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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
Weekly Report Of
Union Stock Yards

North Portland, Or, May l7.-Cat,
tie. Receipts show a very nice in
crease. The market opened at the old
rate. Pulp and grain fed steers sold at
prices ranging from $S.S50$900 the
bulk around 1895, calves were rather
scarce and a price of $500 was reach
ed. Cows were here in fair numbers
no change in the price-not many bulls
stays or heifers and the prices were I'm
changed.
Hogs
Dealers were well pleased with the
run Of hogs, approximately 5000 head
coming in The market opened a lit
tie weak but gained strength later.
Top price was $915, bulk of sales at
$s.Sj@90j a few sales at 1910 and
$915. Market closed strong.
Sheep
The receipts are increasing steadily
Approximately $500 head arriving no
changes in price of weathers or ewes,
spring lambs are still bringing $40 to
$l0.j0. Buyers still want sheep.
REPRESENTATIVE Sales
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
The MARKETS
: 4 Z Z Z Z I Z 4AA*** Z !

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, and
not what is paid to the producer.
All other prices are those paid the
producer. Corrections are made
daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
OHIRoPRACTIc- -sPINoLoe1sT

DIR. o. L. SCoTT-Graduate of Chiro.
practie s Fountain Head, Davenport,
Iowa. If you have tried everything
and got no relief, try Chiroprac,
tic spinal adjustments and get well.
Office 406-7-S U. S. National Bank
Building. Phone Main 81. Residence
Main 828-R
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
SCOTS RESTAURANT

MEALS 15c-and up. HotcaKes or
mush and milk free with all break
fast orlers. Soup, bread and butter
2 vegetables and pie, tea, coffee or
milk lad l kind Of meat for 15c;
kinds of meat for 25c Short orders
any time of day. Scots 179 S. Com
mercial st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
CLEANERS AND DYERs

SERVICE COMPANY
1873 South High street. We clean
press, repair, remodel and refine
clothing and furs. Careful attention
given all work. We call and deliver.
Phone 7gg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
scAvANGER

SALEM sCAVENGER-Charles Soos,
proprietor. Garbage and refuse of all
kinds removed on monthly contracts
at reasonable rates. Yard and cess
pools cleaned. Office phone Main
2247. Residence Main 2272.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
CORVALLIS CONNECTION
WILLAMETTE RIYER RnuTn

Oregon City Transportation Company
Leave Portland for Oregon City, Buttevllle,
Hewberg, Mission tSt PAUL., Wheatland.
Salem daily except Sunday % AS a. IN.
Leave Portland for Independence.
Albany Corvallis (Tues., Thurs, sat-
Observation-Disclosures. O:45 a. N.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17

-FOUR VALLEY FARMS-For sale by
owner on county road and railroad.
50 to 200 acres each, good buildings,
GOOD soil, all under cultivation, close
10 scrool prices reasonable nalt
cash. balance time at 6 per cent or
modern income bearing city property.
p. o. Box 24G Salem. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17

~ uST a word Mr.. TuS.
slss. Mr.. Home Lover
= uST' enter Hotel Nor.
tonia', ho,pitablO dOOu--
" uST select large, cheer.
ful room for your stay
uST stop "a long, long
time or a short. short time
QST tr1 a service that an.
tieipats, everything. an atmos
phsrs that delights
uST make a start toward
better health enjoy the morn.
ing moon evening meal
uST meet and hobnob
with friends in the airy lobby
uST rest your weary bones
on . sruly luxurious bed and
surrender to pleasant dreams
uST the thing hatuppeals
=. moderate prices. - .r ~
Rooms With privilege Of bath 81
OF. more the day. Rooms with
A private bath $3.50 or more the day
q !: !: G: G: =; !: !: y
Portland ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS

SEE DILLMAN--For awnings or avn
ing covers for residence or store.
Write for prices. POLL Maple. maylj
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17

