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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
Blrs or BY-P-AY iBy Luke McLukel
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lC'nc.nrou knonlrcrI
 Tho mrr who minds hIa own nNs'' ncss always has good one.
 Pray for lhc .hlnes you would NNr Co have. and chen go out and hustle Cor ho ihnes lou hove to have.
 10 Is mighty hard for man to have a good tlme doing something thai doosnt cost him lot or money
 Why is it chat % note always mlis due when you emit meet ili
 a man has O cold for three doys be win always ton you ihat he ha. had thc blame ihinE for about three Wceks
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
LETS BUILD THAT nRnoz

The proDosed bridge aeross castneau Channel Is one co che nrst steps necessary tor Che development o the c,s.nsau channel cit,s Tho growth oi .ha com. muni., Is zo.nz Co become more and more oi 0 Gaa. tineau channel growth ihe srea, minirg properties are developed and One population iner'a7e' Anything that has tendency bring tSe people of Che f'r.ou' towns in ihe community closer together md to make Che advanasea oi each et the available co a Of ''em is an advance ihat should be encouraged it ia ,one thing Cor che common good. and. as lhe Empire n'a said many times. individual profits ore nearly always Che result oi community profits and community growth moro chan individual effort Casoneau channel H Inst tccomins community of such importance as Go num- bers and Che volume of ts commerce that is influence f running In one stream. win have force hat win carry iar
 Let's build Che bridge
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Early in ihe var complaints were made that ihe Russian army moved slowly That fault seems to have been remeiied--( (Fairoanks cilizenl
 The upidliy ot a moving army sometimes depends a io. on which way t is gong-vhe'her forward or backward.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

An outgoing Davsoniie. when interviewed li Nan- couver said Dawson Vin have about uiteen hundred people lhis winter" That not many people and it lees than Dawson has ever had al any one time In her previous history We can remember when nearly fifteen hundred people belonged o ho blackjack Boost crs' Union iu Dawson and haif Of them would look around when anyone yelled "Hey Kd"- CVhhehorse Siarl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
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"Your dad is in old crank" said Che youth who had been told by her father Una. " o'clock was tImo to so
 Dad overheard the remark
 "A crank Is necessary In case oi Che lack of a se'feorior." he rciori- od.-l Louisville Corricr-Iournall
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

The Canadian soldier gets Sl.lO O day. Che British 2S cenis Che Germans five centt and Che French two cents. u is not stated what the Bulgarions set but ihey ui probably sct what sherman sad Wor vas -llL-L.Ln--. s--rL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

There aro two burning questions n British colum- ba. When win hc war 0e over and when win ho provincial elections be held No one scems able Go au- swer thc former and those who coald answer Che 'o ter refuse Go do so- -l1Yhiieh0rse star)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

As @ result Of Che great success of 9 number of bis game hunters who have been In Yukon ihis iah. Che country win receive great ieal or advertisement as the finest hunting pace on Che American continent -(Nhtchorc Star1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

"it says here fhlt an oyster Is as complicated as watch remarked Che 0id Fogy.
 or guess it is" replied Che Crouch. "l had ono the other day ihlt nas evidently opt oi order Cincinnati EnQn|rerl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

] went fishing one hot day. ii aiaried Co pour down rain. The iIsh jumped Into my not iikc mad Could you sag Che aah were In se'ncl
 -lc'ncinnlu EnQuirerl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

If man and dian. are bis and brliiant enough. one docsnt mind few 1aVs n hem' oni. Tor some realon heaven knows why. Q woman and pearl are expected co bo absolutely 11rioct- Steward PostI
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Fur trimmings for ia5ie5 drecscs. Big aesorimcni ai W. H. cooo's. e
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

There arc an sorts oi rnmors as to how European Nations win line rp after hovor Europe doies on foreign en,angeme7is which is one reason she is SO badly eniansied at pro,cni.- lnetrot Ncvsl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Ihrecroom apartment vanlci. In- Quise Hm Drug Store. 25tL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Tho ladies' hats at Che 'lod0 always glre salc.ncion. Nrf A WI1n. it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

An Che Allies have Co do to sct Croeces enihuslas- uc aid ls Co show chat thoy dont need t.- lchcago Hcraidl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

There is DO question but ihat general trade has been stimulated greatly within ho ilst iev rc,te Business men n moot lines arc feeling very happy Boston News Hurtaul
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

40 Juneau ihey orc ordering Turkeys tor Thons- giving by earioai 'o,l. Some town. hat- lnhtehoue s-ul
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

WANrED-Forr or lYe room part. iy urnished house Addrell p. O. box i's. ll-2St
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
AUTO REPAIRS

