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The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-06


advisabllity of building a high
school building or to add tour
rooms onto the present building.
A. }. Recht introduced the suu-
ject by asking whether we We're
In a better position this year than
last. President Mlngus called ON
j. +. White, EX-presldent OF the
board h. j. Juchem, j. q. NO
ian, Prof. Drake ana others VINO
desired to express themselves.
All were IN favor, as tar as they
were concerned, OF issuing bonds
and erecting a $50, wv or $50, wv
school building, but 1t was doubt
ed whether a vote on such a
measure would elect to Dulld one.
Prot. Drake was called on to
state the conditions now existing
and he made it PLAIN that some
Lnlny must be uOne.
1t Was nnally decided that In
stead OF attempting TO build a
nlah school at TINS time, The
board De empowered " proceed
10 call an election TO vote bonds
Tor an addition Oh tour rooms ana
a basement ON the west SIDE OF
the present Dulldlng winch cOulu
be used tor the hlgn school tenn
porarlly until a new hlKn school
could De nau. Then, IL Is Dellev-
ed, 1t VIII De suitable 10 take
care Oh the grade scnOOlS IOr
some years to come. No men
ton was made OF a school al
ODerOn, except that Mr.. Crews
from the north side was OF the
Uplnlon that lnasmuch as they
uiu not vote Sz,UUU Don0s last,
year Ior TINS purpose they Woufd
turn LnIS proposition down.
Inc audlLlon proposed will
PROBABLY cost $lO,UUO TO $l2,OUU
out something must be done, as
now about dozen OF our high
school pupils have no seats they
can call their own, having to use
the seats vacated NY the ones In
the classroom, Which is also en-
tirely too small.
Prof. Drake alsU pointed out
that the laboratory beng Iii Lne
basement cause1 the lunes lIoln
the chemicals ~ circulate Lnru
the building andAthat II WAS par
tlcularly Obnoxious TO the cnlld-
rem in the room just above the
laboratory. 4
by having the additional four
rooms the laboratory could be
brought upstairs and the base
menu could be converted into an
auditorium and gymnasium.
.the one great objection to
building a high school at this
time, aside IRON the likelihood
Of the bonds being turned down.,
is that the site on which No. z
school now stands at the corner
of Adelaide and Wadsworth is
undesirable, being too small ana
too far up town. In case this
ground Is not occupied by a
school it reverts back to the
Graves estate.
ALI told, the meeting was pro-
duetive OF much good. 1t was
suggested that the school board
have regular monthly meetings
and that they be made public.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-05-06

Mrs. Chas. Vogel who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nelson,
has gone to Holly to visit her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Thoma.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
REVENUE CUTTERS
 DO GREAT WORK


 WASHINGTON. - Revenue cutters of tho United States saved AVG iiYes and gave assistance to 2l0 vessels val ned with their cargoes, at more than sg 100000 during the fiscal year which ended June 30 last, according t0 re- port today to Congress by Commando ant D. B. Bertholf For every dollar exponded by the service 1t aided In saving property worth S8.12.
 Commandant Bertholf urges Con cress to appropriate SS5O,OOO Tor a new cutter for the California coast s11O OOO for an anchorage patrol boat for use in New York harbor and SS5O'- OOO for a vessel lor duty on the Pan ana Canul. He reuews his recom' mendation for the consolidation oi the revenue cutter service and the lie saving service into an organization GO be known as the coast guard.
 "There is a consensus of opinion he says. "that this will add greatly to the emcency of the Humanitarian branches Of the government
 The report points out that although there were no serious floods m the ! Ohio and Mississippi River valleys dur ing the year, the previous request for three light draft cutters to be used there in flood times should not be over Hooked by Congress. The appointment of twenty-one cadets for the fiscal year 1916 is recommended instead of four teen as at present authorized by law
 The Ice patrol work of the cuttera Seneca and Miami in the North Atian tlc steamship lanes last spring and early summer was reviewed at some llength. The report contains letter from J. J. Jussegand, the French am bassador to the Secretary of State i praising the work done by these ves sels. The ambassador quotes Com imander Pencelet of the French navy az saving. "The presence Of those vessel. l is a blessing to navigation of al countries
 The report shows that during the year 2S,7S7= vessels were boarded sos were seized or reported for Ylolauoni of the law and fines and penaltie. amounting to $2Ol,8l0 were incurred by those so reported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
STAR
 lNSTALlS OFFICERS