REDUCED FREIGHT RATEs-To and
from all points east, on all household
goods, pianos, etc. Consolidated car
load service. Capital City Transfer
Company, agents for Pacific Coast
forwarding company, 16l South Com
IiIercial street. Phone Main 933.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
ReturnIng

Get the drift OF the worlds dOingS
oy reading The Capital Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17

RIGDON-RICHARDSON7 CO.-Funera
directors and undertakers, 252 Nortl
High street. Dav and night phone
1888.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
UNDERTAKERs

WEBB & CLOUGH CO-C. B. Webb,
A, M, Clongh morticians and funeral
directors. Latest modern methods
known to the profession employed
400 Court st. Main 100, Main 9sSS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY co.
FOR SALE

KALE PLANTS-For sale. Inquire
corner 5th anC Gains Ave. North
salem. mayl7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17
LODGE DIRECTORY

LiSu ouSCl. DdN anu HBHJ pHOHe
1873.
LODGE DIRECTORY
A. o. U. W.-Protecton Lodge, No. ..
Meets every Monday evening at S in the
Mccormack hall. corner Court and Liberty
streets, r. o. Donaldson, NJ W; S. A,
Mctadden, recorder A. L. Brown,
iinancler
SALEM LODGE No 4. A. f. & A. NJ
Stated communications 6rst Friday In
each month at 80 p, M In the Masonic
Temple Chas. McCarter w. NJ s. T.,
Culver, secretary
SALEM HUMANE SOCIETYLD. b. Keeler.
president Mrs-Lou TillsOn. secretary. All
cases Of cruelty or neglect Of dumb ami
mails should be reported to the secretary
for investigation.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. IS. X. of P.-Nrc.
Cornack building. Tuesday evening of
each week at $50. J. G.. neltzel, c. G. ;
| w. B. Gibson, X of r. and s.
II. N. or A.--"Oregon Grape Camp" No.
1860, meets every Thursday evening In
/ Mccormack building, Court and Liberty
streets elevator Mrs Sylvia Schaupp.
u
sons, recorder, 1896 North Commercial.
Phone 143G-M
MODERN WoODAiEN OF AMERGCA-ore.
gOh Cedar Camp, No. J24d. meets every
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Nc.
Cornack ball, corner Court and Liberty
streets Elevator service. Geo. ReinOh
V, G.; j. A, Wight clerk
CHADWICK CHAPTER, No. a. o. ~. S.
Regular meeting every first and third
Tuesday at 5 D. m. In the Masonic TEN
pie. Minnie Aloeller, W. NJ. Ida NJ
BabcOck secretary.
wOODMEN OF TIE wORLD--NIeet every
Friday night at O'Clock In Mccormack
block b. w. Macy, G. C l.. $. Geer,
clerk, 5OI Court street Phone J93
DE MOLAY COAINANDERY. No. ., X t.
Regular cOnclaye fourth Friday In each
month at O'Clock. m, In Masonic Tenn
pie. SOiOurnng Sir knights are cOurte-
Ously invited 10 meet with us Lot l..
Pearce. T.. C., Frank Turner, recorder
------------------
UNITED AilTISANs-C Capital Assembly,
No. 81, meets every Wednesday at p. m
In Moose hall G. q. Matlock NJ A.
G, n. Randall, secretary salem Bank Of
Commerce.
HODSON COUNCIL. No. /, r. & s. NJ
Stated assembly first Monday IN each
month Masonic Temple ~ +. Rasmus.
sen, Thrice illustrlous Master Glenn G.
Niles, recorder
SALEM COUNCIL no. 2G22 knights and
Ladies Of Securlty-Aeets every md and
4th "Wednesday each month nt Hurst Hall
visiting members are Invited TO attend
~ rf..HN IL A a. 81
PACIFIC LODGE No so, A. r. & A. NJ
Stated communications third Friday
In each month ut $50 D. m. in the
Masonic Temple. Hal v. Boam, W. NJ. (;
Ernest H. Ch0ate secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-17