U-AUrO REPAIR and vulcanlro at tho Juneau Garage. Wo do night and aay work W1loughty Avenue. phone 25l. e. E. Collins Propr sm
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

or ,oer,a Zoe son oi rtoolo., Roo'slet ''. son o, former Pl,slea, Iaeodor, Roc'eve't Vn b, r'oo. Ihcoior, Ihat vn uote -four rheodo-,' n row. for rh. Coionels hher was alec Theodore Roosevelt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

A. another psooi Of ne truth o. Ae old sayns iha. capital a lnide re cite iho second removal Of iho Serbian eapi,e. Co O moro retired position
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

The Empire wili na'c adyor,lslno eon,rae,e cu1ieci to pncoi Of lafoea lrou'otlon Of any newsDancl In A'atka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

DR. FANNIE WAITE tycs'sht speo'aiisl-ValCntinc Block.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
NAMES IS NAMES
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Cincinnati Enlu'rorl
 Nomination Cor ,Ac Names ls Names Ciub;"
 South Bend Indiana uom'na.es Ham. mond Ecks and Belle AiS'n.
 Litchloii. ri. nom.nales Che fol- lowing D A. Refer Green Groves A Lcak. Thomas cait and R. u. Hurt Twin Branch. w Va. nom.nios Joe c. Nee. Che town plumber.
 Nuucie. lnd- rominatcs l N Kid. lnocker and A. cashdol'ar
 Timothy and Clover Hay live at Goshen. Ind
 Dr. oddienov sieiman is Q sidney. ohio dentist
 Lacer Titc is a clerk ln dry goods store at Evansville. Ind. %&&&2s&*@e@2% 9 9 g QUAKER CUPS 2 Q ss3ss+sessss @ @ Q @ O
 ThUodoinh'o Rocord
 The fellow with veak head should not butt 'n.
 Reform sometimes gets no further ihan stirring up ihc mud.
 A man must bc very popular when even his barber cuts him.
 Sympathy costs nothing. but that is no reason why it should be vast ed.
 You never can ion Many man who wants fhe oar.h 's obliged to iako water
 How He Got it
 Say Tom. lend mo >5 unli lomor- TOW. I've left my wallet at home" '1'm sorry. old chan. bui , haven't che cash to spare However , can tell you how to ge, it very easily" "How2'
 "Hcrc's nickel go home and yet your wallet lphI|adoiphla Lcdecrl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Presldcut wusonl daughter says he can fns and has dnc tenor voice But please remember oc aoe'n slnr Psrhaps Cha. .a why be s Pre'lde't
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
The Man Who Loses
 On AdverlIsIng

me NAI NNo Loses
 On Advertising ls Che one who ilils to sdYor. lgl Tho experience oi orory l. large department store. every modern grocorr Che up.to-dltc drug 1lorol iho big Vholc11lo ]. establishments Che mdnulac. E iurcrl. and in loci. ol every Inc . oi business in America that real. ! iy is playing above Che board E proves beyond question lt Pays to Advertise
 Ono of che most impressive , evidences or Che value ol adrer. . iIs'nE io hc found In modern ! business. Is ihC grcli moil order . house. Thi1 institution has been built by advertising. ll sub. sisir by advertising. and by ,nls means l9 getting bu8Incgs er. cry day which you should hnvo. The best mclu1 of combating . this oVii i9 by lighting Ii with Ono glno weapons. Pre-. pare good. 1.-Two copy with a punch . in Ii lnd
 Try It
 In The Empire iI.l. .l-tl. f.fr
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Conssossncn who are also isvycu are hal.enins to enroll nemselves among Che counsel for defense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Miss charon'a sleam hoaied rooms. fi0 and uD. a2tlm
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
ME1.ELoEl aEaIIcE

RELIABLE MESSENGER SERVICE fhono 5Ii. ~Wc novor Sleep" 3S6 IrlnL ;.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03

Tho ioN farmers ol Aa1n win welcome he fc, ,oraaon % ar prices 'i assure. nem permanent 'n' dusiy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
TYPEWRlTEas AND REPAlRs

We always advance but never rt- lrclt Machines sold on cagy terms Go sn|t customer REMINGTON TYPE. WRITER co. l0TI5
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-11-03
SECOND HAND GOODS

COME AND SEE Che prices or our new and used heaters and stoves Have everything for stove repairs. lli Front Si phone 2l1 l02S.ti
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

