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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
Il Hit Him.

It Ht Him.
eyes," observed the egg, my theati-
cal venture was great success. I was
cast for the heavy villain and made a
tremendous hit. st. Louis Post Dis
patch.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
Defined

Gerald-Say. pa. what's bungalow?
Pa-Wen. bungalow is parody on
house.-New York Times.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
The Retort Fatherly,

II want to marry your daughter. 7
love her, said the sutton
"What makes you think don't?'
replied her dad-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
No TriHea

No Trifles.
Gertie-I wish to show you that I
don't stand on trifles-Helen (glancing
at her feet)-No, dear; see you don't
London Telegraph.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
A SMILE THAT WILL FIT :
ANY KIND OF A. FACE.
Tracing It Back.

Tracing It Back.
inquirer says: Il am making a
collection Of the best examples Of mod
ern slang. What does double cross
mean?'
Glad to oblige you. The slang you
mention is modern, but the source is
classical.
Caesar crossed the Rubicon. Then
he recrossed it. This is called double
crossing the Rube.''
Shortly afterward the fighting be-
gan.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
Thu Old School,

Hes IN advertising writer Of the
old school,
"You mean a liar"-Judge.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
Ono Detail.

He-You can't truthfully say
haven't supported you in the style to
which you were accustomed. She
Yes, I can. You never hold me on
your lap any more.-Judge.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
Too Much to Bear,

Too Much to Bear.
Friend-Why are you crying. Bobby?
Bobby-Ma whipped me because my
face was dirty and then washed it
Judge.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
A Aioh ON

A High One.
He-What's that you've got on? She
"A hat, Of course. Hell thought it
was spite fence.-Columbia Jester.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24
Arrow. Grazed Him.

"Jack, dear, have YOU ever loved be-
fetee?'' s. '",Well-er--yes. But only 70.
So small way. Exchange. ,z. q. s s-=
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-06-24

CHAPTER !.
- My this morning-A1ay 81, 1850
came my lady's nephew, Mr..
Franklin Blake, and held a
short conversation with me as
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16

Der frhhtre Bun ssienator uon
MifiOuri, Sumss Wi. @odrsIl, III am
WiOntas In HaibinstOn ssftorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
Nhbe Qalf Nptisefr.

= Den @bsIsutsn 6. S66n bon
Sio yleuntsr StraBt III cine Eodter
gsboren noroen.
- Der 4idbrise Ulitasl Send,ai
BON Siebenter Npsnue 1T Sreitaa i'm
Staat Soipital ben Dranopunoen erie.
gen, bic sr msbrere Gage supor srbielt,
ols isine Sleicer an sinem brennenosn
asbriatbanfsn Ssusr fiussu.
Der 2s Sabre alts israuf gBoiod.
uon Scranton Stra6e, BEN Donnerltaa
Sormittas In Der SoIbsn 3s6s inner.
liht Serlesungen unb cine sebroHene
0hfte 5u9eiiist wuroen, OILS sr SmilHen
elmer platform uno einsm Barren aes
fnngen maro. If ben Uerlssungen meh.
rsrs Stunosn ipdter i'm Wfoies Eaplor
Soipital srlegeu.
- Gueuita Saitsll SO. 338, Ritter
pom @olosnen:.AOlsr. srwdblts Donusrs
fog 9taht bic nahfoleenoen Beamten :
gfCbls @bisf. Sreo Tisse Sijs @bief,
Souis Sepplsr sir Ssrato, Soiepb
Sromn; 0isb Prielt. @rnft Salamann;
Wtafter Of &ecoros, Germ. Bahmann /;
Sssper Of @rhsqusr. Sobn Baraif, ;
0srtreter i'm 9rOBiaftsll, 9snrp 4sbsr ;
altsrnate, SObu Sartoi@ Eruites fhr
IL Wlonate, 9tnrp Seber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
NUu Der 2Ibieite.