HODsON COUNCIL No. /. n. & s. NJ
Stated assembly first Monday ia each
month Masonic Temple a. T.. Rasmus.
sen, Thrice iliustrlous Master Glenn g.
Niles, recorder
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-10
lie Snmphonietun5erte

giQets fir sic Spnrpboitiefun5erte
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slbenb oieier @ode iinb i'm 8orucr.
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uno ,Dar 3ipiihen 8 irno ) llbr. Sur
Sic acn5erte bat Or. @rnit arnipalo
oas iolgc,lbe 9rosramn aufgeitelt:
Gupcrture 5iun 0tdrfen BON Der
id)pnen @ielitiine Wleitoelsiobn
Sio's arie aus r2'Gnfant Sro0iaue"
.. Oebuiip
Blondes De 4rintcrnps" Oebuiip
grie Der Geicaela aus .Gormen"
Cljel
Guperfure Sc Garnepal Tourniu1
.. 49,. +. :. gerlio5
8. Spnlpbonie, in G.I;oa, @eetboocr
Die arien Deroen bon Der Soprn'
niitin SRI. S5eleu Stanlep geiinselt.
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M2prb.
Ter 33jd6fise aonis lls iuiro uOn
einem farbiseu 5raueusimmer
binterrids eridOiien.

Ter 33 Sabre aIte 2oiiis lls, bon
1881 Clan Gtrabe, 1T scitern DIOR.
gen in irilber Stunoe I'M aIigemeineu
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bic 19jabriac gsegerin Settle l,oiu.
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ert. mie iie ieIbit siieibt, bod nil iie
aus 9tctbpcbr eebanDeIt bdben. sS,i
icineil a4siageii fiirs Dor ieincm
9lbIe6cr iteIlte llB bic Safe in einem
onoern 9id)t Dor iirio barnab III er
tas Gpfer zines nid)tsIpiirbigen Wor.
'bcs aetuorSen. 9as ssrai,en5imnter
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men iinb ipoIlte lie arlgreifer. sllS
er ii1 5imi @eben iuenoetc, Nittc Tie
caf ibn geid,oiien iino er bate baraiif
bas Snlis perlaiien. 0as sSrunen.
simmer Dcbnt i'm Sriiten stof jenc5
Saitics an Der HIlun Strabe. gsaf-
cem llD Die airgel, bic Inn in oel
glii6en gcinbren mar, erbolten, ginJ
er bic Sipei Sreppeu timlutcr nab
@apps gpotbefe on Der 9ongtportb
limb plilm StraBe, ipoielbit er rllbig
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iei. Ter apotbefer lieb goliSei tom.
men lnio Der 8enpunoete mar
ned i'm itanbe. biz ,im poliSciaito
5il gebeu. sliif Der Sabrt nad benr
Spipitdl er5abIte er eel 1oli5iiicn,
sas sSraleii5inlmer bdtte i'm allf Ger
Strnbe angeiprodei uilo ibu ciugc.
laSeli, init ibm alIi iein 3innler 81,
aeben. Fort babe Die Jorbise poii
ibm 0eIo perlangt iul6 6a er I'D,
nid)t aiispIiinoern laiien ipollie.
ping er ieincr @epe. slIs CT iid &c.
reits auf Der 9reppe beInno mo
Dem sSrnilen,innler Den Siidcn 5liac.
ipetlbet bate, frad,te Der Gd,uB unS
ailberben nngb ibrn Die Sdpparje ci.
uctt gdiag ari ben Sinterfopf Der.
icst babcn. DE Neaerin ipirS BON
Der gdisei feItgebaItet. sSbr Cpier
LII mar iii,pcrbciratbet.
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aroerc Die @taitine oes Serrn Gs'
moro 0feneih mar, farnen aus eiits
aegengeiester RidtllnG gerietbelt on
iener gde ms 8letteIL ItieBen 5r.
