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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16

stor Trastitreif. Gbicago 6en
146e Sec. &ultn6er Sons Sragt,
6eriblan6t SsSulepreienter> Ma6barer
til 5tillebabsfpiten og &rigsforraao
til europa, er blepet ltggen6e ber
iom Splge af, at 600 af @elt &oil=
ipdbs 6olf gior6e 5treif, for6i &on1=
paniet regte6e at ifaffe Dem Bos-
iagerbefor6ring til &ompaniets 11De
8aneton1t / Clearing. s(lle eSertba=
ner, ser gaar i11o til Chicago, bleo
bergrt al @treifen, iom 6og ramme,
Sc baoroelt 6e 13 8aner, ser bar Mf.
tier / 8elt=2inien. 2inien bar fert
omfring 5000 Sernbanebogne 6ag.
Tia. Set bleb iagt> at 5treifen bar
goofienot af Acknowledgements og
6prbe6ernes og Gre1tmen6enes
kean6sforeninger, og set aniaaes fom
tbilion1t, ON We6lenmerne al 6isfe
6oreni1tger an6re 8aners Tieneite
piloe 16f9re Oct slrbei6e, ion 8elt-
2inien pleier at belerge. 5treifen
omfottebe 2ofomotipferere, Sprbb,
bere og 5porififtere. @ompaniet op-
lnife, at set bab6e betnpenot Jig til
Boibington for Megli,1g. 5treifen
ftaes at bore bleben erfl9ret, meoens
Ser enomt fprtes l1noerbanolinger.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16

2anbaabning. @albington oen
9oe Sec. 9en rige. Golpille Subj
anerreierbations 2an6 @afbington
pil blipe aabnet for @omelteaoopta=
gelie oen lite sS1lt> blep bet i6ag op'
lplt al Sn6reniniiter 2ane> efterat
ban bap6e fonfereret meo @e11ato>
rerne Sones og Yoinoerter og 4on'
qresluan0 Oiu.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16
S,tlereiien6e til Morge. @al

Snlereiienbe til @orse. @aib=
ington Den 106e Sec. 0ber 500
@oromen6 fra Mtnneapolis og
Nor6beiten reiite fra Seem Oort til
@orge ioag. De ftal biem og feire
Sui / george. Sen Slot, Der anfom
BERTH i6ag fra Minneapolis meo
ipecielt Eog> bleb mo6taget af @e>
,1ator @11ute g}elion af Mtnnelota
og @enatorerne 81. s. @ron11a og
Sbomas Gterling af Sontb Datota.
Oe beiegte &apitoliet, iaa &ongres.
ien foriamlet % afretite peo @fio=
6agsti6 til Seem Sort.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16
9}N Opfin6elie af Sesla. 9eel

9eD Opfinbelie al Sesla. Seem
gort Sen 86e Sec. 0pfin6eren, Sci
fola Sesla, 8tn6er af geobelpriien,
bor ienot Mnibgl1ing ON 8ate11t paa
pigtige Dele af en- Maifine;, fom ban
iiger> btl gibre frugtesles enbber mi.
liter Expedition MOB ct 2an6, Ser
beiiooer 6en. Den e6elpggen6e Op-
fi,16eIfe bill gaa giennem 8unmst
rneb en- Gart af 300 Mil sefllnoet,.
erfl9rer ban.
Set ct ct ubena,1oet 2uftifib n6e,t'
Dripmaifine eller 8tnger, orebet be6
Gleftrtcttet til bbilfetfon,beIit gnffet
@teo paa ssSor6en / BET boelpggenoe
@ri,1oe> Mfienoeren snffer lorettet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16
Uyakr AgRntrr.
Np 9lnflage moo 8aron bon Srin'
cfem. @n 9eteftip % en 9uin-
Sc meoanflagebe.

