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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
JOHN JoHNsoNs RUSSIAN WOLVES
 TIP STAR eAzER

A clipping from an eastern news paper of June 8 states that the ia. nous John Johnson was arrested for running over one Arthur slyman while exercising his racing team on one of the ocean beaches close to New York. slyman had John arrest ed and he was hauled into court at which place he said that he was SO engrossed in handling his fiery steeds that he did not SC the complainant. Slyman testified that he himself was partially responsible because of being deep in the contemplation of the sad sea waves and was not watching out at the time. Johnson was turned loose.-(Nome Nugget)
 Nearly an Alaskans are familiar with the Johnson team of Siberian wolves, which has been entered in the Nome Sweepstakes annually for the past five years. They twice won that classic, Early this year Johnson took the dogs to San Francisco for exhibi- ton purposes, and later joined a nov ing picture concern. There are eigh- teen of the dogs in the string.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
AbASKA TRADE MAY REACH
 SlOO,OOO,OOO


 SEATTLE, Sept. l5.-Alaska's com- merco with the United States, practi- cally all of which Is shipped to and from Seattle will be increased from S64.799,245 last year to at least Sf00,. 00o,OOO this year, and it may exceed that sum. The number of passengers going In and out of Alaska win dou- ! blo that Of last pear.
 This is the opinion of M. S. Whit tier, deputy collector of customs at Juneau, who has been in the Northern service foi more than dozen years. With Mrs. Whittier ho has been spending a flow days in Seattle and lef last night for the North. They registered at The RainierGrand.
 The first seven months of the year showed @ tremendous improvement i'm both exports and imports, according to records compiled by the department at Juneau, the increases in exports, being mainly to the line of copper and other metals. The imports to Alaska this year exceed the figures for 1908 09, the record years of the country when the Copper River & Northwest ern railway was under construction.
 Tho Increase in imports this year is due Go tho mining activity at Ju- neau. where tremendous plants are being installed, augmented by Q lot of material shipped to Anchorage for use in the construction of tho govern. ment railroad and an increased num- Der of small quartz mills and mining plants shipped to various parts of the Territory
 Gold exports are already $2,OOO,OOO ahead of those of last year. This ia accounted for by the fact that biz plants have been in operation in low grade ores. The increase in copper comes mainly from tho Kennecott mines. which are shipping at the rate of more than S1,OOO,OOO a month.
 The increase in the number of pas. sengers going in and out of the Ter ritory this year is due, Mir. Whittier believes, to the fact that Alaska rde. ceiyed a tremendous amount of ad- vertising when the appropriations for the construction of the government railroad was passed by Congress. The value of the advertising was enhanced by work done by Seattle newspapers and commercial institutions. Tour ists, unable to go to Europe. wore attracted to the North.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
ESTABLISHING THE
 BOUNDARY SURVEY

PRINCE RUPERT. B. C.. Sept. lS. The Canada-Alasxa boundary survey and geodedc survey which has been in progress along the B. c. coast is @ most important and exacting work
 Survey parties have been busy near Prince Rupert. as we'll as else where. and in the rugged territory, the operations are certainly strenu- ous.
 The initial point of the boundary at Cape Muzon is on the southern side of the southermost island of the south ern end of Dali Island. and where the curve of the low water mark is touch cd by @ direct line drawn tangent from the boundary point at tho en- trance to the Portland Canal. The line crosses Dixon Entrance.
 The glaciers along the boundary are the largest in the world. except those in the polar regions.
 The surveyors. in their expeditions over the glaciers. have of uevessity Go limit the variety of food. Tea, su- gor. pilot bread. bacon. beans. onions and eyaporated apples. constitute the rations allowed. This Is quite @ con- trast to the menu served where the transportation is easier. for in the camps nothing is wanted in the food line.
 Two reference monuments are at Cape 1luzon. one determined by a primary triangulation expanded west. ward from the mainland in the vicin- fly of Prince Rupert. making use of Stephens. Dundas. Graham. Langara and Prince of Wales group of islands. One line Is 65 miles in length. A concrete pier. IS inches square and about 40 Inches in height. is crested ct each station Co set the theodolite on for the observer. which makes the setting Of the instrument rigid. The instrument is in two boxes. one weighing 160 pounds. the other 45 pounds. and it is quite a task to trans port this instrument to the top of a 3.c00 foot mountaini Reference monuments are also placed along each side of Portland Canal-(Prince Rupert Empire)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
MARTIN MORAN HELPS
 BOOST SEMI CENTENNIAL

