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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
BAGGAGE AND GENERAL HAULING

The Postmaster.General is always especially interested in my possible means of giving Q holiday to all em- ployees ln any way connected with tho Department, but 1t would be difficult for him to single out solitary chrlst- mas for especial mention.
 In A City Hotel.
 And that is almost my case," de- clared Representative Lemuel Philips Padgett, of Tennessee. T was mar med in 1880 and began housokeeping in March of the following year; and every Christmas since, with two OK captions, I have eaten Christmas din. ner at home with my family aud my wlfe's family. We have four genera tions as guests-greatgrandDarents grandparent. parents and children and there are never less than tweny- five and usually nearer forty of us gathered about the turkey-and you may be sure 1t has to be In eYery sense noble bird to create that sense Of gratifed appetite essential to the perfect Christmas dinner.
 q have a farm of about three hun 5red and fifty acres right on the edge of town and we always spend the day there The Christmas of 1901 came to Congress and Mrs. Padgett and l experienced our first such holiday away from the family We had many gifts and letters and all that, but we found it very cheerless In Q city hotel.
 "The second exception to our rule of thirty-seven years occurred about five years ago. One of the daughters Insisted that all the family should come to her house to spend Christmas day; so we did and, early that morn- after our arriyal--she add ed to the circle by the gift of little baby girl. And" Judge Padgett ad- ded impressively q certainly will never forget that christmas!"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

retail price does not pot exceed cont. of 2.8 oi one cent whore the retail prieo exceeds 5 cents and doeg moi exceed ten cantg' Of S-8 of one cent where the retail price exceeds no cents ana does not exceed 10 conts of 5.s. of on cent where Che retail price exceeds 15 cents and does not exceed % cents; and for each additional 25 cents of retail price or value or lfac-l slonal part thereof in excess Of 20 cents. 5.S oi one cent.
 chewing gum or su6stlmtes Upon each box. carton jar or other paca ages containing gum of not more than sI0o of actual value at retail, cents' il exceeding SiO0 of retail value for each additional St.0O or fractional part sheroof, cents All dealers having on hand any of these articles on De- cember ], 1914, must procure che prop' er proprietary stamps and place them on the articles when sold, at th esame time cancelling said stamps. Until such proprietary stamps arc purchas. cd by dealers. they must keep a rec ord Of the sales made. After Deeem- Der ]. 1914, manufacturers will afflx the necessary stamps. The penalties for failure to stamp tho articles un- der this canlse oi the Act arc now being enforced. Documentary or wine stamps cannot be used for payment of the tax on these articles.
 A tax Is also imposed on telegraph and telephone messages, passage tick cts, seats In parlor and leeeping cars, manifests, bills of lading certificates notes, and sundry instruments of writ Ing. which Is paid with Documentary stamps ynot winc or proprietary stamps) by ofiixlng the adhesive stamp and canceiling tho same.
 All of the above stamps may be pro- cured from the Collector of Internal Revenue, at Tacoma. They are not ln- tercbangeable. The forms for making returns for special taxes are distri- buted from the Collectors office.
 Mr. Harding will be In Juneau sEort- ly alter January 1st making inyesti- gations under the aforementioned act as Q representative from the reye- nue agents office.
 Before leaving Juneau he left atl che B. M. Behrends Bank and Che First National Bank forms for rendering re. turns under the Income tax" law. Forms TIA for special taxes were al- 80 left at tho First National Bank.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
THE DREAM rAEArRE

Tonight and Sunday the offering ct this popular amusement resort is ex- ceptoually good. The Xmas program was @ huge success and Maud Feal- ey as the Runaway Princess" was grand. Tho iittlo tots were just as cute as ever. and the boys that boxed were just clever enough to put OF an interesting bout.
 The management Of The Dream" announces that from now on. Friday evening win Do kept strictly for ana tours. and that Tueceay night will be athletic evening; also that on every Tuesday evening a crack-er-jack three round bout will take place in conjunc- ton with the regular high class bill.
 Tonight tho tworeeier Where the Road Forks" is @ very Interesting play.
 "The Reformation. .- Don't miss this one. The Bashful Cowboy" is 8 dandy and the Two men and Q mule" is Q se-eam.
 The Dream win furnish these com. edies from now on. as well es those funny KeysSonos. sss
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
JEpaTAA.s oAueHrgR
serlp.urai Feature at Grand Theatre
 Tonight.

The Biblical story at the Grand Theetre tonigt is taken from tho elev- enth chapter Of Judges 'Jephtnh's Dauster"-a masterpiece presentation of the scriptural tragedy as rel2tgd in the Bible, featuring the renowned Enslish stars, Constance Crowley aud Arthur Maud
 In the preparation Of this master- piece feature. tho story has been fol- lowed carefully and tho tragic lives Of Che children Of Israel are presentd Co the spectotor in Q noverto.be.co-got- ten manner
 Those stellar artists. Constance Crowley and Arthur Maud. demon strate the supurb dramatc powers and make this production Q living story, puisating with intense emotions and gripping scenes.
 This Is your last chance to see thic Scriptural feature It is worth soc ing-the management will also give out the Xmas penants-there arc not many left so come and get one.
 Tomorrow-'Jew's Christmas. This is Q very thrilling and interesting. story in three parts. Come aud see
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
SATURDAY NIGHT SOCIAL
 DANCES AT MOOSE HALL