,,,..tirc, or tb,, sito ,f tho r,ronoeed
NH I,,.ro,ty iron, ofnr n,dn srrrcb-
rs fnlts bad tbeir dinners alone md
c,,,r,.hndv vont s,,irnminp Rv nipbt
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ns from stumne destined to ne soon
Md into rIstic nnol,e of patur,l
Int, Tbar tho mavors c,hinrt
.,,,r,In,, &c snrnri,n and ripht. .avp,v rv-
o,.,.Gn[1,' u.ontdd to hry a rarl, bond
IN the beginning of things the Unit
ed States government gave patent to
all the big trees round Bartlcsvillc,
to the only swimmin hole near town,
TO the only place of natural beauty
within miles of Nellie Johnstone Cam
non, who had an Indian mother. This
to whore the paving and the sidewalks
of the business district left off, and
was at various times, as the realty
market slumpcd or scared, estimated to
be worth from eighteen to forty 1hou-
sands dollars. Mrs Cannon's father wns
good neighbUr, no was a self made
capitalist who didn't call out the band
every time he went out of a winters
night to give some less fortunate one a
financial lift who didn't tax loud when
he was offering moral encouragement
and who, as home community making
men go, erected more shafts to his own
memory in human hearts than most
men find time TO see to. She didn't
have to be told all this Folks lust
naturally acquire that knowledge here
abouts. There was still shaft to erect
to his memory, and she owned the
realty where it ought to stand. So she
said to the mayors cabinct-Bradley
holding the portfolio of poacc-at-any-
prce--''if youll beautify it, and main
tain it, and call it William JOhnstonc
Park, III give you this valuable acre
age for siXty-fivc hundred dollars The
picnicers closed that deal before they
repucked their baskets,
Oh of course there had to be the for
raIitv of voting bonds. and Of selling
iam and ulanning where to put the
batbbouse etc. and Of educating the
stay-at- home vote to Bartlesyille's op-
nort,initv BRADLEY. as usual, and Leo
hold Brin and most Of the down.
tou,r men and Bin Berentz and. we'll,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

job cost him eighteen hundred
scandal never before published--but
his few hours Of effort saved folks
who had grubstakcd him a mint in
money and kept his town in the
tab" class.
That's but an example. Let's cut
the patterns and get to today's
news
After 40 years a postOffice only,
about 10 years Of regular life make
things look different. The men no
longer went barefoot and no 'leboN
contained meat that ever saw Third
street. The razorhacks had long been
barred. But you who love your grow
ing children wouldn't stay therefor
there wasn't a thing but sun seats
and the police wouldn't allow one to
stop long on them. Somebody had
do something. Somebody did. The
promoter wouldn't sign his publicity,
but his copy sounded "Dohcrty' AID
it was pOstmarkcd i'm code which
meant $50 WaIl street, New York.
They paid a cash prize to some po-
etical local talent VINO named the fin
ished product Prospect Park-but
Coon" Bradley called it Chigger
Sidin', and the nickname stuck, al
though folks thanked the promoter
fervently, and troOpcd out there Of hot
summer nights. And there came an
evening when the Coon too, gave it
the once over and, right away, he re-
marked;
what we needs a boul-e-yarId.'
The man who run the ham wheel
wired 60 Wall street and came right
back at him like this:
"And the whole midway is with you
to a voting mani"
When the park bug hits the branch
line town it's an even liver bug than
when 1t hibernated along the SigEins
line, or even back in days of Kansas
City's initial success at bOttling nat
ural beauty secrets and charging you a
dollar an hour to 60 round and see 'Cm
uncOrked. But the traction company
said Bartlesville wouldn't always be
on a branch line Of interurban--and
then, there was the Santa Fe, and the
Katy, and the fellows who tax of
building east and west. Coon Bob
said:
Now, let's be business like and let's
keep it north of second street.
How long should kiss be? That's a
subject of painful scientific and me-
chanical research, and of mighty
senseless conversation. The correct
length is "a inches. The film experts
decided that. It's just as reasOnatlc lc t.
relate that c. A. Lamm has been mayor
longer than any other human in Okla
homa. He's been mayor seven fees orc
and one-eighth inches, and. had the
Tower Of Piasa reared instead of droOD-
ed, he'd have rescmbled the same ia
stature. And he's sure long On being
mayor of his tOwn--and Coon Brad
ley has become Il member of his cahi-
net by consent. There are other mem
bers. and the cabinet sits on call Of
anybody with a proposition big enough
to interest the e 'uns. II met on the
matter Of a park and boulevard system
two or three weeks ago. 1t took Op-
tions, it prepared argument, it had
open-dOor conferences, it grew too big
TO meet under a single top, and then
II hit on the big idea--it called a mass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

