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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

ORDERS your Hard Coal from
Ferguson and Williams
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Miss Gladys Bowie of Crested kust&
rs guest Of the Hurley family. she ir
here TO take the teachers examlnat.on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Miss ksta v ai<er - eEpecsss nssuss
SATURDAY. ~ ss,oEsd the fsossasFss
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A good saddle Mrs. G
rutland 50-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Rev T.. - kDl5lEson seut 10 fst<H
Monday. Nhere he held sgaHII.e serSsae-
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

SECOND HAND STORE-Raw Lin
seed Oil Paint mixed to order, ready
for the brush. All colors. Also
rooming house South of Gunnison
Hardware. 45-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

b y Jorgensen isfi SUNDAY evening
iOr . tso Seess gaGstson al ssrssss-
is0IIlts 10 Nebraska.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Ars tzanaos ksag and t~o children
81 beioss. iaaao. are hsre VISITING her
Haatner. Mrs Porter
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

FOR SALE-Good alfalfa hay. Inquire
of +. A. Duncan, Gunnison. so II
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Miss Margaret Collins. Sho " sttena-
lne schOoi a. b0alder, " expected home
SUNDAY 10 spend the Nmas ho.sdsys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Mr and Mrs. j h. Brilliant ere here
visiting their son c. DAVIS Brillnsrt. IN
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

Auto trasel q Crested Bsrss seems
10 have ci0sed fur the season. Al
y ausulio Csx II Il na-rf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

There viii be W0odcrsft Dance
Nex Years eve a. the W00dmsn hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

+. l.. LeFevre will fiji orders for coal
delivered to Your bins for 81 so per
ton. Phone 62R2 44tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

All persons holding season tickets for
Redpath Lecture Course, given by Uni
que Theatre can make their reservations
for seats at any time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

agency in Gunnisen for the Firestone
auto tires. Prices are remarkably low
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17
In EK E HIHN

Mis- kssa wal<er = expected n.ae
SATURDAY. b snand the Holidays.
Rev L. 4. RDbausou xeus 10 Psskm
Monday. Nhere he held eseHsEs ssrSsss-
b y Jsrgsnseu lsff SUNDAY evening
for tSo Neeks ssGsss0n at vsrss.ss
fs0I1stz W Nebraska.
Mr.. tz.nsos ksag and t~o children
oi heioss. iiaAo. are hers VISITING nsr
Hsashsr. Mrs. Porter.
Auto travel e. Crested Basss seems
o. have ciOsed fur the season. A
JimHsie Coz q q hssH' I.
Hiss MsrRaret Collins. ssho ~ s.tena-
Ing schOoi a. Boalsier, ~ expected hsns
sunday - spend the Nmas holsa.ys.
There viii be a WSodcrsft Dance
Nex Year eve at the W0Odman hall.
The <. c. vii serve not supser
Mr.. and Mrs. j h. Brillhsrt ere here
visiting their son 6. DAVIS Briilh.rt, IN
strsctor " masIe on the Normal faculty.
Miss Gladys Bowie of Crested Buste
rs guest Of the Hurley family she ir
here to take the teachers examsnatlon.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
chsrch viii hold food and candy ssss
on Saturday December Is. ut city hsA.
Mrs. Cunningham and daughter of
boy ievliie we're following the early
Amas shappIng psan here "Wednesday.
Miss Laells johnson, Co. sspt. of
schools, has returned after two weeks
spent Va visiting the schools ia and
around Marble.
The Methodist Ladies Aid members
were entertained "Wednesday afternoon
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 CLUES MEET JOINTLY

