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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

IT'S RATHER UNUSUAL.
but John Zen of Amherst, Wis,
claims that he has been the5 "orches-
.tra" ati4659 dances. His recosd Gov.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07
Eor CharI.ston Gucet.

Honorinc Mrs. q. 7. Morgan. OF
Charleston, formerly Of this city, who
Is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Bell
Bennett, in this oity, Mrs. a. X. Wat
son entertained nUmb,r OF friends
informally yesterday afternoon at her
home on Fa!rmort avenue. Previous
to tho. afternoon entcrtaiSment.' Mrs
Watson entertained at .dinner Mrs.
Morgan and son. Albert, and Mrs. Ben.
nett. H.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07
> Process Of MiIkirg

.s Process Of MILKING.
ii do not know that the process OF
milking llas. ever been described. The
I.foreGnger'. 4rst clasps. the uinersp part
oG the. tsat, and t1{en the middle, ring
and little fingers in rapid succession,
SO as to drive The milk before them
through the orifice. he lsnack Is
rathai diGIieulS.toa land -asiirst
+ very wehryfng@to =. ahds, though
this soon passess-From a Farmers
/ Note Book, BIZ G. u. p. Phelps. I
fS X 81 It.is@ Js'si
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

Ice Ernest Youst and Miss Jessie
H. Clcll0nd were united in marriage
at Oakland. Nd. on January 4. They
will .Ieavs in the near future for Gin:
cinnati, where they WiIl,reside.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

Mary Polling, invocator; Mrs. Olive
Mason, secretary; Mrs. Minnie Snider,
treasurer; AIRS. Susie Currey, war.
den; Mrs. Matilda SCHNEIDER, prelate;
miss Fern Costello, sentinel.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

Pintopp-"so you're a. travelling
man. 1t must be trying life" Bag
ley .(yawntngl-"1t is. We meet ave
full bores at times"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

The Home missionary society OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church
/. Will give an oyster cup7er in tho
basement OF the church on Tuesday
evening, January II. An excellent
menu will be served.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07
For Mrs. Bond.

Honoring Mrs. John G. Bond, Of
Charleston, who has. been tbs guest
OF friends in this city for the PAST
two weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Shurtloff entertainer with prsttily
appointed dinner last evening. Gov.
ers were laid for this honor guest,
hos and hostess. Mrs. Fl. S. Falconer,
aud Mr.. and Mrs. ]. CLARK Evans. Mrs.
Bond left today for Meadowbrook.
where she will remain until tomor-
row, wTcn she leaves for her home in
Charleston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

anco OF the old-fashioned love
story Have We grown 80 blase
We are ashamed 10 show the bet.
ter side OF our nature: fearful OF
letting others know that We have
some sentiment in our hearts7
The modern youth is as keenly
analytical OF hts affection as the
chief chemist OF an industrial
plant He seeks report OF the
financial condition OF his prospec'
two bride. To him. beauty. charm,
feminlnity are nothing. Cupid
must carry gold in his CULVER. We.
nus must be fairly smothered with
riches.
Where r. the willing TO die for
you" sentiment in the youth OF to-
day7 Sometimes Il appears in the
middle-aged or old.
What Is responsible for all this
Is II that We have forgotten how
to love In our quest for gain and
power. or is II the paraded advanc-
ed civilization which teaches us 10
repress our emotions and to hide
our real feelings7
The old. old love stories TO me
are the sweetest and best. We
have nothing to equal "lvanhoe. .
Sweet Lavender" or Henry Es-
mond" and others OF this charac.
ter. Why not7
II may be that the struggle for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
THEDA SEEKS
ROMANCE OF
0LDEN TIMES
BY THEDA BARA