iarruneit, ipoOltrd) eine @taidline auf
ben Seiteuwcg geihober rullroc. Ter
91labe, rclter auf oem Seitertrueg
ging ODER itan6, luiir0e uirgertiIen
unb Elm 9fnb ging ibm iiber Die Srrlit.
8iiGan auBn, trelter on Der @de
einen Saoen bat mb slugelt5aige oes
llniaaS lpar, bcb Dem armen Saig-
gen, tpeIder belplBtlos mar, auf n1o
brahte i'm na6 Dem 9eittifcn Tia.
foniilen Spipital Tie SerIeBungpll
iino leiber iebr erniter 9fatur.
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ftrsderin BON Gbas. Gnslin; perIo>
nalien $500; Grunbeissntbum $500.
glisabetb alsinbaus iit Radldbs
beripdlterin BON Utarie &leinbdus;
perIonalien $1,000; 9runoeigentbum
$4,000.
Marie @e9reb lit SeitnmentspuQ=
itrederin BON gfi9olas 9ebreb; perz
IonaIien $50; @runbeigeutbum $2250.
Sscar &. S9ababerle 1T glu4labs
oerpalter bon 2ouis Sdarpi6air;
perionalien 500; Sruubeisentbum
$4,000.
Bm. 6. Straeblep lit Ra6luBoer-
ipdIter Dpn 2enu Straeblep; @rInbz
sissntbum $4,000.
Spiepb @ebmboff 1T Na4labDerz
palter bpn Sobn 9. Webmboff; perz
ionali.n $4,000; @runoeisent6um
$1,000.
Der psri0nlide Nadlab Der Mifios
uri q. oSobuion betrdgt $67, ,786.45
uno spdr: 81 9lftien Der Yroctor &c
@amble 90. (common) $61, ,425; 15
bto. Grite Haticralbaut $3400; 20
bto. 5iftbsSbirb Patipnalbdni $1,000;
8aar $61.45.
Der p.riDnIide RadlaB Der So
Iepbine UeOlique betrdst $354.53;
oerjenise Der Margarst Seb $721S.=
29.
2tmalie Sdottsnfels, Nittpe uno
5eitamentspoaltredsrin bon Bear
ShottenIeIs unterbreitete ibren
SdluBberi9t, bem5ufplse fie ale 5orz
berungen ssssn ben Ra4laB sertselt
uno ben Reit besielben luut teitamenz
tariIder 9srfiigung felbit iibernommen
BAT. Gs iino biss 9 attien Der 5ends
Opera Souis So. $500, 20 bio. @inc.
Gealtp So. $4,000, IA bto. Sbsul Gpns
crete Ma6ine So. $1,000, 500 oio.
Srunsbaal Tlining 60. $1.0o, nnp
40 bto. esraHtlin Wlinius 60. $1.Oo.
gbarles 5. Rigss III gaa6labDera
matter BON Seize 3. Risss; p.rios
nalien $173; @ruTtbeisentbum $65o0.
9erfbiebenes.
Die @sitern e Sputbern 2ife Sn'
Iurance 60. bat cine 9ppUtbetforbes
runa i'm 8etrdge pon 13,412.49 eez
Gen Rdrp u. Wpobpprtb eingetlast.
UliHnie 1aplor itrsnets eins SIass
sesen ibre Sdipeasr Sophie uno be-
rem @attsn Sseur Sirit an, iporin
iie perlanet, oaB cine @isentbumsiiberz
traaunq Ssitens ibrss 9aters Jran5
6. alebabn auf bic geItlaetsn rid
sdngia esmuht perOs, peil bielelb.
duf ansebli6 unlautsrs Weiie erlangi
lpprben isin ioa.
Die Cincinnati 8rid So. tlagie
cine WsdielforSeruns iiber 500 segen
sSubn 6. W1bonep eiH.
gDm. u. 6optius erlangte Elm llrs
tell iiber $695.C1 gsgen Bertha ..
Rob, iopie elm fpltes iiber $614.O8
seaeu Caroline Bel; bic yeational
5ile 50. elm iul9es iiber $295.24 ge.
gen $. Gaiiini &c Co.; 2puis Greiisr
elm ioldes iiber $122.96 aesen bic
Blue gaTt Masnstic Springs go.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-10
&slIt5ittr III 9ili.liielilde.
Ias 9iafsninenperi Der beHtiGen
Netbohiiten erbdIt Snipenbunseu
psH 100000.

