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The evening world., 1915-02-25
A 1. e: !: a e !: !! !. i! IN !
FRIDAY, AS UsuAL, BARGAIN DAu ~.
LAST DAY But One for Final Stock Clearances
Great Price Cuts to Turn
MERCHANDISE Into MONEY
BUY WHILE PRICES LIKE THESE PREVAIL
No o .ehos orar. for the

DRESS xsS SooDs ! cc,,::s.:,,,,,.
DRESS SILKS. Eiess.
30 inch storm serssszworstsd warp
navy and biack-elsewhsre -. 40
u inch shepherd Chscks--part wosstsd
small. medium and large
te8. .Sss.... .............ss.sss s00
~ inch Satin Finish soisiis-aii wool
i:ss; 1Ssns; rss:,sds' s,.. Olive. S Gssrsss brown
" OF. vaius. .................. s7U
Yard wide Poplias--brocads or
Roman strips-Fsgulafiy .ee... .l6
% inch New Tub siiks-satin
stripes--,ine and clustere--
on white grounds. s............. .5U
Ysrd wide Crepe Dc Chinss--wash-
abls-rtboon stripeo-aae'td
coiors-val. n.sb. sUo
% inch Msssaiinss-whits. cream.
black. evening ana street colors-.
val .vB..... .....s............ sJO
Yard wide SILK Popiins--soft chiffon
flnish--light and derk colorA
also black-valus .7S.......... 90
20 inch charmeuss- black.
aftsrnScn, and evening shadss77 q.
were vl.sJ. .......s's.s... xs1O
20 inch Crepe Dc Chinss--iargs
assortment Of light and dark
colors. alse black. ............. .09
,.!: IAslE LINENS. (E,n.l
TTSSwwIIiiiiscs. ETC. ii;;:ss"'' iis;;;:::s:s."
Lin.n Table Damssks-
70 ineh--ssg. .7s............. .@O
Satin Double Damasks--1o inch
pure iinsn-exciusivs designs-
Heavy Hemsspvp Tewsis-isxss-
hsmmso-ssd bosdsrs--rsg. .asH D
Pure LAnsa Auei rovsls--aszS-
scaliopsd snds-rsg. -. ...... ~
Heavy TuFkish rowsls-ssxle-
blsachsd-hsmmsd-fsg. .a7... m
Imp't'd Barnsisy Crash Towsiiipss-
bissehSd-hsmmsd-rss. .iiK. 0x
% inch Lengeio!hss-is-yasl
pisoss-vaIus Sl.Ss. s.....".....1.10
White laeAsss-esssstns9t q
petterns-for blousea. shirts.
eeo.-to clear. III
Remnants Of WHITE oooDA
all kinds ana Widths.
at Clearance Priesa
TSSsswtAs. SSs'asxt ! cs::..... cis::;
CLOVIS, ETC. Prisss.
|Womsn's Unies ouits-sligAtiy fIssss6
cotton-hiGh neck-lon6 and short
sissvss-ankls isngth-FsG. ~. IA
womsn's Cottsa vssts-Sov nect-
slseyeless-'twesn season weieht-.
special purchase. hence reg. .3(. .1u
Doys' shd 0ipis' Union Suits
fiesoed ootton-hlgh neok-loa4
sissvss-ankis isnsth-rsg. ~. .30
Mons Underwsar-vool MIXTURE
ahirts-single or double bseast-
dfawsrs-brohen aiseo-
res. Vl.eV. V....'.......s.... s05
Mons white Uniaundsrsl 0hirts-
linen bosoms-sisss ~ to 1s... M
Mems Muslin Night coiiasisss
-smbi6 froni-fasS ooiseoE
siss Is and is-wsrs .SS...... ~
Msn.s psmst Might sAists-eeliAs
attaohee-wido and long
were ~. Se................. s08
Womsa's Kia olevss-tws siasDs-
tans. black and whits-speoial. .o0
womsa's Black woeiisa oisvss-
res. ~ Sv'...'''....'..''. ~
|womsn's raffsta 0levss-elssss
lined-Ale0 ceShMoroo-0ilk lsoo1
reg. ~ an1 ~. 80
IWomsn's Dissk Cotton Hess-
white % black 0olos-re9. u.s.. q
S:ISs! $ssss;'s'* S:ssISssFss*. e.. e.: e.:
The evening world., 1915-02-25
ACTRESS FATALLY HURT
when WAGON;
SClMPAN|0N BADLY CUT
ms Hazel Davenport Thrown
x,no From Car and Skull Is
3l!Kk Fractured.

