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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17
Methodist Church News

For some weeks we hive been plan
ming TO start something like an employ
ment bureau which we have conducted
with some success in other places par
ticularly with regard to the employ
ment OF boys and girls. young men
and women out of work who want
something to do out of school hours
or young women who are willing to
work in a home. Two young men
have already applied for something to
do out Of school hours and two homes,
now supplied, have asked for some
girl TO work for them. We shall be
glad to have any young people speak
about their needs at the close of the
services on Sunday or telephone either
the pastor or the teachers OF the Sun
day school classes in which are young
people who want employment. Shall
be glad to have any business men OF
others who can use young men for
odd jobs to phone me or anyone of the
church officials at any time even IL you
do not want boy or young man for
more than thirty minutes for just one
day. Let us know if you have need
Of help at any time.
Do not forget the prayer meeting
Thursday. Glad to note a growing
interest in our prayer services. Re-
ceived three young people into the
church Sunday. You ought to join If
you are making a profession Of
religion and do not belong to some
other church.
Next Sunday will be Anti-Saloon
League Day in Bedding. Asst State
superintendent Of Grand Rapids will
l. ~ hn n u oh in,
he morning and we will join with
the Baptists for a union evening af-
ter the Epworth League meeting
The first Sunday in March will be
Quarterly Meeting beginning with
the love feast at 1000 o'clock in the
Philathea room. IL hardly seems pos
sible that almost half of this confer
ence year has already passed.
1t is almost time for our annual can
vass for funds for the church. We
will meet the first Monday evening in
March at eight o'clock to plan the
canvass and assign the Eames OF the
members OF the church Following
is the list of the canvassers; +. II.
Hudson, w. A. Whitney. A. II. Batchel-
or, o. l.. Shippe. Byron Moore.
and Harry Stacy Mrs. II. Friedly and
Mrs. Edgar Seeley, A. h. Foss and
wife, NJ. l.. Osterhout and p. ID. Werts,
Mrs. +. T.. Hannah. Mrs. Sarah Piatt,
Fred Boyer and wife, Edith Lunn.
Mrs. Clellie Hoover, Cora Showers,
Hazel Woodin, Bertha and Hannah
Helbig. Emma Brown, Mrs. Grove
Waldron, Kate Hudson. Mrs Edith
Burris, Grace Russell, Mrs. Eta
Davis, Mrs. Ada Thorne, Elsie<French.
Inez Keller, Pearl Foss, Mrs. May
Seeley, Minnie Cook, James Riker.
Elmer Harrington, Frank Conant. o.
M. Ayers, Della Hubert, Ruth Kass-
ner. Harvey McKiddie, Harold Cad
well, Mrs. Ida Cobb, Mrs. Jane Will
con, Mrs Mary Campbell and Mrs.
Mary Joslin.
If you are a canvasser please cut
this list out and put IL up somewhere
IN plain sight so that you will remem-
Der that we are to meet the first Mon
day evening in March to plan the can
vass and assign names. BE sure and
be there unless you have good ex-
cuse.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17
Alton Pioneer Gone

Mrs. John Hapeman, seventy and
a lifelong resident of Alton near Nose
ley, died at her home Sunday OF pneu-
monia. Mrs. Hapeman was married
twice. She leaves two sons, Charles
Il. Francisco OF South Grattan and
Judson Hapeman OF East Lowell.
Funeral services were held this We'd
nesday afternoon at one o'clock at the
Alton church.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

to take charge OF our
business In this territory. Full equip
ment furnished. Permanent employ
ment and a money maker from the
start. Good references or a small
capital required. Call or write
Grand Union Tea Co, Lansing.
Mich. 1882
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17
Holy Trinity Episcopal

Service on Sunday February 21st at
o'clock. instead Of p. m. as hither-
to. Sermon. Healing of the Blind
Man" Robt. b. Evatt. Rector.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE-Dry wood at $500. $2.25
$3.50 per cord. Mark III. Brown.
Telephone 227. 77-34-tf
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17
Want Column
One cent a word.
Nothing inserted for less than l5c