Bereitpiliaft mub bic ppferpilIias
!sit osr beuti&en Wetbobiiten ibrem
TtatcniiIenrpert asaeniiber on,rtdnnt
.irerben. Die prGdtiasn G.bduiid,s
ttiten an oer .Reabino Roab unb Dat
Gtrabe uHo dnbsrsipo iinb bic 3sus
gen bxfss berrIifeu Cpfermutks
Muf benz DioioniiIsus sWuttsrhous
btm Dst6esba< 6oipitaI .uno ibren an.
italtsn Iniien ,rpar nod i6per. Gauls
ben, lpsI6s btr WerpaItuHasbs bsbSrbe in
letter 3sit mandt @o,as bsrsitst ia.
Zen, abr aans unertpartst in ibr Zine
srpbe grmutbiauna 3utbsii aeiporbeu.
Die trite tam BON BEN besanntsn aIs
ten 1rsunp unb Wpbltbdter Der qlnz
itdlt, 6err @. 8. 6utneftlo. DsrIelk
bate besauntlid Dor einiaen Sabrtn
Sds prd4tise, IGlobdrtise Gsbdube
cui Gcarlet Dais fiir bos gstbesbas
Scjpital sriporbsn unb es bemielben
dls freies gef&ent iiberiragen nit Der
,insiaeu 1ebinauna, baB einnmI In
bsr 3usuuft Gin 4ltenhim auI bieIem
geIGnbe srri&tef iperben fole. geun
absr lisb q benz Weripdltunssratb IN
ieines brespsrian,mluna asitsrn IA.
gen .odb q ii9 snii6IofIsn babs. bie<
lea Qltsnbtim ftlbh 5u erritten
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Ger q. SoiHbs Wldnnerperein
botte seiferu hi bcr St. Nlonifa
Sole cine Abnlb,ulterbal altine perdip
itoltet, bic in ieber HeSieblntg erfol6-
rid mar. Gerr forolb 'SiebentbaIpr
Iielt ei,len iIuitrirten gortrag iiber
ben DellopltOm pnrt, bem aifmerf-
lam 0elGuid,t iulroe. Jrl. &elcn
7b0uIanL DrI. MiIbreo eapiter imo
.Vrr Nrtb,R 8eibIe iiibrtm ein bib.
~ i'f!talii4es &FosrsuuH hardl
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0tutid,ts Niftu6eiun.

Die jdbrlife ge1arrulIiins ocs
. Damal.gereins oes Oeitidm sIlter.
beinls iinbet am Wiontne, ben IA.
Sebrllar. Radmliitaes nm ! llbr. In
Der sinitnIt itatt. Da tuidltige @e.
ihifte porliegeit iino ale @sitaIicocr
frasupIid6t eriudjt su erf&eiHeM
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Sas Spielprosramm Der g8ieSs"
fhr 1916.


