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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
Don't Be Bilious,
Headachy, Sick
or Constipated
Enjoy lifel Liven your liver
and bowels tonight and
feel great.
Wake up with head clear, stom-
ach sweet, breath right,
cold gone.

Take one OF two cascarets tonight and
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your tongue clean breath sweet. stomach
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next day like salts. pills or ealomei.
They're finel
Mothers should give a whole Casoaret
anytime to cross, sick. bilious or feverish
children because It will act thoroughly
and can not injure
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
Simple Home Treatment
to Remove Hairy Growths
(Beauty cuiture.)

Two or three minutes use OF delatone
paste win Danish every biz OF hair from
your face. neck or arms. This paste Is
made by mixing some water with pow
dered delatone. After the paste Is re
moved. the skin should be washed 20 free
Il from the remaining delatone and II will
be clear and spotless You will not be
disappointed with this treatment n you
are sure 10 obtain real delatone from
your druggist Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

definite character regarding the more
essential details Is received. such in
formation n expected by cable from
American consuls and possibly from the
French government. which Is understood
TO be taking dispositions.
The state department considers that
Mrs. Greis charge that the submarine
fired on the Ancona after the ship
stopped. may be taken as conclusive evi-
dence. whether warning was given still
is an open question. Secretary Lansing
considers that the evidence on that fea-
ture IL inconclusive. il was pointed out
today that because Mrs. Greil was the
only native American survivor Of the
disaster much weight would attach to
her statement.
Concul Mason will attempt TO get more
affidayits from citizens Of other nation
allties. preferably from neutrals.
! ssIror .uFff yt.rT. aaroud- n a nd
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surweons smII for London.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Thirty surgeons,
including specialists In various branches
OF practice. and thirty-six nurses sailed
today on the steamship Noordam for
London. as the second Harvard unit TO
nurse wounded soldiers. The party
probably will be stationed at base hos
pital In France.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

cXUa large sweeping surface, and yet
the holding device is so small and com
pact it can get into every nook and
corner of the room, under bureaus,
bookcases, radiators-anywhere that
you can put the human hand.
The Polly Prim Mop is replenished
without soiling hands. Merely pour a
little polish into the reservoir and it will
be evenly distributed throughout all
the mop strands.
You can hang the Polly Prim Mop
back of the door without sOiling wood
work or walls by contact.
We know that if you once use the
Polly Prim Mop or Polish you will
never be contented to use any other
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19
Indise.tion' Came Eat' No
AnoetiteV

DR.. Kings New Life Pills stir up your
liver, aid digestion. you feel fine. the next
day. only 2bo. All druggists-Adver-
tisement
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Brandeis Stores
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
FOR
OMAHA

time preventing "age dry capitalization checking, cracking
scaling and duling
Polly Prim Polish engthens the life and indispensable in
the proper of good furniture pianos oil paintings carriages
hardwood floors woodwork and all finely finished surfaces
1t is employed In fine homes hotels Salons piano and
furniture show all America and Europe Polly
50c or 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

mop polish It is the handeSt most convenient and
perfect mop ever devised.
1t is so light strong and compact that it makes using
pleasure You the Polly Prm Mop to appreciate
many superior points No other mop compares with it
actual daily
is genuinely good value at the regular price of SIPS
limited time you get Polly Prm Mop free with $40
full quart (S2 oz.) can of Polly PTim Polish
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

1t contains no gum, roSln, acid or
allzali, or any other ingredient that will
injure the most delicate vanished sur
face.
1t will not gum, become rancid or
precipitate (settle). Polly Prim Polish
accomplishes three operations with one
simple application. 1t cleans thoroughly
-brightens like new and preserves the
varnish.
1t removes stains, dirt, dust, CRIME
and undesirable settings, effecting inn
maculate cleanliness and giving a rich,
glistening surface.
The varnish pores take up Polly
Prim Polish and it restores the varnish
to it's original brilliancy, at the same
time T1reventinc "ao1e drv" cr-vstalizai
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Throw Away Your Old Mop

Do not bother with old-stye heavy, tirng awkward
cumbersome mop-no matter if it's brand new.
The Polly Prm Mop so light does tire you it.
1t is made of metal, handsomely nickel plated, with
enameed wood handle 1t strong and durable; nothing
to crack or break and mop strands cannot come out.
1t easy to keep cean just the handle and throw
the mop into boiling water The Polly Prim Mop has an
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-19

the life In defective"
The telephone rang. Or. Halselden
answered It and talked five minutes with
a woman. She pleaded with him to save
the babys life When he returned from
the phone. he smiled. sadly:
''she called me Names" he said. 1T
IL strange what a fuss people are making
over this case. when all these abortions
so unnoticed."
The little bundle. which was the cen
ter OF all eyes. stirred and a feeble cry
was heard.
mot much longer to walt. little one.
said the doctor. gently. adding to those
near him. ''he Ia dying"
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Up 20 Nature.