Son fSrancisco oel1 130e Sec. -
@oron George @ilbelm bon 8ri11=
cfe11, s(ttacbe pc0 Set tplfe 4oninlat
fer, 6. 6. Gromlep, en- Getettip, a11@
lat bos &onlulatet og Dfargaret
Cornell, ser liges at bore bemmelig
9lgent / GromleDs Sienelte> blep tof>
ten al @ron6il1rpen onfloget / to
H1u1fter, fprlt for San1nenipgrgelle
on1 at bin6re og p0elrgge 9ano1l
. .tnelle1n 6e Gorene0e 5tater og a1'
Ns1Hk2on6e> 6ernrlt for at bope br1gt
Soften til at opbiole til 8ranoltif-
telle og Moro. &autionen blep lat
til $4,000 for bbert Mnflagepl1ntt.
Torlporeren for Sc anflageoe, Der
olle tioli9ere bar arreiteret, lopeoe
at me6e / &etten imorgen.
8aro11 bon 8rincfen og eronle9
bar ti6ligere anflaget for 9anme11=
lpergelie for at binore og eoelegge
@an6el og far pGret paa 5rifoo
moo $4,000 aaution, og Mrs.
Cornell, ser bor peret bol6t Tor=
norino iom Ei6uc. dub $1,000 /
9oution.
Ge el1felte @auolinger, 6e beIfDl=
oes for slntloge11> blep fife offent=
liggiort ia iten. Ga Groplep bleo
>arrelteret 26oe @opember> blep ban
sS.shfloget for at bore 9lgent for tplfc
Soumenipergeller orn at poelegge
9(n1nntnition til Storbritannten,
5ronfrige og 9}1slano. Grplolton
al e1 2egter laoet meo 0Dnamtt
paa Geattles &abn Weat blep al
&egieri11gens 9(ge1ter tillagt bam.
GrolpleDs 8irfefelt 1trafte Jig ober
bele 6e Torene6e 5tater. 2ol1is S.
S1nitb, Der blep bragt bi6 fra Sc
troit, iogoe3 at pere impliceret mes
Grotplep. s(rreltor6re bleD oog life
ll5taget moo bam, og ban bi5neoe
moo GrotpleD for @ranbiltrDen.
Sen l1n6eriegelie, Der bar f9rt
ssIiil 0isfe @unager> er iuapiot BE-
.epnbt og Negierineer 1iges at bore
8elt6bel!e al oe pigtiglte Splpsntn=
ger, man en6nu bar erbolot angaa'
c,1oe tDlfe Sammenipergelier> bbiS
s. 8. ban &ool6ergens BioneSbDro
: =sssr Jig FORFEIT. Genne> Der er @i-
LEhgerier / 5an 5rancisco, iiges
at bere f9ngIet i beitlige Canada,
og oct a11tages, at ban bil blioe
bragt fer 6enne l1ge eller nnIte for
at bione.
Sans 8ioneSbDr0 ltgeS at bere
6et nelt oberrolfen6e man el16nu
bar bdrt> e116og opergaaeroe Smitbs.
sypoerale s(genter 1og6e i6ag, at 6e
allere6e bap0e paabilt> at 6e Ian1=
n1eniporne paa Gtillebopsfplten 1to5
Torbinoelie mes 40 grplolioner.
- SEEM Dorf SEN 136e Sec. Mar
@reitltng> 0r. @erbert 4ien5le, @11>
glebert @ronfborlt> &obert San og
@olter 5cbol5, ser nplig paanp bleu
anflaget / Sorbin6elie meo Sorigg
paa at p6elegge 9lmmunitionslfibc
s1 oe alliereoe> negte6e Jig i6a9
T4l6ige, ga 6e blep frernf9rt for ST.
oeral6ommer Meper. Sen oprin6e=
lige @aution af $4,000 blep fait-
bol6t, men SON og @cbol5, ser life
fun6e ifaffe &aution, blep ie116t til
bage til 6engilet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16

