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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
AN INVITATION.

This is to announce to the public, and that means everbody-that ! will have the formal opening of my new drug store Thursday. this week I want the people to come and in. spect drug store that is an ideal one to handle their drug wants and prescriptions in as careful and pro- fessnonal Q manner as they expect their physician to care for them in case of sickness.
 Pharmacy is my profession and I have made special enort toward a store that wiii be professional as well. I am proud of it and will take pleas ure in showing you over it. Thurs day afternoon and evening. at Guys Drug Store. Guy l.. Smith. Prop. op- posite p. O. Douglas. Music and sou- venirs e.27.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
FIGHT FOR SEWARD LAND TO BE WAGED
 ON ALASKA SOIL

SEATTLE, Sept. 29-service was made today in a half-million dollar damage suit brought by J. P. Ballaine and others against Roland. Jemmett and Stayert. committmen for the Cam madam bondholders, for property at Seward, Alaska. including the Alaska Northern Railroad.
 Another suit was commenced today by Ballaine against Col. B. P. Swan itz Thomas c. West. Alaska-San Fran cisco lawyer. Colonel swanitz and the attorneys for the bondholders will sail for Alaska Saturday
 Ballaine announced late today he would soon dle another suit for half million in damages, against the Cana. dian stockholders of the Alaska North ern.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
Douglas. Alaska. Sept. 29, 1915
 SPECIAL SALEi

Commencing on the above date and every Thursday following. we will have @ Special Sales Counter for that day only.
 The articles placed on Sales Count CTS win be sold ai reduced prices while they Inst, but when sold out Che regular price win bo maintained This sale will commence at l D. m. and last untn closing time or until tho goods on display are sold out. Come early and make your selec- ton. This sale IS for cash only, no goods exchanged or returned. If you don't find what you want tell us and we will put it on sale the following week.
 Prescriptions are our speciality. We have 8 registered druggists here to wait on you.
 Yours for Safety,
 The Nyal-Rexan Drug Store
 ELMER E. SMITH
 Registered Druggist
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SAVE YOUR TEETH

Ask for A. D. S. Peredlxo Tooth Paste when you buy next tIme. t neutralizeo the acid In your mouth and is pleasant to the taste. it leaves your teeth white, and your sums heal thy. lt is the beet tooth paste made 25o per tube. We do not hesitate to recommend 1t against any other tooth paste on the market. JUNEAU DRUG CO.,, opp. Alaskan hotel, phone 25o.- 9 27 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
SAN FRANCISCO GIRL
 TO WE'D TREADwELLiTE

Miss Sara shiels of San Francisco arrived here last night on the steam ship Princess Alice and Saturday will become the bride Of John F. Stanheld. o young engineer who is employed at the "7oo" stamp mn, Treadwen The ceremony will take place in Juneau. The couple will reside at Treadwen
 Miss Shieis was accompanied to Juneau by 9 girl friend. Miss Flora McRae Duncan. Of Paio Alto. Cal. and the latter's mother. Mrs. Robert Me Rae Duncan. Mrs. Duncan is the wid- ow of former superintendent of the Treadwell mine, and with her daugh. ter spent several weeks In Juneau earlier this summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
ESCAPED ASYLUM, CAUGHT
 AND THEN DISCHARGED

The Sanitarium Company, Portland, has advised the Governors office of the discharge of Adolph Baiurga from the Morningside Sanitarium on August 2Sth Bajurga was committed to the institution on April 9, 1915, by U s. Commissioner. at Seward. He escaped on May 14th, vas opprehended on August 27th, and as he seemed well able to care for himself and showed no mental symptoms he was discharg- cd as recovered, and is now working near Portland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
BOY STRUCK BY AUTO;
 COLLAR BONE BROKEN

James Walters, aged 6, Of Wrangell. had his collar bone fractured yesterday when struck by an automobile at the corner of Seward and Second streets where he had been playing with sev- eral other boys. The child was taken at once to St. Ann's hospital and was put under the care of Dr. Dawes who reported the accident as not at all serious, and the boy was later remov- ed Go his home.
 Alton Williams, driver of the ma chine took the boy to the hospital i'm mediately after the accident, and re- mained with him until Dr. Dawes had made his examination.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
TAREE WoRDs T0 TAE WIsE-
PHoNE JUNEAU DRUe7

