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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09

ine lake water wore on enormous cane yon through the country and reduced tho lake level again oyer seventy rect X line level roadbeu was secured over what was formerly the bed of the lake.-( (Areonautl
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09

ELEGANT steam.heated front apart ment Fine view; bath phone and light free. Hot water at alI hours. Alexander Apts, phone 22SS. S-9.St.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09
s-n,. Escaoe the fIeated Torm

can's Escape the heated Term
 How do you think Of Aaeba. Now honest. Doesn't lt visualize itself as you sit At Rome, something like th.s
 ice seas and fec summits. lee
 spaces
 In splendoi of ice as Gods throne. Ice worlds to the pole md Ice places Untracked and unnamed and un- known"
 thought so. You see it in your minds eye just that way. So did |, before went there And after my trip wasn't glad that in my meta phorical sonnet on Alaska, ] spoke Of 1t as Q book bound in white clasped with seal of ice Even Three Weeks would be bound up Co look as rold and uninteresting to a patents report. Doubtless come of us cen re. member when whiskcy was put up in cases closely resembling prayer booksi And ] found iourneying aiar from Fifth Avenue to escape the oeat- ed term and taking off alI my win- ter clothing and a steamer rug and borrowing a heavy raglan In case Of crueny. cold emergencies that oli the snow was on top of mountains and the ice still in glacial cold storage. where it did no one any harm. ] found that compared Co an Alaskan summer even St. Louis might be said to be in the temperate zone.
 1T it hadn't been that the hours af- ter 6 D. m were cool q can't say ev- enings. for there were none. For three months we saw neither moon nor stars because it never got dark enough.) think might have broken into the trunks of the tourist who said she had brought thirty-iour shirt waists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09

U. s. Surveyor J. Frank Warner returned this morning from trip to the States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09
AND HOLDINGS
 or 6UccENHElMs

or eueeENhEiMs rho following statement O, ine prof. its and holdings oi the 0u8genneim Exnlornuon Company. the hoidine company of most of the 6useenhelm mining interests, including those Of Alaska. and Yukon Territory, is from the Mining Press, of san Fmncisco' Tho net Income for 1914 was SS.SsS,- 622. equal to l6.2l per cent on Che outstanding capital stock At the end Of the frs. quarter the dividend waa increased from p per cent Co ll per cent per annum, which Is che present rate. The surplus shows an Increase of Sl60.ooo
 Aesets at December sl lsl4' American Shelters seccri
 ties Co. "A" S8,656 shares S.O2e,oiO .Utah Copper Co.,. ioa5oi
 shares ..................... 916t757 eYukon Gold Co.,. 2,S42.625
 shares ..............-............ 1oai4.5sl Chino Copper Co., @75o
 shares ................... 2,43f6O8 American Smelling & Re-
 nnine Co.,. com. 6s,5OO
 shares ........... ....... 3,676.265 Ray Consolidated copfer
 Go. i5tSo0 shares. r-- S'2o4.S5O Miscellaneous inYestmmts o0'f9s sAlaslla Yukon properties
 and equipment -~~-.- l'O4'SoI Fumitures. Fixtures and
 equipment -..-a..~...-.~.- 'o9v Accounts collectable ~~~.~ l4Ol Cash and demand loons.v- il'SSl2lS Total S45.797800 Carried at cost
 Liabilities Centralized stock --...-...- S2V,ts9,5Vv Authorized $22.0OO,0OO
 Uuissued - 1,2O6,7o0 Unpaid taxes (estimatedl S2OOO Surplus ..............-....-..... 2f'9t2'OvV Total ..~.-........r...........7l3'tseoVo eoVo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09
BUNc0 MEN UsE
FAME OF ALASKA

Anticipating a bis rush this Spring bunco men are busily plying their vocation in the States, and many are being victimized on various confidence schemes matched for the purpose of separating the msuspectlng from their cash. The latest game worked was in Los Angeles where one e. B.. Brown advertised for 300 men to SO Co Alaska to work in mine, 90 cents per hour to start faro and board from Los Angeles boat starts April Che first 4 bonus ot 30 was collected from each applicant, who was told that work awaited him at Valdez. When the police raided the place and it became known that thewhole frame up was fake an angry mob stormed the office but it was too lato, as the culprit had flown and left no address behind.-lcordoya Times9
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09