Now officers of the local Eastorn ser were installed at special meet- ing in Oddgellows' hall this afternoop, which was followed by an elaborate Oau0uet
 John T. Reed acted as installing oii- cer ana the following were inducted in-
 Worthy Matron, Mrs. Alice Case; Worthy Patron, Lloyd N- Winter; As' sociate Matron. Mrs. Maud Vaut' Con ductress. Mrs. Maud De Long. Asst Con. Mrs. Laura 6oldstein; See retary Mrs Elita Daniels; Treasurer, Miss Mary Morgan; Five points or the Star Ruth F. Anderson. Ada; Hac, riet Case. Ruth; Mrs. Marion Olson' Esther; Mrs Eya Tripp, Martina Mrs. Hazel Osuom, Electa; Chaplain. Mrs. Anna Webster; Marshal, Mss Ina Priest; Crganist Miss Gladys Tripp; Warder. Mrs. Emily Raymond' Sen t'neb Bred Smith
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
DosBS PICTURES AT THE
 LYRIC TOMORROW NIGHT

DOUGLAS. Jan. 27 ls win be Northern night ay the Lyric theatre. Douglas when Beverly B. Dobbs. the pioneer Alaska camera man. presents for the first time here tomorrow night "A'rop of che World In Motion.
 1lr. D0bbs has appeared in Che larg- est theatres in. America with his pie.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
INFORMATION WANTED. or
 LARS WALDEMAR LARSEN

Tho Norwegian yice-consulate at Juneau, Wm. Britt. yice-consul wishes infornaton about Lars Waidema9 Lar s,n of Fredikstad, Norway last heard from at Ketchikan, Alaska News papers in First and Iidld division please cOpy9
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
GOVERNMENT APPROVES
 coRDoVA BUILDING SITE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-George Q. Hazelet president oi the cordoya' Ai- asza, Chamber Of Commerce. IS graa- fled over the foe. that he induced Uncle San today to accept the gift Of twelve lots ID cordoya The ac- ceptance came from the Treasury De-. partment
 Plans for public buildings arc drawn to tho order in which the goVernnie11 gets title to the land. oordoye Tor months hos had an appropriation or S100,0o0 for building but the soR- eminent had taken no title anywhere. Todaya gift puts cordoya far ahead of other cities. whose appropriations were made at the same iime
 The lots ar5 ct tho corner or Second street and Federal avenue
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
LoNpoN WOVEN cANNoT
DRINK IN MORNING

 As a result of a consultation with the London police authorities the Lon don Central Board of Trade Protec- ton Societies and the London Brew ers' Councils have agreed that ah u- censes within the Metropolitan dis trict shall from Monday next not serve women with intoxicating liquors before 11:S0 a. 10.
 London magistrates have lately com Dlained Of the increase of drinking among women, especially soldiers wives. and at one court last week 1t was stated that the authorities had under consideration some action for restricting the facilities lLondon News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
TREADWEll WINS
 BOWLING TR0PH

By rollins g65l pins TFeadwell's bowling team last night practically cinehed che international league tfo. phy. Juneau rolled 25Sl pins. Barya' gar and Bell each breaking Into enc e90O' class Skagwoy oowied 2oto, Whtehorse 2s75 and Dawson 233e
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
ENGLAND CONTINUES TO
 PLACE ORDERS HERE
BOSTON. Jan. 27.-Jacob DreyfuI

BOSTON. Jan. 27.-Jacob Dreyfus & Sons. of Boston, have received an order from che English government for 100000 flannel shirts and 125.O0O suits Of underwear
 New York Hao Contracts.
 Information was obtained in New York to the effect that shipments of woolen goods valued in ali at about s6.00o 900. were coming Go the city from Boston for manufacture Into mii. itory overcoots for the English. Rus. slan and French governments. The woolen goods were made at nun. Der of Naw England mills
 England 7layg FeVoritoe'
 Some ot Inc woolen manufacturers who haVo war contracts on cloth, cou- ,e6d that other manufacturers who are also malsalug uniform cloths and oY- ercoatngs for Great Britain are belns allowed by the British government to puy wool in England and ship t here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
MEAT MARKET SOLD.

