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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
Mr.. HOOKER THANKS
HIS LOYAL FRIENDS
PATRICK COUNTY NEWSPAPER
CONCENTRATES SUCCESSFUL
vIRGINIAN CANDIDATE.

me current Issue of the Stuart En-
terprise contains the following:
~ n. l. Hooker. who has been a can
didate in The Richmond virginian
contest during the past three months,
gained sweeping victory over all
opponents. winning by 4,20S,650. 1t
Is indeed gratifying to his friends
aere as well as those throughout the
state to see our popular postmaster
and attorney receive such a flatter-
ing vote. He has worked hard to win
ana his many friends In the county
ana the many friends he made while
az William and Mary College and
Washington and Lee University scat
tered to all parts Of the State respond
ca literally upon seeing him in the
TT is indeed an honor and quite a
distinction for Mr. Hooker who won
over all his opponents, many of whom
nad much the advantage, II seemed,
by being In cities and able to see more
people easier: however. the more
credit to Mr.. Hooker. 1t is good to
see Patrick County and the town of
stuart advertised so well on the front
page Of the Richmond paper which
enters 80 many homes in this state.
~ Is a most splendid advertisement
TOT our county and town.
Mr.. Hooker's friends throughout
the State have shown their interest
by letters and kilograms of congratu-
lations.
The total vote Of Mr.. Hooker. as
shown in The Richmond virginian.
was 1900. 100.
ut is gratifying that old Patrick
ana citizen of Stuart wiped up all
opponents SO welt III the sixth Dts
,rlct ana came out with flying coIors
and 1915 model touring Ford car"
II. l.. Hooker Thanks Friends.
desire to- thank all my friends
who have stood by me so literally
and loyalty during The Richmond vir-
ginian campaign which closed Feb
rnary 20. / deeply appreciate all
they have done for me in this behalf.
and assure them that shall not soon
forget it. 1t Is MS much their vic
tory as mine. and ] am as proud Of
my friends who have manifest ed such
an interest In this campaign as | am
OF the prize I won.
Yours very truly.
II, l.. HOOKER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
EMMANUEL TO WORSHIP
IN LEE CAMP HALL

delivered deed far its
Ichurch home to the colored congrega-
ton purchasing their property, the
Emmanuel Baptist Church will con-
duct its services until other arrange
ments are made in Lee Camp Hall, SIS
East Broad Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
JITNEY Bus CONCERN
READY FOR BUSINESS

Headquarters of the Richmond
Jitney Association have been estab-
iished at 1905 West Broad Street
and the concern will register any
owner OF car at that Office. provided
the associations requirements are
met. The officers Of the association
are: Jacob Van Doren. president and
.saanager 10 apd. A H.. T. iIlsG.s seerstary,.
treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27

A meeting of the vestryfnen az Sts
James Episcopal Church has h41N
called for next Sunday to DISCUSS tko4
Easter Sunday offering. Six thousA
dollars Is desired to cover the a6xiAH
$3.50 for Diocesan missions. 10
OFT current indebtedness III 01S@2
05434. and 10 meet 81. Te6. accumW 4
ed interest an the &s2.7AS~1z l
build sssa 1ssxssss skalsa@ .si
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
VIII Relieve Italy's situation.

Rome, Feb. 26.--It is learned in
diplomatic circles that the Allies in.
formed Italy in advance of their con.
tcmplated attack on the DardaEelles
which they proposed 10 forca. rhis
implies an immediate solution OF the
ser rcity of wheat in Italy. which will
she, relieved BY. importations from tbs
Black Sea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
Held for Murder.
Massenherg

Seymour Massenberg. coiored,
charged with the murder of James
Mitchell, also colored. was held for
grand jury action yesterday in Police
Court. Massenberg was arrested here
several days ago by Dstectipe-Ser-
geants Wiley and keilam. The police
charge Massenberg with having shot
Mitchell here on October l 4. Mitchell
died at his home, 1919 Boyd street,
on Decembe 1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
Goes "a Washington

DR. Allen " Freenah. for many
years assistant State Health Commits
sioner for Vlrsiata. has received an
appointment as ep!demitologist for
the United States Public Health Ser
VICE. at $4,000 per annum. DIR. Free
man has resigned his position with the
State board To accept the appointment.
which was made under civil service
rules = e r II = fsa'+ '1's..' I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27

Mr., James Wood, president OF the
American .sible Society. stated few
days since that arrangements are being
made to give every sailor who passes
through the Panama Canal copy OF
the Holy ScftbtdreG, Il : !. :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-27
EYvnn Is High Constable.

