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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23
For SaIe-Farms and Rancho,


100 ACRES On THE ISLAND.
Bargain for a hurry up sale, easy terms. or
would trade for a house.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
5 ACREs LAND. mi down. for 1890;
acres on paved road. fair house. at $500
per acre 500 cash. balance any way.
II acres mi down, near interurban. at
SEE Us" We have the prices and terms
10 suit Any size and location you want
Davis-Tandy Com. Co. Phone S0I4.
512-1f Trust Building
For Sale-ROoming Houses.
FOR SAILS room house wen furnished;
easy terms is9 n Florence.
FOR sALE-1Q room rooming house. nicely
furnished Csn 2os5 W
WILL TRADE L room roominE house for
lots or small home Apply 1015 Z. over
land st.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-BeautifuIly fur
nished &c room apartment house; rent SSos
income s1S7; must be seen 10 be apprs-
ciated- Phone 7044-
FOR sALE-A nicely furnished room
rooming house. good location. doing good
business Owner wants TO leave the city
VIII sell very reasonable Address C. IL
care Herald
II YOU NEED A ROOMING HOUSE,
SEE THESE:
Is fine rooms: l. H h. terms-....--.s SIS
2 rooms; good street; terms ---..---- 350
rooms; best house in town $500
cash. bal very easy
q rooms rent s90. snap; Terms 5000
For the Best in Town,
See Lively. With
ID. G. Heineman,
20e Mills St Phone s43.
BOOMING HOUSE BARGAIN.
10 large rooms on corner. close in.
north side, extra nice furniture: must
sell s9T5. $500 down.
Cash Buyer Waiting FOR a roominE
house worth about $1,000
10 Room Rooming House on san
Antonio. A dandy. s1o50.
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for valley or ranch
land. 40 acres In Ozark mountains, north
western Arkansas. 16e1 apple trees. so grape.
50 plums and SO peach best varieties and
Just coming bearing age: having house.
barns. wells and fences on county road and
rural mail; mile from depot on main line
raiiroad J. - Ferguson, Elephant Butte,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

Show your faith by your deeds; buy
home valley products
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

81 ACRES, in fruit. 10 alfalfa nice 8.
room house. artesian well windmill out
house VIII exchange on EI Paso property.
, mile city limits Roswell sGIOO
Cut Rate Realty
40 First Natl Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

$500.
2iz acre tract miles down on county
road; room for building sites. You are
letting your opportunity slip when you don't
see this We have the bargains
Nhite-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

SPECIAL LOCATION FOR
CHICKEN PLANT.
1919 acres. s125 per acre. 2
miles east Of Ysleta. G acres
in alfalfa. land not all I'm one
level but stand OF alfalfa IS
good; one large shade tree; in
an American neighborh0od;
terms Is cash. balance I TO 3
years Adjoining land IS SELL
ing much higher price. Investi-
gate
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23
Wholesale Metal Dealsrs.

We PAY HIGHEST market price for old
rcspondence solicited Herman Bloch & CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
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VALLEY LAND-ANY SIZE TRACTS.
Up or down the valley For sale or trade
Rio Grande Realty Co.
$3.50 ACRE improved ranch in Hansford
county. Texas; cheap for quick sale, small
cash payment; easy terms w s. AIcNabb,
Guymon' Oklahoma
HAVE a BEAUTIFUL 20 acre tract 9 miles
from city on main road TO Ysleta. all under
cultivation; good room brick. pumping
plant outhouses- VIII take 8 room house
in trade.
Cut Rate Realty Co.
420 First Natl Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

Water Conditions, Rio Grande Project.
Gage Ht. Contents
a. IN Acre Fl
Elephant Butte reservoir---- 741 19-,05e
Increase IN q hours-----.-- l-S5 l--6l2
Flow at san MarCicl........ s .372 Second Fl
Flow from reservoir 1850 Second Fl
For irriEatn Leasburg canal $50 Second TT
For irrigatn Franklin canal 172 Second Fl
Date. April %. 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23
THE FOLLOWING AT TULAROsA.

suitable for parties Of limited means gov
eminent land for American born refugees.
patented land available to anyone. 100 A.
REIMBURSEMENT. 1 mi from ry.. . from sta
ton $500 $50 A. REIMBURSEMENT. = mi.
from ~, from station. house. S150. so a.
REIMBURSEMENT adjoins best little farm in
valley, show place. 500 worth Of clearing.
shallow water, ready for pillow. this s200.
800 a. REIMBURSEMENT. fenced. all Level. wa
ter lift % to 30 It.. for 600 g. D. m. pump
ing plants adjoining: $500 plus filing fees
Ice pat, / mi from station nice house.
well, fenced, $1,000; terms. 150 A. pat, 4
I'm house. large bearing orchard. pears.
peaches, etc. barn. chicken houses rs A.
cultivated, pumping plant and engine,
Fenced mi from station- improved 40
$500, with additional 40 $500. or with 40.
$4,000 for all; fine soil close in; old couple
want TO retire; Germans. In above owners
VIII consider as part payment team good
mules. FL Pas0 residence equity. lots or
automobile Charles Miller. Tularosa- N NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.

