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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-07
Court of Common Pleas

Court for the trial of civil
cases will convene at Chester
field on Monday, April 18th,
The following jurors have been
drawn:
FIRST WEEK
CHERAW township
w. r. Reid, Stanley Anderson,
L. T. Morgan, ]. S. Brigham, T.
T. Wallace. ]. F. Agerton.
COURT HOUSE township
N. A. White, w. G.. Adams,
T. D. Robertson, w. ]. Streater,
Peter Parker, ]. A. Rayfield, G..
r. Sellers.
Mt. CROGHAN township
]. P. Thurman, D. l.. Graves,
B. H. Burch, ]. Wesley Lowry.
OLD STORE township
]. r. Cato, r. D. Hicks, G. e..
Clark, w. B. Evans.
JEFFERSON township
]. A. Jenkins, B. f. Ogburn,
]. w, Hinson.
ALLIGATOR township
G. w. McManus, w. M. Grant,
E. w. Clark, w. T. Brown.
COLE HILL, township
]. A. Crowley, B. F. Coward,
]. H. Johnson, Charley Curry.
STEER PIN township
]. w. Ruthven, w. +. Funder-
burk, ]. E. Perdue, L. A. Griggs.
SECOND WEEK
CHER AW township
r. D. Crowley, Jno. G.. Hunt
ley, A. w. Britt, F. Nj. Rice, ]. G.
Whitley.
COURT HOUSE township
w. A. Burr, B. f. Smith, w.
T. Therrill, ]. H. Bittle, A. ].
McQae, E. S. N. Rollings, ]. M.
G.. Adams.
Mt. CROGHAN township
N. L. Gibson, ]. G.. Dalrymple
&C. P. Nicholson, A. B. Sellers
J. L. Stancil
OLD STORE township
w. ]. Blakeney. G.. H. Funder.
burk, P. H. Evans, ] w. Terry.
JEFFERSON township
B. c. Jones, w. E. Gardner, L
L. Middleton, G. r. Rollings.
ALLIGATOR township
]. w. Mcdaniel, w. P. Shaw
]. A. Blackwell, H. M. Norris.
COLE HILL township
q. S. Crenshaw, ]. w. Cassidy,
. Jr., A, ]. Williams, Jno. D. Odon
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-07
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
]. A. McGraw, pastor

The Sunday School Confer
enCe at Chesterfield last week
was we'll attended from all parts
of the Florence District. About
100 delegates being enrolled.
Only one pastor in the entire
district was absent and he was
engaged in a meeting. Our cir
cult was represented by the pas-
tor and the following delegates:
From Zoar, w. B. Pigg and l..
M. Boone. From Zion, J. ".
Simpson. From Pageland, H.
w. Crosswell and l.. ]. Watford,
and from Mt. Croghan, N. T.
Rivers, J. G. Rivers, w. A. Riv-
ers and Il. B. Rcdfcarn. Others
of our Mt. Croghan members at
tended though not as enrolled
delegates.
All Our services last Sunday
were well attended, which fact
the preacher appreciated.
Astit fe< S,,a Rday day we will -
Antioch at IL o'clock and at Mt.
Croghan at 2:3O and also at 8
| n m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Rugs for our Home

The sort of Rugs v0r've always want
yet for some reason or other have
probably put off buying. are here now I'm
great range ~ patterns
'Whittait''. Topestrv. Velvet. Amin
ster, WiItous and BrTJsseIls Rugs - an
moderately priced and fr most every con
sstvabiF size
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Tips on the Town Ticket
Tne osmeers,Ie Nerlnees.