County Officer William r.. Flynn
has been appointed high constable
OF Chesterfield County by Judge
Southall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
MINING COMPANIES
 APPLY FOR LICENSE

Nine applications for mining licen- ses have been received at the office of the Territorial Treasurer during the past few days. Applications from the interior and the Westward are coming in gradually from the var ious interests. The licenses issued during the last few days include:
 Mines and Mining Kraemer, Temple and Leayen, Slate Creek.
 Douglas Island Mining Company. Douglas Island.
 Alaska Bonanza King Mining Com pany, Douglas Island
 Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company Nome.
 No. 20 ophir Mining Company of Alaska, Council.
 No. 2S ophir Mining Company Of Alaska, Council.
 No. 26 Ophir Mining Company of Alaska. Council.
 Flodin Gold Mining and Dredging Company, Solomon.
 Gro Dredging Company, Elkhorn Creek.
 Marvel Creek Mining and Develop ment Company Marvel Creek. A. A. Sather Deadwood
 Fish Batteries Union Fish Company, stations at Pirate Cove. Unga, Sanborn Harbor, Northwest Harbor. Johnson Harbor, Pauloff and Dorg Horbor
 Salmon cannerles Deep Sea salmon Company at Cape Edwards.
 Ships and Shipping Fred Benson. launch Duke" Met lakahtla.
 Edward Marsdon, launch Good rid. ings," Ketchikan.
 General Anderson & Jensen. meat market. Anchorage.
 F. F. Ross, four (N automobiles. Fairbanks.
 J. Fl. Webb, Scavenger, Fairbanks. Henry Rappalt, Bakery FairbaniSs
 Professional J. IT. Payzant, doctor, Katalla. J. Langdon Haines, Dentist. Sew ard.
 J. Lndley Green, attorney, Seward. F. Petersen doctor, Fairbanks. Daniel Conley, doctor, Long City
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
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MARINE NOTES
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The Princess Alice is due from Van. coucer B. C.. at o'clock tonight. She has thirteen hrstciass passen- gers for Juneau
 The Admiral Farragut leaves Seat uo September Q. on her maiden voy- age to Alaska points.
 Tho Humboldt sailed south late last night
 The Al-Ki sailed for Seattle at a late hour last night.
 The Georgia sails for sitla at 12 o'clock tonight.
 The City Of Seattle is due tomor- row morning from Seattle She was leaving Hadley, near KetchiSan, at 8 o'clock this morning
 The Dolphin is due late tonight from Seattle, having left Ketchikan at 10 o'clock last night
 The Mariposa is due Friday, on her way south.
 The feright steamer Pavalof is due from Seattle today with coal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
WYOMING TOWNS SToPsALL BUSINESS
 DURING FUNERAL