Meeting at the home Of Mrs George Marshall yesterday afternoon the Ju- neau Women's Club listened to six excellent papers dealing with the field of History. literature and current ev- ents. The program was arranged by Mrs. F. p. Crowther, which included the following papers
 "Ancien; History of England" Mrs. W. sorby
 W. Sorby
 Modern History of England" Mrs. Metcali
 Religion of England. Up to the Re- formation" Mrs. J. B. Marshall
 Government Of England" Mrs. D. F. Kaser
 Literature of England" Mrs F. Morrison.
 Current Events" Mrs Hyder
 Today the Juneau organization were guests of the Douglas Island Woman's Club ct a meeting held In the Labor Union Hall at Douglas the occasion of the joint meeting being an Amer lean Music Day" for which plans have been under way for some time. This is the first joint meeting to be held since the organization of Che Ju. neau Women's Club, and the local la. dies are planning @ return invitation for a meeting here in the near future
 On Tuogdav. Nov. 23. tho local club will meet at Che home Of Mrs. J. F. A. Strong. This program will be en tiroiy concerned with music and ia being arranged under the direction Of ] Mrs. Strong. who is chairman of the ! Department.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
HERRING THIS YEAR SMALLER
 THAN USUAL

The herring pack and fish meal chicken food production of Alaska
 this year is considerably below nor.
 nal. according to Philip e. Funcke, manager of the Alaska on and Guano Company. of Killisnoo. Alaska. Mir. Funcke says the failing off is due to Che circumstance that the herring run this year has been of smaller fish
 than usual and smaller chan they have been for l4 years. It is believed that normal conditions will probably be restored next year. unless it shah develop that Che hlling of the whales has caused the herring runs to di- minish.
 No ouano Pack Thio Year
 The Alaska on and Cuano Com. pany did not put up any guano this year. and it packed only 200 barrels Of food fish. It devoted It's efforts mostly to the manufacture of fish meal for chicken food It put up ov- CT $50 tons of this product. nearly an of which was marketed In Cali. fornla largely for the uso Of Peta- luna egg producers
 Experience has demonstrated" said Mr. Funcke. who Is in Juneau. "that fish meal has been demonstrated to be the greatest poultry food for egg producing that has been discovered We have sold quite a lot of our pro- duct during the last few years to Alaskn chicken raisers, and one of the best testimonials that we have is from c. J. Dahl, of Spuhn Island, who says he has got much better re- suits from bis chickens since begin ming Co use it
 "The demand for fish meal by the chicken raisers of California Is great ! CT than the supply"
 Food Pack of Territory Lighter
 The herring pack for Alaska this year has been smaller than was ex- pected by 2,OOO barrels, according to Mir. Funcke The packers were pre- ! pared to put up 5000 barrels. but. as ! l matter of fact they succeeded only ! In securing 5000. The herring were ] 30 small that they escaped through ! .he meshes of the Beines It is believ- ad. however. that the equipment win !. be all right next year, as there have ] been years before now when the her ring here small The last small run of fish was In 1901.
 Many herring fishermen believe, however. that the destruction of the whales in the inland Alaskan waters has Injured the herring fisheries They contend that the whales drove the herring Into che shore where they could be easily captured Whether his theory is correct or not can only be determined by further experience.
 Mir. Funcke is at the Alaskan Ho- .el He win return to Killisnoo, where be will remain until after the first )l next month. when he will leave for San Francisco to spend Che winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
CIVIL CASES
sET TOR TRIAL

Civil cases which will come to trial in the district court during the near future were called yesterday after noon and have been set to be heard in their turn immediately after the com- pleuon Of the criminal trials The two criminal cases yet to come before the court are the United States against Dave Collins. charged with larceny and Che United States against Matt Miller. alias Poultu. charged with shooting with intent Go kill
 According to the civil docket the following cases are ready for trial' Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Go. ys Robert Stangland
 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co., vs Charles Kavendar
 c. B. Lockhart vs F. w. ODonnell. y. A. Paine. administrator of the es- tate of Andrew Pedersen vs the City of Juneau
 Vicro von Arx vs Joseph Bozich.
 John Avian vs Mike Avoian.
 Goldberg Paulson vs Jacob Johnson. Carl Johnson vs Jacob Johnson.
 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co. ys Tim Torgensen and Mamie Johnston. Jack Hadland ys Joseph r. Field. Chas. Rua vs John Johnson
 John D. Mckee vs Martin Conoway. J. J. McTague vs John Sales.
 Pacific Coast Company ys J. R. Ste venson.
 Gus Jelich vs Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co.,
 John Johnson vs C. S. Sheldon.
 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Go. vi ] Charles Radmilovich and Henry De Wolf
 Lucy Lindeman vs Jimmie Young
 J. M. Davis vs John Wagner an ap peal from the commissioners court
 Alaska Supply Company vs Mrs ole Orsen and William Beverly.
 Robinson vs Thomas Smith.
 D. schoenwald and S. T Hill receiy CTS and assignees of the Pacific Coas e Norway Packing Go. vs Harry A Bishop United States marshal and ID. N Mcdonald
 J. A. Grove vs John Gustafson
 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Go. v. Jack Johnson and William Bell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
CAN'T AMEND INDIAN
 LIQUOR LAWS