FOR SALE CHEAP-Oak bedroom
suit. springs and mattress. 29-tf
Burt Gregg
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE-Used automobile in good
condition. Inquire II. Frank Ire
land Co. 9S-36-tf
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE+Span of work horses.
weight about $500 pounds. J. p.
Jacoby. r. f. ID. Is. Belding. 1882
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE-Four year old horse,
weighs 1900. also buggy and harness
5000, Herb Regain. 1881
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE-160 acre
farm in South Dakota. partly i'm
proved. Good bargain. Edgar Kill
born, r. +. ID. Is. 36-97-tf
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE-The Wakeinan farm of
so acres, one mile south of Ashley
church In Grattan. Inquire at San
delps Bank 1882
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE-Electric table lamp
$500. Call 220 f.. Congress street.
13-3S-tf
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

FOR SALE-Forty acre farm located
miles west OF Bedding. or will trade
for city property. Inquire of G. ID.
Hoppe, X. +. ID. II. 1864
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

WANTED-Housewo Inquire Clio
Crawford street. 1881
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

WANTED-Boarders at 31S Pine st.
1881
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

WAN'TED-Boarders and roomers,
men and their wives preferred. call
ut Banner office. 20-3S-1
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-17

ALL PERSONS having Frank
O'Bryon's ice cream packers please
call 1SS and we will call for same.
30-38-1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.


 In ex parte proceedings this morn ing. J. F. Cobb, attorney for the pc dtioners in tho boundary disagree ment relative to the enlargement oi the citys limit stated that the ped tion Of protest would be withdrawn The matter will be taken mp by the court later.
 Judge R. W. Jennings appointed at loraeys R. A. Gunniaon. John Rust gard and l.. ?. Shackleford Q com mistee to examine into the fitness oi Joseph l.. Gawley for admission to the bar T. l.. Gawley gives his residence as Juneau and his age 21.
 Case Of the United States ys Frank Joe has gone to the jury
 The case of John CoIich vs. Alas ia Gastineau Mining company, is sci to follow the Frank Joe case. Bonei G Boner and J. H. Cobb are attor neys for the plaintiff, and shackleioro & Bayless and 2. R. Cheney attorneys for the corporation.
 Tho case of the United States vs George Anderson and Haldo Burns was set for trial March 18th. Atlor ney John c. Held is retained by Che defendants. The indictment charges giving liouor to Indians.
 4 deed was filed in the recorders office today. in which Anton Kargan of Douglas. conveys to We'll M- Evan of. @ lot in the town of Douglas, ir consideration of $150 in gold coin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
rlKe ro ENrERTAIN.

The entertainment committee Of the Elks' Lodge wish to announce that they aro giving Q social and card party for Elks and their ladies on Thursday evening. March nth. The entertainment will consist oi cards, bowling and a musical program. A prize win be awarded the lady ob- taininS the highest score in cards and one for tho high score in bowling. There will be g special bowling tour nament between two ladies team. Playing to commence at s:00 D. m. sharp Lunch will be served shortly after eleven o'clock. S's-it'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
arANE raE rRouaLE.H

There 10 perhaps nobody who re"'iy lyikes trouble, and for that reaeon is ofsen pays to take it. l asked once a very sueeoasful merchant in New York if he could explain the sueeeoe Of his buolnccs. "Yes," he replied without hesitation. "Take the Irou- ble." Ho explained further that he was Willing to 60 to any trouble 10 provides Q fecrvieo iuet ae customer mloht want it | have never torgot' len lt and found from personal e%per fence of over dfteen years that "IaS' lno Che Trouble" means SERVICE in capital letters, and oerviee ie ot the ersateat Importance ln the drug bus ineoe Many and many tlme peo' pie come to The Juneau Drug Co., asklns us to set for them eome ar tlcle not obtainable in the city. They would cay. I've can not get lt ln town 6ns we were told that you VIII get it for ua."
 They came to us beeause they knew that we would get it for them and consider it a privilege to do so' And we do, because we want you to think Of ua ao "your drueglet." :"
 When you need something you thing Is not obtainable in town-eome 10 the Juneau Drug Co.,, opposite the Alaskan hotel, or phone 25o-~e arc more than likely to have t. lf not We will get it for you without extra charqes-Juueau Drug Co.,, z. J. Lous- sac, prop.-nThe atoro that has what you waut-when you want it'-lof Front st., phone 25o-day or night (8-8-2t)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
NOTICE 10 VOTERS.