Dr. Murphy said today;
The baby's life Is In the hands Of 9
higher power. Mature will provide the
best remedy"
Dr.. Rosalie NJ. Ladova, commented
"A life Ia life and wish DR.. Haiselden
would step aside and let someone else
operate"
Clarence Darrow. the lawyer. known
also as humanitarian. Remarked;
+ "Chloroform unfit children. Show them
the same mercy that is shown beasts no
longer fit to live"
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A For Sale" an wni turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
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Most OF the visitors today treated the
baby az II 1t were uneanny. DR. Haisel-
den. who had condemned Il to death.
alone treated Il like human being. lie
earessed lie little twisted cheeks ana said
tenderiy:
He win be dead before the night is
over"
IT would be moral wrong ne con-
iinued. TO allow this baby 10 live. II
seems % me that city which allows a
black band outrage every week thou
sand aDortons day and an automobile
aceident every round or the clock -
hardly Il position TO eritiGke = man
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DOCTORS ACTION
Is INDICATED
Post Mortem Shows Bollinger Baby
Would Have Been Mentally
Defective and Paralytic.
MANY VIEWS TAKEN OF CASE

CONTINUED from Page one)
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You'll Like Polly Prim Polish

Do not confuse Polly Prim with ordinary polish.
Polly Prim Polish is a scientific compound made after the
world famous formula of DubeckMonhardt of Germany.
You sit in chair that has been polished with Polly
Prm and your clothing will not be stained soiled
1t will roughen fade, stain soil curtains, rugs
carpets Used in Polly PTn Mop will streak smear
Polly Prim Polish clear solution without grit solids
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
EXCELLENT PROGRAM AT
 WomAN's CLUB MEETING

DOUGLAS. Aug. n. - Despite the drenching rain Of yesterday after noon. there was a large attendance at the regular meeting of the Douglas Island Woman's club. held at the res idenuce ol Mrs. Gustav Roene in Douglas. Miss Margaret Roene. daughter of the hostess. opened the afternoons program with @ plano se- lection. The Maiden's Prayer" " which was very much enjoyed.
 Paul Kegei delivered a lecture on the Life and History Of Operas of Wagner"
 1ir. Kegei then took up the operas and to Illustrate Wagner's harmonies, the following selections were played by Mrs. Grier:
 Spinning Song" from 'The Flying Dutchman."
 Pngrims' Chorus" form Tam hauser."
 Prize Song" (Walthers).
 Funeral March, from "Seigfried. "
 Mrs. Robert Coughiin rendered a solo in German from the Bridal Cho- rus" Of Lohengrin.
 Through the kindness of Elmer E. Smith. a number Of Wagner records were loaned the club to illustrate Wag. nerian music
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

TREADWELL. Aug. 1l.-A big meeting Of the TreadweI fire depart ment win be held at the fire hall Fri day night. to make final arrangements for the Fireuen's Ball which will take place on tho 18th.
 Steve Gala. who has been employ ed at the Mexican mine for the past year. will be a southbound passenger on the Ai-Ni He win visit his old home in Bridgeport. Conn.
 Frank Reynolds has taken a position as sampler at the assay office.
 J. l. Kinisaid returned from the south on the Admiral Watson last night He has been visiting friends on the Sound for the past month.
 The regular weekly rehearsal Of the Treadwen Band will be held to- morrow night at the fire hall
 Nick Martin win leave for Mis- souri on the Al-Ki
 Charles Wortman win leave within @ few days to visit the Exposition at San Francisco.
 LOST-Part of agate watch fob. marked "G. R." in gold letters. Re- turn to Mrs. Richards. Treadwel gill?
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
JURiE0 CALLED FOR
 KETcHiKAN COURT TERM