Shorty Jack Heath of Fairoanks. left this morning on the Admiral AV- ans for Cordova.
 Oak olson and Oscar Hart com mercial aalesmen left this morning on the Admiral Evans for Seward
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09
SUNNY NIGHTS AND SNAPPY
 DAYS IN ALASKA
rBY ALicE HARRIMANl

stand" he concluded "but when it once was broached end started. you couldn't have headed it or with dyno- mite And I'm proud to say it was the first bili signed.
 And what vas this bin2 Here Is iJs ending
 Provided further that nothins berela contained shall be held Co abridge the right of the legislators to modify the qualifications of elee- tors by extending the elective tran- chise 10 women
 Pretty foot fellows. these AlasSans -not2'
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-09

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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08
One of the most enjoyable evenings

One of the most enjoyable evenings
OF the year was spent last Friday
when the Edmorc Woman's Club II
tertainoG their husbands and friends.
The parry numbered forty guests and
was held at the home OF My. and Mrs.
c. G. Honey. The rooms We're pref
lily decorated with the Clubs flower.
The red calnatioM and red, white and
blue %pennants, The club coiors. The
entertainment comDittdc royalty en-
~tertai1ed the guests with various
games and stunts, also a musicai pro-
gram, The male Q~uantette and ladies
Gaaltettc each gave two selections,
solos BY Mrs. Van O&dci, Mr.. Rosholt
and Rev. Burling. .tbout midnight a
tarce course lunch as served at ten
small tables, the guests finding their
places by means OF pjace-ear,ts which
Werc in the form Of q hanG-paintrd
carnation. After lunch The gentlemen
We're asked to respond TO toasts which
they did in an able manner. In he
hal Of the gentlemen Rev, BurIing,
with few we'll chosen remarks extend
ell q vote Of thanks to the ladies Cor
the entertainment, after which the par
ty broke up and the guests departed,
all hoping to be together again at the
annual Club party in 1916.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08
NOME REATMEN7

If the liquor habit has become a
detriment to your business or social
standing, our HOME TREATMENT
at anominal cost, will overcome all
craving for drink in a few Gays and
with but slight inconvenience. Write
to-day for information and cost of
treatment. Medical Institute Com
pany, P. o. Box GIT, Fargo, N. j.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

WANTED-You to realize that more
than 5000 people read these clas-
siied ads each week, the same az
you are doing now. If you have
anything for sale, for rent, or wiAh
to buy or rent property the quick
est way to do SO is to use Jul COL
ums.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08
kota building.
LAYTON
{Lawton Republican,

-
Mavor Hagen Jeff Yesterday morn
us 1'A >''''''' 4 o---, - '0"' 'N'7 ~ 90
DR., Nicholson and p. 7, Whc1aD
wcro fho f1st on% With thci, autos
+his sn,;nn
Farmers are busy these DAYS clean
iam seed and getting ready for spring
work.
Miss Maude Stevens is expected
home from school at Grand Forks to
spend Easter.
Gust Mag2l who's. was taken down
TO Wcllvillo.
-
The fat has not vet conc forth but
isas thoroughly this wear.
-
Mrs. J. T. Stevens returned from q
visit to her children at Grand Forks
Saturday Of last week.
IIcu 2"taruclI aAd family left ul:5
cured q position on the farm Of Jas.
Dobic.
-
". johnson arrived last Wednesday
from Marcel, Wis. He has rented a
Elr. and Mrs. Hills little girl who
has been sick with typhoid fever for
the past two weeks is improving nice
lN.
Mrs. f. O'Keefe of Stanley arrived
Tuesday for a brief visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. P. J. Whelan and family.
-
The musical recital given at Brocket
last Friday evening by Prof. Knutzen
present were highly delighted. Prof.
Knutzen was assisted by Arvo Hon
tia OF Brocket, one of the leading pia-
nists Of the state.
-
Mrs. William Whiteley of the Com
mercial hotel is laid up with a light at
in attendance and everything is being
done to restore her to health.
-
Rev. Dudley of Lakota phoned on
Tuesday that he would not be able to
hold services here in the evening, he
having to attend the funeral of the
-
Walter, the second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Wisher, was taken sick last
week and the trouble looks like ty-
phoid. However, at present writing,
his temperature is decreasing. DR..
Nicholson is the attending physician.
-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08
CE1URCElS FERRY
(Churchs Ferry SUM

