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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
BOARD
 FINISHES WORK

The Territorial Board of Pharmacy which has been holding sessions at the Hotel Cain for the past two days finished it's labors today. Numerous applications to practice pharmacy that have been held pending this meet ing were discussed and acted upon. The following received favorable con sideratioI: David Fl. Christoe, of Douglas; Gustave Presiner, of McCar- thy: Claude P. Runyau, of KetchiEan, and Arthur c. Mercy of Citina.
 At last years session William Britt, w. H. Caswell and F. c. Ryus were appointed committee on bylaws. At the present meeting the bylaws re- ported by the committee were adopt ed after some discussion.
 The policy of reciprocity regtstra- tion was thoroughly discussed and the board decided that mo application will be considered unless the applicant Is a bona fide resident of the Territory, and graudate of reputable school of pharmacy, and also in possession of e diploma from a State Board of Phar- macy, as well as satisfying the board dd LO NLlG AANAANo bA ms NANNSaANANNaN s%AAN character"
 The annual report to the Governor of the Territory was discussed and adopted in part as was also the treas urer's report.
 A good part of the session was taken up with preparing questions to be sub- mitted at the regular examinations to be held in Juneau and Valdez on Aug ust 25 and in Fairbanks and Nome on october 15.
 A conference was held today with Gov. J. F. A. Strong with reference to future legislation affecting the drug business in Alaska. The legislature will probably be asked to enact more stringent laws relating to the handling of liquors by druggists of the Terri tory. This latter, member of the board said, was for the protection of the honest druggists of the country
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
MOTION PICTURES
 USED AS TARGETS
i--

BERLIN, July 10-The moving pic. ture has been turned to account by the German army. It is likely that a portion of the soldiers rife range work hereafter will be done with nov. ing figures for targets. A test of the new contrvance at the Doeberitz range gave good results, and the Emperor, who witnessed the tests and himself fired q number of shots, was pleased with the innovation.
 Long rolls Of paper replace the us- ual film, and on them appear march Ing soldiers, cavalrymen, artillery in full gallop, cycle troops and other nov ing objects. The instant bullet strikes the paper the spot of impact is brilliantly lighted and the movement of the contrivance Is arrested for nearly second, giving an opportuni- ty to see the full effect of the shot
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
LEAVING ON SOPHIA.

The Princess Sophia, leaving for the South this morning took the fol. lowing passenger from Juneau: Dr. NJ. G. Evans, MT. and Mrs. Thurston, J. A. Morris, .. Stokes, Thomas Mo Bryan William Heater. James Collins, J. H. Mackenzie, Miss Sadie Bradley, Miss N M. Baker. E. Simpson, E. Lohrman. Richard Pollock, E. Gibson, F. 4. Hammersmith, c. W. Myers, Mrs, c. J. Edmond. W. F. Donnell. c. H Turnbull. Angus Mclean. Nicholas Van Muylder. Jean Vanophem. Sem- on Vanophem, Madeline Yanophem, Julia Vanophem, Mir. and Mrs. Wander out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
Fairbanks EleCtS Delegates
 To Democratic Convention

FAIRBANKS, July 10.-The follow ing named persons were chosen at the Democratic primary election in this city to be delegates to the Democratic Territorial convention that will con- yene at Skagway August 3: F. A. Martin. E.. c. Morrissey, F. W. Griffin, l.. F. Protzman, J. H. Caskey. Ralph Deyeren, Harry Phillips, R. F. Roth. John Solen, D. F. Coombs. Val Diebold. Clarence Porter, D. l., Squier. O. R.. Williams, l.. Williamson. J, F. F. zim- herman. John Moe, c. A. Olson, Dan Callahan and Dave Courtemanche.
 Primaries in other precincts of the Fourth division will be held tomorrow.
 Primary Was Harmonious.
 There was no contest at the pri- mary election. and only one ticket was in the field upon which all former fac tions of the party have representation.
 Callahan and Jun<in for Senator.
 Dan Callahan and John Junkin have announced their candidacies for Ter ritorial Senator to succeed Senator Dan Sutherland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
VETS LEAD IN
 FIRST DIVISION

