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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

Street car and interurban conductors
and motormen may mot be employed
under the terms OF q bill introduced
by Senator James w. Hanley. OF De-
troit. The bill further providss that
the H. nSST: Of sns. saa p.rod
than * Consecutive hours, Fines Of
from SIS TO 500 or imprisonment OF
from 30 days 70 six months are the
Boards Of county road commissioner
may be Increased or decreased In size
al the discr elton Of the voters of the
county. II q bin introduced by Rep
Henri nc cr9 s % Of a. ss
The bill provides that a special cleo.
tion 20 decide whether or not a board
shall be Increased or decreased IN size
:sn, Of e tn: :'s aosss. q the County
Amorous Thomas and coy Tabiths
Cat must be licensed before filling the
gbostiy watches OF the night with mel.
G Scy; N Tussday rom the Grand Ira.
verse Humans society.
A bin amending the present work.
mems compensation act 10 allow am
provisions. TO signify his choice Of ad:
ministration methods was introduced
By Rep. Noble Ashley. Tuesday after
The bill provides that an employer
may make his choice OF administering
the funds himself after q proper show.
ing as TO his solvency and ability &c
pay. or may desiEn.ts some liaeii ~,
compensation fund or may request thu
state Insurance commissioners TO act
for him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

Under German patent laws an In
yentor IL obliged TO develop his pat
ent within three years OF suffer an
nulment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

Mukden. Manchuria. 10 to have q
water works system to cost $1,000. 900
to be controlled by q Chinese private
corporation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

An APPROPRIATION OF yssi.sl to meet
|propriation for the State Public school
Tor the year ending June 80, 1918 was
asked I'm q bill introduced by Senator
Henry Straight, Tuesday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

Rhodesia In the first six months
last year produced gold worth about
100000 more than In the eorrss-
ponding period IN 1914.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

Members of the house and senate
will have a movie" show staged for
their special benent In Representative
hall tonight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03
'iy One "BRoMo ouiNiNE."

Only One "BROMO ou1NiNG" 4
Whenever yor feel a cold coming or.
think OF the full name. LAXATIVE
BRoMo QUININE Look for signs
turs OF e. w. Grove on boz. $50
Adv. NJ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03

DR.. A. II. Barrett. OF the state Psy
chopathic hospital at Ann Arbor. viii
Interests Of the so-called "eugenics'
bill
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
CREW OF EDITH e.
 BELIEVED LOST

L F. Greene. who was in charge of the Edith C. when she left here for Ship creek. and now believed to have gone down with her in the storm en- countered on the night of April 2lst between Dry bay and Yakutat. was about 50 years Of age. large and pow ertully built
 At the time the Edith G. ran into the heavy seas. Greene was lying help less and in great agony in the bottom of the boat with an attack of appendi- citis and the crew were applying hot water bottles Co his abdomen and run. ning the boat the best they could
 Greene was partner with X. M White and B P. Lippins in the Alaska Coast Development company. and in- terested with them in the Thomas group Of lode claims He had been in and about Juneau for the past two years His home was in San Fran cisco, where his wife and grown daughter now reside. 4. M. White. his partner. has communicated hls probable death to them.
 The other three members of the party are not well known here John Hendvy. was of German descent and worked for a year or more for G. R. i Noble for Che Hallum Construction company. at Salmon creek. He was about S2 years of age
 John and Tony Mao. brothers. were French Canadians. and well known about Valdez. it is stated Tony was about IS years of age his brother John about 20.
 Friends tried to dissuade them from ! the trip in the Edith G.. ar guing that weather conditions were to severe this time of year for boats as small as the Edith C.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
JUDGE JENNINGS
 WRLTES OF ERECTION