A volume of convenience for you in these words They mean the best equipped. drug store in Juneau at your oaii They mean the Best Ser vice, Highset Quality Goods, Popular Prioes and Modern Methods of Sue ines8 brought to your door.
 so when you need a drug store, iu1t phone 25o. We wlil send Q mes. aenoer to get your order or presorip- llon. We disregard distance. No or der is too large or too small for usi no drug too rare, no tack too difil- cult Many of your neighbors phone Juneau Drug Go. for their daily drug store needs. You arc invited to do likewise.
 Free. Immediate delivery. 9 27 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

tbings arc promised in the alhledc Tor the coming winter. Smokors carniyals, basket ball. hand bah. bowling and indoor tennis VIII al take their places In tho winters progras.
 The First Aid lecture. scheduled &or this afternoon. was postponed and the date win be announced soon.
 s. H. Soaring, who spent the sum mor at Treadwen visiting with his brother. O. P. Soaring. left for the South on tho Mariposa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
MRS SHOUT IN NORTH

Mrs. J. NJ. shoup. mother of Rep resentative Arthur G. snoup, has reached KetchilSan, where she will make her future home. Her husband, the venerable Marshal J. M. Shoup, is Dracticing law at Ketchikan. Mrs. Shoup arrived in Ketchilsan Monday night, on the steamship Princess AL foo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
PLUME FINISHED FOR
 SHEEP CREEK PLANT

TREADWELL. Sept 2s-At 4:S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon water was turned into thc dume just completed for the Treadwen Power Plant at Sheep Creek. The plant is now run ming fan force and with new Hume. can be depended upon. The work on Che hume was done in about twenty days when it was estimated to take six weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
COUNCIL PASSES LEVY
 AT ONE PER GENT

DOUGLAS. Sept 29.-An extreme iy interesting session of the City Council was held at the City Hall last Monday night. The council list- enod Go tho first reading Of ped dler's license ordinance, copied after tho territorial jaw passed at Che last session of tho legislature The re- cess appointment Of Roy Collins Was confirmed and Fire Chief Langseth was allowed @ thirty-day leave of ab- sence. Tho council completed its la- bors as Q board of equalization and placed tho rate of taxes at 1eo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
eEoLoelsT HERE

D. c. Bard. of Butte, mining engin- ger and geologist, who is associated with the Alaska Gold Belt Mining Go, returned from Skagway this moraing and is at the New Cain. Mr. Bard has just returned from trip to the copper property owned by Captain Alexander, and located near White
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
DOUBLE RUNAwAY

A meat wagon horse ran away this coliided with tho Cash Cole team and started the latter on gal- lop, at Front and Seward streets, with the result that the Cole team smash ed the c. w Young store window The wagon was made into junk and one of the Cole horses was severely cut.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
HANSEN BOUND OVER.

Henry Hansen of Douglas was this morning bound over from the Com missioner's Court to answer to the grand jury on the charge of selling liquor to native woman named Mrs Robert Menuma. He was released on a bond of S250, Robert Menuman and Victor Von Arx being sureties
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
-ocAL MAsoNs RANoUET:
LL. HARDING SPEAKS

After @ meeting held Monday night seventy-dve members of the Masonic order enjoyed an elaborate banquet which was followed by a lecture de- livered by l.. L Harding, Of Honolulu Lodge. who discussed many of the early historic facts relating to Mas onry Special attention was given by the lecturer to incidents pertaining to the mysteries of Egypt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

DOUGLAS. Sept. 29-The Al-Ki ar- rived from the south this morning with cargo Of freight for Douglas. A consignment of l5 tons Of hay was unloaded at Martin Olson's ferry dock.
 The Eagles win starl their winter series of dances at their hall on Third street Saturday night. The best mus ic obtainable is used at these dances the floor Is admitted to be one of the best ia Southeastern Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

seventy-six steel, single beds with sprlnea attached, regular $500 value, an thio week special SAYS. Suitable for hotel, roomlng house, institution, camp or private home. F. w. o'DoN- NELL, Alaska Furniture Co.,, phone f52. g 27 St
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
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The Spokane Admiral Farragut and Jefferson are due from Seattle Fri day.
 The Jackling yacht Cyprus was at Ketchikan at 4:SO today.
 The City of Seattle sails south toe night
 The Mariposa sailed south today
 The Ai-Ki arrived today and sails south tomorrow night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
ELks NOTICE

Regularf meeting of Juneau Lodge No. APO. B. P o. Elks win be held to- night. Balloting for candidates. hi tiation. Important business. Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 GEO. F. FORREST, E. R.
 IT, l. LUCAS. secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
GUYS DRUG STORE
 TO OPEN TOMORROW