FOR Assistant Supervisors - Louis
ohiW eiier. Vincen; Murphy. Jerome
Harper. George Wagner. Herbert r.
Cook. Jr
For Justice OF the Peaee-AIbert c.
Leidei-
The democratic township committee
meets az the Rock Island house at $
o'clock this eveninE.
George Wagner go a member OF one
90 Rock Islands oldest and best
knoWu families and would make first
class and representative supervisor.
Louis ohlweuer has given a good ac-
count % himself in the county board
and should 10 returned.
vincent A. Murphy has made an ad-
mirabie supervisor and should be con
unued on the county board
Jerome Harper IS a LONG time and
faithful empioye OF the Tri-City Rail
aay company and is well equipped TO
safeguard the interests OF Rock Is
land in the county board.
Herbert p Cook. Jr.. IS successful
and repre- entufiyC business man 81
Rock Island. "a man who has made his
own way Goa tho world and viii make
an ideal supervisor.
vot. Tor Albert C.. LeidsI for justice
of the peace.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

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sssalG eess Esrs We - 80 esEr-s
vast ts So ths sssseazz q: Geo se-
vase. 80 90 saew re "a sos szAkfsE
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saw 60 bs.s s.seaF % tss force
wste& erEssixss as sstFff.
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are 81 Wsas rec zaY - folas That
ts ore sscrst % BE sueesss Sc = q
s-Brszss fseEs % huzaa saisrs
refrs Burgess criticised q story
ra-re-riaF Hu,T sseeag whieh aBssar-
se In o. sErfav saper rscsnfiy. tie
writer f~etartrE teaf 81 cogi4 Gud
600 sarrfsr~ results 20 Sundays vEGrE
.a Perafsfrr'a.
Heaven relB ff~ man uto cannot
wat means s1 sfir $1,000 mra
sr deeply f.nf frr earr~ course o.
rle Dives arc easrFrf Zoo they are
made n ur-fr-f.. army fH- ERE u1'tft
Hf rrIr fellow ~ar.- ts declared
Tells q <-efa~r- Results.
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HHre .r Erusaer Hr cola
OF rr errf ~ rrtr wrtrr developed
after .er eHruFr..ff taf stirred fhe
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Cords now HrrE circulated Col
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Cards divided rHr-s ere
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

OF the county of Rock Island. state of
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she viii appear before the Hon.
Benjamin Bell. judge OF the probate
court of Rock Island county, at the
probate court room, in the city of Rock
Island. ar the June term. on the first
Monday In June next. at which time
all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment TO the undersign-
ed.
Dated 2Srd day OF March. a D.
1915. ALBERTINA ILNDSTROM.
Executrix.
J. =. Witter. attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
ELECTION NOTICE.
township Election.

Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day OF April. A. D. 1915. an cleo
ton viii be held in the township of
Rock Island. for the election of the
following township officers. to-wit:
Five Assistant Supervisors.
One Justice of the Peace Ito fiji va
cancy)
The places for registration and vot-
ing viii be as follows:
1st precinct-Barber shop at 413
Fourth avenue
End precinct Maiwald's Grocery.
701 Ninth avenue.
3rd precinct Tailor shop. 1914
Third avenue.
4th precinct-stringer building, 924
Ninth street
9Th preeinct-East door Of the court
house
9Th precinct-1440 Seventh avenue.
7th precinct - UlIemeyer's drug
store. Eleventh avenue and Fifteenth
street.
sth precinct-325 Nineteenth street
9Th precinct-Trinity Parish house.
Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue.
10th precinct-527 Twenty-second
street
11th precinct -Schmid's grocery.
S23 Twentieth street.
18th precinct - SO Twenty-sith
street
18th precinct-7O9 Twenty-seventh
street
14th Drecinct-sS1 Thirty-eighth
street
18th precinct Peterson's carpenter
shop. SO Forty-fifth street.
18th precinct-1S40 Thirty-eighth
street
18th precinct-1334 Thirtieth street
Polls open election day from seven
(7) O'Clock in the morning until FIVE
CO.. O'Clock in the evening
Dated al Rock Island this 18th day
of March. y1915.
W A. FREWERT.
(Adv.l Town Clerk
All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
ARSENAL MEN TO
Get VOTING TIME
COL GEORGE ~. BURR ISSUES
ORDER GRANTING EMPLOYEES
LEAVE o. ABSENCE
Sr> - r4zVs RsAsoo@sss Period IN
~nasn % csss saiisss az Eise-
tors April 9 ard 20