4 bill of sale of Douglas meat market was fled today in Che record ine office. P. F. Fox and John Beck reIinquish ownership Of the market 10 the Carstens Packing company for sl150.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
HOLLAND MAY SHIP
 COTTON TO GERMANY

AMSTERDAM, Jan 27-The Dutch government is considering the renoN- al of tue embargo on cotton ezpofts to Germany and decree 10 tnis ei- feet probably will bo published ID a few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

lures at prices rouging from -oc so LOO. The Lyric theatre l9 lorluRAle
 n belng abie % secure tnis atLfAes.oa al the popular prices ol 25c and 9Ve, and it ls believed that the house wiil ho packed on its initlai presentation
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

TREADWELL, Jan 2I.-Ino tre1o- welt bowling team rolled another big score last night in tho International tournament and practically ciuched lrest place Their score last night was 965f Tho last series is to be played on Friday night and rreadweil is about 400 pins ahead ol her near est rival
 Jimmy Chambers. tho wet known athlete and former pitcher ol the Treadwell ball team. Is on his way back to Treadweii having left for tho North on the City Of Seattle last nlght
 The Treadweil club tonight will be the scene ola hard times ball. The committee in charge state that no one will be allowed on the floor unless he looks thoaeh he is stranger to a linen collar Soft shirts and sweaters will be in style tonight
 Guy Terry. ot ,he Treadwel meat market, is returning passenger on the City of Seattle.
 < well attended minstrel rehearsal was held last night ot the Ire hall The next rehearsal will te on next Sunday afternoon at l:30-
 H W. Marsh has taken Q position as feeder at the Ready Bullion mil.
 Chris Nelson. who recently return cd from the States. went to work as feeder this morning iu ts.a "240' mill
 The Cyanide and shops basketball teams wnl meet tomorrow night lo1 the second tme durlng the present tournament Rt present the Cyanide team Is the head team. while the Shop five Is in the collar
 The roof of the new power house i- almost completed and iac work ol tearing out the walls of the old build ing wlll be started soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

LONDON. -"The German soldiers have a mania for music, writes a private in the seaforth Highanders. eve can hear their gramophones play ing day and night They have organ ized singing societies, too. Tho other night the Germnns started a slng'5ohs and our mon, mistaSing it for an at- attack. sprang to arms and began iir- ing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
sloM ARE You DOING -ITa

Very often am aeked how lt le that we arc alwayc buoy when thinge seem 10 be rather olow all around. "Very eimple," may may. "Just keep busy, be pleasant and accommodating keen up your stock give the best ser vice and the results will show
 Drop in, we will show you how we keep doing thlnes at Che Juneau Drug co.-"The etore that has what Sou want when you want it'-to7 Front St., opposite Alaskan Hotel, phone 25o. u-272e)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

LONDON. The story of how a dunn dun snow ball,-with a stone inside broke up g friendly snow ball ligh1 betwecn British and German soldiers whose trenches in West Flanders were only 50 yards apart, is received ID 9 letter from an officer of the Dragoon Guards.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

John Kline will have hearing be. fore U. S. Commissioned B. Morshai' late this afternoon on Q chargo Of rop' bine Mrs. Y. Williams oi Ss2.aV in a confectionery store conducted by 1ne complaining witness. in the Forrest building
 According to Mrs. Williams com plaint Kline walked into the storo as 9.S0 o'clock last night and purchased a cigar. While Mrs. Williams was making change, she saws, hline walked Into her bedroom, located in 9 rear room. When Mrs. Williams or- deeed Kline to leave she says ne seized her and throw her into tne woodshed while he rided bureau dresser securing money from top drawer
 Within short time after Kline left the store the police arrested him In an uptown saloon. Mrs. Williams identified Kline as Che guilty man ana Oaicers Lee and Alderman delivered tho prisoner to the Federal authorities. A sum Of money corresponding to Joe amount Mrs. Williams says Kline took was found in the prisoners pock' cts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
a.LE.aArI0EIs1 AoousERa.

Usually t the aelfconadent ego. tsac doctrlne3ire who accusee Che press of being led up to the interests. Broad-thinking, experienced men know better- teordoga Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

DOUGLAS. Jan. 27.- The Alaska Catholic Club social last night was me best attended event siVen by lha. club tbis winter. Alargc number or snnean and Thane people were ID attendance.
 T. Kelly an old time logger rom the Puget Sound country. recently ar rived iu Douglas Co take charge Of the James Sawmiu Compauy ioss.ns camp at Fish Bay on Baranoa isiaud.
 Hans Anderson left on the Georgia last night for hurried business trip to Silsa
 Mrs. D. salmon and daughter poro- tiy. w,u leave OF tbc Princess May tomorrow morning for Victoria.
 The funeral of Mrs, John Benson win take place Friday at 9 o'clock from the Catholic church and Che ou. rial win be n tho Catholic cemetery
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

LONDON-(By Mail to Boston)- A recent order from the War office to all farmers along the East coast indicates that tho British authorities are not taking lightly the possibility of Q German Invasion in the Spring. The order prohibits the sowing ot any corn crops this spring and sowing ol any other crop the nature of which excoods ono foot above tho suriace
 Already entrenchmonts Of Formidable proportions stretch virtually along the entire coast from Dover to Edinburgh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

