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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
BIC C0MP8
D09glEsgARAgIl

The big new meersoil.Rmd conn pressor the largest in Alaska, recent. ly installed at the AlRska Juneau mine Was started up yesterday for the iIrst lime and s found ,o work perfectly The massive machine is rope driven by 750-horse power General alecs trio motor The low pressure cylns der Is S6 Inches in diemeter, the high pressure 22 l.2 and the stroke 2l In. ches giving tho great machine sl4O cubic feet piston displacement capac' ity. lt win furnish air for iilty 8tan- dard machine drills The former ea. 5aclty Was l.700 cubic feet of air. The. new machine ie one of the latest type class P. R. B-2 which features Che IngersollRand valves. Tho total weigBt og t1e machine is 10000 lbs. It required ten-hor8e team Co haul tho heaviest piece of the machine to It's gpa destination rom the dock
 Tte machine was purchased through the Juneau branch Of Che ingersoii- Roud Company and it was set up by otto Roebier special engineer for the. company attached to the works ai Phnlipsburg, New Jersey who is stilii on the job
 The machine arrived early in De- cember and about 21 days have been consumed ln piaclng 6 in position and getting 1t ready for trial it vas removed from the docks by the Hum.I phfies Transfer Company to Che s,a- tion ID Last Chance basin near the old compressor house.
 Power to operate che big motor isI taken from the main transmission en- bic which draws on the three sources of power now in use by the Bradley companies.
 With the additional facilities furn ished through the operation of the bis compressor the Alaska Juneau mine development will be enabled toI with maximum speed ln ac- cordance with plans outlined by Fresi- dent r. w. Bradley some time ago.
 The mine development as well asi the min construction are under thei direct supervision of General Super P. R. Bradley, Of Treadwell and Superintendent John Richards. of the Alaska Juneau mines and mills.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

tho film corporations stop at nothing to gain che desired effects to make photo play realistic.
 Funny Tipton foliowa with bunch of laughs for an who see him.
 The comedy is a scream from start to finish. Just think of the posaibili' tles of this: "Her Husband and My Wife"
 This great show at the Dream thea ire tonight and Sunday Lower floor, % cents; balcony 15 cents, and chil' dren 10 cents.
 Two shows nightly Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises at 7:3O and 9:O0. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
AaRIvALs ON eEoRaIA

The steamship Georgia arrived from Sitka and intermediate points ihis morning. Among her passengers were the following
 From Sitlla-L D. Buell. c. E. VII bur, Ed. Braun Lewis Erickson. c. A. Casey, John Feeney Martin Don ally. Geo. Boles and Geo. Matambi.
 From Tenakee-F. F. Morton F c. Cobb. James Benson P. NJ. Daniels, l.. NJ. Dart
 From Gypsum-P Pamini.
 From Hoonah-Miss Ester Gibson, and F. Moses
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
DURING 1915.

