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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

CT breadth than the Bosphorus form an easily defended channel, 47 miles long, and commanded by It's ssore heights.
 "Marmora Sea is wonderful am- nhitheatre for modern naval strug' glo. An elliptical bowl of bluost wa- ter. it is enclosed by Q hilly shore line. which is bold and steep upon the Asiadc side. From East to West the sea is 175 miles long while its extreme width is about 90 miles. It has an area of A5O0 square miles,
 "Constantinople, the objective Of the invading fleet, lies tucked away near tho northcrnmost point of Mor- mora. at the opening of the Bosphor- us outlet. In the west and south are several considerable islands. of which the largest Marmora, has been famous for its marbles since the days of the Creclan sculptural and archi- tecturol glory.
 aThe Sea of Marmora is the most famous and important sea of passage i'm the world. Behind it's waters and 1lonc the Northern shore of the Black sea.. are the most fertile and favored provinces of the Russian Empire Rnssia's granery. while on the East ern Black Sen coast lies Russia's greatest oil port and her famous oil- hearing hinterland. This Turledom. mated sea is the mist important avenue of central Asia's raw mater ials western transport and Of the Vests manufactures for consumption in the central East
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27
sET YoUR MIND AT REST.

There may be nothing wrong with your child's eyes and again thore may be. We will honestly and competent ly advise you ii your child needs glass es or not
 For a thorough authoritative exam nation we charge 8 fee of two dol lars. SO lt is not necessary to sell a pair Of glasses to get paid for our time. We can refer you Co dozens o' satisfied patrons in Juneau and Douglas.
 ROBT. SIMPSON. optD.
 Optometrist
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

Eastsr post cards and ornaments ir many pretty designs at the Juneau Drug Co.,, opposite Alaskan hotel-- Phone 250. 25-5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

The Hamburg-Amerlcan line hes petitIoned the German Senate to be permitted to dispense with the suo' mission of the years report and an' naul meeting, on the ground of the Bondersrath decree under which all concerns having subsidiaries in the enemy countries may be eNemp'eu from submitting annual balances
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27
cAlN cErs NoN.sulr.

Judge Robert W. Jennings sustained motions for non-suit in the ease of Mary Patten vs Harry Cain, on the ground that she was a boarder at his hoLeI md not transient guest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

Easter poet cards and ornaments in many pretty designe at the Juneau Drug Co.,, opposite Alaskan hotel Phone 25o zo'S1'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

Eaoter post eards and ernamente ln many pretty deslgne at tae Juneau Druc CO, opposite Aiaskau hotel- Phone 25o. -9-s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR sALE-Six-room house on good lot; price reasonable. Part terms 6S4 p 9th St. 5-olm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

Young woman stenographer, book keeper, experienced. desires position. Can go anywhere. A. Empire. 24-4t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

saster post cards and ornaments In many pretty dcelgne at the Juneau prua Co.,. opposite Alaakan hotel Phone 250. 1o-9e
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR sALE-One extension dining room table and three chairs, Sl5. Mrs. Thos Murphy Douglas. S-2S.6t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

WANTED To buy 25-toot gas boat complete. Must be reasonable iu price Apply Geo. Worth, near Canteen. 2sSt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR sALE-M. D. Berry's entire transfer out fit at bargain. S-1s.tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

wANTED-Job sharpening drills. A
 B. Norris. phone S01. 25-3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR sALE-sixroom house on lot 50 90 feet. Cash only considered 530 Sixth street. 3-lg-tt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath. concrete house, phone 369. 2.ls.tt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27
UPro-DATg BAIRoREsslNe SERVICE FOR LADIES.

Tho WEB located in tho new postoGce block, will be open We'd nesdays from DO Q. m. to p. m. beeinning this week, March 3, for ladies and children only This ar ranrement is to insure privacy as hairdre5sins parloy Hairdressing manicuring and msssaging strict l up.to-dato la sll particulars The work VIII be done by Mrs Leaf- green and myself, personally.
 ". D. BATTLE
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NORTHWESTERN LATE.

