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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10

| Adopted as follows:
as:s b Allf Dn. sas bf E. s SEA
Freiwsld, Gilman. Guthard. Hindle.
yakeI. Kesting Kochsr d Krons s;.n aodgs.
Move s 6MsR RGsns1n K00 rSampson
Vsrnor Wartell. Wensei. Wilson. Wing.
link and the. Presidents.
l. Whereas. IL Is deemed expedient py
this Council TO enter into a contract
with the chilaren.s Free IA, hos PIX oh al
dr%sS h Of a.. R TSs q a Ia ci anf
Hospital Association will agree for
yer ss tho TO poos &c the city, sna
their said hospital for such purpose,
sss the css the 70 s sum ~
Therefore, be II resolved, !,
That the Controller be, and he Is
hereby directed to submit nit q .s supple pie.
oe s to be used by him in carrying
out the terms Of contract TO pc
entered into by him In behalf on the 9
Free Hospital Association for the care
OF the sick children OF the poor OF the
Adopted.
Resolved, That the Controller be. and
The Is hereby authorized to make the
proper entries upon his % Se9 asss g s frem
the salaries account In the Art Mu.
scum fund. to an account In the same
fund for the purpose OF iqstaliinE wnat
s ssm Ar TOR TWO .a'' -
YsasAd ,i AilS ptni gls Bs Tiiis FI siS
F frshsaST' Gilman ain GutSsrd. Hinale'
Jakei Heating. Kocher.. Kronk Lodge.
Movie. owen. Robinson. Rollo, Schsman-
s ysFnor se wartell Wsnssi. Wilson. Wing
link and the President-ss.
SECOND WARD.
DR resolved. That the Departm OF
Public Works be and In hereby au-
thorized and directed TO draw war
o Of sm aRSn H Hin q Gryiis for tn,
sum Of $1,000. being the amount Of re-
fund TO which they are sn Ssss lost on
Ysas-Xid. Aiien, Bell, Burton. S csss
Frsisaid, Gilman. Guthard.. Hindls
N sss 6 Sssnk obnson Roiio sche%an
v sSg Warteli. wsnsei, Wilson, Wing
link and the President-sS'
THIRD WARD.
BY Aid. 0uthard:
| Resolved, That the City Controller
be and he In hereby authorized ano
/ directed 20 draw a warrant upon me
proper fund In favor OF Nj. Raiskin TOT
4 the sum OF 39.06. being the -eneN Ni
1 paid BY him for building permit no.
| isso- A and on which he In entitled 10
reSnnd by reason OF building not hav-
Ing been constructed.
4 Adopted as follows; -.
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Bell, Burton. Sa sse'
lCranshaw, Din, Dfngoman, Ellis fs liz
/ F'reIwaid Gilman, Guthard. Timers
1akei. KeatinE Kocher kronk. Louke'
Sowo owen. Robinson. Rollo. seheman-
sky' schultz, Stcfanowski, ThomPson'
Eernor Warteli wenzel. Wilson, WINK.
link and the President--ss.
1 Nays--None.
FOURTH WARD.
Resolved That ses p sFrssy sn,so o.
ised and directed TO draw q warrant
upon the City Treasurer IN fayor OF =.
~ thatcher for the sum OF tI,bs, being
the amount OF refund 70 which ne Us
entitled on permit No. sIsss. which mas
Aaopted as follows
Yeas--Ah Allan, Bieil. Burton. case
Icrsnshaw, Dill. Dfngeman. pills, ff.id'
lFreiwaid' Gilman. outhard. Hinale'
N ssss 6 Ssss.n osisson Roiis' sA.%sS
~, schuiti. ssefsnowskt Thcmpson'
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m Nss and 81. Fiesiasni-'s' =
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen-I beg to advise your
Honorable Body that the following
Dol Of the Public Acts OF 1909, as
amended. has been hled In my offfce:
APPLICATIONS.
1s57-Marcel yande Vale. Tor
~ 247-a49 Randolph street.
Respectfully submitted, .
city Clerk.
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation
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-. ~. ascrestlon commIesIen.