Den @bslsutsu 8. Sdfusr pon PrOs'
psct ausnue LIT Elm Stammbaltsr s,bo'
rem iuorben.
Bsi ben @h,lsutsn Sobu Shllsr Dor
Nlosr Strass baben lih 3willinse -sir
Wfdohsn unb Snabe eln9sitellt.
Tbsooor, bas 1idbrige SSbnlsiu Der
@bslsuts Thsobor Wtiller uou Did ri
StraBs, itarb Wfontag uno murbe geit.
srn I'M PittstOn Gusnue Srisobof bet
seiest.
Die Sssroisuug uOn Sruu Wtsldioi
9abner pon Sidorp StraBe erfol9tt
Dienitag i'm @smslmbefrisobof bel no
8, mad porbettgem 2raueroienit In bel
81. Wturien Sirbe.
SrGulsin UiaD Diiller pon 9Dillon
Stra6s % Sabre alt. III Wfontas In
Stuat 9Oipital ben 6olssn elmer on ibl
porssnonlmenen Operation srlessn
Die 8s.roisuus finost bsute i'm Dunr
more 5risohof itatt.
Serrman, Der 18 Sabre alte Sohr
Der @bsIeute @us BloB pon alotl
StraBs, III seitsrn sintm Ser,leibsn sr'
Issen. yia1 einsm Trausroienit in Der
81. Wiurisn Stride srfOlst bic Bssrbis'
un9 morsen Sormittas i'm @smsinos
Srisobof 5u No. 8.
Die Damsnisftiou 6sS Deutiden
8rie9er 8ereins bat ourfl ibr tlirjllhes
Sonisrt uno anoers Ssranltaltungen
Die biibihe Summe pon $500 erlbrigt.
uuo 1T oas @slo nunmsbr Der hentihen
Saiisrin lberianot worosn, gum Beiisn
Der i'm 3ries srblinosisu Soloatsn.
Sn Der @ltsrnpobuuus on SidOrp
Straee III am Sonntas 9tahmittus
nah iur3sr Seranibeit Diaihias 3n6ppsl
ssitorbsn. ben auser ben @ltern jpei
Briioer iibsrleben. Die Beiiesung er'
folste geltern I'm @emeinbs Srisbbof 3u
$40. 8. nuh eInem Graueroienft In Der
St. Wiaritn Rirfe.
Samitae absnb, ben 18. De,smbsr,
fiuoet bic 9tomlnation Der Bsamten
bes Grbeiter fsOrtb unb Ser. llntsrft.
Ysrsins fur ben nddiisn Termin. San.
uar-Sult 1916. in Der Yereinsballs
ftatt, uno Iolten ole Wiitslieber anne
ienb isin. Die Yeriammlnngsn am
25. Dsjembsr uuo 1. Sanuar fallen Der
SSeterta9s balber aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
NnS bem Dberen Sbale.
(arfbalb @orreipouoen3.)

= Dilliam 8. Srt BON ar6baIb
Der im Sfiober beim 8srlaiisn sines
StraBenbuhnwaetns uon oem Automo
bill oes VI. 6. 0as9ertp sstroffin unt
uerltst wuros. ftrsnste Wiontug gs9er
oisisn cine Slass fur $4,000 @ntiddb'
ignns an.
- Bsi sinsm Braub Sreitaa Sod
mittag. mslher Die Wohnun9 Der 6ran
Sobu Oepelssii 5u Didion @itp nit
tinem Ysrluit uon 81, 900 Isrif0rte, Der.
lor Oie ssrau auh S.. 900 In Baargslo,
welhs Summe Iis in sinem Bsutsl In
sinsm Simmsr psritsdt bate.
- Der BREEDER Der Dolpb aohlen
@Ompanis ju Seiiup Uurbs frhb Sam
itas Wiorssn burh sinen 8raub nabe,u
polliidnois jerft6rt. unb betrdst Der
Baluft etma $4,000. Die @ompnnis
srmartet, 6as 3srli6rts @sbdube iofort
ourA Elm neues 1u erissen.
(@arbonbaIs @orrsipOnOeu3.)
- Der Stalisner Sobu Yriosett
pon electric allen murbe Dienftag, als
tr beim POwbsrlp yio. BREEDER ben
Shnee pon ben @eleiisn fbaufslts.
pon .insm 3ug 8arrtn SstroHen uno 70
idaubtrbuft ueritiimmsIt, oaB sr iurj
nuGbsr ftarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
StaOt unO GOnntb.