Country Property.
FOR SALE-f0 acres close TO cement plant.
VIII exchange FOR auto or cash Pm 54.4.
REIMBURSEMENT for only 500. Improve
ments worth twice that much. Phone owner
5s9T.
FOR SALE-Relinquishmen $50 acres south
Of Deming- VIII exchange for automobile or
lots Phone 542s-
CLOUDCROET-F0r rent or sale. Mrs ID.
~ Payne's Cloudcr0ft cottage. For particu-
lars inquire Of ". F. Payne. Real Estate.
Phone 1850
CLOUDCROFT COTTAGE - sale OF rent
$1,000, OF in part trade for city bungalow,
or rent 2125 the season. Phone evenings
536S J.
FOR SALE-RelinQuishme 80 acres right
IN good r. r town; 1900 n. OF graded
brick schoolhouse; orchard. fences town lots
selling adjoining this for $25o acre. forced
sale. It's worth $4,000. $500 takes it
Jaque. Bowie. Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

FOR SALE By OWNER in Orchard Park
addition, new frame cottage, lots. plenty
outhouses, good fences city water; fine for
poultry and truck. $500. easy terms. Phone
7911 or write box 494 FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-23

$500.
$50 cash SIS per moEtn- room frame
bungalow Get busy.
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1913.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
SWALLOW A SALMON"
 ON MARCH 2. 1a15ll

You and each of you separately or severally, shall eat salmon at least once on March 12. 19i5..
 This. in brief ig the proclamation issued recently by the Governors Of Washington and Oregon. at the re quest of the Transportation Club of Seattle, Che orlgiuators or salmon Day' The idea of navlng salmon Day. once a year suggested itseli to Che Seattle organization two yearG ago. and t wGs q bis success, the trans condntinentoI railroads running Into Puget Sound especially being great boosters. On that day Alaska and Pu. get Sound salmon was the delieacy de- luxe on every dining car between Sc. attic and Chicago. and Inc steamships in the Alaska service also fea-ured the king Of fish on their menus
 Coz. j. F A. Strong today declared he hoped that the Salmon Day idea would be carried out in Alaska on March l2
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
m Rut IitHe cbandcd

RuIoc But Lllsle Changed.
 When the iotercollegiate Football rules committee met in New York few days ogo few Of the rules were altered and ,ho changes are oi oniy minor nature.
 one of the principal abuses iast year was the ireopent uoe of subaiitutes ,o carry messages rom lhe coaches lo the captain on Che field practice n direct yloloton oi the spirit 9t the game. TO avoid lhe prominence or lhe coaches the rule makers banished shem from the side lines last season < more drastic rule was passed.
 The numbering Of players hae the npport Of several of the bostknown men In ihe game and the adoption or the practice was brought abous
 Tho members of the committee were E. K. Hal Dartmouth, ohairmnn Wal ler S. Camp. Yale secretary; Dr. J. A. Bsbbitt Hayeriord' Dr. Carl Will Hams. Pennsylvania; Percy Haughton, Harvard; Paul Dashiel. Annapolisi Harris C. Cope. sewanee; Parke T. Davis. West Point; C. ". Savage, 0bt erlin: S. C. Williams. lowe 4. A. Stag, Chicago; Dr. H L Williams Minne, sota. Captain J. " Beacham Cornell
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
JEFFERSON SAILS.

The Jefferson. sailing south last evening. took the following named pas sengers from Juneau. y Ioshimaehb $. Shinowara E. Brustkcra and=wile, Joe protopapas, 6. R. cbepm, r. Ven. no. Roy Tanaka Walter 6omseyer Robert SchenkeL F. e. Stevenson. R. c, F'ordncy. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Erie, son. Mss sophie Lund ail for Seattle. !. R. Hain and Lane Hamada for het' chikan. James H. Wheeler for Wran. eell. and Brick Ness for petersbers
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
THE CHAMPION HUNTREsS
 o- INTERIOR ALASKA


 Kantshna boasts hunting record made during tho fall and early winter by Mrs. Fannie McKinzie. which has seldom. f. ever, been duplicated in the North by any woman. During the op en. season, Mrs, NcKinzie killed two big buli moose. one caribou and q black bear, in addition to Q great deal of other game.
 Every wintor since she went Co Che Kantishna, Mrs. McKinzile who. by the way. is ono of tho oldest inhabi- tants Of tbaL district. has killed some big game but this year has beat all of her former recnords The hunt ress declares that next year she will bag everything allowed by the law
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
IMPROVING KLAWAcK.