Latest dispatches report the North western due at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR RENT - Four-room flat with bath; furniture for sale at bargain, address e." The Empire. 3-22-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR RENT-suite of rooms and bath: hot water heat. S26 Second st.. phone 41. suitable for men, or man and wife. 3-l-tt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR RENT - Modern House l. J.
 Sharick. S-2l-tI.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

Easter post cards and ornaments In many pretty designs at the Juneau Drug Go, opposite Alaskan hetel- phonr 250 lo-ol.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR RENT, 2 and room furnished housekeeping suites; reasonable. "The cozy corner of Juntau." Cliff Apart ments. near court house. 2-l-1m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

FOR RENT-House. 5 rooms, bath. phone 22O2. .--- S-2O.tl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-27

Empire want ad9 got results
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EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
IN VAR ARENA
sLAVs CHECK ADVANCE &
AND TAKE MANY PRISONERS

LONDON, Eng, September 1.-The
Russian stand IN the Etripa River
district reported yesterday has won
them an important engagement, ac-
cordins to an ofiiciAl areport received
here from the Russian war Office last
night.
Counter attacks have been made
against the invaders and 5000 Ger.
man prisoners have been captured,
and thirty cannon and thirty-four ma.
chine guns. The counter attacks are
reported to have been delivered on a
wide front. b
Coupled with this announcement
comes report that the Russians have
frustrated an attempt of the Teutonic
armies to force back the extreme
wings Of Grand Duke Nicholas troops.
The Austro-G German drive with this OBJ
ject in view has been halted, temper.
arily, at least, the Russian claims.
Berlin reports that the German
arms continue to advance on the
best part OF the entire front"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
NAMES OF FORTY ODD
MEN OUT FOR CITY JOBS
WHO PASSED EXAMS.

The following AZ names are those
who passed the recent city civil ser
vice examinations A total Of SO men
took the written test, only a fraction
more than so per cent passing. APP
pointments will be made from the top
of the following list: - d.
Z Police department: Moses w. Kau-
luaau, C. r: Lincoins r.. L. scraw.
ford, Harold H.. Padden. Francis
Kauahi Leo Luke Cullen, Robert NJ.
Kanealii, Manuel L. Lopes, Thomas
Pedro, George All Soy, Abel s. Kau.
haihao, NJ. A. GonsalEes. Henry An.
drews, w. e. Griffin, Robert Ahuna,
H. Daniels, Thomas Keaia, Isaac K.
Waialama, =. M. Crabbes Joe Kaaea
Waionia, Arthur H. Miller. Solomon
HOopii Kaaiai, Theodore Ferdinant
John P. Moranha, James H. Kananu,
Samuel Humane, Charles Brede, Isaac
x. Kaheaku, John r Costa, Edward
P. Clifford, Thomas Phillips, James
v. Crowe1l, D. K. Harbottle.. ]. Kau'
ahikaua, Louis Silva, Daniel G. K,
Kalauokaaea, w. T. Kaoiwi and Aki
Kauhane. Fire departmental. B.
Kennedy, VIII Prestige, Jr.. George
Vessels, Jr., Albert b. EYieifa. John
G. Fabian, Jr., William Spencer, Hen.
ny Y. Young, August PIada and Adam
Ahai. ~ %E& Il .ssftI D. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
GUIHRIEPLEADS
EORfR|ENDSHIP
WITH JAPANESE

That America and Japan should
tighten the bonds OF friendship now
existing between them, and march
together toward Q greater and a
higher civilization. Is the summary OF
a brief address deliyered by George w.
Guthrie. United States ambassador to
Japan. at dinner given in his honor
at the University Club last night by
the Sons and Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution and the Pan-Pacifie
Club. -. =. x. :: -
Mr.. Guthrie arrived in Honolulu yes
terday afternoon. His talk last night
was an informal one. He did not dis
cuss political or national subjects, but
confined his remarks wholly to the
great need of q closer relationship be-
tween countries He referred to the
American nation as a ship, which is
constantly steering its way toward
an ideal.
! Speaking Of the value OF commerce..
Mr.. Guthrie declared that q nation
which is without commerce and
therefore cut off from intercourse
with other nations, eventually will
shriyel and die. Commerce knits hui
manity In powerful tie. he added.
and builds up the true manhood and
womanhood of the world.
Mr.. Guthrie sailed for the Orient
on the Mongolia this morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
SCANDAL BREAKS
OlERCOLORADO
NATIONAL GUARD
Probers Charge Miners Or
ganization With Conspiracy
7: to Disrupt State Militia
fAssociated Press by Federal WirelessI