The registration book for quanaed voters Of the city of Juneau Territory Of Alaska. for the year nineteen bun. dred fifteen. are now open In the City Clerks ofice. in the City Ealland will remain open until Saturday April third, nineteen hundred fifteen at tho hour of four D. 10. All those desiring to vote at the regular. April ninetoen hundred fiteeu election should resi' ster. for the reason that parties not registered will not be permitted Co vote. E. " PETIT,
 Registration Officer
 Juneau, Alaslza- March ], 1915-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
DOUGLAS MAN THOUGHT
 TO HAVE KILLED SELF


 DOUGLAS. March S.-Bert' Brim- son. for many years employed at Treadwen. who recently came back to Douglas after his family was settled in Seattle. is feared to have ended his life. He has not been heard rom since he left the southbound steam ship Al-Ki at Ketchikon two weeks ago. He had been suffering from mental troubles having two months ago been arrested on insanity charges, but released. He was several times caught praying in the streets at night. and singing on the beach, but the evidence submitted before Commits sioner ]. 3. Marshall at Juneau was insufficient to send him to the asylum
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

DOUGLAS. Narcth S.-Dr. R. V. Ei. lis. who recently returned from the South. has taken pr. Midiord's oiice in the 0'Copnor building and will oe- cupy the offices until the return Of Dr. Midiord about che first ol next month. Dr. Ellis Is to he assistant Go Dr. Mid ford. who upon his return will sue ceed Dr. C. F. Kuhn as surgeon for the Treadwea company.
 Desmod D. permcdy has been app pointed to represent Shepard & Son. insurance ag0nts ot Juneau on Doug las Island. and is looking for a loea- tion.
 There will be meeting Of ,he Cath. oHc men at Che hall Of che Alaska Catholic club at 8 o'clock tomorrow night
 Douglas Fire Company No. will hold a meeting tonight at che city hall.
 X petition to Judge R. W. Jennings asking that the liquor question this year be left to on election with se- cret ballot Instead of the dealers set dng siguers for their petitions Is be. ing circulated on the Island
 4 big class Of new members will join the Douglas Island Labor Union tonight Arrangements arc being made for an entertainment for the members on next Monday night
 New music has been ordered for the biz dance at the Naiatorlum on the 17th of March.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
IN MUNICIPAL ooURT

In the case Of Christie Garetty one Of the lwelYe cau61t in tho ofag-net a few nights ago. the jury summoned at tho Instance cf the.deiendant. brought in a verdict of guilty aiter being out for an hour and a half Garretty who is colored man, was charged with wandering tho streets at night Be was defended by M. Donneliy with simon Hellenthal acting for the city. The defense gave notice of ap- peal. The jury sitting in tho ease was composed as follows. Owille olts. Geo. Koehepp, Wallace George F. T Tripp. Thos- F. Bush and Dave Evans
 The case of Wm. Corey win be heard tomorrow afternoon at 2 D. m. M. ]. Donnelly appearing for the de- fendant The city of Juneau ys. Andy Anderson will also be heard tomor- row afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
SENATOR MllLAaD AND
 oTEERs FORM COMPANY

The Honey Boy Mining company ol vMdez flied articles of Incorporation with .he snryey9i,geuerai today. B. ?. Milard. W R. Willard and c. B. Bru6alSer. oll Of Valdez, are the in' corporators
 The now company Is capitalized at SI,Qo0.000 dollars the price per share Is one dollar BY the articles Of in' corporation, the company Is empower ed to acquire lands. water rights erect mills. smelters and do any ano of things necessary In the operations og quartz mines. lndebtedn which the company may Incur Is limited 'o S200.00O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
PAUL w srcLz TO
 ACCOMPANY MIFE SOUTH