During the present year we shall maintain tho highest standards of pharmacy and business dealing, and VIC hope to retain your friendship and trade.
 We shall welcome any suggestions which you may make regarding the improvement Of our service. LET US BE YOUR DRUGGISTS
 BRiTTs PHARMACY.
 The Reliable Rexall Store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
ApvERrlsep LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed in the Postoalce at Juneau. Alaska on Dec. 18th, 1914. Parties wishing same should call for advertised letters aud give date of ist.
 Anderson, Mrs. Alice; Atkinson. Mrs. C., Arglon, Hare; Anderson. chas. A.; Antonsen. Allstrom; Ander- son. Tho. S.; Anderson. chas.; AL vestad, K. (c); Allen, Archie; Aldin. Carl; Anderson, O.; Brush, Mrs. C.; Britton. R. ]. (2); Briggs, Jim @; Brown, Mrs. Nina; Brown, r. H. Braclsen. oscar; Brown, r. J.; Bolaid. Chas.; BeDen, Marguerite; Beslofi. F. A.; Bekar, P.; Benson, Jno. (c); Berg strom, Martin; Dldrikson, Rudolf: Dixon, J. T. (c); Henderson, Wm. T. (2); Hanley, Cha5.: Harrie K. (cG Hakanson. Martin; Haller, Edw.; Hart man, Fret: Jakobson. Jas. (c); John son. Gicley; Janson Aug. (D; Jacob son, Chris; Jakich, Peter (c); Jack son, Elroy; Jackson, Frank H.; John son, John (c); Psryi, Ell; Jackson, J.; James. II. w.; Johnson, Andrew; Johnson, Byron; Johnson, H. (cG Johns, C.; Johson. D.; Johnson, Nils; Johnson, Erie; Johnson, Tillie; Lar son, Lars; Larson. Tony H.; Leaf, Carl (c); La Rochelle Frank; Miller Joseph (2); Patterson, II. J.; Pellfolk. Johannes J. F.; Robinson, Fred Sibley Jack; TatsYlk, John; Tomas, Henry; Vincentni, Francesco; Yolkman, Fred f2l. Yates. Thos
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
CATHOLICS TO MEET

All of the Catholic men Of Juneau have been requested to be present al Che hall in the old hospital building at 8 o'clock sharp, tomorrow evening, The purpose Of this meeting is to permanently organize the Juneau Cath ollie Club eses
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
CHORAL CLUB ASKS
 FOR MORE MEMBERS

wANTED-Ladles and gentle
 mon to join Juneau Choral Club. .Caruso-lilse voices not necessary.
 Apply in person at school house
 next Tuesday night. Reward '
 The Choral Club is making an ear neBt. effort to Til its ranks with vol unteers. and unless a certain mum ber Of voices is secured the club may dlsband on the next meeting night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
QUICK SATURDAY. EVENING
 CLASS AND DANCE TONIGHT

Tonight at the studio Miss Gu. lick win give her usuni Saturday ev- cning class and dance. Tn these class es. those who attend will have an op- portuuity of learning and dancing Che new dances. These Htle Saturday evening affairs are already an estab- ished social event in Juneau and the bright atmosphere of the popular stu. dio greatly adds to ,he charm Of such gatherings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
chrletlan science.

Services are held in the Christian church. Fifth street between Main and Seward. every Sunday at n a. ID. Subject for tomorrow's iesson ser mon: Sacrament.
 All are welcome.
 Sunday school meets at DO o'clock. Wednesday night meetings at eight o'clock.
 Free reading room at the church each Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
asAPC AND SOUND .

Ten days ago The Empire publish cd Q dispatch telling of the disappear ance from Seattle of Neil Maxwell 2 stationary. engineer from Tokeen, wbc has many friends in Junoau. On the following day Maxwell showed up, and told the Seattle police he had been out Of town for two days, while his friends searched
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
mR. THANE IS WITNESS
 IN BIG DAMAGE sun

Bart l.. Thane, general manager of the Alaska Gastinelu Mining Co.,, has been called to Seattle by l.. P. Shack elford, counsel for the company, Co testify in Che suit brought against the company by Stanly Byers. for SgDOO0 damages. Mir. Thane will ike. ly leave Monday accompanied by Mrs. Thane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

Tonight che 0rpheium presents the following bill. "Waifs." Blograph Drama: Or Graham's Experiment. "Tbe Inscrlpiton,' "Red Hawke Sacrifice. and Married After ALI Q Imaginable comedy
 On Sunday another classy show VIII be seen in the following: Hearst sehg News all the late events; Edison pre- sents "The Han of Destiny true historical incident in the life Of Ma poleon Bonaparte; the Pathe Co. in oThe Winning Hand" and Sidney Drew and Harry Morey in che two part comedy "A Regiment of Two This is a scream from beginning to end and you all know what our Sun day show is-good
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
Presbyterian Church.
gohn B. stevens. pastor.) )