- Das neue, prahtpolle @hbbans
btr @lfs wiro beute Nbsn6 In formsller
SBetis siuseweiht perosn.
- Wtartiu 9rans ftrsnete am Cam,
flag sesen feline Satin alice cine Che.
fasiOunssfIase an. neil iie ibu psrliss.
- Dirsitor SreS g. Dsrbp srnannts
5rsitus 35 Seuerpebrlsute, barnnter bic
nahfolssnoeu Dsutihen: 2Dilliam 8.
Bluff. Sobn SHra6er. @toree Oiebsr,
Sreb Shneiosr jun, S8illiam ". Rem.
pc. sranf Siibn, Grtbur 5riti4, aus.
uit u. @sissr.
- Sin 3erl, Der fid Biftor Sod,
nannts. beraubte lsstsn Donnerifoa
ben Solspb DbolsS uou l1no.rmoo6
auf bem Wiulberr1 Strase Siaouit um
isins Eai9.nubr unb $13 Baaraelo.
@r tpuroe In @rmaueeluns pon Bfrg,
iaaft ins @sfduSuib ssftedt.
- Shiller 9oss Der Srstmaurer er.
ndbIts Woutue ausnb bic fOIasnbeu
8sumten fur 1916: g. W., @usrstt
8. @oofe 1. a., Qouis @ras; 2. a.,
Better Srpp jun. /; S4osmsiftsr, Pbi.
lip Robin5on I; Ssirndr, @eorge u.
8ritasl 9ruitses. u. o @ooomann,
Better Sripp ieu., @eorsr 6. Shsnsr !;
Superintendent IN Der @rOsloes, 8. Da.
niel Wfslttor Dirsftoren 3nr Srei.
maursr Tempsi @sisIlihaft, Safob gD.
SBurnfe, Sobn u. Basusr. Die Sn.
fiaIldtiOu finOst ON na9fteu Wlontas
Nbtuo ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
NtttSfDn.

- 0dbr,nb bic II Su6re alts Srau
anna VI. Roberts ON Oonnsritag fidl
ALIEN In ihrer WObnuna Bu 9attsuills
bsfano, srploOirts Die 2lmpe, ole Rlsi
Der fiuaen 5euer unO fie usrbronnts,
sbs Die giahbarn eintrafsn.
- als sr ON Wtonias nit elmer ss.
laoenen 5linte ipislts, sins bic 80fft
los unb bic 3aounp bruns Dem 9idpri.
gen Soisph 2ufalauies In bic liufs
Seite. Das SinO wurbs In iritiihsm
3uftanO Osm 9Oipital hbsrfabrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
@ilfeS.8arre 6Dti3en.

= Die iopHois gsids sinss Mannss
wuroe am Sonntas in einsm Esihe
3u Sugar Stoth aufssfunosn. SOmslt
bat bic Polissi ben 5al niaI uufssiIdrt.
= Dm in ben lsst,n Eussn sspfloss.
nsn untsrhanolunssn ftis cine Stiles.
une oss Strabsnbabuiirsifs fino Disn.
flag abgsbrohen worotn uno Der Anss
ftano wiro fortbuuern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
Bon NeterSbura. /.

- Diuiam 8. Bsbls Don YiHe
Strase, 27 Sabre alt, 1T Donnsritaa
Nbsnb nad furaer 2raufbeit 9eftorben.
aueer ben @lttrn iibtrleben ihn pier
Shmsftern uuo ,luti 8rfber. Die Be
sroisuu fano am Sonntas I'm 5rieb.
bOf iu ar&balo ftatt. :. u,.
- Der bsiannts S6riftisser Guauft
2isfer. SO Sabre alt, 1T Samftag Siadt
in itiner @obnun9 on 0eblttr auenne
nod ldneersm 2tioen Der Noeruerbdrt.
ung trle9en. ~ iberlsbeH TIM bie
UitiDe uno cine s54weitsr. Die Be.
.roisnns srfolsts Dtsnftus, nab sinem
Grauerbienft In Der OF. Wtarien Qird,e,
I'M 5risobof Der @emsinbe bel 9to. s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
l1ni.r h,n @,ihmnrenen flir N

