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Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

The speeding chauffeur who merely bruises
. pedestrian is arrested for violating the ruIe or
the road. The auto driver who kills a woman
Is exonsratsd by the eoroner's jury. Slow upl
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28
Getting Canal Ready,

The canal IL ready for the passage Of
ships OF 1900 tons and will be ready by
the middle OF May for the largest vessels
afloat. The array has done = good job,
for the navy
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

But will the secretary's dry etdet follow the
fisg wherever the wsrships and the marines eau
carry lit @3f
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

John Linds late silonce lie nothing es COM
pared VITA the mystery OF that cayernous void
in the wiIds Of the South American hunting
woods
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

Now, we protect that II Is not fair to tho
new member of the Water board TO send OUT
those postal cards without his name on them.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

That twenty-five million dollar congress
sional appropriation for good roads is in danger
of being spent on road Improvement in Mexico
instead of.in this country.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

Maybe Cole Blease keeps on pardoning Grim.
inals on the theory that IL he gets enough Of
them out of the penItentisry he may be sure Of
q majority for the senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

Talk cf martial law In Ulster indicates that
the good old NorukofIrsiand does not propose
to be outdone by ssmi.barBaric Mexico
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

Translated into the American language
"Aguas Calisntes.' becomes hot Water" That's
It, all right. ..i' tss. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

Mexico wotla do wolf 10 understand the
farce OF this. that a righteous man and just
cause make IN sinyincible combination. f'hN
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

Tango Philosophy" is the caption OF an ed.
itorial dissertation. The one thing now lackins
TO complete the repertoire is Tango
Psychology"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

We have It on good authority that work or
the proposed monument to universal peace on
the Panama has been delayed by a combination
Of fortuitous circumstances
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

For the moment, repeal Of tolls exemption
for 'coastwise shipping is almost lost In the
shuttle .t
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

{, Even the preachers who spread the gospel
Of the Prince Of Peace are hapding out warliko
talk from the pulpit It's in tho air.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

II worse zones 20 worst we might call ou
our moving ptetare trocpe,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

II 10 gratifying to note that, amid all the
bluster OF war talk in the senate. Jimhsmlewis
continues to wave his pink 'uns in the interest
Of peace ttA''
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

villa may be illiterate. bit HIS latest en-
tente eordialo coup at FL Paso seems TO indicate
that he is not altogether foolish.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

p That Missouri newspaper named the Owl
Headlight ought 20 be- both wise and brilliant.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

While hunting Tor leaks in the county treas
qfy don't overlook the jail-fceding graft which
orr reform democratic sheriff is trying to put
ovcr
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

H The low cost of living show has been held.
II your household expense biIls do not look
smaller next month II IS your fault
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

''screenF the manure pile" is good advice
Better yet, don keep any manure pile TO screen
Omaha daily bee., 1914-04-28

subseiIJsrs .Ie.ssIug tils ,,a's tempor.,r.iy
should, have The l.ts riaileJ io them. I'd
dress WIN be tiiipEsd'ss:ofsf fn as requested.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