Mr. Rabbit the forest official Q, this place. Is iu Klawack this week surveying additional streets layng oui town lots and escepialiy establishing Inc boundary lines Of the plot of land selected by Mr. Beattiei the supcrin ,endent of native schools for this di' vision upon which the government will shortly begin the erection of 9 five thousand dollar school building,
 CWrangcll Sentnelr
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
MAYOR AND MRS.
 SHAW OF SKAGWAY GO EAST

Former Mayor D. J. Shaw. of Skag, way agent of the Alaska Steamship Company at that piece, and Mrs. Shaw were Southbound passengers on the Jefferson. They win spend their va- cation In Mrs. Shaw's native city Of Birmingham. Ala, end with relatives in Georgia and Florida. Robert A. Carroll formerly agent of the Alaska Steamship Company at Slsagway and agent for il at Nome during Che last several seasons, Is relieving Mr. Shaw ct skagway
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
MASONS GO UP TO
 TEE 32d DEGREE

A large class oi Masoas holding de grees from the Blue Lodse ID Co Che 16th. is being elevated to Che S2d degree at thc bis conclove in Odd Fellow. han Ernes, Bertrand EIus sey. sovereisn Erad commander for Washington ana tiaska. s directing Che degree work, assisted by the 10, cal members oi the Shrine and scot ,ish Rte
 The ceremonial whl be ended Fri- day nlght by a banQpet The Shrin- ers Ball wil be slven Saturday night in the rink
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
wIlL PACK TAg LlmlT.

George Rousenfel informs the Min CT that his company IS preparing tc operate the Ketchikan cannery to Che limit this year and to this end he Will make cans up for at least l45,00l cases According to George "chuma are somewhat of a drug on the market bnt the probabilities are they win ali be cleaned up long before Che new pack is ready to market (Ketchlkan MinerJ
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
wHlTEaossE HAS BEST
 JANUARY. ON RECORD

X careful record of the weather for January kept ai this place shows tbe average temperature for the month to have been six degrees above zero. Only zen mornings in January was the temperature below zero. The coldest day of tho month was the goth when fha theremometer registered 26 below, Never before has such Q mild January been known in this part of the coun- try in 1907 January averaged 30 de- erees below zero at this placo. - (lVhitchorse Stnr)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
CAPT. SAyBEs
 HAS GOOD FORTUAE

Capt Jimmy" sayles who Is re, ported to have salved the wreck of Che steamship Delhi, with his gas-driy' sn yaehs Che Vaku IT, is vol known in Juneau and friends hcro arc pie turing him in the mlillonairos elaes. if tho reports published ln The Em- pira yesterday wore true, fl the hoil' CTS and machinery ir the Delhi ore iptacs as reported Capt sayies win recover at least $75.00o The D9lhis hull ls said 10 be worth s50,o0o, and ihe faoi that Soylcs iowed che wreck age to hagbor wilh 9 good bottom. indicates that what the Salvor ahan. dnned will bring fame and ioriuno to she Ketceil,an man.
 Capt Sayles just recently left a hos. pltal in Ketehikan after having been laid up for several months with a broken les.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

Nick Aluoek has Joined the ranks of regular coaches. and will handle the Navy pitchers this season, leaving for Annapolis Che middle of February.
 The Baltimore Feds have decided not 10 re-engage outfielder Johnny Bates. He was signed for one year only. and came to the Baltimore club as Q free agent
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
ONE FROM EDWARD B B'

Alaska is more than twice tho size 0i the German empire, nearly thir- leen times the size Of New York state larger than all of ,he states north oi the Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi and Is something more than oue.nfth the size og tho United States proper lt would m@e nearly 300 estates as largo as Rhode Jefferson Grams.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
INDICTMENT AGAINST
 WOMAN IS DMlISsED

An Indictment ehersipg phelma Ear. rolr colored, with shooting at cba5. Thompson, also colorcd, Wilh intent 70 hn was dismissed In tho district court lato yesterdny and Che deiopa' ant was released rom euetoaS tnls morning msuhciont evidence of guilt was assigned by the district oitofney s office as ,he grounds for dismlssai
 The defendant has been in iail soy, erai months
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
cHAaIN FINED $50.