IIVuN I'' - ''I'''I T '7'17I'I
 Morning service at 1l Text bX. 5.: n. Ye Arc Idle" The philoso- phy of the slave driver
 Evening service at 7:S0- Text Es- ther. 4; 2: None Might Enter the Kings Gate Clothed With sackcloth' The decree of comfort against misior- tune and pain,
 Sunday school meets at F.
 Young Peoples meeting at 6'SO' Subject: "Tho Young Peoples So- city and the Work of the Church. Leader Mir Mcclellan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
JUNEAU GUN CLUB
 REGULAR SHOOT TOMORROW

The Juneau Gun Club win hold its regular Sunday shoot tomorrow for both the Truesdeil medal and Che Du- pont trophy There remain but two more events for the latter prize and there VIII likely be full turnout or the contestants tomorrow. Fisher. won the Truesdei medal last Sunday and will make an effort to hold it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
eRAND TAEATRE TONIGHT

Complete change of program tonight comprising universal pictures.
 His Brother. "-An exciting l0l Bls on 2-reel war feature. always ? bis hit. with that touching side play that is always 80 popular in the l0i Bison productions.
 "The Voice of tho Millions. For the cause. A very sensational drama by the Rex. You surely will like it It teaches lesson to many.
 eHer Lile's Story.".'-Another great Powers drama, deplctirg where Q wo. man tells her lhe's story. Very good indeed
 "Nal in the Shoe" and 'His First Lawsuit" strong Volcanic comedy that will send you out well pleesod'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
MethodI1t Epl6oopal Church

(R. c. Blackwell. Pastor-i Services morning and evening at n and 7:30 o'clock. sermon by the pastor Spbiccts migh1 " l1liH' and "The Eternal Foundation.
 Sunday school at i2 m.
 Epworth League at 6.SO D. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
aoasoN oMIrrED NAN oouRsE

dHaaON OWII ED WHIIN VVvn9-
 Representative Hobson confesses that he would have unanimously elect cd himself to lhe United States Sen. ate il he had not been opposed by the iiQ1or trnst Wall Street, the Steel Trust, the Governor Of Alabama, and the President of the Jnited States. It might help to explain bis defeat if ho merely recalled that his opponent for seat in the Senate was Oscar ". Underwood.-(New York Worldl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
rAYLoR M EpsALL
ARE BANKRUPT FlRn

The frm Of w. " Taylor and 3l. J. Edsan yesterday tiied petition in bankruptcy under the Federal law, with Clerk of the Court j. w Bell, who appointed T. s. Cole referee in the absence of the court
 The liabilities are stated at S2015.90 and the assets S659.50 exclusive oI exemptions.
 The co.par.nership conducted the Taylor ice-cream parlors and candy business on Seward street between Second and Third.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
E 0. FLO CENT DANCE

At the Juneau Rink Thursday ey- ening, January 14th.
 Music by the Lyric, six-piece orches- tra. Late ferries for Douglas, Tread we'll and pnane. 1-7-6t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
JEFFERSON IS COMING
 BY WAY OF METLANAHTlA

The Jefferson win arrive from the South tomorrow. She left Ketchikan this morning about four o'clock and is calling at 3ietlakahtla which win delay her about two hours
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
TrInILY EpIseopaI churoh.

(Rev, George D. Renison. Rector.)
 Sunday school meets at 12:3O. Ev- ening prayer and sermon at 8 D. m. Subjects "A sense Of Honor the Sec ret of Success of Religion and so- cial Life."
 Music by full vested choir. nclud, ing offeratory solo by the choir with solo part by Mrs. H. l. Faulkner.
 Everyone ais most cordially wol- come.
 Choir practice on Thursday evening at 7;SO
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
FlaEmsN 10 mEET.