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Aug 3l. - Fu- neral services over the remains of Mrs. John J. Pershing and three young children. victims og fro which destroyed their homo ct the Presidio military reservation. San Fnncisco, Friday. were held hero today. The in- terment was held in the plot ol 8 To- cal cemetery, owned by U. s. Sena- tor Francis E. Warren of Wyoming, father of Mrs Porshing. Bishop Thomas oficiated at the services.
 AS mark of respect to Senator and Mrs. Warren. commercial activity in an the larger towns of the State was suspended during the hour Of the services.
 General Pershlng and his surviving child. Warren. aged 8, win leave to- night for San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
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Judge and Mrs. John F. Malony and John and Joseph Malony will leave next week for Seattle. for the winter The Mallory boys will re-enter school in Seattle.
 John Coply left for the south on the Humboldt He expects to return in O few days.
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson arc to soon move into their new home in the Gold Belt addition.
 Alr. and Mrs. Grant A. Baldwin left for Seattle on the Humboldt They expect to be gone two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Hendricksen and J. w. Rickenbach Of Haines are guests at the Gastineau.
 Senator Frank A. Aldrich expects to leave soon for a trip to San Fran cisco. and possibly to the East
 Mrs. "Jaek" Kline. wife of the assistant agent of the Alaska Steam ship Company. Is expected to arrive soon from Seattle.
 B. r. Mallary. of Macon. Ga. prin- cipal owner Of the Eagle River mine. who has been spending several weeks here. left on the Humboldt for his home.
 Emery valentien took passage for Seattle last night to meet Mrs. Val entine. and Miss Madeline Valentine. who have been visiting in the North west
 Mrs. A. D. Nash has arrived here to make her home in Juneau. Her husband. we'll known mining engin- eer. is in Southwestern Alaska on business at the present time.
 James l.. Freeburn WIS in town yesterday from Chichagon
 Fl. Butzer. of Karkeen. Alaska. is a guest at The Bergman. He IS Q brother of the late George Butzer. who was well known in Alaska as a trav- cling salesman.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald. for mer residents of Juneau. who have been visiting here for two or three weeks. left on the A-Ki last night for their home in Portland. They ex- pect to return here permanently next year.
 g. M. Harding and Warren S. Hard ing arrived from Haines laf night and registered at the Gastineau. Their mother, Mrs. A. Harding. and L. L. Harding. their oldest brother arrived from Haines on the Georgia yesterday and have taken apartments at the Beck apartments.
 Dr. ?. T. Webb. DID,. vicar of st. Lnke's memorial church. Tacoma. who has been spending week here as tho guest oi Layreader John R. Jones, of Trinity Episcopal church, left on the Humboldt last night for his home. He preached in Trinity church Sunday.
 Frank Carroll. manager of the In- gerson-Rand Companys' Alaska head quarters, left for New York last night. where he wlll attend the con- ference Of managers Of the company. About fifty manager of various offices Of the company will be present. and the session will last three days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
J. F. MCDONALD IS
 NEW GAME WARDEN
 H. F. MORTON JAILEE

Jack F. McDonald. warden at the federal pail. was this morning ap- pointed by Coy. J.. F. A. Strong to the position Of game warden which has been left vacant by the resignation of Adam Schneider.
 Mir. Schneider rendered his resigno- tion some time ago, to become eiiec- tive September 1st He was appoint ed by Gov. Walter E. Clark and took office October lst 191c- The position carries Q salary of S185 a month and the warden is required to furnish his own gas boat
 Harry Morton a son-in-law of Jack Mcdonald, has been temporarily ap- pointed to hn the place Mr. McDon- aid leaves at the Jail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
NAMED
 DEPUTY CLERK

Cierk Of the Court ,. VI Beu lo. day announced that Lafe D. Spray had been appointed deputy clerk of tho court and win assume his duties at once. Mr. Spray takes the place Of John I Reed. who moves up to the chief leputyship owing Go Deputy John J. Clarke's appointment as chief deputy United States marshal.
 Mr. Spray is a well known newspa. perman who formerly was with The Empire9 He worked on various nows- papers in the interior and has been a resident Of Juneau for nearly three years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

oni should help thc people or Che Interior
 On bis trip to tho creeks Mr jos- lin saw some quartz properties inat looked good io him. but he does not think they could be developed econ- omicaily until p central power plant is bull. in lhe Interior
 Mr josilr has thought and talked central power plant for Q long time and after carefully studying the mat ter and consulting with engineers of prominence, he is convinced that it would not only be feasible for the govcrnment io build one but also thinks that iu the end, it would be @ profitable investment, for Uncle sam - -(Fairbanls Times.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31


 TREADWELL. Aug 31 - Minard Mills. Ed Atkinson and Joe Kalai re- turned last night from 8 days hunt ins trip to Twin Point. with @ number Of deer.
 The Mexican boarding house is be- ing cleared out and the floor being marked for a tennis court. The court win be used for practice this winter
 There will be a bowling match be- tween the Thane and Tyeadwen ma chine shop teams on the Treadweu alleys either tonight or some night this week.
 The Tniacum left for Warm Springs Bay this morning with Q number of passengers adn Q load Of freight.
 The hand ball enthusiasts are practicing faithfully and an excellent tournament Is expected to be played in the near future
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
HELLENTHAL CHARGES
 FRAUD iN TRANSFER

Simon Hellenthal this afternoon illeed suit against Dr. Leonard O. Sloane. asking that the later be obliged to turn over to him. upon pay. ment Of $2OOO Q deed for Lot 5.
 Block 2S. The complaint charges that pr. Sloane secured the property from B. L. Thane. as attorney for Mrs. Laura T. Whipple. while acting in trust for R. M. Shepard who had been commissioned to sell the proper ty and who had closed Q deal with Hellenthal. The Vplaintin is repre- sented by John Rustgard and the de- fense by 'Shackleford & Bayless.
 No answer has been filed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
HAND HURT BY ENGINE.