= Richard Lindsay, City Clerk:
shs Rscrestion Commission I am
asmitfin9 TO you herewith a reso-
On. asking you 70 bring the same
SS sfteufion Of the Common Coun-
SnS furfhsr asking you TO have
: sSrne printed in the proceedings Of
Rsscivsd. fhst a. Il the sense OF
sssd. WIN be the most desirable
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Ways and Means.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen Your Committee on
Ways and Means, TO whom was re-
ferred the bond OF Edgar Sugar House.
indemnifying the City against damages
by reason Of vacation OF alley between
Dfvision and Alfred streets and east OF
a. r. n. r. and the bond Of Detroit
Creamery Co, fled In accordance with
resolution granting them permission
10 sink oil tank. respectfully report we
have had the same under considera-
ticn. and said bonds having been ap-
proved by the Corporation Counsel as
correct In form and execution, recon.
mend that the same be accepted and
rRespectfuily submitted r
CHAS. w. BURTON.
JOHN G. LODGE, Y
GODFREY FRE1WALD,
JACOB GUTHARD.
Accepted and adopted a. follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Bleil. Burton. Case
Crensbew, Dill. Dingeman Ellis. FIELD
Jekei. Keating, Kocher. KrQnk, Lodge
Movie, owen. Robinson. Rollo. scheman-
sky. Schultz, Stefanowski, Thompson
Vernon warieil. wensel. Wilson. Wing
link and the President-a3.
Naye--Noue.
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Streets.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen - Your Committee on
Streets, to whom was referred the
from the Department OF
Public Works, transmitting proposals
for paving various streets, Respectfully
report we have had the same unaer
Asphalt Paving Co. Is the lowest bidder
for paving Thirtieth street with as
phaltIc concrete (Natural Lake as
phalt) and Amherst curbstone at $3.61
and Utica avenue with same materials
al 1854, and that Cleveland Trinidad
Paving Co. is the lowest bidder t9r
Concrete Natural Lake asphalD and
Berea curbstone at 1884 per square
ward Your committee believing tho
hids admitted are reasonable. recon-
mend that the contracts entered into
by the Department or Public Works
with the Aforesaid lowest pidders 10.
paving said streets be confirmed. and
thst the several resolutions. presented
tby Aid. Heating on the and inst. q. 9.
Ing said contracts, be adopted.
Respectf,illy submitted.
MA ASsT 7 b:,K MEATiSNa
r CRANSHAw,
THOS. r. GILMAN,
JOHN l.. JAKEL.
ELMER ID. CASE.
Aocepted and adopted as follows:
Yeas-Aid Allan, Bell. Burton. case,
Graf shaw, Din. Dingeman, Ellis. f1eid,
Freiwald, Gilman. outnsra H 4nSgs
Sowc. owen. Robinson, Rollo. Scheman-
sky. Schultz, stefanowski, Thompson,
Vernor, Wartell. WeEzel, Wilson, Wing.
zink and the President--2s.
Nays-None.
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The following is the communication
TO the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--on November 9. 1914,
Fourteenth car No. 81, while travelling
south on Beaubien street and while
near the intersection OF High street,
was deraiied owing to the neglect OF
tain and keep in repair the rSado &c,
said street. as required by the terms Of
an ordinance approved December =.
Because Of such neglect. this COM
pany. sustained heavy loss damage
and injury to It's equipment, business
and for money paid for injuries sus-
tained by passengers aboard said car car.
claim for damages to the extent OF It's
loss. namely. $4,000. This notice Is
given pur suant TO Section 279 OF the
City Charter. Compilation or 1904.
Respectfully snhmitted, NV
r w BROOKS.
General Manager
Accepted and referred to Corpora
ton Counsel
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From thu Clark.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--I beg TO advise your
Honorable Body that ! am In receipt
of the following communication from
tho d. ". r.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
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WALTER BARLOW.
{, Assistant Corporation Counsel.
rom III. Board Of Poor Commission