The members of the Fire Depart ment wln meet Monday evening at the request of Chief Frieman com mittee reports will loo made and the Constitution and Bylaws submitted for pproYaal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09
SALMON CANINE
 SLOW ON TAXES

The salmon packers or Southeastern Alaska are not paving the Federal lax very rapidly O5 tho 5t cannerles In the Southeastern Aiaska district but six have made returns thus far for thc season's pack for the ypor 1914 rwentr-one others have filed aflidagits with j. W Bell. clerk of the district court declaring their intention to make returns. Some ot the canner- ies did not oparalo during ,he past year but the number thnt were closed Is not large.
 The returns made on all forms Of fishing and tho fishing industry for Che i91f season thus far made are herewith appended:
 canneries.
 Hoonah Packing Co., operating at Hoouah. z9,5l6 cases; paid Si,972.64. Tho Kasaau Co.. operating at Na- saau 71,g8o eases; paid $2S7T62. Pure Food Fish Co., operating at Ketchikan, 29.S06 cases; paid SI,l92.-  Sanborn.Cutting Co. operating at Nake. 20,35t cases; paid SS140t.
 Shakan salmon Co., operating at Shakan, 51.6S9 cases; paid S2,O65.56. Wards Cove Packing Co.,. operating at Wards Cove. 1t,s66 cases: paid S57s.
 Fish ole.
 ". H Royden, operating at Peters, burg, 70 barrels; paid S1.
 Alaska OH and Guano Co. operat. Ing at Kiihsuoo. 9,s47 barrels; paid SSS0.7o.
 Fertilizer.
 U. S. Whaling Co.,. operating ct Port Armstrong; paid $15I.
 Alaska oil and Guano Co., s63 tons, paid $l92.
 saIterIes.
 salmon Packing Co. operating from Notchikan, 10s0 barrels; paid S1o9 Peter sSommer operating from Pet. ersburg, 105 barrels; paid SlO.50 Borch and Storeh. operating from Oliver's Inlet, 2S barrels. paid S2.8O Conrad Dahl, operating from Peters burg. S7 barrels paid S3.7o
 John Davis & Co. operating from Metlakahtia, 75 barrels: paid S7.50. Henry Paul, operating from Ketchtl kan. S5 barrels. paid $50 Louis Peterson, operating from Ten Mile creek 40 barrels. paid $4 Nandsyssei Packing Co.,, operating rom Sitka, S2 barrels; paid S8.20. Nandsyesel Packing Co. operating from Iyoe, 1.140 barrels; paid S114. Sanborn-cutting Co.,. operating from Rake. 1070 derces; paid S107.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

Empire ads reacb buyers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

AMONG THE THEATRES. z MARRIED AFTER AL2
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-09

U. S. Whaling Co.,. operating ct Port Armstrong; paid $l5l
 Alaska oil and Guano Co., s63 tons, paid Sl92.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
Attention
Democrats

There viii be a meeting OF all Demo
Gratis at the City Hall In Pleasant
Grove on the 18th day OF October
1915, at y m, TO consider the matter
OF nominating a ticket for city officers
TO be voted for November 2, 1915. IL
this meeting decides to nominate a
city ticket then, said convention will
proceed TO nominate candidates for
tho following Offices: One mayor, one
i-year term Councilman, three two
year torn councilmon. one recorder
aud one treasurer. and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
All.Democrats are urgently request
cd to attend and participate In the
proceedings
Thomas Larson,
Joseph H. Shoell,
II. w. Wadley,
G. \. Fugal
]. H. Thorne,
Joseph ID. Faye,
G. Baxter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
Old Political Parties
To Name Candidate,
Democrats and Republicans Have C,,
ed Conventions, Non.Parti>aus Ma,
DO So Later.