Enplsys~ q The Rock Island arse
a. ar 20 BE- given a reasonable time
10 vote. both a. the township and city
elections Hscenfir a DELEGATION from
the democratic township COMMITTEES
called on Colonel George W. Burr.
commandauI stth reference 90 the
matter and az a result an order has
been posted 1y him granting leave OF
absence for the purpose ~ visiting
fr~ pole
SITS order follows
April and April "a. 1915 are eIec-
f.0r dayr iu Illinois Employees who
are voters ir this vicinity and who
uors on ere dav shift uIi b. excused
a reasonabie time on election day for
ffr purpose % voting Time 90 taken
az thr beginning % work Or AZ the
close o. work FOR The dav and the time
absent uiff hr without rsv uuiess there
lei annual leave authorized bv iaw. to
urieh lr ear b. charged
-Aug Fmu.osr NOS voter .u This
vicinity. desiring tn so home fu vote.
wiI be- granted leave of absence t1~
ttaf purpose. Tho time 90 absent viii
Boz CHARGED AGAINST che annual leave
authorized tr low on n leave is cx-
tagsfed. fhs time absent rir Hr e|fa-
o1f pay
F-~s Take Time or
That rrrr rrr employees ~ the o.
rrraf take time or Ir order to vote.
81 Indicated IT % letter utieh Co.our.
ga-r rrs written f1 ,farE Harder. Sec
rffar 70 gro democratic township
committee .r eH'ef To- IF stated 'Iu
accordance r|fr ms promise made
rHss morning ahrH E1r called on m-
ss a uFasr- af rre committee to fr-
.a.r- as f1 vrsr arrrrrrm~Hfr would
tr aatr chat employee who were
voters eHr't .rfe rE frr elections
t1rr ana 60 r4 Boz rr.f .r ff- state
af riHa.s r.H rr~ Informed frat O
sFr rH.s dar Published r1sser ah.rH
rtr 9~rH.s aI employees 10 s1 ar.
rF rH H- absent ra f.- aeeeT .arr
.ua Hr those He.. Cor rhF pHrlos~ .
RI rHFIaE SO rrH~Hrf For rrr
.sIfr -trrr.Fre- Irf.aE-s chat o. very
.aar Frssf.H- Hr s"- employee take .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
SUNNY HILL

SIR. a. 81 Harsha and Airs Charles
a. Johnson attended birthday party
Friday hunur.nE Airs. Thomas Kerr.
Thomas WcWhIuuey. Hugh McMeek-
rn and abe LAWSON families attended
fH~ urrral of urs o.. T. Rowe az AL
rfa Wclars1ay Nrs Rowe for many
years lived af sunny Hu and has
raHy friends here uh0 mourn hcr
death
Nr end Nrs Herman wahistrom
spent sunday vifh friends iu Moline.
wiss Bertha Rhoadarmor visited n
.er DAYS last ve-k with Florence
fsrer
Ret j. L Vance % Rock Island
preached ar Homestead Tuesday and
enc congregation framed e. cali GO Rev.
N- Alri- fo become pastor.
Several from here were guests ar an
o'clock dinner Friday evening given
$50 anu Nrs Charles south az the
rrF rerHtHg erected bs Mr. south
rrrr r.s home .u Rural
Blanche NOn.ev and 81 Washburn
rr with rUr measles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

any time whatever during the regular
working nour- for this purpose but the
management OF this arsenal is sincere
y DESTROYS that every enpioye shat
have Necessary and reasonable time
IN Which 20 vote. Notices have been
posted IA all OF the shops o, this ar
senAi. Sko1ie your committee have
any suggestions 20 make on this sub
tect. ! shall be vsry glad 20 receive
them and give them such considera-
ton a. an authorized 20 do"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
49, ii Einal scttIen,ent