Mrs. L. Lacross or Audubon, MINI,
came Monday for a short visit with
her sons, l.. Is. and Icon LaCloss o.
Chis place.
Oscar and Car Hansen am home
last Thursday for thcEaster vacation
from Valley City whore they are at
tending school.
Miss Marion Po2Gius Of Devils Lake
is Visiting with Miss Jennie Gum this
week.
M. and Mrs, Henry Bog enter
tanned the whist club at tho Star he
taul ai.t On Monday Of this week.
Miss Minnie Kna.sou te..lroed home
Toesd day after d week visit with re-
Ia,~ea Al Silva, y. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Anderson re-
-3eaya home Tins %,ag from Hot
&ns.a& Arkal,sa. Whore they spent
mas, Of Tho wintor
Mr.. Thomas c., IN a.. p y n
ra,.,,. a.. Sam, .a.., o,.,l,
I,or,a . se, N. 7rrs =
Torm.~.a-. She l. a~ngant, 4, ror H.
tne. I.s.ai +, Tow
,,;om 80
r,a noy.v oloc4, - ho,.l
.rr.r s, i. a.. ". .la-,,, I'D 7.so
Hr4hr. n,c- H., rrosd.,. ~ H., oai.o a
!1Rn ,lar2l aa1 ~o,n,nizrd f., +bo o,s,,-
,a, wear H. yv;cl1,ra d., nbnoo,,
cn,irn.n NJ A., ho.,l aa,J r.,.. i, ~
eI,,,o,. ~ ~ ~, -
ito onf,,rci,o no c;tv orF,.n.as
or St7,dr. g.. wont 70 Cr,,,d ,-o,1,;
| f]o,lov;nr Tn.s1,v Mrs Stnd,oe
who h,s i,,st ..ooon+,v rooo,o,.,d f,,o,,
an onor,t;or ,,o+,,r,od w;th h;,, =,
Clarinc, is sti,l in tho hosnita1 whore
she is being we'll cared for and contin
-
Saturday evening about IS young
people me- at the home Of Miss Fran
ao!!"lnH" t#o coClsa linckaon wa:
seed anl II evening was spent i,
Hl%>f"& ga'n's. The Young people
presented Miss Francis with a golt
o'' '''e s's''eo' a oe''sf1t1ul TIME wa
rep't'eo'
"i. anu MRS L. Lvsne fetufned OF
u's''S evening lron Cal'1ornl;
WHERE ''e! spent the Winter.
1o,,o. Marav 'l
W.T. anu mrS: Da'lo Dunoar OF ham
0eS spent sunday at the ba'lor nome
MISS Alma Odlaug was given
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08
At the parsonage, Lalzota, N. D., on

At the parsonage, Lakota, N. D., on
Wednesday, March 31st, Miss Adele
ITawlev Of Woodbine, Iowa, and Nh.
Mcclellan Langton, Of Lawton, N. d.,
We're united in marriage by Rev. w.
Z. Dudley, resident minister. The
happy couple arrived in town ycster-
day and were met at the station by a
~concoursc Of fVends who greeted them
with best wishes for their future vel
fare.
T.. c. Crdway's auction sale last
week and Frank Mateicck's this week
we're very successful, nearly all the
property advertised being sold at good
figures. John Carlson bought the
Matcjeck thrcshing outfit from stem
to gudgeon, and is Well pleased with
his bargain. Andrew Swanson pur-
chased . biz sorrcl horse to match
with a big one Of his own. 1t cost
ANDREW over $40 but he is very we'll
pleased with his bargain. Only a few
ether animals were left over from the
big sale.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

made With jimmie Peterson, vino play
cd bird base on last years baseball
team, to have him With the local fans
a2ai THIS N@as". He reports for duty
about May Isl. This will be vel
COMO news TO the fans hcrc who APP
p~reriaJci Jil's work with tho team.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Let the World print your auction
posters. We will give you GOOD
work and reasonable prices.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

a benefit coll Sou was ~.u'a a reW
q a%o in the acishbor' ed and .
a a s%oodi. 5utr wa gatl red in,
IT, total WIS HANDED over to 7. z,
81 lard, who lives about four miles
na.lh Of town to help in Fray i.ng tha
EN- as Of hospital tre. gnect for his
s. SIr. Bjor}spd hts lad a little
mo- t'.an his sha.e Of misfortune
! i NJ is deserving Of the assist
I given.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08
~&M4XB 8Nk2GR&A&W " 0NHEGHMEND

