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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-06
Why Her Love Sleeps.

Dear Miss Libbey: l am a girl of
II. Kept company with a young man
of 20 for Is months. At times he
sleeps in company. 1t puts me out
so. Is there way I can break him
of it? Ought / to tell him to stay
away? Please advise what to do.
z. P.
No doubt his busy day cares tire
him. In happy frame Of mind he
drops into nap. Call his name
gently. Take to him half-glass Of
water to taste. Hum some music just
before he closes his eyes. His home
room may be warm, keeping him
awake nights. He is not thinking Of
flirting. Gently aid him to rest, with
out sleeping, by your endeavors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-06
Keep the Others Picture.

Dear Miss Libbey: Please advise.
l keep company with girl of II. She
loves me. 1 love her. Do you think
the wedding will come +rue? Is it
right for a girl to keep co7apany with
a young man and to keep an old
friends picture in the house?
NJ. n. o. !
There are always weddings for true
lovers. IF not betrothed an old
friends picture might remain in the
house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-06

doubt, for the sake of winning hus-
band. DOT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
Sc INCENDIA UN RESTAuRANI
EN- LA GALE DOLo2OSA-

\ las 2:35 de Ia mariana de aver
= fuego destrGy6 parcialmente I'm
edificio de ladriIio de IN solo p'so.
situado en- el aumero 222 de IA ca
lie Dolorosa. e~stimandosc los dahos
causados en- Ia suma de $1,000. En-
el dicho edigicio esta5a establecIdo
IN restaurant que ~regenteaoa VI. VI.
Camp y que era propiedad de 0. r.
Tucker. e. origea del incendio TO
- ha determinado toda:ia.
Los aparatos &c las conlpahlaS De
bomDaros nuneros :, ,. !. :. y Y
Ii acudieron oportunamente Al lugar
de Ia escena E impidieron que el que
Ell fuego Sc propagara l los edltlc'oS
coatiguos ' que ~destruyera por COM
pleto aquel donde tuvo origen.
e iefe de los bomberos, enVueLto
on densas nubes de hume. su6io las
- e. ,echo del abrasado cd:ficio; 4!
hundirse aqu6} 81 Sc cogi6 del salem
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

Roy CHAVEZ Ramirez, jde 80 amos
de edad, Y Ia sonora Willie Ramirez
o Willie He'll, de cast Ia misma edad,
Sc encuentran & punto de MORN en- cl
Hospital de Ia Ciudad Z coEsecuencia
de IN dobla disparo de revolver que
anteayer 4 las 400 de Ia tarde les
hiri6 de la mayor ~gravedad. En- una
carta que Z 81 madre Y = 81 hernia
M habia escrIto dc antemano la Sc
nora He'll, las dice que ella no puede
soDortar por mas tempo su desgracia.
He aqui esa carta:
San Antonio, aoche del domingo.
Querida hermaaa:
L:e&ue aqui csta mahana Y encon-
tire . Roy . las . de IA tarde. Las
dificultaGes de que he habIado a US
tedcs son lie soporJadO to-
DO cu%nto ne ha sido possible. He
zoportado del mejor grade Ia vida y
paipo Ia desgrac;a. Voy, pues, q de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
Sc COLECTAN FONDOS PARA LA
NJEVA CASA DE WESLEY.

4 500 ~alcanzaba el numero de do
naclones cue haSta aver Sc haoian
hecho para el ediflclo de Ia nueva
Casa Wesley que tra'a dc IandarSe'
Una sonora Doore, S"o'endo que Sc
e:.@ba reuHse3do un conltc en- Ell nu-
nero 233 de IA Gale Este Houston
para Ia ]obtencion de fondoS con que
eGiiicar TN nuevo edificio para Ia
Casa Wesley, ocurrio ALI. llerando 30
c~entavos para Ia ayGGa de dlch" O.
bra.
"cQuieren ustedes tomar 80 centa-
% para e. edificio de II Casa WeS-
ley? Is TODD 10 que tengo, excepto
10 que justamente me queda para pa
gaT mi recioo DC gas; pero 20 qulero
2yuaaS, :! uSteceS quieren tomar!cs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

nos anaron nero m a Ligia co.
mn = Ios ninas de mis- oios. V aun-
rln toIayfo M SOW cristiano, lam
moro SOW anamico vuestro nj de
rristo Ouipro .nprsuadiros de- mi
s;nrnridaG nara rna tpnriiS on mi
.orfianza FL momnnlo ~nrosentc
.. n,ro mi ia vida q muarfa. nor
ora,,,. TIL ooo,o gov. Oiro
,, ,;.; I;nin. Do,
ra,;,a . L~oo;nos.
In.'o',iJo,o rr.o emo Cristo 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
Ia PiX SERA FiRMADA En-
BERLIN.

