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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-25
NEW YORK DAY ~ DAY.
Nv CHARLES HENRY ADAMS.

New York. May ei.-Dr. Schulmen
cutie frankly Is OF the opinion that
our friend the dog gets too much at
ten,lon from New York. while our
friend the baby receives too little.
Even though there be the New York
cisy MIR Committee. the New York
| Diet Kitchen. the Little Mothers Aid
| Association and the many c%o-operat'
ing societies of the Babies Welfare
Association. all OF them pledged sep
arately and polntly to make baby's
life easier. Or. Sculman, like oliver
Twist. asks for more.
And one is inclined to agree with
him when one reads the records OF
unnecessary infant mortality. or when
one wanders into certain sections OF
the city on a hot summer day and
notes the white-faced. gasping bun
dies Of babyhood. They do need
more help. and they are not to blame
for the idleness. responsibility,
drunkenness or lust plain poverty OF
their parents,
There Is a tremendous amount OF
affection going to waste In New York.
II the men and women In this city
who lavish their affections on dogs
would each give 81. We would Don
have enough to care for the widowed
mothers. But our civilization is so
superreaned that We take care OF ami.
mails and neglect humans"
pr. Schulman won a reputation
long c as a notable orator, and has
spoken at many mass meetings and
conferences called to promote the
welfare o. the city In n way or an.
other. He Is a loyal New Yorker, for
he was born here. educated az the Col.
lege OF the city ~ New Yors, and
with the exception OF q few years on,
West. he has lived most OF his life
among us.
our sympathies have become Sc
superfne that thousands Of people
are lavishlng what affections they
have on dogs, feeding them with the
best. clothing them In fine linen
making them things Of beauty and joy
to look at. treasuring their memory
when they die by building a mont
ment. And at the same time oul
Imagination Is so dull and our sym
pathies are so blunted that thousand.
Of human beings are allowed TO grow
up without proper nourishment
clothes. personal influence and decen0
environment.
~ a human being. let us say. VIII,
could AFFORD Il and who had imagina
ton and sympathy enough. selecte,
some poor child to be its friend
helper and director. there would de
yelop in the soul OF that child certain
ly at least as much gratitude. deyo
ton and fidelity as in a dog Onl.
that person. I venture to say. has IN,
right to extend the s%urplusage OF al
lection on dogs and horses that ha
made It a concern in his lie to saw
. and foster the lives OF human chi
dren.
1T Is a slckly sentimentalism.
sentimentalism gone to seed, whic.
makes many Of Il young women lie
themselves be dragged on the avenu
by a hldeous looking bulldog. I cor
slider that a dlsgraceful s~pectacl,
And It is the d%egeneracy in many
pampered LADY OF fashion that find
the satisfaction OF her hearts cult I
n poodle which would make her tur
away in horror from the possibilit
OF loving and aising a child"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-25
MILLINERY

A bigger cut In Trimmed and Tn.
trimmed Hats. Flowers and
Wings. Children's Hats a spe-
cialty. A good line to select
from and at cut prices-deeper
than ever.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-25

Big line OF Mems Check Summer
weight Shirts and Drawers, spe-
cial each ....................25 e
Boys Wash Pants. asst. sizes. spe-
clal per pair ......... soc and use
Mems White Handkerchiefs. hem
med. good qualify. 6 for ........ Csc
Mems. Youths and Boys Straw
Hats. special ........75 e. soc, Csc
Big line OF Ladies' Black Parasols,
steel rod. special. ............. ase
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-25

born spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
]. n. Ferguson.
The Bryan visitors this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Williams. Miss
Lille Todd, NJ. G. Buchanan orestns
Jones. Hugh Goeu. Nall Graham. Al
bert Dyes. w. ID. Yardley and 9TH
ers.-Correspondent.
Harvey. Tex. May %, 1915.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-25

s2.75 Mexican Bed Spreads and
Shams. large size and very
pretty. special ..........,. .si.75
s5c Window Lace Curtains, pretty
patterns. special ............ 81
We offer for this week Mems Dress.
Pants In light and dark pat.
terms. worth 81 and $3.50. spe-
cIal .st.e5 and $3.50
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
PROTEST AUSTRYI O WY.
W6Z AMUNICYI.