Miss Hazel Davenport. Q moving
Dicturs actress Of No. 80 winthrop
Street Flatbush, was perhaps fatally
hurt In an automobile accident at
midnisht on Eastern Parkway and
It. John's Place. Brooklyn. Early to-
say she was operated on in st.
Mary's Hospital for q fracture Of the
skull. and In addition she 10 internally
injured.
Miss Davenport. who 10 twenty two
and known to her intimatss - Dot
tie. has q dainty pink and white COM
pIsxion and blond ringiets. with her
last night was John Harteil. twenty
. seven, Of No. ITS Nostrand Avenue.
owner and driver Of the automobile.
and August stahi Of No. iiss No
strand Avenue.
' Aarteil told the police he had NOT
met the pretty actress until last
night. when he went with his friend
0tahl to . restaurant In Bushwich
Avenue and was introduced. They
had dinner and danced and vert
taking her home.
As the machine reached st. Johns
Place. In Eastern Parkway. Morris
Ray. No. 81 Manhattan Avenue
Z Brooklyn. rounded tho corner with q
team Of horses and q laundry wagon
Harteil put on the brakes and swervet
.ishis car. but the roadway was slipper
'eand the machine hit the horses with
/. such force the wagon was overturned
The evening world., 1915-02-25
RAID A MOVIE THEATRE.

FOLLOWING complaints that small chii-
.hrsn, upattsndsd by any other person.
Nave been permitted to enter. the Cres-
cent Theatre, moving picture. house at
40. SO West One Hundred and Thirty
NTH Street. the police made q raid on
the place yesterday afternoon.
Fourteen children under sixteen were
|, found In the house. They. with Harry
!, ,8Gps, the ticket taker, were marched %
ds Lsnox Avenue Police Station.
~ 1he children were charged with juve-
nils eslinQuency and were bailsd By their
parenta Olsohen and Epps were
charged with Allowing children under
sixteen to enter the house unaocom.
The evening world., 1915-02-25
THINGS HE NEVER SAW.
lRnum ~ Fan Frsncdsuo atar.l

dhe other afternoon . loefer on the
Reet, whose wife was probably at home
'fting out q neighbor's washing to
Ske money to buy the children's shoes,
he'd me II ever saw q bald headed
Imam.
II replied that never had.
Z also Informed this fellow that had
ker seen q woman cruising around
IN with Q cigar In her mouth. running
u every saloon she saw. Neither did
kver see a woman stand In the street
day. telling people how Europe should
hduct her war. I never saw a woman
\ lishing with q bottle In her pocket.
on the bank all day and go home
S1nk at night. Nor have ever seen. a
nnan yank of her coat and say she
kiid lick any man in town. God bless
4, the women are not built that way.
The evening world., 1915-02-25
Time it! In five minutes
your sick, sour stom-
ach feels fine.

Sour, sick. upset stomach. indigestion.
heart burn. dyspepsia; when the food you
eat fermsnts into gases and stubborn
Jumps; your head aches and you feel
sick and miserable, that's when you re-
alise the magic in Pspe's Diapepsin. 1t
makes stomach distress 60 in five
minutes. II your stomach is In revolt
IL you can't get Il regulated, please.
for your sake. try Papes Dispepsin.
The evening world., 1915-02-25
TRANSPORTATION OF 4 PATRO
iyn NYAIC.

Cosmo Innes. In his work on sur
fhS SradUai transfer nation Of . pa
Dublin. named Hsifpsnny. -throve In
n tsAae. % his children prevailed on him
they thought undignifisd. and
r,Ahis he diA chiefly. BY dropping the
last letter. He died. and was buried
ssy ia pot :nd n. q Son sss 81
:. our .citisen thought proper to re-
q nounce retail dealing, and at the same
time looked about for Q euphonious
. Of droppins the unnscessary n
ssThat being done. Il was easy to 60
!, into the Celtic rage. which The Lady
" Of the Lake had just raised to . great
A. little Kenny Halfpenny came out
q Hs Sasoendsnt q hundred kinsS.
The evening world., 1915-02-25
WHAT HE WANTED.
(Puu ~ Ciacinnsh DnQuir9. J

haFaWare store while the clerk wal
chatting with . drummer from thu
What can I DO for your asked tn
elerk. as he walked over to meet the
,euDeomer.
; s.Sir," replied the Boston man. Il Do.
S0ro to purchase q device IN which, By
means Of q pedal attachment. . full
crumed lever converts q vertical recipro'
e4oAiaQ motion inte circular movement
s@1S ~ Z. vertical plano. and power Il
~ ,llsvtugh the axis Of the diSc
d Woris 10 done on the periphery, ant
~. BY mere impact. may b reduced
tfY'fSs, STR" replied the clerk. II vii
I'd the device to your address."
IS FWhat In Sam Hill did that fellow
Sut?' asked the drummer.
ITfsA grindstone," replied the clerk.
The evening world., 1915-02-25