In letter to Commissioner Martin Conway. of Skagway. containing the instructions Of the court in regard to the coming local option election. the instructions being the same as those printed In The Empire Monday Judge Robert W. Jennings said:
 Just before leaving Juneau wrote you my idea about setting secret OK pression of the peoples wishes as to their consent or non-consent to the sale of liquor. and was in quite hurry and did moi go into detail as much as ! should have done l on. close herewith copy Of remarks made by me to the liquor men of Ret. chikan-I tried to make che matter as plain as possible.
 What have said in this paper ap. plies Co Petersburg. Wrangen. Skag. way and Haines as well as Juneau and Ketchikan and therefore may be taken as instructions. Please see that the widest publicity is given this mat. ter Let everybody understand that the census hook is not final but that any person who claims Co be a white male or female person over the age off 2l years, residing at Skagway or with in two miles thereof is entitled to vote whether his tor herr name is in the book or not provided he tor shel is a citizen of the United States: and let it be understood, too. that anybody may challenge a person as not pos sessiug these qualifications even though his tor her) name may be in the book
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
c. W. YOUNG COMPANY
 ORGANIZE BALL TEAM

4 baseball team composed of the employees of the c. w. Young com pany. has been organized. with c. w.. Carter as manager and will play the Perseverance team week from the coming Sunday The Young company have had a team from among their employees for several years
 4 letter was received by c. w. Car ter from Senator J. M Tanner of Skagway. stating that free transpor- tation would be furnished twelve ball players from Skagway to the White horse celebration of King Georges birthday. May 29th. No arrangements have so far been made looking to the acceptance of the courtesy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
MS s GULlcKs
 STUDIO
Private Dancing Lessous--StudIo for Rent
FOUNTAIN pENs-

Not a luxury, but a necessity to the
 modern man Of business. The reason
 able price Of the very best makes, like the Waterman Ideal, the Non-Leakable
 conklin with the ironclad euaranee Of absolute satisfaction to the user has
 made them popular throughout the world. They arc used In the home, the office, the store. You will see them in the mining camp, on the trail, and many a letter from the fighting zone In the trenches of Belgium and Poland have been written with Waterman Ideal or conklin. Have you one? Ia lt satisfactory? You can get any point you like. We also fix your pens. And remeber that the prices are from s2.5O up. The Juneau Drug Co.,, the store that has what you want when you want lt-opposite Alaskan hotel, phone 25o. 5-11-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
AT rAe couRrHousE.

F. Lang Cobb nled suit in commits sioner's court yesterday against Hen ry Cropley and John Reck to recover on note of $500. interest. attoney's fees and costs of the action.
 In the case of Nose Merriweather vs Harry Bishop, 8 case of alleged unlawful seizure of property. an ap. peal from the commissioners office was filed in the district court yester- day A. II Donnelly appears for the plaintin
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

IF YOU consider Safety FlrstD ao the all important factor In your deal ing with drug store-come to us with your prescriptions. Two regis tered pharmacists are aIways In att tendance. The fresh stock we carry, its completeness and our experience of fifteen years as prescription drug alsts guarantee your protection and satisfaction. Our delivery ls prompt -"the store that has what you want when you want it." Phone 25o, the Ju. neau Drug Go. to7 Front St., opposite Alaskan Hotel. 5-ll-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
lAnaMerl
FIVE REELS AT THE
 LYRIC THEATRE TONIGHT

DOUGLAS. May Lucille Love. l" the 12th series in the big attraction. a, the Lyric theatre tonight Another strong picture will be a 2-reel Victor entitled Back to Life" featuring Warren Kerrigan The show will end with Apply Co the Janitor." an excra- ciatingly funny Eclair comedy
 The same show will be given tomor- TOW e+"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
PRoPERrY TRANsFER.

Deed was filed in the recorders of fee in which B. L. Thane on May 1st transferred the north half of lot one, block 1lS, also S5 feet of lot two, block l1S. on East street in the town of Juneau, together with ail appur- tenances thereto belonging, to Jul- iette Fay Thane. for S1O and other considerations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
NEW DENTIST OPENING
 OFFICES IN JUNEAU

Dr. White. formerly engaged in the practice of dentistry at Sitka. has rented rooms s. and 10 in the Val entine building and is having them fitted up in excellent shape for dental parlors which he and his son will con duct
 The suite will consist of two recep- ton rooms. one large and the other smaller. one lasge labratory and two operating rooms, with fountain and other modern conviences. He expects to have them open for business in four or five days
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

ANOTHER FURNITURE SNAP - Nearly new. owner going south and will sell cheap This list of furniture includes fine buck range. Victrola with records, nice rugs and the complete furniture of a small house Also will sell small house on leased lot. that can be moved dirt cheap See Hack worth. 122 Front st. 5-12-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
MISS FRANCES eULlcNs
 POPULAR DANCE TONIGHT