Estate az Mary Wilkins, deceased.
Public nUtice is hereby given that
the undersigned. Kinney LENS. execu-
tor OF the estate OF Mary wilkins. de-
ceased. has this DAY filed mis- final re-
port and settlement "a such in the
probate court of Rock Island county
and hearing on said report has been
set for March 81. 1915. a 10 o'clock
"a. m. at which time persons inter
ested may apuea and make objec-
tons thereto. and II no objections are
fled. said report viii be approved at
that time. and the undersigned viii
ask for an order Of distribution. and
viii also ask to be discharged.
Rock Island, H.. March 6, 1915.
KINNEY LENS.
Executor of Estate of Mary wilkins
deceased
James W Maucker. attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Masters sac
state OF Illinois. ROCK island county.


state Of Illinois. Rock Island County.
b In the Circuit Court. IN Chancery;
Pertition. General No. 1If3
Thomas p Pool complainant. vs..
/ Afr Coyue. Foster Coyue. George
/ Coyne. and Foster Coyue. us executor
OF the last VIII and testament OF An
ME Poo. deceased. Defendants
Notice IS here5- given that by virtue
/ OF a decree OF said court. entered in
T the above entitled cause. on me 10th
day OF March. A. %. 1915 Z shall. on
Thursday. the Trs- .ist1 cay Of April.
=. n 1878. a. The i-sur OF 1915 O'Clock
in the forenoon. ~ the east door Of
O.. . court house Poo the city CO Rock Is
land. "a said county OF Rock Island 70
satisfy said decree. sen 90 public auc-
ton 20 the highest bidder FOR cash I'm
hand the certain parcel OF land situate
IN the county OF Rock Island and state
% Illinois. known and desert bed as fol
lows. to-Wit.
The west twenty-fou- t24l feet OF
lot number three t3l IN block seven
ca in that part OF the city OF Rock
Island known as and called Thompson
& Wells addition. including the estate
% homestead ana dover OF Thomas 3.
Pool. complainant herein
Provided that -uch bid shall be equal
20 az least two-thirds te-3) OF the valu.
alton put upon the same as shown by
the report OF the commissioners here
tofore appointed by the court 10 make
partition thereof
Terms OF sale. Cash in hand.
Dated az Rock Island. IL. this 10th
DAY 81 March. A. D. 1915
JOSEPH l. HAAS.
Master in Chancery. Rock Island
County. III.
s r KENwORTHY AND R r. REY-
NOLDS.
Conpiai1art's Solicitors
Executors Notice.
Estate OF Andrew Lindstrom. de-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed executrix OF the last will and
testament OF Andrew Lindstrom, late
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Bugeies and Go-Carts

To enjoy your walk with the Baby. let
her ride in one Of these Buggies. Cabs or
60 Carts.
We've big assortment 81 the latest
models. and We know that there is one in
this display which viii suit your taste
and demands, both ss % stvle and and
nri~e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

All the news all the time-Th,
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
COUGHS AND BRONCHITIS

relieved instantly with ounces of
Schiffmann's Concentrated Expecto-
rant 4 whole pint costs 80 cents.
Money refunded II not perfectly salts
factory by Thomas Drug Co.-tAdv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

THE method % selecting delegates
f1 said judicial convention shall be- in
arv ~ THE following forms as the re-
spec.lve county committees shall de-
term no.
By the respective democratic com
mitfees Iu any or adj % the several
counties.
Hv mass convention.
By delegate convention
r. A. PENDER.
Chairman Democratic County Com
mIuee. Rock Island County.
s. r BERGf4ANp.
Chairman Democratic County Com
miffre. Henry County
C. g. BOWERS
Chairman Democrat County Com
r'uss. Mercer County
j. "a. DALEY
Chairman Democratic County Com
mitree. Whi'sside County.
Dated a. Rock island. IT.. March %.
1918
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Luck whines labor whistles. Luck
relies on chance. labor OF character
Richard Golden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
csr fs- Derssrstie Jus,siai csnven-

ticn
a convention OF fhr democrats %
ttr Fnsrte-Hfb Judicial circuit OF uI-
rr.s n called fo assemble at the court
rsIrr fol tho r.tr OF Rock Island.
r-H-sdaE April s.. 1915. or o O'Clock
% m f0r the purpose OF NOMINATING
three caudIdates FOR circuit judge 20
10 voted FOR a. the election 90 be held
Juno g. 1918
The basis o. representation IN sad
-urVrufiC1 shall be- one delegate Tor
every -.1 votes or major fraction
the-soF east for the democratic can
didsfs for president iu 1919. which VIII
cuf'ie each % the various counties 20
representation ir said judicial ccuven-
t-.r =. .u---.---
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
SOMETHING OF F0RMER
WHITE HOUSE BAIBEs