DOUGLAS. Sept 29.-The opening of Guys Drug Store win take place to- morrow afternoon and evening. Music has been secured for the occasion and souvenirs win be given to those at- tending. The Store IS modern pharmacy and is located in the Thcm- as Building opposite the Post Omce. The opening was scheduled for today but has been postponed until tomor- row.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

The schoois are open. Did your boy or girl get a fountain pen7 You can got Genuine Waterman ideaw - any point -- at S2.5o-euacanteed. Get them ir the habit of uclng a foun- tain pen NOW. Juneau Drug Co.,, op- posite Alaskan Hotel. g 27 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
EARLY LOCATOR AT
 ATLlN VISITS HERE

Among the recent arrivals in Juneau were James McKinnon and Mrs. Me- Kinnon of Atlin, who are registered at the Occidental hotel, and who will leave shortly for San Francisco
 Mir. McKinnon was one of the early locaiors in the Atlin district, and has won and lost several fortunes in his mining operations there After re- turning from the South Mr. McKin- non expects to 80 into business here
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
RUBBER GOODS WEEK.

An educational exhibit demonstrating the many uses for rubber goods in the home and introducing our full line of Fauitiess "Wear-eyer' rubber goods at attractive for fine quality. Com pare prices and examine Che goods. These are an guaranteed. Elmer D. Smith. The Front st. Druggist. - 70 27 2O
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
FAKE .gwsLaY ego0LER JAILED

John scanlon was arrested yester- day by Chief of Police D. J. Sitter on the charge Of peddling fake iewelry. After a hearing this morning Magis- trate D. W. Petit scanlon was sem tenced to DO days in the local jail and was required to pay the peddler's license. which amounts to $25 per week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
LOCATION NOTICE

Notice of location of @ lode claim to be known as the Silver Moon has been filed by Walter c. Waters, who claims 9 lode on Whiting Rivere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
CHORAL cLUB TO mEEr

Thursday night the Juneau Choral Club win hold its regular weekly meeting in the Council Chambers. Several new members win be taken into the club and new music will be discussed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
RAYNoR rAKEs posIrIoN

Al Raynor has succeeded F. W. Butters as night clerk at the New Cain Hotel Mr. Butters expect to remain h Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
HoMEsTEADER TAKES
 SIG MONTHS LEAVE

May K. Sullivan, a homesteader in the Knik district passed through on the Mariposa this morning, on six months leave of absence from her claim, which was granted by the Local Land office while the steamer was in port.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
MANILA MAN BUYS
 THE oRPHEUM HOTEL

c. M Jenkins. formerly Of Manila, has bought out the Orpheum hotel. Jenkins at the time Of the European war was at the head of an Oriental tour company but travel was inter rupted and the business suspended
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

TREADWELL. Sept 29.-The gym class for mon IS causing a great deal of enthusiasm at Treadwoll and great
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

See our windows for local vlews- soc. Hii Drug Company, Stacy K. Reeve, Manager.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

There are still 9 few remnants of linen and piece goods at half regular price, Mrs. Albert Berry. BIT Seward st. 5.2S,5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
sTTNEY SALE,

Another big "Jltney Sale" Thursday. Friday and Saturday at BRITTs PHARMACY. "The Rexall Store" - e 27 tD
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
Classified Advertisements
lroo LArE ro cLAssIFYl

WOMAN WANTS work by the hour or chamber work. Phone 1Ss. 912s-1m
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
rh. .tnnA

Art linens and embroidery cottons, The Vogue, 817 Seward st. 5,2s,5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

Fl. st. George Of Fairbanks has been appointed agent in Alaska for the North British and Mercantile Insur- ance Company of London. England. according to papers filed in the office Of the Secretary of Alaska today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
PALMER's

A full line of Palmer's toilet prep erations. including the famous Card englo perfumes, toilet water talcum powder, etc., Erie Drug Co.,, Douglas Free delivery phone l5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

FOR sALE-New high grade piano. Terms reasonable. Address Piano, care Empire. 9-2s-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

THE NURSE GIRL IS HERB
 She stands for CLEANLINESS and PURITY;
 You wilt always find her at GUYS DRUG STORE,
 opposite p O., couslae.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

Ladles, before buying, zee the clasey hasa at the Model Mra. A. wlnn If
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