"fltten tbpcctaiiJ for INC ots'
What has become OF love-ths
old fashioned sort. where the WON
en- were good. the men chiyalrous
and noble7
What has become OF the old.
fashioned love story. where the
mortgage IN paid and the heroine
and the hero marry and live happily
ever Rfterward?
II II seldom. II ever. seen on the
stage. and the best sellers OF today
are not written along this line
Instead we have the problem
story. feminist movements. stories
OF strikes and business. OF death
and disaster everything except the
sweet old love stories.
What has caused the disappear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

steer steak. ite ~. back bone. 10 II.
Use. PORK steak. isc u neck bones {
he stc, iorai bacon. fgho 10. sliced
bacon. &c 10, sliced ham. sc 10 veal
Fnssi. he ~ hamburger isar 10 pork
sausage. isNc III. hard wheat flour. 81 70
sack Rainier family flour ufE .ack
relied oats lhs sfc. best head rice.
lbs sici Al, can italian olive oil. zee:
large Italian prunss. : ibs iEc. Crystal
white soap. bars str. No. 10 sack
Cro~n flnar iee. milk. large cans .se.
sec grade Japan tea, Will. II las,s sec
- best butter ihs ti.eo. strawherriss
Too Dor green ahions. Z punches Sc.
sturgeon 40 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

sssll ~. a.. fin-, wits. granuis.ef
sarsr Gle. Stall -. sr.sa pssfeurfrec
milk. &c at. o. pt Stall itit. usesrenl
and sysShsi,i. &C Pkg stall ~. traps
tuirs. DC bottle stall -. cottar. cheese
Zee ~. sisil a.. rcans steak. i've 10
stall iti'. salt PORK. lie 10 stall e.
ssira fancy potato sausage. 2 ihs :tc
stall 1874. shad roe. feo 70 saIrnoa trout
fte N. Stall ~. moulding boards ste
stall 81. shoes re.nisd. soc 10 ftr At.
Sinson's ladies 81 20 and igee sarnpi.
waists. itc. stall 90 Yakima potatoes
ii;s. delivered. stall .. Ss~ YORK.
cheese stc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
PASTORS TRIAL IS ON

OROYlLLE. Cal. April 2s.-With
six Jurors In the box subject to re-
moval by peremptory challenge, the
preliminarles OF Rev. Madison
Slaughter second trial on a charge
OF attacking Gertrude Lamson. Is.
were resumed here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

Htan faT rwranbsrs acc sarh: reed
fhuharh. ~. lee Ngan 20 rood cream
str batter far ~ fresh ranch ssrs. :
dos Sc stan g. htx home made pies
itc Zach! fAisin cake. Isr 10. stall H.
ALASKA rufshnEas ihs Zee. rppa to-
inaiess. zee ~ siaii fis. rood rsspesr-
fiss ice can tsssnb<ryiss. lee can
stalls 1910. fniEsd svss; Pickle. Sc at .
frsah cottage cheese. lee ~. stall ass
sankisi isrnsrs. ice dos srswtsrrte.
zee basket stan -. $50 coffee. ibs
sAe zee bulk tess. Ia ihs See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

stalls -. large. No. ! Queen olives
fte -. 80 a. stall a.. No. bard
shsai flour. it,tt. No ~ sacks. 7bc.
pAss raisins. ite. sfFinx beans. &c can
sian i9i. nes Potatoes. iha ite. as
pafanus. ipr ~ srrsn p.as. . lbs 1tu
stalls ti.fa. chad. lee N salmon.
he SIC Stall . shoulder tAmh. tshr 10.
isnh chaps ite H. stan 70. fancy wtns
sap apples. o. -. delivered onions. lie
loo. fhatsfh. lie iec. Esaii n Is. rh8.
bart. he Zee. rucuuhsfs zoe and isr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
NURSERY DEALER FINED

Because c. r. Melby sold a rho.
dodendron. an apple tree and two
bushes 10 G. Mason. on March 25.
without having a license TO deal in
nursery stock from the state hor.
ticulturist. Judge Brinker fined
him SIS Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
PUBLIC MARKETS
CORNER

stan re ise pkGs shredded wheat
biscuits. tec stalls ,. 3. 9. 2. leaf lard
i1a sc ~ stall Iis he potatoes. iee
local fhubafb. ihs Zoe stall ICE. sGs
cans ZIP. olives. zee. stalls 1881, lie
cans rsd SALMON. lee. , cans oysters
use stall iie. good bacon. iar 10 cot
tass hams. 40 ~. stall ipf. best fresh
chsrnsd taiisf. xte 10. los zee. coed
butter. tpe 10 large cans milk. te.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

existence has so hardened - -
no longer have time even 70 think
OF love. Sooner or later, how
ever. n will return, and We shall
find ourselves re.reading the old
love stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
44-Houses for Sale