.thers were Melanie Kurt. a beautiful
-Seglinde: MarRarete Ober. q find
Fricka; Carl Braun, an intensely
human Wotan: Basil Ruysdaei. q
fateful Hunding. and a tuneful choir
Of valkyries, consisting Of Lenora
Sparkes, Elizabeth Schumann. Rita
Forpia, Vera Curtis, F1orence Null
ford, Lila Robson. Marie hatfield
and Maria Duchene. Mr.. Herts con-
ductAd.
The evening world., 1915-02-25

~ Tutner Oeuse OF NeutroIbtys
A mass meeting under the auspices
Of the American Fair Play Society will
bs held q Mckinley Square Casino. One
Hundred and sixty-ninth Street and
Boston Road. tomorrow night. Among
the speakers will be George Sylvester
viereck. Thomas 8. LonerEan and Rev.
DR.. Mayer Kopfstein. Thomas Gilieran.
Prssident mt, Of the society. will III preside:
Of the German singing societies. The
keynote Of the meeting will be genuine
American neutrality. Admission free.
The evening world., 1915-02-25

tail cIoth--DIAoH ana pest coIoro-
late season modsis--mAny fur
Were Sisss.. NOW 7.0B
Were ei7.oo...... NOW 0.56
Were TO esi.se.. NOW 1919
Were TO ess.ss.. ROW 1919
Were TO esS.se. NOW 1878
Were to SSs.Ss. NOW 20.76
lwomsn's Tailored CoAts-velours,
pushes. sibsiinss, bsoadoioths,
boucles and mfHtufss-best colors
and black-many moleis-
Were esss.. NOW 2.06
Were TO S1e.ss. now 6,7H
Were to Sis.ss. NOW 0.7K
Were to SaS.ts. NOW 11.76
Were to 1sS.Ss. NOW 1%.76
FINER TO BOTS
Were TO 1es.se.
womsn's Dressss--soft satin, aise
serge and velvet combinations--
several models-black an4 good
womeu's Extra sise Drsssss--Ssrgss
and voiles--with and without
satin combination--good coiors
were iis.ss. q. .eslwsrs Sisss..7.es
Clearance Lot OF womsn's yurs.
Consy Muffs and Ocayfs-
Now 90. 1.06.. 100
' Now 1880. 1880. 1880
others In lots too small 70 advertise.
I.ounging Robss-Blanksts anl
eidsrdowns-1scauards and plain
good range Of favorite colors--
kimono and raglan models-with
and without collars-ali sises--
Were e3.eo..........Now Lao
were Now 1.06
were oS.Ae. Now 2.0H
were Ss.tS and es.ss-Now 8.06
woMENs c1::l cl::,.,..
UNDERWEAR. fsiss:.
Nusiia or cambrjc Dsawsrs-tuqks
and hsmstitching or wide smb'y-.
value ~ ........'....'.'..' sAU
Womsn's Drswsss-snbIss. tucks
! or fancy laos-Ssg. .1s........ .86
pretty iacss and snb'y-rsg. rs. .1S
Nsirseok Corset Covsrs-trim'd
with laoss ana snb'y-fs1. -. IN
wbmsn's NighslPsssss-
I. ana smb'y msdsiiionS-vsius ~ ~
Nightdrssses-evsr tysntZ modsis--
elaborately or neatly trIm'd-
value oi.2S ................... %
Womsn's white tsicoats-fenoy
laees OF wide smo'y-feG. .se... .0G
Red Ticket Lot wemea.s Petit
eosts1headsomsiy trim'd-- a.
Nainsook Combins nstions-faney
trtm'd yoke. trim'4 sktrt or
draWer0-seg. e1.So ........ ID
womss.s Lawn Dssssing qaeauss-
prettiix flgurso-bsltsd-
Won>n's Knit psttioeats-
broken assortmsnt-wsfs oa.>s Do
wemen'e Knit vssts-r9I oaly. ..
were .vU.....s.. ...To oieer sUU
Knit Corset Covsss-shost. or long
s1eevee-WePe ~ ana .Se...... .0G
Womsn's Sweater Coats-best
eoloTs-all sisss-seG. $685.. .3.0e
wensn.s swss!e. oeats-H:eegtnsat.
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s$sss4s: sssS:s $;sa:': ETC. s;;:::..' e.: :::

