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Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

Rev Matt z. Hughes, will appear at -he High School auditorium Tues day evening under the auspices of she High SchoOl-Y- M c. A. lecture fsaurSe- He will be the third lec- rurer to appear for the course this wear
 Ills subject will be the Fine Art sf Living He is a fervid south r~,e~ and the highest salaried Meth
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
CONNECTS ROB PosToFFIcE.
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

BALDWIN, Kan, Nov. 13-Five robbers early today blew open the safe in the postoffice here and es- caped with money and stamps amounting to $2,GO0 Officers be- licved the raid was committed by the five men who escaped from the Kansas state >penitentiary last night.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
EXPORTS MILLION DAILY

TRepubIiosn A. p. Leased Wire1
 SEATTLE Nov. l3.-Seattle's s csrean borne commerce during Octo- Per amounted to more than mil lsa- dollars a day according to the rnrt Nardens report made public tc
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
COLLECTION FOR RED CROSS
Republican A. D. Leased Wire1

IHePuUITCdH N' r. Iedseu WIreI
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 13.- The collection taken up at the Yale bowl this afternoon during the Princeton Yale football game for the Red Cross relief fund, it was an nounced tonight, amounted to $5,- 276.S0.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-14

odist divine in the country. His manner of speaking is logical. fervid and eloquent His address will con- tain many humorous illustrations and he is guaranteed by those in charge to put forth an effort that will be both entertaining and in structive.
 The lecture will begin promptly at S:30. Single admission tickets will be on sale at fifty cents.
 day. Great shipments to Valadivo- stock China and Japan, increased shipments to Alaska and the heavy grain movement are responsible for the showing
 Hire little salesman at The Repub- lican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
BALLPLAYERs BACK
 FROM NORTH WITH
 MONEY AND LAURELS

Mitchell Rose, outfielder, Bill Boeck- el, shortstop. and Frank Healy, sec ond baseman of the Juneau baseball team, and Jack Knleen. pitcher of the Treadwell team, returned Satur- day evening on the Jefferson from the North. They were drafted by the Whitehorse, Y. T. baseball club to so to Dawson during the celebration held there to commemorate the dis covery of gold in the Klondike.
 Whitehorse played Dawson four games winning three of them. Daw. son took the last contest by the score of to 8, when Whitehorse let their opponents have Knleen and Healy, who served as the battery for the winning team.
 The local players received expens- es and $50 each for making the trip, dividing the purse of $500 with the other members of the Whitehorse team, several of whom were reQuisi- toned from Skagway. The boys say Dawson put on a good show" and they report having had the time of their lives.
 AS the local season has closed sev- eral of the boys will be returning to the States, although a few of them have signified their intention of re- maining in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
500 POUND GRILLE
 COMING HERE FOR
 HiPPoDROME CARNIVAL

Five hundred pounds of female av- erdupois, four high class entertain CTS and cabaret singers. three of whom are women. 1.000 twinkling in- candescent lights of varied hue, an the ooiors of the rainbow represent ed in the decorations. music, fun. frol- ic, laughter and abandon-youu find them all at the hippodrome Saturday night when the big joy carnival lid is pried off by Manager W. D. Gross. With the carnival plan endorsed by the city and by businessmen gener- ally. the success Of the festival is a foregone conclusion and the carni- val is to last two weeks with new features nightly Juneau is in store for a general good time.
 The fiat lady" story leaked out yesterday when Manager Gross con- fided to friends that he had received word that the little miss would sail for Juneau on the Alameda Septem- Der 1. from Seattle. "She is a whale alright" Mir. Cross said today. "She used to be with one of the big cir cuses, and we expect her to become the chief side-show attraction at the Hippodrome carnival"
 The entertainers are said to be the best in the business. and win receive a high salary for their engagement here. Philip Gross. a nephew of the manager of the Hippodrome, and well known as a promoter of amusement. has taken active charge of the car nival arrangements. Yesterday the arcade leading to the Hippodrome was lined with evergreen trees. and the roof. of the same foliage. will be add ed this week Carpenters will be at work before the end of the week building space for the side-show. and the merchants booth.
 Manager Gross announced this af. .ternoon that he had engaged the ser vices of Madame Machshofus, a palm ist and fortune teller of Chicago. hay ing received a cablegram from her today. Happy Duncan's colored min strels also has been engaged for the carnival.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

