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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
ORPHEUM.

Tonight at the Orpheum the 1ltA episode of the "Perils of Pauline will be shown and 1t promises to be a thriller, as Pauline, after escaping from being shut up with Lions meets with an automobile accident and nar- rowIy escapes death. or course liar " arrives in time to take her to the hospital.
 The Pathe Daily News will as usual prove lnteresting-also His Second Wife" by the selig Company.
 We will close the show with every bodys favorite fun makers, Wallie Van and John Bunny in "Bunny's Dnemma.S Bunny tries to escape marriage. regrets it and still remains an old bachelor, but he is neither glad nor sorry end the audience are glad they came. So don't fail to be one of the glad ones
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
G. .. JACKSON IS
 MINER OF WORLD

George T. Jackson, recently aD. pointed assistant superintendent of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Com pany by Manager B. l.. Thane, mined in both hemispheres and the islands of the South seas before coming to Juneau.
 He received his first practical ex- perence in the mining game in New Zealand, though a native of England. From New Zealand he went to Egypt for gold lode mining company and after a few years in the Lower Nile country he caine to Juneau, Alaska, where after Q number of years of studious devotion to business at the Perseverance mine he rose to the next highest local position in the Al aska Gastineau Mining Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
Ram ls Heavy
PRosPEcToRs FIND
 ABANDONED DUMP

FAIRBANKS, March That Wil- bur creek was discovered some years ago is evident from the fact that Charles Dittmer found hole on 2 Above and a small dump taken out He and others banned the dump and found dirt that would go to 1 cents to the pan. Mr. Dittmer and others who visited the property think that the claim was staked by man named Patterson. in 1904, when the creek was known as Duncan creek. The man had been grubstaked by Brum- bough & Hamilton Later he lost his life near the mouth of the Tolovana river.
 Wilbur creek is drawing @ number of people from Chatanika, and in ad- lition to those who have already gone to the district, C. F. Ward will leave
 oday With others, he is interested in some ground that was staked, and will take a prospecting boiler in to sink some holes.-( (Fairbanks Timesl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
YOUR LAsT CHANGE.
To Sec Marion Leonard In the s-Part
 Feature at the Grand.

Regular soc production at our standard price of 25c and 1Oc- We are kcre to stay.
 We are sure that you will be well pleased to see the Journeys Ending. " Wo never boost unless we have the goods Nun sed.
 The Shells-a grand lmp-UniYersal drama supported by Wm. Snap and the little Miss Ethel Grandox.
 The Runaways-a clever comedy by standard company.
 Tomorrow the fifth episode of "Lu- cine Love, getting deeper into my stery
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
BIDs WANTED.

Specifications for painting the Ju- neau Elks' hall can be had at Behr- ends bank. Only reliable contractors need apply Right reserved to reject any and all bids.
 GUY McNAUGHTON
 ANGUS MACKAY. (3-26-5t- Trustees
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
EDISON HELPS IN
 DOING WITHOUT IMPORTS

PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 26,- Thomas D. Edison, who built a plant in 29 days at Johnstowu, Pa. for the manufacture of benzol says This country allows 20,0OO.OoO gallons of benzol each year to escape Into the air in gas from coal mined in the manufacture of coke"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
MINES TO
 RESUME AT HADLEY

HADLEY. MARCH 22.-The pumps started today to pump the water out of the Nancy mine. This will prob ably take two weeks or more As soon as this work is accomplished work in the mine will begin and the ore taken out will so down the aerial tram Co the bunkers built at Hadley, and from there shipped to the Com pany's shelter at Ajax, B. c.
 Just before closing the mine down few months ago. Q fine body of ore was struck in the lower levels and the property has been in fine order for taking out ore shipment. Then the war broke out with lts disarrange- ment in nearly an kinds Of industry, especially In these for which foreign capital was invested This caused temporary shut down.
 The Increased price and demand for copper together with other favorable circumstances has made it possible to again resume the work in the mine and 1t Is thought the work from now on will be uninterrupted.
 The reopening of the mine and its activities is welcomed by the people of this and nearby communities
 sawmili To Start
 Word has been received here also that the Hadley sawmill win resume operations the first of the coming month. The sawmil and the logging work that will be incidental to 1t win give more employment to those in the immediate vicinity. Hadley people gre more hopeful that they have been for some tme.
 Rain is Heavy
 Terrific rains have characterized the weather conditions here for the last several days The rain has been ! accompanied by gales of wind How. ever. the winter weather has been fine, and the miIdest for many years The thermometer has registered be- low the freezing point only few times Grass Is growing, and in shei- tered places plant life is beginning to ! blossom.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

