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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
DEMOCRATS TO NAME MEN
 TOMORROW

ST. LOUIS. June l5.-The Demo cratic National Convention was again in session this forenoon at n O. clock. As yesterday. all delegates were in their seats early and the galleries were again crowded with spectators.
 Today the convention Is attending Go the reports of the committees on credentials and other affairs As soon as this business Is dosposed of. speeches will be made by various party leaders in attendance as dele gates or spectators.
 10 was announced this afternoon that probably nominations would be made at the night session Co be held tomorrow.
 William Jennings Bryan. besides attending to his reportorial duties. is very active among the delegates. It Is possible that he will be asked to make speech late this after noon and if not will do SO tomorrow afternoon upon request of temporary chairman Martin F. Glynn.
 Bryan in Perfect Harmony.
 William J. Bryan announced last night that the tentative platform that Is being considered by the Dem ocratic committee on resolutions is perfectly satisfactory to him. and that it will be a pleasure for him to throw au of his influence into the campaign this year for the reelection Of President Woodrow Wilson.
 The announcement Of MT. Bryan, while expected by the members Of the administration here at St Louis. has served to increase the spirit Of confidence and enthusiasm Of the assembled Democrats
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
PROMINENT JURIsT IN JUNEAU ON CASE
 IN DISTRICT COURT

Judge Robert w. Jennings is hear ,ng arguments this afternoon in the case of the United States against the Alaska. Pacific Fisheries Company, suit testing the validity Of the SOOO- foot reserve made by the government below the low tide line of Annette island for the purpose of reserying the trap sites for the Metlakahtla Indians.
 Judge C. H. Hanford, Of Seattle and James NJ. Shoup. of Ketchikan' and Simon Hellenthal of Junea. rep resent the defendant. and Assistant District Attorney J. ]. Reagan. rep resents the government. The case was instituted for the purpose or testing the reserve order.
 Hanford Famous Lawyer.
 Judge Cornelius H. Hanford Is one of the famous lawyers of the Pacific coast. He was appointed United States district judge and Chief Justice of the Territorial court for the Third Judicial Dis trlct of Washington Territory by President Benjamin Harrison ID 1889. succeeding Judge Thomas Burke In the fall of the same year. following the admission Of Washington Territory as a State, he was appointed United States district Judge holding the position nntil 1912. when he resigned.
 Judge Hanford came to the Pacific Coast as boy and located in the Willamette valley. removing later to Seattle where he began the prac. tice of law as a young man. meeting with almost instantaneous success. Since his retirement from the bench he has been practicing his profes. sion in Seattle
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
PERSONAL MENTION

Marshal B. Fiemming returned from the westward last night on the Alaska.
 Lynn B. Adsit, who for the past month has been making a tour Of westward towns. calling on the trade. returned on the Alaska.
 Pat J. Lynch. the well known dia- mond drill expert returned from the westward on the Alaska Mir. Lynch left about 9 month ago no business trip.
 J. D. Helps. general Alaskan agent of the Standard oil Company, and who has been making tour of the westward towns in the interests of that company returned on the Alas ka last night
 George R. Noble, formerly engaged in promoting mining property in this vicinity. returned from the south last night. He will be in the city for a few days on private business.
 Mrs. J. Fl. Kline returned from an extended visit to Seattle on the Northwestern. She has been visit ing with her parents and returned to join Mir Kline who is assistant in the office of the Alaska Steam ship Company here.
 Charles A. Quackenbush building contractor of Juneau. returned on the Northwestern. Mir. Quacken- bush went south on a commission to purchase the fixtures for the new cafe and bar in the Gastineau Building.
 Esther Joslin. niece of Mrs. Gun nar Blomgren. has arrived and will spend her vacation in Juneau. Miss Joslin Is training Co become a nurse.
 Mrs. J. II. Reeves. wife of Stacy Reeves. manager Of the Owl Drug Company, returned from the South last night after an extended visit in the States.
 Mrs. Charles D. Garfield. returned on the Northwestern, after visiting in the states for the past couple of months
 F. M Jordan principal owner of the Latouche copper mines. passed through on the Northwestern bound for the property and to make his annual inspection.
 Mrs. w. J. Mulvihill accompanied by her children. passed through on the Northwestern bound for Skagway where they will ioini Mir Mulvihill who is chief train dispatcher of the White Pass X Yukon Railroad
 J. A. Webb. accompanied by Mrs. Webb. passed through on the North western last night night bound for Fairbanks. where Mir. Webb Is one of the well known business men.
 w C. Finn, mining operator on Ester Creek. Fairbanks. accompan- jed by Mrs. Finn, was on the North western bound for the interior
 Gus Sieffert. mining man of Nome and Hope. who has been in the city for the past week, left for the south on the Alaska. Business interests at Nome require his attention at once Vincent Seifiert. his son who has been here receiving attention for an injured eye. left on the Northwestern for Anchorage. where he will join his mother
 Mrs Charles B. Hadd left for the south on the Alaska and will visit with her mother for the next couple of months in Seattle.
 Mrs. Eleanor C. Jones' wife of Herbert B. Jones. accompanied by her two children left on the Alaska and will visit for the next few weeks in the east.
 IT. Summerfield and F. S. Diamond machinists bound for Anchorage, were on the Northwestern. They will be employed by the Railroad Commission.
 George C. Moeller, one of the we'll known mining men of the Fair banks section was on the North western bound for the Interior
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
WANTS ALL PRISONERS
 SENT TO NEUTRAL COUNTRY

