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The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS
 OF MUNClE OFFICIALS
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TIC EXPORT MONEY FROM GAM
 BLING HOUSES.

Nuncie. Ind, April 5.-On warrants issued from grand jury indictments returned Saturday, Mayor Rollin II Bunch, Chief of Police w. A. Nell vaiue and Police Commissioner Her bert S. Maddy were arrested today charged with having conspired to eN tort and demand protection money from gamblers, resort keepers anC blind tiger operators in Muncie Police Commissioners Rene Y. Smith and John s Coffman, and Secretary of Police J. Wilbur Sims are charged in the same indictment with con spiracy. All were released on $l00l bonds. It is charged that the officials have collected $10,O00 from these places
 Others arrested today include Pc lice Commissioner smith, who wa. taken into custody charged with run ming a gambling room; Deputy Pros ecutor Williams. charged with run ming a disorderly house, grand lar ceny and conspiracy to eXtort pro lection money" and City Councilman Harry w. Michaels, charged with nav ing sold liquor unlawfully.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
BRITISH CRUISERS
 VIOLATE NEUTRALITY
TAKE ON COAL AND SUPPLIES FROM VESSELS CLEARING
 FROM NEW YORK.

New York, April j.-Dudley Field
 Malone, collector of the port, charged
 tonight that British cruisers latroll-
 ing the waters along the coast of the United States had been violating the neutrality law by coaling and taking on supplies from vessels putting out from the port of New York. Mr.. Malone had an extended conference l today with United States District At torney II. Snowden Marshall regard l ing the state of affairs he claims to have discovered, and tonight declared he expected to bring the subject to the attention of the federal grand jury.
 Mr. Malone admitted that he had evidence 10 show there was supply | base for the cruisers in a downtown hotel of this city from which the foodstuffs are taken to various piers, then loaded on lighters and sent to sea, where they meet British cruisers outside the three-mle limit. Besides MT. Malones individual work, George F. Lamb, head of the neutrality squad here. and several secret service op-
 eratives have been Investigating for the customs authorities
 The torpedo craft Parker, Drayton and MacDougal and other government
 vessels also have been engaged in
 seeking out the hooks and corners
 along the coast nearby where it was
 suspected unneutral activity might be
 in progress. MT. Malone said he hoped to have two more torpedo craft
 here in a few days.
 Developments so far, Collector Ma
 lone said, indicated what appeared to
 be a conspiracy to violate the neu. rality proclamation of the president,
 by the establishment of an extensive organization and central agency to
 carry on a traffic in supplies for the
 British cruisers. He declared that there were evidences that negptia
 tions had been opened by the agents
 of some organization with headquar-
 ters in a hotel with many captains and owners of tugboats in New YorA. Philadelphia and New England for the services of these captains and their tugs to convey supplies from various points to the British war ships. It was said that reports have been made to the collector that opera tiyes of a private detective agency known throughout the country have been working in cooperation with agents Of the suspected organization for the carrying out of the supply plans MT Malone said he was now Investigating the reports in detail with an effort to curroborate the in- formation he had received.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
SAY THE ROUNDUP"
 IS LIFE Of RANCH
ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING PHASES OF COWBOY LIFE
 SHOWN IN WILD WEST.
Cowboys of the Miller Brothers Show Are the Real and Genuine Cowboys of the Western Plains.

There is nothing in the lite of the ranch more eXbiliarating than the roundup. and according to report there is nothing in the performances of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show which exhibits in Hot Springs SatT- day, April 10, that displays the pecu- liar cleyerness and daring of the COW. hoy in a more interesting way. Among the herd of long-hOrned steers utilized for the display there are it is said, many as wild as when they roamed free upon the great cattle ranges, and any carelessness on the part of the cowpuncher or any lack of skill in handling the lariat at a critical moment, would often lead to injury or worse.
 The cowboys of the 101 Ranch show are, it is declared, the real cowboys of the real range. It is a peculiar thing, according to ranchmen, that your genuine cOwpuncher never be- comes a "showman" in the circus con ception of the name The real cow boy is such at every stage of the game The sombrero and chaps and hgh-heeled boots he wears in the arena are not, it is declared dOnucd merely for eXhiJitjonal purposes. It is the costume that he wears on the ranch. The Handkerchief knotted at the back and loosely worn, is more than a mere ornament l. is pro tection to the lower part of the face in wind and storm, and it is worn loosely so that the chin can he dropped into 1t without using the hands Other characteristic parts of a cowboys apparel are selected, in the same way, because of their utility
 Among the cowgirls there is, it is pointed out, a natural desire to look nice,' and this is displayed in their clothing Bm this is evidenced only in a slightly increased cost for the material or d little extra ornamentd- ton. The calf-skin or deer-hide dress the beaded fringe, the high boots, the big, face-shading felt hat, are not eyi- deuces of vanity in themselves. That is the way the real cowgirl dresses on the ranch, and she attires herself in that fashion because 1t is adapted to the conditions under which she lives. X cowgirl in long frock or without divided skirts is unthinkable The cowgirl always rides astride. It is a tribute to her common sense that even society equestriennes have al- most universally followed thp cow. girls lead and adopted this sane and sensible method of riding, which is best for the horse and best for the rider.
 All the cowboys and cowgirls with the l0l Ranch show will, 1t is an nounced ride their wry little ponies in the parade that inaugurates Wild West day, at l0:30 in the morning Admission p cents
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