Young woman stenographer book. keeper experienced, desires position. Can 30 anywhere. 4. Empire. 24-ft
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
lllv snNnAY MAKES

MONEY FROM REVIVAL PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-lt Is estimated that Billy Sunday will re- ceiye in aggregate S1Oo,00o for his D weeks evangelisuc work in Phiiadei- phia
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

The Empire guarantees it's adyer Users the largest circulation of any newspaper in Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26
This wifi be the last opportunity to see the HECRQG2APR as 1t will be
 =aken South on Ghe first boat after the First of Aqdl=@

Argentlna's oil burning locomotives have shown a fuel economy of from 20 to 90 per cent. over coal burners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

Fifty per cent of London boys are engaged in street trading selling news papers and 20 per cent sell milk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

we wish to compliment marvellous animal pro ducon Jungle the best picture of this Sn shown screen"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

ncomparable picture:
 clunes Auditorium. Pacific Coast writes to the Jungle follows Your animal subject entitled Beasts Jungle picture world by storm as " Is unouestionaby the greatest shown
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

TONIGHT we have very offer chas Dickens Cricket Hearth Win red favotes We
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-26

This magnificent the Theatre Saturday Sunday nights Entire Lower Floor 25e Balcony t5e.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
EVRRSON- SLOWER

A very pretty home Wedding took
place on Wednesday evening at the c.
]. Jackson home in Apple Valley. when
Tyler Lloyd EversOn, well known and
popular Young man of Parma. and Miss
Ethel Nellie Slower. one of Apple VAL
Iey's charming young ladies we're united
in marriage The Rev. o. F. Merrill
officiafed
After the ceremony most delicious
luncheon was served to those present.
The happy young couple departed that
evening for Boise, where they will make
a short stay. and expect to return and
make their home IN Apple Valley. They
have the best wishes of the Herald and
Of the community for long and happy
welded life Those witnessing the
ceremony were: Messrs- and Mesdames
o. r Merrill. Robert MintOn, c. ].
Jackson, Q. W. Albertson. E. g. John
son, A A Albertson, and James Slower,
Mrs. Beach and Jesse Albertson.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
Wilder Items

II. W. Bradley was a Parma visitor,
Monday.
Clark Allen made business trip to
Parma, Saturday and brought back
load Of derrick material for Mr. Jordan.
The bali game here Sunday with Par
ma resulted in score Of 10 to 10 in 10
innings. Wilder has not been defeated
this year.
Joe Simpson Was in Parma last FRI
day.
Or. Allen made a professional call
here Monday.
The stork has been busy here the past
week. He left a fine baby at A. va
hante's. From there he flew to Joe
Simpsons. where he left a girl. Then
to B. c. Days where he left bouncing
boy.
DR.. wsldrop made several profession-
al calls here during the past week.
Z. NJ. Small was a Caldwell visitor
Tuesday.
The dance here May was well at
tended and everybody reported sOoS
time.
Say the Wilder guys viii lick any o
you wholopers in one round. Seel
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
LOCAL. VIEWS ITEMS

Work on tie Big Bend bridge
will begin this week or the first
Of next. The bridge gang will
board at Adrian. Mr.. Payne OF
Parma has a contract for the
team work.-Ontario Democrat.
You can get more for CASH at
Tanners than any place else.
Eliza hartin OF Wilder was
visiting IN town, Sunday,
The new individual ice cream
dishes at tho Stockton PhaT-
macy.
We have a complete hne iR
everything we carry.
Tanner Nero. Co.
Have you seen the new INDI-
YIDEAL ice cream dishes at the
Stockton Pharmacy?
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
HIGH seHOOL NOTES