Il the Honorable the Common Council:
S0entlemen--In response to adver-
3seneut for bids for the installation
\ 4 Refrfeerator system In the He-
Kiving Hospital the Board OF Poor
R,ynsniaaionsrs received the folowing
Foposxls In accordance with specin-
f6erican Carbonic Machinery
3C6.. Chicago. Ill. .$4l93 W
Ilnsrican Carbonic Machinery
leo. Grand Rapids. WIS, 3,4so w
|tiumph Ice Machine Co.. Gin ar an
ne bstro nI0 Mich. $500 90
5uetteman q Kramer Co.. De
VS. IS s., ;:...::..::::: I'll. .sas sc 90
Uhns. Manviiis Co. Detroit
Nc. i...,................ s.ssSSSS 90 90
|1rhs American. Carbonic Machinery
y. Of Grand Rapids, Wis. were the
h.vest bidders and the Board, there
-. entered into contract with the
mpany for the installation OF car
|{n3o system a. $4,000, and respect
hiy reauest the approval and con-
Ilmation OF same by your HONORABLE
'6espectfuiiy submitted.
II. II. PRENzLAUER+
Bsssrrsd to the COMMITTEES on Ways
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COMMON COUNCIL


said asssssmsnts be collected from the
'esverei psrsons liable TO pay the same
according 20 law {
I approve the form Of the above
WALTER BARLOW.
Assistant Corporation Counsel.
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Nv Aid. FTellVnAQ-
Resolved. That the vote whereby 80
much of resolution accepting ana nr-
proving plat OF "Hamilton's suboivf-
sion on part OF old lot Sc. OF part OF
private Claims 76s and 3To." accom- II
panyine report ef Committee on street
Openings was adopted September -,
1914 IL. G.. c.. p. 1857. be and tnc'
same is hereby rescinded. owing ~
change in caption of said plat and De-
y resolved. That the plat Of ''fianii.
tons subdivision Of part OF lots end
2. niso vacated alley and Schley AVE-
nue. OF the sub. OF lots 80. 81 and ~
OF Crawford's Subdivision o. the ~
Tract being part OF p G. ass" be and
the Same is hereby accepted and ep =
nroved and the commissioner OF Pub
iie Works be and n he y . nsfsp Nat See'
Ysas--AiJ, Allan, Bleil. Burton. CO.
Cranshaw. Dnl. pineeman. ne 49, ~
rreiwaid. Gilman. outhard HlnQle>
Sowr. owen. Robinson Role. scheuaan-
skv schuftr. Stefanoyski fhouI4cH
Vernon. WarteIl Wensei. WILSON. Vine
zirk and the Prssident--51
Nays-None.
1psnsoixed. That the Department. .ef
Public works Be and q h1reQy !o-
struoted 20 trAnsnle % - Coool9.M{1
4 suppiensnta1 estimate - ~ Ane~~<
sossss.sea = xszs roes3
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From tho Clerk.

Accepted and EXPERIMENTATION con-
Cured In.
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Frer, The neer,atIon Commission.

Referred to the Committee on Way
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06