Sn bem geftern in Rem yort bonn
6auptquariier Der RationdlIiaa ber1fs
fentliGten Spielp,psrunim fir bic
Saifon 1916 iinb nniefe .Reos1 Be-
Seuteno befer sefabr.n, aIs isit lans
gen Sabren. Die a[jGbriiGe fiinfrp0.
hentlide 1our turs na9 bem gesinn
Der Saiion gum Eannpfs nit ben an
oeren 7 alubs in feinbliHes Gsbiet
unb ben ermiioenoen Rahtfabrisn auf
Der Giienbabn, III biesmal ausseialen.
Wsnn bic .Reos1 i'm April bon ibrer
iiioliden Giniibunssiour Sutiidtsbrsn,
iperbsn iie biesmal gelsgsnbeit 6aben,
iih in ibren 9eiitunseH aui benz beis
miihsn Spitlpkabs i'm Replnnb sigi.Io
fir ben beporitebsnben psnanttampf
gu p.rpolitommnen. Das prDsramm
idIiebi IL Sonntasss unb IL Sdmss
tdssfpiele in Cincinnati elm.
Die 2 Spieltast Der .Rebs"
in 1916.
tSm HeoldnosJielo.
IL, 49,, a.. Is. 4pril. init G6icaao
&c., IT,, 18. april. nit spittsburab
g., "a, 25., 26. April nit St. qouis
80. april, l.. 2. Wsai nit piiisbursb
TO-. H.. II. WAai. :. +. nit 1rpollpH
13.. H.. 15., 16. Ulai
miy glh;Iahsfnh;n
IT., 18., 49,, 20. Wai. init Bolton
81, o., 23., "a. Wdi. init T.p g)ort
25., 26.. 81, %. Wai. init Chicago
18., 19. Suni. -. -. init ct. 9ouis
25.. 26., 27.. 2S. Juni mi; ct. 9ouis
80. Suui. L., 2. SuIi. nit pittsbnrsb
q. g., g.. 10. SuIi. {. init grootlpH
H.. II, 49,, IA. Suli. nit Rsp BORT
15.. 49,. IT,, Is. Suli. nit Bolton
49,. 90. 81. %, %. SuIi
init Ybilabelpbia
II. aaguit -. Init ct. Qouis
13., ID, 15. ausuIi. init Gbicas,
49,. 19. alsuii. :. init pbiIdbelpbic
90. 2l., %. ausuii. !. init Bolton
"a. 25., &C., q. ausuit
................. init 9rpotlpH
g., 49,. 80. 4usuit. init Rem yorf
3. September. -. init pittsburgb
l. Ottober. ....... init pittsburgh
(2tisipGrts.)
90, 21., %. 4pril. -. IN gbicaao
81, g., %. glpril. :. in pitisburgb
g.. A.. g., g., Z. Wlai, in ct. 2ouis
30, 81. Woi. l. Suni
.....,.......... in pittsburgb
O., g.. 5. Suni. in Rsip Yort
g., T., g.. 8. Jlni. ;. ). in grooffbn
TO-. H.. 13., IA. Juni. :. in Bolton
10, 49,, II. Suni. . Tn philadelphia
20. 81. o.. g., "a. SUM
....................iIi in Gbicdgo
g., a., 5. Juli. -. in CT. louis
o., g.. o., 28. Suli. in Hsp Uort
&c.. 81. Suli, l., 2. Guguif
in 8rooffpn
g., a., g., z. alusuIt. j. in Bottom
g., g.. TO-. IL. 4ussit In pbilnbeIpbia
T., 2. Septembtr -. tn pittsbursb
l., 8. Ssptembtr. ...... in Gbirago
g., g., 10. Gepttmbsr. in ct. Qouis
H.. 13., a.. 10. September
:. .... in Ren yprf
l6., 49,, 19. Sspiember. In Hrcoflpn
20., 81, 22. Sspieuber. :. In gcftcn
g.. 25., %. September
IN pbilubeIpbia
&c.. 30. September. IN pittsbursb |
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gntubeiiber mullcn feline gibgaben
Snblen.

Wapor pudta bat nit ieinsr Gms
pfebluns. fir glutomobtle iuuteu an
Die Sta6t 2i5ensss6iibreR 6e5o9It
perben. in Elm Weipenneit seitofsn.
Die notbleioenoen IutobefiBer rperbeR
ii6 elmer psrartisen geiteusruHg nit
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Gin anabc Idluer perIctt.