aonpe,t Ser .Minnelota @eo &iber
gollep Development Publication,
melder bier am %. mn6 26. Sum-
abgebalten merben miro. &raii6end
2eSlie @elter bo1n SanbelSflnb ba1
Die Oberleitung in Sdnoer.
ct. Saul. - Sos StaatssOber.
geri6t bot eben 3pei midtige gnt'
ibeioungen iiber Die @erfaiiungsma.
bigteit bon @eieben abgegeben, mel.
de bon Der leBten 9egislatur geidaf,
fen moroen maren. Das politii6e
Observation-Disclosures iit als berfai'
iungsmaBig erflart por6en. GbomaS
is. Meagben aus Silmore @ountp
batte es angefo9ten. @s m1rbe au@
erflart, bab bie &recinfte s un6 8
Der 9. @ar6 bon ct. SAUL gum 38.
5enats6iitrift %geb0pen. = Das
Staats Obergeri6t bat 6as bon Der
lebten @egislatur a11ge1rommene
sabne : @erianogeieb als berfai-
inngSmiorig erflart u1u6 babel 5u-
gefiigt, baB es cine 11nbernunftige
gimmiibnng un6 cine @erbin6erumg
oes 5~miidenitmtt@en &anoels iei.
Bipe1tone. - IS be1tebt Der
Ylan, ben County Eubertulole-Seil-
an1talt Diitrift, Ser iebt 6ie Count
ties @ipeitone, 2pon, 2ineoln uno
Murrap umfaBt, 10 81 %pergrobern,
bob er folgenoe Counties umfabt:
@ipeitone, Sod, Mobles, Sadion, Got.
tontpooo, Murrap, 2ineoln, 2pon un6
&e6poo6.
@inona. = &eftor 81. S. 8o=
pen bon ser l%1nipenlitdt in Manfing,
China, melder ii6 i'm Sana1ar in ssh
mona befn11o nno btele' ser &laiien
ser bieiigen 5toots : Mormalida1le
beiubt bat, bat 6ieier 5dule mebpe<
re intereiiante @ineiii6e 8ud}er mber,
ianot, INN 6ie Mnnabme mo6erner CT
3iebungsmetbo6en IN @bina gu 5ei-
gen. nnter SEN 8iidern befin6en lid
|alte urr6 1le11e &o1nam, 1omie @eogra-
pbiebiider fiir @nfaneer un6 fir fort
gei6rittenere Sdiiler.
Minneapo1is. = Stint Ser
ionen ma1r6en idmer, menn ni@t
t06tIi6, berlebt, als Greitagna9mit=
tag elm 3ug BON Ser @biugo, Mtl-
>poufee & 81. @a1l-8abn I'M Muben-
be8irf bon Minneopolis an Ser @re1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

5nng 6eS MinnebaM @onlebar6 Elm
gl11tomobtl traf. Die @erlebten iinb
81. S. Scott, feline @attirt unb 5lnei
S0bne i'm Sitter BON 6. beatp. 9 Sab=
rem, lotpie 6rau $. 8ennett; ale tua-
rem Sniaiien bes Mutos. &err Scott
u1b feline beiben &in6er boben lt6'
i1u1erlide @erIebungen 5uge5ogen
un6 oiirften ta11m NIT bem 2eben
aponfommen.-unter ben 5ablret9en
@eperbern INT bas ourd 8rn6esri@-
ter gbarles q. 8i1arb's Mbleben
Dor fnr5em bafant gemor6ene Mntt lit
ntnmebr Ser bieiige Giitriftsriidter
gailbnr S. Booth BON 8raiioenten
@tlion ertra1,nt mor6en. Sn nad-
iter 3eit miro lomit .@ouper1rerr
gberbart einen nel,e1r Dtitriftsridter
fir &enneptn County a%l1s5utpablen
|baben.
&afings.- M1s iib Dem Sir,
germeiite 6ranf 50. 6in6 5tpiiden
II un6 12 l1br 11a6ts Elm MASTER
ter StraBenrdltber entgegeniteute nn6
i'm nrter @e6robung nit etnem &e-
bolper altffor6erte, feline @dn6e bo@
au balten, antportete Sind, in6em
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5og, nn6 I'M ndbiten Mugenblid ianite
ein @ei9oB neben bem &opfe 6es
@ar6iten borbei, Ser 6araufbtn i9le11-
might sic 6Iu6t ergriff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

Das 2on6 gu faufen, un6 ebenio o1d
Sic Minerollnger : &adtung ser Mr-
thur SsSron Mining So.
Mo6e1ter. - Sn Mntpeienbeit
bon mebr als. $50 @ranfempflege~
rinne.1, morunter ii6 au@ 3nei aus
Meu=Seelan6 befanben, lit bier Ser
5toatsfonpert ser vMinneiota Gro
0uate Mrtrl es' Miiociation" nn6 Ser
u5tate 2eagae Of SQUIRTING" gebolten
mor6en. Ser nadite Sabrestonpent
miro in ct. 8aul 1tattfinoen.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

electric 8itters bieIt mid ob bonn
~3uiammenbre@en. Sd tpiu ME Dor.
on fetn." 6Smblt SIR mii6e u1ro aus.
genu1bt? @ei11 Mppetit uno Die Mob:
r11r1g piu ,1idt ber6muen? @S 1T
mdt 6as Griibiabrsmetter. SIR &C.
brau@t electric 8iters. Gonet cine
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better fir Magen, 2eber un6 Miere1t.
Dos groBortiee Sriibiobrs &oruic.
2inoeru1g ODER Geld 311rid. SOC uro
$1.OO bel Current Mpotbefer. - Mn-
aetge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

ben bon bier, tpelder felt 1900 6as
Mmt oes, Observation-Disclosures fir
|@lop County bebouptet un6 in Die
fer Steuung unter Sen &reiSri6tern
|Searle, Saplor un6 Npe Die bette 3n-
%frieoenbeit CAB, miro ii6 bel Ser tom=
men6en @ortpabl om 16. Stunt 1914
um sic Domination fir 6as g9rei-
beramt 6es Staatsobergeri6ts be-
merben. = Gin aus II Mitglie6ern
6es bieligen &an6elslfubs beiteben6er
Musida1B bot 6ie @orbereitungen in
Mngriff genommen fir BEN eriten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