Sbompion=Setum iaset nb al
Speioer9mtternes 2anbsitbre. Seem
Dorf BEN 8oe Sec. @rneit Gbonp-
ion=Seton, Ser nDlig offentliggior>
6e cit grflering ONT, at ban bab6e
taget @fffeo fom @bef for @nerifas
@pet6ergutter, tog lite 9lfife6, men
bleb me6 Oberleg faftet of Orga=
niiationens 2an6sitpre ifelge en- @r>
flering fra bette i6ag. @rflnrtngen
flyer, at Seton life alene afpilte 8i1f
og Mnmo6ninger fra @enner Spet-
6ergutbebegelien ont, at ban ifuloe
blibe amerifanf 8orger, men git
enoog bi6ere og ,no6iatte fig at
Speioergl1tternes $oa,t6bog i,16e.
bolot ct &opitel ON Batriotisne.
Storbritammien bill tillabe Snofbr.
iel af Tarbeitoffe. @aibin9ton ben
96e Sec. Storbrttonnien bar erfle.
ret Jig billig til at ttlla6e Sn6fbrial
fra Spfflan6 af ttlitrpffelig meo
s5arpeitoffe til at ttIfre6sftille set
giebliffeItge 8ebob bos 6e omerifor.
tie sSSn6uitrier. Gorbanoli1ger mes
EDflan6 baieret paa oenne 6orlif-
ring er allere6e begpnot inforn1eIt
af l1oenrtgsbepartementet, bleb BET
iogt tgaaraftes.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16

rMtinneiuta" mariner Jig @ol6en
Gate. @an Sranctsco ben 146e
Sec. Sen belfaoige6e Danper
uW1inneiota" er n6enfor @oloen
@ate og pentes at arfre i6ag en-
gang. Gen bleb bugieret in6 al
@ugierbaaoene uGauntlels" og "5ea
9'oper" og @eoningsltibet uSSaq1a" i,
ser bleb ien6t til l1n6lptning, efter-
at man bap6e faaet traa6les Ne(>
6ing om, at ~Minneiota"s Moifirer
tar / ultan6. Torene6e Staters 81
itriftsa6pofat iag6e, at tngen tit
2op at forla6e uMtnneiota", fpr oe
fp6erale Mpn6tgbe6er bap6e foreta-
get en- l1n6eridgelie for at afgipre
ON 1nulig Mariagen. Denne l1noer-
iggelie be,1tes at begn11be i6ag.
Nnton Gang ilipe. 8erlin ben
Zoe 0ec. &Dgtet ON, at l11ton 2ang,
Sen bereu1te Gremltiller af &riitlts
/ 8asiionsifueipillene i Sberammer,
gau, par 6rebt be6 Sronte11, er life
fa116t. @n Mepreientant for uMsio.
ciate6 Freis" talte i6ag me6 Gang,
ser erflere6e, at ban bar friif %
lpffelig % al6rtg baboe pnret peo
sSrouten.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16
Tnr1a 1mrn.
lleni9beb pmboro paa oscar H..
@n Mppel til @mropas &egenter.
Stemmin9en / 9ollanb.