FL nave general Sam Hughes.
uini.lro H. IN miriria Y de IN de-
ra.,a del Canadi, a 81 rrgrrso de
l;r,n.i, araho dr ,nnr.Irr una en-
irrvist, , nm rpnrrsenfaDta del
.W..kIv DisnaIrb" rn Ia ru. asr-
.r,a 1rr In. oIrmanrs cSi;iu en- 81
camino dn Ia Irrroia. F. herho cs
cleric. a pcsar de- SuS GxiloS aparen
les IN los rampoS de- baDalla del
Este.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

hilidaI Jr muir, Sin embargo. NJ
no 10 he hcrho nj 10 hare.
La brDJiri6n del senior rarri
>nbrr II vi IN coraZ6n Sera Durifi-
rado-diio Pedro.
-GrarjaS f. dov. Mis- esruchad-
me, 1ue alIn no he terminate.
AunrIr atormnnlodo q IN prna de-
ma vnr. , Tioio hoy M nurdo ON
rloa,. can alto - y~;orap,.;a Ant.s
10 corocoro. l., buh;.r, haebo .ir
yariIar. naro yuestras virtudeS '
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

que son in~SensatOs los que Ia pro-
faSan. y 20 oS ~pregunIo: ccS YER
dad tOdO ESQ? cCuiles SOn vueS-.
tras ideas. vueslrOs p~ropGsitoS?
cES pecadT amar. tcner algeria,
dcsear la dicha? cSoiS yerdadera-
mente cncmi.Os de la vida? cEsta
ohIigadO 81 criStiano a ~arrastrar una
cXiSiencia miserable? tDebO re-
nunciar z Ligia? GQuG fines per-
Seguis? Nuestras paiabraS. vucstras
&rriOneS. Son como Ia tersa super
ficie del aqua criStalina: perO yO
quicrO q ell fondo. Va veiS que
soy sincere: 4 vOSOtros oS toca ahO-
"a dasyancc2r las tinieblas que me
rodean. y me han dicho mds:
"Grecia cre6 la sabiduria y Ia be-
llcza: Roma crc6 ell poder: prro
cllOs. los criStianOs, no han cread0
NADIA. Dccidmc. pues. G4ud ofre-
c6is voSOtrOs a los hombres? 81
vuestros hOmbres OcuItan Ia luz.
iabrld!a ante mis- OiOs,
\ pablo de Tarso agreg6:
-.Aunque 70 hablara con Ia len
qua de los hOmbres Y cOn la de los
angeles, 81 mi coraz6n fuera inca
paz de amar. mis- palabras no ten
drain mas alcance que los sonidos
del bronco.
Ell anciano Ap6stol sintio que Ell
coraz6n Sc lie oprimia ante el sufri-
(COntinuara).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

ara o,,oDt. 40 los n~Iaccres. V Ia
otr, no.ha hui de- Ia piscina dc
,ori,o norrup me- rausaba rrpug-
~norci, al csncrtjrulo mi alma So
,sr;viaba an amelia aim6sfrra.
,ata. .o,r;oh, an u fuarza Y Va
,.oi, ana ohora ~,.anunrio 2 rmnrrn-
I,nIo
-, ,s.onoy.o mos
. -. r;,.,o. - vino oI
~ 'a,na, To-. ~orirr,LJo. J.,
,""' ,IaI r5s,r las mniareS dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
ALARNA FALSA.

De e GAIA numeco as, sitCada en-
ire las GALES de Wcs- Commerce :!
Pinto. Sc -ecir.5 por e. depar.2mento
lie bo.nberos IN toque falzo de incen-
do. cue origino que saiieran n ira
haio varias maqu;naS esti~nguldoras-
No pudo o5tenerse i~ufoTmacion Al
rrra. Dor mas nrestigacioneS que Sc
gr~acticaron. so5rc quien fuese el au-
de esra infraccj6a de los reEla-
mentos de IA ciudaG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

r,r.o. - Ii1timo arahaha de llegar
IL rrrr,Ias.
f.. .rinaIo 5.1 iovan nroduio &C.
,.1,.r asaYTro
cn:-
Us >''U'o 't Ii'''''' ~ 49,;
49, Il que" 1--WE "''
D''''o'
Que 81 nomDre sea Siorlllcado
por los si=.Os de los SiGI0S-ton-
t~rs!aron todoS.
He ttnido OCCASION de apreciar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

