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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10

WV YORK. Dec Raw sugar ee.v.
Tined steady.
~nEar ful.res lower on continued d.
ALioN 81 noon prices were g 90
luf CLOSING WHT easy and q n 10
I".hL. lower Sales $500 fl.a Ue...,-
Dor ftfN. March 81 ls. NAV sos
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SUCCESSFUL YEAR
local General Manager % Merchant.
Evans Company says This scaso,
Has Been the Best Ever.

Iuls year has been The most sue
cD -fu since ue a.t4bIIshDd ,.u~
plant in Norh NarWood more man
.t'e 'eei. aso. said General Local
Managnr ~ 90 Haurham of tho Nfer
chant Evuu. COMPANY .Wo have ba.n
"nrraiinH almost continually since tho
factory va. compile cd aud n.vU t,.....
lar-D orfrrs booked for -cxt vcar.
which viii assure rho RUNNING of fne
plant Tor many months LONGER
Condition bod general are Improv.
ing and we feel nov that there viii BID.
no cause Tor our Warwood plant fo
shui down Tor some time. H al All
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Cash quotations
Wheat-No. 2 red. 81 AIS n1 222. No.
3 red. " 1871 10. 30. z hard. nominal:
80 3 hard. 81 osm1 49,
C0rn--No. yellow. old Tfts 072c:
80 yellow. new. 60 p sc, so. 4 white.
oats-No 9 white. 1oH afsc. stand
ard. f1fs r. sc.
CfffCAGO. Ill. Dec 3.-Hore Market
weak bulk. 30 .nfff 10. light S. 90 RI
8 %. mixed. 50 1905 o. heavy. ss 81
ae 81. rouEhF. g. a5ns $50. piFH. % as
Cattle Market firm Christmas show
bfeEca. fi1 60. native steers &C. 90
20 30 Teatnrn steers a. f0nf 10t cows
anf l.if'rs. 80 coos 1s. calves. 81 So
g.eep- Marhst nrr. vefter4. g. aog
n ewes. 50 1000 a5 lambs. g. 100
PtTTsHuHGiL pa. ue~ a-Cattie-
MARKET steady. supply light. rhoIcr.
~ l0ms o.. prime. 81 1Inf 30
Hhee Market steady. supply light
prime wrffera. ff nnnf ff. rrUr ard
common. g. 50Nf 90. lnmhe 81 S0a
CD. veal calves. $40 10nfl 90
HOEa- Markef steady. rrrfIrfa 10
double drrfa prime ffasira ~ 10. mo
diumr. z. 500 90. heatt f0rters.
81 s0me ss uEhf y0rEora a. 2sas 40.
pigs. 90 7s0s %. rouFhs 81 00as 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
FINANCIAL

Speltcr $50
Copper dull sioctrolytic SIs.Ts4
-""' iron steady and unchanged. Metal
'N, naf go quotes tiu steady g8s2OQg7.a0
~, a. LONDON spot copper az. - Sd.
Electrol} &C. 500. 10s spot tin ffes.
Jos ututes zee. los Ant4mOny EI2s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
BRITISH REPORT.
AFFECTS WHEAT
News That British Empire Has Raised
Sufheisnt wheat 70 Supply King
dom Sends Prices Down.

CHICAGO. Ill. Dec 9.-Assertions
that. exclusive Of India. the British en-
pirc has raised enough wheat to supply
the UnHed Kingdom import require
ments Until the end Of april. 1916. did
considerable to-day toward bringing
about lower prices here. The market
closed nervous. &c 20 &c down. with
December at 81 tfh and May at
81 1G&. Corn showed a decline Of = ~
nc 20 ~ = C.. sH1d oats Of isc to :. ~
&c. In provisions. the outcome ranged
from soc loss 20 gain Of 2isc.
t5o-s, tlixh low clos.
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l(-Trunsfcr hooks close B.r. 11th
FOR q, crsh liNlIsnF pasabis De. ss,,d
~ .i'"nn ~ -. Books close Dec
ll'h. payable Dec -
tst--Books ciOse Dee 18th for , -,
cent. dividend payable Jan. list.
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coTrnE NAREnr