Starft idmade 1nb er1niibete Trate1t
SD fton6 unter eiierner @trenge
bel Ser @erpfIegung zines @ermano.
ten m6bren6 orei Monate LANCER
@%romfbeit," idreibt Srma S. s. @on
be Snnbe bon @irflano, ST., uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07
Gana6a

Bette 6ormen rabe totboIiiden
&ir6en un6 S9ulen geIegen 31 Der.
faufen. Ma6frugen tperoen prompt
un6 bereittpiqtg beanttportet bon
!9enrb 8rnniug,
23=3mts Miiniter, Sasf., Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07
W%prturc1cles.

Gin poar quite M%eotorcpcles in bon.
ltdn6ig g11tem 3uitan6e uno 5u Sen
ri6tigen Breifen gu b~erfa1fen.
6. So. Gann6ers,
28-5. Mbe. iii6li9, 81. CLOUD Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

@run6eigentbum fteigt aQtagltb I'M
@ertbe. -9abt mid @n4 5eige1, tpos
i9 5m offeriren babe.
$. g. 9omng,
24=2t ct. CLOUD, Mirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07
@rmmbfade.

@ofonte @runoitiide in irgen6 ei-
nemt EbeiIe ser Sta6t 5u bertaufen.
@reiie bariiren bon $50 auftpdrts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
SITUATION IS NOT BAD
 SAYS GEORGE PAIsH

NEW YORK. Nov, 4.- Sir George Paish, says that the English holders of American securities will not be dis posed to dump them on the market if the London Exchange is opened. England, he explains, is fighting the war on her savings and on her cur rent receipts. A selling Of American investments may come, he says, but 1t will be offset by large expectations of cotton, grain and other commodi- ties which must come in the next few months. He adds that all matur- ities had been taken care Of up to Jan. l. By that time the balance Of trade will probably swing back in a marked degree in favor of the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
GERMANS suY GASOLINE
FROM UNITED sTATEs

NEW YORK Nov. 4..-That Germany is keeping up the supply of gasoline and on needed for It's aerial fleet and automobile service by means ot ship ments from the United States is the opinion of shipping mon in New York, who believe that abnormal shipments of oil and gasoline during the month consigned to Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. will find final destination in Germany. It is asserted that more than 100000 barrels Of gasoline have been shipped out of New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
GUTIERREZ TO sE
 SHORT TERM PRESIDENT

MEXICO CITY Nov 4-Gen. Eul- aiio Gutierrez, the cholec of the Ne, ticnal peace convention for President oC Mexico. was chosen for term that win continue for only 2i days.
 Gutierrez was appointed provisions al governor Of the Stale of san Luis potosi by carranza at the beginning of t0e constitutionalist revolution. He Is regarded. however, more in tho light of sympathizlng with Villa in the pres ent controversy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
INTERIOR INDIANS NEAR
 EAGLE CITY pEsTlTUTE

EAGLE. Nov 4.- Deputy Marshal John B. Powers. who has just return. ed from q trip to the Chicken Creek section reports that the Indians of Ketchumstock Indian village. 20 in number, are in Q destitute condition and that unless assistance is given them immediately great suffering VIII ensue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
GEORGE JONES ANo
 FAMILY. LEAVING JUNEAU

George c. Jones, formerly superin- tendent in charge of operations for the Alaska Juneau Mines and Mills. who resigned some time ago will de- part from Juneau with his family on the Southbound Alameda to make their home in Passadena, California. They have many friends on both sides of Gastineau channel who regret their departure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
MORE DISCOVERIES OF
 lNFANTiLE PARALYsls

NEW YORK. Oct. S1.-Dr simon Flcxnor. Of tho Rockefeller Institute for Medical research announces that he has made further important dis covcries relative to infantle paralysis and had isolated the germ of the dis ease.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ELKs.