Guy s, chapin representing tae iff. ing Packing company paid Q me or S50 end costs, in the commissioner g court yesterday for Illegal trap'i'sh. mg. The complaint had neensWorn 70 by D. ?. Walker Federal salmon agent An indictment had beon returned by th6 grand jury bu, was dismissed and the ease transferred Go the lower court
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
Io6n.on or MIIIard. WhIoh7

 Johnson or Willard, Which?
 A comparison of the ring records Of Jack Johnson and Jess Willard. who are scheduled to meet In battle for the worlds championship March 6, shows marked advantage of dtle holder over the challenger in actual glove cam. pagning Johnson began his pugills' tic career In 1901 and has figured in seventy.eieht bonts, for a total Of 695 rounds During this stretch of years the negro has won twenty-five contests by lmockouts and twenty-seYen by de- cisions Be also participated in eleven no decision matches and soven draw bouts. In addition Johnson has won two battles as the result of his oppo uent's fouls: lost one on his own foul; ono by 8 knockout and three by adverse decisions by referees.
 Willard In his four years in tue ring has met twenty-nlne opponents, these battles totaling 205 rounds. His records includes seventeen victories by knockouts and live decisions. Three no decision, ono draw one bout lost on foul and two by being outpointed complete Willord's ring coreer Ae- ocrdlng to these tabulations, Willard's ring percentage of victories is 45.9 to Johnson's 692, and his percentage of lmockouts is 586 to the champions 82.O.
 ln the class Of opponents met how ever Johnson has decidedly the bet ter record Because of his lengthy ring career the names of a minority of the leading heaRyweights of the past ten years are found linked with his in the annals of Che sport. Almost without exception these same pugilists had been defeated or had retired from active boxing circles before the advent of Willard His principal bouts have been against other white hopes who have sprung into prominence within the past two or three years. Against those men Wnlard's work has been mediocre Tie fought ten round no. decision bouts with Arthur Pelkey and Luther Mccarthy in New York City lost Q twenty round bout on points to Gmhoat Smith in San Francisco and outpointed Carl Morris in Q tenround match In New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
HEARING CONTINUED

The applications to citizenship Of Herman Nlemela and J. Laitola were continued by Judge Robert !" Jea' nlngs until March l. after 8 prelimin- ary examination Of tho applicants yes. terday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
NOTICE 10 PATRONS.

At meeting held at Messerschmid, hall by bakers of Juneau and Douglas a conclusion 10 work in union on prices was agreed on. lt was further agreed that prices as far as possible would be arranged with the advancing prices Of flour So as not to work a hardship on the consuming public all bread re- tailed in bakeries win be sold j. 2 for D dollar and 10 for dollar 10 stores, res taurants and boarding houses.
 Should any store retail more than 8 loaves for Poe all. bakeries agree not to serve such store for a period ol 30 days; further agreed that all operating expenses be cut to mimum, all ad- yertising calendars and presents to be discontinued, the agreement to 20 in- Co effect Monday Feb. 6th. (signedl
 K 2. cRAFF Nu-stylo Bakery.
 THE0 HEYDER. Peerless Bakery.
 JOE REDI City Bakery Douglas
 c. SANDS. EureRa Bakery.
 ". JARMAN, Home Bakery Doug
 laa
 G. F. MEssERscHMiDr San
 Francisco Bakery tl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
IN New QUARTERS

Mercers studio has been moved from the Case 10 the Forrest build ing. alr and Mrs. F. A Case have taken 0ir. Mercer's old quarters as housekeeping rooms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

News comes from San Francisco that shorigtop Roy corhan, signed by the Chicago Federal Club has jumped back Go organized bah by signing with the San Francisco Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
HAM cAsE9 0UETED-

Dave Collins.a accused by the grand jury Of the robbery of ware house of huns worth $1l5. was released rom che Federal jail, the indictment hay' me been dismissed on motion or the district attorneys office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

Heine Plctz, the old.time National League fayorite, who played with the Kansaa City team last season, haa signed in the Central circuit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

The Lincoln Club of the Western League has signed pitcher Narveson. last year with the Cincinnati Nation als and later with Victoria. in the Northwestern league.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
PERFEcTLY aoo1 HgRRINe

C. D. Ferguson'g soitery located in the Eosterly suburb Of town is a busy place these days, salting curing and smoking herring The herring being caught now are the best ever caught in these waters this lime in Che year. -(Wrangolt Sentinel,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

The report that the American As- sociation win be raised to the majors leads to further possible complications, with the palyers
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
nEMuRRgR FILED