lASSoc1ated Press Dy Federal wireless
DENVER, Colo, Sept l.--GoSeruof
Carlson yesterday made public the
long expected report of the military
court OF inquiry on the conduct OF the
Colorado National Guard, during the
turbulent dayb Of the coal miners
strike. :. .... So.
The finding charges a conspiracy to
disrupt the national guard and TO OBJ
tain wholesale indictments OF state OF,
ficials and mine operators. -. b, -
II Is alleged that a conspiracy has
been entered into by two detectives at
the direction Of A. M. Beieher. general
counsel of the United Nine Workers
OF America. =
Charges in direct contradiction TO
this report WIN be laid before Cover
nor Carlson IN q few days by com
mittee representing 40 officers and
former officers OF the guard. The
charges will involve the highest line
and stan officers, including, 1t is said,
even the acknowledgement.
These charges involve cowardice,
conduct prejudicial to the interest OF
the organization, misuse Of the funds
OF the military department, larceny as
bailee. continuous intoxication while
on duty, mistreatment OF prisoners,
and. possibly, even murder.
One Of the officers Of the stan VIII
be accused Of having Withheld money
entrusted to him BY the war depart
Ement. Another officer high In rank
I'M be charged with being q salary
loan shark, while another will be ac-
cused Of cowardice and with having
brought scandal upon the guard
through his marital troubles and his
inefticiency
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
BEGIN AGAIN ON
SWIMM|NGPOOL
CAMPAIG|VFUND

To reorganize the campaign fol
funds for the new Y. NJ. G.. A. swim
ming pool, and secure the $1400 yet
needed, a committee OF live men met
Monday in the office of the general
secretary OF the association.
This committee, composed Of W. F.
Gaynor, G. s. Raymond, Percy Dew
Grill, J, s. Mott, John Haglund and
R.. N. Linn, together with Paul Super
who will represent the business side
Of the association, win canvass the
200 or 800 names not yet secured to
procured the. remaining funds; 9th,
ers working with the committee. are
Harry B. Neweomb, C. L. Hail, Gil
bert Brown, H. S. Canario and |. II.
Garfield. ~ e..@. .....
The amount of the subscriptions re-
ceived to date is just q trifle more
than $1,000. Yesterday general re-
estimate of the money needed TO car.
ry out the plans for the pool showed
that the previous figure OF $4,000 was
correct, which means that $1400 is
still required. &.
Contractors are still hard at work
on the pool, which, according to local
authorities who have made a study
OF the various association pools of
the United States. is one OF the very
best to be found anywhere. A great
stretch Of canvas has been placed
over the workers, in order that the
hot sun may not injure the cement
as 1t is being put on.
This cement is very smooth, and is
pure white II Is being laid under the
personal supervision Of John Bowler,
who Is recognized not only over the
territory, but also over the United
States as one Of the leading authors.
ties ON such work. The cement will
cover eli or the outside rim of the
pool. as well as the entire inner sur.
face r. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
RESOURCES HELP DECIDE MEDIA.

\ big factor in the choice of media will be the amount
of money you spend advertising. If you have
small appropriation, extensive general campaign will
be out of the question. You will have to select media
which will make it possible for you to start campaign
under way without the risk of large amount of money
If campaign limited to certain community costs
YOU $1,000 and brings in 800 worth of profit for the unit
of your Market YOU will know that that campaign
be duplicated in almost every other city in the country
Thus, You figure out how much profit Won can expect
each million people.
OF course. You may not be ON the basis of one
experiment alone whether not the advertising
will succeed to the same degree throughout the country
But if YOU try three four different localities with the
advertising, and the sales system, and in each
YOU get profit Of 800 for each 100000 population
then You will know that You afford spend 81 100000
tile United States and be of 100000 in profit
that is. YOU be of any business possibility.
And the best part of this kind of unit is that
work step by step. You take the income from
territory and invest it in another.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
TROOPS
Modified FOR
SPEEDY ACTION
Death Of 0rozco May Result IN
Serious Disorders on
U. S. Line