The following concerning the pred. ecessors of the new White House baby is from the New York World
 "Ten other ohildren-six girls and lour boys-have been born in the White House, most of them being the grandsons or grauddaughters Of Presidents.
 "The first child born in the historic mansion was James Madison Ran dolph, the son of Martha Jefferson Randolph. the daughter of President Jefferson.
 There were no births in the White House during the Administrations of Presidents Madison and Monroe. Dur ing the term Of John Quincy Adams, a granddaughter, Mary Louise Ad- ans. was born in February 1928. While Andrew Jackson was President four children wore born there, the sons and daughters of Major Andrew J. Donelson, Gen. Jackson's protege and private secretary and Mrs Donelson, the Presidents niece.
 "Two moro babies came during Ty- ler's term of office The first was Lstitia Tyler granddaughter of the President and daughter Of Mir and Mrs. Robert Tyler. Tho second was Robert Jones, youngest son of Mrs. Mary Jones, daughter of the President and Henry Lightfoot Jones
 "The Administrations of Presidents Polk, Taylor Fillmore, Pierce, Lin coin and Johnson passed without births in the Executive Mansion. During the term of President Grant 9 dapgbter- Julia-was born to Mrs. Frederick D.. Grant, the wife Of a son of the Presi- dent, on June 7 1876. She is now Princes Cantacuzene. .Sperana5y.
 Esther Cleveland, the daughter of President and Mrs. Cleveland, was the only child of 9 President ever born in the White House .''-( (Seattie PostIn- telligencor)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
DUMMY MARINE BOARD
 PUBLISHED IN MAGAZINE


 In the February number of the Pop ular Mechanics Magazine is a photo graph of the marine intelligence may and ships" which Manager Harry F. Cain placed in the lobby of tho Cain Hotel several months ago. for Che ac- comodation of guests.
 The board Is of galvanized iron, $ feet long and 20 inches wide showing map Of the coast line from Seattle to Seward A groove of tin is the socket for the keeis of the various steamers which are miniature wood on boats, in colors corresponding to Che paint worn by the vessels in the Alaska service As inc ships are re- ported by cable and wireless, their positions are indicated on che map
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
wANr EpwARp JANssoN.

Inquiry has been received at the Governors office for information as to the whereabouts of Edward Jansson, last heard from in 1905, who is sup posed to be in Alaska, probably in the northern part. When last heard of be was working in mine. Jansson is described as six feet in height e blonde about SS years of age. His aged mother and sister who live in Elmhurst California, are very anx- ious to hear from him. Information should be sent to the Governors of- fec at Juneau. (other Alaska papers please copy)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

TREADWELL, Feb. 2.-Ihe safety committee met at the club rooms yes terday afternoon and made their re. port for the month Of January
 X masquerade has been arranged for February 18th at the Treadwell club. Tho dance IS to be in the form of St. Valentine masquerade. The Treadweil club orchestra viii furnish the music
 M. Andresn wll leave for the South on one or the early boats and will io- cate in California.
 The Store and Shops basket ball teams are scheduled to play on next Thursday evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
INDIAN WOMAN IS
 ACCUSED OF MURDER