- uutsr ben @,iapOrensn flir ben
Sanuar Eermiu Oes Common Plsas
@trlhtes. bic am OouHerftas st,ogsu
worben finb, bsfinbtn fid AUDI folsenos
Dsuti1s: 6rsO s. YOuHs, @barlss
RSoer, Billinm Wsper. 5reo 5rans,
Souls 3nsllsr. Srso 8. 9oppsl fen,
albsrt Stnbud. @barles Us. DsftpIubl.
u. 6. 3ltfsr, 9surp Siefsr. @barlts
Storr, 5rIsOri@ pubu, &barlss 3irit,
6. y. 2Deber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
(@arbon6aIe @orrtipon6en3.)
2adaipanna 3mei0

anftatt ON uisrten 5rsitus. wirb bil
Ds,smbsr Ssrlammluns ots Sadawan.
no 3weiess ussen BEN @eibuuhtstast
ihon ON oritten Srettaa In Utonat ab
ssbalten. alio morssn (Srsitas) abenO.
ben IL. De,smber, uno Ipur ME &C.
wShnlit tn Der NrsOerfranl 9aIls.
Die psriteoenen. IN Der ltsten Der
iammlung nomtnirttn 8inoibattn for
'bte jn bsisssubsn Asmisr iollen srwdbt
merosn, uno oa cine cute dusuahl fiir
bLs @eOsihsn oss 3wslsse wId,tls 1T.
10 III cine ltarfe &bellnahme erwhnitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
2tdbfratb.

Cine Srbinan, nlroe Srsitag BEN
Stnotratb uOr9elegt, bic be,medt. oaB
bic blenoenben Nidlter an SfraBenbab'
nen uno 9lutomobilen weni9er blsnosno
In Der Staot benuet peroen iollen.
Sine Heiolution nurOe beit1tl9t. Die
bic BeltimmungeH etues 8eieses an
nimmt in bstrsfi bes YfdnIens uno Der
SenutIihti9uug uOn ShntteubGumsn
entlang beu StraBen. WiaDor 9,rmgu
miro In Yerbinoung bnmit ermGtti9t,
cine Shattsnbaum SOmmiiIiOnS 3u
ernennen. Sin anoers uOr9ele9te Sr'
oinan besmsdt cine 2Obnerb0hung Der
ftdonlhen SIbrlente, ME uoH Otrettor
Su1es uOraelhlu9sn.
Sin Shrsiben Der Direftoreu oeS
Staat 9olpiIuls fur finuniislle llnter'
Ithsuus fonnts uOrldufiJ uiht in @r'
ma9un9 ge,ogsn Doroen. ba es mad Der
2lnnnbme Oes iGbrlhen 8uoaets en-
pianaCn moroen mar. @insn Bsriht
aeaen Die lsbsrnabme eiues Sanoltrei
iens on Boulsuaro glpenue fir elm
9haiterun9s aIirBment i'm Sstra9 pom
81, 400 naro uorgele9t.
@ine @rb0buug Der Stabtiteuern i'm
0stras pon stmu uierfinftsl elmer Wtill
piro erfOlsen, laut Der porsslesten
Steueranflu9e Sroiuanj.
Gin WilliunGr, psun sr franf III.
whtos ssrne isine WiillIousn geesn bic
robuits @siunbbsit eiuss armen slrbsi'
ters eintauihtn. menn bles m6slit
wdre. sluh niirbe er mobl iaum piel
| 3eit perlieren, iiber Die Tauidbebing
unssn su fslllheu. Dies sibt uns elm
en- idwuhsn Besriff uOn osm @srt,
ben mir ole auf cine CUTE @siunbbsit
legen. 2Bas fiir Elm foftbarsr S1as III
iis bod! gBe iorsialtis iolltsn mir
baruuf bsbaht iein. lis 3u bswabren unb
5u erbalten Nm beiten tun mir bies,
iub.m mir Die ileinen unreeslmdBisisi'
ten oes Spitsms, iobalb iie erldsiusn.
or6nen our4 ben @tbrauh einss 3uper'
tdiiisen uuo 3sitsrprobtsn 9silmittsls.
ME Is Sorni's alpsnfrdutsr lit. Sc
i1t1tlihs aiteu bsmstien, oaB es fhon
iibsr bunbsrt Sabre i'm bsitdnoiaen &C.
brau9 If. @s 1T feline apothsfermeoi.
ain, fonosrn miro ben 2euten oireit &C.
Iisfert pon ben Seritsllsrn: Or. Yeter
Sabruep & CONS Co., 1875 90.
9opne aus., @bIcaso, 50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16
Nprb &crantpn.