 Wth member Of che Unitedi States marshai's office, Paul w. stoiNN win leave for the South, probably on the Jefferson. to take Mrs stolz to| Monngside sanitarium, where it is| hoped she win recoyos from the de- rrentia with which she Is afflicted. At the time her child, which was born at Wrangell in l90o died in Spokane 5irs. Stolz had an attack similar to- the one that ofnicts her now. and it has been Mfr stolz hope that sho womd recover rom the present at- tack as she recovered from that
 Mr. and Mas. Stolz are Alaska pio' neers They came ito Alaska m 1898 and located at WrangeS. Two years afterWard thcir child was born at chat place. Subsequently they res moved to Spokane. end their Che child died. After Mrs. Stolz recovered from Q severe attack, they returned to Juneau. and have resided hero rn- tl the present.
 Mrs. stolz left Juneau for Seattle several weeks ago At Wrangell, she Ieft che Jefferson to- see the house where her child was born There the attack from which she is suffering re- turned. and she was left by the Jei- ferson at that place Mir. Stolzi when informed ol his wte's condition, went to Wrangell and brought her back to Juneau. Since that time he has de. voted his wholl time to her care, but 0aally at the advice of physicians, permitted her to become a charge on the Territory, hoping that the care she VIII receive at the asylum for the in- saue may cure her.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
GOOD TIME AT TuRNES's
 DANCE LAST SATURDAY

To be exact fS gentlemen and se ladies attended R. D. Turner's dance ln Miss Gulick's studio last satur- day evening. Although the studio was crowded everyone enjoyed the danc- ing. Several couples from Douglas attended the dance. The music by Charles Eggert the pianist, who as- sisted Mr. Turner, was feature Of the evening
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

TREADwELL. March S.-Prepara' lions are under way for a monster masquerade ban to be given ot the Treadwen club on the evening ot April 1st. This viii loo Che first dance to be given by the club this year and g large attendance IS expected.
 The new trap for the sun club was put in place yesterday afternoon on the range below the "Sc0' mill and the first regular shoot will take place next Sunday afternoon. < large mum Der or the members Will work mex. sunday morning building 2. oulkhead around the range to keep the grounds from being cut up by the String fresh cts.
 The first Spring snowside was wit messed by g large number of Tread wellites this morning. The slide oc' cured across the channel lust oeio" the old powder house.
 Dr. R. V. Ellis has been appointed assistant surgeon by the Treadweu Mining company and may be found ai pr. Midford's office In Douglas unul pr. Midford's return.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
UpTo.oATE HAiRoREssiNe
 SERVICE FOR LADIES.

The WEB, located in the new postoalce block. will be open Weo- nesdays from 70 a. DO. to p. ID. beginning this week March 8, for ladies and children only. This or rangemeut Is to insure privacy as g. hairdressing parlor Hoirdressins manicuring and massagins strict lyup-to-date In all particulars. The work win be done by Mrs Leaf green and myself, personally.
 ". E. BATHE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
FIVE REELS OF PICTURES
 AT THE LYRIC TONIGHT

DOUGLAS. March s. The War Dog. a three-reel Warner feature or the Balkan War, VIII be Inc head-lln- CT at che Lyric theatre tonight A Bison Jim. 7The Ride for Lise' anu eHer Secretaries. a Crystal picture win complete the program.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

E. Kirberger. commissioner at Rake and manager of the Rake Mercantile Company. who has been 9 guest Of the Alaskan hotel, left on tho Spokane today for Seattle.
 Mr5. Alfred Lundstrum is ili in St. Ann Hospital. Her condition is not serious.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
MAsoNs ATTENTIoN.

Regular Communication Gaatincau Lode No. i24. F. 6 A. M. to be held at odd Fellows hail Tuesday eve nlng. March 9th at o'clock. E.A degree. Visiting brothers cordially in vlted. JAS. DANIELS,
 saesalar
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

At that time he took hla wife and pa- Dies to Seattle, md returned to Douglas seeking work. Unable 70 aP- euro a position. he staetet back for Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

oscar Ammdaon, a musician, arriy- ed yesterday from Tenakee where he has been sojournlng for the past two months.
 g. c. Wetzler of the railway mail service is an official visitor in the cisy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
FReIeHrER coRDovA-ARRlvEs.

Tie freighter cordoya arrived at Sheep creek yesterday afternoon with 800 tons of steel for the new min, and Q great quantity of freight for Juneau The Cordoya also has some creosot ed piling for the Moore wharf at Skag- way, and after unloading here will sail for the Northern port.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
pieker Brlnas Aallbul.

The gasoline schooner Jennie F Dicker. with about I3,ooO pounds oi halibut got Into port the iatter par. of last week
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
olRL FOR slmPKlNs.