When Nome held It's meeting to confer with Secretary J. l.. Mcpher- son of the Alaska Bureau of the Seat. tle Chamber of Commerce. regarding the plans to celebrate Alaska's 5Oth birthday in 1917, Martin p. Moran, known during the recent legislative session as "the gentleman from the Great Kobuk," injected lot of enthus- ism in the meeting,
 The Nome Daily Nugget said:
 Representative Martin Moran took the floor at the request of Mayor Di- mond and started in by stating that he had come to listen but wound up with an eloquent address in which he boosted every thing in sight, in- cluding the Chamber of Commerce. Alaska bureau and particularly the Kobuk section of the Seward Penin- sula, which he described in eloquent detail. as was doubtless very natur- al"
 Nome endorsed the Alaska Bureau plan
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

sourdoughs got in on It's riches except by purchase.
 Which only goes to show that gold is where you find it.
 In the Cripple Creek district, in Colorado. there Is a section known as Tenderioot hill. The name tells the story. When the Fastener appeared in search of gold he was directed to that hlll. Wise men avoided it.
 But the tenderfoot from @ farming State discovered ore and in such for nation and quantity that 1t reminded pioneers of the opening of the Ana conda property and the removal of the ore from the face of @ hill with scrapers and shovels by the open-cut process.
 Nature plays fantastic tricks upon those who would unlock her treasures. -(Fairbanks Citizen)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
WRECKED OLYMPIA
IS BEING sALVEr

To D-llAA SN- v -~
 SEATTLE. Sept. IT, The wreck of the steamer Olympia, which was lost on Bligh Island reef. Prince VII. liam Sound. December 10. 1910. was recalled yesterday. when the freight. CT Seward. of the Alaska Steamship Company just in from the North, dis charged seventy-five tons of fittings, the first salved from the ill-fated ves- sei. says the PostIntelligencer.
 The shipment included 345 fathoms Of chain. davits. anchors. and other parts of the steamer. Neider & Mar GUS. Of Seattle. marine wreckers in conjunction with the Alaska Steam ship Company, are salving the ves- sel.
 The Olympia sailed from Seattle on December 8. 1910, in command of Capt. James r. Daniels. now master of the steamer Alliance. of the Inde- pendent Steamship Company. Joe Large was purser and W. E. Pence freight clerk. both of whom are stin in the service Of the Alaska Steam ship Company.
 Riding high on Bligh island reef the Olympia has served as a warning to mariners and it has been suggested on several occasions that the vessel be filled with cement and converted into a lighthouse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
pArENr FoR Aor seRINes LAN0
FAIRBANKs-If the final certifi

FAIRBANKs-If the final certlfi- cate issued today out of the local land office is approved by the commission. CT of the general land office at Wash ington. Mrs. Cordelia Karshner, of Hot Springs, will become the owner of the first piece of patented land in Interior Alaska. This is the first fi- nal certificate ever issued out of the local land office. Should 1t be ap- proved. and there is little doubt but that it. will. 1t will be returned here and a patent will immediately be is- sued to Mrs Karshner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
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EsPlERRE0
Wonderful Dramatlzatlon of the Most Thrilling Incidents of the French Revolution At the Grand
 Theatre Tonight.

Come to the Grand theatre tonight, and see something that is way up in the productions of historical features, something that is not slow, but full of actual thrills and one that is sure to make you think. This feature is taken from the French history, and everybody throughout the world read tho great "Robespierre7-just come and see.
 "As a Warner drama.
 "scooDed by Hencoop1 - a clever Powers comedey-closes @ great his- torical show at the Grand tonight. '''
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
AT THE oRPHEUM

Tonight the same show as shown last night. which included @ late Pathe Daily with all the late events.
 The last issue of Dolly of the Dail. ies" entitled "Hard Cash" a two part Edison feature and a Imaginable com edy by the Kalem Company entitled "McBride's Bride"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
MRS. c. g. 5UNNELL
 JOINS HER HUSBAND

FAIRBANKS. Sept. S.-Mrs. C. F. Bnnnen and daughter Jean, arrived on the Delta Wednesday, having join ed her husband at Ruby before his de- parture for Fairbanks
 Mrs Bunnell has come to this city to make her home during the tenure or the judges office at least, and win add a great deal to Fairbanks society. as she is an exceedingly bright and charming woman.
 When Judge Bunnell received his appointment as judge Of the Fourth division. Mrs. Bunnell went to the Outside on a visit until such time as she could join her husband.
 The Bunnells have not as yet chos- en the site of their future habitation in Fairbanks Fairbanks Cidzen.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
~GOLD IS WHERE
 TT IS LOCATED"