"Rsd Ticket" Lot es Wemsn's 1Ssusss
white and flesh crepe % ChlAse-
smart modsl-wsrs e<.se.NOw 8.70
orgsndie vsstsss or boisro jaokst
effocts-with embrotderies and
issss-iow coliars-rss. es.ss..2.0O
Flower Wreaths-smAil blossoms
with foliage-rsg. 80. Friday 30
wemsn's Tailored Mats-.pisin and
comSinstions Of siii-soiors ana
biack-smart shapss-flower. fruit.
rib riSe1n = sHd au'ii srimnins.I .a.aa
Clearance OF women's 8Atssn Petit
coats-colors and black-desp
plested novelty flounces-reGulaf
and extra sisss--rsg. e1.st.... "a
Coutil Corssts-high bust--long
lsngths-smb'y tFim-elastio In
serts over abdomen-sisss 10 70
30-valus $500. ..2.00
Misssc Corset waists--clasp front
gartsrs attsohed-sises ~ and
10 only. therefore ~ and -
cent goods. ................. .1O
Misses Corssts-aiso womsn's
Corset Waists-odd stsss-
were ei.0o-ClsArancs. ....... 30
Cambrio Brassisrss-rsinforc under
APms-sQuare cut nsck-Cluny lace
and smb'y trim-rsg. ei.2S. -. 10
lBrassierss and Bust supportsrs-
firm cambric--laos and embroidery
trim-open front-all sisss In lot
were 10 SS.oo. o........ ........l.1 10
"'s.zsi zsD c':::.... ci':::.
The evening world., 1915-02-25

Up q tree 200 years 10 the estimated
adventure Of . Colonial coin found by
timberman in Audrain County. The
cut down and waved up ana bore date
Of 1854. On one side Of the coin was
stamped. Value one fourth or"
The evening world., 1915-02-25
PHOTO PLAYS.

NUMBER SIX OF the CHARLIE
DANA GIBSON Series in Pictorial
Section Of nsxt Sundays World.
Ready for emitting out and framing.
Pyints1 q Bar 'TiAt PaDss. Order
frea asvsdsaler y s1vsDsA
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
@MlDNleHT sUNg TOURISTS
 ARE HAVING FINE TIME

DAWSON. June 24- The Mid night Sunners' reached Dawson on Monday and proceeded on down the river the same day The weather con- ditions were ideal and all were en- thusiastlc over the Yukon.
 For stealing a diamond and thirty dollars in cash from the Auditorium theatre, William Williamson was giy- en three years in Che penitentiary.
 Harry King who left here with the former members of the Royal North west Mounted police, last summer, was wounded recently on the front in France.
 William Lawson, a colored cook cut his throat twice with razor while alone in a cabin last Thursday When found twenty-four hours later he was lying in Q pool of blood in his bed Although both gaahes are very deep. it is believed he win recover.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

the rear and in less time than it takes to white of the dreadful oc- curence the whiteness Of the snow was crimsoned with the lifeblood of the victims and only three inert shapes of what a few moments be fore had pulsed with the yigor and youth and the joy of life.
 After robbing the body of Ciayson og a large sum Of money the murder CTS sought to cover up the evidences of their crime by putting the victims through a natural opening in the ice of the river. not seeming to realize that anyone, and least of all a man of the prominence of the Skagway merchant. could not disappear in the region watched over by the R. N. w. M. P. no matter how remote or inac- cessible without inquiries that would sooner or later sit the mystery to the bottom.
 Six months elapsed after the tragedy before the bodies of the murdered men were located, but in tho mean. time the human bloodhomds of the law. from whom there is no escape, were on the track of the perpetrators. One-the 0'Brien mentioned in the above letter-was arrested shortly af- ter the murder on Lake Tagishi near Tagish Post while trying to effect his escape out of the country. and under the Buckskin heel of a German sock
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
RECORD VOYAGE
 DOWN THE RIVER