Washington, D. c., 10 listop.
Department stanu ogfosif dru
ga note Austro Wegier, pro-
testujaca przeciw nieograniczo-
nemu wywozowi amunicyl ze
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, dla
sprzymiezenc6w. Z
Austrya utrzymuje, re OIL
brzymi ten wyw6z amunicyi
dla sprzymierzencow, jest naru
szeniem zasady neutralnosci, i
zada, by Stany Zjednoczone
wydaly zakaz wywozu broni, bo
W tym razie zakaz ten dotknie
wszystkie strony wojujace, a
wiec tenn samem bedzie aktem
neutralnym.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
,icaoo Il Sroda dnia 1Ogo Lstopada CNovember) 1915
10000 wojsk sprzymierzonych ma Ba{kanacE

n9eh, mniej wybitnych przy-
w6dcow tego buntu rozstrzela-
nd lub uwieziono. Me zapobie-
gio to jednak spiskom Ra zycie
krola .Ferdynanda i buntom pc
szczegolnych oddzialow.
wv Bialogrodczyku zbuntowal
siecaly battalion i odm6wil poi
Scia ma front. Battalion rozbro-
jono i poiowe zolnierzy straco-
no.. Podobne bunty mialy miej-
sde W Warnie, Filipopolis i Ku
stendil. Wielu zoinierzy Off
cerow rozstrZelano.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
POMOCNIK OLA EDIS0NA
WRADZIE MARYNAk-
SKIEJ.

Orange, N. j., 10 list. Dr.. NJ.
R. Hutchinson, naczelny inzE'
nier zakladow Edisona, zamia-
nowany zostai czlonkiem koml,
syi doraczej marynarskiei, 10
zonej z najwybitniejszych IL
czonych wynalazcow cyWil-
nych. Edison jest przewodni-
czacym tel komisyi, lecz z 10
wodu gfuchoty swej ME Jes' W
stanie nalezycie spehiat swe-
go zadania; vice Hutchinson
zosta1 mu przydany do pomocy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
ESQ os6b giniG Z pa
rOWCeHl, !
AusTRYACY STORPEDO-
WALL TRANSPORTO- "
WIEC ,,ANCONE.'
27O uratOwanych wyladOwaiO
w TuniSie.

Rzym, 9 list. Austryacka ma
rynarka podjela dalsza robote
niszczycielska ma morzu srod-
ziemnem, zaniechana przez
Niemc6w. Wielka l6dz podwod-
ma austro wegierska zatopi}a
wczorai ma morzu sr6dziem-
nem parowiec wloski yAnco-
ma" pIynacy z Genui do Nowe-
go Yorku. Ma pokladzie parow-
ca znaidowalo sic 422 pasaze-
row i l6O ludzi zalogi. Pomie-
dzy pasazerami bylo wiele ko-
biet i dzieci, a takze kilku oby-
wateli Stan6w Ziednoczonycn.
Z tego wyladowalo W Tunlsle
20 osob. Poniewaz niekt6rzy z
uratowanych So ranni, przy-
puszczac nalezy. re parowlec
takae byl ostrzeliwany. Mai on
8.210 ton poiemnoSci i zaopa-
irony byl w aparat telegraph
iskrowego. Zaloga skladaia sic
wvlacznie z Wloch0w. Parowiec
nalezal do wloskiej kompanii
Societa di Navigazione a Vapo-
re. Pzedtem uzywany on byl
przez rad wloski do przewoze-
MIA amunicyi i WoiSka wloskie-
90 ma dane punkty, ale ostat-
MO byl wylacznie okretem pa
sazerskim, przewozacym tylko
nasazer6w. Zarzad kompanii
nrzestnegal, aby ma parowcu
ME bvlo zadnych armat, ami tel
zadnego Iadunku samunicyi, -
przeto zatopienie parowca wra7
? pasazerami nazywa naJzwy,
czainieisza bandycka zbrodnia
niczem nieusprawiedliwiona,
1000 ofiar bandytyzmu NOR
skiegO.
Parowiec ,,Ancona jest a
nedu okretem pasazersklm, q
topionym przez niemieckle 10
die podwodne, albo tez allan
tow niemieckich. 0g6len1 2 te
mi okretami zginelo 2,0W 0
sob: W tenn naiwiecej ma Lusl
tamil, DO 1850 osob. Po Luslta
nil paiwiecei ofiar pociagnef
za4,,sS AyESny'f nastep
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