Regular meeting of Juneau Lodge 42O tonight at 8 o'clock. Large class for initiation. Some special attrac. tions to come off. Be sure to be on hand and enjoy the fur. Let 'er buck. Fl. l. LUCAS.
 sesss Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
25,ooo PORTUGUESE ARE
 HELPING THE ALLIES

LISBON. Nov. A. Lisbon News papers assert that Portuguese troops numbering over 25,OOO men. arc aid. ing the French and British forces in the battle line in Belgium and France
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
EREE lNsTRUcTIoN.

HeTeafter the Juneau Rink will op- on at two o'clock on Friday afternoon and free instruction will be given to those wishing to learn skating.
 There will be a complete change of pictures tonight. 11i-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
FRANCE CARES FOR
 FAMlLIEs-oF eELeIuM

PARIS. Nov. 4.-President Poincare has decreed the same government al- lowances to the BelgIans in France as to the families of Frenchmen who have been called to the army.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
SON FOR cowARos.

The storlI visited St Ann's Hos pital this morning and left a beauti- ful baby boy for Mir and Mrs. O. L. Coward. Mother and son are report ed to be prosperlng.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
GERMAN REicHsTAe TO
 CONVENE IN DECEMBER

BERLIN. Nov. 4.-The German gov ernment has summoned the Reich stag to convene early in December 10 discuss the war situation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
renakee.

For -Wickersham 1s; Bun nell, 10; Brooks, 8.
 For Seuator-O'C 'Connor, 14; Sulzer, 8; Lorenzen, 8.
 For Representatives Britt, 1S; Heckman. 12; Held. 18; Shoup, H. Cheek. 2; Cosgroye. z; Kennedy 1O; McGrath, g; Mary Gibson, 5; Bland, 2; Jergens, 8; Callahan, 8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
SEEKING PATENT
 10 MARBLE CLAIMS

The Vermont Marble company has filed an application for patent to the Minnie and Marble placer claims sit uated on the north side of Ham is- land in the Ketehlaan dlstrIct
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
PoRFIRIo pIAz REPORTED
 DEAD IN FRANCE

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Mexico City special says paper reports Of death of former President Porfiro Diaz at Bordeaux has been published.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
WoN RY Rla onDs.

The Orphemn, the House of Good Shows was crowded last night to wit ness five good pictures and get the election returns which were flashed on the screen from time to time. The popular vote, however wes in favor of John Bunny the orpheum cs.ndi- date, and as he has no equal in the moving picture world--won by big odds. The same show will be repeat ed tonight with a change tomorrow showing the two-reel feature "The Love Of a Toreador," Tn this picture is seen a genuine bull fight happening at Serella, Spain.
 Friday night the Camp Fire girls will give an entertainment for the li- brary fund No extra charge. Next weel, Quo vadis in parts. zee
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
GERMANS REMAKlNe
 500 FRENCH CANNON

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 4-Krupps are reconstructing for the use of the Ger man army 800 guns captured from the enemy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
BIG FEATURE AT LYRIC
 THEATRE THIS WEEK

DOUGLAS. Nov. 4.-Tonight the Ly- rio management will present tho three reel Warner feature. "The Power Of Civilization" and the comedy Baron Binirs' Bride"
 'The Power Of Civilization is an ex- .ceptionally strong drama Of the Amer lean Indian that is very interesting md Is full of action. Some Of the scenes include horse races, football games and Q daring rescue by 9 mos tor boat.
 The saEe program will be repeat. cd tomorrow night ss+
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

Johnson's. Bontes, Augustine & Ky. CTS California Glace Fruit, Lovuey's Society Chocolates, Modern Wagons Chocolates and Bon-Bons, at Juneau Drug co., opp. Alaskan Hotel, phone 250- Always fresh. If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
NO CABLE TO DUTCH
 EAST INDIES NOW

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The Com mercial Cable Company announces that the cable service in the Pacific beyond Guam, by way Of Tap, to the Dutch East Indies. has been suspend ed and consequently cablegrams to JapSn or Melado cannot be accept ed
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
FOR SALE CHEAP:
LAUNCH MURRELET