WHlTEH0RsE, June 26.-The two Midnight Sun" Excursion parties that passed through Skagway recently en. route Co Fort Yukon within the Are tic circle left Whitehorse on the same date-June 19th, one on board the river steamer Casca and the other on the Whitehorse. both of the w. P. & Y R. line. The boats reached Fort Yukon on the afternoon of the 22nd
 having made the record down the riv- CT voyage between the two points named At the time of their arrival in Fort Yukon the sky was overhung with clouds and the boats returned up stream about seventy miles where they laid over until the 28rd and the excursionists got & magnificent view of the Midnight Sun" in an its glory
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

was founi S2ioo in bills of ,he miss ping money and from his pocket ~as taken S6450 in change 0i Che oth' CT assassin no trace was ever dis' covered, and 1t Is tue suppositiop chat o'Brien, between the time of the mur der and his own arrest had made away with him
 O'Brien was taken to Dowson. and m 1900 was tried and convicted md lhung, and his body-il anything re- mains of 1t from the action Of the lQuiclSlime in which it was placed inn Emediately after death-lles buried m the iail yard of the police barracks there
 The silver twenty.ovo cent piece was found by Win clayson brother of one Of the victims, while he was ln Dawson in attendance at the trial of 0'Brien. It was in one of the poc6- ata of the pair of pants worn by Fred H. Clayson ct the time of his death
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

Early on the morning of December 18th. 1899 three young men Fred Clayson. of the mercantile firm ol F. Fl. Clayson, Of Skagway, Rolfe. who lived in Seattle, and was on his way home, and Olsen. lineman of the Dominion telegraph - after spending previous night at Minto roadhouse midway between Whitehorse and Dawson. were swinging, iightfooted and carefree. along the winter trail toward the South. without the slight est premonition that they were hurry ing into the jaws Of death. nor with the faintest idea that a few miles fur ther on two human tigers. with Win chester rifles tightly clasped in hand, lay in ambush beside the trail only waiting the appearance of them selves at the place selected to com mence the deadly work upon which they were bent.
 About six miles south of Minto the trail ran at al obtuse angle and it was there the fiends had taken their stand. after first having cut a peep hole through which they could keep watch for long distance in either direction.
 When the leading traveller had turned the rounding point of the an- gle in the trail one Of the concealed assassins opened fire with his rifle from the front and the other from
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
READ THIS. Big Sale on Movies.
THE oRPHEuM, HOUSE OF GOOD
 SHOWS

has an unlimited amount of first class pictures on hand and in order to reduce same will change the pro- gram every night excepting Tuesday and Wednesday on which dates the special three-part feature, Spirit and Clay will be shown.
 We promise of good show every ey- ening during this big clearance sale of movies 50 any night you come you will not be disappointed. Tonight we offer the following:
 When the Lightning Struck" is a dramatic story of love and Jealousy, told in two reels by the Essany com pany
 "Pat casey's Case" is a rollicking Irish comedy.
 AS a special two.part feature we of- fer 'The Moonstone Of Fez,p Our old favorite Maurice Costello. assisted by Constance Talmage, Robert GaiIlord and other yitagraph stars, solve the mysterious disappearance of woman in Algiers. Come and see the result.
 -(eqeefs)-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
CAPT. SID HARRINGTON
 LEAVES FOR WESTWARD

WHITEH0RsE. June 25.- Captain Sid Burlington general factotem of the Side-Streams Navigation company came up on the river steamer Dawson arriving Wednesday and left on the train here the same morning on a trip to the west coast oi Alaska, on business. As Captain Sid usually starts something wherever he is, re- suits are likely to follow his visit to the Westward,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
INABILITY TO GET
 PAY FROM EUROPE EMBARRASSES BUSINESS

BOSTON, June 1S.--It is clear that more satisfactory arrangements must be made to settle the indebtedness which Europe owes us, to say nothing about what she may owe us later If this can be accomplished through the sale of American securities the best solution would probably be found. but lt is good banking opinion chat Che floating supply of American securities in Europe has already been largely liauidated, and those securities that are held absolutely fer investment are difficult to obtain for they are considered the safest investments that exist Probably the final out come will be the creation of credits or the purchase Of European govern ment issues.
 Although general sentiment is more optimistic than otherwise there is considerable hesitancy and is likely to be until the controversy with Ger. many comes Go q head There would be more confidence as Co the outcome were there more faith in Germany's 
 Tho advanvce in steel products to the highest prices for q long time isl
 favorable factor for the steel stock
 As to the security 'marlset prices are allowed to take care of them selves Even the leaders do not seem to be in 2 receptive mood, eN- cept on declines, and rerialniy the
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
COLONEL OF CANADIAN
 MILITIA GOES AS PRIVATE