ma poludniowy wschod cd Kru
szewac spedzony zostal nieprzy
jaciel z tylnych jego pozycyl.
Wojska nasze w dalszym ciagu
posuwaja sic naprz6d. Sztur-
mowaliSmy wzg6rza Gyunis,
ma lewym brzegu Morawy. Zdo-
bycz wojenna, wzieta W Kru-
szewacu powieksza zajecie 50
armat serbskich, w tenn 10 Gle
zkich. Liczba ienc6w wzrosla
do 1000. Ma poludniowy "a
ch6d cd Niszu armia bulgarska
pod wodza gen. Boyadjewa "a
iela 7go listopada Lescovac.
Przywr6cony iuz zostal ruch
kolejowy pomiedzy Niszem a
Protein.
Co m6wia Austryacy?
Wieden, 9 list. Urzedowy ko-
munikat austryacli glosi:
Ma froncie czarncgorskim
sytuacva Jest niezmieniona.
,,Grl,pa woisk austro we,
gierskich, walczacychew Serbii,
zaie}a Iwanice. a druiga grupa
odrzucila nieprzyjaciela re
wzg6rz cd Iwanicy do Kralje-
wo. Woiska niemieckie odpariy
ataki serhskie ma poludnie Cd
Kraljewo.
,Ua poludnie cd Prstnic ba-
taliony nasze tocza wake, Ma
odcinku Kraljewo dywizya ME
miecka posuwa sic napZod.
Bunt zolnierzy buIgarskich.
Paryz, 9 list. w bulgarskiej
armii rozpoczely sic bunty z
chwila. skoro tylko og4oszona
zostala mohilizacya. Wsrod ma
rcdu krazyiy diva manifesty,
podpisane przez Geszowa, STAN
bulinskiego gen. Iwanowa, -
wzywaiaca do oporu prZeciw
wojnie z Rosya. Stambulinski
rychlo zniknal Wraz z Iwano-
wem, Geszowa, osaczonego poll
eva zmuszono do milczenia, in
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
ANGLIA OBOSTRZA EMI
GROWANIE.

'Londyn, 10 list. Rad angiel-
ski uczynil we wtorek pierwszy
krok ku powstrzymaniu emf
gracyi mezczyzn zdolnych do
slazby wojskowej. A mianowi-
Gle wydane zostafo rozpozadze
ME, kt6rem kazdy powyzei
1890 roku zycia majacy zamiar
s;pigrowania, zmuszony bedzic
,.srz ginae passport z minister
silva spraw wewnetrznych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
EK ] RA

BETHLEHEM, PA, l0-lista.
pada. w spos6b niewytlumaczn-
ny powstaI tn polar W stalow.;i
Bethlehem Steel Co. Pozar zni-
szczyl calkowicie departament
Mr.. 4. z budynku pozostaI tyl-
ko szkielet. Straty W maszynach
i materyale obliczaja ma Milo
ny. Ogien byl prawdopodobnie
pOdlOzOny.' Samych armat sp1@
lilo sic 800.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