Al two o'clock this afternoon che jury panel for the coming Ketchikan term of court was called and the iol- lowing men wore drawn Co serve as grand purymen:
 From Ketclikan--J. Hawthorne, R. p. Petty. N Caspermen, J. J. Aiexan- der, John Furlong, F. S. Burkhart, James Newman and E. A. Heath; from Petersburg e. E. Swanson, ?. Joreg- enson. Charles Green, A. Glommen, Fred Potten, S. Johanson and Ed. Krauso, from Wrangell-M. F Hof- stad. c. A. Blackington, K. J. Johan- sen. A. A. Hollonback, A. S. Hanson H. Grabsoth. J. F. Manlon and Al 0s- born.
 The petit jury list is as follows; From Wrongell-L. c. Patenaude, H. H. Thursion. J. c. Biorge Pat Loitus, Ken Talmage. Ed Campbell, Fred Amundson. R. E. Brown, John Bender Ralph Brown and Oscar Carlson; from Ketchiian-- Tom Clemmenson w. Angel. Bart Daley. IT, Caspsrson w. R. Janggen. E. Bong, F. c. Heath E. E. Peckham. Geo. Morrison, F. F. Bold, Frank copp. Frank Hart and L. Clark.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
MILITARY PLANS
 REQUIRE S45O,0O0,OOO

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1O-lf the pro- gram now under consideration by the army and navy chiefs is finally adopt ed. the United States win begin the expenditure of S45O,OOO,oOO to place the nation in O position where it need fear attack from no nation in the en- tire world This plan S2OO,OOO,O0O for the army and $25O,OOOOOO for the navy. will be ready for President Woodrow Wilson upon his return to Washington from Cornish.
 Deialls Of Pians
 The navy plans are said to provide for the construction Of at least four super-dreadnaughts and probably two battble cruisers of the British Queen Elizabeth type. A large number of destroyers, upwards of 100 submarines 30 for each coast; an increase of about 1S.OO0 in enlistment authoriza- tions; aeronautlcal base at Pensacola; enlargement of the Naval Academy to overcome a prospective shortage of 900 officers; big appropriation to be used at the discretion of the sec retary of the nacvy. and legislation giving the new board of civilian in- ventors a legal status. The army pro- gram includes: Increase in the reg ular army of 10000 and federalized militia Of 27O.OOO; the proposal to dou- ble the output Of officers from West Point and the possible establishment of a second military academy near the Pacific Coast; authorization of equipment for army of 100000 men. and comprehensive plans for an in- crease in ordnance supplies and coast defences. including 800 per cent. in- crease in stored ammunition, fort at mouth Of Chesapeake Bay; and the emplacement at New York and else where of 16-inch coast defence guns
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
ARMY TUG IS
 MAKING SURVEY
 OF FISH TRAPS

That the Federal government in. tends to enforce the statute requiring that permits be obtained from the War Department before nsh-traps or other obstruction to navigation can be established. Is indicated.
 The United States steam tug Wil- son. in the service Of the Engineering Corps. United States army, arrived in Juneau last night, with Inspector F. S. Greedy Of Seattle. ''We are maS- ing an inspection of the fish traps of Southeastern Alaska. under orders is- sued by the War Department through Lieut-Col J. B. Cavanaugh of Seat tle. and have covered the waters in the North and Western part of this district" Mr. Greedy said. Permits for the construction of any obstruc- ton to navigation are required by law. but none have been applied for, in Alaska, and we are making up a report. We have visited about one hundred and ten traps since we reached these waters. and we have yet a great deal of territory Co visit before we return to the Sound.
 Tug on First Visit.
 The Wilson is making her visit to Alaska waters. She is in command of Capt. George F. Stone and left Seat tie July 21 Capt. s. A. Mccarthy, we'll known as an Alaska navigator is making the trip as the Wilson's pilot The tug carries crew of ten men.
 The Wilson was built in 1899 at Bal lard. Wash. She is 100 feet long, has beam of 22 feet and is feet in depth. She is equipped with Scotch Marine boilers. capable of furnishing $50 horsepower. Her average speed is 10 knots per hour. She went to Treadwen today to take on fuel oil, and win leave the harbor tonight. for Frederick Sound, and the district to the South of here. She is due back in Seattle. her headquarters, by Sep tember l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
NAVY DEPARTMENT TO
 ENTERTAIN UNION VETERANS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-Submar- ines and swift-running torpedo boat destroyers will be brought to Wash ington by the Navy Department to add a special feature to the series of events which are to take place at the national capital in connection with the forthcoming encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Secre- tary Of the Navy Josephus Daniels is desirous that the old veterans shall be afforded an opportunity to see some of the implements of modern warfare in order to show by contrast with those which were in use half a cen- tury ago the progress of which has been made since the days when the Grand Army men and their brothers in the navy bore arms.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
FOREST FIRES STILL RACE NEAR
 HAYNES