Miss Frances Gulick will open her Studio to the public tonight. The time is drawing very near when this pop ular pleasure resort will be closed to the public All those wishing to dance and have a good time will surely not miss this opportunity
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE s.
 Douglas Branch q. M A. SNOW. Manager s
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 DOUGLAS May l2.-New planSing has been put on the street at the june ton of Che Ferry wharf and Front St. and street repair work is gong on in several places in the city
 NJ. J O'Counor is returning pas. senger on the City of Seattle. due here Friday morning
 Miss G. Nelson. Miss W. Shields and Nir. Raynor Carey who have been vis- ting for che past few days at the home of M. A. Snow. left for the South yeeteriay on the Spokane
 Preparations for the Eagles Carui- cal on che 27th ot this month are go. ing ahead on large scale. X number of the business houses ot Douglas have secured booths in the hall and promise great exhibits.
 Mrs. X. Osterberg and Mrs J. Ed. wards VIII leave for the South on the AlNt Mrs Osterberg will SO to Oma- ha and will Visit in New York before her return.
 The meeting that was announced for Thursday evening in the Congrega. tionaI church has been postponed The date wiu be announced later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

J. e. Trompent. master mechanic at the Perseverance mine, accompanied by Mrs. rrompen, left on the North western this morning for two months visit to the Panama-Pacifc exposition at San Francisco Mr. Trompen's position at the mine will be filled in his absence by Fred Stew enson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
sPEAKER's DAUGHTER
 SETS WEDDING DATE

WASHINGTON. D. C., May 12.- Wednesday, June 30. has been set for the marriage of Miss Genevieye Clark, daughter of the Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. Champ Clark to James M. Thompson of New Orleans. The ceremony is to take place at the Clark family home in Bowling Green. Mo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
FULL CITIZENS oNLY
ELIGIBLE TO VoTE

DOUGLAS. May l2 The Douglas Island Commercial club Is in receipt of telegram from Judge R. w. Jan. nines at Netchisan. stating chat only iuii aedged American citizens are ci- lgioie Go vote on the iiquor question ai che election on May 2f,h The in- formation came in answer Co 8 tele-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

Have you seen an electric curling iron and comb? We will be glad to show you one. Also a complete line of Universal Electric coffee percola- tors, water heaters, etc.-Junea Drug co.-lo7 Front St., phone 25O. 5-11.2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
SENIORS NEARING END
 OF SCHOOL WORK

Superintendent l.. D. Henderson. who is back at his office in the high school today. has arranged for the fin. al examinations for the Seniors to take place Thursday and Friday of this week This will end the regu lar school work of the graduating class.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
METHODIST YOUNG
 PEOPLE HAVE PICNIC

The young people of the Methodist Episcopal church crossed the channel last evening for little picnic. Two launches conveyed them. and after lunch and a short circuit of the har- bor, they returned to the ferry land- ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
POSTMASTER RESIGNS.

George vogel postmaster at Haines. has tendered his resignation to the Department MT vogel is engaged in the mercantile business at Haines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
CARNIVAL CARNIVAL CARNIvAL

You who have never seen a dance hall and gambling house In full oPer- ation and you who wish to see it once more before your days are done. 90 to the Rlnk tonlaht. Enough saId.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
G KAysss VICTORIA
 csocOLATEs-st per 10.

"None better made"-cnly at ,he Ju- neau Drug co.. the store that has wha. you want when you want it-ohone 25o. opposite Alaskan hotel-to7 Front street. 5.ll-2r
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
oLD-TlMER IS ILL.

George Harlrider an old resident of Juneau and part owner of the coal mine group on Admiralty island, is very sick at St. Ann's hospital. He is past seventy years of age and has boon declining for several weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

TREADWELL. May l2 There win be regular meeting Of Che Treadweu fire department at the Fire hall next Friday night Four reels Of moving pictures wiii be exhibited after the meeting
 The Spokane took a shipment of bullion from Treadweu yesterday at- ternoon li was consigned Go the head office of the Treadweli company in san Francisco.
 Jake Manning and the BarQuist brother. have purchased a gas boat and intend Go spend a month or two ln cruising around Southeastern Al- assa waters
 The City Of Seattle is due at Tread- weli Friday morning with S7 tons Of freight for che company
 Work was started on the Treadwell shat oy crew og men this morning. The shaft is 1878 feet deep at present and will be sunk 900 feet deeper
 Robert Landsbere and wife win soon moye .nto the house occupied by che family of Ed Salmon The house is being extensively repaired
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

