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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
r.llrate sarssam.

qiI wese to give you a half q dol lar said 1fr. Growcher you'd simply go out and waste.
 "No ! wouldn't sir" replied Mr htas. tus PinKey I'd preserve it ioh souvenir. SOS could show it to py friends an brag about how come Dg it-only I doesn't 5Deck ] could make lem believe me.'--( -(1Vashington Star)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
rnn sldea.

Johnny-what does it mean to gay; "seaing the humorous aidc of things. dad1
 Fatscr Wei. let us take an exam plo. How many sides has D Danana skiug
 Johnuy-Two.
 F2ther-Exoctly Ana "heh 9oi'i0 other person steps on the banana skin he seos Che serious slde of it and you see te humorous 1ide.--Ladies' Home Ionrnal
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said plat. bears N. 40e 59' w. 549SO feet distant. Corner No. on said plat. Thence D. 440.22 feet to Corner No. { on osid plat Thence S. 5O5.56 feet to Corner No. 8 on said plat on the pres ent boundary line of the said town or Juneau Thence N. 40' 5S' w. on tho present boundary line of said town to the place of beginning.
 Socond Beginning at point on the present boundary line Of the town of Juneau, identical with Corner Mo- 82 of the townsite survey, and Cor ner No. on said plat. Thence N. 68' 39 w. 16527S feet Co Corner No 8 on said plat, identice. with the most northcrly1 corner of the Irwin Addi- ,on to inc said Town Of Juneau Thence N. 63 42' w. l8S6.54 feet tol Corner No. on said plat Identical with inc N. B. corner>of the Sheldon ELS. tract. Survey No. 375. Thence s. on the East line Of said survey No. 375. 1528.56 feet to Corner No. DO on said plat Theuce s. .56 s8' w. 422.s5| feet 10 U. s. Location Monument No. 8 on the boundary Inc of the lncor- poration limits of the Town of Ju- Ineau. Thence In a general eaStery and northeaaterly course on the sad line Of tho incorporation limits oL tne Town of Juneau with its sinuositles, to the place of beginning-
 Third. Beginning at U. $. Loea- ton Monument No identical witn 1 Corner No. I1 on the said map, and on the boundary line of the corpora ton limits of the Town of Juneau, Thence s. 2000 feet to 9 point on the ltlde flats. Corner No. 12 on said plat- i Thence s. n 05' DO 56l2.55 feet 70 ! Corner. No. ] on shore back of Alas ! l,a Junenu wharf on present boundary ! line ot the Town of Juneau. Thence 1 N. 56 89 ". 75O2A5 feet on present boundary line of said Town of Juneau | to U. s. L. M No. 9, the place or be- ] ginning
 And the Court being advised in the i promises,
 It is ordered that a hearing on said petition be had on Thursday the 2oth day of February 1915, at the hour Of ] ten o'clock in the morning of said day; l and any and all persons having any l thing Co say why said petition should not be granted are hereby required to ] appear at saidfime and make their al- legations n that behalf.
 It is further ordered that Notice or said hearing be given by posting a copy oi this order at three conspicu- ous public places within the corporate llimits of the City of Juneau; by post. ing a copy Of this order at three con spicuous public places within the I'm i.s of the territory above described, and by publishing copy Of this mo- tice in tho Alaska Daily Empire, Q daily newspaper published In Juneau, ! Alaska, and thal such posting and pub llcatlon be for a period Of four weeks next before the time fixed for said hearing
 Dated this 27th day of January lsl5.
 R. w. JENNINGS,
 Judge.
 Flrst notification. Ian. 27 1915.
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Dafense for Earmera.

The Philadelphia Press accounts Tor tho price of wheat by sneering at tne farmers who under the Clayton act can do what they please" A large majority whether they were pleased or not. sold wheat last summer ana autumn at low prices (Louisyine CourierJournaL)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

want thereof tho piaintiil VIII JHite iudemcnt against you saf diasolQ- aon Q. ,he bonds ci mntrimong mo Hll Dnly To the Court for iAe feiieL doman6od ln said complaint. g copy O. which ia served herewith
 Order gor publication ol apmmona dated January 2srd l9loi liias 2i pub iicalion sIx weeks timo within 3nlen defendant ia required 70 answer the complaint thirty days after compie- tion of publication or by the 5th day of April. i916.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, [ have horeunto set my hand and ahixed yhe soal of Che above Court this 28rd day Of January l9lb
 .. " BELL, Clerk,
 By JOHN q. REED, Deputy. g. 2. MILWEE
 H. l. FAULkNHR,
 fsenll Attorneys for Plaintiff First publication, ian. %, 1915. Last publication March 2, 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
CHILDREN 0F THE DEAD.