WV TONk. nee Coffee rI. al.
Z Tlgs futuree STEADY January .l.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 9. Is.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
and brokers. National Bank OF Ws-t
Virginia building.
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Next Sundays wheeling News ID.
auaurates q mos interestino feature
the "Birsky ard zanp" stories b.
Montague Glass. suthor az the etsver
potash and perimutter~ character.
'fatlons tnat won fame for this author
IN the Saturday Evening Post
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. Q. '15
Range Of active stocks on the New
J ork stock Exchange. corrected daily bv
a T.. Masten & Co. brokers.
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va pec -.
heportcd ~ g. - Mrat-n a Co n T.
brand. manager. members New YORK
stock Exchange
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NIW ANEh U.U .Tn. .t.I.f ..
''nF' quotes i-ad offered seas. spoi-
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 0 rs.
LAZY Quotation lis; or the Hheellna
stock Exchange.
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F1NAECIAf..-f.t Evidence OF auIef arru-
mutation Of the better class ~ railroad
and Industrial and COPPER stocks comes
60 our attention almost daily Profess
ionals are Inclined fo OFFER down prices
Boo ec1lpIug operations. but the demand
- considered good. as o. rule. Speciality
advances are expected Co mnnuuulIyn
fpeCulalFc attention FOR time Ie-
puDIir steel common nud western Union
are ln line for higher prices. according
Co pool sources
JOSEPH says Put silver IN thy
purse, ontario silver.
Tie shares are selling under To-
iu years gone by paid out in cash dIvf-
dcnds .lm almost rqual Co. lfe capital.
lzHfiuU. 81 1900 600 Today TIE mines
fhc largest In the world are free of
water. some Time Ion the not remote ~
tur~ dividends VII be resumed and by
80 pr higher Multiple millions 90
pounds ~ silver ore are in their mines.
DO you Grasp what an rEffnorflnurV
change Ir Don" rrnHrr ~ You must ren-
lfo tnat golden urpur unity lH awaiting
your acfion. rnevroist is jurt startling
liold c4fpsra buy Steel and d5 not ner-
ifct rHrInrr
WALL sT Journal In ranaerva-
Give quarters lf ia rnnt.nfed that copper
"fu.t. .luuld ha bought Cor The long
plu storss are wanted on small de-
IIufH In fNr general market
lDMMEEIfhf The rfrufrfnf aIfun-
zion NJ diplomatic strain between WHHn-
lnqton an1 Berlin ir one thar financial
CLARk CllfBDs a Co fay-rhs
general marvel rfUI aurfeafa tlrrhs -
~ ood STOCKS or any rerassiorr mo
acIIInF o. mostly rrufeaaIrual
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PETROLEUM

OH CITY. ra Do credit bal.
nuCra. 81 DO. Tuua fIT.aFr. nuarr 40.
q gee shipments. 800 gsf. average. fs .
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LONDON. Dec a.-Rar etnver afa-a
prr ounce. Money fWfs per cent Dis-
count trafes short bills and tine.
months OF. per cent
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FoREIaE ExoHANoE.

PARIS. Dec. 9.-Trading vas quiet On
W. nouINc today kentcs 81 fr. soc.
exchange ON London "a fr. 69lsc
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec. Q IL
Corrected BY A. 4. Masten a Co. mann
oers Boston stock Exchange No. aga
eourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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Total shares 62T. 700.
Bonds Ss.S9S. coo.
(l)-kN-diy. Ia per cent.
tz)-EN-div. 4 per cent.
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Fa% 81 81 Il. Nv IN iiG f99i S,s 80
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30

Italy Preparation for War


During the las. eisht months Italy has been preparing step by stop for thc crisis with Austria It is violat. ing no confidence to say that at the outbreak ot the wag last August che nation was for rom fit for partcipa, tion in tbc struggle. <. that time the mobile forces on iand consisted of ap- proNimatcly t00.c0Q men of all arms, abou. half of whom were veterans of the Tripohian campaign, Since then che army authorities have unosten- iauousiy called now this, now that class of reservos until there are today 1,2oeooo men, and vcry probably a great many more. There are stih to be summonded the mobile militia and the territorial militia" cores bonding respectively Co the German landwehr and landstrum Wi,h these in the ranks the total strength Of the Italian army win fan far short of e. otoooo men an under 70 years Of age
 or these forces, fully quarter Of a million are especially trained for Alpine fighting eyeA in ordinary time Alpine lighting even in ordinary simes. and since last August the mountain naneouvers have taken place on grand scale; for great part of the AusTo-ltalian border. In fact, there have been for some time concentrated at Verona. only % miles from che boundary iine. Italian troops 10 the number Of haif million
 Oessrting krupp for the French "75."
 One Of the great weaknesses com mented upon by critics of the Italian war machine has been the lack ot adequate equipment for the artillery. This is matter which has been very thoroughly remedied. Up to last Aug ust the field guns were about equally divided between the famous French ~75' and the Krupp 77 milimeter sun. But as Italy has faded from the Drei- bund. so has her artillery Inclined a great deal more Co the French type. and an winter long the Italian metal works. even the plant of the State railway have been turning out the "75n models in large quantities. She now has approximately 1000 batteries Of four guns each. all of this type. each in addition to 12 regiments of mountain artillery and l9 regiments of heavy artillery. including the men manning the siege. fortress and the coast denfense guns.
 Not Che least interesting portion of the defense forces comes under the head Of Che engineer corps. This takes in besides sappers. miners. bridgers. one regiment of aerostatists. or men for handling the dirisibie balloon sec tion. and the Battaglione Aviatori, or aeropiane corps. totalins $500 men enlisted in addition to the flying off. cers. who make up 9 separate body. scrying either with the army or the navy. as Che need may direct The actual 1ying equipment is divided in- to two sections or seven machines each and at the close of last wear there were some 200 aeroplanists in the active service since then this total has been nearly doubled. many Of the new machines coming from the
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
LYNCH IS WINNER
 OF HIGH GUN MEDAL