los cuales fueron disparados. Era IN
revolver calibre 80. de manufactu-
ia bara:a.
Segun las cartas halladas en- pose
sion de la scnora He'll, ella vendi0
sus muebles de casa para obtener di-
nero con que vcnir a San Antonio
dcsde Austin. Tiene dos ninos. h!joS
suyos. y su hcrmana Y su madre en-
la ciudad dc Houston. En- Ia carta
escrita a 81 madre y Il su hermana
ella les dice ''adi6S' Y pide que Ell
wien a los ninos a Willie He'll de FL
Paso. Tex. de quien dice es capaZ
de trabajar para mantenerlos.
lei ha dispuesto hasta del ultimo
centavo de cuanto era MIC Y de mis-
hijos Y yo nc espero que Dios me
castigue por 10 que voy a hacer," es
uno de los periodos de la carta que
dan alguna luz sobre esta tragedia.
Traia dos centavos en- la bolsa.
L. carta estaba dirigida a s. E.
Burris, 1437 de la Gale Oxford,
Pasa a la pasina s, columna 2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
Regissrada como procoderte dc
Austin.

Segun las informaciones de Ia po-
licia, Ia sonora Willie He'll 0 seno-
"a Ramirez, arrih6 Z San Antonio Ell
domingo en- Ia manaaa, siendo regis
trada en- eli Hotel Crockett como Ia
sonora W. RAMIREZ, de Austin. Te,
xas.' PermancciG ALI TODD el do
mingo Y cl lunes en- Ia tarde Sc Ia
vi0 paseando dentro del hotel. accom-
panada de Ramire&. DespuGs de pO-
cos minutes dc conversation, segun
Ell decir de Ia p%oIicia, de ]placente-
IA n~aturaIeza, Ia pareja sali0 fue-
IA del hotel. RAMIREZ habia dado
2ocos DasoS cuando los baiazoS Sc
deiaron OR. Una bala lie penetr0,
como diiimos antes, entire los dos O.
moplatos saliendo por el pecho.
Al caer Ramirez, un Segundo dispa-
70 do en- terra con la sonora He'll,
penetrandole IL bala en- el medic del
pecho. Ell detective de Ia ciudad.
William Green. quien fue el prime
70 en- liegar al lugar de la escena,
encontr6 81 revolver ahumado GER
ca de Ia sonora He'll. La ~eXpresada
arma contenia ) cartuchoS, dos de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

ria bastaHte romplrta para firmar
ia paz Ell Berlin. Para clio Srra ne
~rrSario pmDlear todaS nueSiras furr
zaS. pero 10 que he visto en- cI frrn-
ir me ha llrvado al cOnvencimirnlo
de Que pOdrcmOS conS"gulr 10 que
drseamOs. aunque sea a costa de
aIgtin SacrificiO.H
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
XNSsii.

VInicio - dirigi6 por Il canine
mas rorto a casa de Miriam ' en-
rontr6 en la puerta a Nazario. el
rual - turb5 al verIe: pero 81 Jo-
ven patricio le saluj6 afectuoSa-
menta Y le rog6 que 70 condujera a
praSeacia de >u madre.
Hizo,o asi al muchach0. y Nni-
rio encontr6 reunidos { Miriam.
Pedro. Cri>oo. Glaueo Y Pablo de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
La tragedia ocurrida frente a las puer-
tas del Hotel Crockett

cir adi0s Z ustedes. Decir que IA ley
tome su curse en- mi case ("nunca 10
e~spero). FL ha dispuesto hasta del
lltimo centavo de cuanto era MIC V
de mis- hijos, Y cuardo me ha dejado
absolutamente sin NADIA. no quiere te-
ner que yer NADIA coHmigo. No creo
que pios me caStigue por 10 que voy
q hacer. Quiero que ustedes envien
los ninos a Mr.. He'll, e. es capaz de
TRAFALGAR para m~antenerlos Y REQ que
estaran mcior lejos de mi. gu direc-
ci6n es: Fl Paso, Ten. Myrtle Ave-
nue..
.Adi0s. hasta que nos reunamos en-
nuestra Ultima Y deiiciosa mansion.
Tu descorazonada hermana,
Willie"
Como aditamento d Ia carta original
hay 10 ~Siguiente:
Quc~iGas madre y hermana:
Escriban = Il sonora Bars Y VEN
danIe IL vaca. ESQ sa~vira para pro-
/ Dorciorar algo i los ni7os. 70 ven
ii los muebles para reunir aIgo con
cue vcnir aqGl. Aides,
Willie.
,
-. ,.oo Ia l.,
,I ~ I.., .,,,,. i
! 1870. landanbo. ,nanos ba
N;l 9.o rrar. .an,or.,
ior lr.n,. NJ
49,, H.. afi,.
-, -, - b.abo
''','' w -
) !" s'4I'e'" D
~e "H"r''' y.
T-li =. !,
:.
l0.I. -.
F
TI.1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
CowpprprpIs ..SwCETSru~
pESul