TREADWELL. Aug. 3O.-Nrs. Rose mary Georgeson. who with her sister, Miss Dagmar Georgeson. has been wis ting at the home of Mrs R. C.. Way land for the past three days. will leave on the Humboldt tonight for Seattle Miss Dagmar Georgeson win remain in Treadwen for @ few weeks and will then return to her home in Sitza.
 Ed. Andrews, the local photogra- pher. took a picture Of the Treadwell champion baseball team yesterday at- ternoon on the local grounds.
 The City of Seattle is due at Tread well about noon Wednesday with 90 tons Of freight
 Raymond Kelly will leave for Seat tle on the Humboldt He will attend Seattle College during the coming season.
 Werner Borg has taken a position in the assay office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
WINTER SPORTS ANNOUNCED
 BY TRAINER TOM MCDONALD

TREADWELL. Aug 20.-Tom Nc Donald announced this morning that the program of winter sports and athletics had been outlined and that the gym class will be started at o'clock next Thursday nigha- The regular schedule is to start with a swimming carnival about the middle Of next month. Basket ball this year will be played at the Douglas Natato- rum this year and will start on Oct 11th. Four or six teams will be In the league and the season will finish on December 1st A smoker will be given about the middle of December and an athletic entertainment will take place in January. February will be the time for another smoker and an athletic stunt of some kind will be pulled off in March. The season will close with O big smoker in April. just before the beginning of the base ball season. No football will be play ed this year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
ARTHUR SHOUT
 TAKES A WIFE

SEATTLE Aug. SO.- Arthur G.. Shoup of Sitka, Alaska, a member of the First and Second Territorial leg islaures, and Miss Rose Kemp, of Sausalito Calif., wero married here Saturday afternoon. The ceremony took place in the First Methodist Episcopal church. the Rev. Adna Leon. ard, the pastor officiating
 Mr. and Mrs. Shoup left immediate ly for honeymoon trip to California. and will be at home in Sitka after October l. The bridegroom is son of James M shoup, for many years United States marshal at Juneau. but now located at Ketchikan where he has Q law office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
sITKA HOT SPRINGS
 PRAISED BY HUMPHREY

A. A. Humfrey returned Saturday from sitka Hot Springs. where he and his family have been rusticating for the past two weeks.
 "Dr. J. A. Goddard. proprietor of the Springs resort is entitled to a whole lot of credit for the way he entertains visitors" Mir. Humfrey said today. He certainly has the garden spot of the North at sltka Hot Springs. and we enjoyed our vis- it there immensely. There is fine hunting and fishing. and everything is reasonable. The fire early this summer cost Dr. Goddard a good sum. but he is rebuilding everything and has his new s5-room hotel almost com pleted. There were about twenty-five people there when we left.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
rAE LYRIC TONIGHT.

DOUGLAS. Aug. S0.-The following program will be on at the Lyric thea Ire tonight:
 1. 9 and S-Joe Welsh. the worlds greatest Hebrew impersonateor in "The Struggle for Wealth" in three parts-powerful. appealing, exciting.
 4 and Edwin August in a great spectacular production. Into the Lions Pit"
 6.-A Joker comedy in which Mike and Jake Go in for Matrimony."
 The same show will be repeated to- morrow. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
"JAcK" MULLEN IS
 NO LONGER DEPUTY

Chief Deputy John F. Mullen hand ed over his gold badge of authority to United States Marshal II. A. Bish- op this afternoon, his resignation from office. rendered a month ago. being effective tomorrow. He will be relieved by John J. Clarke, form crly chief deputy clerk. Mir Clarke will reach Juneau late tomorrow night on the steamer City of Seattle, and will assume his new duties at once.
 Deputy Mullen became a member of the marshars office in July, 1910, when he was appointed by U. S. Marshal H. l.. Faulkner. He had been news editor of The Daily Rec ord for two years prior to his appoint ment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