Martin Lynch won the High Gun medal after shooting off a tie with Fred Berger at the regular shoot of the Juneau Gun club last evening. E D Beattie drew the red bird, and smashed it.
 The medal presented by Che Fourth of July celebration committee is on exhibition at c. " Young's store and a large number of valuable mer. chandise prizes which have been dos mated for lhe big shoot on the morn ing of the Fourth win be displayed before the shoot is held The prizes win an be competed for on a handi- cap basis, in order to put each shoot CT on as equal a footing as possible
 ..f..f.If..
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-nr-horn l-nn--.r nl I---D-

northern frontier Of Italy
 Prior to Che war Austria had pre. pared this territors with great eaVe against possible inroad by ltaiy and from the time when it became cvf tent thai tho latent hostility of her former aliy ought be reused into ne, tivlty ot any Moment she has large numbers of men. several thousands in tact buslly occupied in strengthening her existing chain ef eight tremen' 3ous fortified mountain fastnesses. t is the reduction oi these which Italy 3s likely to find SO costly There is no certainty, of course about the de. lending force which has been placed h th.s region But as the mcompe' tent susulm general staff is now merely ornamental and the iron haud of Che NQlser's advisers are d' recting the military destiny of the eastern Empire it is to be expected that sufficient forces are now camn- ing in the Trentlno to stand or lhe fiiwt atack at least (Chorlcs M Chapln in Philadelphia Ledgerl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
NATIVITY PARISH
 PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

Tomorrow night the children of Na- tivity Parish win entertain at a con. cert in Parish hall. The concert was given this afternoon as well. The program.
 l. PopenChorus-Bluebells
 2 Recitation-Ar Brown Had His Hair Cut Jimmy McNaughton
 g. Dutch Lullaby-Juniors: Fran. ces Dull Lilly Pereile Frances Barn hill. Marian pelegriai. llosalie Pele. grinJ Geraldine Mclaughlin Irene Nelson. Grael White valcri Giard and Edith Balance
 4 Dialogue - Hard of Hearing. Characters: Daisy Lyons Anne Me Laughlin Lou Everett Susannc Mcbaughlin "Rose.9 Rose Mcboush- lin
 Q. Song The Secret Frances Dull
 5 Piano Duet Quartet rom Rigo- letto-- Misses Gertr1de Nelson and Laura Giard violin--Miss Viola Was terlain
 [. Japanese Drll- Intermediates, Madeline Valentine Irene Nelson, Dolores White Helen Forrest Marie Kirk Frances Dull and Geraldine Me 1aughliu
 8. Dialogue-Fudge and the Burg lar. Gertrude Nelson. Madeline Val entine. Margaret Coggins. Rena sl- lingen and Lauro Giard
 9 Pantomime-Bugie Song Sen iors: Laura Giard. Rose Mclaughlin. Geraldine Nelson, Rena Ellingen, Mar garet Coggins. Laura McCloskey. Mary Goiding. Geraldine soles and Carrie Craig.
 10. OH to Slumberland Margaret Kirk, Winifred Kirk Madeline Rosel- le Iris Gray William Hebert, Helen Carter. Virginia Sutton. Dennis Nc Laugflin Eddie Dull and Frances McKanna.
 H. chorus-ob How Lovely
 i2. Tableau
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lmerIean curLIss coInpaN.-