yThe swEif, are in a pronounced ma. -iorlty in Southeastern AlaslLat accord. ing to the enumeratlons made by those appointed by the courts to ascertain the sentiment of the people over 2i years of age on the liquor question. In the eight principal towns of South. eastern Alaska it was shown that there are 5,054 people qualified to ex- press an opinion on the liquor traffic. Of these 4757 favored licensing sa- looms: 974 were opposed to It; 395 non.committal, and 297 were not seen. Juneau, Douglas, Skagway, Halnes, Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg were carried by the vets, and Sitka by the dries and those non-committal.
 The results of the enumeration fol- lows (the question being, Do you fa. vor the issuance of licenses to sell ii. quor?):
 Juneau-Yes, 1266; no, 424; non. commlttal, 99; not seen, 27; total. -'lS; Douglas-Yes, S98; no, 129; non. committal, 54; not seen, 23; total. 1899.
 Ketchikan-Yes 495; no, 15O; non committal, TT; not seen, 76; total, 79S.
 Haines-Yes, 79; no, 24; non-com- mital, 12; not seen, 10; total, 125.
 Petersburg-Yes, 104; no. 53; nom eommittal 16; not seen, 13; total, 1S6.
 Skagway-Yes, 296; no, IS; non. committal, 62; not seen, 42; total, ATS.
 Wrangell-Yes, 184; no. "A; non- committal, 2S; not seen, 20; total, 306.
 Sitka-Yes, T; no, 95; noncommit- tai, 47; not seen, 33; total, 24S.
 License Question Goes Over.
 The matter of considering appllca- tions for saloon licenses in Juneau which was to have been taken up by Judge R. w. Jennings of the district court this afternoon was put over.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
THE ALAMEDA ARRIVES
 BIC PASSENGER LIST

The Alameda. arriving from the South last night about midnight, car ried a heavy passenger list, many of whom were destined for the West waId anu interior points. TheCe were thirty.three round trip tourists aboard. The following named were for Juneau: Mrs. Nj. Bean. Elizabeth Cropley. Anna CrOpley, W. P. Ferguson, Alma NJ. Cunning, Miss Laura Harris, w. E. Hamilton. Mrs. F. Kellog, W. K. Mar tin, George R. Noble. John Wagner. J. c. Rodan. Mrs. J. F. Soles, Mrs. I. Sow. erby. Geraldine Soles, Fl. s. Young Stefan Zynda.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
DOLPHIN IS COMING
 WITH PASSENGERS

SEATTLE, July 10. - The Dolphin sailed last night with the following named passengers for Juneau: Miss Carrie Roaming, w. c. Leak and wife, Miss A. s. Boch, Mrs. J. NJ. Cramer, NJ. J. Taafe, H. Ahrenstadt, Russell and Dorothy Cramer, Lester Knauff, w. E. Cheney. W. A. Irwin, Geo. V. Beck, c. L. Beck, R. V. Ellis and wife, L.. Laisse, c. l.. Card, Mrs. Charles Nu. nes, Dr. J. o. Kenyon, Ben Cockerill, Bessie Blanchard, Mrs. NJ. Case, Mrs. c. R. Brophy, Joseph Merino and wife, and six children, and two steerage,
 For DOuGlas-Henry Carlson, E, D.. Enonsler.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
PROMINENT SOUTHERN
 FAMILY IN SCANDAL

ATLANTA, Ga, July 10.--A letter was received yesterday by Mrs. John w. Nelson, of this city, from her daughter Mrs. Eloise Nelson Dennis in which the latter said she had killed her sister, Miss Beatrice Nelson, in New Orleans and was going to San Francisco to kill her brother, Marshall Nelson.
 The Nelson family is prominent so- cially iu this city and wealthy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
PERSONAL MENTION
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Sam c. Brightwell, deputy marshal at Cordoya, passed through Juneau on the Alameda last night.
 George Bettes, Alaska representative of the Seattle Brewing and Mating company. arrived from Ketchikan on the Alameda last night.
 Miss Ester Gibson, teacher of sani- tation for the government Indian schools is now in Juneau. having re- gently returned from a visit over the Southeastern Alaska district.
 Mrs. Soles and Miss Geraldine Soles. wife and daughter of J. F. Soles, the we'll known Juneau contractor and builder, arrived on the Alameda last night.
 Misses Elizabeth and Anna Cropley returned to Juneau on the Alameda last night from the States where they have been attending school.
 stephen Birch head of the Gug- genheim interest in Alaska, is a pas senger aboard the Alameda enroute to the Westward
 Mrs. M. Bean, who has been visiting in the States, returned to Juneau on the Alameda last night
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
ROOSEVELT TRIES TO
 DICTATE TO OLD PARTY