I AM RoinE away VIII sell house. 3osas
rooms bath and pantry. full cement
basement harm bna0. oil cement floor
and sanitsrY Price o. zoe don't
need All cash 77ts Hinih ave ~ W
Phone ballard 2.ts
foH SALE. BY ownsr. i~o firsi-clss. up.
to-dafs bungalows, modern IN every
way. nice garage. University district
.ese igth x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
PAL MFR TO TALK

Deputy Prosecutor Palmer viii
address the monthly meeting OF the
King County Humane society at
the Commercial Club at noon
Thursday -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

A. EionHs. ibs. green spiii peas tie.
cans sirinHisss beans lte. ite pkg
rolled oats ioc. SOC hrooms ste. sec
@sshhaards. sGe. : cans sliced pinsappis.
ste. ise cans table raspboFriss o. logan.
berries loo stall 10. peanut butter. .
The sac. bread ioaee# itr stall 20
bssi huffer. ibs iise. beet fresh ssss
: dos 5tr stalls ts-1t. steer STEAK. tte
To- bnlitrs beet lie ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
6-Autos for Sale
PHRENOLOGISTS
MADAM kiRI

tlss sua explains love affsifs and tam.
ilY troubles. rsunites the separated. etc
Satisfaction guaranteed or 10 shargs
Ne ono IN iroubis turned away. money
% no money. Permanently located at
sis Talon 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

fAA TENTS AWNINGS
~ Ky Evsrythtng In Canvas
al University.
POWERFUL. steel. sTtfMPfSo oJT-
FIT ONLY $3.50
CoFnpls,s Ors man doe. 20 rn-n'. work
equsi ,irn- BEACON stt Cwritel Take
beacon trumWay 20 81 18Th ave T..
see pulling Clearing und~rtsk.np
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
LOANS
30 YOU NEED MONEY :

~ w y fefstf AVsNhs y
The nafsaiu Store and Lean
Once. i2s fifst afs. corner
Warrington sill loan yea
money 90 all articles - value
We san aisu save sou money
on al Buuf needs We nos
havs a special sale on fiuthihE,
shoes. tools guns trunhs sait
cases. watches. iseslft. musical
insei wsnts Alaska inEasfs
ana rfsiiEHE SUPPLIES ne
msmbsr me place. igo FiFs,
ave. corner Washington. Fhpne
Nain iGti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
2e-Uniurnished Apis.

NKw t.room hunsaiow. 1as rsth 81. iis
month Phone ballard tsfs.
s AND s-nooA FLAT as ieth ave y.
for rent iic. % Nsw buildiuE fins
marins view i8Qe down. balance tn
tallmsnta viii buy property oshef
on premises Sundays Phone sydney
iapt
rHE QUINCY beautiful modern :
rooms. loo rsnt Tsi ifth hasi stts
ArAeINEela =, -. .sll v ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

- " VII hTN NV ltIt rafAloEue No
~ Mailed free. postpaid without
ehsrrs. on request tn. eataioku. I.
s. eofnri-is sai fuii - saxr.ssions that
one can order as easily from % as "
lookink a. the material in eur ssoy.
We guarantee safe delivery Mtg stock
Prompt shipments.
q WILLIAMS co
Fh'ns MIN 1871 1855 Ftr-t Ave e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

) LorA 90 csT Ice. rssdY 10 bslis %
IS bearing frutt trees it.ito. rash o.
terms tieNst 1888 ftih ave- sputh
N-iiiHFhaHn wash
star Want Ads cover tho entire
Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
s-For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH AND DOORS
Made IN our nsn milf Sold with eur
xnarante- - quality or money hack
shipped 20 any one. anywhere one
pfies % esery body. which .. always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
CLOTHING
ACREAGE FOR SALE
s-ArRE PLACE
uyHEy AND rorTTHy RANCH