American curtiss compang
 Venice. once queen or the seas. the home port of mighty fleets ofwar gal Jews. lies today virtually under tue guns of the Austro.6unguian sea forces. on paper the Italian fleet Is rated at considerably more than the strength of her enemy. opposinr siN dreadnaughts Co Austrla's tour and 70 first class bettleships (pre.oread- naught) ito three Italy likewise has tour speedy scoutcruisers to three foc Austria. 51 torpedo bcar desroyers Co IS, and 2S submarines to is But Italy's weakness against the Austrian navy lies in her Adriatic coast line. which is practically undeienaed down as lar as the straits of Otranta. apd Austria has what is regarded as the most impregnable (from the sea sldel naval base at Pola, within which she could withdraw. in the face Of Italian superiority. at any time that the in. tegrity of her first line fleet might be mcnaced. In way che problem could be somewhat similar to that faced by Great Britain in her naval operations ln the North Sea. Just as the Ger man ships dart out from time to time for raids on the English coast so che Austrian can issue from Pola for at' taeks on various portions of the ital- ian litoral
 And a submarine offensive by Aus. tria would be even more difficult to check than is the case with the Brit ish owing to the short radius of op- crations anywhere in the Adriatlc. On Che other hand, the Italians have one great advantage over Britain for they have the definite possibility before them Of robbine Poia of its terrors by cutting 1t off from the land side even though this may not be accom- plished for some time after active hoshlities open
 The Mountain Problem
 Many an Italian regards the strug- gle to come with lamentable light ness. He fails to realize that tens ot thousands of Italians will leave their bleached bones in the mountain fastness of the Austrian Alps before the Italians can hope to see Vienna in subiection. before they can even cut off the water rats in Pola. Whiie a cursory glance at the man might Indicate that the road along che level coast line would be an easy method Of invasion. a closer inspection will show the impossibility of such an ad- vance until the mountain heights of the North have been elieetually clear ed of the Teuton forces Otherwise the army moving along the shore would be constantly threatened with flank attacks on the part of the enc my descending out of the foothills. It is for this reason that Italy has been SO carefully preparing large numbers of her troops for mountain fighting. Even with the Russian forces in Cal icia and along the Hungarian border Co Bukowina. she will bc able to. and has done so already. placed strong de- fensiye units in the Trent district one ofg Italy's 'unredeemed' d' provin- ces which 1t jhrust-a mountain sal iont-for 90 niles down into tne
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
eANlUSE PRISONERS
 ON PuBLIC WORKS

Various inquiries have been made ol late as to whether or not che law of Alaska permits employing prison, CTS upon public works section 2OSz of the Alaska Code states that the United States marshal for q district in which prisoners are held may un- der regulations as the attorney-gcner- ol may prescribe employ or cause to Soc employed on public works any and aG prisoners detained in jails or pen ltentiaries within his district
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
pEReENERANcE WINs.

The Perseverance baseball team beat the Alaska-Juneau team at Rec reation park last night The score was n to 8. Up until the eighth in. ming the Miners had tho best of it by the score of n to 2 but the Alas ka-luneau bunch got together and piled up six runs in the last two frames. Lauden. Haggins Knauf and Museth were the battery for the A., J's. Allen and Shattuck were on the heavy duty squad for tie Miners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
American Leaoue
BASEBALL THURSDAY.

The next game of baseball will be played Thursday on the Island grounds. with Treadwel and Juneau opposing each other in the tenth game of the series Frye or Worth will pitch for Juneau with Putnam doing lhc heavy work for Treadwell
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
TWO HUNDRED ELKs
 WILL ATTEND PICNIC

The Erks Lodge will invade Iaku Harbor a week from Sunday
 At the invitation of John +. Carl son. a lile-member of the local lodge. the Elks and their ladies will spend Che day at Mr. Carlson's cannery, and .a bis time win Dc had MT Carlson has had floor 60 80 feet laid in the loft or one of the. cannerg warehouses, and there will be a big dance In hon or of the Juneauites. The trip VIII be made by special boat Arrangements
 are beirS made bya special commit- tee, and S. j. Hooper is canvassing tho membership in order to see how many arc going From all indica- lions, two hundred will make the trip and 1t Is likely the steamship Georgia will be chartered
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
liehNs aoOros
ALASKA LUMBER co.
 DECLARED BANKRUPT

The petition for bankruptcy filed by the Alaska Lumber and Box com pany was granted late yesterday C. w. Swank was appointed receiver under bond of $2O.00O The plant of the company which is located az Had- ley Alaska, was recently almost to- tally destroyed by fire A creditors meeting is called for July i9.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
DRlLLsR
 BACK WnTh BRIDE