The high school team met Vale. FRI
day on the Vale grounds, in one of the
beat and hardest fought games either
team has played this year. II resulted
in score Of 2 10 0, IN favor OF the Vale
team. Sherman for Parma did excel
lent work in the pitchers boz, striking
out 16 men and allowing only 2 hits,
while the two Vale pitchers struck out
and allowed 8 hits. The Parma boys
are confident that il return game can
be arranged that they can easily ''come
back" The team was taken to Vale
in the Sherman. Chapman and Russell
cars and was accompanied by Prof La
kin.
The business men Of the town very
kindly subscribed sS5 to the athletic
fund of the school last week.
meeting Of the alumni WAS called
for last Saturday night. but as many OF
the members were unable 10 ne present
the meeting was postponed.
On last Friday the freshmen had a
| iubilant time on THE Banks Of the
Boise" They were conveyed to the
scene OF their hiIsrity on hayrack, and
were chaperoned by Miss Olmstead.
The mirth of the frivolities ct one time
arose to such an extent that two Of the
verdant ones were so tickled that they
fell into the sparkling waters over theil
heads, but such great secrecy 10 prevail
ant among the class that their namel
were not disclosed, except that one
was tall, lean, lank, hungry. After
big feed they STATED on the home trip
thinking that they had cut-up enougl
for that day.
The seniors have received an invita-
ton to attend the Founders day celebrs
ton at Caldwell. Friday the 14th
The senior class plsy- THE Priyat
Tutor" will be presented al Johnso
hall next Tutsday evening The play
brimful of wit and humor, and the cla
has put in considerable hard work on il
1t is hoped that large crowd will tur
out. The admission will be 25c and 35'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
GEM COUNTY CREATED

The new county of Gem was created
Tuesday by an overwhelming vote, more
than 81 per cent OF the citizens in the
district voted in favor of the new coun-
ty.
Reports are in from every precinct ex-
cept Gross. The detailed vote is as fol-
lows. Canyon county precincts, North
Emmett, Se4 for and 80 against; South
Emmett. 494 for, 16 against; West En-
NETT, $40 for, Is against; Hannah, 70
for, 2l against; Bramwell, So for, IL
against. Boise county: Pearl, 81 for
IL against; Montour. 55 for, "a against
Sweet. 1s7 for, 5 against: Ola, 90 for.
against. The precinct of Gross has but
80 votes, which would not change the
result materially.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
NEIL ". N4SH FOR parma

1t will he gratifying to the friends Of
Mr. y. n Nash. principal Of the Lin
coin school, TO learn that he has been
elected 70 the saperintendency OF the
Parma schools Several weeks ago Mr..
Nash was reelected to his present posi.
tion. Owing to the fact that he was be-
ing considered for the position at Parma,
be was not in position TO accept bis
re election. he has definitely filed his
resignation Mr.. Nash was elected at
Parma several days ago but final ar
rangements with reference TO salary
were completed last Monday. on which
day Mr.. Nash visited the Parma schools.
From the standpoint Of the scope OF
work and the salary attached to the po-
sition, his election at Parma is a dig
tinct promotion That the Parma
school will prosper under his admins
trstion, there is no doubt Mr. Nash
recently received his Idaho State Life
certificate Tribune
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
THHNES PHTRONS

Upon retiring from business in
Parma | wish TO thank my pa
irons for the splendid patronage
they have given me during the
time have been in business
here, and to bespeak that con
tinued patronage for my success
sor, W. p. Sabin, with whom
You are all acquainted, and will
give you the same attention IN
business matters in the future
that I have endeavored to give
YOU in the past. / am glad TO
leave my old business in the
hands of one whom you all know
you can absolutely trust to serve
you in every possible way.
Sincerely yours,
THEo. RoEDER,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13

Consult any o. S. L. Agent for
rates and further details.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
4STERN VETERINARY
LOCATES IN P7RM4

DR.. a. g. Stamp. Of Detroit, Mich,
a veterinary surgeon, arrived in Psrms
last week aud will locate here DR..
Stamp for the present will be found at
either the Hotel Illinois OF the City
Drug store, where he will be pleased to
meet the people OF the community and
will take up the practice of his profes-
sion at once.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13

NJ iss Margaret Wisner Of Parma has
been engaged to complete the unexpIred
term OF Miss Anderson as tercher in the
public schools here Miss Anderson
was called to her home in Wisconsin
last week by the very serious illness Of
her father and and will not return Miss
wisner is college graduate and ha.
experience in grade work She taught
last year in North Csrolina.-Mountsin
home Times.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
Notice

l wish TO notify my patrons
that l will repair, free OF charge,
at my own expense, all concrete
work that is unsatisfactory.
Please let me know at once.
E. d. WYMER.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
CLASS OF is
is LARGEST
Nine Members to Grad
uate With Honors on
Thursday Night.