 Five hundred and fifty orphan chil, dren, mostly babies and an nameless, were brought here from tho quake Gone are the hearts that bore them, area.-(cable dispatch from Rome.) Gone with the dead and missed Lost are the hands which soothed
 them.
 suH are tht lips that kissed. .Sneneed the songs which lulled them Sweet at the close of day,
 Oh. for the angel mothers.
 So far 80 far away! Who is to plan their future?
 Who Is to teach them sames3 Who is to answer questions2
 Who is to give them namesf Where winds the path tomorrow Where runs the road next year! Who is to guide their footsteps
 Up through tho hills from HereI III g. Hasclins, in New York Sun.
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To Promote Peace.

scrbbier-rye a poem here adyocat- ing peace
 Edilor-I suppose that you ho1est- ly and sincerely desire pcace2
 Scrbbier-Yes, sir.
 Editor-Tben burn the poem (bos- ton Transcript)
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srIlI- nypnNsIVn

(From tho Philadelphia Ledger.
 A rifle cost SIT in 1899 and it now costs about S15. but anybody who is' looking for cheap war will have to- seek. further
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
,lIArre 0nANTITTRs

tFrom tho st. Louis GlobeDomocntl
 4 careful computation of the loeses or the opposing forces aB reported by the enemy. would shcw that each or the armies is minus quantity.
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MIMI

Csrom The World. New York.)
 Wheat goes up like an aeroplene, and again like tue aeroplane it IS sub ject to the perils of the airpocket. lt it falls. not the horny-handed iarneE will got Che worst hurt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
coNeRrssI0NAL BADeEs

ltrom tne FAlIaueiphit FI9s5'l
 If Congressman wore badges, as ls proposed, would that keop them out of places where they ought not to go' or only just get them out when they were eanghtl
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cnla stor.nn Poeloffieeg M.

Cold storage facilities ate now pro posed as an adjunct to postoinces 10 make the parcel post work success fully. Almost everything is expected owadays of poor Uncle Sam.-(Ia- eoma Lodgerl
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I0BS

lFrom the Toledo Blade.) There may be Q few easy jobs ID the tae world. but it requires hard w'osS 70 ge. lhem.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Those newspapers who the people of Juneau to devote their time to protesting against outside man for United States District Attorney should not forget that the appoe hoe now en made and that the First Division had great deal of work for the appontee It is case where the pubic good requires that the appoee be given fair chance to per form the work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
,nnAr rIiHY DIscnss-

(From the st. Louie Globe-Democratg
 roo many who discuss international. law talk about what they thing is ought to be nstead ol wlaat it is
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

6 ' M M O W e
 No. 120f-A. ln thc District Court For the piasries
 Of Aiaska, Diyielon Number
 One, at Juneau. CLEMENTnNE CABROL, Plointiif
 vs.
 JULIEN GILLET CABRoL, Defendant TO Julien Gillet cabrol, Defendant
 Greeting: In TEE NAaIE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, You are here by commanded by virtue ol on ofdeF directing the publication ot this sum mons. dated January 2Srdi 4. D. 1sl5, to be and appear in the above entitled Court holden at Juneau in said Di- vision and District, aud answer tne complaint filed against you m tne above entitled action within thirty days rom the date of tue service of this summons and Q copy or the said complaint against you, and n gou fail 70 to appear and ansWers TOT
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08


 SCRAPs. .. s e. .t q. Q a @ e Q e e @ %
 China has only about one physician trained along moaeln lines for eaen 6OO0OO inhabitants-
 A new Tennessee Jaw makes pro- vision for fire escapes on workshops and factories two stories end more m height
 Indias public health problem is yi' tally complicated by the fact that plt' ing insects are a prominent factor in the dissemination of diseases.
 Tho tango craze has reached anotn' CT high notch. new community m West Virginia being named Tango. Curiously. enough there is not resi-. dent who is familiar wtta the dance.
 Pumping engines in Q large sewer aes plant in Australia are run by seW- CT 6as.
 X Chilean province has eslaoh5hea two floating schools to enable resi- dents Of 1ts many islands to obtain an education.
 Two London chautfeura have pat entod brush to be suspended on the outside Of an automobile wheel to pre- vent its splashing mud.
 The British excheQuer returns to the close of October shows that the British expenditure on the war since the beginning of August has been ap- proximately s8Oo.OOOOoo or about S5,' 900 ,000 a day.
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earimlsrlc aueossrloNs.