Attorney W. s, Bayless has iiled 2 demurrer to the indictment charging J. NJ. Ousby with conducting trans fer bu8inoss without g license.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
.LITTLgsT WITNEss. PA1

Robert Smith, a8e twelve an lndisn who was known during the grand jury term as the "littlcst witness, yester- day drew his peg of S3 for one day g appearance before the Investigators
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
NAV APEAL CASE

ft is roportod that Holonthai & Hol. lenthaI win appeal the Yamasuchl case since the jury acquitted Yama' shita. the formers co-deiendant Yam aguchi is under sentence of twenty
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
ASH WEDNESDAY, SERVICES
 TO BE HELD TOMORROW

rcmorrow being Ash Wednesday or
 he first day Of Lent there will be a 30 rial service of Holy Communion with sermon in Trinity Episcopal church at n a. m And on Thursday evenings throughout the season or Lent there will be Litany soryice with address at 7:30, followed by choir prac' tice ot D. m. Everyone Is cordially Invited 70 these services
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
TO OPEN BARBER SHOP

". . Bstho Is soon to open new harher shop in the Behrends building. opposite the New Cain hoteI There will be- two chairs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

w. P. Franz, once a Cardinal twirI- er in the McCloskey days has been released by Austin, while Danny Shea has been cut loose from the Spokane club
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

Willie Hoppe. the billiard wizard Is to make St. Louis his home indeii- ntely Flo has been employed at 9 big anlary to represent a bis billiard parior there, and is believed an attrac- ton sufficient Co justify the expendi- ture
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
couNsEIs DELAY IN
 EEAVlNe FOR WEsfe8ARp

G9dN9ELS DELAY IN
 EEAVlNc FOR WEsTWARp
 From the .all. one hears ii would seem that Soulheostem AlasFa would almost be depopd5ted this spring. Nearly every man yon meet is ialltIHs abou, soins io Che Westward or in- aide nenr tho proposed new railroad. rhere cm0 be no doubt but there #lii bo tho greRtest oppormnites in she neQr iutura h Chat connlfg but DO, lhls year There cannot possibly be much work done upon the road lhis season if the general route ia deter mined Atter the general route 10 det cided opon it VIII take at leaat one season Co make Che permanent sur. vnys essablishinE the exact route
 hich wili in many Instances, deviai.e aauy miles on the preliminary auf. vogs fNmngell sentnel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
'some Monkey Buslnesa

aNiNA .NARNNnaN ahNAtt"a-
 Jocko and Jennie athletic cham 9ion8 Of the monkey tennis court es the Golden Gate Park, Zoo. in San Francisco, will pley series of cham. Dlonship singles They arc the only monkeys in the world who play ten. 1is. Jennie is the better player but Ioko wir have his admirers In the match Joke and Jennie sometimes violate the rules of tho game. Joko has been known to forget himself to Che extent of walloping Jennie over he head with bis raQuet and Jennie has been known to return the blow Each afternoon Jol,o calls on his be- loved tennis raQuet in hand Inviting Jennie to the court Jennie is always ready Co try her skill and habiinea or the zoo wal, for the fun to begin
 10 is reported thnt the sporting fra torniy are placing odds Qt to on Jennie in Che coming mntch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

The Washington Club has on Q deal for Pitcher Jack Ryan, of the Los An. geles Club. Pacific Coast League.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
sIeNs wTs mAeleosA.

Ed Foss. formerly of the Alaska Grnl. has shipped on che Mariposa as Q member of the stewards force,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

The Empire guarantees its adver tisers the largest circulation Of any daily paper published In Alaska,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

J. A. A. e. Smoker
 The Juneau Amateur Athletic club gives a smoker tomorrow night, in the club rooms
 The clubs indoor baseball teom has asked che editor Of this column to serve notice of challenge to any team In Juneau with the c. w Young or Fro Department teams preferred.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16
oI8gcT CONNECTION
 FOR KETcAlIAN


 Starting wien Inc departure oL the Despatch from this port next satur. day the Border Line pransportatioa Company wil. lpapgurato new sei- vice 10 West coaat points. The Des- patch ls prepared to carry both llrat and second class possonger nno at- ,er arriving from Seattle will pro- ceed from thls port to the West coaet og Prince oi Wales island calling at an the important points and proceed ing from there to Juncou This win he the first direct steamboat canuee- tion with the West coast that Ketchf i,0n has had for years and will be a great convenience (Miner)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

Vivian ]. Woodward, perhaps the most noted amateur soccre player in England, has taken commission in the Football Players battalion, now being recruited for Kitchener'a army
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-16

Bm Donovan has taught his trick dog Jerry, to howl dismally whenever Walter Johnson steps into the box.