- Paul, Der Wonats alte Sobn
Der @heleuts Srisbrih 3immsr uon SO,
lumbia Guenue, ftarb 9eitern na6 FUR.
3er 8ranfbeit unb miro heute i'm bsut
i9sn faib. 5ri,bbof Su $40. 5 bssrOist.
- Der 11idbrigs @omar6 Smith
pon @olbsn Strabe luurbe ssitsrn nube
bsm Wiarptne BREEDER uou einem .. &
8. Pofiasisr,us nisosrssfubreu unb als
man ihm SsiftanO Ssben wOllts, mar sr
cine Setfe.
- Der 23 SABRE ulte 6arrp 6. I'm.
min pon of Wiurist StruBs. Der an
esbliH fiir,liH mshrsre @inbrhGe pol'
fiibrte uno rethe Bsute mahts, muroe
Disnftag nad tiuem 8erb0r BEN Sc.
fdnsniB iibsrianbt. Drsi Srauen sr'
fdisnen 9sgsn ibn.
- SIN Nlter non 81 Subren 1T ON
Sonntag nm Wfitternaht sllbert Is.
Wis1er In isiner Wobnung an DIAMOND
ausnue Der 1unssnsntjhubuns erlesen.
Der 8eritorbene. Der 8raumeiitsr Der
Gntbraeits Brau @ompanie mar, miro
uon Der @ittwe uno inti Siuosru iibsr'
lsbt. Die 8eiiesuns erfolgts geltern
I'M Satbeorale 5risobof.
- Der 16 Sabre alte Doisniunss,
Gbomas Dpmbrosti BON Hr9balo St.,
purbe ON Donnsritag 9iahmittae an
@reen Ribgs Strase uou bem Nutomo.
bill oss sBilliam R. Jtihons pom Shb
Wfain Hpsnue nis6ereefabren unb b6s
usrlstt. Die Wtaihine iblsppts ben
Ssnabsn iibsr 80 SuB uno cine Ssits
bes @eiihtss mur6e oerart 3eri6unoen
un6 jerihnitten. oas er m6slihsrpeile
lsbsnsldnsllh sntitsllt isin wiro.
- Drsi Samilisu on Suiid ausnue,
aus Is Slnosrn uno 6 Srmahiensn be.
itsbsno, battsn frhb Srsitas Wforssn
eln fnappes @ntfommsn pou bem @r,
ftiduusstOo, ole bic Sauptsasr0bre
brad uno oas entneihenoe @as in Die
8obnuuseu oraua. @lnem erfraniten
3ino lift bsreu Rstlung 3u peroan en-.
osnn Der pahsbaItsnbe Batter btm rite
3ul,st ben @eru6 uno i1lus alarm.
looaB sllle entfliebsn fonnten. Die
SSamtIien fno Die bss @omarb Wfe.
@rOns, SOispb Orange uuo GiIo.n
9oouer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-12-16

xaubbeit Fam nidbt sebeilt iper,
BEN bur6 locale applteationtn, neil lis ben fran.
itn 9beil bts Sbrts nidt srrtidtn fbnntH. 70
aitbt nur tintn @sa bic 5aubbsii ju furirsn,
unb bas if bur@ tpnhiiutiOnilIt pdImiii,I.
5aubbtit pire burh tin,H tneinetsn ,3uiianb
her f&Idmistu ausfIsieuns Der Guaa6iiHtn
RHbrt ptrurfaHt. Wsnn bitit RDbrt li1 tnt.
,tinbsi, babt 9br tiutn rumpsInbsn Lsn pbsr
nnpoD oDiommsnts @tbSr; une psnu fs gang at.
lGfrftn ilf trfOlst Saubbsii unp psnn bic Ont.
ihubuns ni&t ssbcbsn unO bitit &Sbr piren In
ibrn etbDTistn 3ufanp perisst wsrben iann,
pirb sds @tbSr fiir tmmu jsrii5ri pnetn; nmn
Sale untsr ,tbn iiue burt 8aiarrb ptrurIati,
Bt6sr ni&ls ale Gin tnbiHRtttr 3uRaHb bsr
f9ltimistn Sbsrad6sn 10.
gpiT ppltn tinbunbtrt Dollars fiir itbsn
(burH Raiarrb psrurlahisnl S}al pou 5aubbtit
asbsu, btn mir ni&t bur& Ginntbmtn ron pal's
RatoTrb- aur btiltn iSHntn. eabt Gu& um.
lpnh GtreuIart iummtn.
8. 8. Gbtnsp & Co., Spltbs, o.
Tr 8uiduft pom altn apoibtifrn, 75r.
pallS 5amtlitn. Dillsn linb bic btlffR.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-14
JUNEAU EXPERIENCES
 A POPCORN EPIDEMIC