Premiums of 80 guineas per cent are being paid at Lioyda to insure against the declaration of war between Roumania and Austria or Turkey with ln the next six months, 10 6uineas per cent. against tho declaration oi war between Roumania and Russia within the next six months. This IS taken to mean before summer lhe rate to insure against war between italy and Austria is TO guineos per cent
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
SUSPECT
 S HEARING T0D8

rho Klles robbery AearlU5 has been continued until z o'clock to- morrow afternoon at request oi Q. A. T0eker counsel TOT enc osseno- ant. Tacker wlli present evidence of kiinc'8 prevloua good ohafae' Ter, it is aald.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

wANTED.-A situation as house. keeper. cook, or nurse girl; by middle aged lady. Not so much for biz yay but a comfortable place. Address, Mrs. oHIoLA GREEN Box 22s, skag- way Alaska. l-1e.tl.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
YAMA6JCal TO BE
 SENTENCED SATURDAY

K. Yamaguchi. convicted ot man slaughter in connection with the death of T. Kailta, at sitioh Bay cannery last April, will be sentenced by Judse Robert W. Jennings Saturday morn ing. it was announced in court today when Judge Jennings denied motion of Attorney s. Hellenthal, for re- trial of the Yamaguchi case. The max mum sentence that can be imposed is twenty years In tue penitentary
 The court also announced that tne case entitled United States ys Yama' shita. accused of murder as result of Kaii,as death, would come up TOT trial following the case of the United states vs F. J. Wettricl
 The Yamashita jury disagreed and were discharged. The case attracted great attention. owing Go the manner in which Kaiita. who was foreman oi the Japanese crew at the eannery, came to bis death. He was beaten abou. the head with hammer and rope was used to strangie him, 1t was alleged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
MARINE NOTES
< ; x E , < 2 2 <. 5 2 2 ''' 3 2

The Mariposa is due Go arrive from Seattle this evening.
 The Princess May sails south to- morrow morning Sine arrived from Vancouver last evening.
 The City of Seattle sailed from Sent tic last night.
 The Admiral Evans sailed from Se- a-ue yesterday morning.
 The Admiral Watsoi sailed south last night
 The Jefferson Is due to sal from se- at,io the 29th
 The Georeia sailed for Sitka at l2 o'clock last night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

WANTED. PosITIoN-By married couple, in boarding house, road house or store. Both have had experience. Apply P. o. Box ss. Treadwell. 1-2stf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

Al Young is io from BeneTs Bay where he operates Q logging camp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

wANrED.-Gasoline engine and auto mechanic seeks employment Box l5l, TreadweL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
olhcr court Matlers.

An order for hearing the petition Of Juneau voters for Q special cleo tion to. increase the size oi tho city by annexing certain tracts, was enter cd and filed, the date Of the hearing being set for February 25.
 Judge Jennings ordered stay or execution. for month, Of the Judg- ment Of 5000 awarded c. R. Holmes against c. H. strong, for injuries sos' tained on the steamship Al-Hi. The court required Mr. Strong to file 9 bond of SI00O to protect Holmes from any damage that might accrue by req. son. of the stay of execution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

M wicks has returned rom . visit to Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
WAR sIDELloHTs

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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27
CLASSIFIED ADv

PERsONAL-n D. S. Jordan is on Gastiuenu channel please communt cate with P. O. Box S5s. 1-25-f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

The following dispatch was reeeiy- ed at London from st. Omer in the Northern part of France: When the Princess Patricia's Canadian hsnt me fantry went Into action, the regiemn- tai standard he9rer carrier Q flag the oolors of which wero worked by Prin- cess Patncla herself. The Canadians covered themselves with glory in Che first action In which they were engag- ed. and may already bo classed as sea soned yoterans'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

HOUSE FOR RENT-slx rooms and bath down town. SS5, telephone 22O2' -G-25.lf.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

The Swedish government has is- sued a decree prohibiting the transit or forwarding to beligerent powers or all kinds of war materials as well as the raw materials essential to their manufacture It is emphasized that in no case whatever may Swedish ports and communication facilities serve the military interests of beliieerent pow nrn
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

OFFCEs-For rent in Goldstein Bldg. Hot and cold running water ln each office; also steam heat. Janltor and elevator Hervice. u-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

MS s GULIcK's
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

DREssMAKING. pain or fancy sew- Ing. Reasonable rates for children's sewing. Mrs. Phlnn, Alexander Aptsr phone 22S. 12-Sl-ti.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-27