iL'nttD.AE-
Sc DESEA lcnrr incormes G"l nilO GuStayO
OuIntana. de ; amos de- rdad. hIiu De In Sc
fora Eludia ~]iurn"l. TrncmuS nf"rm"> he
que dicha Sciura III" a.r~lilada aqi!I "l
san Antonio . rn ~ Jurisdiction. ! Wr'!ia-
dos del mes Dc NuyiglibT" de iJ!i. thdi-
uuier informs. ~EDr" 81 particular. >"rt al
:amcate estimate. dIrigiGn.!0'O I Ii PrrlSa,
CO. DOlOrUsd 81, san Antonio. li-l''
DESEO SAFER De mi c<poso. Primitive Guz-
man. nabin.rLo IenIdu rItima> nollclaS dc
CanLnca. en Julio paSadU. h@rad""rrr 4 "a
persona Que de- ralGn DE cL. Eduardo y.
d. GGZlnan. sonora. .ArIE. ti--i"
Uk-rU Sa!5rr II paradcro o. la sra. I"vI!i
HERNANDEZ. QIicn Va aco;inalA'ia q" Tres
hiiltu> Sryu>. I-idn IN mi I'"d"T Hil"> nue.
n!rS Gu" iEc lnand0 81 c>pu>u J ore dr>"a-
ria calrrgar~r!uS. Hirijan>" i"do> mi""In"S
a Francisco ,iarria. - ~ ra>" -. h>d.
de- Fl HaSc y CGmal Sis. san NH!"nin. -
Mas. N'~''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24

l. Ale. dio>a del mai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-24
AV!sOS DE OCCASION
Tariifa.

81 listed no pUede venir i Ia otlc:na, ha-
Bile por telcrouo, Travis o NlcvO No. 24if,
y IN aeenlc de Ia casa pasaGa a recoger
Sis anunC!Cs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
IoITAkQp HAS NEHI
 MILD WINTER WEATHER

IDirARon Dan. 9-rbe unveasons abiy mild weather which lns prefail
 cd ln this part of Alaska during tee
 nll and winter months so far this season is tae subject ol much =speco' lation as to cause and congrataiaaon as to affect. says the Pioneer Tho perfect days. although o. short dura. ton at present when the sun i. above the horizon bur 8 few hours, are de light, and the nights are scarcely loss cool than the favored states on the Western coast of the United States ot this season of tho year But twice tbis season -on November @ and No- vember 2S-has tho tnermometer reg istered temperature bolow zero, the record furnished to the Pioneer showing ,h0t on the latter date lt was 8 degrees below and on the former date iUfell to l4 below. These read ines are taken at a. ID. and arc in- dicative ot the coldost period of the twenly,four hours daily No record is furnished for Sundays, but there have been no extraordinarily low tenn peraures on these days. These rec ords show that since November l9 when the readings first began Co be taken. the temperature has seldom been much below the freezing point and in many instances above that mark. There were but few doys dur ine tAat period when freezing tenn pe-ature was maintained throughout
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
MISTAKES UNDER
 THE NEW MINING LAW