r6e ioftiest aid Of 2lie is to ieanI ,o love. We begin io live when Ne begin to love.
 Tan Mcciaren'a New Yoar motto lps- before be died. Be pitliu, every. man ie lighting hard battle
 The worst heresy is to believe taal. the past held moge oi Cod than aoss the present The ioundahon oL in- splration is atill flowing
 LoweiH The longer ] 1.-Two the more | am convinced that the world must be healed by slow dswees
 silence is often more sociaoie tnap
 Feel the Earth floating ike 2 poat h the blue ocean.
 Think Of the cohonsive clements 10 our common life aB social Cement
 If action ie but ooarsenod thopght then look to your ideas emotions ana purposes for Improvement 10 you con. duct
 Democracy win stumble through every error until lts institutions g!o" with justice and its customs shine with beauty
 
 Be swift to love; make haste to DC kind; the shadows lengthen and lies little day dwindles
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

lr thc Di1trict gouft TOT HiaeHaf ei.
 vision No. 1, at Juneau. In tho Matter Of the Enlargement of
 tho Boundaries of the Town of Ju'
 neau.
 This matter came on to be heard upon the petition Of certain residents and qualified voters of the Town oi Juneau, and of certain residents and pronerty owners in certain territory continuous to said town, and praying for an order fixing a time for the hear ing Of said petition, and upon such nearing to order the holding Of an election to determine whether me boundaries of said town ahall be alter ed and enlarged to include said con dguoua territory which is shown on the plat annexed 10 said petition, and ie bounded and described as follows
 First: That piece of ground known aB the Nelson Park Avenue Aaqltion to tho town of Juneau bounded a8 4ol- lows
 Commencing et point on tho boun' diary line of the City of Juneau. whence Corner No. 88 Of the townsite of Ju- neau, identical with Corner No. on
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
WE SHOULD WORRY.
Again the Empire declares that t is not One

Aeain the EmpIre decIaTes TnaI lI ls ll0I VH5
 orcan for any party or people with an axe to
 orind Why won't Alaskan editors believe it's
 eoftrepeated assertions ~ (Dispatch)
 Thempre denied the charge of the Seward Gateway that is the offa organ of the Democratic organization m Alaska ana of Democratic officials n the Territory that 5ne parry m government officials might thereby escape being judged by inc eressed convictions of those who make this paper 50 far as concerns the opinion of The Empire entertained by those editors-and Gateway editors have not been among them who constantly attack it, we should worry The peope 0 1
 vicinity have shown their confidence in The Empire by giving H m arces circulation that any daily newspaper that has ever been published in Alaska ever attained
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Tn an editorial comment The Empire said the other day that inc balance of trade December in favor of the nea o was S85O00O00 That was the balance LOT N0sslos -, @ @ m December was SlSl 100000 practically the same as that for annary This makes the three months record about 959V 0oooOOaost equal to the total gold output of the country for four years.
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oRINe AND eRoANs
c1ouisvillo courior-5ournaI-l

(Louisville CourierJournaL)
 Among tho Many. Among those present people rsou In our own little land, When they would give iittie need To those on hand Each land of course, hes It's own way AS you must know Among those President, they say In Mexico.
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rhe sIInnt nrama.

Father, want to go on the stage,
 DO not be too anxious to push yonr' self forward my dear. Little glfls should be seen and not heard
 "That fits all right dad, it ia m the movies that want to aet
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

The Empire nas more readers thanl .nu nLhar Al.slLa nangr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
NOTICE oF FoRFEITURE.