&aag 6en lite Sec. SSfplge l1n=
oerretning fra offictelle @reoie til
cit &orreiponoent for 9lsiociateo
Breis oil oen neoerlan6ife &egiering
bberfen opmuntre, anerfienoe eller
itette paa nogen Oeaa6e Toros
6re6sparti. Set antD6es, at &egie=
ringsembe6smeno nat11rligbis BE-
merfe6e Gellfabets 9feile og oglaa
fit u116erretntng 6erom fra 2e6eren>
men intet Spar bleb ie116t. Ma1
Til imi6lertio lite legge nogen @in=
bring 8eten for Selifabets 2ai1=
bing / @ollan6, men iful6e bets
@trfio1nbe6 ffobe fil6ne @itlatio=
ner, me6ens oct er ber, bil oct an=
tcgelig blipe annooet om at for1G9=
ge lin @irfIombeo til ct an6et @teo
en6 @ollan6.
Bribate 6re6sbenner, bboraf Ser
er mango ber> bill antagelig bpoe
Tor6s @elifab belfom1n1en ion en-
5tprfelie of fine @effer. Man faar
set Sn6trpf> at set itore Rublif1m
cg Breslen er tilbsielig til at Be-
tragte 6or6>Sellfabet u6en ringeite
SSs11teresie> 6a Oct er en- uobre0t Me=
ming ber, at ,Sre6 life btI opnaocs
be6 6re6sbennernes 8eitrebelier'
men be6 &e, bpori ben enc al
MooItaaoerrte buffer UNDER.
&riitiania :belt t2te Sec. st
atraaoldit Telegram fra Soros Sreos-
.ielffab on1bor6 paa Don1peren 49,
car II" anmooer ON &otelbefpen1=
meligbe6er for 1853 Berioner. ct
pribat norif &etIebureau bill paotage
fig at ifaffe bette for .Selffabet.
- Ombor6 poa 9anpffibet 49,
car II" SEN 136e Sec. gn &eioll1=
tion, ser for6gmmer Breli6ert @il=
ions Brogram for &rigsforbere6tbs0
biofbrte en- Broteit fra en6el al 6e
fremltaaen6e Me6lemmer al &enrD
6or6s Sre6sfelge iaften> 6a oen blep
forelagt til 8ebanoling. &eiol11tto=
men bar forfattet af &eb. sSenfin
SloDo SSones, 9feb. @bar1es S. 9lfco
og an6re, Ser piloe, at BEN iful6e
lnoertegnes af alle Sslgets Meo=
lemner iom 6eres Blatforn. 0per
ct 0ulin We6lem1ner, 6eriblo1ot g.
g. Mc@lure al g}etp Oorf og Cont
mer 8en g. 2tnoiep al 9enper,
negteoe at nn6erifrtbe &eioll1tionen>
Ga 6e fan6t ben upatrtottif. @nfelte
trneoe enoog me6 at forlo6e Selget
peo slnfomiten til @uropa.
Pr. traa6les n6len6tes i6ag en-
Nppel fra 5plget til @uropos @er=
1fere, bbori set poopeges> at Ttoen
er i11oe til at itanie 8lo6su6gb6elien.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16

gram fra @ien mel6er, at man |
plterrigife politiife &reole mener, at
cen omerifonlfe vNncona" >Note gaar
altfor bi6t.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-16
En- Krtgaraptnrt
&rigs,miniiter @arriion iparer / iin
&appprt paa &rittf fra Moo=
itanbere af 6orbereot9eb.

@aibington ben 96e Sec. &rigs=
n1inilter @arrilon erflerer itn
aarlige Sn6beretning til &reltoen-
ten ion1 blep offentliggiort iaften, at
6eriom 6miniitrationens Plan ON
EN- continental Mrme life fommer til
@iennemfgrelie ie pil 6e 6oreneoe Sta=
ter bIipe npot til at tp til en- @lags
tpnngen Wfilitertie11ei ite. s oenne
Snoberctning iom af mango GnbeoS=
mpno betragtes iom Sen mprfeliglte
nogenlin6e afgipet al en- amertfanlf
&rigsminiiter> farer Wr. @arrilot
go>lfe let ober &rigsoepartenentets
rntinemesiige 8irfiombe6 og befat=
ter Jig peie11tlig me6 Spsrgsmoalet
om militer sSorbere6tbeo. 9ee6ben=
bigbe6en for faa6an Sorbereotbeo
1amnenfatter ban / fplgenoe:
uGaalenge fon Ser er @et og
l1ret / Ner6e11, bliber Der en- un1o=
gooelig @onflift mellem Dem. 9e,
Iom bonoIer ret, 111aa bere forbereot
til at belfptte og foripare @etten moo
ltrette11."
@riqsmiui1teren forleger at ipare
paa &ritit og Mrgumenter fra Dem,
lom er inoo @rigsruitning, og itger,.
at oet omerifonife Solt maa bere
Jig lit 9lnipar bebiblt og bolbe Mnol
11teo bet. De 9erioner> flyer ban,
bpis Su1npittiobeb lite taaler at
te11fe paa 8rug al Magt, onergtper
2ipet og alt, 6e elifer, / Mngrtberens
@olo. &c. iom tror, at &rigen al
BRIG fan fomne til Mmcrifa, og ut
set 6erfor er uflogt og 1tneobe1oigt
at tage Sorbolosregler, tan bperfen
fe eller reionere, 1nener ban. @fter-
ion1 &rigen er fommet til alle Solf
iioen @iitoriens tioligite St6er> 1op-
ner 6en &lasie Herioner etbbert
@run0lag for lit Mpionnement. Ser
er onore, flyer 9rigsmi11ilteren, iom
er for floge og langipnte til iffe at
foritao 5tillingen, men iom er imoo
Torbereotbeo, for6i Sc er bange for,
at 6eriom Ri faar &rigsmagt> bil hi
bore friltet til at BRUCE ben, naar
pi life iful6e gi9re set. Mange bliper
ogiaa forbltn6et. paa @rltn6 al lin
syrpgt for Militarisme, flyer ban,
ioet bon tilfeier> at netop 6isie bur6e
ppre Sc ibrigite for rimelig Sorbe=
re0tbeo.
&rigs11i11ilteren foreilaor c1t Scr
paa 100000 Wan6, Der / Etlf9l6e
al 4rig piebliffelig fl1n6e itan til
Eienelte.' 93apporte11 befatter Jig Ser
nelt ne6 @nfeltbe6erne be6 Sen
Elan for n1iliter 6orbere6tbe6> iom
er onbefolet of Breitoenten og ollie
re6e er blepet offe11tliggiort.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