FAIRBANKS, Jan. According po Commissioned aud Recorder John F Dnlon, many mistakes arc boins mode these days In the recording of au kinds of location notices and ark daTits Of iabor performed because the people. as rule be they the s,akor or the person who makes out che pa. pers. iail properly to internret the Ro. den mining law under which ail stalk ing is now being donc Even attor neys0 in making out papers. some times ,ail to make them correctly. which, in itseh. is an evidence that thc law is vague.
 Contrary 10 Che general impression, the recorder is not compelled Go record an instrument unless lt Is presented to him ia proper form. For this req son. Judge Diiion has been compelled to scrutinize each location certificate very closely before recording it, in or. der to see iha, there is nothing wrong with it.
 The following extract from tRe Tor. ritorlal Mining Law. Section I7. Ter. ritor.al act ol April SO, 1918. provides Jhat Within ninety days alter the discovery the locator shall record with the recorder ot thc precinct wherein such claims are s.mated g. certificate of location. Such certiti- cate shall contalns
 A The name or number or lne claim
 B. The name Of Che locator or locat. ors.
 C. Tho date oi the discovery and posting Of tha location notice.
 D. The number O, feet in length and width claimed
 Such certificate sh0n also set forth description Of the location oi such claims with reference to some natur- ai object pcrmanent monument or well known mining camp; descrip- tion of the boundaries, corner moou. ments. and the markings thereon. a description of Che location work and the place where same has been per formed
 Such certificate Of locadon shall not be accepted for record by the pre- cinct recorder unless che s2me is yer- ided before the recorder of the pre- cinct or some officer authorled Go ad- minister oaths. by the locotor or one Of the locators. if there be more ,han one. or by tbc authorized agent hay ing personal knowledge Of the facts required to be stated therein
 Commenting on the above quota ton Judge Dillon stated that the law in itself is not as clear as it Might be. It will be noted that the person verifying tho certificate must not only have personal knowledge oi the fact therein stated. but must be the locQ- tor or one or the locators OF the au- thorIzed agentog them or one of them. By authorized agent Is meant some one duly appointed by writing OF pow- err of attorney for that purpose; that, is to say. for the purpose Of locating and recording claims as provided in section 12 of said act
 It ls understood that aa etiort is Co be made ,o get the nezt Alaska iegisiature Co repeal the above men- toned law. However it s in iuua force at the present time. end as 9 law. must be ooeyed Co Che letter (Fairbanks Citizen1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
DRAPER CLUE INVITES
 WOMEN OF JUNEAU


 or rather unusual interest to the general public is the invitation Of the Draper Club to Juneau women to Miss GullcHs studio for Thursday after noon at 2:8O o'clock Tho discussion will center around lecture of Dr. Luther GulIck which will be read by Miss Edith Kempthone and will con. sider several phases of the social question on which Dr. Gulick lays spe- cial emphasis.
 In the lecture Dr. Gulick makes many interesting and valuable sugges- tions and vory Interesting discus sion is anticipated.
 It will be of special interest to tho ladies to know that Miss Frances Gu lick will lead the discussion. The greater part of last year Miss Gulicks work lay in public speaking, working a great deal with her father.
 In arranging for this special meet ing, which has been planned by the president of the organization, Mrs. w. D. Nowel, the Draper club is mak- ing a very decided step in the larger field Of club work.
 A cordial invitation is extended by the Draper club to all who may care to- attend the meeting tomorrow at Miss Guiick's studio and large attond- ance is expected. Tho meeting will ge called at two-thirty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
PERlts OF PAULINE

Standing room only greeted the Sth episode of the Perils of Pauline at the 0rpheum Theatre last night and the verdict went forth that it was the very best yet
 The Patho Daily News was extra good and the comedy was a continp- ous scream Just imagine 2.000 feet of laughs in the Drame in Heyyille.
 Tho same show tonight, which will be your last opportunity to 500 SO much In one night. Don't miss it
 Coming-Thursday and Friday -
 "The Vengeance of Durand."-two parts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10

We all want a little sweets at tines Augustine & Kyers chocolates are justly famous for their quality. You may have heard of the Victoria cho. colates, or Butter Crisp Brittle $l00 per box. We also have many other famous brands. Juneau Drug Co., phone 250.-"tbe store that has what you want when you want it.' Qppo. site Alaskan hotel. 9.10-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
MEXICAN COMPANY TO
 COMPETE WITH ROCKEFELLER

NEW YORK Fob. 10-The MeSi. can Petroleum company has recently purchased In the vicinity of New York 900 acres of land, to be immediately equipped with steel storage tanks or 500.000 barrels capacity. which copac- fly is to be doubled within a year. Late. .it is expected to erect another oil refinery For this New York ser vice the company has already bought
 tugs and barges
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
SWISS aUY oll AERg.