Length 45 feet: 20 h. D. Imperial engine. Speed 1-2 niles
 An ideal boat for cruising, mine and camp tender work.
 The launch is fully equipped and in good condition
 Apply GUNNIsoN & ROBERTSON. 11-2.6t. Attorneys, Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

vaIdez-wlckersbam, Ss2; Bunnel, 26S; Brooks. 104.
 Teikhen.-Wickersham, l; Bunnell, 11s.
 wickersham, s; Bunnell. 4. Katalla--wickersham, 30; Bunnell. 20.
 Kennecott-wickersham. 8; Bunnen 2s; Brooks, 1.
 Bonanza-wickersham, 26; Bunnell,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
rEE HARsoR CASE
 IS NOW ON TRIAL

Tho case against the Tee Harbor Packing company, the third of the gov ernment fisheries prosecutions for the violation of the fishing regulations is now on trial in the District Court The following jury is trying the case: T. J. McCaul, W. ". Batcheller T. R. Jones, A. c. Brown, George Kohlhepp, w. R. Willis, D. J. Sitter, Fl. l.. Stock man, " F. Languille, W F Case, D. G. Andrews, J Reedman
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
FoReER BoUND. OVER

John A. Larson. or Ga Rue) brought to Juneau on the charge of forging the endorsement of P. c, ohman to a draft on Seattle bank was bound over by U. S. Commissioner Marshall this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov. IA private IoU. ter received in Amsterdam fvcm a high officials in Berlin says that Lieut.. Gen. Count Helmuth yon Moltke, chiof Of the German general staff, is dy- ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
!. ! Z . z ,. , ,. ,. , 2 ,. ! ,. ,, ,
MARINE NoTEs
4 , y : ; : ;. !. z !. ]. :. ]. ; ,. :.

The Alameda left Valdez at S:l5 last night enroute to Seattle.
 The Humboldt arriving from Skag. way will sail South tomorrow.
 The Prlncess May will sail South from Juneau Friday morning at z o'clock.
 The Admiral Evans will be due from the Westward Nov. s.
 The Northwestern should arrive from Seattle Friday night.
 The Al-Ki should arrive from the South Saturday.
 The Georgia left for sitka this morn ing
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
NOTICE

The Democratic Campaign Commit tee will meet at D. m., tomorrow for the purpose of auditing accounts and ordering the payment of bills
 J. 2. MCDONALD,
 esse Chairman
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
DELEGATE LEADING
BY 935 N9EES
tcontiaued rom Pase D
peraoveranee.

Perseverance. Tho vote for Perseverance: For Delegate -Bunuoll. 26; Wickersham, %; Brooks, l. For Senator Sulzer dis OConnor. 6; Lorenzen. 2. For Representative -McGrath, Sl; Cheek S6: Cosgroyc, 40; Kennedy, 4S; Britt IS: Heid, 9; Shoup. 12; Heckman' 8; i Frause. 9; JorGens, q Callahan. 9 Bland. 2.
 salmon Creek
 The vote Of salmon creek For Delegate Bunnel. 8; Wickersham. l2i ! Brooks, 9. For Senator-Sulzer l4 lOconnor 6; For Representatives McGrath, 14; Cheek. 5s; cosgroye, 1S; Kennedy 1e; Britt 6; Heid, 6; shoup' $; Heckman. G Bland, 2,
 Mendsnhall
 The vote for Mondenhall-For Del egato-Wickersham. 5; Bunnell, 4.
 Sheep Creek
 The yCse for Sheep Creek; For -Bunnel, A.; Wiekersham, 47: Brooks. 6. For Senator-Sulzer, 10; O'Connor, 4; Lorenzen, 10. For Representatlves-McGrath, 3S; Cheek. lS9: Cosgrovc. SS; Kennedy, S7; Britt, l4S. Held, S9; Shoup, SS; Hecllman, S5 Krause, 10; Jorgens 10; Gala ham. IS; Bland, a.
 Hadley.
 The vote of Hadley follows: For Delegate Wickersham. lS;; Bunnell, g; Brooks, l. Senator's -Sulzep &; O'Connor, g; Lorenzen. 4. Represent Cheek, 1; cosgrove, ]; Ken nedy 1; AfcGrath, 1; Oliver, 6; Syind seth g Wolland, 6; Ganty, 2; BritSI g; Hickman, 5; Held. 8; Shcup 8; Krause. 8; Jorgens, 4; Callahan, 1; Gibson. 2; Mann 6,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

Fairbanks-wlckersham. 614; Bun. nell, 2SS; Brooks, 62. For Senator SicGowan. 291; Callahan, 1S9; Gaus- tad. S79: Rengdahl. S7.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

The Empire has more readers than any other Alaska paper. s'.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
Ss @S& &Sse~ ? % 5 , $ ; ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE 2
 ooualae erarek q
 M. A. SNOW, Manager r
' < . . , . ( 2 : . z ' 2 ( ' :.