lrIct. and anewer Che complaint filed aeainst you in Ono above entitled action within thirty dfgG from the daio of the service Of .his 8ummons upon you. md Ii you fail to SO ep- pear and onswer. for want thereof tho plaintiff will take judgment against yon and win apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said c0mu|olnt lo.wit the dissolution Of the bonds of matrImony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and de- fondant, a copy of which said conn pIant is served herewith.
 The date of the order Of publica' tIon herein is November 8 l9l5' the period of publication is six weeks, ond the time within which defendant ia required to appear and answer Co the complaint on lile herein is thir- iy days after Che last publication hereof
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunlo set my hand and affixed the Seal Of ihe ebove Court, this 4th day Of November. A. D.. 19l5.
 J. w. BELL Cieark. By c. z Denny Deputy Clerk. (ScaD S. II. MlLWEE,
 Attorney For Plaintiff. First publication, Nov 8, 1915. Last publication, Dec 70, 1915
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g. g s @ g. s @ 9 s g g Q @ q. q 6
 T. R. Mcconnell left last night for Latouehe where he will assume charge of the electrical engineering of copper mine at that place He was accompanied by Mrs. McConnelh lhis bride of @ month.
 E. R. Peoples, a leading merchant of Falrbanks passed through to Cor dova on the steamship Admiral Ev- ans last night, on his way home He is accompanied by his family. Mr.. Peoples had large shipment of freight aboard the Evans, including an automobile
 Collector of Customs John F. Pugh and family have reached California, on their way home from Alabama, where Mrs. Pugh and Venitia Pugh have been visiting They are expect CT home some time this month.
 Mrs. F. l.. Faulkner will be some tomorrow night from Aberdeen Wash, where she has been visiting
 B. c. Delzere returned last night from Ketchikan
 Mitchell Rose, who played a star game for Juneaus baseball team last summer has gone to Los Angeles.
 Miss Cordelia Jennings, daughter of Judge and Mrs Robert w. Jen- nings of Juneau has commenced her studies at Gunston Hall @ leading girls school of Washington, D. c. Miss Jennings reached Washington two weeks after Che school opened. She was accompanied East by her uncle, .J F. Pugh
 Charles E Heron, well known Al- aska politician and promoter passed through to Seward on the steamship Admiral Evans last night He expects to spend a few days in the Westward city
 Lieut.. J. c. Mehafiey. an engineer with the road commission, returned to Valdez last night
 William F. Merchant, a former Ju- neau resident. passed through to Seward on the Admiral Evana last night. He win return to Juneau in two or three weeks. and expects to remain here for a visit of several days. Since Mr. Merchant left here a year ago he has been making his home in Seattle
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NOTICE OF MARsHALis SALE

NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE
 NOTICE IS HERTBY cIvEN that under and pursuant to writ of exc cutlon issued out of the District Court for Alaska, Division Number Cne in the case of Victor Won Arx vs Jos- eph Bozich. duly placed in my hands for service. l have levied upon that certain lot situated on Douglas Isl- Land. Aiaskas between the Mexican Mine and the Ready Bullion Mine which said let fronts 52 feet along the Treadwell railroad track and runs back a distance Of 59 feet being 9 piece of ground 52x59 feet ln dimon- sions and lying south of the lot of A. Graber, and being tue same lot sold by Victor Won Arx to Joseph Boz ich June 25th. 1914, together with all the houses and Improvements there on. and that on Tuesday the 80th day of November l915. at ho Court House door in Juneau Alaska at the hour of eleven o'clock IA M J win offer said lot for sale to toe highest and best bidder for cash to make the moneys in said writ mentioned
 Dated this. the 29th day Of October. 1915. H. A. BISHOP
 By d. I. MANNING Marshal.
 Deputy
 Pub 1O-SO-1l-6-18-20
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JUST A STATEMENT

The rumor circulated around the town. that p. Wolland has sold out, is not true. He is stil in business, and is very much alive The osso- citation of MT. D. c. Dahlin with the business of F. Wolland was perfected in order to facilitate matters. as the hnaino07. hoo boou growing very pleas. antly for somo time. ond to give those who do not like the personality of the "Old-Man" 8 chance to have their clothes made in their home town by patronizing MT Dahlin.
 Mr. Dahlin in associating himself with me because he believes in 'Home Industry" and is giving his patrons a "Fair Deal" Mr. Dahlin is a first class cutter and a thorough mechan. ic, well worthy of the attention Of the best citizen of the community
 Yours Truly.
 F. WOLLAND.
 Third Street second door
 from Post office
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MINING COMPANY ASKS
REDUCTION OF DAMAGES

In the suit filed by Roy Snyder against the Naska-Juneau Mining Co., to recover $500 damages for the loss of a middle finger Of his left hand answer has been filed by the Alaska- Juneau Company asking that the ann ount of damages be stipulated as SlSo Instead of $500 The accident is al. legged to have occurred on August 4i 1915 The piainti1 is represented by o. A. Tucker. while Hollonthol & Hel- lenthal appear for the defense.
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rnam No. 6
TO MANAGE AUTO SHOP.