The largest class ever to graduate from
the Parma high school is the class of
rs. The commencement exercises viii
take place in the United Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening, May 10Th,
at 30 O'Clock. The members of the
class are Helen Euzsei, Freds Kerrick.
Fred Maxim, George Maxim. Howard
OMAHA. Frank Tsitchell. George Story.
Patsy Stockton and Fred Sherman.
The program ior the evening u az fol.
lows;
Invocation. ....... Rev. J. B. Story
Piano solo. o......H Helen Russell
S2iutstory .--... Howard OMAHA
Ia Barcsrolle. .............., Holman
tb) PANTY Little Maiden .....- Wieks
Girls Quartet
Address, s,.----..-...,Ju Judge RusselI
Six O'Clock in the Bay. Adams
Mixed Chorus
Valedictory ry.-s..-~... Freda Kerrick
Presentation of diplomas
t-..s.- He Baidrldge
Benediction. Rev J. B. Story
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
"MONEY"

The mint makes il and under the terms
OF the CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY you can secure it at { per
cent for any legal purpose on approved
real estate. Terms easy, tell Us your
wants and we viii cooperate with you.
PETTY e. COMPANY
SIS ID Denham BUILDING,
Denver, Colo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes OF
Happenings in Parma
and Vicinity.


was transacting business in town
Friday.
Miss Aida Andersen was a |
week end guest OF Miss Lucille
Fox in Caldwell.
Chas. Jurries was a Nampa
visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Fouch and Fred, |
Hugh and Amy Fouch. of Boise,
were an auto party to Parma,
Sunday, and were guests for the
day in the R. H. Stockton home.
The Stockton Pharmacy uses
the new INDIVIDUAL ice cream
dishes.
Judge Kerrick was a Cald well
visitor, Tuesday -Idahoan.
|. II. Kellar, of the Peckham-
Case Furniture Co., was up from
Parma, Tuesday to visit rela-
tives and incidentally to trans
act a little business. Caldwell
ldshoan.
Mortgages and notes bought
and sold. A. |. MYERS, Caldwell,
Idaho, over Hay & BooDe's
store. tt
i w. H. Ross is paying best
prices for hogs. See him.
\ DR.. t. o. Humphreys, resident
dentist Office in bank building.
round floor, phone 4S.
R. E. Servoss OF Nyssa was
visiting in town. Sunday
Tyler Everson and c. W. AL
bertson were in Caldwell. Tues
day.
f. E. Fisk and j. E. kerrick
of Parma were in the city on
business. Wednesday. y.-Caldwel
| Tribune
Miss Ruth Pierce spent tn,
week end with her parents il
| Arena Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George IIiff ans
daughter Aida, who have beer
visiting in the C.. N. Twitchel
home for some time, left Monda,
for Washington, D. c.
An addition is being built OIL
to the house on the former W p
Sabin property, east of town
which is now owned by Theo
Roeder. The work is under tn
supervision of w. d. Mccoy.
y Nathan Leigh returned Tues
| day from "A two months visit il
III Missouri.
Ii The Parma team iournered t
Wilder Sunday, although tn
weather conditions were YER
unfavorable. The poor conditio
of the grounds and the rain
weather made it hard playin
| and neither team was able TO d
| itself Justice However, the gam
y was close, but not very exciting
= as it was a 10 to 10 score, 1
:. inning game. A disputed dec
( sion, in the 10th inning, and raj
{ ended the game.
s August Zeuske and VIM. Brow
( of Pendleton who have bee
( visiting in the s. II. Scott bom
} returned home Monday. NJ
) Zeuske is a brother of Mr.
\ Scott.
( X. E. Servoss of Nyssa ws
{ visiting in town, Sunday.
( VIM. Ross last Wednesday so
s a carload of hogs to Seattle bu
( ers.
{ Lost-Ladies brown wint
I coat near Boise river bridge. v
s A. Tulley, Parma.
\ W. II. Mccoy autoed TO Cal
well, Saturday.
u
5 Among those attending tl
Parma.Vale ball game, Frids
Z at Vale were Elwyn Shipley,
: Moll. John OMAHA, and Merr
{ Rose. going in the OMAHA car.
= Several from Parma attend'
. the dance in Wilder, Friday mig
- aud report splendid time.
MT. and Mrs. VIM. Voghts a
daughter Ethel of Nyssa we
in town, Friday.
l Roy Mock was in town la
week from Wilder. taking I
eighth grade examinations
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Babcc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
MINSTREL. COMING THURSDAY
WILL III GIVEN 4 WELCOME.
Naxaharfase People Plan 10 Meet
and Neleonle Msessan> ou
Arrival

The chautAuqua Mssic Makers
from waeo wlil arrsv- in waxa-
haehse THURSDAY Afternoon al 55e
clock. coming oyer the interur-
bar IA Two special ears. aaG imme
6iaseiv alter arriysl xii garaGe
around fhe square and back 80 the
hotel where they XII have dinner
before going 10 tbs eAaatauaua
grounds for the evenings enter
talanens Tne miasrel perform
trs wlN number ss2tx people sra
wlH compose Some Ct the serY bs.t
masicai talent IT Waeo This Is 3
guarantees attrSftton and VIII BE- the
best entertainment az the ehaats1-
aaa witnout doubt Il Yon miss IS
yon viii miss the best thai g go
ing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Teachers County Examination to
BE Held nj Waxahaehic. sep
tender =. & and ..