CONGRESS WHAT 1T
immigration bill with it's literacy
test. passed and sent to the president
for his veto, which it received. An
attempt to override the veto will not
succeed.
House voted on woman suffrage
for the first time in it's history. The
subject was last discussed in 1887.
The vote came on the proposed con-
stitutional amendment removing sex
as a bar to suffrage. The vote was
ia in favor to 204 against. The six
hour debate was made notable by an
obscene speech by Representative
Bowdle of Ohio, and the term Bow
dleism" has gone into the language
in consequence.
The seaman's bill was referred to
conference committee, which has had
frequent meetings but has accomp-
ished nothing. The bills prospect in
the face. of the senate's obstructive
tactics is not hopeful.
The house passed the pork barrel
river and harbOr appropriation bill,
providing $34,OOO,OOO for creeks in
the south and elsewhere. At the same
time the administration called a con-
ference to consider a deficit Of $780,
100000 in the public revenues. No
body seemed to know what to do
about it.
Eight appropriation bills have pass
ed the house of representatives.
None has passed the senate.
The house debated and passed the
army appropriation bill carrying
100000. This carries out the
limited program and was opposed by
Representative Gardner of Massa-
chusetts, who was defeated on a mo-
>tiOn to recommit the bill. The small
army party is dominant in the house.
The administration ship-purchase
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
THEATERS MAY BE CLOSED

HEA ERS MAY BIZ CLOSED
Several theaters may lose their
licenses from proof gathered by AL
dermen Kerner, Nance and McNiCh-
OILS that the public is soaked for an
extra half-donar through the aid Of
"scalpers."
The council subcommittee which
has been investigating has evidence
to show that while no seats were for
sale at the box office, tickets could be
procured from a scaIper at advanced
prices.
The aldermen are going before
Mayor Harrison today to ask that he
take the licenses of some downtown
shows.
Turkey has about '987, 900 men in
the army in addition to terTitOrials,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
passed the house, and, unless passed
before March 4, will die so far as this
congress is concerned.
An extra session appears almost in
eVitable.
URGES ERECTION OF MORE
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
The erection of more elementary
schools to relieve the 5000 children
now being forced to attend portable
schools was urged yesterday to the
school board by DR.. Otto Warning.
1t was referred to the finance COM
mittee.
Other work voted by the board:
To establish penny lunch room at
the Dore school.
Exhabit educational moving pic
ture slides at Armstrong school at
small admission fee.
Accept offer of scholarship to Rad
cliffe college, to be given girl student
of high school who passes entrance
examination with highest hOnOrs.
Defer action on report of a sub
committee on window ventilatOrs for
two weeks.
Award contract for painting Aus
tin high school to third lowest bid
der, Alfred Olson Co.
-O-O-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07