BERNIE. Switzerland. Feb 10.-The supplies or petroleum in Swntzer.0nd have run SO low. owing to the sus- pensition Of importatiols Gom Russia end Ronmania. ,bat the government has just purchased large amount at New Orleans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
ALAMEDA TO SAIL

The steamship Alameda is expected to arrive In port from Cordova some time this evening, on her way to se- attle.
 Among the reservations for passage to Seattle are those Of w. II. Mend ham, tbe jeweler who ia on his way to Santa Monica, Mrs. B. A. Bilodeau, C. C. Pagan, irs and H. M Andreen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
MISS FRANCES oULlcUs
 STUDIO OPEN ToNleHT

Miss Frances #Gulick will open her studio to the public tonight at 9;3O. These Wednesday evenings have proved delightful way of spending a few hours in fun and merriment Songs music and supper are provided, and everyone is promised good time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10

The Time-The Plaee-T6o Article,
 We have what you want when you want it and we deliver immediately free of charge. The Juneau Drug Co.-the store that gives the service. Phone 250 opposite Alaskan hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
rag AoME oE THg FouNrAlN
pEN-

Where you can get waterman Ideal. or @ Moore, or conklin ioun- tain pen at outside prices. We iit the pen to the hand old pens mado new at Juneau Drug Co. l07 Front st., opposite Alaskan Hotel phone 250 -t210-2t)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
HUSBAND RETALiATEs
 lN DIVORCE ACTION

Naming Jamea Morgan % core anondent, and alleging that hs wife once bombarded him with heavy dish, striking him in tho face, w. A. Thomas has Aled a counter conpiaul1 to annual the suit brought by nip wife for divorce. The cross-com- plaInt was filed by 2. R. Cheney at- tornoy for Thomas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
LouIsIANA wANrs oUrY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1o.-A resolu- ton repeating the provision of the Un- derwood tariff law which places sugar on the free list, effective May ], 19l6, has been introduced by Representative and. Senator-elect Broussard of Louis jana.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
lupeMENr ENTERED.

John Feuse was yesterday decreed a default judgment of $152 and costs, against Henry Hanson, whom MT. Ecu si had sued for debt
 Hanson is Q prisoner in the Federal jail. serving a sentence of two months for giving HQuor to an Indian.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
JURORS ExcUsEp.

e. Wicklander A. C. Blanchard and (. G Pagan jro were excused rom further duty on the Federal grand jury by Judge Jennings thig morning Mir. Blanchard will return to Slsogway today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
FAIRBANKS EAeLEs GIVE
 AID TO TEE BELeluMa

FNRBANKs, Jan 95.-At their res uiar weekly meeting last Saturday eye' ming, tho Fairbanbs Aeri ol tho Fra iemal Order of Eagles, eonated Che sum of $50 toward che fund for tbe as. slstonc6 Of the Belgian war suDorors, now being subscribed ID this city
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
ALASKA COURT DECISIONS
 coNrALMEs lM NEW VOLUME

Volume of the alaaiR Inv reports has just been pubuahed by m East- on law publi8mng house announce mont of which was received today by tho members Of the local Bar Associa- ton.
 Tho volume contains 2 fun report of tho published opinions of the district judges of Alaalio from January l 1910 to January ], 19ll also an Index digest Of these decisions and of all appealed Alaska cases.
 The volume is bound in buclram. and contains 9 complete judicial dIrec. tory Of Alaska.
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 The Empire has most readers
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
NOTICE TO ElKs.

Juneau Lodge No. 42O. meets tonight at 8 o'clock sharp. Balloting for can didates. Nomination of officers. Yis- iting Brothers cordially invited.
 GEO. F. FORREST. FER.
 HARRY ! LUCAS, Secy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
FAIRBANKS cs0RoB
 TO INTRODUCE MOVIES


 FAIRBANKS, Jan 25.-For tho pur- pose of providing another mode or amusement for the members of che churoh especially the young people the Presbyterian church of thia city has decided to install Q motion picture apparatus
 The machine which win be used Was expected to arrive from the coast some ume ago. but word has been re- coived Go the eiieot that 1t will not come now until the arrival of the first boats in the spring. Several very inc terestng and educational reels Of finn are now on hand ready for re- production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
-LEelsLAroRs ARE oN

THE WAY TO JUNEAU FAIRBANKS. Feb. Cohesion K. Snow. a member of the Territorial Leg. islatme from Che Fourth Division. ieIt Ruby on Japuory 19. He Is coming out over the Seward traQ Members of the Fairbanks delegation will leave for tho coast early this month, with the exception of Representative Dan. Driscoll who is in Portland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10
msr ALlrrLE LECTION?

From the Evening Star Washington]
 It must be admitted that the fears that Harry Thaw would yield to homi' cldal Impulse if allowed to remain at large have been pretty well disposed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-10

Out Of town orders receive immed- late attention. The Juneau Drug Go. l07 Front st.-"the store thatnas what you want when you want 210-2t