mi, dalej z Bulgarya i Turcya.
Ma tego przeciwnika SHY Serbii
i sprzymierzonych wystarcza.
Musza bye jednak stoczone mad
zwyczaj krwawe bitwy, kto-
rych spodziewac sic nalezy W
dniach najblizszych. o lie sprzy
mierzeni W rzeczywistosci roz-
porzadzaja takiemi si}ami, mo-
ga bye pewni zwyciestwa.
$4,000 Albahczyk6w przec1w
SerbOm.
Londyn, 9 list. Depesze z
Berlina glosza, re $4,000 do
brze uzbrojonych Albanczyk6w
przygotowuje sic do ataku ma
tyly serbskie W okolicy Pr1z-
rend i Monastyr. Wojska alban
skie zorganizowano "a agitacya
z pomoca niemiecka.
1000 Serb6w poszlo do niewOi.
Berlin, (depesza iskrowa
przez Sayville), SO list. Urzedo-
wy komunikat niemiecki brZml:
Ma poIudnie cd Kraljewo j
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
KORONACYA MIKADA.

KiOto, JapOnia, 10 list. Dzi-
siaj odby}a sic tn koronacya
Yoszihito ma cesarza Japonii.
Pc raz pierwszy W historyi ia
ponii, przy koronacyi mogli bye
obecni cudzoziemcy. Uroczysto-
sci koronacyjne potrwaja
przez try tygodnie koszto-
wac beda S5,000,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

g6lno-nienlieckie) poniosly stra
ty w rannych, zahitych i zagi-
nionych 1876 ludzi. Og6lne
straty iedynie tylko arlnii prrl
skiej wynosza cd poczatku woj
ny wedfug wykaz6w niemiec-
kich 2,099,454 ludzi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

Washington, D. c., 10 listop.
.Prezydent Wilson przeslal we.
wtorek telegram gratulacyiny'
do cesarza japonskiego, Okla
zyi jego koronacyi. Prezydent
wyraza nadzieje, ze .stosunki
pomiedzy oboma panstwa,ni
pozcstana nadal przyjazneg & &
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

die. Stad poslala komenda nis
miecka ma smierc kilkana Sx,
tysiecy ludzi, smierc be5 los
wa, gdyz Francuzi j tax nissbe-
da atskowah Niemc6w wczess
niej, y plany ich czas oar wies
dni ifE' wskazs D.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
100000 wy|adOWa|o
" Sa|OnikaCh.
BUNTY w ARMII BULGAR-
.,'..,...-.~ .'., SKIEJ.
Niemcy wzieli 1000 Serb6w do
nieWOli.

Londyn, 9 listop. Pisma ME
mieckie utrzymuja Gala sta
nowczoscia, re w Salonikach
wyladowalo juz 100000 wojsk
sprzymierzonych i re wojska tie
W miare ladowania najwieksza
szybkoscia wysylane So ma linie
boiowa. Rowniez Berlin utrzy-
mule, pomimo zaprzeczen pio-
trogrodzkich, re w Warnie wy
ladowaIo $4,000 Rosyan, jedna-
kowoa wojska te ME ida ma
prod, oczekujac, az Rosya u
zyska przyzwolenie Rumunil
ma przetransportowanie wojsk
rosyiskich przez terytoryum
rumunskie. Silly tych wojsk.
skupionych juz mad granica ru
munska obliczaia ma 100000 III
dzi. doskonale wyekwipowa-
nvch. Skoro tylko woiska tie
stana mad Dunaiem uderza ma
iBulgarye cd p6lnocy, Warny
usza naprzod takze woiska no
syjskie, ktore juz tam wylado-
waly.
Wielkich bitew nalezy oczeki-
wac.
O lie wiadmosci te sa praw-
dziwe. wlasciwa wielka wojna
ma Balkanach dopierc sic roz-
Ipocznie. 2 chwila bowieln, gdy
snrzvmierzeni mice juz heda
mol miliona zolnierzy na Ra}ka-
mach, ruszy sic takze Rurnn-
mia, kt6ra uderzy cd wschodu ma
i jAustrve. wzglednie na Wegry.
To zmusi Austrye do odciagnie
cia sill swych 2 Serbii i sprzy-
mierzeni beda mieli do czynle,
MIA iedynie tylko 2 pozostaieml
. W serbii wojskami niernieckie-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