If you want to know, "ask Bartlett" -C9-1-ts)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

Augustine e Kyers chocolatco stiil remain che "KIne Of All' candies. You can't beat chem. li you have not tasted thcm-try box on cur recom- mendation. Juneau Drug Co.,. phone 25o. 9 l 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
* COURT NOTES. ?
COURT NOTES

Thomas Hunter of Circle City has been granted a notary's commission.
 The American Dredge Building and Construction Co. has filed in the of- flee of tho Secretary of Alaska a spec ial power of attorney. which desig- mated Fl. II. Hook. of Seward as the attorney for the company in connec- ton with litigation which is now in progress against the Sunrise Dredg ing Company from whom the plaintiff company is endeayoring to recover possession Of a dredge which is al- leged to be held unlawfully.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

Seek and you will find com fort. service and style i1 Our HANAN SHOES.
 B. M. BEHRENDS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

FOUND - Small pocket book cG' taining papers and other articles. Owner may have same by identifying 1t and paying for this ad. The First National Bank. 2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

DR. FANNIE WAITE Eyesight Valentine Block.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

PIANOS FOR SALE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

-An 0i th0 navs an tne tImo.- ,.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29
MARINE NOTES

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ALASKA DAILX EafPIRE
 nouei11 Branch c M. A. SNOW, Manager q

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-29

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The Washington times., 1915-06-27
Evening Services in the Churches

First Church Christ Scientist Columbia and Euclid street.
christian Science"
Christ Scientist Fifteenth and northwest,
christian Science"
Tent southeast Evangelist E. Harter
Crisis of the Ages T:S0 p M.
Church. Fifteenth Rev. 3. H Ranck,
"The Dove-Symbo OF the Spirit" 8 m.
and Fourandahaf street northwest The Greatest
Word" p. m.
Foundry M E. Church. wedderspoon Nathan Bangs"
8p.m
Ninth Street G. A. Miller choir quartet and
sacred antata The Prophet Psalns 7:S0
Community Tent services VIM
Cooper address prayer Working Force 7:30
p.
Church of the Epiphany street Thirteenth Percy
Hall, "S John the Baptist and Expediency p m
Ferguson will read Brownings SAUL" p. m.
Union M Church. Pennsylvania
MacNiurray Modern Christianity What Is lt
Waugh M Church. and northeast Rev. NJ Nc
Gov Service "Macbeth-The Cleansing From Sin
st. Paul M and northwest Rev. D.
L. Bakemore, "School of Prayer" m.
Church. Florida and street. Rev.
Brundage "The Cure for Religious Ennui, 745 p H.
Memorial Church. North Capitol and streets north
west, Charles e. Fultz Vacation Advice p
Sixteenth and Columbia road Rev.
G. G. Johnson, John Russ' p M
Temple Baptist Church, j. Muir Lewis
Dinner" 7:45 p.
Metropolitan Baptist Church, northeast Rev.
Ball. Th Crouching Sin the Coang Savior
7:45 p m.
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church, ayland
northeast Rev Harry Goodwin "A Wireless Message
.7:45 m.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27

was not to be regarded as safer
pilot than a man working under
comfortable conditions.
1t would have been possible in
such a cause to initiate proceedings
before the Public Utilities Commits
sion, have hearings, get an order,
carry the case into court, conduct a
series Of appeals covering a few
years, and at length get the bene-
fits, if any, of the last courts guess
as to whether it is constitutional
for a motorman to sit down. 1t
wasn't done that way, and there is
good deal of reason to think it
was done in a better way. Mr.. w.
NICK. Clayton, who did great
share of the work of organizing,
gathering facts, etc., without any
expectation of profit to himself, is
entitled to recognition for his part
in achieving the result.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
THE COSMOPOLITAN "DRYs"

The Anti-Saloon League an
nounces among the speakers at its
annual convention this year, B. Fay
Mills, evangelist and pulpit SPELL
binder; Clifford Pinchot, uplifter
and at least enough of a politician
b run second for Senator from
Pennsylvania while the State was
still wondering whether he was
really a citizen Of the community;
and John Lawrence Sullivan, late
champion pugilist, exponent of Bos-
ton culture, and advocate of prohi-
bition in virture of some knowledge
Of what the stuff does to athletes.
Mr.. Mills will speak on "Rum on
the Rum" Mr.. Pinchot's theme is
not announced, but "Pinchot For the
Pennsy Prohibs" has been made the
slogan of the temperance movement
in the Keystone State, ani it is safe
to guess that Mr.. Sullivan will de.
liver powerful "Jab on Jonah:
Jaw" The ants are getting to be s
mighty cosmopolitan lot, withal un.
derstanding the possibilities of 8
good, swinging, alliterative motto.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
ANNAPOLIS HONOR STANDARDS