STEAM HEATED ROOMS. 5000 up: with or without board. Miss Char on. 525 Main st. Phone SSO5. ll-7-tL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-17
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following improvements yesterday:
The application OF Davis Brothers
for he extension of water main TO
furnish connection for houses at 100.
lO2. lo4. loo, los and 10 South Add
son street. was granted.
MIR. FOlkcs moved that the applica-
tion of w. S. Forbes for the extension
or gas ma In in order TO furnish con
rection for his house at the corner Gf
Monument Avenue and the Roseneath
Road, be granted. on condition that IN e
city shall have the right to center on
the Forbes property where this extern
sion is to be laid. III necessary. for the
purpose OF making other necessary or
desirable taps or connections from this
main.
Bids received FOE the painting and
repairing of the city Home were re
ferred to the Building Inspector for
tahulation. report and recommends
ton.
Assistant Superintendent Of Parks
calder was directed 20 take up with the
engineer In charge of the work in Oak
WOOD Cemetery Annex. the question of
planting shrubs in the new annex, the
shrubs to he furnished by the City
Nursery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-17
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued by
the Electrical Department yesterday:
Engelberg & Bear, for X. Blank,
1929 West Leigh Street. three lights
and fixtures.
John j. DAILY, for Walter Upland,
carlisle Avenue and Montgomery
street. twenty-five outlets.
i. u. Pollard for John Hancock
1910 Maryland Avenue, Highland Park,
fourteen outlets.
Same. for S. d. Jennings. IL Haxle-
hurst Avenue. Highland Park, Four
fixtures
Same. for NJ. ]. Koari Twenty ninth
ana Nenable Streets. fifteen outlets
j. r.. Caudle, 403 East Marshall Street
one One-horsepower motor
Same, for Singer Sewing Machine
Company, i6 West Broad Street. one
Same, for Charles g. Jurgens, 2l
West BROAD Street, two lights.
Martin n Myers. for Mr. Bodota l1l7
East Main Street. thirty-siX lights
Same. for Mr.. Bascomb, lI06 Barton
Avenue, Barton Heights. ten outlets.
w. b. Catlett Electric Company, Mrs.
Everett Waddey. 1916 Monument Ave-
nue., three nXtures.
Tri State Electric Company. for APP
pleheld and Brother. 103 East Broad
street. one outlet.
l.: X. Warinner. for .. H. King, 1913
Park Avenue. three outlets and fixtures
W. II. Lucy, for John Il. Seaton, 25O6
Grove Avenue three outlets
i. Il. Gilman & Co.. for Epworth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-17

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 p u. for Fredericksburx.
Leave Elba Sta. 7.t5 AM, ELS P. NJ 80 Pm. for
Ashland.
Arrive BYRD St. Sta. se6 VI. from Frsdsrieksb's.
Arrive Elba Sta $50 An, 1875 4. II. 6.4s 2. II.
from Ashland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-17
How to Destroy Catarrh
Germs and End Catarrh
Forever
4 Specialist. Advice.

Catairh Is germ disease and the only way
10 cure It so IL WIFI stay cured and never
come back Ia to kill and drive out of you,
system tho catarrhal germs which have
found lodgment there When the germs 90
the caiarrh Will! stop. The trouble with
most treatments. like sprays. salvcs. creams
greasy balms. lotions. etc. In that they give
only temporary relief by opening up for
while tho clogged head throa: and uostrii.
In a little time the catarrh comes back as
bad
People who suffer continually from catarrh
should drop such temporary makeshifts and
get something that really gets at tho root 81
the disease and stamps II out. There il moth
ing better for such cases than breathing into
your rose and lungs the pleasant. soothing
, healing. germ destroying air of Hyomet ,pro-
! nounccd High mel made from purest oil OF
t.ueniyptus and combined with other power
iui healing. antiseptic and germ destroying
ingredients. liyomei penetratcs and hcals
nose and throat. stops discharges. clears the
passaEes and completely ovrrcomes the dis
case 10y destroying It's For catarrh
germs cannot live in your body after Hyonei
reaches them. Tragic Drug Co. and many
Other good druggists In Richmond and
vicinity have long sold Hyomei on a posi-
/ tive guarantee of successful results or money
back and find this generous policy pays
Most druggists are ROW giving pocket In
hairr made from hard rubber with every
complete reatment sold. This makes n very
simple. easy and convenient as we'll az
n thoroughly reliable means Of treating 10,
tho best known method this dangerous and
often disgusting disease.