For ttEg. terms $50 cash. tia
mauthty Mostly level With
southern slope On back % place.
geod Weii ana pump. handy 70
house. harn. sfrarhsfriss. rssp-
berries rurrants ard Eopsabsf-
rites plenty - uasf fair house.
near boat wharf Parties nos
On place HoinR East. and want
70 get some one who wiii TAKE
Possession before May it An
tfsai poultry ranch Take boats
90 Kirkland and Inquire at offiea
% Burke a FarFaf At ferry dock
for the old Dodge place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
slot FOR SALE
ArrHAfrfsu nt ~sAfOw
NORTH End. tt.s5s

Modern. tsrnem hsugaiar. sis~ptnG
purrh. Iviss fgsm fuii isnnfh -
house pAnsii~d. wirdow seats.
ste GOOD slasa bedrooms ar
Faneefusnt very convenient.
splendid garden eraun ias, year
alice iawn. fauers etc enc
block FROM ear lice Terms tits
cash. haianes ste msufhiF. Hars.
FavaF. ses Nss fofs Heck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26

THREE LAKES
sNoHoAisH COUNTY. WASH
IL lumber rnsnufa rturtug toSn. about
mile. from susheuish and 10 from
Everest. trains connect with the - =
a. ~ and C. NJ a 81 y. There are
excellent gravel roads some % which
are soon 60 be paved daily auto Stages
schoolsi store. phon. and n v. y.
We are selling lands handy 20 curt mills
you DEAL WITH Is DIRECT
small payment gives posssssion. with
long time on balance. Including Lumber.
Interest per cent
write or see r n. MEiKLEJoHS
Mgr. Land Dept. 1901 T. G. smith nldx
Asattie. wash.
THREE LAKES I.rMnEn co
YOUR TINE ~ SHORT
SIZE COLBY GREEN GARDENS"
just across from All point. only ifhe
fare. Live here ana work IN Seattle
Very rich. black and brown loan soil
fine trout stream. big springs; near
fine beach.
ACRES $500
s7s CASH. sio PER MONTH
We will Civ. YOU a tract worth 800
AAsEN a SEXTON 90.
1910 First Ave. Elliott t,t1.
~ ACRES ALDER LAND
The very best soil in snohomish county.
acre cleared balance very easy clear
located On main land. I mills from
Sound school. stores etc Dirt cheap
At 81 900. on terms Of $500 down. bal.
ancs within 10 years This ~ undouht-
ediy ono ~ the finest tracts near Ne.
attic. Would soil 10 acres with Inn
provemonts separate for $1,000 N pre-
ferrsd G. X. 6turtsvant. ali Boston
Block
CLOSE TO COLBY
In sirht OF Seattle. just across the bay
acres very rich alder land. itTb. $50
cash. 80 per month. There il fine
CLIFFORD 4 VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
1919 THIRD Ave. iof Washington St
Open EVENINGS UNTIL
IA ACHES. half bottom land good build
inEs hearing orchard trout stream
close TO town ana Pacific highway.
terms. VIII trade for city home or
business anywhere. Geo. JausIip
Marysyilie. wash.
80 ACREs IN Wildly leland. about half
cleared head Of stock horse. wagon.
harness 2 buEEiea aud farm Impio.
nents 81. 900 Would take trade up
to $1,000 IN city property SEQ owner
this week At .tis lith ave n y.
ALL CLEARED
20 acres ~ rich. black. mellow soil. I'm
grass. az mites from railroad town and
market, $50 per acre terms t2.bo per
acre ohshs Que per acre monthly, f0c
fare from Seattle write or SEQ Dahl
room rs Downs Bldg. 700 Second ave
FOR SALE. by owner. 40 acres partly
improved stock and farming imples
monts and household goods 3 miles
east % Napnvine " - Ridenhowe
u. - No. 2. chchsils wash.
FINE CHANCE Tor shInFie min Six
40-acre tracts. an cedar. moro joining
Business with owner Mr. England.
80si Arcade BldE.
ron SALE, by owner, 20 acres OF land.
10 acres bottom land improved
snap. N. Hoaslund. II. n. H.. Box
2os. Port Orchard. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
Personals

widow. 50. with no cash.
hui 10 acres fine chicken and garden
lana on Green ana " - also home
20 city wants partner siih not ieas
than ~ 600 60 build. and BUY chickens
Must b. sober, respectable man from
SO 60 %. Who would appreciate quiet
home and good eeek IN remaining
Fs4rs 40 uifisfs need answer object
utatrimuny Address PEI star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
ALL CLEARED

ron SALE. by owner. 20 acres OF land
10 acres bottom land. improved A
snap. N. HoaElund. n. r. H.. Box
2os. Port Orchard. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26