Every Saturday night beginning with the evening after Christmas, there will be Q social dance in Moose Heu. conducted by Alrl Al. Wick. Mir. Wick formerly conducted his social dances in Athletic Hall, but has chang ed to Moose Hau on account of it be- ing better in eYory way. Turner and Strong have been engaged to furnish music and Mr. Wick win give these
 weekly affairs the same careful at- tention that has made them 30 popu. lar. 12-z1.5t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
mlss KEMernoRNss puPlLs
70 GIVE \ REciTAb

On Tuesday evening next in Miss culieles Studio. tho pupiiB Of Miss Kempthorne will give piano recital
 A special itom oi interest will be a demonstration Of Miss Kempthorne's system of teaching small children to play the piano. By this means. chil, dren Of seven can transpoee their tunes. and by sinsipg tho latter their musical ear is trained.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
TaREE apRuNKsa EINgp

Three Christmas drunks were up in the Municipal court for sentence this morning. Municipal Magistrate D. W. Petit fined Henry Miller Si5; William Gilmore. SEQ; and A. w. Sta mer S20.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
MASONIC INSTALLATION

Stated communication Mr. Juneau Lodge, No. 147 F. 6 4. M. odd Fol lows Hall, Monday Dec 2S, g ?, m. Installation of officers. Refreshments served following ceremonies. All Mas ons cordially Invited.
 p B. BEATTIE. Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
q REMEMBER ONE CHRISTMAS.

It is odd how the greatest minds among American public men almost invariably so back to childhood when recalling Christmas incidentsl It is also odd how difficult 1t is for them to distinguish one such season from another in retrospect Perhaps it iB because everyNhere m the United States, except among the fabulously rich and the pitiably poor Christmas Is 3 day of presents Turkey dinner and an afternoon and evening of amusements and diversions.
 Once grown up, one such season is very like another and leaves no vivid impression on the memory. But in Santa Claus days there were always things of wonderful import occurring on Christmas Day to make it the sou venir. occasion Of the eLtlre year
 Tho majority of best known men who loom large at tho national capital in political matters have come from large families and have families of their own and, naturally to them the Yulotide is always associated with youth and merriment
 Vico-President Niarsheu, however Is @ most distinguished exception to this numerous progeny rule. He was m only child and yet possesses that keen wit, broadness of view and complete humanity supposed to be inculcated only by association with iibIng broth CTS and tantalizing sisters.
 A Regular Midas.
 My Christmas when was four had proved especially agreeable in the number of presents and toys ] re- ceived. A boy of today would prob ably think them very humble but then parents were> more inclined to. believe in simple gifts and amuse- ments for children. felt myself Midas of riches and re- member looking at all the nice sou- yenirs of the day and wishing l had some little brothers and sisters SO that they might share in my delight. l was not lonesome and did not want them so much for companionship asI because ! wished to share my gifts with others"
 And people who know the Vice President will say that first Christmas memory Of his must have tinged all his subsequent such days with ldndl- ness. for one child in particular owes many of his most gloriously happy Christmas mornings to him and he never permits anything to interfere with observing it in true Christmas spirit
 Senator George Sutherland of Salt Lake City, Utah. one of the master minds Of the United States Senate. student of men and af- fairs and whose own earliest days were passed amid humble surround i .ngs in BuclInghamshire. England, is l 3 poetic advocate of romance in child hood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
WHAT LIQUOR DEALERS
 PAY IN NEW TAX ACT

L. |. Harding, Of the United States internal revenue service. with head quarters in Alaska. has announced that importers or dispensers of wines, liquors. cordials or similar compounds. Imported or domestic. shall pay 8 tax under the Emergency Act approved in October as follows:
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
PRISONERS HAVE FEAST

Tho prisoners in the United States jail had Q fine christmas dinner veg terday.
 There was everything Christmasy on the dinlng table, and the inmates ol tho jail voted tho marshals office thelr thanks for remembering them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
TO MISS s. VoeNiLD

1T you call at The Vogue. you may get the Christmas doll.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

Fl Rayno cigars. % In box at S2.5o. Best smoke in the city. Butler Mauro Co.,. Front st. 12-2S-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

Closing out our line Of genuine Lib by cut glass at cost. l2-2l-tf. ". F. CASE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

AMONG TIE TAEATRgs 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
 GOOD SHOWS TONIGHT Tho smugglers. "A yery exciting drama
 The Hermits Ruse.e-This IS D gcon one
 Love and War in Moxlco.s- A g. reel feature.
 zeb zaek. and the zulus. This ls @ very laughabio comedy.
 sunday Night.
 HearstSelig Weekly with an tho latest news Of the world before your eyes.
 Such Is Lite."-This one win put you in good humor. Two-geet produc. lion.
 rho sun voiee.r-Two-reeI feature with all tho Vlasraph stars Sidney Drew lp the lead supported by 8 very strong cast
 Flow Did It Finish.''-A comedy that will make you forget that you have to set up Monday morning and SO to work.
 Shows start at 7:So and g ?. no. poe
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

We arc at your service day and night Bntler-Mauro G co. ss Front St. 12-15-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26
A Tragedy.

My most remembered Christmas was the one when first learned that Santa Claus dweit only in my own fond imaginings ] do not recall what year it was, but only that something went out of the day for me. Since then one Christmas has been about like another -uneventful, conventional and agreeable"
 The Senator paused and thought deeply in an accommodating effort toI recall some one Christmas which stood out from the others. Presently he remembered. el came to America when very young, he explained, "ondI later was a student ct the Univeristy Of Michigan. In those dave travel was
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-26

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Tier SDhtc, 25 TcrlcBtc pmrd
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Gage Der Sultur Der Sccle

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Seri6icncnes.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
Ter Sradj Der 9urimcr Gnnf.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-16
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