The worst phase of the Annapolis
scandal, with it's systematic "crib-
bing," is that when everybody knew
it was going on nobody felt that he
owed the duty either to himself or
to the institution to put stop to
the trick. This is grave reflection
on the student body and surprise
to all who thought the Academy
took the greatest pains to drill into
youthful minds the meaning of the
words "an officer and a gentleman" I"
1t ought to be possible to do at
Annapolis what is done in many COL
leges-namely, put in the hands Of
the cadets themselves the honor Of
the institution and let them take
care of individuals who cheat or do
other dishonorable things.
Annapolis catches young men at
the time they are most susceptible
to proper influences. 1t is the uni
versal testimony OF those who have
attended colleges with the honor
system that nothing else so quickly
and deeply impresses the new stu.
dent as knowledge that the students
themselves set the standard and
that to fall away from it means to
meet the contempt and to be Wis
tied with the whole-hearted condem.
nation of his daily associates.
If such a system cannot be es-
tablished and maintained at Annap.
oils there must be something fun
damentally wrong with the young
men who go there; and that is q
thing nobody will believe.
The Washington times., 1915-06-27
ALEXANDRIA BUDGET
IS SET At S225,0OO

ALEXANDRIA. Juno N-It VIII 70
quire s225.oo0 to run tho city Of Alexans
dria for tho fiscal year which COM
menced on June L The annual appro-
priation bill which has Just been passed
by city council and signed by Mayor
Fisher carries appropriations of HB,o0o
In this Is included no appropriations for
tho public schools or for police and fire
protection Of the territory recently an
nexed to the city. The expense Of oon-
next 'SaSG' than %
the history Of the city. The new high
school building will be completed IN Oo-
tober, and number Of new teacherg
I so be Ss of tss
in George Washington Park. formerly
in the county Of Fairfax, which was
taken over by the city under the terms
of the annexation decree.
The principal items Of the appropria-
ton bill just passed are as follows;
Cleaning streets, tn.soS; for poor and
Workhouse, $500; fire department., ss'ooo;
courts and jail. $500: Alexandra Hos
pistal. 5000.
The minor changes made In the big
hydro-aeroplane Clare within the past
few days will enable the big machine to
attempt a night tomorrow morning. ac-
cording to the statement of the men in
charge.
Plans have been made and arrange
ments completed for a joint outing to-
morrow of the Old Dominion Command
perry, knights Templar. together with
burg, Culpeper, and The Plains. respec-
lively. The joint field day and conclave
will be held IN this city and the pro-
gram includes a visit to Mt Vernon.
a ha ina nd uyt
their friends will leave for Mt. Vernon
and will inspect the mansion and Wash
ington's tomb. They will return at
o'clock and at 6:45 will hold the con-
clave to receive the grand commander
of the Virginia Knights Templar. Robert
Francis Taylor, of Roanoke. At 8
o'clock the Templars will march to
King. where Right Eminent Sir W. w.
Field, inspector of District 4, will offici-
ate at the inspection of the four com-
manderies, during which time the
the Eastern Star, will entertain Mrs.
| Taylor, who is wife OF tho grand COM
mander Of Virginia and grand worthy
IN ma{T9R WpR,6s Of the grand a. ohaptSr
inspection Grand dommandeT Taylor
and his wife will be given a reception
in the Westminster building.
The new high school building win bs
ready October l. according to those In
| charge of its construction.
The following officers have been elect
ed by st. Mary's Academy Alumnae AS
sociation: Miss Mary Kavanaugh,
president Miss Angela NJ. hewitt, vice
president Miss Katherine Weschler, of
Washirs.on. recording secretary; Miss
Mary Quinn. corresponding secretary;
Miss Rose Crilly. of Washington. treas
urer; Mrs. Maude Roche Warren. OF
Washington. historian: Miss Mary
Murphy. librarian Mrs. Leo Downey,
of Cumberland. Md; Miss B, T. Greene,
Miss NJ v. Harlow. Miss Matte Crilly.
all of Washington; Miss Ella Hill Miss
Mary Sweeney. Miss NJ. Greene, Miss
powney will constitute the advisory
y board