HAYNES, Aug. 9.-The forest fires are stin raging in this vicinity The forestry agent has gang of about twenty men fighting fire on the forest reserve. across the bay from Haines. Mir. Hubbard, agent for the public do- main has gang of men above Haines lighting fire. Another gang is m the neighborhood of Henry Anyways home stead They have every idle man in this nelghborhood at work, and had to send to Skagway for about twen- ty men. The town is thought to be out of danger. They are now trying to save the timber.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
RETURNS WITH BRIDE.

Arthur c. Thane. accompanied by his bride. who until two weeks ago was Miss Alice English Of San Fran cisco. returned to Juneau on the Admiral Watson last evening. Mir. Thane is cousin of Bart l.. Thane. general manager Of the Alaska Cas- tneau Mining company. and will be employed at Sheep creek.
 MT. and Mrs. Thane are registered at the New Cain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
ALASKA wlLL DE MECCA.

SEATTLE, Aug. 6. - Col Jolin A. sleicher. president of the Leslie Judge Company accompanied by his son. Paul sleicher. returned yesterday morning on the steamer Admiral Wat son from tour of Alaska and left yesterday for New York via Glacier National park. He predicts a wonder ful growth for the Northern territory and is convinced that 1t will soon be. come a Mecca for all tourists.-(seat- tie P-I)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
MINE FOREMAN BURIED.

DOUGLAS. Aug. Il. - Giacomo Brondino formerly foreman or the Chichagof mine, who was accidental ly drowned on July 4. was buried in the cemetery here yesterday. The funeral was conducted by the Eagles Lodge. Brondino's body was found Aug. 6th. having been washed up on shore not far from where Brondino met death.
 The remains were brought to Doug las on the packet ChichagoR.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
MRS. cAMPEN AELo.

Mrs. Walter Campen was today held to the grand jury. charged with shoot ing her husband. with intent to kill. She was unable to furnish bail of SS.- 000.
 Campen. just out of the hospital, testified that he had angered his wife by teasing" her about being discon- tented with Der home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

DOUGLAS. Aug. 1.-The Masons held a very interesting meeting last night Work In the first degree was giyen. and after the meeting ban Quet was served.
 Dave Brown. foreman Of tho ''S00' min at Treadwen. recently returned from Che Sitka Hot Springs. where he has been undergoing treatment for rheumatism.
 The Eagles have prepared an enter lainmont for the ladies tomorrow night at their club. Happy" Dune ans orchestra, from Juneau. win be in attendance.
 The Ladies League Of the Congre- gadoual church hold their regular TO- cent tea at the church Thursday after noon.
 WANTED-Medium duty 10 or l2 h. D. gas engine Must be reasonable. Box 123. Treadweii P. O. S-ii-Sl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
AMERICAN COTTON
 CROP BREAKS RECORD

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. H. New Orleans Cotton Exchange estimates the commercial cotton crop for the year ended July sl at 15.1OS,O11 bales, an increase of 225.51S over the pre-. vious year The Southern consump- ton made a new record at 3,16S,SSS bales.
 Gigantic cotton warehouses. design ed to hold 100000 bales of cotton are being constructed in New Orleans
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
scouT eETs APpoINTMENr.

J. Patterson Wardlaw. a boy scout formerly Of Alaska. has been appoint ed by Gov. J. F. A. Strong to repre- sent Alaska in the boy scout parade to be held in Columbia. South Caro- lima. on the occasion of the South Carolina Harvest Jubilee which is to be held on October 26-S0.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
TWO BIG FEATURES
 AT THE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS. Rug. 11.-Another good siz-reel show win be given at the Ly- ric theatre tonight. and win consist of @ three-reel feature entitled "The Price Of Sacrifice.
 For the Freedom of Cuba" @ two reel Bison film. and a comedy entitled Mike and Jake in Mexico"
 The same show win be repeated to- morrow night ''t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
ANCHOR FOR WRECK
 EXPEDITION COMING