W. A. Holzheimer. designated by Judge Robert W. Jennings as amicus curiae to investigate the law relative to the power of the Alaska Legisla ture to reduce Che oifense of selling bartering or giving liquor Go Indians from a felony to a mlsdemeanor and to report Go the court. reported orally that the Legislature had no such pow er This afternoon or tomorrow Inc win fle 8 written brief covering the subject and citing authorities. He said that there Is absolutely no Ques- ton as to the law and that the aci of the Legislature is invalid
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
KANSAS GOVERNOR FEARS
 WAR OF BOTH AMERICAS

TOPEKA Kans-6oy Arthur Cap. per oi Kansas. speaking tonight be- fore che Kansas Current Topics club. on the proposed military and navy program Of che United States. asserted thct "in th's wild hysteria for pre- paredness the West is keeping its head. but che nation as a whole has lost i,s balance for the moment"
 War preparedness win cause the South American republics Go be turn ed into armed camps. he said. which win result in a coalition against the United States which will bring about a conCagradon such as we now are seeing as 8 result of this policy in Europe
 'T hope Che people Of Kansas vii
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

You know where the JUNEAU MU- SIC HOUSE is, (214 Seward st. We sell pianos, player pianos, phono- graphs, all makes on easy terms. 1t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
HILLSIDE ROW
 MAY INVOLVE
 CITY IN COURT


 What may prove to be che begin
 ming Of the end of a long sQuabble
 between the city and Harry Ward
 over sQuatter's rights, occurred yes
 terday when Ward was estopped
 from constructing Q house just above Gastineau Avenue
 At o'clock yesterday morning Chief Of Police E J. Sitter climbed
 the hil at Che head Of Second street
 and after clambering over several
 piles Of lumber informed Ward that
 1T he did not immediately stop work
 on the building which he had under
 construction he would be arrested and
 his building would be torn down Sev.
 eral months ago. while the leaves
 were still on the trees Ward laid in supply Of lumber on the tract in question and started to put up a house. For some time no one mo- ticed what was going on, then sud- denly it was discovered that he was building without a permit and on property alleged Co belong Co the city and alleged to be held in trust for the city by the City Council as trus- tees.
 Ward was ordered Go stop work and he did-for a while But he began again yesterday and considerable of the frame work of the house has been put up. It remains for the city or Ward to prove title to the land in question The city claims that the lot is included in South Park" which is patented as @ part of the city of Juneau under the patent issued Tor tho townsite as surveyed in June, 1892 by G. w. Garside On the other hand Ward claims that the lot is not in the city limits and that as @ sluaiter he has right to build if he wants to.
 The whole affair narrows itself down to a question as to the construc- l tion to be put upon the patent issued . to Che City of Juneau which, it is claimed, is burdened with more or less ambiguity
 Ward asked that he be permitted l to leave his house stand as 1t is at present until he may get the matter l before the Court Ii is understood l that the whole question has been ta- ken up with the General Land office. l and it la believed Ward has received ! some word from the department at In his conversation with ! Chief Sitter. Ward intimated that he had good claim Co Che land on which | he Is building
 It Is understood from Mr. Sllter's ] statement Of the ease that the root 1 of che whole uncertainty rests In the fact that when Town Trustee Thomas l R. Lyons turned over co his succoss- or the papers proving the city's pat ent he failed to transmit the deed l Go the tract of land known as South | Park Tn which the land in question ! at the time is located. Several per i sons have made location on the tract in question though an have been l obliged to move off at the lnsistence ! Of the city officials
 Although the local land office de- nies knowing anything whatever about the matter. The Empire has it on good authority that some months ago when locations were made by several young men in Juneau in connection with Che same tract the case was discussed with the Register Of the office here The Department of the Interior was communicated with di- rect. following the discussion. it Is said
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
PIONEERS ATTENTION