The Empire guarantees Its adyer- risers the largest circulation Of any daily paper published In Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

anition Of the word citizen The two telegrams follow:
 Douglas. Alaska. May i0 1915 Hon Robert " Jennings.
 Ketchikan, Alaska: What Is you construction of the word citizen. as used in Section 257S Compiled Laws? Does it mean full citizen Of the United States or one who has declared bis intention of such. or simply q resident or inhabi. iant Of the place where license Is sought
 (signedl DOUGLAS ISLAND COM
 MERClAL CLUB.
 BLAZER D. SMITH, Secy.
 (Answer) Ketchikan Alaska. May II. 1915. Elmer E. Smith.
 Secy Douglas Island Commercial
 Club. Douglas: construe the word citizen" to mean full citizen Of the United States. JENNINGS.
 Judge
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
s PERSONAL MENTION

.. {. s. .s .. .. . % .s z. .s .s .s s. .s .s s. PERSONAL MENTION * .- 1. z. q. s {. .s z. 2. :. z. :. i. q. z. {. s.
 C. C. King. representing the Allan Lewis company of Portland. and C. w. Ssockwen. representing the Mar shan-Welis company of Seattle, ar- rived from the Westward on the Northwestern this morning and are staying at the Cain
 Mrs H Hegbloom and Mrs R. Mel son. of Valdez. arrived on the North western and are guests of the Alas kan.
 T A. Meredith and s J Mitchell, came down from Skagway this morn. ing on ,he Northwestern. They are staying at the New Cain
 Mrs. Cleve HoansIer and son. Mas. ter Byrl. are guests of Mrs. J. l.. Gage for teh summer Their home is at Re dondo. Cal. and they arrived on the Spokane Mrs. Hoansler is a daugh. ter of Mrs. Gage
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

FOR sALE-Gas boat Rex" at bargain. Inquire of r. F. Summers. at Treadwell ofhce. 5.l0-lw
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
ATTENTION REBEKAHs.

There will be meeting tonight in l. O o. r. hall. at 8 o'clock. Degree work
 CHAS. W. CARTER. Secy
 ANNIE KEENY. N. G.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

FOR SALE-Transfer business and outfit at reasonable price. in Douglas. Apply James Lindsay (5.1O.6t.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
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wANTED-woman to take care Of baby where mother can room and board Phone l1S or address box 777. -(511-6t)-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12
PENNSYLVANIA R. R. DIGS
 UP 10 EXPRESS COMPANY

NEW YORK, May 12.-The Adams Express Company has received from the Pennsylvania railroad a payment of approximately SS75,OOO, as a refund on express privileges account.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

FOR SALE-Rooming house of 19 rooms Good. new furniture. rooms all occupied. 4 money-maker. P. o. box 3S5. Phone 1S2. 5.1O-1 mo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

FOR sALE-5Oo hemlock trap piles, ranging in length from 80 to 125 feet, all lengths Inquire of Dave Pierce, Rake Alaska, for information. film.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-12

Read tho Juneau Dry club's' bul- letin in Chic lssue. t5-7-tf)
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
AUTO TRUCK SAVES
MILKMAN'S TINE
AND HIS HORSE S
A Ton Machine ering Farmer and
His Products to Market and Back
Each Day.

Edward FranZmeier farmer near
st. Paul Mimi. milks twenty head OF
grade COWS every day and hauls the
milk to some retail groCcrS in ST.
Paul. He also raises squash. lima
beans. melons. sweet corn. potatoes
and small grain. Last July Mr.. Franz
meier bought Il one ton truck TO save
time ana wear and tear on his teams.
Before he bought his motor truck
Frau2mcicr got up at midnight and
left at 90 a. m. arriving al the ST.
Paul market ~ 90 or / 80 a. m.
Now he rises at 400 a. m. starts At
l.. arriving at the market 1t $500.
lie says that when the market is
GOOD he is often home again at ZOO
a. m. ready for days work BY
the old method he was away from
home from midnight until noon and
came back with tired team and him
self in no condition to do very much
work that day
Mr. Franzmeier says he would not
he without truck All OF his farm
hauling is done with it. such as haul
ing machinery on taking plows to the
blacksmith, so that his horses are re-
served for work in the fields.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
LABOR DAY PICNIC ON
GOOD COUNSEL HILL
ST. Peter and paul's Church Will
Hold the Annual Affairs in the
Usual place.