 A three-by-three by two-and-a-half glass case. few wheels inside, a flaming burner. a string of paper bags and @ maiden have won the hearts of an the small boys in Juneau. And whether or not they indicate a pat ronage of two hundred small boys per day. they certainly do indicate two hundred hands per day laden with pungent fluffy confection, for the toll Of the popcorn wagon. which is presided over by Sylvia Koskey at the Juneau Fruit and Vegetable Market. dispenses an average Of two hundred bags of snowy corn daily, buttered hot and salted.
 Since the popcorn wagon arrived In Juneau exactly 20 days ago a to- tal of one hundred and eighty-five pounds of corn have been popped and some 4.OOO bags have changed hands in return for what popular slang terms "iitney."
 There are several regular patrons. in fact almsot every small boy in Ju- neau is regular patron SO long as the "jitney" lasts. The machine op- crates from n a. m until n D. m., and is busy every minute. Up down, or across Che street. one's gaze in ey- cry direction meets the popcorn bag and sees @ contented face above it. Young and old. in a harry or at leis- ure. Juneau answers tbe lure of the popcorn cart and proceeds. munching.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-14
HEREAFTER TEACHERS ARE REQUIRED TO
 HAVE CERTIFICATES

Shortly after his roturn to Juneau. Gov ! g A. Strong win announce his appointment of the iirsi assistant superintendent Of public instruction who Is to hold office untli the iirst day Of Myrch. l9l9 and until his sue. cessor is elected and qualified unless he is sooner removed by the gover- nor for cause.
 After lhis first term has been conn pleted the office win be filled at Che time of the regular election for Dele gate to Congress, which is Co be held in 1918. the assistant superintendent of public instruction win be elected for term Of four years and receive salary Of $S,000 payable In equal monthly instollments A bond of S2,- 900 wil be required of the petrson appointed Co the office for the first term, and also by the persons elect ed to the position in the future.
 The assistant superintendent IS to have supervision over an matters per talnlng Co the public schools of the Territory to include all schools in incorporated towns, and all schools outside the limits of incorporated towns. and win require annual re- ports from all presidents. superinten- dents or principals of educational inc stltutions throughout the Territory. Another duty Of the assistant su- perintendent will be to issue certifi- cates which shall be known as a First Grade certificate, valid for five years: Second Grade certificate valid for three years; and 9 Third Grade certificate. valid for one year. These certificates win be renewable The time for examination incidental to the granting of certificates has as yet not been set, and Is left to the discretion of the Superintendent. A fee of five dollars will be charged each applicant for certificate.
 Owing to the fact that the assist ant superintendent's duties will de- mand his visiting the various schools throughout the Territory he will be allowed an amount not to exceed S2. 900 per year for travelling expenses. This amount is to be appropriated by the Territorial Legislature
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-14
ST. Lotus BANKER is
 INTERESTED IN JUNEAU

Interest in Alaska knows no proles' sion or calling these days. Every body Is interested. Councilman C. w. Frles is in receipt of a letter rom Walton w. Steele. trust officer of the Mississippi Valley Trust Company, o1 st. Louis. in which che latter thanks him for sending Juneau literature The letter says
 Dear Mir. Fries. beg Go thank you for your courtesy in mailing me var ious periodicals. descriptive of the resources of your wonderful country Yesterday. received the booklet is. sued by the Juneau Commercial Club, which is very attractive and interest ing. was particularly interested in the various resorts for fishing, hunt ing and mountain climbing, and imag inc one could spend very delightful vacation near your city
 Trusting chat ! shall again have the pleasure of meeting you in St. Louis, and with kindest regards, am.
 Yours Very Truly.
 WALTER NJ. STEELE,
 Assistant Trust Officer
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-14
MAJESTIC STOCK
 COMPANY MANAGER
 IS NOW IN JUNEAU

