of the peace pii1ea to ind 9 peace champion among the nations of Europe, We can assure them that we have a man in our coun- try who is entitled to consideration.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

18th 1911 Parties wishing same hould can for advertised letters and i've date of Est
 Anderson Airs. Mice Atkinson Mrs. e. Arelon. Harro Anderson. 1has Aa Antonseo AllsHom Ander, 9estad K. Ce1 Allen, Afehie Aldln
 arl: Anderson o. Brush hlra Ci Brltton, R. J C2l Briggs Jim (2l; Brown. Mrs =Nina BrQWN F H.; 3raclen. 0soars Brown F J.. solaIdf shas. BeDon Marguaite; Beslofi, E i.. Bekar. r.: Benson lno Qli Berg. strom. Martin; Didriksou, Iludoitt Dixon, ]. IT, co Henderson, Wm i l2): Houley. Chos; Harrie, R. (cli
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
Keeo Honne aIn olfIce.o

Fsh Commissioner Honus Wagner ought Co retain his appointment un- deg Governor Brumbaugh, who will rule The destinies Of the Keystone S-ate alter January j. They do say 5hal the goveruorelect has followed batting averages as well as vital sta usdcs al his lie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
SPORES
.os HoaEeY I-oama up.

Ice Hockey Looma up,
 With cold weather at hand and lne lee pond attracting lor6e iaronss of skaters at rreadweli there is 3 movement on foot on the Island to organize an iee.hockey team and issue a challenge to lnneau
 Juneau has some crack skaters now well they can play ice4hoobey remains 10 be seen. At eliy fote 9 motch between the Dgin cities would be g big drawing card
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

bfarfia Hailer Edw. Hart man Fredi Jakohson. Jas (cl; John soa Gioleys Janson, Aug (f); Jacob
 on. Chris; 5aklch Peter tcl; Jack son. Elroy; Jackson, Prank H.; John sen, John Cc)5 Parsi Eli; Jackson, J.. James ', w.. Johnson, Andrew; Johnson Byron; Johnson- 2. Gel; Johns C lohson e. Johnson, Mis- Johnson Eric Johnson Tillie; Lah son. Lats Larson. Tony H.; Leat Carl tclf "a Rochelle, Frank; Miller Joseph (0 Patterson. F. l. Pellfolk,
 lohaunos j. E.: Robinson, Fred Sibley.
 IncN Tatyik, John Tomas, Henry;
 vincenuni Francesca; Vollman. Fred
 (2); Yates. Thos.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
PennsYIvanIa Made Money

Podta of the University of Pennsyl- vana Athletic Association from foot bali were $i3,000 and from basketball S300 for the season endlag September 1, l9ll according to Che report of the ureasurar at the annual meeting Aii other athletics showed 8 deficit
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
.l.na-Idne eela chanee.

Stanarid9e Gets Chance
 According Go Ed Hughes, sporting editor of the Seattle Times Pete S,mdrIage a Seattle boy who is to getsa chance with the Chicago Cubs next year is home for the holIdays- phe San Francisco Chronicle. in bid dins sood-bse to Pete gave him a fine ndon illustrated wih his pic. ture The paper allowed Pete Go break into print with a story ol his life and hoy he made good iu baseball Pete was one of the first graduates of tho Grammar School League of seattle Rian he pitched for the Denny School .eaa and Mel Duncan caught hims Mel was about as big as 8 boxing glove then but he is 9 sroppine siXlooier now Tha, year the Denny and Central Schooi teams fought 1t out for the championship Jimmy Agnew who aiterward became 9 professional play.
 r pitched for the Central team and Pete worked ioe Denny and won his game. Besides being 9 good pitcher Pete was 8 corking hitter in that league. He got his professional start
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
Ab. lo EIahl nNoree.

Abe Atell has announced to his Friends chat he wiil resis, tbe suit brought by his wife divorce, owing 10 the cruelty charse preferred by the fighters former spouse
 9 would not have made contest against any other charge p Attell said, "Du. am gong 10 show chat a prize. lighter need not be brute in his family
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
GOOD NEWSPAPERS
 CAN AFFORD MopEsFY

Newspapers whose merits are ap- preciated by their readers do not have to blazon them on the first page to secure attendon.- (Cordoya Alas kan.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
Iohnsen M oIssIpatIne.

Johnson Not Oissipating.
 Jark Curiey dea1r bes Jack John son's life in London as surprise Co n.mset particularly after tho stories 1l hla dissipation.
 Johnson isnI dissipating at all. said Curley "When went to see him n London, ] drove to his apartment eariy h the morning and asked the umky when couil see Johnson. eN- pecung that he would Q sleeping until noon every day Thc ecrvalt told me Johnson wound be a soon, and few a.ag,es later ] SEW him jogging down lbe strecy from Che park in a sweater.
 .'He nave has his dinner away from home He's proud of his cooking, and every day. saw him In au apron mail- lue biscuits and cakes and cooking up tasty dishes The reason that he wanted Co so to south America was that noro is no theatrical wor., on the continent
 Au Interesting story has been 6rousht across the water by Curiey re- eardmg Bomhardlier Wells As most sporting people are aware, Wells has been criticized for not going to the war. Few know tue real facts. how ever. Wells has three brothers in the service and it is reported that one Of them was killed, While they are away Bombardier is supporting their three families SIS well as his own. He vol unteared but was advised by the gov emmenl that the work ho is doing at home is more useful
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

FOR sALE.-one I2-foot row boat Brand new and cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Geo. Passaner, near Canteen. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
clVE A sIEDnlNG- pARTY

Sled to seat IS people, comfortably can be had by the hour. A. H. Hum. phries. Valentine Bldg. Phone 25S or 226. est
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
AnaIe Eans Joyful.