Alice Cox. an Indian woman. was this morning indicted for the murder in the first degree, of R. D. Baker, an ox.soldier, at Auk Bay, September 25, 591t. and Frank Joe. an Indian, was also Indicted for shooting with inc tent to kin" Deputy Marshal W. s. Harding, at Haines on December 2S, 1el4 The Federal grand jury report cd the Indictments which ore the first to be released at this session at 70 o'clock tbis morning The defendant to tho murder charges pleaded not guilty when arraisned this afternoon. A. B. Callahan will deiend her
 Witnesses in the Cox case were Deputy Marshtl Hector Mclean, E. h. Hunsaclyer. Fl. G. Pendergast and J. T. Martin. One of the eye witnesses, George Waydelieh, died several weeks ago.
 Witncsses against Frank Joe were William Houk W A. Moore, Mrs. H. e. Banta and W S. Harding,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
GERMAN ATTACK WAS BY
 OCEAN GOING zEPPELlNs


 BERLIN.-Tho German air fleet thaI Ibombarded English towns was com posed Of severally specially construct ed zeppelIns, 1t is announced here German officials say this was only 2 trial expedition for the airships, but that they fulfilled all expectations.
 When the airships, known as ocear lZeppelinsH left their station in Ger many all were manned by a full com plement Of officers and men equipped with comparatively heavy guns, to- gether with the largest possible sup ply of ammunition
 The airships crossed the North Sea with great speed at a high altitude land were not discovered until after they reached England. The military experts declare Chat this dash over British towns has demonstrated the practicability of an attack by great aerial squadron As a result of their exploit the Zeppelin crews are now known as lair KilSings. They are highly praised for the successful trip to England and return to safety.
 Military experts declare the raid was justified in view of attacks by British aviotors on undefended towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
@EMPoRIUM" MANAGER
 RETURNS FROM SOUTH

w L. Martin. manager of the dry goods department of the Goldstein Emporium, returned this morning from Q stockbuying trip to Portland and Seattle. where he met the representa-. tives of Eastern firms
 Mr. Martin declares that business conditions in the Northwest ere stead. fly on the mend.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
LET US HOPE.

Let us hope that the new year, which we have just entered upon, VIII be the most prosperous in the history of Alaska. With the building Of gov ernment trunk line and the opening of our vast coal areas there should certainly be a big revival of business Throughout the Territory (CordoYa Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
DOUGLAS PORTER GETS
 MYSTERIOUS WOUND

DOUGLAS. AlasAa, February 3.
 Early this afternoon sam Jurihe. night porter at St. Ann's hospital came into that institution wlth a bullet im. bedded In the aeshy part ol bis back Whom questioned as to he way in which be received the wound be se. fused Co mako any statement
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
MISS GULicK's STUDIO IS
 OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night Miss Frances Gu. lick will keep her studio open from 9:S0 on, as usual. There win be good music, songs. dancing and Q bu1ot supper as Miss Gulick is discontinu- ing her Saturday night dances. These Wednesday evenings should be even more popular than they have been in tho past
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
ror poInte 0nly.

Shall put 9 little more brandy in the punch?" asked the host.
 'No replied the hostess 'Be con' tent to leave it as punch Don't make it knockout -(Washington Star)
 -e--e---o
 ". A. Peterson, agent of the PaciI- ic Coast Steamship Company at Skag- way, Mrs. Peterson and their little son were Southbound passengers on the City Of Seattle which passed through Juneau Sunday night They are mak- ing a vacation trip, and may take in the San Francisco fair before return ing to Slngway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
CYANIDE TEAM WINS
 TREADWELL TOURNAMENT

TREADWELL Feb 2-The basket. ball game last night was aii that was expected by the large crowd that wlt- messed the anair. The game was in doubt unu. the last i've minutes of play when the Cyanide team held the Meixcans to their score Of 19. The Cy- anide team won the game with a score of 2S- The first half ended with the Mexican on the long end ot 9 l2-it score. but they were unable -o Keep I'D the work in the second hall
 Cyanide team become the champions
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
coRDoVAe BRINGS A
 INSTANTANEOUS CARGO

The steamship Cordova, Capt. Tom my Moore. arrived from Seattle at 6 o'clock this morning. She discharged oil at the Standard 0i company's tanks, and shipment of dynamite at the Dupont magazine, after which sine sailed for Sllagway. at noon and after delivering lumber and bling to the Moores wharf company will return to Gastineau channel to finish unloading her local cargo. The vessel has coal for Douglas end machinery for Thane.