Charles Edward Ellis. manager of the Majestic Stock Company. which has been touring Western Canada, and playing to large houses arrived ln Juneau last night on the Princess So- phia The Majestic Stock Company win open an engagement hero next Fr.day night-Juiy 18th.
 The company closed an engagement at Prince Rupert last week, and last night it appeared ot Kctchikan
 The Prince Rupert Empire. speak ing oi the arrangement Of the com pany in that city says:
 "The Majestic Stock company at the Westhoime theatre, bring a most successful weeks engagcment to a close with The Price" tonight. This company has from the first rise of the curtain on its visit here. pleased everyone of its audiences. and every one i0 its audiences Excellent plays are carried In the compauy's reper. toira and excellent talent is possess. ed by members of thc company for their production. They are a good company and win be welcomed back to Prince Rupert
 Gastineau Channel
 IN
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-14
WELL KNOWN HOUSE TO
 REOPEN

Mrs. A. c. Shannon. recently of Vancouver. B. C.. has rented the place formerly known as the Koskey board ing and rooming house at 2S5 Gold Street. and will conduct rooming and boarding house there. The house has nine rooms. an strictly first class in their apointments. Meals will be served to those who wish them. f''e'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-14
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Mrs. P. S. Early came in yesterda, from Yankee Cove.
 "Los" Bernard. of The Empire me chanical force left last night for 2 trip to the States. He will visit ir Seattle. Tacoma and Portland, and will also visit with his folks at theii home in Spokane.
 Charles Ellis. advance agent for the ! Majestic Stock Company, which will play in the Orpheum for an engage ment here. arrived on the Princess So phia from Prince Rupert The com paay. which is now in Ketchilzan will arrive on the Humboldt.
 Mrs D. J. Hickey wife of clerk in the Juneau Drug Co.,. has arrived from Seattle to make her home here
 Bartley Howard a city councilman of Cordoya. is a guest at the Gastin. eau. Mir. Howard stopped over in Ju- neau on his way back home from North Yakima Wash, having gone there to attend the Masonic grand lodge last month He Is Worthy Mas ter of the Masonic lodge in Cordova.
 J. A. Snow, special agent in the ser vice for the suppression of the sale of liquor to Indians, left on the Geor- gia last night for Chatham.
 Albert Berry, Of the Arts and Crafts Shop. returned last night from New York, where Mrs Berry underwent medical treatment. Mrs. Berry was vastly improved in health when Mir. Berry left the East, on his return to Juneau.
 D. S. Sigmun, of the cable office force. returned from Fort Seward yes terday He went to the Post to re-en- liat
 Miss Cecile Fahey, who since the Legislature adjourned has been em- ployed as stenographer in the law of. flee of John Rustgard, will leave this week for Seattle. Miss Fahey was a clerk in the Senate during the legis- latiye session.
 A son has arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Eugeno P Kennedy .n San Francisco. It has been named Thomas F. Kennedy Jr, in honor of Mir. Kennedy's brother who is presi- dent of the First National Bank of Ju- mean.
 s. D. Hodge is expected to return this week from Valdez.
 Paddy O'Neil. who drove the Sheep Creek tunnel, left for Seattle last night
 Miss Pearl Hoffman of ColiaH, Wn.. and Miss Elsie Montgomery of Boul- der Colo. who are making a tour of Alaska. are at tho Gastineau hotel
 Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Bjorge of scow Bay have arrived in Juneau, to make their home here Mrs Biorge is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mar fin George.
 Mrs. Ostrom, and her daughter Miss l.. Osuum who have been visiting In Juneau for several months, will leave for Tacoma tonight.
 A. l.. Fitch, of the Alaska Supply Company force, is returnig from Seat ae on the Jefferson. He has been absent on Q months vacation.