DOUGLAS. Nov. 4.-The election in Douglas was Q hotly contested. but very orderly affair yesterday. X good vote was cast and Q number og places hsd Inc returns buletined last night.
 Mrs. La Rose. who has been em- ployed at che Hubbard Store recent Iy. will leave for the South on the Humboldt,
 WANTED-Piain sewing. children's clothes preferred. Mrs. b. Wilson. 4th St above X. l.. .. Hall S-t
 TREADWELI. Nov. 4.-The Club was packed to the doors last night for the purpose Of having tho eloc- tion returns which were brought in by 9 special wire.
 A new show window is being placed in the store in tho space formerly occupied by the store office.
 The Meteor is on her way North from Seattle with SIS tons of freight for Treadwell.
 Ed. Sparling has been employed at Treadwell. and will play plano in the orchestra.
 There win be a club dance tonight given by the Treadwen orchestra.
 c. c. Giegssord. a moving picture photographer Is taking motion pic lures Of the Cyanide plant today
 The Treadwell Band will hold Q re- hearsai as the Fire Hm tomorrow ey- ening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
NOTICE

All biils against the Democratic campaign committee are to be pre- sented to the Secretary not later than 500 D. m. tomorrow night.
 J. F. MCDONALD,
 seee Chairman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

PETRoGRAD, Nov. 4.-counte Wit te, former Russian Premier says that permanent prohibition is now prach- cable
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

Nome wickersham, 879; Bunnell. 4O4; Brooks. 69.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

BERLIN, Nov. A. German bakers are using 20 per cent potato -four in making bread.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. l.-orders for lin- en are coming from everywhere, but it now appears that there will be a shortage in supply because Russia is failing in these times of war to ex- port flax.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04
voN MoLrKE SAID

TO BE DYING
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-04

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The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
THE BOATS.

The Spokane reached Skagway at g o'clock last night with the fol- lowing passengers; Frank O'Con- nor and wife, F. F. Wright, R. T. Probst, V. l. Hahn, Mrs. D. J. Seal. and J. R. Murphy. Owing to the nigh wind yesterday on the canal lLc vessel did not stop at Haines on her way up, and for the same cause did not leave the dock here until 5:45 this morning. She had on board one passenger, R. J. Mat .hews, for Haiues, and it was the intention of the Captain to run in 10 that port on the way down.
 The Bertha arrived here at 3:30 this morning and sailed at g o'clock. She ualoaded 30 tons of Lay and oil lt this port.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
TENAEEE MAN
 E SET FREE

Juneau, Jan. I9-Gust Jussola, a Finn, accused of staying G. Lasi.a at Tenakee springs three weeks ago, was given his freedom from the United States jail Saturday, the grand jury which investigated the killing returning a not true bill of indictment. Jussola and Lasila were partners at Tenakee and the evidence showed Lasila had attack ed Jussola with a butcher knife. Jussola advanced toward Lasila and fired, the shot taking effect in Lasla's abdomen and causing instant death
The daily Alaskan., 1914-01-19
PERSONAL

V. A. Peterson, the popular Pa ctrtc CoIst agent at Skagway, and wife left on the Spokane last night for months visit to the outside.
 The following people went south on the Spokane last night: Kate Erwin, G. 4. LttIi1se, c. J. McKauna v. 3. S.msun. Joe Hall, David Al. len anC John. Pcteman.
 On account O the wires being down there is no interior weather report today.
 Frank O'Counor, and wife, ar rived here last night and are sto- ping at the Golden North hotel. lIr. OCOnnor is here to relieve MT Y. A. Peterson, Pacific Coast agent, while the latter is absent on his an aual acation. This is not AIr. O'Con uor's first visit to Skagway, for he was here for the company in 1897 For the past foLr years, during the summer season, he has been sta
 foued at Nome, spending his win ters usually in San Francisco. MT. O'Counor is a very pleasant gentle man to meet and the Daily Alaskan extends welcome to him, even though his stay will be but brief.