NEW YORK, July 1O.-supporters of Charles S. Whitman for the Repub- lican nomination for Governor say that Roosevelt Is trying to dictate the Republican nomination as the price of fusion. They say that he hopes to force the retirement of Whitman from the race by threatening to become the Progressive candidate himself unless Whitman retires. It Is said that Roosevelt would be satisfied with Will. fam Loeb as q candidate.
 Whitman After Progressive Support.
 It is said that if Roosevelt decides not to ask for the Progressive nomina- tion Whitman will file for that as well as for the Republican.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
cHURcHmEN TAKEN
 TO TAKu INLET TODAY

c. w. Fries left this morning with his cruising launch for Taku. taking as guests a party of Catholic church. men who have been holding conferenc- es in Juneau. The party includes Fla ther J. H. Gleeson, of San Francisco, provincial of the order of Jesuits, Fla ther Shepard or Cordoya, Father Van derpol of Valdez, Father MahOny of Ketchikan, Father Turnell of Skag- way. Father Bruckert of Douglas and Father Drathman of Juneau. It was the intention to spend the day around Tal1u inlet. visiting the points of in- terest and spending. the greater part of the time at beautiful Taku glacier. Cameras were taken along and it is their hope of securing some good photographs of the immense ice pile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
E. A. HEee NOW ON
 KAKE MAIL ROUTE

Capt Peter Madsen's gasboat E. A. Hegg~is now running regularly on the Rake mail route, contract to carry the mail on which was awarded to Capt. Madsen last winter. The Hegg will leave Juneau from Young's float every Monday morning for Rake and way ports, returning Wednesdays. She calls at Taku Harbor, Snettisham, Sumdum and Windham bay postoffices both going south and returning, South bound she also calls at Five Fingers lighthouse and Cape Fanshaw and at Limestone when she has business for that place. She made her first trip on the route this week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
MARINE NOTES s
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The Spokane Is expected at Tread we'll from the South tomorrow noon.
 The Al,Ki Is expected from the South tomorrow.
 The Mariposa is expected from the Westward Sunday.
 The Georgia, returning from Sitka, will sail for Skagway Sunday at 12:Ol a. m.
 The Dolphin. sailing from Seattle last nighht should arrive in Juneau Monday.
 The Admiral Evans arrived from the South and passed to the Westward this morning.
 The Alameda arrived from the South and passed to the Westward last night.
 The Princess Sophia sailed for the South this morning.
 The Jefferson sailed for the South last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
sulzer After AII Of Them.

NEW YORK, July 10. - Supporters of former Gov. William Sulzer for the Governorship nomination are urging him to file for both the Progressive and Democratic nominations in addi- tion to that of the American party which was organized in his interest. It Is believed that he will file for the Progressive nomination in case Roose. Yelt refuses Co do so.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
HOUSE PASSES FUCKER
 PUBLICITY MEASURE

WASHINGTON. July 10-The House of Representatives last night passed the Fucker bill providing publicity of campaign contributors before the cleo. .tion in Congressional and Presidential campaigns. The bill~takes It's name from Representative William W. Ruck- CT, of Missouri, chairman Of the com. mittee on election of President and Vice-President and Representatives in Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
DOUGLAS BICYCLES
 CHALLENGER CALLED

DOUGLAS, July 10. - Claude Pen glase, Andy Braut, Sid Smith. Ed. Hal. Ter. c. Fl. Freegrove, F. J. Jerome, J.. LeRoy and Harry Day have signed up to meet Julius A. Johnson in five mile speed bicycle race and have ar ranged to make the run on Thursday, July 16. at D. m., instead of Sunday so as to have time for training and to get special gears for bicycles.
 There are several good men who have ambition for championship hon. ors and will get in the lineup from Juneau, Thane and Treadwell.
 Business men are taking interest and will help make the purse interest ing for the runners.
 Johnson is the man who won the two-mile speed race on the circle track at Douglas on the Fourth of July.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
SENATE COMMITTEE
 TURNS JONES DOWN

WASHINGTON. July 10.-The Sen ate committee on banking yesterday afternoon voted to report against the confirmation of the nomination of Thomas D. Jones, of Chicago. to be member of the Federal reserve bank ing board. Jones was formerly mem- Der of the board of trustees of Prince ton University and has been engaged in big business enterprises at Chica- 20 where he is interested in the har- vester trust with George w. Perkins and others. He was a personal selec' ton by the President.
 The consideration of the nomination of Paul F. Warburg, of New York, was indefinitely postponed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
UNIONISTS ARE TRYING
 TO MAKE BEST TERMS

LONDON, July 1O.-The complete collapse of the Unionist threat of civil war in Ireland is indicated by the of. forts that are being put forth to se- cure the best possible compromise on the home rule bill. The arming of the National volunteers, to support the government, their drilling, orderly conduct and temperate speech has made profound impression on the public It is now admitted every where that the home rule bill will go into effect.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
CANADA CONTINUES
 TO GET IMMIGRANTS