NIEHGY NAEL5DAJ4 K0NTNBJGYE
" Ma. WARSZ5UE
Must 0HA UTBLiHIHAG GBRaIZ0H H.E5iEGJ KOSlI
PfET0Rb HLl0HA RUBLI R90ZAIE

L0NDyE, 10 Lstopada, godgina II " nocTs PHI
ygarszawsBte donos88, ze ma nltasto War59aw2 Rad
raiacd AatoSy} s0ntrybucye wojenn2 S1nle Sl500JO
oz1ls surna "a dopIsana bedEo do podatk6w, psacon
gEgss obywa5aH, obr6oona ona gos5anie na Utr9yms
garnoanu namiecldego Warszawio, kt5r8go k0sg5 so
nY 0bIiczouo na p61toTa mihona rubH,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
I walk ma zaChOdzie.
GENERALOWIE NIEMIEC
CY OKkAMUJA zOL-
MERRY.
BezcelOwe kontrataki niemiec
kie.

Paryz, 9 list. Ma wiekszosci
frontu bojowego ma zachodzie
ntialy miejsce tylko walki ar
tyleryjskie. Nadzwyczaj jed,
max silny ogien dzialowy skon,
centrowali Francuzi ma wyzy-
ME Nouvron, gdzie zupe}nie mi
szczyli mozolne roboty ziemne
niemieckie, rozrywajac je po-
ciSkami.
w Szampanii kanonada jest
takze bardzo gwaltowna po obu
stronsIh Tahure i Butte Du
Mesmil.
w Wcgezach, ma poludnie
cd Lusse. nasze dziala transzo-
we zniszczyly blokhauzy i ma
krywki nieprzyjacielskie.
Bezcc!owe ataki.
w Paryzu zastanawiaia sic,
iaki byl wiaSciwie Gel ostatnich
bardzo krwawych kontr-ata-
kow niemieckich w Szampanii,
iesli komenda niemiecka VIE
dziala, re PRONE So iej usilowa
MIA odebrania utraconych W
pazdzierniku pozycyj. Cd jen-
cow dowiaduja sic Francuzi, re
generaiowie niemieccy oklamy-
wall swych zolnierzy, re cesarz
Wilhelm oczekuie w Sedanie
ich czynow odebrania transzy.
w Sedanie jednak cesarza ME
8bylo. Oszukiwano jednak zol-
'hierzy, aby szli ma pewna cno-
ciaz bezcelowa $mierc. Bardzo
take mozliwem, ze Niemcy
podjetemi atakami chcieli u
twierdzic Francuz6w W przeko-
naniu, ze pomimo wyslania zna
cznych sill ma Balkany, So dosyc
SLIM, aby przelamac front fran
cuski, a tenn samem wyprowa-
die w pole przeciwnika i ode.
brac mu ochote do atakcWania
pelna moca ,faktycznie oslabio-
nej linii sniemieckiej ma zacho-.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

ME Armenian go os6b) i
,,Hesperian" (26 osob).
Parowiec ,,Ancona'' 'hoszto- Oz to
wal ieden million dolarow. IRA
towa} on parowiec st. Anna z
1000 pasazer6w, gdy wybuchi
ma MIN pozar j dopomogi mu
do doplyniecia do wysp Azor4
skich. I
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
Ofenzywa rOsyjska ma
CaEej Iinii.
WLOCHY sLA WOJSKA Do
ALBANII.
OgrOmne straty pruskie.

Londyn, 9 list. Rosyjska o.
fenzywa ma calej linii cd Rygi,
az po Bukowine 'podtzymywa-
ma Jest W dalszym ciagu. Najza
cietsze walki tocza sic pod
Dzwinskiem, pod Komarowem.
ped Czartoryskiem, - dalej
wzdlua REX Styru i Strypy.
Dotychczas decydujacego rezul
tatu tych walk ME widac. Miej
scowoSci przechodza rak do
rak i obie strony biora jehca, a
le Niemcy rozpaczliwymi kontr
staraia sic utrzymac
ma g16wnei swei linii obronnei,
chociaa traca W wielu punktach
linie pierwsza a nawet drugq.
Decyduiacy rezultat przynio-
slaby tylko wiellza przewaga a
a tymczasem obie stro|
ny maia jei "a malo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10
W obawie O Albauie.