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, d, c. Sept. H.
That serious trouble Is expected to de-.
Yelup along the Mexican border i ii.
dicated In the hurried orders issued NJ
Galveston yesterday by Major General
Bell, commanding the Second Division.
whereby the 4th infantry, the 18th In
fantry and the 9Th Cavalry are being
held ready to entrain at quick n0tlce.
The regiments have been equipped Tor
Held service and are ready to move Ct
once
The gravity Of the situation develop.
ing was recognized when, following 4
light yesterday &C Green River Can.
yon. between band Of MEXICAN raid.
ers and an American posse Of civilians
and customs officers. with some troops
ers from the 18th Cavalry. one 81 tho
Mexican dead was identified as pa8-
scual Orozco. q prominenf Huerlistl
and the hero or the MIade1D revolution.
supposed to be one OF the leaders n
the plot for q Mexican upfisine The
Mexieans left I'VE dead when they Ilad
THIS band had faided the Dick Love
Ranch, footing the ranch house and
killing some Of the stack
His death Is expected 20 reate much
excitement among the AIexicans
Orozc0's body. with those II HIS COM
panions killed IN tie raid. & nov ".
ing at an undertaker's shop a. Van
Horn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
WAllTSFIREMEN
HIN -
TOPAY FAH
FOR WAGE RAISE
AIMi Takes Credit for Action of
Supervisors and Seeks to
Collect on Agreement

Eight steam firemen in the city wa.
terworks pumping stations signed
statements several months ago on So
lieitation OF Attorney Noa w. Alul
agreeing to pay the attorney total OF
$65 In the event that the wages OF
the bremen were raised from $50 to
SO m0ntl each. -
One OF the fireman asked Harry Muir
ray, superintendent Of the water
works, tosget the raise. Harry agreed
that the flremen earn at least. $40 a
month and prpmisedtp recommend the
raises to the. board OF supervisors,
which he later did. sAluii also appear.
ed before the board and after making
a speech supporting the request. he
secured q legakaDpe caring document
from William Larsen Charles Arnold
and Robert Horner. the members 81
the waterworks committee. IN which
II is set forth In glowing words that
"Noa w. AIuli appeared before the
waterworks committee. both indiVid.
ually and collectively In support OF
the petition for increase Of the fire,
mems pay. is, sExfs14 s Ill.,: -
Inc nremen got their IalSe. ISS'
terday two of thems came in TO see
Harry Murray. They told him about
Aluli and the statements they had
signed. Harry made oil haste t. the
offices Of Aluli upstairs and said a
thing or two. A few minutes later
AluIi repaid the visit, and Murray and
the attorney exchanged a few words
in the formers office
ttIf city employee Is worth raise
the supervisors win give It TO him II
they have the money In the treasury,
Harry said later, and don't believe
that they have to hire a lawyer 70
make any speeches for them or sign
any statements agreeing to pay any
lawyer their hard,earned money Il the
raises are granted. And / told Alnli
so. These men asked me this morn
ing II they had to pay that money and
j most certainly advised them not to. !
ut doesn't make any difference
whether It was Harry Murray's influ-
ence that got the raises or whether It
MAS mine.s kluH said ~ did the
work. 4 have this statement that calls
for the money and | intend to col.
leet.1 " f.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

The usual new idea which is most fttedfor adyerts-
ing, starts off with very little capital Quite often the
promoter must borrow deeply to put any advertising
campaign at all But then, he cannot get enough
to buy very much space in the general publications
to try to- the country quickly Such man will
find it most feasible and best to if he cannot arrive at
his advertising formula by the of few
newspapers. = " e"" az 1872
Perhaps these experiments will fail at first He finds
he has not got that right formula Either the copy is
wrong, he is using too large space too little space
Or he has not got the proper relationship between the
dealer and himself But by this kind Of experimentation
youcan find the of his failure Them knowing the
cause he change the method that his advertising
will work Then he has his formula which he duph
cate right through the country
The growth of newspaper advertising is phenomenal
for the that it does not permit of this tryout
step method One of the mbst notable of
newspaper space today such because he has proved
absolutely that he get greater results with less
penditure by concentrating in about dozen big city
papers rather than putting money into magazines Even
among cereal advertisers find examples of those who
believe that the newspaper is adequate of itself.
Of course there many other big of news
paper space who also other kinds of media. They
cannot tell which media is best and long they
successful they don't dare drop any kind But with most
of these the margin of profit is large they afford
to duplicate their advertising almost without end While
in other articles with small margin it might be
necessary Keep advertising to the barest minimum and
to select the best medium rather than to several
whose fields less overlap each other.
But of you have enough funds that there is
need for step development of your advers
ing just think how much efficient unit system Of
localized advertising would make your advertising itself
Gou eond then tellas does firm which spends $780,
600 in the newspapers each yearst how much YOU
afford to spend in each town. How! Why YOU will
know how much business you getting from that town,
and YOU will know how much the advertising costs.
Compare that businesslike system with the diff
Guilty YOU up against when you magazines. You
DO not know whether Such and-Such a Weekly is PAYING
whether would be better for you to put that amount
of money into the So-and-So monthly and You certainly
do not know whether Won spending too much for adj
vertsing in Oshkosh and not enough in Kalamazoo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
THINK ARARIc RAIDER
HAS BEEN SUNK