WASHINGTON, July 10. - United States Consul Dillingham; at Winnepeg says 41S,000 immigrants arrived in Canada in 1913, of whom 147,000 were British, 116,OO0 Americans and 13o.- OOO were from Continental Europe. During March $500 American farm CTS came to Western Canada, bringing S1,776,OOO in cash and $1,132,000 in set tiers effects.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
SPOKANE BRINGS MANY
 ROUND TRIP TOURISTS

SEATTLE, July 10.-The Spokane, sailing Wednesday, has 136 round trip excursionists on board.
 She has the following named pas sengers:
 For Juneau-C. L. Baker, Mrs. Ward E. Samples, Gus Gillis, Harry O'Neill, Miss Lillip Ewing and three steerage.
 For Treadwell - Harry Harrington and Arthur NJ. Strand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
WASHINGTON MOTHER
 HAS TON OF SONS

PULLMAN, Wash, July 10.-Mrs. John w. Laird, little woman of 135 pounds, is the mother of ten sons whose combined weight Is 2,0S5 pounds-or an average of 20SlA pounds each. The youngest is 10 years Of age and the eldest 35. One son weighs 295 pounds. He and four brothers are students at the Washing ton State College at Pullman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
WARNS PEOPLE
TO STAY AWAY FOR WHILE

LONDON. July 10. = "The world wide financial stringency" has caused .hn ci'rtaIlment of constructive work in Cpnada. according to official warn 'rp from the Canadian Government to 'he steamship and railway agencies in England. who are advised that arti- ~ans and laborers should postpone ,o-rlng to Canada until normal condi- lions again prevail"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
WILLIAM R. HEARST
 IS SEATTLE VISITOR

SEATTLE, July 10. = William R. Hearst, the newspaper owner, and party of friends arrived here last night from New York. Mir. Hearst said that his Western trip had no significance other than that he is taking Yaca- tion. He will visit all the Western cities before returning East.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
proporea Mar on California.

TOKYO, July 1O.-The Nlchi Nichi newspaper says If the United States government has no power to control legislation in it's separate States the Japanese nation should take armed &C., ton against California. It says if a State has full powers to legislate the State must be- hold responsible to for eign powers for legislating against them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
CLAPP ESTATE GOES
 TO HIS DAUGHTERS

SEATTLE, July 1O.-The will of the late Cyrus F. Clapp was filed for pro. bate yesterday. It provides that his widow shall have an income of $1,00O a month during her lifetime. The bulk of his estate, of estimated value of S750,000, shall so to his two daugh- ters, Mrs. Vina c. Fleger and Miss Carolina Beatrice Clapp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
GERMANS DOUBT PoRTE's
 CHANGES FOR SUCCESS

BERLIN, July 10.-While admitting that 1t is possible for Lieut.. John Cyril Porte to negotiate the Atlantic with a Curtiss flying boat, they think the pre- ponderance of chances are against sue cess for the venture. Aeroplane eX- perts admit, however, that the Curtiss motors are the best suited for the pur- pose of any that are made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
obreaon Captures euadaIaIara.

DOUGLAS, Ariz., July 10.-Gen. Ob- regon, telegraphing from the Govern or's palace at Guadalajara yesterday says that he has captured the city and 5000 prisoners. A great quantity of army stores, including artillery, small arms, ammunition and, provisions fell into the hands of the Constitutionalists when the remnant of the 12,000 men that constituted the Federal army abandoned the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
Villa Blocks Carranza-
 Huerta Conference

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Gen. Villa has refused to sanction peace con. ference between representatives of Gen. Carranza and Gen. Huerta, as proposed by the meadiators at the Niagara Falls peace conference. In telegram to Gen. Carranza he strongly advised that the invitation be reject ed. He declared that there should be no parleying with Huerta except on the battlefield,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
oranqemen Are Meeting.

BELFAST, Ireland, July 10. - Sir Edward Carson, leader of the North Ireland Unionlsts, has called the first meeting of the Ulster Provisional Government. It will consider the sta tus of the home rule measure that has been passed by both houses of parliament. and the amendments to which. adopted by the Peers, are be- ing considered by the Commons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
vIIIa Expeets to rake Mexico.

WASHINGTON, July 10.--Gen. Villa according to advices, expects to cap ture Mexico City within month, and before that if the Huertistas should abandon the city, because of internal uprisings, as the. Constitutionalist army draws near, as 1t is expected that they will.
 Gen. Villa will have absolute con- mand of the operations against Mexi- co, and, upon him will fall the duty of dictating the terms of the capitula- tion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
ASlATlC QUESTION
 IS UP AGAIN

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Secretary of State William J. Bryan and Baron Chinda, Japanese Ambassador to tho United States, are in conference this morning over the Aslatic exclusion bill introduced by Representative John E. Raker, of California. The bill pro vides for the exclusion of all native laborers of Asiatic races, and is based largely upon the Chinese exclusion ocf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
Erench Look for suceesa.