Rzym, 9 list. zblizenie sic
Bulgar6w do granic Albanii
Ottawa, ze planem bulgarskim
moze bye dotarcie do morza, a
tenn samem zaiecie Albanii, =
wywclaIo ten skutek, re VIC
chy postanowily wysiac wick
sze oddziaIy woisk do os}oniecia
Albanii. Wciska te juz odply-
nelly do Avlony.
Straty pruskie. E..
Rotterdam, 3 list. Ostatnia
10 list strat pruskich wykazu-
ia, ae icdyrie tylko w dniach
iedenastu, podczas walk ma "a
chodzie, .woiska pruskie (nie o.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-11-10

The paper with. . home circulation
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
THE EASIEST WAY" AT ORPHEUM TONIGHT
 PLEASED RUPERT

The Prince Rupert Empire. speak ing of "rhe Easiest Way which win be presented at the Orpheum threatre tonight by the Majestic Stock com pany said:
 Tn The Easiest Way staged last night at che WesthoIme, the Majestic Stock Co. gave a good account of themselves. Miss Vane Calvert in the lead played with intensity. and carried her part we'll Miss Julia Gray succeeded splendidly also. and Miss Kent and Miss May did excel lent work. Albert Lawrence and Fred Cantaway in leading roles sat. isfied thoroughly. and Hugh O'Con. nell in part full of quiet humor showed up at his best The play Is one cultlnsiy critical of the worlds kindness to a girl left to her own re- sources to get a living. Truth, Love. and Honor go by the board and the worlds (The Easiest) way wins. The gnmpses given of demi-monde phil osophy are good. and by the Majestic company are given with great force" "
 Tomorrow night the Majestic Stock company will present the "Di- vorce Question" This must not be confused with the "Divorcons." !" as it is an entirely different play.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
BAXTER AND BIRCH
 MAKE OFFICIAL TRIP

Vice President Robert w. Baxter, of the Alaska Steamship and Copper River & Northwestern Railroad com panies, stephen Birch, active head of the Morgan.G .Guggenheim syndicate in Alaska, and Falcon Joslin, president of the Panama Valley Mines Co.,, are among the passengers for the North ward on the steamship Northwest ern. which arrived Saturday night at n o'clock, from the South. Mir. Jos lin left the Northwestern at skagway for a trip down-river. Mir. Baxter and Mir. Birch are on their way to Cor dova. on official business.
 Other passengers were Mrs. M. Las lSa and her son, Lewis l.. Laska, of cordova. Louis Llvensaler, a locating engineer for the Guggenheims, and Manager F. M. Jordan of the Ellamar Mining Company.
 Juneau arrivals on the Northwest ern were: Fl. Jacobs, A. Stubbs, Nils Eagle and wife, F. saynes. George Pi- covich, A. St. Gregory. Miss R. Lan- neau, II. D. Lanneau, E. Gruger, w. Eggan and O. l.. Pederson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
INTERESTING TOURISTS
 ABOARD THE SPOKANE"


 With every stateroom occupied, having 129 excursionists making the round trip between aSeattle and Sit ka. the steamship Spokane. of the Pa- cific Coast Steamship Company, un- der command of the popular Captain Thomas Johnson. arrived in Juneau at 6 o'clock last evening and proceed. ed North from Treadweu at 1880 o'clock this morning. She will sail South Wednesday.
 Many interesting people are aboard the Spokane, among them being Dd .C. H. Young. a prominent Philadel- phia physician. c. B. Estabrook. of Boston. a member of tours agency who heads large party of Eastern CTS who are visiting the West, and Miss Belle Loeb of New York Miss Gladys V. Wheeler and Miss Nettie J. Wheeler of Muskogee, Oklao are passengers for Skagway. and will spend a week at Atlin. B. C.. before returning to California for trip to the expositions. Miss Ethel Leslie, a prominent young woman of White horse. Y. IT.. is returning home from San Jose. Calf. where she has been spending 9 year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
CORONA EDITOR RETURNS
 FROM SEATTLE TRIP