J. A. Mackenzie. diamond drill- CT employed by the Lynch Borthers at Perseverance,. returned from the States on the steamship Princess So. pha last night, accompanied by his bride who until last Saturday was Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, a Los An- geles nurse. The ceremony took place in Vancouver B. c.
 MT and Mrs. Mackenzie were greet ed by large delegation of friends when the Princess Sophia arrived in port. and after lodging the rice and old shoes. registered at the Alaskan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
BENEFIT BALL GAME
 SET FOR JULY is

The benefit baseball game between Juneau and Treadwell will be played on the Recreation Park grounds July IS. 1t was agreed upon today Tickets at SIOO each will be sold among the fans, and the money will be given to the players on the local team
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
NRS. W. II. CASE
 NOW IMPROVING

Mrs w U Case. who has been e- rously lll since Saturday, was im- proved today and i, is believed ahe has passed tlie critical stage in her illness. She is under the care oi Dr. Earle M Bevi6.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
THREE MISSING
 MEN ARE SOUGHT

Chief of Police Emery J. Sitter re- ceifed in the mail today two new i'm. Qairies for missing men
 The first came from Jan Kool act ing vice.consul for the Holland eov' ernment at Seattle. and asks inior- ma;ion about Lourens Wouter Bos. a Hloilauder. who formerly lived In Jul neau The letter Of inquiry says; ed about two years ago. and he gave or about two years ago and he gave his address as general delivery His family is very anxious to know where he Is and ] am instructed to try and locate him
 The second letter is from Carl Heinzen. vice president of Che Albeie Schwill malt manufacture of Chica go He says: 'l am seeking iniormn- tim regarding the whereabouts of a relatNe-Karr 4einzen, or Carl Heinzeu. or Charles Heinzen, who is known to have gone to your part of the country some years ago and whose interests would be further by this inquiry. ] also want information of a William Soywmoi' who believe is Pole and associated with Mir. Hcinzen. and who was known under some nickname as shorty or some thing of the kind
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
acEoReiAg aAlLs.

The steamship Georgia sailed for sltka early this morning. Passen- gers included
 For Sitka-Robert Wood Oak or. son, Prank Tascher and s. D. Charles.
 For Excursion Inlet-J. C Earring. ton.
 Tor Tenakee Q. Wagner and wife.
 For Funter-J T. Barron
 For Hawk Inlet Robert Willard and wife
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
BROTHERS
HAVE NEW MEMBERs

Eight out of a class Of eighteen can didates mushed over the "snow and ice" at special inietory session held by Camp S2. of the Arctic Brother hood last night The session was followed by feast Among those who were present and took an active part in tho sesion were John T. Reed, Grand Arctic Chief. Past Arctic Chief Alfred r Maltby and Past Arctic Chief Josias NJ. Tanner
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
.eABcocKs CAFE
 OPEN AS USUAL

Babcocks cafe formerly The Tav. ern restaurant is open for business as usual while the controversy over the Cain Hotel lease will be fought out in the district court alr Babcock has a separate lease. and. as business is good Mir Babcock says. he win con tinue ~on the job.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30

 At Spokane Aberdeen 9; Spokane 0 at soa,ilo Seattle z Vancouver, 8. At Victoria -Tacomo C; Vlctorio 4
 Amcrlcan Lcague At Detroit DeWoItCleyeland game po5tponedi rain At Washington Washington, S Phil. adelphiia O. At Chicago Chicago, I St. Louis, 2. 40 fioslon- Boston, 1 New Yorls. 3.
 National League At New York New York 3-O' Bos- ton. 2-2. At Philadelphia Philadelphia, D; Brooklyn, 4. At St. Louis -Pittsbursh, S-f s.. Louis-5-6. At Cincinnati cnclnnati-chicago game postponed rain.
 Federal League At Newark Chicago, r. Newerk 0. At Brooklyn Brooklyn 9; Kansas At Baltimore Pittsburgh C BaIa- more. l. al Buffalo Buffalo, 8 St. Louis l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30

Emery shirts at eoldstein's, it and color guaranteed. 621 tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30

The Empire wlli make advertising contracts subject to proof of largeet lroulatiou of any uewepaper ln Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30

TRY THEM
 Goldstoin's Emporium has the agency for those famous Oele eggs. Every one dated and guaranteed.- (SI9-tf)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-30
Northwestern Leapue

gIo LEAGUE B8sE8ALL-
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lAReEsT -ANp EREsHEsr

-NHNEoT NNI TH-oTIT-o prescription stock in the city where substitution is unknown in the com pounding of prescriptions. The HILL DRUG CO., phone 32- 24-tf
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