Igioo No. 6, Pioneers of Alaska, will have @ regular meeting Tuesday ev- ening. Nov 18th. at eight o'clock at odd Fellows Hall All members are requested to be present to attend business of importance. Sojourning brethren cordially invited.
 By order of the President.
 TREVOR DAVIS Secretary. Illicit
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

Mrs. George Myers ys Michael George.
 Bernard Mergler vs the Town of Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

For Holiday Presents-Furs Moe oaslna and Baskets of an kinds at reduced market prices. Wills Store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

The Empire cremation leads. Try advertising in t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

Seton Robert Boresford. former British army officer and brother of Lord Decies. in addressing 9 street meeting in London. suggested that King George dissolve Parliament forth with and assume command of the armies in the field
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

Ladies. now is the time to get that hat at Che Model. Mrs. A. Winn tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

The Admiral Farragut is due from Seattle this evening.
 The Princess Sophia is due from Vancouver tonight.
 The Senator, carrying freight only leaves Seattle November 2S, in place of the City of Seattle.
 The Northwestehn is due south bound TurIday
 The Dolphin is due Thursday from Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

Those little things you cant get elsewhere try c. D. cartwrights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16

a q 4 4 9 q + s + @ 9 s d. $ .f 4
 The Georgia is scheduled to sail for Sitka at 12 o'clock tonight
 The arrival Of the Ad. Evans has been delayed She is now reported due late Thursday night southbound, having left Seward o'clock this morn ing.
 The City of Puebla is due Thursday bound south.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
MARINE NOTES

! ! ; :. ]. , :. ! J , , :. J J :.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-16
Alaska Electric Iight and Power Co.


vigorously oppose the attempt of the Eastern jingoes the battleship build CTS and the American manufacturers to stampede this country into a mili tary program that prepares not for home defense but for carrying war across the seas" Gov Capper said.
 Gov Capper charged that certain interests are promoting "war hyster- la" for selfish reasons. He said a certain amourt Of preparedness is necessary but asserted haste might result in colossal folly
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.CONGRESSMEN ON HAWAII TODAY;
splendid WEATHER GREETS Them
sY LAuRENcE va sscINeToN.

Congressional
koNA Sspendid
continue g welcome the congressional party from nd e island enabling
~
Ms6na distinguished
ss s
Individual spIendd
prevsing
s
furnished
tive volcano n eruption PrOuoed with Of barrels Of OIL As the
startling
The Mauna kea arrived Napoopoo plenty time
activities
Naslehu Pahs
about After dinner visit be
klauea
the viii be the Volcano
though q
MotoE met the party At NapoPoo landing and
the Leaving
of
sbou ut o
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MAUrs PRA|stsIsOUhDED BY VISITORS
(Staff Correspondent

Anthony
Valley
Island particular =sss.##ss
with birthday joe the special feature
red that will for day to
auditors while the speakers used the steps of
platform
feeling appreciation
He said while
which
Hawaii might s have for complete political
time r
Phil
distribution Atlantic and the Pacific
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The situation ls 80 grave that none
Of the congressman wishes TO COM
n1ent upon It for publication. Unof-
ficiaIly several of them, II was de-
cIared today, have expressed indigna-
ton at the occurrence. They are,
however, awaiting further details as
we'll as statements by the President,
Secretary Bryan and others at Wash
ington. There is no disposition to
prejudice the case. The visiting con-
sressmen are maintaining an attitude
Of calm deliberation and up1olding
in their conversations the principle Of
neutrality which the President has
enunciated.
Nevertheless, il is fact that more
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At ST. Louis-St. Louis 4, Detroit 6
At MISUNDERSTANDING S, Chicago
10. E.... ~. s.
At New York-New York 10, 6os
ton 8. .- :. .-..4a-- II
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia s.
Washington 8. Il +. - ......
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ~
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 8, ST. Louis
2. '.= = ...#
At Boston-1oston 4, New York 8
At 6rookIyn-5rookIyn 8, PhiIadei.
phia 2.
chieago-cincinnati game at chiea.
go postponed, rain.
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ITALY TAKING
ACTION WHICH
MAY mean WAR