9 @ Q $ %s4 Sase q Q 9 Q q q 2 PERSONAL MENTION 5 6 0 q e 4 e g @ G 6 e @ Q @ 6 @ q
 Thos. Blocker. recently from the Chisana country. win be a passenger on tho Georgia for Sitka Hot Springs where hc win spend Q month
 F. ?. Crowther United States sur Yeyor. leaves tonight on the Humboldt for Ketchikan, on his way to Behm Canal He expects to be gone 8 week or ten days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Oakley are ex- pected back this week from Seattle. They had engaged passage on tho Admiral Watson, which was sunk at her pier in Seattle yesterday morn ing.
 Mrs. George c. Miller of Skagway' wife of the deputy collector Of GUS. toms at Skagway. accompanied by her daughter. Miss Vera Miller. who have been on a trip to the States, passed through to their home yester- day, on the Humboldt
 Mrs. A. B. Edmonds, wife of the chief clerk of the lighthouse service at Ketchilan. is spending a few days in Juneau. the guest of Miss Helen ! Robinson. Mrs. Edmonds may ap- pear in the Fl. M S. Pinafore, at the Hippodrome Theatre tomorrow night. as she has played several of the parts in the opera.
 Among the Juneau passengers on the City of Seattle win be Miss Adele Frisbie. who has recently been ap pointed to the position of stenogra pher in the land office.
 l.. l.. Harding arrived today from ! Haines. accompanied by his mother Mrs. A. Harding. and they will make their home in Juneau. They have ta ken rooms at the Beck Apartments. S. l.. Harding and Warren Harding will arrive from Haines later.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
HUNDRED THAT KELLEY
 ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM

John Reilly. recently committed to Morningside Sanitarium by U. S. Commissioner J. B. Marshall. is re- ported to have escaped. Reilley had been bound over on the charge of selling liquor to natives and also of stealing 20 mink skins from Louise Degonihe of Douglas. It is believed that he faked insanity in order to ob- tain his liberty The report comes from Deputy Marshal W. c. Sharpe of Ketchikan, who communicated the information to Frank Sargent on his return from Portland where he had gone as Reilley's guard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
NEW oRPHEUM CROWDED
 ON OPENING EVENING

DOUGLAS. Aug. 3O.-The new Or pheum theatre in the Henson block had @ very suspicious opening last night The box office was busy from the time of opening at 7:15 until the show started at 7:3O. Over fifty peo- pie were unable to get seats for the first show and by the time the second show started the street in front of the theatre was crowded. Over 400 per. sons attended the Orpheum last night The serial "The Exploits of Elaine. started last night. was very interesting The pictures are of the Craig Kennedy stories. running in the Cosmopolitan Magazine
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
''ITUNA" RETURNS;
 BOUND FOR MUIR

The seagoing watch luna. owned by R. Fred Vogel. millionaire land. owner of Los Angeles, returned yes- terday evening from Skagway and from here will steam tonight or to- morrow morning to Muir Glacier and other points in that vicinity.
 MT. yogel had expected to 60 to Dawson from Skagway. leaving the luna at Skagway, but changed his plans in order to have some hunting while the weather is good.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
FAIRBANKS CREEK
 HAS MORE QUARTZ

FAIRBANKS, Aug. 9.-Word was received from Fairbanks creek last evening that l.. NJ. Drury and Lee Lamprecht. who have a lease on the Cook property, had encountered a ledge, which is thought to be an ex- tension of that on the Gilmore and Stevens property. As the ledge is several feet wide and of fairly good values, the operators are iubilant, as well as the others of the district.
 o. J. Moreno and Louis Goyette, on the latter's property, on Fairbanks creek, have a shipment of ore ready to mill and start hauling it to the crusher within day of two.-(Fair- banks Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE
 Dou9lao Branch M. A. SNOW. Manager
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DOUGLAS. Aug. SO.-The Douglas city council win hold its regular meet ing at the city hall tonight.
 Roy Monins. who left Douglas about a year ago. returned on sAe A-Ki Sat urday
 The Al.Ki is due to sail south at 10 o'clock tonight. The following pas sengers win sail on her: Abner Mur- ray. Oscar Grundler, George Hell erich. c. c. McKinnon, Ed Cashel, and Stanley Marks.
 The Douglas Island Labor Union win hold Q meeting tonight Final arrangements win be made for the Labor Day Ball week from tonight to be given by the organization.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
Empire ads reacn most readers
DON'T oUEss-l.Aall sarllett'

when you want anything on boats, either north or southbound call up the Gastineau hotel and Ask Bart lelt' Cable and wireless received at all hours of the days and it is all about Boats. when they leave, when they win arrive, and everything you want to know. 1T we don't know we win find ont. S-15-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
SMALL FIRE ON BOAT.

Engine back-are caused a small blaze on the gasoline launch Teddy this afternoon. and the fire department was called out The damage was nominal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
A HUNDRED TROUT.