PARIS, July 10.-French army aero plane experts, headed by Lieut.. Jean Conneau whose "bird name" is Andre Beaumont, expect Lieut.. Porte to sue ceed in crossing the Atlantic in the American machine. Conneau is the hero of more endurance tests than any other man. He won the London Mails S50,000 prize for making a cir cult of the British Isles, and he also won the Parls.Rome-Turin race. He says the making of the machine and its direction are in good hands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
A STREAK OF YELLOW.

Nt' HS OTpnSum Last Nl9ht
 The clever society drama, "The Streak of Yellow" by the Kalem com pany with Alice Joyce and Tom Moore in the leads, was only starter for the balance of the show which consisted of The District Attorneys Cen. science and Blame Your Wife" Ar thur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe excel themselves in their clever portrayal of The District Attorneys Con science" this a strong picture and interesting from beginning to end. Same tonight and no extra charge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
BREWERY ASSISTANT
 COMES FROM GERMANY

Stefan Zynda, nephew to s. zynda, we'll known local brewer, arrived in Juneau on the Alameda last night. Mir Zynda comes direct from Berent, Ger many. and will take the position of as- sistant to Mir Zynda in the manage ment of the Eagle brewery. With the completion of the new building it is the intention of MT. Zynda to push the sale of his product and increase the output of the concern.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
VkNoPHEM PARTY
 LEAVES FOR SOUTH

Jean Yanophem. president of the AL gunican Development company, which is the holding company of the Jualin Alaska Gold Mines company, that is developing the well known Jualin mines, took passage on the Princess Sophia this morning for the South. ac- companied by his entire party. Re gently the party came from Belgium to inspect the work that is being done at Jualin and they have been up at the mine for the past two weeks. The Ju- alin mines are being developed by French and Belgium capital.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10

MADAME IzMoRE-Egyptlan palm Ist and clairvoyant in your city for a short time. Do not fail 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 p. m. 229 Main street. 7-S-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
Huerta poea Ruslness.

ROCHESTER,, N. r., July 10.-Gen. Huerta is the owner of consignment of fruit trees that were shipped from this place at the owners risk yester. day to Mexico City over the Lucka- wanna railroad. The trees were pur. chased from local nursery firm.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
SEATTLE MAN MUST
 LEAVE MEXICO

WASHINGTON, July 10. - Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison has ordered Fred Boalt, a Seattle war cores pondent, deported from Vera Cruz for sending out sensation al and untrue dispatches.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
ADMIRAL EVANS BRINGS
 MANY FOR JUNEAU

The Admiral Evans arrived from the South at an early hour this morn ing with a large passenger list many of whom are round trip tourists. The following were for Juneau: Miss Gar sward, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Simmons, V. H. FL fendal, Miss A. Smith, Fl. Seaharn and wife, Miss Erma Matthews, Miss Ada Matthews, Mrs. Vim. Nj. Brandean and wife, Fl. D. Wilson, R. D. Puck ett, William Dahlman, Miss L. Der quist. Mrs. c. c. Rogers. J. W. Wilson, Miss Wilhelm, Mrs. Wilhelm, M w. Islman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
ROBBED OF $500
 IN SEATTLE THEATRE

SEATTLE, July 1O.-Louis U. Cor don, recently a merchant of Knik, who arrived in Seattle from Juneau on his way O Chicago to get married, had his pocket picked of $500 while in motion picture theatre last night. He is now penniless.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
TEN ORUNKs SENTENCED.

Municipal Magistrate E. w. Petit sentenced ten persons today for drunkenness. They drew penalties ranging from a fine of S1O to $50 some of them having jail term attach. ments which ran from 10 to 20 days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
THE IDAHO REMAINS AT

GIBRALTAR July 10.-The battle ships Missouri and Illinois with the Annapolis naval academy midshipmen on board sailed for Grevsend yester. day. The Idaho will remain here until taken over by crew of Greek blue jackets. The delivery of the ship will be made at this place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10
eoop SHOW AT GRAND.

The Grand theatre will present one of it's good shows tonight, consisting of films from the best producers, and a wide range of subjects, including high class comedy and drama.
 We work on the theory that noth- ing is too good for patrons of the Grand. That is how we hold our pa. irons.