ORIGINAL MOLER BARBER SCHOOL
20 Occidental Ave
We teach he barber trade thoroughly
secure p0sitinnss wages while learning
Special low rate.
ORIGINAL MODERN pAHRYR COT
LEO. fes Main ss--oidsat in Seattle
Teaches the barber trade. pays wages
secures positions - COLLEGES sfrd
year in busiress Reduced spring rates
By DOING business upstairs rraeis sails
mems s2s suits and overcoats for fis
Traeie's Upstairs suit shop. soEis THIRD
ave
WANTED--A man. steady fob Ned
small amount money for material Give
sddrss. F-s1. star.
Is % VALUE ,roussr. for 81 80. Iundauiss-
Lilly ups,sir, clothes shop. Green Bldr
tth and Pike.
E1yt .S.. geHs Z, . I1Js 90 Z, =
2i-Female Help Wanted
WGNTED--ATnsisars Lyric Theatre sos
oceidentsi ave Friday
HUSDREDs Tovsrnrnsnt positions open
to women. 80 month write I'm
msdiateiy for IRE. list Franklin In
D,eI ~ %; re ss,ssS
22-Female Situation
WIDOW want. hou..ksspinx for ore or
wages Phon. Ballard 71t7
~~-~~~~~~~~~-~S~~~~~-~- o-~-~~~-NSr~~~~~-~~
23--Personals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-26
CLOSE TO COIny

In sirht Of Seattle. just across the bay.
acres very rich alder land. itT6. $50
cash. 80 per month. There IN a fine
spring on IT.
CLIFFORD 4 VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave- 10i Washington st
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16

November 22, and all of the more important ports of both coasts, Cuba, and the West Indies will be on the regular route. Mir. Bunch will also visit Chicago and Cincinnati to ar range for tourist service, the new route being expected to prove pop ular one for an ocean voyage.
 The Alaska on the first trip will make special call at Charleston, S. C., as a shipment of 1000 tons of canned salmon has been accepted for that port. After this first trip Charleston will not be on the regular route.
 Mir. Bunch expects to be gone about a month on his mission, as several days will be required at each stop.
 The new route will take about two months for the round trip, and inasmuch as it passes through the canal and skirts both coasts, Cuba, and other points Of interest, traffic is expected to he heavy. Thus far two round trips have been arranged for
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16
BREWSTER IS
 PROMOTED TO
 STATES OFFICE
Juneau Official of the SuI- livan Concern is Ad- vanced to Better
 Position

Burt B. Brewster, Alaskan man ager for the Sullivan Machinery Company has been transferred to the Salt Lake office of that com pany and will become District Sales Manager for the Intermoun- tain Division. 0Ir. and Mrs. Brew ster will leave for their new home as soon as possible after october 1st
 Walter F. oBrien. who for the past two years has been practical field man attached to the local of flee of the company has been ad- vanced and will become the Alas kan sales manager for the company. The new order becomes effective on October 1st.
 Mir. Brewster came to Juneau for the Sullivan concern over two years ago and opened the Alaskan office for the company. He has been in charge of it since it's establish ment. After arriving here he was married to Miss Lenora Hyde and the two have been among the popu- lar members of the younger set since that time. Their many friends will be sorHy to hear of their leaving, but will also be glad to hear of their good fortune.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16
ALASKA BISHOP MAKES OFFICIAL
 VISIT TO CITY
Rev. Phillip With His At- tendantS Arrives Here on His Way to
 Sitka