TREADWELL. Aug. 31.-W hne cleaning up around the zoo" compress sor this morning Norman Coryeii. an oiier. suffered a painful acident t0 his right hand. The hand was caught in the compressor breaking one finger and badly lacerating the en- tire hand. Mir. Coryeii had his wound dressed at the hospital and is now at home. He will be unable to work for @ few weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
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 Dou1ias Branch
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DOUGLAS. Aug. 5t. - The Al-Ki left for the South last night. Addi- uonai passengers were Martin Gre gorich. Frank Kirsel and John Udo- yich.
 Mss Imogene Coryen arrived on Che Ai-Ki from the South and has taken a position as piano player at the now Orpheum theatre. Miss 'Corycu's father. two sisters and Q brother reside in Douglas.
 A large number of Treadwell and Douglas people attended the Knights of Columbus ball in Juneau last night.
 The Dougias- Island Labor Union held its regular weekly meeting last night and made final arrangements for lhe Labor Day ball. Owing Co the fact that Che bah takes piace on the regular meeting night there win be no meeting until Sept 18th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
NOTICE
Juneau Bartendera' Union

The regular meeting. Sunday Sept. 9th, will be called at { D. m. instead of ID. m. Business of importance on hand. The Maynower Saloon is un- fair to organized labor. Bartenders International League of America, Lo- cal s6s, Affiliated with American Fed eration of Labor. c. II. Daniels, Secy.
 -(S-30-6t)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
ELKS' STEWARD
 SERIOUSLY ILL

John Mclaughlin. steward at the Elks' club. was seized with hemorrh. age of the stomach at his home this morning and was reported at noon to be seriously ill. although it was later announced that he was jn no danger. After a physician was sumomned he suffered another slight hemorrhage, and is weak from loss Of blood.
 Mir. Mclaughlin has suffered from stomach trouble for several years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
GmpIra aas Eeaea mosl reaaera.
DON'T oUEss-aHsk Barlletl8

When you want anything on boats either north or southhound, call up tho Gastineau hotel and Ask Bart- lett. Cable and wireless received at an hours of tho days and it is at about Boats, when they leave when they win arrive and everything you want to know. if ve don't know we will find opi S-l5-ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
AL.Kl sAILs

The steamship Al-Ki sailed South at 12 o'clock last night Among the passengers were Mir. and Mrs. Fitz- gerald. Mrs. H. D. Biggs, Master Will fam Biggs, Fred Marr, Ben Marr, Mrs. M. R. Brown, Joe Kaslkin, F. E. Hall Ida D. Rush. lirs. Marie Burns, H. J.. Crawford, D. Valentine, W. F. Scott, Miss SQuires, Mrs Hart, Albert John son, J. R. Rischel l.. c. Pickles, w. B. Finn, George Finn and wife, and D. Milano.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
To lsLANp MAsoNs.

Special meeting Gastineau Lodge No 124. F. G A. N.. to be held at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening. Aug. 51st. Douglas. Important business, Every member urged to attend. Wis iting brothers cordially invited.
 JAS. DANIELS. Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
cANNERY COMPANIES
 FlLE ANSWERS iN SUIT

Through its attorneys. Henenthal G Heiienthai. the Pacific Fisheries company has. filed its answer to the complaint in the suit recently field by the Territory of Alaska through J. F. Cobb. The action was instituted Go secure payment of the Territorial IT, ccnso for fish traps and the company states in its answer that "the defend ant is not engaged in the business of operating fish traps and does not sell any of the fish caught in any of its traps until the same have been canned at its canneries. and makes no use whatever of said fish traps ex- cept in the operation of canneries."
 The answer also questions the va- iidiiy of the law on the same ground on which it has previously been questioned, charging that it Is con. trary to the provisions of the Or ganic Act
 Cases to the westward are cited in the answer. the defendants charging that conditions there are such that it is impossible for canneries to em- ploy gin net or trap methods and that for the same purposes which govern the operation or the defendant com pany these Westward canneries em- ploy seines. This method of fishing is not taxed. and the defendant charges therefore. that the law dis criminates unjustiy.
 Hoonah Go. Answers.
 Tn like case an answer has been filed by the Hoonah Packing Com pany who Is represented by z. R. Cheney the defendant in this in- stance also stating that it uses traps only in connection with supplying its own cannery and stating that it does not sell fish in any other form than in cans. This company also charges that the law is contrary to the Organ ic Act.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
TORPEDO BOATS
 CALL HERE, ON
 THEIR WAY SOUTH