Lieut.. Col Bliss, who was stationed at selkirlS and Dawson in 1899 and 1900 as an officer with the Canadian Yukon Field Force, recently enlisted at Ottawa and left for Great Britain to join the forces in France as a pri- yate enlisted man. He had @ com mand in the Canadian contingent that is being organized at Ottawa, but got tired waiting for 1t to be ordered across the ocean. He had been rec ently retired.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
.HOOTLINQUA'S DEAD
 VICTIMS OF COLD

 ! WHlTEHORSE, June 25.-Gaptain IA L Bell, who left last Saturday morning for the purpose of conduct
 ms an investigation as to the cause ! 2i the deeth of X. L- Dominy and Thomas Boyd whose bodies were
 ound recently in adjoining cabins near the mouth of Swift river which ampties into the Hootlinqua river some miles below Lake Teslin, re- turned yesterday morning at seven o'clock Captain Bell was accompan. ed on his gruesome mission by Ser seant l.. Mclaughlin. The journey
 was made in the company launch Fal- con, William McAdam and Cam.
 Smith being captain and pilot respec- lively
 The captain found that death in both cases probably resulted from freezing as on the body of Dominy there were three or four suits of cloth ling and four suits of underciothes. iIn one cabin there was about 100 pounds of flour. a few pounds of beans some tea and pepper. In the other cabu were l5O pounds of flour few bounds of rice and some tea No salt or dried fruit of any kind were found Money to the amount of 60 cents was found in one of the cabins No gold dust was found although there was a lot of 'tailingsn on the creek near the cabins which indicated that they had been washing gravel
 The investigation revealed no evil dence of violence. The bodies were buried near where they were found
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
FORMER ALASKA GIRL
 WEEDS IN SEATTLE

Miss Alice Pace Henson. daughter of John Henson pioneer and leading bushes man of Douglas was welded last week in Seattle to Rudolph Her. bert Ernst.
 Miss Henson was for several years a teacher in the Douglas schools. Lat CT she attended che University of Washington where she won the Den. lny prize In her senior year entitling her to post graduate course md a masters degree. She has numerous friends iu Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
PANAMA FULLY REPAIRED
 GETS AWAY FOR FAIRBANKS

The White Pass steamer Tanana, which was wrecked in Thirty-Mile river several weeks ago, was fully re- paired at Whitehorse and sailed from that place for Fairbanks with a fair list of passengers last Friday even- ing She will be operated for the re- mainder of the season on the Tanana river. The Tanana has been operat- ed on the Panama for 10 years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
DAWSON WILL CELEBRATE
 DISCOVERY DAY AUGuST 17Ih

The 18th anniversary of the dis coyery of gold on Bonanza creek, tri. Butary of the Klondike river will be celebrated in glorious Fourth-ofJuly manner at Dawson August 17th. The Whitehorse baseball teams has been invited Co attend.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
FAIRBANKS HAS NgW
BAR ASSOCIATION

The lawyers of Fairbanks have re- organized the bar association that has been permitted to lapse John E. Brown is president. Judge Louis K. Pratt, vice-President and Guy B. Er win. Secretary and treasurer They will hold office for year. The or ganization will admit as members lawyera of the Fourth Judicial Diyis- ion
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

Only a sulphur blackened disc of silver with its milled surface worn almost smooth, but the date of its coinage-1S7T-plainly visible to the eye yet what tragedy of the past it brings back to mind
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
BODY OF LITTLE GIRL
 IS TAKEN TO THE SOUTH

Mrs. A. I.aska, Of Cordoya, formerly a resident of skagway. passed through Juneau on the Mariposa with the body of her little daughter Jeneye Dorothy Laska The dead girl was native of Portland and about fif- teeu years of age, but was brought to Skagway which was her parents res idence when a baby
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
ro sAIL oN DoLpHIN.

SEATTLE, June 2S. - Among the passengers booked for Juneau on the steamship Dolphin, which sails to- night. are Miss Mayme Arnold Mrs. VI. J. Thompson Miss May Schmidt and Mrs. c. E. Cartwright.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

public iH not buying secnrltiee with tho lnresrained eagerness of four to six weeks ago lBostou News Bu. reaa
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28

Tho Empire guarantees its adver tisers tho largest circulation of any newspaper in Alaska '''