The program had been carefully ar ranged previous to the hour of open- ing and when the brother to whom it was intended to do honor made his appearance the rules were suspended and he was unanimously chosen to hn the chair of the presiding officer during the session. with full powers delegated to hi into place in all the offices members Of his own choosing, which he forthwith proceeded to do as follows. all Of his appointees with the exception of one. being past ex- alted rulers. and this also would have been occupied by a past exalted rulre had not c. c. Miller. who had been named for the position, been unayoid- ably absent.
 Past Exalted Ruler Keelar gave a most interesting talk.-(skagway AL askanl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
GREAT FEATURE
 AT GRAND TONIGHT

Charles Chaplin, the greatest CO., median in the motion picture world. will be seen al the Grand Theatre to- night in his masterpiece, "Tillie's Punciured Romance" a Keystone CO., medy in six reels. He will be assist ed by an all-star cast which inc cludes Marie Drossler and Mable Nor .mand
 This picture was received by Mana ger w. D. Cross, of the Grand theatre at high cost and its stay in Alaska must be short 1T the patronage is large enough, the picture will be held by Mir. Gross another day and 1t will be shown tomorrow night. Otherwise 1t will be sent back on the City of Se- attle tomorrow night.
 For Che second time in the history of the Grand theatre the prices have been raised to 90 cents This was made necessary on account of the expense Of bringing the films to Ju. neau. Manager Cross says that there must be the very best of reason when he raises prices at the Grand. We never raise the prices" said Mr. Gross, "except we have the very best caune for 1t and the goods to show for it. In this instance we are do- ing our patrons great favor, because we are presenting for them the worlds greatest comedian in his mas terpiece assisted by galaxy of stars, Q film such as is only shown in the largest theatres of the large towns in the States. If anyone attending the theatre tonight should be dissatisfied and cay that we did not do the people of Juneau a good turn when we brought this great feature here, not withstanding the extra cost, we will give him his money back"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
FAIReANKs pREDcE slNKs.

FAIRBANKS, May 17. - A report received last evening in Fairbanks is to the ehect that the dredge of the Fairbanks Gold Mining company sunk Sunday morning about 8 o'clock in water estimated to be from 10 to 16 feet in depth Its sinking is shroud- ed in mystery in that when the work men who have been putting the ape paratus in shape for summer work ended thoir labors Saturday evening, 1t was in good shape, although there was little seepage water in the hold lCitizen.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
FORMER JUNEAuITes
ARRgsTEo IN GERMANY

According Co San Francisco papers just at hand, the Mrs. Harriet Boyce an account of whose arrest in Bava- ria on @ charge Of insulting German customs officers appeared in Tho Em- pire's telegraphic news several days ago. was Q former Juneauite and the wife Of former United States District Attorney ]. J. Boyce.
 Mrs. Boye's daughter, Miss Margu- erite Boyce. also was detained, until the American consul at Munich depos- lted S5OOO bail for their release.
 Mrs. Boyce and her daughter claim ed the Germans misunderstood them. Unfamiliarity with the language of the Prussians, Mrs. Boyce claimed, caused the mistake.
 Since his retirement from his posi- ton here. Mir. Boyce has been living at Almond Acres, Yolo vounty Calf, Mrs. Boyce has been travelling exsen- siyely for the past two years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
e AMONG THE THeATREe.
 l,l4r,ti.4tfrr. 4..kftett-s
osPHEUm TONIGHT

The show tonight beging with a HearatSelig Weekly with Q won. derful War gectiou Harry x. Thag poses for tho Hearstseiig weekly at his home in New Hampabiro where he has lived since his escape from tho N,sw York asylum. Winter sports in Boston arc seen and other inter- eating eyent8,
 The nttle star, whom tho Biograph company created for tho movies Mary Picldord in the Twisted Tran"
 The Essnney Co. features Fran. els E Bpschmann, their stellar star in tho strong two-part moral drama "Ashot of Hope
 For Q sood laugh we present John Bunny and Josie saddor in the roar ing comedy Setting the style.7 You win not have many more chances to see tho once world.lamous comedian John l3unney.
 Tuesday and Wednesday new Pathe Daily News and the 2part Bio- graph feature, Brute Force. coo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
BULLET REBOUNDS;
 SHOOTER WOUNDED