Imported lace and embroidery salo for the benefit of st. Johns church, next door to Princess theater
 9-27-1W
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Bulgarian BattermIk will make you fat. Positively pure. 1-30-tf
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A MEDICINE OF MERIT.

proprietary medicine, like eyery- thing else that comes before the pub lie, has to prove its merits. The law of the survival Of the fittest applies in this field as in others The reason for the tremendous success of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is because 1t has been fulfilling a real human need for forty years, so that today thousands of American women owe their health and happiness to the marvellous power of this famous medicine, made from roots and herbs
 natures remedy for womans ills.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
CRUISER WASHINGTON
 GOES TO MEXICO

Vera Cruz, April $-The United States cruiser Washington sailed to night for Tampico with Rear Admiral w. B Caperton in command The United States gunboats Sacramento and Petrel already are at that port The Georgia, the only batteship now here, which had been ordered to the United States, will remain at Vera Cruz
 General Pablo Gonzales, who has been in charge of operations at Tam
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

Mr. Albert Laser of Clarbsyile Ark, arrived last night to assist James Arenson, administrator, in con ducting the big administrators sale Of the Laser Decorating Company which opened so auspiciously last Sat urday, and which will continue uuu every article and piece Of fixture Is finally disposed of.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

Mr and Mrs. William Parrish. who leave today for Chicago. have made many friends in this city who regret their decision to make their home elsewhere.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06
WOMAN GIVES BILL
 OF SALE FOR HER BODY

Pawnbroker Now is in a Quandary
 Whether This is Asset or Liability.
 Des Moines, Iaa April 5.-tMose Leyich, a pawnbroker here, who holds d bill of sale for the body of Miss Dottie Morgan, now of Denver. after her death, today filed a petition in bankruptcy court asking for a deci- sion upon whether this body should be counted as an asset in settling up of the business. Levich claimed that the woman gave him the bill of sale in 1907 for the loan of $lO, having no
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Should Not Feel Discouraged

So many people troubled with indi- gestion and constipation have been benefited by taking Chamberlain 8 Tablets that no one should feel dis couraged who has not given them a trial. They contain no pepsin or other digestive ferments but strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform It's functions naturally. Ohlamahie cv. eryRbere.
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other security. Leyich told the court he feared he would lose money on the proposition now as in case Miss Nor gan died it would cost several times what the body would be worth to him to go to Denver after it.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-06

SEE those ShacKamaXOn Woolens, Kirll--A TaiIor-l23 Central Avenue. Telephone 888, Cleaning and Press Ing a speciality. 1-19-tf
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Personals

Mrs. B. Cobb left yesterday for Malvern 10 attend the meeting of the Order of Eastern Star.
 
 Mrs Veit Hain of Chicago arrived yesterday to visit her parents. Colo mel and Mrs, E. w. Rector. Mrs. NJ. A. P. McCreary left yester- day afternoon for Malvern to attend the 0. E. s. meeting.
 *
 Mrs C. l.. DeWoody, Mrs. A. Cotton and Mrs. $. w. Seay went t3 Malvern yesterday to attend the 0 E. $. Mrs. C. F. J. Tate Mrs. M A. Aldrich, Mrs. Dana Terry Mrs Ar mold Mrs w. E. Massey and Mrs C. M. Roberts will leave today for Conway 10 attend the Baptist state convention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
PORCUPINE PIONEER
 MUSHES TO DAWSON