Agaic ans eQyfais
 It WIS back in the days of Carl WoiH and the Coast championship that victory perched on the Oregon Aseie standard as consistently as 1t has this year. Ageie fans are happy from the ground up
 A record Of seven games without q defeat a tie game with the University of Washington champs. end an over whelming deieat of one of Southern Calforuia's fastest aggregatioDs are some Of the factors contributing to Che joy prevailing on the Corvallis campus Other morseis of dope that are being relished by the Aggie fans are lbal Che Beaver goal line was never crossed by q conference team that lhe only score registered by a conference team were the three points hung up by Huntington of Oregon. and .hal no team in the conference has had the advantage over the Ore. son farmars iu any special phase of
 he gridron game. The Aggies closed wltb a pcreeutage of 5000, with five victories and two tie scores. Including all of the games played this fall. the Beavers have hung I'D l4S points 10 l5 registered against them. In confer ence circles Stewards team has total Of S6 while her opponents have aggre. gated but three.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

< < e q & a 4 q s ]. 4 < 4 4
 WANTED-Girl for cook and gener. al homework. Miss Charon, s85 Main St. 11-2S-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

FOR RENT.-Three room apart ments with range and bath. Franklin Street. Phone 274 Wettrick. I0-3l-lL
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

FOR RENT-Large nicely furnish. ed room, Alaska Steam Laundry. lOtf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

HOUSE FOR RENT.-Fiye rooms and bath; partly furnished. Apply 12S Gold St. 122S.St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

FOR RENT ~ Modern flat four rooms and bath. ]. Goldstein. lf2luI
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

FOR sALB-A National cash regis. CT. Inquire S6 St. Ann's avenue, Dong las. 12.9.ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

oRNcEs-For rent in Goldstein Bldg. Hot and cold running water in each office: also steam heat Janitor and elevator service tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30
JUNEAU FERRY c NAV. co.
 Summer Schedule
 ln Effect June 22, i9i4. leave Juneau for Douglas, Tresaweii

Leave Juneau for Douglas, lreacweil
 and Tnare.
 6.Q0 x. M. 1900 P M 5.So ?. M S-0o A. af e3.O0 2. M. tS.0l P M. 'g-0g A Af. et.00 p. M. 9.30 D. M a.00 A. M. SOD P M. if.o0 ?. M Saturday Nisnl Oniy--l2,00 ?. M Trips marked do not caii ot IHane leave Douglas forTreadsycii and Fhane 5.l0 A. M. t.i0P. M 6aiUP M SfOA. 8I. 3.l5 ?. 9f. sS:lS ?. M. s9.I0 A. al. ef.l5 p. M. 9s4O 2. M ii.l0 A. M. 5.I0 P. Ai it.l5 ? M. Sa,1rday Night 0nly-s12;20 A. M. Trips marked co do not call az lnane Leave Thanc for TreadweiL Coughs 5.l5 A D. 1.15 ?. M. s;f5 Al. il.l5 A. Al 5io r. M. ft.I5 A. M. 4:20 ?. M. 9:45 p M
 5.15 2. M. D 20 ?. M Saturday Night Ouly-i2.2o 4. 0l
 e Does not call at Treadwell on
 rnturnl
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-30

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-16
RICHMOND VA SUNDAY AUGUST 1s 1914

and actresses who will be able to pre-
sent tho plays that lie has selected for
his engagement in such p manner as to
merit the approval OF the old friends
Of the organization and win new all
hcrcnts.
Jack Warner wl,i again be leading
man and this bald announcement will
prove ot great interest To the friends
he has won. Miss Scott will once
more essay tho leading roles. and II is
needless 10 add that Manager Ncwing
suited TO this charming actress
George Y. Riddcll who has won a
reputation both OF this ana the other
side of the Atlantic az character ac-
tor OF exceptional ability. has becn
engaged. MIR. Riddcii has supported
such we'll known stars as William II.
Crane. Edith Wynnc Alathicson. Forbes
Robertson and others.
Virginia Perry and Dorothy Ches-
mond are the two new additions among
the women. Miss Perry will he second
woman. while Miss Chcnmond is said
% be u most deliehtfui inreuuc Nan
remembered from last seasons com
pany. Leslie I'ass"tt is also 10 re-
;urn John White viii be director and
Will he stage director. Air. Lynch is
too we'll known aud has far too many
friends to need further comment. His
appointment MS stage director means
productions Of the best kind Herbert
Curtis. well known locally. has been
added 10 the east. Alan Robinson, the
new juvenile, is sure TO prove pop
uiar.
Rchcarsals will begin next week for
the oprnine performance OF the Grayce
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