". E. Engel. @ young man employ cd by the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company at the Thane Portal camp. sustained deep scalp wound last ey- ening. when a 22-calibre bullet recon- ed from o steel target and ploughed Q crease in bis head two inches Ions. He was treated at St. Ann hospital. and was able to return to Taane last evening.
 Engei placed a steel disc. about 30 feet away. and shot at it to test the penetrating power Of Q new high-pow- CT gun. The bullet cut through bis hat when ft rebounded.
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MRS. Wlc<ERsHAM LEAVES
 FOR FAiRBANKs HOME

Ms. James wickersham. wife of the Delegate from Alaska. left skagway. wheer she had been Q guest at the Pullen House for ten days, for Fair banks June 1st. Mrs. Wickersham visited at sitl,a for a time after leav- ing Juneau.
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sKAewAY ELKs DO
 HONOR TO KEELAR

sKAGWAY. June 4.-There was @ large assemblage at the meeting last night of Skagway Lodge No. 4S1. B. ?. O. Elks. to do honor to Past Ex- alted Ruler Frank T. Keelar. the "Fa. ther Of Skagway Elks." and the or ganizer of the lodge here. among them being Q number of sojourning brethren
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-07
GETTING DIRECTORY

Fred NJ. Poore has been in the in- terior country for several weeks, gath ering data for new edition Of Folks Alaska Diceotory He is headed to- wards Juneau. T. C. Armstrong, who covered Juneau for Folks directory, returned from sitka Saturday.
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Jorgen Nelson and George Osborne, conducting the Nelson 6 Osborne Jewelry store at Juneau, and the bus mess thereof, was dissolved by mu- tual consent on the 9th day of June, 1915, George Osborne retiring. Jorg- en Nelson succeeds as sole owner of the business and accounts due and assumes all the indebtedness of the firm.
 Juneau, Alaska, June 5th, 1915.
 GEORGE OSBORNE,
 JoRGEN NELSON First publication, June z. 1915.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tho par .nership heretofore existing between
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7V0NIFlI-I - IWV UI79 III1I I110- mond Dutton. Home Runs- Wood, Redmond, Callan. Sacrifice hits Brockel, Fossas, Wood, Johnson. Sac, rifice fly-Johnson. Struck out-5y Ford. 6; Killeen, 6. Bases. on balls by Ford, Q; Killeen. 5. Fit by pltch- ed ball. by Klleen. 2. Double plays Lewis to Wood, callan to .Brockel to Baxter Left on bases, Treadweli 5; Juneau. 5. Umpires, Brewster aud Chambers. TiIne-2.20.
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Don't have cord reer, try. somo Of Femmer G Ritter's Nanaima coal. (i-5-tf)
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BIG LEAGUE SCORES:
YESTERDAYS SCORES
Northew0lorn Leaque.

NVI hl-Wa-elH -stHAS' At Seattle-Seattle, (; Victoria, o. At Tacoma-Tacoma. g; Vancouver, At Aberdeen-Aberdeen. l; Spokane,
 National League At St. Louis-st. Louis. 9: Philadel- phia. l.
 At cincinnati-Boston. 5; Cincinnati. At chicago-Chicago. s; New York. G..
 American League At Detroit-Detroit. 6; New York, 4.
 Federal League At chicago-chicago, TO; Pittsburgh At Newark-Bunalo. e-4; Newark. At Kansas city-Kansas City. 8; St.
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?. s. EARLY Ar YANKEE aAsIN

p. s. Early and family have moved to Tenakee where they will spned the sumner on Mir. Early's mining prop erty. They will return with the open Ing Of the school year about the first Of September
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Treal yourasif s1 tho bsai--fFdnsre Havana ci11ro ~
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TREADWELL

Total ............ 30 q 6 e26 l6 8 Two out when winning run was made.
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American League At Detroit-Detroit. 6; New York 4.
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