Sitl5a Mining District Territory of Alaska,
 January 21, 1915.
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Golno 10 War.

aAt home ! wanted to get into e crack corps"
 aARd at Che front2
 .I w8pted to get into crack
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Be swift to love; make haste to DC kind; the shadows lengthen and liies little day dwlndles.
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elardnhln At tho start

Why did your daughter change her mind about going over as D society nurse2"
 "There were DO tirst cabins over to be had, don't you know"
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ORDER

In the Dlstrlet Court for Alaska' D
 vision No. i, at Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
PofrrInAL FAcT.

fFron ne Boston Herald.l ss wUrss be meaguTe the more
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

If Canadian lumber manufacturers are so dangerous to those on the American side of the line on account o liee % o M 5o0 0OO ootreneh order No tariff tax aided the nef- cans in that competition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

len Mcciaan's New Yonr motto llls- before be died: Be pi,iiUli every man ia lighting 9 hard battle
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

rho loftiest ald Of lIie is 70 isa'n 10 love. We begin lo llve when #e begin to love.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Tn tho Matter Of the Enlargement oi
 tho Boundaries of the Town of Ju.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Mexico must be rich country Every p a few million and there IS always enough isls ! Mexican want to be President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

organ IoI lly g1'-Vl 0I gV7I''V ''77'
 orind. Why won't Alaskan editors believe it's
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
HOW LEGISLATORS
VOTED ON DIRECT
PRIMARY MEASURE


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
BLUE RIBBON BREAD LOAF
Recipe for the Article That Wen First
rriyc In the New Work. Competition.

From the Providence .Iournal1
housewives. domestic scientists aud all
others interested Should paste in their
cook hooks the recipefor the lonfof bread
that won tho first prize 1T a competition
in New York conducted by the National
Housewives League
ono hundred and forty loaVcs Of bread
or pans of biscuit and mullins were en-
tered in the competition, though only
one hundred woro placed on public exhi-
htion The hanging committee for this
art show had plenty Of room to display
all the offerings. ami it was apparently
only out OF kindly consideration Of The
producers. SO that they should not No
held up to public contumely, that tho
other forty entries We're withheld.
The pair OF large white ioaves that Won
the first prize. five dollars. Nere CONF
pounded. according to the official dec
laratlon. II two quarts of flour and Two
quarts of milk and mater mixed. In the
water. before the milk was added. two
largo tablespoons Of shortening, q Ecant
hXf-rup of sugar. three tea spoons oc
salt and a small pinch Of baking soda
were dissolved. and when The milk was
properly combined, one yeast cake dis
solved in little water was added After
ten minutes OF earnest ondoaVor with a
bread mixer, The dough was set by a
warm mace 60 rise over night. What
followed next morning was this: The
mixer was rrVolVod three times, after
which mystic rite the batter was turned
out on a floured board. II was cut into
four even slices ami nodded into smooth
balls. The balls. IN pairs. wcrc deposited
gently i'm two deep bread pans. and SGT
for another rise When the balls had
doubled their bulk, the batch was put
in the oven Baking ensuod for fifty
minutes The oven was regulated
warmer at first and then slackenins the
heat as the fifty minutes expired.
The estimated cost ~ this batch Of
bread was twcuiN-une cents, or one Get
moro than the bakers charge. Fuel and
Dor were not estimated. But a critical
reviewer of the bread show testfies that
''the more YOU examined the golden
brown loaves ana the texture of the
sliced ends the moro Your mouth wa
tered" Bread making is an art, ac-
curdiuG to the life story of the blue rib
bon exhibit The necessary ingredients
are the least of H. From the small
pinch' of baking soda to TN" nice roSu-
lation If tho ovens heat, talent Of no
mean order, cultivated nv study and TX
porcu"o. is necessary to assure tho per
feet product.
Tho part playcd by tho mechanical
bread mixer Will not be overlooked I'll,
how work ia no longer tho fashion, 1t
appears The competition. however. in
troduced one housewife to public notice
who scolns the modern yeast cake Tho
second prize was van with loaf raised
with Il treasured heirloom--potato yeast
that has been kept working IN the fam.
lily since 1860
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

tile bantams among s-esa The meat IS
of excellent flavor and the fowls easy Ia
raise and fatten. The female will la'
as many as CO 10 % eggs between tbs
first Of January and the end OF JIir.s.
she ie % goud Site and mother. and
when the sosiiues are Matched Will usual
.y rear ell Of them.
china Geese are great forasers end IN
.cSs the goose is confined for q few weeks
untN the go.liugs have gsinsd some
strength. sne will tire and wear out her
brood IN her extensive wnndernEA
one Of tina essentials for successfui
sooac culture is plenty Of good grass. II
is n"rcssarY for them 10 have plenty o.
good pasture In order to develop rapidly
and GROW to the size uecessa~. for tiie
market purposes
This is essentially business FOR farms
aud not for hackvards Geese are noisy
and require considerable room In order
to be grown prohtably. ANY building or
shed that will keep the bedding dry is
n frst-rate shelter for the breeding oe
gecao. and beyond a few weeks' care IT
the goslinEs after they ere hatched they
require only superficial attention
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
HOUSE-MORNING.
the chaplain.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED

Devotional exercises We're conducted -,
the chaplain
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED
H. -. an act lcvyinG a tax on the
county of Bennington for the purpose
Of paying Indebtedness and repairing the
court houses at Bennington and Manches-
ter.
H. -, am act 10 amend section 40 Of
the public statutes relating to the taxa
ton of trust companies.
MI Hewitt of Plainfield moved that
the House rules he suspended and the
educational bills, II. 49, and u. ,s3. be
considered at this time. The rules were
suspended and on motion of Mr.. Hewitu,
H. az was made special order for
Tuesday morning at 1920, while II. ,es
was made a special order for Tuesday
afternoon at go o'clock.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. it3, an act to amend section three
of No Ii" of the acts of 1896. entitled
IAN act 90 incorporate city and town
of ST. Adams" relating to the boundaries
of the city Of ST Alban-
SPECIAL ORDERS
House in committee of the whole
Mr.. Wilson of Chelsea moved that the
House resolve itself into a committee OF
the whole. for the purpose of considering
II. 217 and II. 9s2, and that the bank COM
missioner T.. q. Williams of Newport
be invited to address the House on the
bills in question. Mr.. Morse of Haldwick
took the chair as presiding officer
Mr.. Williams discussed many features
of the banking laws and stated that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
HOUSE MEMBERS
FEAR FOR PLAN
To CLOSE EARLY


Moutpcucr' MHt'h -'' 7'N' i'' ~ .,''
members OF INC I'""'' ~" 'N'O''''9
diminished WORK OF inc Se'S''" on"
izinS that IT was Wc"'n'S" "''''
that tho several Emporium H''"''" e'
pending receive proper '""9'"c'"'''
WITHIN the time SCI Io' '''' ""l'V' '''"''
yesterday started the P"o"t'o" "l l',""-
tidcration OF me S'ha'' JOINT IcSo'"'''''
adopted Friday proNl"nlS TOT ,'oS'"R W.
shop OF saturday. Mar'h - ne '''",, "''
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.


NcS oI '''hor5u h'aN ''h iN'S "I'
contest VIII ''fNIhG S''""''"' 10 >"i'.
Tho ilouS" of C"nnuore hats adjourned
NTH \prii q
Tnr.a ehip. loaded with ...ni,nn sail r,o,.,
Galveston Tor Nar zone.
Rhode island Rcd hon owned ip liar
wick Center. Mass. laid an o., with. ,hrc,
voll>s
list of voters Of which ovo, IN, coo arc
women
T. : commissioner Nattbir I.,.aro,
bur,buy
Co,n1,issio,, Investigation, r,,,,..foi .,,,
diti,u or ,i,,,t oris1,og ice ,.,,,, ,,,l
Gern,au., claim puesi,u ,r,,,,,. t,,r,,,,,l
"a ooo houses and killed. moro tb,r ooo
,t,iIl.rs n, r.,st pr,ssi,
+, tho ms, fev, da,., fo,,ic,, ,.,,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
SENATE-AFTERNOON.


convened at 30 y, m.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
$ 126, relating to State school of agrt
culture.
$. ~. relating to notice before suit
PASSAGE RECONSTRUCTED. AMEND.
ED AND PASSED
> %, relating to salaries Of probate
Judges. senator Brown moved Senate re-.
consider it's vote of passage, agreed to.
lie then moved to amend so that salary
of judges of Windsor district shall lie
81 500 instead of 81, 700.
APPOINTMENT on COMMITTEE or
CONFERENCE.
: u. relating to inspection of school
uACutcnant-Go Darling appointe ed
as committee ON conference upOn part Of
Senate senators 'onant ilmsman and
Dunklec
Adjourned at 80 u. M