Mrs George 1T simpkins gave birth to Q baby girl in St. Ann hospital last evening. Mrs. simpRlns today is resting comfortably.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
eEoRelA ARRIVES.

The steamer Georgia arrived at 8 D. m. today from Skagway Haines and way ports. bringing the following passengers. G. M. Scott, Yoke Piper and A. Nagle from Skagway' Supt. A. R. Young from Jualin; Mr. and Mrs Goldman Jensen and James Gilhgan from Yankee Cove
 The Georgia will leave Tuesday night at midnight for Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
JUDGE c. E. BUNNELl
 MAKES APPOINTMENTS

cudge C. E Bunneii has appointed Thomas ]. Deyan Of Ruby to fll the place of commissioner at Ruby E.. Coke HiIf resigne9.
 G. w. Albrecht resigned his com missionership at lditarod, and G. c. .Geraghty. a young Idlterod attorney, was appointed to succeed him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08
JUNEAU COUPLE MARRIED AT
 A DOUGLAS ISLAND HOME

DOUGLAS. March S-The homo of sre and Mrs. William Frank was the scene of a wedding party from Ju- neau Saturday The contracting par ties were MT. Arthur Walter harnoph an employee Of the Juneau Electric Lieht Co. and Miss Nora Josephine Miller also of Juneau. Rev Umstead ofHclated MT and Mrs. H c Huehn acted as best man and brides maid respectively. Tho newly wed eouPle Wsn make their homo ln Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

MINK SETS - At reduced market rates. Inquire at Wills store. S-S.lm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

Ralph E. Robertson. Of the legal firm Of Gunnlson 6 Robertson. left yesterday for Seattle on business
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

, Junneau Camp. No. sl. meets ,. every Tuogday night at eight 2 o'clock. a Moose Hall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-08

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The Washington times., 1915-09-04
SPARKS BOYS REACH
SUMMIT OF S|ERRAS
Telegram Received by California
Mayor Tells Of Great Adven.
ture in Motor Car.

TRACEY. Colo. Sept. 4.-Friday. the
18th. is not unlucky. Ask Mayor
Sparks. That was the day he received
the telegram from his boys. ne
thought they were lost. The boys are
placing Safety First-Sound Sparton
signs on the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
The mayor hadn't heard from the boys
for over a week. They had been IN
the habit of writing each day. Rumors
came that their automobile had gone
over a cliff. In fact, all sorts OF rea-
sons we're advanced for the unusual 81
lence. The mayor was In pretty
nervous state Of mind when along cams
this e 'slsTTa% sf ansr ves ss Tfsey
reached the western end Of the LINCOLN
Highway. The telegram is interesting.
Here 1t is:
Just reached here o. K. from Sacra.
mento. seventy-eight miles. twenty
signs. Left Austin Saturday night
driving until p midnight: DrEwe Drove sun. sun.
Tahoe. Stayed at Lake Tahoe Monday;
Met DR.. Chivers Monday afternoon. and
at his suggestion, because OF heavy
grade nt hefS Te.a.y a serrs mornnH Is
Climbing by aid Of one Of the cars W.
have been travelling with since leaving
Salt Lake City.
'GOt nTSt HlllcS, 80 Scht
by using rope. At noon low and mgr
gear refused to work: thought brake
lining burned out, SO took on top o,
crank case, only to find lining y. X
Decided to be towed by team two milel
up to summit of Sierras. and then t.
be towed by the two cars with us hftI
miles down grade to Placerville.
Team started towing at o'clock
had gone about half a mile when axl'
broke; cut down small pine and used Il
pull rest Of way to top by means o
drag. Reached summit of Sierras q
midnight; worked until daylight remov
, ing differential; discovered all we need
ed was q new spindle, which we hat
with us; could not get wheel of spin
die, and had to drive sixteen mile
down mountain to machine shop, get
ting. back UP to summit about nool
Had differential back in complete
except bearing, late in afternoon. Tool
good nights sleep and coasted to Pla
cerville, fifty miles, Thursday. through
dangerous mountain canyons. Fount
,, Jackson was trying to locate us. Sen
telegram. Falkinburg had every roat
blocked into Sacramento. and we me
him there this morning, and he drov'
here with US. Everything o. X. Du'
in Oakland at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Sent night letter Saturday
night at Austin and night letter Tues
day via Truckee. HAHR4.