St Peter and pauls parish will
hold it's usual labor day picnic at the
foot of Good Counsel hill. about a
block from the ncrth end of the street
car line An informal meeting OF the
Parish members was held last evening
AT the l.oyola club house To make
preliminary ARRANGEMENTS for the
affair Various committees viii be
appointed and everything will be done
that is necessary to make this picnic
the success that il always has been.
Amusement stands OF different kinds
will be erected The Mankato band
will probably be engaged To furnish
music Dinner and supper will again
he served by the ladies OF the parish.
whose excellent meals are always
looked forward To with much pleasure.
Fullcr details will be published later.
Those who wish To spend Il pleasant
Labor day cannot do SO in any better
way than by joining the picnic al
Coed Counsel hill
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
LARGE ORDER OF "PUFFS"
GIVEN U. S. MANUFACTURER
4OO, OOO,0OO Cigarettes Are to BE De-
livered to the Allies BY Sep
TENDER First.

The allies have signed contract
with a large American manufacturing
firm for 4OO.090,000 coffin nails.
They are not medal nails to tack up
collins with. however. but are the
good old coffin nails" of the text
books on physiology. the same old
coffin nails" dear Aunt Maria warns
small Billy about.
The 400. 100000 cigarettes are to be
delivered to the allies on or before
September l. The order will keep
the factory handling it busy night and
day. it is stated In order to get the
smokes" completed on time the fac
tory will have to turn out cigarettes
at the rate OF 10000, 900 day. or about
1000 for every minute OF the day,
which is "goin' some" every man who
rolls his own" will admit.
If the allies smoke the cigarettes at
the rate of manufacture, a cloud OF
smoke forty feet high should engulf
the German empire, statisticians fig
ure out.
Four hundred million cigarettes
would form a tobacco bridge covering
the Bug river from bank to bank from
source to mouth. The papers" used
would carpet Europe as with a white
pail. If laid end to end those AGO.
900 900 cigarettes would stretch from
Paris to Berlin and from Berlin to
Paris nineteen times.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
JOHN r. PRICE
TAKEN TO ASYLUM

Voices come to me and plague
me-" said John r. Price. bachelor,
sixty two years old, and farmer OF
South Bend. when examined before
Judge Evan Hughes of the probate
court this afternoon. They bother
me at night and also in the day time.
even when | am out on the street.
answer those fellows back. and tell
them | will meet them if they VIII
come out where | can see them, but
they won't do so. | canot see them
but | hear them. They have been
talking to me right now, while |
have been sitting here. They are
making fun OF me. and telling me am
going to be sent TO st. Peter. They
talk to me about every little thing OF
my past life. and they find fault with
what | have done. They are telling
me what | ought to do about this and
that thing. Sometimes they tell me
they will make me cut my own throat.
Sometimes they swear at me and tell
me to go to bed" Price was taken
to the asylum late today by Sheriff
OSten.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-08-06
MEDS HOLD SESSION
IN CITY OF RED WING
Several Distinguished Physicians At
tended and Read Papers Of In
terest to the Profession

\ banquet at the st. James hotel
and Il social session featured the
opening session of the midsummer
convention OF the Southern Minnesota
Medical association which convened in
Redwing last evening. and which
concluded its session today.
DR.. l.. +. Clayton OF the surgical
staff of St Johns hospital. Redwing,
welcomed the visitors in behalf OF
the Goodhue County Medical society
Mayor Pierce turned the keys OF the
city over to the physicians and sur
geons.
Or. A. +. Dodge Of lie Sueur. re-
sponded in behalf of the association.
Following the banquet Drs. Thomas
b. HaertZell Mark White. Henry u
rich and A. H. Sanford of Mime
apolis and c. +. New of Rochester
addressed the convention. Some OF
the most noted physicians and sur
geons of the northwest were in al
tendance