FAIRBANKS. Sept. 12.-so far in the life Of the new Tolovana camp there has been no report of the old timers there giving cheechaco5 the bum steer when they show up on the scene looking for a claim that will produce millions and sending them to the top of some hill where only Q fool ihs man would look for gold. as has been done in nearly eyrey new camp in the world
 After everything In the Dawson camp had been staked from h-- to breakfast. it was the general pas time to direct an newcomers to the top of @ high hill where they were told they could get all thegold they wanted. They took the jokers at their word, and it proved to be one of tne richest parts of the Klondike -Cheechaco Hir-and not one or the
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
SAVE YOUR TEETH.

Aok for A. Q. 6. Peredixo Tooth Paste when you buy next time. lt neutrallzes the acid In your mouth and 10 pleaeant to the taste. lt leaves your teeth white, and your gums heal thy lt 10 Che best tooth paste made 25o per tube. We do not hesitate to recommend it against any other tooth paste on Che market. JUNEAU DRUG COMPANY, opp. Alaskan Hotel, Tele- phone 25o.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
GEN, LEHMAN, DESPITE ooUT,
 AMUSED AT HIS OBITUARY

BERLIN. Sept. 2S.- (by wireless to sayville, l.. I.)-A Paris paper has printed an item from Belgium to the effect that Gen. Leman, the grave de- fender of Liege, had died of 9 broken heart in a German prison. The fact is that the General is living in Mag. deburg, with other officers, in a pris- oner's camp, and is being treated nc cording to his rank. He is nursing his gout, but otherwise is in excellent health. He read his obituary notice with amusement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
NECESSARY AND COMFORTABLE

Hot Water Bottleo, Fountain syr- lnseo, Combination Fountain syrIneeo, eto.-Rubber goodo that will last long. or than any make, at Outside prices Guaranteed by us. Juneau Drug Company, opp. Alaskan hotel. Phone 250.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24
EREsH sHELL EIsH.

We have fresh oysters and crabs arriving daily and are ready to deliv- CT oyster cocktails to any address. Or ders may be left with the meat mar kets and groceries, We open oysters while you wait Come and see us.
 Try our cocktails, they are not too strongly seasoned.
 Gran Company, cor Franklin and Front sts. Phone 2O6. 9-1S-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

"wHlTMAN's SAMPLER" is pleas- ing everyone who trleo lt.
 BUTLER MAURo DRUG co. s6 Front St. One door North Aiaskan Hotel. s-24-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

Mrs H. E. Biggs and Master Will fam Biggs are returning home on the City of Seattle, from a visit to the San Francisco fair.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

SAFETY FIRST - Therefore, have your prescriptions prepared at Smiths Front St. Pharmacy, the largest and best stock of drugs in Douglas 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

GO TO THE DREAM THEATRE Admission only Sc, 10e and 15e-Five reels of pictures 9-1+tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

The Misses Mary and Cecelia Mo Laughlin have returned from a visit to Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

PRESCRIPTIONS a speciality. We
 never substitute. Hln Drug Co.,, phone s2. 2S-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

If you want to know, "ask Bartlett -(9-1-tf.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

IF YOU want any article in the drug line, phone S2. Toilet articles, drug sundiors. prescriptions filled by registered pharmacist. Hll Drug Co., Stacy F. Reeves. Mgr. 9-2l-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

Empire want ads. got results
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-24

Nome endorsed the Alaska Bureau
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pins iurter Der auflape perbaifet
morbcn, nit oein auerifaniiheii
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imb in Gnglnno geitrage oil 9elS
mo aIciolngsIhiden SI perjdnfieil.
Satc fol- IN engliidJen iulo aInerifa.
niiden 3eiilInseH slnoelgen erlaiien
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slnlerifaniiden 0totben areiBes Inn
miISc @aben fir bic slncrifaner in
Der ,sreln0enIegicn nadJjlidlte.
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9sntiHe Mesiernng
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D.patismsnis ipirb ein llnterifaaiss
istretdr kiraui psrbm unb bic
i.s amt srbisit Baron Don St.in,
Der pOrmaliee Observation-Disclosures fir
gIfab,2otbrinssn
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