AS Will be seen from the two ofe,
cial calls following this article tbe two
national political parties will uamo ,ho
tickets to be voted for this comin,
election. For the past four years the
non-partisan, Citizen Convention has
named the winning ticket with but ono
or two exceptions. No one seems to
know who the chairman of the chi.
zen's party is, and those who woro
most active in its behalf two years
lgo, do not seem inclined to resurrcct
The organization this year. Several
however, still favor citizens move.
ment for city politics; and may vet
call citizens mass meeting TO place
ticket in the field Some of th>
Democrats feel that the Republicans
aid one over on them when the an
pointments were made, and point TO the
tact that all but one of the city an
oointoes are republicans.
Following are the city officials and
their politics: mayor. J. l.. Harvey. u;
Councilman. Nicls Fugal, d; G. T.
Westphal, r., Joseph r.. Thornc, D.:
Herman Green, r.; T. d. Olpin, D.:
recorder, Joseph Hilton, r.; treasurer,
Mrs. Marie Smith, r.; Appointees-
Elias Piorcc, Marshal, r.; Justice, G.
3. Harper, D.; Watcrmastcr. G. y
Larson, r.; sexton. f. 5. Humphricg,
r.; Supt of watcrworks. Alma Chris
'enson, r.; Attorney, Harvey Cluir, H.
Up-to-date there has been no cry
stallizatlon Of sentiment favoring any
candidate or set of candidates. and II
appears that In both conventions II
will be free for all race for all whc
lesire to enter Many who are wei
qualified to fill positions, refuse &c
become candidates but some of them
nay consent to be "in the hands OF
their friends" and accept position
IN the two tickets So far there are
10 new names to add to those mention
ID In our last issue.
The Democrats will meet on Thurs
lay. the thirteenth aud the Ropubli
cans will meet two days later TIL
Republicans. because of having tick
IT in the field last year, will not hay,
o circulate n petition, but the Demo
rats will have to file fifty signatures
With their list of nominations
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
MANILA NEWS

Friends of George Holman will b,
pleased to learn of his promotion IL
the forestry service from range rider
to travelling trapper with Utah, Idahc
and Arizona under his jurisdiction
His duty will be TO arrange for trap.
ping wild animals that kill stock lie
VIII move his family from Hebor ia
Provo.
The Relief Society members spent
Thursday afternoon at quilting bee
at the home OF Mrs Eb Ellis, enjoy
ing lunch after the quilting.
Miss Leah Olson of Oakley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Holman and Or. and Mrs
Daningburg. of Heber. were guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. A. Holman Saturday and
Sunday, making the trip IN an auto.
Miss Hannah Monson has gone to
Salt Lake for a months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Miller are
visiting friends in Mosida this week
Ruben Radmall and Miss Ora Hol-
man went to Provo this week TO attend
the u. Y. Y.
A baby daughter was born TO Mr.
and Mrs. George Monson. of Manila
Thursday night
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
Lucy Gates Grand
Opera Company
IN "Ln Trn,iata" nj the Columbia
Theatre, Provo, Monday, Oct. 18th.

Lucy Gates II attracting consider
able attention from coast to coast
since the announcement has been
made that she In TO present her own
grand opera company in La Traviata.
at the Columbia Theatre. Provo, Oc-
,obor llth
John G. Freund. controlling editor
II the Musical America. has written
% Mrs. Gates. heartily endorsing tho
plans of her daughter, Lucy, TO give
grand opera. l.. H. Ilehymer, biggest
musical manager on the coast. last
week wrote TO Miss Gates, assuring
her of his great interest. and OF his
intention TO be present ut one of her
performances. mentioning her most
,avorably In the same paragraph with
<roislor aud Destinn, This part of
ais most interesting lcttcr shows his
Intention of Waiting Utah particularly
% hear Miss Gates:
IL wish you would send mo the adj
vance notices IN regard to "Trayiata"
and let me know whether that is the
only opera you are presenting, and
also the theatre you appear In, and
The nights you sing or possibly you
appear In all performances. Also let
me know your out-of-towa dates. so I
might III my trip so ! could get there
and not interfere with the big en-
gagemonts of Kreisler In this vicin-
ily"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
Home Economics
Elects Officers