BERLIN, Germany. September L.
Germany and the United States may
never know the story OF the comman-
der OF the submarine which may have
sunk the liner Arabic. as result of
which. two Americans and others lost
their lives. The two nations may new
er know the exact reason for the
commanders action, taken in the face
OF q deliberately unfriendly" warn
ing from America. s. S .s,E s. Il.
The, German admiralty yesterday
declared that the submarine may
have been sunk by British warship.
The submarine has not reported
and is overdue. according to the adj
miralty. a.,4a,1 ,..i -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
IT'S ANOTHER FORD
WHO PLAYS SOLDIER
GAssoeiated Pres

(Associsted Press BY Federal WiFeleesl
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. HARRY w,
Ford, an automobile manufacturer, has
applied for admittance to the army
camp here for the training of civilians
as officers OF volunteers. Because OF
the similarity of names, a report was
spread on Monday that Henry Ford,
the, automobile manufacturer. had
sought admission to the camp. The
fact that each is an automobile maker
also is held responsible for the confu-
sion in the report.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
FOREST FIRESN
OREGON SWEEP
, TEN M|LELNE
Fire Fighters Unable to Halt
Conflagration; Homesteaders
Flee for Their Lives

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. IA seri-
Gus forest fire is sweeping everything
before it on an unbroken l0-miIe front
south of Mount Hood.
Attempts at backfring to halt the
flames have failed and the homestead.
ers Of two counties are fleeing, taking
with them as many personal effects
as they can carry.
The hunting season has been sus-
pended by Governor Withycombe in
the two counties where the fire is rag
ing. because of the peril to the lives
of the hunters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
TWO HAWAIIAN BOYS NEVER
F.. SAW ISLANDS BEFORE

= Two full-blooded Hawaiian boys.
:: Is and IS years Of age, yester-
q day had their FIRST glimpse Of Ha-
!: Wait when the Wilhelmina ar
!: rived of port. William Pukahi
. and Moses Alapa are the names
!; of the two young men, who were
q born in California OF Hawaiian
!: parents. and are now on their
!: first trip to the islands. ...-
!: Though strangers to the land
J: of their fathers both Pukahi and
. Alapa are expert musicians, and
= know the old Hawaiian songs as
!: we'll as the native-born. They
= have been engaged as members
9 OF the Hawaiian orchestra on the
Z Wilhelmina, and will hereafter be
8 regular visitors to Honolulu,
!: where both have relatives.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
BODIES OF WAR PRISONERS
ARE TO BE SENT TO HOMES

BERNIE, Switzerland-Thro the
mediation of the Swiss government,
Germany and France have agreed to
allow the elimination of bodies Of
French and German soldiers who died
in concentration camps. The collins
are to be conveyed through Switzer.
land
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
UNITED STATES TROOPS
LEAD JAPANESE PARA DE

(Nippu Jill by Federal Wireless(
SAN FRANCISCO, August 80. -
United Statss troops. ntlI lezE me pro.
cesslon at the celebration u Japan'
Day at the Panama-Paeifie exposition
today. Among the features Of the
celebration Will be exhibitions BY the
Miyako cherry dancers and the To-
kio WrestIers, together with kite ny;
ing, fireworks and automobile par.
AIDES, -. :-.Es. ass :,