w. p. Lloyd arrived last night from San Francisco and today took charge of the automobile supply department of tho Union Iron Works Mr. Lloyd is an experienced man. having been fore. man of one of San Francisco's larg est auto shop for the past two years
 Lloyd has taken up his residence at Lhe GasIlnaan.
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Trinity lEplsoopaD Chuproh

Trinity (EpisoopaD chupreh Rev. c. D. Christian, Priest in charge.
 Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.
 Celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 11 a. m.. with sermon. Subject: "The Holy Eucharist-the Chief Service of the Church. the Only One Appointed by Our Lord-(D Sacrifice. (2) Feast, (Sl Communion" Onertory solo "The King of Love My Shepherd ls' (Gou- nod), Miss Snow The public is cor dialy invited to the service.
 Holy Baptism immediately after the above service followed by Sunday school
 No service in the evening. Daily morning prayer at g; evening prayer at 5. with special prayers for thc Mis- sion to be hold Nov 28th-Dec. 5th
 The men of the congregation will meet Wednesday at 8 in the basement of the church. and the women of the congregation are asked to meet in the church the same afternoon at q, to dis cuss and prepare for the mission.
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oAoorF APPEARS CONTENT

News from the barracks where AL ex Gagoff is under death watch be- ing sentenced to hang on March DO. is that he is apparently happy and undisturbed. He eats and sleeps we'll and talks freely and iokingly with his guards (Wmtehorse star)
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TO P. L Cemmet and F schultheis, Defendants, GREETING:
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA, you are here by commanded to be and appear in the above entitled Court, holden at Juneau, i'm said Division of said Dis. trict. and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled action within thirty days from the date of the service of this summona upon you; and. if you fail to so ap pear and answer. for want thereof the plaintiff will take judgment against you for Che sum specified in the complaint on file herein, to-wit: The sum of Thirty Five Hundred Dol lars. together with interest, attorneys fees and costs a copy of which com plaint is served herewith.
 The date of the order of publica- ton herein is November g, 1915; the period of publication is six weeks, and the time within which defendant Is required to appear and answer to the complaint on file herein is thlr- iy days after the last publication hereof
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have hcreunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the above Court. this 4th day of November, A. D.. 1915
 J. W. BELL, Cleark. By c. z Denny Deputy Clerk. (seaD $. T. MILWEE,
 Attorney For Plaintiff. First publication Nov. 6, 1915. Last publication, Dec. 17, 1915.
 -l.-.-e--
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MercALF's MEN WIN
-

Captain Frank Metcalrs Bees hung 1t on Captain Herb Jones' insurrectos when Teams and in the Elks' bowling tournament met last night
 Tomorrow at 2:80 Teams 2 and 8 will meet
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Co Douglas we ere going to take our million dollars end Invest it ln lota oi lots on the other eide of tho chan. nell We win probably own @ Ford Flying machine by then too
 WE FEEL sLICHTED IN NOT having been elected Co captain one of che bowling teams at tho Eiks. We howled 70 once and Sl another time. and then out clear sky VIC bowled 2u. We hove always been iltlie off our regular game since then but wo havo never lost an opportunity to tell about our bis score.
 tsette
 BEING A REPUTABLE MORAL young man we are not going Go say anything about the ad appearing in last weeks Sunday Post about the ladies upside down
 peetse
 WE VERY NEARLY LOST A FIN ger putting on our wife's rubbers
 eettat
 WE ARE GOING TO BE IN A kissing sone at the Elks Cabaret show and believe us. when we hold the fan up in front of us. there won't be any make believe going on behind it
 aesefe
 WE BET BURT BREWSTER IS glad that New Jersey is Republican, and maybe some others are too.
 sfrqer
 WE WISH AL HARRIS WOULD come back SO that we could have some moro fun ii seems quiet around Che office.
 eseeee
 IF WE SEE ANY MORE PIC lures like the Exploits of Elaine we win be afraid to get up in the dark mornings and light the fires at home. What we will do Is to SO to the mov- les alone and then on the mornings when we arc afraid, then our wife
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06