Is just as moch of q business az buyirg anything else. 1t is
like buying a horse. You might be able to buy a horse for $25,
out you would not expect to get one worth $3.50 for that price.
Why pay SIS, $50, or even SIS for a hand-me-down suit of clothes
when you can step into our tailor shop and select the goods which
suits you and have a hobby suit made out of that exact piece Of
goods for the small price of SIS. We carry in stock the latest
patterns of domestic and imported goods, and when you make a
selection we cut your suit out of that particular piece and it is
made up in the latest style by our own workmen right here in
Devils Lake. Such a suit will give you far better service and look
better than the ready made suits which you will have to pay about
the same money for.
If you need a new Spring suit, just call in and look our suit
ings over and let US show what we can do for YOU.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

The next play that Will be staged by
The local Dramatic club is we'll under
way, two rahaars@ls having already
been held, The members have entered
INTO the work with spirit and we pre-
diet q pleasing production.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Chester Rouse who shot his father
at their home near Munich last week
had a hearing before Judge Kneeshaw
on Tuesday of this week and after
giving him some good sound advice
the judge discharged him, advised him
to return home and take. care of his
mother.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Mrs. c. A. Claus is l.tl up viii!
pieUul0nla.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Mrs. ftalyor tiellicl.son arrived home
Tuesday from Grand Forks. She is
rapidly rcgaining strength after her
to see her about as usual in d week.
recent operation aud her friends hope
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Mayor Hagen left yesterday morn-
ing Ior Grand Forks Oh legal business.
Dr. Nicholson and P. j. Whelan
were the first out with their autos
this spring.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

.E7 @E7-.s 1z.-| EG&2 G3EzGEE Ea9s@e gs@-saas
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Mrs. William Whiteley of the Com
mercial hotel is laid up with a light at
tack of pneumonia. DR.. Nicholson is
in attendance and everything is being
done to restore her to health.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Word comes from special cor
respondent at the Big Fair that A.. H.
Noltimier and family, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Lysne, Otto Jacobson and o. Overland
were recent visitors. They all showed
their colors and loyalty to their home
state by registering at the North Da-
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Rev. Dudley of Lakota phoned on
Tuesday that he would not be able to
hold services here in the evening, he
having to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Rose of Lakota on that date.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

DR.. Ogilvie spent three days in town
this week attending to the dental trou-
bles of patients. His time was fully
occupied all the time he was in town.
DOC" has a little josh on the land
lord of the Commercial, but we refuse
to spring it this week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Mp. and Mrs. Henry Bog enter
tanned she whist club at tho STA. he
tau1as.1 On Monday Of this week.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-04-08

Walter, the second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Wisher, was taken sick last
week and the trouble looks like ty-
phoid. However, at present writing,
his temperature is decreasing. DR..
Nicholson is the attending physician.
The Washington times., 1915-05-02
ALL NEUTRALS ASKED
TO OFFER MEDIATION
Women's Conference, in Turbu-
lent Session at Close, Gables
Thanks to President.

THE HAGUE. May ALI neutral
countries will be invited to take steps
for a conference at which they can Of
fer continuous mediation to the warning
European belligerents and also to invite
suggestions from the belligerents them
selves, as to the most reasonable pro-
posals for a basis for peace.
This in effect Is about all that the
women's International Conference ac-
complished. The closing session was
turbulent.
In its manifesto, which was written
by Miss Fearn Andrews, the congress
recommends the holding of worldwide
mass meetings for the purpose Of in
fuencing the press. The procure calling
for a conference of neutrals and con-
tinuous mediation without an armistice
was introduced by Miss Wales, Of the
University of Wisconsin.
The congress agreed to have the in
ternational committee name two dele
gates from each country to arrange for
gress to be held simultaneous with the
next Hague conference.
Despite the fact that the French gov
ernment had prevented any French
delegates being present. the congress
adopted a message OF greetlng 10 tha
French organizations.
On motion of DR.. Ausberg a cable Of
thanks was ordered sent to President
Wilson for his unofficial support and
sympathy for the effort Of the women
to bring about peace.
After the congress adjourned French
newspaper representatives demanded OF
Miss Jane Adams why a protest by
French women against the congress
taking any action was not read. She
said 1t was received too late. but that
anyhow it would not have been read as
she had ruled out of order whole
trunk load Of similar protests. They
were not real protests. she said.
Miss May Halliday invited the Ameri-
can delegates to proceed to Berlin and
see for themselves how Germany's
enemies have misrepresented the situa-
ton. The invitation created no enthu-
siasm.
The Washington times., 1915-05-02