A S-ton anchor for use of W. J. Rogers. head Of the Islander treasure hunt. is on It's way to Juneau. and will arrive tomorrow on the steam. ship Spokane. The anchor was se- cured from the Northland Dock Co, of Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
DETROIT AUTOMOBILE
 BUSINESS INCREASING

DETROIT. Aug. 11.-It is estimated that SSOO,O00.0O0 of automobile busi- ness was done in Deroit in the year ended June 30, 1915. and that in the year ending June S0 1916. 100000 mo- tor cars win be shipped, aggregating $500 100000
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
URGES CIRCULATING IN
 WAR sTocKs STOPPED

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The Com mercial and Financial Chronicle calls upon the New York Stock Exchange to stop what it terms tho speculative debauch" in war stocks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
PLANS TO ORGANIZE
 pEFENsEs COMPLETED
-

WASHINGTON, Aug. II. - Plans have been completed for the reorgan lzatlon of the arm wand coast defens es. 1t was announced at the war de partment today. The plans will be submitted to the President.
 The Cabinet is to meet Friday af ternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
ELEcTRIcIANs asHocKE0T

Jack McCann and Arthur Strand berg. electricians. were struck by a live wire when a falling tree snapped a high tension line near the head of Second street today and received cleo trical burns. Neither was seriously injured. The wire started a brush fire. which soon was burned out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Aug. I1.--Alaska Gold closed at SS#, Chino at 44% Ray 22A Utah Copper 06H. Butte and Superior 65%
 Copper remained at 17A. The mar ket was dull
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
TENDERS IN PORT.

The cannery tender Excursion, of Talu Harbor, is in port.
 The mine tender Chichagoff is in port. awaiting the arrival of the steamer Al-Ki from Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
HAoLuND SUES FOR sioOo

Jack Hadlund of ePtersburg has filed suit against J. T. Field to recover SlOOO damages and complete restitu- ton of about . acres of land in Pet ersburg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

Miss Hana Elise Biegert and Miss Margaret Stott were passenger on the Watson and have come to visit Mrs. G. T. Jackson of Thane. They will be here for about ten days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

A bill of sale has been filed in the Recorders office closing the sale of household goods to the value of $ll from Mary S. Long to A. K. Frisco. The bill of sale is provisional, owner ship of the property to rest with the vendor until payment which is being made omnthly at the rate of S1o each have been fully made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
pRlNcE WILLlAM souNo

l T "TT"W- || I8-7T|'T'I - -
 cANNERiEs COMPLETE PACK
 CORDOvA. Aug l. The fishing season hereabouts is about over this year and the local canneries report a very satisfactory pack CCordoya TImesl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
PITTSBURGH FILLING
 sfoo,coo,ooo FOREIGN ORDERS

PITTSBURGH. Aug. H. Foreign contracts aggegating S1OO.oOO,OOO are being filled by Pittsburgh manufac- turers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

Chris Tveten and John Bruce. of Petersburg are at the Alaskan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

People come to the Juneau Drug Go. because they get the best goods and the best service; phone 25o. s.9.st
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

Candy for particular people at the Juneau Drug Co.,; delivered immed- lately, phone 25o. S-9-8t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11

We would like to be your family dru79ists. We have the best assorted stoek in Alaska. We have the best seryiee. We are always on the job. You can oct US day or night. Our f5 year8 of drug experience qualities us for your service. Our prices arc the same as Outside. "Ask your doctor" The Juneau Drug Co.,, phone 25o. S-s-St
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 Notice is hereby given that the fin- al account of the estate of J. w. Way delich, deceased, has been rendered to said Court for settlement, and that Saturday the 9th day of October, 1915 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day has been duly appointed by said Court for the settlement there of at which time any persons inter. ested in said estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing, to said account and contest the same. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this S1st day of July, 1915.
 (seal JOHN B. MARSHALL,
 United States Commission
 or and exoficio Probate
 Judge.
 First publication, August 2 1915. Last publication, August 30, 1915.
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WANTED - Two respectable maio roomers for @ front room. inQuiro Mrs. D. Campbell. near rreadwel P. o. I-2s-ll
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-11
EuEn FOR RECORD.

Frank A. Aldrich has filed notice of location of 12 lode claims three water rights and two millsites in Aux Bay.