Right Reverend Phillip. Bishop Of Alaska, for the Russian church ac- companied by Very Rev Amphilohy, Dean of the Alaska Churches, arriv- cd from the south last night on the City of Seattle and will remain here until Monday. They will conduct services in Jueau and Douglas chur- ches tomorrow. On Monday the party will leave on the gas boat Pa cihc for Sitka.
 On the way to Sitka the clergy men will visit Hoonah and Killisnoo and hold services at both places. Bishop Phillip and party will make their official residence at sitka, where they will remain until next January. at which time they will leave for San Francisco.
 Bishop Phillip was consecrated as Bishop of the Alaskan churches at New York, August 18th, and left for the north immediately afterwards. He is a veteran of the European war and is a graduate of Moscow, (Rus- sia) academy. He is S2 years of age and is the youngest man ever ap- pointed Bishop by his church.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16
WHITE SLAYER
 IS CAUGHT IN
 MOST BOLD ACT
Prominent Woman of Chi cago is Caught in a Net of a Pro-
 CuTer
.PRoSECUTER TO ACT

CHICAGO. Sept. To- -(SpeciaD.- States Attorney Hoyne today began Ia crusade to wipe out a band of al- leged procurers. wao are believed to have found many victims among the young women whom they induced to lead lives or shame in and near Chi .cago.
 Detectives from HoyDe's office, ac- companied by an assistant States Att torney. made their first arrest in the campaign when g man giving his name as Alexander Lewis was taken in the Stclnway Building.
 Several days ago a young married woman of social prominence. whose husband has been ill for some time. saw an advertisement in news paper lt called for Ladies for modelling: bust 36 to SS"
 She called. and according to her story, was in the office less than five minutes before she was insulted.
 "The woman related a remarkable story" said Hoyne. She said Lewis told her ac was an advertising man who obtained models for department stores. He then told her that he would have to see the lines of her figure and invited her to strip.
 Lewis toli her that wealthy wo- man living at a loop hotel had taken one of the girls he had sent her and placed her in a flat where she met men and made big money
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16
HUGHES WILL
 MAKE ANOTHER
 WESTERN TRIP
Is Also to Be Sent to the Wild and WooIly to Talk
 to Voters.

CHICAGO, Sept. Notwithstanding features in the preliminary campaign being carried on from western Re publican headquarters are arrange ments for second western trip by Charles E. Hughes and the invasion of the West by Theodore Roosevelt and Albert J. Beverldge of Indiana.
 While Mr. Hughes new western itinerary has not been definitely fixed, it will include speaking en- agreements in Indiana, Illionis and Michigan, with one speech delivered at some central city in Oklahoma, The western itinerary of Colonel Roosevelt is also in abeyance. Mir. Hughes will be at Peoria, and Spring field Sept. 19. Mir. Beveridge is booked for a speech at the Auditor ium in Chicago on Oct. 6. It is planned to bring Colonel Roosevelt to Chicago for a meeting of nation al significance,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16
TRAITORS ARE
 FIGHTING FOR
 THE GERMANS
English People Are Deeply Concerned in Acts of DukeS-Queen is
 Given Tip

LONDON, Sept. 7.-The dukes of Cumberland and Albany, drawing sSO. .OOO year each from England and known there as traitor dukes" are fighting for Germany The form CT is a distant cousin of King George. and if the present Royal Family should be wiped out, he or his son, the Kaiser's son-in-law. would under the act Of settlement be the legal claimant of the British throne. Pro- tests have been made against keep ing their names on the payroll, while German socialists have professed ob- lection to the prospect Of Germany's having to support them. London gossip is that the Prime Minister has had 10 advise the English Queen against showing too much concern over relatives fighting for Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-16
PRIZES AWARDED IN
 THE GARDEN CONTEST

The committee acting as judges iu the school garden contest yester- day made he rounds and awarded the prizes for the best flower and vegetable gardens prepared from virgin soil by the children of Juneau. The prizes were awarded as follows: Lydia Kashcyaroff. Nadia Kashevar- or. jointly; first for flowers. BIO.
 Eleano rKelly. first for vegetables, SlO.
 Helen Kelly. second for flowers, 5000.
 Thos. Krigbaum. second for vege- tables. $500.
 The committee who acted as judges consisted of H. Ii. Folsom. Mrs F. A. eMtcalf. Mrs Royal A. Gunnison, Charles F. Davidson.