The County Board OF Examiners
viii meet II Waxahaehle September
.. and 1. The county examiners
are supt u. - Roark OF Ferris and
Prof T., J Herndon OF Waxahachie
As the September examination Is
The last one that viii he held be-
fore the December examination.
teachers who desire 10 secure corti.
lieates ia time % contract Tor
schools this gear will have to take
the September examination For
this reason a large number OF APP
plicants g. expected County Su-
perintendent Ely has received a
number OF Inquiries from prospec-
tive applicants
The following schedule has been
prescribed BY the State saperiu-
tendcnt and viii be adhered to ia
the examination
Thursday forenoon History Of
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Arthur 4. stiles. Austin +. A.
johnson. Dallas, G K stewart.
Fort Worth. :. /. Noryell Fort
worth. L. \. Routell, Kansas CITY.
G. G. Smith. Macon. Ca y. Z.
Beard. Dallas. " A. Chestnut.
corsicana. Alex Sterling. Dallas,
G. Il. Robinson. Lancaster. Pa. ".
A. He'll. sherman; Alma Sutton.
Mansfield NJ. r. Mahoney. Alvara-
do. John II sharp. Ennis 4 ".
Rluies. Dallas; J O.. Jaadrew, st.
Louis: ID. \. Barron. Dallas; Paul
T. Kirk. Dallas. " " Evans. Dial
las; ] +. Kirven. Dallas: F. NJ.
Meister. New York $ l.. kellam,
Waco. x. Il But,reH, lIillsboro. j.
\. Walker. Waco G o. Collins.
81. Louis. Newton Holloway. 81.
Louis. j. V. Brooks. Temple; joe
Brennan. Oklahoma city; AIRS. G.
NJ. Evans. BRYAN Frank E1heI-
man, waxahaehie u. Malloy. Cor
sicana; H. NJ CaTrey. Dallas: "
: smith. Dallas Herbert chtt
dress. Greenviile; Aubrey Gee.
Creenyills: j. r Marinea. st. Louis.
Chas Glddon. Venus
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
Will. APPOINT DELEGATES.
Representative sullivan Asked 10
Name fise To Irrigation Congress.

TO Daily Lfeh,
have been commissioned by the
International Irrigation Congress
70 appoint i've delegates 70 the r.
Fi9afioa Congress that Sill meet
Iin California between the 18Th and
2eth 81 September Special attea-
t.on plil be gigen to the haman.-
tartan side % land settlement. ir
rig1tiou methods and results. fin.
aneiai factors affecting same. re-
eiamatloH eoariss. rural credits ana
marketing. water. soils and crops.
faFm hureaa work Az excursion
ef be etseu The delegate through
tar Irrigated Districts free n taere
age aag wha dssire to attend. 81
sairF fg rae Opposition al thar
slime efE se cad 30 ssae them 3
iEertiaeats ~ supointmeat go sa8l
fausr~ Respectfully
R h. SULLIVAN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
MsITABfI SPECIAL TD
NAXaHACHiE THURSDAY

Eishty-ave or 100 Maceabees viii
go Thursday afternoon on the inter-
urban special 10 Waxahaehie. where
the Maccabee Ministries. produced
here some time ago, Will be staged at
the Farm Cnautauqua. There are
fifty members Of the minstrel organi-
ration. and almost as many other
Maceabeos and friends viii accom-
pany them The special viii leave
here AZ O'Clock in the afternoon.
returning late Thursday night
Waco Times Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
Visit To Band Boys.

NJ r. Mahanay Of Alvagado was in
The city Tuesday as the guest of
tire N'aNahachie band boys During
the visit OF the band 10 Alyarado Il
couple ~ weeks ago Dir Mahandy
beccme rety sell acquainted Vi I'm all
the boys aud was % favorably ina
pressed vith them he saAe over for
visit while here he vaa "a guest
- honor Nith the bend Boss ANA
upthins Ras Too good for htm Nj
Aahauay SAYS he has managed tbe
band ar fhe Algaradu reunions for
tHt ias' ieu years aod tha. the WaNa-
mebe band 5. fhe beat he haa yet
secured fof iHetr hlg reunion