lAssosiated Press by Federal Wirelessl
GENEVA, Switzerland, May 8-The
Tribune publishes despatch from
Rome saying that italy has decided
that owing TO recent uprisings IN Trip
oil she will notify Turkey that the
Treaty of Lausanne is considered void.
Such notification, says the Trib-
une, amounts to a declaration Of war.
Trains from Italy are crowded with
Germans and Austrians.
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CONTINUED on page two)
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PROBABLE FATE OF NOTED AMERICANS

NEW YORK, N. Y, May 8-Four Of the Americans whose
bodies have been identified Charles Frohman Mrs Amelia
Mcdonald Patrick Gallon DR. F. S. Pearson Among those
unaccounted for Charles Klein and Justus Miles Forman
authors and playwghts Mr. Mrs Ebert Hubbard and
Herbert Stone elder Of Melville Stone general
of the Associated Press
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nery. the Mormon settlement at Laie
and the Marconi station at Kahuklb
Luncheon was served at the Halef.
wa hotel. The visitors expressed ap-
rreciation of the splendid days outing
end were glad they did not accom-.
pany the main party. Senator Sauls.
bury insisted they were being over.
whelmed with attention and general
hospitality Some of the party were
shown around the Waialua Agricul.
Continued on page eight
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than one Of the visitors sees the pos
sibility Of the Hawaii trip being cur
short and the necessity for the con.
gressmen to hurry back to Washing
ton.
president Wilson may be forced "a
call an extra session Of Congress- to
settle Americas action in regard to
the sinking Of the Lusitania," said
Senator Reed Smoot this morning
Although the senator from Utah would
express no personal opinion nor sug
gest possible course for America to
take in protecting the lives of Ameri
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nAILs

From San Francisco:
WilheImina, May II,
For San Francisco:
Sierra, May s.
From Vancouver:
Makura, May 19.
Foe Vancouver:
Niagara, May 2s.
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GERMANS TAKE
MANY PRISONERS
Since APRIL SO

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless1
BERLIN, Germany, May 8-it was
officially reported here today that
the prisoners taken by Germany from
the Gaiician war arena since the end
Of April number 10000.
The German allies uder Gen. Won
Mackensen have crossed the WisIoka
river In the .neighborhood Of krosno
and are pursuing the enemy.
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VISITORS TAKEN
AROUND island
in AUTO PARTY

Oahu with all her attractions was
seen yesterday by the party of con-
gressional visitors who had not gone
t6 the big island on the Mauna Kea
"wednesday night Stops were made
along the way allowing the guests to
see points of interest. such as Libby.
Mcneil & Libbey's pineapple cal
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President Asks Country to Await Facts

WASHINGTON D. G., May 8.-Appalled by the tragic
aspect given the Lusana sinking by the magnitude of the dis
asr and the loss Of many Americans the president and his
advisers awaiting full statement Of facts and the crystal
zaon of public opinion to aid them in laying their course
It is admittedly crisis for America that overshadows
everything else since the broke out The international
complications presented are numerous
The president while seeking the facts hopes that the
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Continued on page two,
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fContinued on page eight
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CONCRESSMEN CONCERNED;
EXTRA SESSION A POSSIBILITY
Cruiser Maryland May Be Called to Rush Visitors to Coast
Necessa-Co Is Reserved Until Facts are learned

Honolulu when the
the other islands the Lsana
disaster j. - q l.
possibility Congress
will cruiser
the Coast = E - n \
sa6etin that this possibility already consi
passing back and forth between and washington