A. T. Spatz. S. D. Charles and W. F. Whitman went to Fish Creek Sun day on the launch Mink and caught nearly a hundred trout. They were accompanied by O. A. Tucker. who went to his ranch near Mendenhall Glacier.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
NOTICE
Juneau Rartenders, Union

The regular meeting, Sunday Sept. 9th, will be called at D. m. instead of 1p. m. Business of importance on hand. The Mayflower Saloon is un- fair to organized labor. Bartenders International League of America, Lo- cal S69, Affiliated with American Fed eration of Labor, c. H. Daniels, Secy.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
TO ISLAND MAsoNs.
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Special meeting Gastineau Lodge No 124. F. & A. M.. to be held at Odd Fellows hall. Tuesday evening, Aug. 31si. Douglas. Important business, Every member urged to attend Wis iting brothers cordially invited
 JAS. DANIELS. Sec'y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

Young man, experienced salesman, office clerk. operate typewriter. store keeper, desires position. "N.w.M.." Empire. S-SO-3t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
EREE sAoM TICKETS

Thane laundry will give Q ticket to the Grand theatre with each bundle of laundry brought to our office in Arctic Barber Shop. phone 175. s1-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

Business man with small capital would like position and invest capital. "c. w." Empire. S-SO-3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

LoST-Opal ring, between Gastin- eau hotel and Dream theatre, leave at Shooting Gallery for reward. S-SO-1t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30
LOCATES DOUGLAS LAND.

Mrs. Laura T. Schwartz of Doug las has filed notice of location for residence purposes Of @ tract of land measuring $50 400 feet in the city of Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

PLUMBING and HEATING, always to your satisfaction; call phone 27S, or IA Front Street. S-21-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

+ COURTHOUSE NOTES s
 On a motion of the plaintiffs at torney. V. A. Paine, the action recent ly begun against Claude Erickson by Fred lille to secure payment in an alleged overdue bill, has been dismiss cd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

WANTED-5OO families to buy kin. ding, call 146 and leave order. Alas ka Kindling Co. S-16-lm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

A SHIRT with DISTINCTION THE MANHATTAN. at the Hub.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

Bm of sale has been filed in the customs house. closing the transfer Of the Florence S, @ Panama river boat of 100 gross tons for @ consider. ation of S170O. from l.. T. Erwin. as U. S. marshal. to Wallace Langley. Marshal Erwin has also sold the barge Budweiser and the steamer White Seal. with a tonnage of 210 net, to the American Yukon Navigation company. The consideration is given as $500 These two boats were formerly own ed by George P. Sproul
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-30

Henry F. Stevens has filed suit against Mike Jackson to recover a bin of $S5.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-08-03
DAWSON WINS IN
ELEVENTH INNING
In Closest and Most Exciting Game of
Season Locals Down Eufaula
BY the Score of Z to ).

EUFAULA, July 28.-For thrills,
hair-raising and spectacular plays
this afternoon IS game seemed to have
been made to order One word ex-
presses it, exciting" The quiet I'M
assuming men and women, boys and
girls became a bowling mob, strain
ing every point to make their team
win. The two teams were tied twice,
and it seemed at one time that the
locals would cop, but Camnitz and
the visitors had a different notion.
Dawson got first blood in the third,
when Joe Lowe, who had gone to
third on a long drive to right scored
on an error by CASTOR of a ball off
the bat of Camnitz. The visitors tai
lied another in the sixth on three
clean hits by Ike and L. Thrasher and
Kingery In their half of the sixth
the locals came to the bat with blood
in their eyes. Moore had gotten
triple CASTOR a double and Geaslen
a single, which were enough to make
two runs and tie the score. Both
teams made another in the eighth.
Dawson's run was the result of a sim
gle by L. Thrasher and a double by
Kingery. Eufaula's came when Jack
son doubled to center and scored on
a couple of infield outs.
Dawson threatened in the ninth,
when with one on Brooks hit to the
trees in right-center. Moore made
beautiful running one-hand stab of
the ball, and made the game go into
extra innings. Neither team scored
in the tenth. In the eleventh King
cry led off with a single to center
After that the locals went to pieces,
making some bad miscues, letting
Kingery score and putting a man on
second and third Manush came t0|
the bat at that time and hit to the
cOrnfield for two bags. He went to
third on a wild pitch, and scored on
a long sacrifice fly by L. Thrasher.
The locals threatened to tie the
score in their half of the eleventh,
when the first three men up hit safe
ly, making two runs. They strained
hard, but Harry Camnitz had the
goods. Williams, hitting for Parker,
flew to right and the old college men,
CHM and Newell both swung into
space three consecutive times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-08-03
WILDER HOLDS MONTEZUMANS
SCORELESS, WHILE HIS TEAM
MATES PILE UP 4 RUNS.