Four of the United States torpedo boat foliiia called in Juneau harbor late this afternoon, on their way South.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
sr LuKEs auILp ro MEEr

DOUGLAS. Aug. s1-Tho Ladies' of St. Luke's Episcopal Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. David Kinzie
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

2 SERIOUS BREAK iN EXCHANGE @ --
 New York. Aus 5L For e eign exchange rates reached Q their most serious stage today 's with an overnight break oi 2h Q cents iu sterling The Eng e fish pound is aling in thls > market at 5t.5si today az q against an actual value ol q St.Se.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

James P. Hurley is visiting in Sal en- Mass He win return to Juneau late in September.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
EREE sHoll rlckErs-

Thane laundry will give a ticket to the Grand theatre with each bundle of laundry brought to our office in Arctic Barber shop. phone 175. al.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

A SHIRT with DISTINCTION TIED MANHATTAN, at the Hub.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

Pay highest prices for used stoves ranges and heaters. General ex- change and repair shop at IA Front St.. telephone 27S. Win call at your home. s-Sl-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31
Hoonah co. AnaMers.

William Aiken and bride. formerly a Winnipeg girl will reach Juneau to- night, it is expected. They were Tn Ketchikan last week They expect to mack their home in Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

LOST Cameo tie pin and tie hold 'er on Front street Reward; return to B. M. Behrends Banks. Lucas. -S.31-9t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

J. Lindley Green, attorney. Seward. F. Petersen, doctor, Fairbanks.
 Daniel Conley, doctor, Long City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-31

J. IT. Payzant, doctor Katalia. J. Langdon Haines, Dentist, Sew
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
Miss Theda Bara in
Carmen Will Be
Seen at Coy Isis

Theda Bara, In Carmen said by
ever turned out from the Fox studio.
opens the week at the Isis tomorrow
and remains through Tuesday. Car
men" has broken all records Mt every
theater In which IL has been exhi-
bited. 1t Is as much the magnificent
spectacle that Fox has provided as II
is the charm and ability of Theda
Bara that accounts for this. Tickets
have been at premium and 1t Is
practically certain that the Isis Will
duplicate former achievements with
Theda Bara In Carmen"
The three-day Paramount pro-
gram starts Wednesday. with that de-
lightful actress. Charlotte Walker. in
"KindlinE." Miss Walker will be re-
membered here as June in The
Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" while
"Kindling'' was done at the Academy
with MarEarite Ellington in the stellar
role. Violet Heming, The Running
Fight" story OF high finance and
woman's love, comes to the Isis
Thursday. On Friday Laura. Hope
Crews will be seen in The Fighting
Hope" romantic love story.
For the last day of the week Man
sger McNiven has probably saved the
best OF his most attractive program
"Wiidflower." with Miss Marguerite
Clarke and Harold Lockwood, Is the
attraction and it Is. attraction enough
to pack the Isis throughout the en-
tire day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

start to finish
For the first time outside Of the
larger cities Of America, Miss Marion
Weeks, the phenomenal little singing
beauty, will come TO add eciat to this
same special bin. Miss Weeks has
just turned her seventeenth year, but
she Is today one OF the most widely
known stars In the variety world
: Her recent success In New York
was so pronounced that she was en-
gagged for solid two years. She IL
just entering upon her tour OF 1o4
weeks
/ Other unusual numbers on the bill
are La Carlo & Dinas. the European
whirlwind dancers; the Nat Navarro
Troupe or European novelty enter
tainers, recently a feature Of the New
York Winter Garden, and the mimi
table singing comedian and humorist.
James F. Macdonald
| Special motion picture exhibits will
| also he given with each OF the new
/ shows