DAWSON. March 26- Dan Cadzow the Rampant House trader arrived at noon -teday after a mush of 750 miles over the ice of Che Porcupine and Che Yukon rivers behind the finest dog team seen in Dawson in many day. Dan was tricked ou, in elaborate fur parka. fancy Indian legglngs, marten cap and other characteristics of the Fenimorc Cooper leather stocking tale heroes and attracted much attention as he sprinted lightly mp the main boulevard into the gold metropolis. The dogs are lot of young high stepping iron-gray Mackenzie River husldes. and, arrayed in silver trap pings. bells and Porcupine tassels and ribbons, made a striking picture
 In making the long mush Codzow used an Indian toboggan with caribou skin pounch to hold the baggage. and with handles attached to the rear end a la Yukon sleigh The handles make it much easier, for swinging the rig on Che rough places on the trail
 Cadzow reports caribou and other game exceedingly plentiful near Ram part House and on the upper Porcu- pine this winter. The general health oi all In the district is good
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
FROZEN TO DEATH ON DELTA
 RIVER

McCALLUM. April l. Oliver Baker an oldtimer in the Fairbanks and Hot Springs district, was frozen to death during the sudden cold snap and biz ard Monday night Baker was known to have left one oi the roadhouses, and when he failed to arrive at the next the alarm was sent over che wires than man was lost
 Three searching parties Immediate. ly started out to hunt for Baker in the blinding blizzard and were out un- til midnight. but were unable to find trace of him. as the storm had obliter- ed all sight of his tracks. The search was again taken up yesterday morning at daylight and his body was found on the Delta river about 300 yards from Vests roadhouse
 Several others were caught on the trail by the sudden drop in tempeta- lure and they were unprepared for cold weather Many travellers were badly irostbitten and it is feared that a number of foreigners who were en. route to Fairbanks have sufsered.- Cvaidez Prospector.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
sPEcIAL- -ANNouNcEMENr-

c. Meldner a claner and dyer of many years experience has brought to Juneau an up-to-date cleaning and dyeing plant. A new building has been put up to house the plant and every thing is now ready for business The dusting machines. the dyeing vats, the retort and in fact everything that goes to make up a complete plant.
 The last of the machinery has been installed and Mr. Meldners solicitors will call on you in a few days to so- licit your patronage No such work has ever been done in Alaska as the Capital Dye Works is prepared to do for you Give your &ork to the so- licitors or call Temporary phone 1SS
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
VERY GOOD SHOW

Saona, the Hypnotist entertained and mystfied a big crowd of people at Red Mems Hall Saturday night with the manifestation of his power over a class of eight subjects he had upon the stage His work was better if anything than at the Baseball benefit of week ago. and called forth a great deal of well-earned applause (Ketchikan Miner)
 Saona win be seen in Juneau at the Orpheum Theatre in connection with the usual high-class Orpheum pro gram on Thursday and Friday and Sat urday nights of this week, a new show each night 9p''
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
FUR
 SALES FIZZ.Eis

FAIRBANKS. March 26. President R. C. Wood of che First National Bank today received telegfam from Alfred Frazer American representative Of the great English pr house of Lamp. son & Co., regarding sales in London today After having passed che usual fall and winter sales periods Lampson < Co., advertised am auction sale for March 2tth and according to teie. gram the affair was practically fal- ure.
 There was no salo whatever for mink skins. Marien. lynx end red fox skins sold for 40 DOT cent off Che prices last March while beaver sold 20 per cent under last years marke, Bear skins alone maintained the same value
 This simply means that until the present war is ended and the people can recover from their enormous ey. peuditures that furs are considered too great 8 luxury for general purchase and the iur market is dead excepting for loca use. It is matter Of ser. ious importance to Alaska and the in. terior in particula-lFMrbanks News Miner)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
COPPER CONTINUES
 REGULAR ADVANCE

BOSTON April 5.-Sixteen cents g pound now constitutes the asking price Of several copper selling agencies Better than 10 S-4 cents delivered 30 days has been paid for eleetrolytic for May-June copper
 Foreign requirements have by no means been filed and indications point Go very heavy demand for the metal so long as British and French plants in western Europe and Russian fac torie in the East continue to turn out ammunition up 10 thelr capacity
 American factories. however are staggering under an enormous volume of war orders and on this account Lne domestic buying Of copper continues at top notch. Boston News 6afeaul !
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
rAg eREAr srEgPLgcAAsE.
At Che ornheum.