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auf Der Beitieite Der Scllp Zane aif
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
NIGHT OFFICER HAS AN
 EXCITING TIME WITH A
 COUPLE OF oIsoRDERLlEs

Night Officer Forsyth for time last night had some excitement. Os. car Forstrom and William Barlow had imbibed trife too much and imag- ined that every woman who looked in their direction were ogllng them for beauty's sake. Officer Forsyth spot ted the annoying couple. About that time the two started to fight over some fancied grievance between themselves. Forsyth bounced down on them and placed them under ar- rest. Forstrom, thought one shovt second. then bolted down Willoughby way. Forsyth was practically be- tween the devil and the deep blue sea, but he dropped Barlow's arm and hit up a II clip after Forstrom whom he quickly nabbed. When the couple returned to the starting point, Bar low was waiting This morning, city clerk and magistrate Petit fined Forstrom S25 for fighting and Barlow S2O for annoying women Both went downstairs and 1t is supposed trey will remain in jail until the fine is paid out at $2 per diem.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
ALASKA LAUNCH NEWS AS
 CLIPPED FROM "moToR BOAT

Robert Fl. Ferry. of Haines. Alas ka. has purchased an h. D. two cyl lnder Clay engine for 8 salmon fish ing boat.
 The Juneau Iron Works are install ing an h. D. Regal engine in new fish boat being built at their plant.
 F. Matheson of Wrangell. Alaska. is installing a 4 h. D. Clay engine in a fishing boat being built there.
 L. Kane of Hoonah. Alaska. has pur- chased two h. D. Regal engines from the Chandler-Dunlap Co., of Seat. tie, for fishing boats.
 The Hoonah Packing Co.,. of Hoon- ah. Alaska. has put gas engine in a patrol boat to be used by the watchman at their cannery.
 4. Miller. Of Craig. Alaska, is in stalling a h. D. Regal motor in a small trolling boat. Fl. R. Thomp son. of Ketchikan. Alaska. is install ing and a h. p. motor of the same make in fishing boats
 Tom Tilson. of Sitka, Alaska, Is building a trolling boat in which he will install h. D. Clay engine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
.sKAewAYlTEs WILL NOW
 GET BUSY AND START THE
 DEVELOPMENT OF CLAIMS

An enthusiastic meeting of a few
 over twenty of those who have faith
 in the future of skagway and believe that the mountains close to the city can be made to yield gold and silver and copper in paying quantities met at the Bledsoe store Jan 1S, and took preliminary steps in the organization
 of an association to take up and con- tinue the development of two groups of claims held by MT. Bledsoe near Reed falls, says the Skagway Alaskan. Probably as many as were at the meeting sent assurances that they would join in the enterprise. The as- say reports exhibited by Mir. Bledsoe showed values from S1 to S60 per ton from the surface are encouraging and # sufficient bodies of ore of the grades shown can be developed there is no
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-18
sKAewAY ITEMS OF NEWS
 CLIPPED FROM THE ALASKAN

The members of the Skagway Brass Band gave their annual ball last Sat urday evening in Elks' hall A rec ord attendance and splendid time was the result
 Mir. Fraser. formerly of this city. but of late years a blacksmith in the employ of the Canadian Klondike Mining Co.,, of Dawson, sailed south on the Princess May, going to Mont real to join his family.
 A. G. Cameron, one of the men who got in on the pay in the new Rude creek strike near Dawson. sail. ed on the Princess bound for San Francisco.
 A large crowd of friends were down at the dock to bid farewell to Ken meth Hannah who sailed for Vancou- yer on the Princess May. W. J. Mul- vihill. chief train dispatcher for the White Pass & Yukon. was also pas senger from this port.
 Miss Gladys Simmons and her brother George. both of Carcross. were among those sailing on the Princess May. It is understood that Miss Sim mons intends to take course of training and enter the service Of her country as a trained nurse.
 Mrs. G. G. Miller sailed on the Princess May for Seattle, where she goes to bring home the two little sons of Mrs. H. D. Kirmse.