10 locate and demolish them with
bombs. but so far without success.
lust how many are in use Is known
only to the French and British high
army chieftains. All information con-
cernins the Dunkirk situation Is re-
fused
But refugees who are arriving mere
on every train say they believe there
are at least two. They throw great eH 4, ,
pIosive shells. which wipe out a.,
buildings near where they strike and
leave graf holes in the ground ana
piles of shapeless debris.
The shells so far have fallen In va
rious parts of the city and rumors are
sfoot here that one at least has taileh
on the outer forts. destroying part OF
them. To date more than thirty per
sons have been killed and half nun
dred injured. .
Although no official announcement Is
made. II is understood the civilian pop
1Iatinn is being hurried out Of Dun
Kirk and vicinity.
IL Is hoped that the new German
guns can be put out OF commission py
the allied airmen. many or whom are
fhs government believes 1t will be best
10 get the civilians away from tne
danger zons without delay. 1t is stat
ed however, that there has been no
panic in the city.
Germans Meet Reverses.
Serious fighting also Is reported from
the Champagne region. on the heights
Of the Meuse. and in the Vosses. The
Germans have been repulsed at every
point where they have essayed an Of
fensive. IL is stated. and the only
worry is over the Dunkirk situation,
where. because OF the enormous cali
bre of their siege guns, the Germans
have an advantage.
The war office takes the position
that the German bombardment of Dun
kirk is a confession of weakness on
tn. part of the Germans. 1t says In
ths, official review:
fhe bombardment of Dunkirk Is a
fresh proof that the Germans cannot
The Washington times., 1915-05-02
SUBMARINE PARTS
BUILT IN U.S., HE SAYS
New Yorker Promises to Submit
Proof They Are Shipped to
Montreal.

Officials Of the State Department have
been advised by CASTOR Bullock Means,
Of New York. that he will submit proof
this week that submarine parts are be-
ing built by the Fore River Shipbuilding
Company at Quincy. Mass, and sent to
Montreal to be assembled and tested for
use by the British government.
As evidence that there has been a
breach Of neutrality in these transac-
tions, Means says he will submit num-
bers of the cars which carried the sub
marine sections to the McVicar plant in
Montreal. He says that armed scntries
patrol the Montreal shops, where the
submarines are assembled, and that a
Chicago boilerrRarker was shot and
Killed when he attempted to enter a
Montreal shipyard without giving the
countersign.
Information Of other activity in the
manufacture Of war supplies in this
country has reached Washington. Bar
on Andre Beckendorff, a Russian noble
man. now In tho United States, says
orders have been given to the J. q.
Bril- Car Company. Of Philadelphia, for
the construction OF 1900 motor-driyen
wagons at cost Of $30oOOOO The
Baldwin Locomotive Works, the baron
said, has an order for the construc-
ton of 15o armored locomotives. Of
fcials of the Brill company have de-
MED. however, that their firm has such
a contract
The Washington times., 1915-05-02
Times Beauty Contest
Will Close Tomorrow
All Photographs Not in Hands of Editor by Noon In
eligible; Pictures Mailed Tonight Sure to Reach
The Times Before Limit Expires.

only q few hours semain In which
- s.sbuit photographs in The Times
heassy contest which has csptivated
attractive Washington girls and
thetr assnirers for the last month.
rh- rcnssst closes at noon tmorrow.
snd photographs which have not
s~-a received by the Beauty Editor
~ that hour will be ineligible for
ths cUsnrstition.
Ihotoerapls mailed tonight should
rsach a.. Beauty Editor In ample
tfrne. The pictures Of Washington
Soaruey to the Pacific coast may be
eat by mail or brought in person to
Ths Times.
rafn~d upon the seauty Editor dur
ina the closing hours of the contest.
Nore tSan twenty were received in
one mail. and yesterday afternoon
many contestants. or their friends.
brocgkt photographs In person.
Mother Enters Picture.
a mother brought in the picture Of
h>sutiful daughter and asked 'if 1t
Sould hook right for . mother to en-
er her own daughter"
Sc vas informed that many mothers
have come forward during the contest
with Hkenesses Of a favorite child: that
fathers. sisters. and brothers have en-
tered the photographs Of beauties. and
there existed no reason whatever why
she should not give her daughter an
opportunity to win a free journey to
the san Francisco and San Diego ex-
positions.
Nor is Il regarded as forward" for
q young woman to submit her own
photograph. A beautiful girl may be
conscious OF her charms without being
vain and eeotistical. and II she believes
that nature has so endowed her that
she has a chance to win she is certainly
90 he pardoned II she enters her own
picture
Not a few Washington girls have
svailed themselves Of this privilege.
and In several instances whore a girl
has sent her own photograph the same