The 14th episode of Pauline was the most sensational yet Anyone who has a trace of race track sport in them should not miss this great steeple. chase scene; over 5000 spectators watch the horse make the leaps turn complete somersaults, riders maimed and our own Pauline narrowly es- capes death when her horse falls. Re- covering from this she finally escapes the villains plot by leaping from a high bank into the water and swim ming ashore.
 Remember tonight is your last op- portunity to see the best episode yet
 Watch the window of the Alaska Supply Co.,. 8 D. m. Thursday for the Orpheum attraction. '@s
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
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MARlNE NorEs

The Mariposa is due from the South tonight at midnight
 The City Of Seattle is due from Seat Gle tomorrow morning
 The Princess NaQulnna should ar rive from Vancouver Friday
 The Northwestern is expected from the Westward Saturday,
 The Jefferson sails fro mseattle to. night
 The Alameda will leave Seattle Sat urday
 The Admiral Watson sails from se- attle Sunday
 The Al-Ki left Seattle last night. The Dolphin sailed South this morn ing.
 The Humboldt will san from Seat tie Friday night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
PROFTTs

lGyou hayen't0 is that you didn't use your foresight and imagination YOU don't have to use any imaglna tion 10 see that Kirkland located as it is, on what win be one of the fin est fresh water harbors in the world OLAKE WASHINGTON when the Lake Washington Canal is finished, is the one BEST investment TODAY lor lhe simple
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
EASTERN BOOSTER
 SPEAKS FOR AERRlcK

SEATTLE. April That Myron T.. Herrick. former governor of Ohio n- til recently ambassador to France. will be Che nominee of the Republican party for the Presidency in 1915 and that the country will witness a great c. o. P. landslide was the confident assertion of A, D. MacPherson of New York City. editor of The Daily Banker and vice president of the Bankers Encyclopedia Company who arrived in Seattle to complete plans for the ma tional bankers convention to be held here this year. Seattle Tiems)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
UNITED STATES SIMPLIFYING co.
 GRANTS MORE TIME


 BOSTON Mass.-The United States Smelling & Refining Company has granted an extension of one week to the bondholders committee of the Al- aska Ebner Gold Mines Company for the payment of approximately S5OO.- 1000 for advances and development work.
 The Smelling company informed the Alaska Ebner committee several days ago that the indebtedness due the company must be paid by March Sl or the company would on that day fore. close It's lien by sale of collateral The extension carries the date forward to April 2.
 The Smelling Company has notified the committee that the payment of a bonus of SlOO.OOO on the last day of March would buy control of go per cent of the Ebner property; and that S2O0.0O0 would secure full control pro- yided the entire advances with inter est would be guaranteed for payment by July 10.
 It is understood the committee has mo definite plan for securing the prop erty it being evident that bondhold- CTS did not respond sufficiently to the call of the committee to raise the sum necessary to meet the claims of the Smelling Company
 The committee would like another four months extension of time in or der to have an examination of the property made independent of that of the engineers for the United States Smelling Company Conferences to this end will be held in Boston during the next few days (Boscton News ! Bureau1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
the We'll Known Actor an,
 Puailist, JAS. J. coRBETT

Tonight at The Grand Theatre the patrons will have something to see chat is way out in the front in motion pictures in a four-part WaWer Fea- ture drama in "The Man from the Golden Vest one of cORBETT's fa- vorite productions.
 This feature will surely more than please you an. as you have all read the story of "The Girl From the Gold en West this feature being similar to 1t, In rdelity this is the beginning of 1t. It is very powerful and beauti- fully acted
 The program closes with a swell Universal Comedy. Fe
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
BUSINESS LOTS

Close to the waterfront wharves and business center of kirkland at S875 and up to 5000 on terms of S25 or $50 cash and $5 or more monthly Remember this. we can't make you buy. SO 1t will be your own fault # you don't share the future profits on one OF more ot these lots.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
LEGISLATIVE BALL
 AT ADJOURNMENT

Members of the Alaska Legislature are planning to give ball at the close Of the session, and plans are being laid. It is expected to be one of the handsomest parties of the ses- sion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
BENSON

That with its cheap FACTORY SITES and both RAIL and WATER transportation 1t will attract both large and SMALL manufacturers that will bring a PAYROLL with them. We are anlling
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
YOU'VE GOT no
ADMIT