The Home Economies Association
net in the Tabernacle. "Wednesday
afternoon at 4;30 to hold its annual
lection. Mrs A, II, Cooper who has
been president since the organization
vas formed In April 1914, was IMAM
ously reelected and Miss Mac Clark
he secretary and treasurer was re-
,lectcd. Mrs. l.. A. Richardson rchu'
red a delightful solo, and aiior o
discussion of the work planed for inc
.enr the association adjourned to meet
N October 20.
The following are the officers
Prcsident-Mrs. A. r.. Cooper; mrs.
ice prcsldent-Mrs, l.. A, Noharo
on; sencond vice president Mrs :
Fugal; secretary and treasurer
Iiss Mae Clarke.
Program Committee--Mias Elll'
varnick. chairman; Mrs v Il. Ha'n
'ay, Mrs j. a, West
membership Commiitcc-Mrs N
'anlson. Chairman; Mrs. j. IT, 'l'',,
'ay, Mrs. G. X Robinson MIS- '
Walker. Mrs. $. A, Kirk.
IRIS club work Committee MIS-
\ r. OycrladG Chairman; MIS- Sou
,ayton. Mrs. l.. G, White, Mrs -.
;wcnson. Miss Ellie Warwick
The whole association VIII o'' "'
,ihror, committee 10 further a move
nonl for u city library
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
rHoRNE'S MARKET OPENS

lnorne's Market opened for bus,.
'eSS this week and seems IN have
Jumped into instant favor with ,bo
pubic 1t is one of the cleonost and
III complete markets in the country
Inc iirm consists of Joseph w and
onaries Thorne. They will operate
'No SHOPS one in American Fork and
on' IN Pleasant Grove; besides run
"'"e wagon to Bingham. Mark Rich.
'''S VIII run the wagon. w. r. HALF.
uay VIII have charge of the American
'oik shop; and George Hunter win
'Ss'st IN the shop here.
besides running an up-to.datc moa,
market the firm will also keen
'ull line Of groceries, fruits and
c'Dles' IN fact everything good M
eat They will also buy beef, mutton
PORK aud all kinds of farm and garden
truck.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES {
War News Summary
direct from Firing Line via Battle
Creek)

Recent reports show that the allied
powers IL. A. Richardson and S. \.
Kirk have gained their first decisive
victory; inflicting serious losses uron
the left wing of the Tcutons CHerr
Miller) Real fighting commenced
about sun down and breathless excite
mcnt prevailed until morning reports
proved the death rate limited.
One of the most interesting social
events of the season was the frr,t
festival and social given by the SEN
Tors Wednesday evening,
Many original stunts were pulled
OF which caused much applause and
amusement. The special feature of
the evening was the imitation Of new
members into the class. They were
lifted from the debris OF other classes,
transported to another land, and fin
ally rcsurrected into the glorious
class Of 'lG
Friday the Senior students took one
of the most rigid English Literature
|, examinations given In the course. Beef
tea was served TO those fainting by the
wayside and last reports were That
they all survived.
The President OF the Junior class
issued a proclamation Oct. Z, 1915 pro-
hibiting eight Of our worthy seniors
from voting. due to lack OF age There
fore reorganization will be necessary.
a student body meeting was called
Thursday morning. What happened?
What usually docs happen when the
Juniors aud Seniors both want their
own way? Something exciting.
Next time yOu meet Junior you VIII
know he is q Junior. Why?
The get acquainted party which was
held IN the Assembly room at the
High School last Friday evening was
great success. The imitation OF the
Freshics by the Juniors was the big
gcst feature of the evening
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-10-09
Quail
Shoots Professor

! hunting quail in the hill.
bsn Wednesday evening. Prof
(lrk accidentally shot Prof
Miller, several number ~ shot
themselves In his hand. The
B not dangerous, Prof Miller
Is his classes in high schoo
following, same as usual. Prof
bon was also a member of tn,
The quail are reported as
|sther numerous in the foot
D when a flock of about fifty
their close proximity to Prof,
PAS not noticed.