Harry G. Steel. editor of the Cor doya Times. and postmaster at Cora. dova. was 8 returning passenger on the Northwestern from visit to Se- attle and other coast points. Mr. Steel says Cordova business condi- tions are slowly but surely improving We have no boom.' he said, "and ex- pect none, but gradually men are be- ing put to work, and with the pay rolls in our vicinity the money in cir culation is increasing, and business improving"
 In addition to being a publisher and editor. Mir. Steel is postmaster at Cor doya.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
VISITS AT DUPONT.

John Cochrane. who was injured several months ago at Thane, sus- taining a multiple fracture of one of his legs, and who was discharged from St. Ann hospital last week, will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Larson, at the DuPont powder magazine of Thane. Mir. Cochrane is slowly re- covering from his injuries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
ELLAMAR MAN DROWNED
 TRYING TO REACH LAUNct

VALDEZ. July 11.-Andrew Mala- koff, of Ellamar. was drowned July 9th near the Valdez Dock when the little skiff in which he had attempt ed the reach the Tokeh Lou was up- set. Had Malakoff been able to have remained afloat another half a minute longer he would have been saved by pr. Cockerille, who. having heard his cries. rushed down the old dock from the light plant, jumped into boat and reached to within thirty feet of the floundering man. when he threw up both hands and went down and was not seen again. Valdez Miner)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
NOME HAVING GOOD
 SEASON THIS YEAR


 An abundance of water is giving Nome a good season this year. ac- cording to George S. Maynard, one Of the editors and owners of the Nome Nugget. who was in Juneau Satur- day
 There was heavy snowfall last winter on Seward Peninsula" said Mir. Maynard, and 1t is providing miners an the water they can use. The individual miner is profting by this. and there are more small oper- ators engaged this year than for the last several years"
 "The Pioneer Mining company will be the largest producer this year as before" said Mr. Maynard, "and will do better this year than it has done for some time It is still operating on the Third beach line. and is using dredges. Dredges are now used on all ground that it not over SO feet in depth"
 Mir Maynard says that general bus mess conditions are good in Nome
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
UTAH COPPER IS
 PRODUCING cHEAPLY

Utah Copper is able to make a larger production than formerly with force of approximately 94OO men as compared to 45OO men employed at one time. The reason for this is that the company has fewer men on con struction work. and the stripping op- erations are the smallest in the his tory of the company. Its labor is costing less under normal conditions by over SSOOO daily, and eventually there may be a further saving on the labor item.-(Boston News Bureau.l
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
CREDITORS MEETING
 ADJOURNED FOR DAY

Creditors of the defunct Alaska Lumber & Box Company of Hadley will meet with Referee A. Fl. Ziegler tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock The meeting was adjourned over until to- morrow. The company filed a peti- ton in bankruptcy a month ago. after Lhe min had burned to the ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
THE SALAD SEASON.

The salad season is now at hand. A salad is not complete without ol- i've oil For this purpose nothing but the very best grade Of oil should be used. We handle a pure, high grade imported oil which we can sell you at price as low as the domestic oils. We want you to call and try thies oil. You will be impressed with its delicate nutty flavor BRITT'S PHARMACY. phone 25. 7-12-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-19
PANAMA CANAL TO
 HELP KENNEcoTT COPPER

The Panama Canal will give the Rennecot Copper Co., a great advan- tage over Western copper mines in the matter of costs. The product of the Kennecott is shipped direct to Tacoma where 1t will be refined and from there by boat through the Pan- anna canal to Europe. The result will be a great saving in freight.-(Wall Street Journal)