That business lots located close to the waterfront and handy to the in any of our coast cities
 too numerous Co mentionl have dou bIed and trebled in VALUE in the last few years. And the reason that you haven-t shared lhe
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
SPEGTAL NOTICE

We have sold several of these lots to Juneau people. some who have vis- tied KIRKLAND. We offer these peo- pie as our reference Call at our of- flee and get descriptive matter or drop us a card and we will mail them fn Enn
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
ACTIVITY IS
 PROMISED BY ELKs

Jorgen Nelson. chairman. and H. R. Shepard and A. J. Ficken have become members of the new house committee of the Elks' club, and series of en- tertainments are being planned by them
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
TURNER DANCE WEDNESDAY
 NIGHT

My next dance will be in the Moose Hall next Wednesday evening. April 21 Gentlemen. S1.OO; ladies free
 419-3t. R. l.. TURNER. Mgr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

Billie Wilson has returned from Tenakee where he has been spending a vacation of two weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

Sealed bids win be received by the City Clerks office up to Thursday April 22nd at D. m.. for 100 yards more or less, of good gravel to be de- livered on 5th between Gold and Har- ris streets and on Harris between 9th and 7th Streets
 il9-3t. E. W. PETTIT Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

AMONG THE THEATRES. THE MAN FROM
 THE GOLDEN WEST
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

Only Femmer & Ritter handle the Nanaimo coal. Try 1t and you'll al. ways buy 1t. 4-5.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

Manolln. guitar and banjo lessons, Alice Nj. Jordison, studio and 6. Gar side Building. 3-4-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
HEARTsEAsE OPEN TO THE
 puRlIC-

A cosy place for particular people. Excellent meals served family style at popular prices
 MRS. T. l.. STONE. Prop'r. feeee 3O3 Gold St
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21
rRY rHEM-

TRY THEM
 Goldsteins Emporium has the agency for those famous ogle eggs Every one dated and guaranteed.- t819tf)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

SPECIAL GLEARANGE SALE
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-04-21

LADIEs. sNIRTs AND oNE PIEoE DRESSES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02
Francisco Villa pide a|GobiernO americana que cas-
tque a los GraIes Huerta y Orozeo
Dice que el pueblo mexicano" aplaude el hecho de que dichos
Grales. hayan sido arrestados por ell gobierno de los Z" Onidos

'puntO de rOmper nueStra buena
amistad con nueStr0S vecinos del
N0rte. No hay que 0lyidar que csc
hombre que tras del crimen usurp6
81 poder, cometi0 infinidad de ase-
sinatoS Y roboS en- las areas de Ia
naci0n.
FL pueblo mcXicauo cOnfia Y es-
pera de Ia honrada &ctitud del Pre-
Sidente Wilson. que impedira Ia
characterization de Hucrta y Orozco
Y que estos no queden sin castigO,
como quedaron Jose Ines Salazar Y
otroS. FL general. jefe supreme dc
las operacioues. T. Villa.
Inutil serd decir, porquc Is facil
comprenderlo. que el telegrama dc
Villa ha producido acres comenta-
rios entire los mcXicanos rcfugiadOS
en- esta ciudad. que ven con deSagra
do csc seryiiliSmo de los revolucio-
nariOs para con 81 gObiernO de los
Estados Unidos. >ervili>mo no igua-
lado por nadie hasta ahora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-02

mario. Ia determination del g0DIer-
no americana al ordeuar Ia apre-
hen-i6n de- Huerta Y Orozco, hom-
bre> nefa>tos para nueStra patria
pueS al proceder Ell eSa forma Ia
demoStrado que positivamente lie
ANNA Il deseo de cue sc hasa Ia
paz.
III pueblo mcxicano confia en-
qua rI gobierno de Ia Casa Blanca
eStard a Ia altura de las c~ircunStan-
cias eyiiaudo que quede libre Pas
cual Orozro. u traidor que abusan-
do de- Ia Durna f. y de Ia hOnradrz
del pre-idente Madero sc rebel0
contra Fl. ~acareando males sin cuen
to al pals. cuaudo apenas principal
ba a cimentarSe Ia tranquil!dad, '
due rsr miSmO goblerno evitara
1ue quede SIN caStigo cj ase>ino del
Pre>idente mdr;ir. e. que hacc IN
ano. con 81 actitud inSojente, pro-
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