campaign. Those who, Mt first, thought
the parl, ought to be on higher ground,
found it would cosc more to be against
the big, breathing, biting bug Of
Bartlesyillc than to pay the special
park tax and, of those who voted final
y against the bonds, many told me, in
these words:
Yes, l voted against the bonds. but,
thundcration, ! don't give a rap It's "a
good thing, and the cost Is but
triflc,'
The park issue had turned out TO be
an entire community interest backed
by home-builders, encouraged by
housckeepcrs, approved by land-hold-
ers and applauded by Daniel cupid
for Rartlesvillo had never hud a LoV-
crs' Lane 1t could rely on, ana sparFdn
in the picture shows became task in
summer time.
Whom tb, votos wore counted mn
"C,non" RnL v,ort off IN h.d He's "a
,,,,sic,I c,,.- ,rd v,qs singing.
"Goin, dn,yu to IN, riy-rrr" ,tc.
Tbat,s yybat cycrybody does i'm EartIcs-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
( The Prelude }

Ih. deans who deal in journalis-
tic genius may elevate their chilli
hook. i'm horror, but I'm cusscd II !
don't write this one yarn to SUIT me.
II datc.lming prcludcs be something
new i'm spilhng irk-why, thcn, let
your kids and my kids, in the DAYS
when their kids ask questions, turn
to the proper volume of Little Grant
Cyc lor the tvcnty-nrst century.
and, classified as The History of
Printing, read how their Uncle
Hugh sralcd Discovery Clam on
thj- idea OF burning a news wire
with a prelude. For there isn't any
thing but prelude to X. l.. Bradley,
and AIr. Bradley was one of the
foremost capital l-doubIe Tits
when. here recently, the boulevard
bug hit BartlcswDlc. He'd been the
Human Stumbling Block since time
began in this town and those few
who thought boulcyards an uuwise
issue stumbled over big Bob this
time, too. Coon Bradlcy-hls
cronics call him. Not that he's
ring-tailcd: not that his hair comes
cury-but because, being born Ar
kauscs, he, quite early in life, right
" acquired the African accent.
And, since the subject OF "cu sin "
came handy but a minute ago, !
might say, here, that most everybody
cusscs Coon Bradley at some
stage of the game. That's the re-
ward rcaped at home by a success
full man. you know Everybody,
even his friends, get provoked at
him now and then, every day-ey-
crybody but Mrs. Bob-who goes
down street hanging TO his arm at
all times like she thought every
chicken in town had lost her head
over him and he and his bank book
we're slipping. The ministers are
"agin' him, on occasions, because
he longs for Sunday picture shows,
the tightWads cause he's forever
hiking the tax ante per thousand
valuation, the whiteribboners be-
cause he doesn't always take but
tcrmllk when he faces man in
white apron 'crost the polished eX-
pansc Of a mahogany counter-and
the politicians are always wishing
he'd catch pclagra, or something,
because he 5 square. He's the HUI
man Stumbling Block, and they've
all scuffcd their new shoes in vain
cudcayor to step over or round
him. A man who earned his first
money to buy the first store tobacco
he ever chewcd laying brick on
Baptist seminary isn't likely to lay
'cm in later life so they'll crumble
down on him, and 50 b. Bradley
lays EN- here where they oughta be
laid-'till he's become the balance
wheel Of business and has helped
make over a wheat field into a Sue
ccssful tabloid town.
Tabloid IS right. He set the de-
pot where it ought to be, he had a
hand in corner-stoning most of the
public service stations and was con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

tl,.. yybnla Iunrb--thr Princess thp nm
and -. tvorybndv docs If i'm Epr-
tlosyillc TheyU have the water all
Smashed put Of the Cancy bcfor, the
mark hoard can raise enough .gondoIas
to interest 'cm.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
,ooooooooooo
{ The Story }

D (SpaciaLJ- J-ln October the city
, OF BartlesVIle will sell an issue
of S5OOOO special park bonds.
In all probability local banks
, will be the successful bidders
, for the issue. This is the first
, park bond issue voted here. The
, park board John Baird. their
d secretary. said today, will spend
ID the money to purchase the site
b of William Johnstone park, Just
off the business district on the
D north, in beautifying the forty
ID odd acres, in laying out public
ID Fairgrounds and in improving
ID the Caney river bathing beach,
ID which has boen so popular this
- GUNNER, About $4,000 of the
ID proceeds Of the bonds will be
expended on the beach. W. H..
ID Dunn, superintendent of the
park and boulevard system at
O Kansas City is preparing the
q landscape plans. The park, in
. it's natural state, is a most
> beautiful spot in undeVeloped
@ value, and is the only available
o ground Of such nature near
O the city. When completed il
o will be within three blocks walk
o OF any hotel in the city, 4 like
@ distance from union station,
o handy to the car ine-the loop
O and the interLrban, and not
. more than ten inches off the
o present paved and sidewalked
O business district streets.