AMERICUS, Aug. 1.-The Dawson
team met the picked team from the
Macon and Columbus penant winners
in the South Atlantic League, called
Montezuma, here this afternoon, and
whitewashed them a to 0.
Baby Wilder was in grand form,
and the Montezumans had only one
chance to score. In the ninth they
got the bases full with one down.
The 'baby," however, had the goods
and made Wicker fan three times.
Dawson's runs came in the third
and fourth In the third after Brooks
had walked and gone to second on
passed ball Lorien Thrasher doubled
to deep left. In the fourth, with
three on and two down Erwin hit to
the fence in left for two bags, scor-
ing Wilder, Manush and L. Thrasher.
L. Thrasher led the attack for Daw-
son with double and two singles.
The Game in Detail.
1st-Manush flies to left. Brooks
out third to first. l.. Thrasher flies
to left 90.
Wicker singles. Out Thrasher to
Brooks. McDuff out second to first.
Parker doubles over third. Chan
cey out first unassited. 20.
2nd-Erwin out short to first. l.
Thrasher out second to first. King
cry walks and steals second. Williams
walks. Harper gets life on wild throw
by Parker. Wilder pops to first. 90.
Bashem fans. Prough out short
to first. Moore doubles. Thompson
flies to left. 10.
3rd-Manush flies to short. Brooks
walks and goes to second on wild
throw to first by pitcher. L. Thrash
er doubles to left, scoring Brooks.
Erwin singles. l. Thrasher fans, but
Kingery gets infeld hit. Williams
pops to catcher. 81.
4th-Harper out short to first.
Wilder gets infield hit. Manush gets
life on an error by third, Wilder go
ing to second. Brooks fans. L.
Thrasher gets infield hit. Erwin
doubles to left, scoring three. I.
Thrasher flies to left. 3-3.
Parker doubles past third. Chan
cey fans. Basham fans. Prough flies
to left. 10.
Kingery doubles to left. Williams
pops to catcher. Harper out second
to first. Wilder out second to first.
10
Moore fans. Thompson fans. Red
ding flies to left. 90.
6th-Manush fans. Brooks pops
to short. L. Thrasher out at first
unassisted 90.
Wicker walks. McDuff fans. Par
ker pops to first. Chancey out sec
Ond to first. 90.
7th-Erwin pops to catcher. l.
Thrasher singles over second. King
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-08-03
EUFAULA WINS
FINAL GAME 4 TO 3
Locals Made Desperate Effort to Tie
1t Up i'm Ninth, But the Necessary
Pinch Hit Was Lacking.

Pinch Hit Was Lacking.
Poole and Camnitz were the oppos-
ing twirlers in Fridays game, and
both started off well. In fact, it
seemed. judging from the first to the
third innings, that there was to be
no scoring.
In the fourth CHM got life on an
error by Colby. The next man laid
down a beautiful bunt and Camnitz
failed to catch CHM at second. Then
the fireworks began, and when the
smoke had cleared away the visitors
had made four hits and four runs.
Stewart relieved Camnitz in the fifth,
and did not allow the Alabamians an
other hit.
The locals tailed in the eighth on
a triple by Harper and a double by
Stewart The visitors had an awful
scare in the ninth, when Brooks
walked and L. Thrasher and Erwin
came forward with long doubles scor-
ing two and leaving Erwin on sec
ond. Here Poole was jerked and
Parker went to the rescue of his fast
sinking team mates. /. Thrasher, the
next up, went out short to first, Err
win taking third. The next two men
up hit easy ones to short, and we fail
ed to tie the score.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-08-03

Newell had gotten life when Davis
failed to catch CHM on third. CHM
scored on Jackson's single, but Da-
Wis settled down and put the next bat
ter down in order.
In the second Erwin doubled to
left, was sacrificed to third by Ike
Thrasher and scored on Kingery's
single past short. In the fourth in
ming Kingery hit one to deep left and
scored when CHM failed to find the
ball. In the fifth Brooks walked,
went to second on L. Thrashers sim
gle and scored when Ike singled to
left. Two more came in the seventh
on single by L. Thrasher, double
by Erwin and a wild pitch by Brooks.