The telephone and the want ad. arc thc two oreatert convenlences neecs- cary to modern business. You have tho telephone, call THE EMPIRE up and tell us your wants and we will furnish Che ad C1O-26.t0
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Methodist Episcopal Church. Corner 4th C. Seward.
 p C pIarIrwnlI Pastor


 Services morning and evening, at II and 7:3O o'clock
 Sermons by the pastor Themes: "The Changeiess Christ" and Light out of Darkness" Special music by the choir.
 Sunday School at 12 m Epworth League at 6:SO D. m.
 Prayer meeting. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Meeting of the Woman's Social Union. Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Marshall Gymnasium classes, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 (John B. Stevens. Pastor) Morning service at n o'clock In the absence of the pastor Rev. Owen Umsiead ol the Douglas Congregations al church, win occupy the pulpit Soprano solo, "Only Waiting" Mrs. Dawes.
 Sunday School meets at l2:OO. No other services will be held in the church on this date.
 Regular services as usual next Sun day.
 Prayer meeting on Thursday eve- ming ct 7:30
 The Ladies Aid uiil meet with Mrs. w. H Case on Friday tho 12th, ct 2.30 o'clock
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SUMMONS. Mo- 1878

in the District Court for the Distriot
 of Aiaoka' Division No. I.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06

Tonight only any copy Of sheet mu. sic in our window l0c. Don't miss it. Juneau Music House (6-lt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06

To Jamos H Doyle Defendant GREETING
 IN THE NAME or TIED UNITED STATES or AMERICA you are here by commanded lo bc and appear in the above entitled Court holden o, Juneau. in said Division or said Dis
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having been appointed adminis- trator of the estate Of Oscar Ivar Holmquist. by the Commissioner for tho Territory of Alaska. sitting in Pro bate in Juneau Precinct by order is- sued November 8. 1915. an persons having claims against said estate are required to present them. verified as by law prescribed within six months of the date Of this notice to the un- dersiwed administrator at Room 2l0 in the Seward Building. Juneau Ale aska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06

WE WISH THAT WE COULD BE in Seattle while Harry Raymond and Jack McBride are there. and n we were in Seattle while they were there we would probably which thol we
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06

JACK CHAMBERLAIN CAME IN. Go our office lhe other day looking for a certain person who shares our roof with us and il was pretty enrly ln lhe morning and he asked. "Haye you seon Joe2 and we said 'ies. he has been here and gone And Jack said, surprised like "He must have been up all night And when we told Joe he neither denied nor affirm. ed We are going to ask Charley about it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-06
An Old Favorite

What has become Of the old-fash- toned character of fiction who owned O counting house?-Nouisville cour- ier-Journal.)
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chrletian selence.

Services are held in Christian Sci- enco Church. Fifth street between Main and Seward. every Sunday at Ia a. DO. Subject for tomorrow's lesson sermon Adam and Fallen Man"
 Everybody is welcome.
 Sunday School at 70 a. 10. Wednesday night meetings at eight o'clock.
 Free reading room at the church Wednesday afternoon from 9 to 5.
 Russian Orthodox churohr
 Rev. A. p Kashevaron. Rector Holy Liturgy Of st. John Chrysos- tom. Usual sermon at the end, 1o:oO a. m. Sunday school at 1:00 D. m. Evening yespers. 5:OO D. m.
 e e e
 Thane Sunday servioes.
 R. A. Buchanan. Pastor. Sunday school ct 1O:3O a. ID. No other Sunday school in Thane. You arc In vited. Preaching at $500 D.. m. Subject: "The Greatest Good" This is the only public worship in Thane.
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Last nlght's scores

White bowled for Shepard in the
 second frame.
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SaTUrDAy SaYInes
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WE ARE COMMENCING TO FEEL already the demoraiizing influence of Bert sperry who has lately joined our li,tle throng.
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MMns + DoYLu. Defendant.
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LOOK AT THIS oNEil-
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.ELIzABErH D0YLE- PIaInliII