LONDON. June 15. - The Daily Graphic, discussing the alleged hard ships of British prisoners in Ger many. suggests that the prisoners of all belligerent nations be trans ferred to neutral countries and be paid for by the respective govern ments. The Graphic urges the Unit. ed States to take up the matter to the extent of making a special ap- peal to the German government to agree to such an arrangement
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
BABY DIES SUDDENLY.

After living but four hours. the in fant son of MT and Mrs c. IT. Jack son passed away The baby was born at St. Ann Hospital late yester- day evening. and made a brave struggle for its life. but the spark was too weak. and it gradually flickered out The funeral services were private and were held this af- ternoon at o'clock. at the grave The sympathy of the entire com. munity has been extended to the be reaved parents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
GLYNN'S SPEECH WAS GREAT ARGUMENT AND PRO- FOUNDLY CON
 VlNciNG.

ST LOUIS. June l5.-It is con- ceded by all who listened Co the great speech of former Gov Martin IT, Glynn. upon assuming his duties as temporary chairman Of the Dem ocratic National Convention yester- day that it will take rank. for ora tory and convincing argument. among the foremost great American con vention speeches His review of the legislative and administrative accom- p,ishments Of the administration. his defense Of those accomplishment and the administration policies. and his defiant challenge 10 all who oppose President Wilson. whether Republi- cans or otherwise. made a tremen- dous impression on his auditors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
WILSON URGES MONUMENT
 TO INVENTOR OF MONITOR

WASHINGTON. June 15- Presi- dent Wilson has approved move ment to have Congress appropriate S100,000 for a monument 10 John Ericsson. the inventor the the Moni- tor He sent a letter 10 Senator Lea and Representative Shayden whether 1t were possible to get ac- ton on the bill at this session
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
PRIVATE AMERICAN BANKS BLAcKLlSTED
 BY THE BRITISH

NEW YORK. June l5.-Priyate banking houses in the United States which have refused to discontinue doing business with German and Au. strian correspondents have been blacllisted by the British govern ment. This action has been taken in cases where all the members of the American firm are citizens of the United States
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
SPHINX JUNIOR" TITLE
 APPLIED TO HUGHES SON

PLATTSBURGH. x. r.. June l5.- Sphinx Junior" is the wellearned ti- tie Of Charles Evans Hughes Jr. son of the Republican nominee for President. who is here as a private in Company c at the business mems military training camp
 He flatly refuses to talk politics,
 Does your presence here mean that your father believes in prepar- edness " he was asked "The mud around here is.- etc. etc. he replied taking up the general topic Of the camp. where the New York city amateur soldiers are blowing around in soft. sticky loam
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
LINER BEAR" ASHORE
 ON COAST; EXPECTED
 SHE WILL BE FLoATEo

SAN FRANCISCO. June 15 The big steamer Bear Of the Portland & San Francisco company Is ashore at Sugar Loaf promintory The acci- dent occurred during fog and ac' cording to wireless advices 1t Is expected that the ship will be float ed. The passengers were trans ferred without any commotion, the sea being perfectly calm. The bat tleship Oregon rendered valuable as- sistance at the scene.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
AMERICAN BOY MUST
 BE lNTERNED IN
 IRELAND LONG TIME

WASHINGTON. June 15.--Ambas- sador Page. at London, has informed the State Department that the Brit. ish government would not release John J. Kilgallon, Brooklyn school boy. arrested in Dublin in connection with the Sim Fein uprising. Kill gallon will be interned until the end of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
Want Von Tlrpltz eaek

LONDON, June 15. - Dispatches from The Hague say that since Ska. gerrak seahght there has been a growing demand for the restoration Of Admiral Won Tirpltz as head Of the German sea forces. The dls- patches say the German conserva- tive and liberal parties are making B concerted action in this direction. not being satisfied with the result Of the sea fight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
WILL FORM LIFE
 PARTNERSHIP AT
 CEREMONY TONIGHT

Rev. G. D. Christian. of the Epis- copal church will tonight unite in marriage Miss Alma Sowerby and Kenneth C. White. two popular young people of Juneau The wedding will take place at the home of Mir. and Mrs. I. Sowerby. and from to il a reception will be held to which all friends are invited
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
CARD PARTY GIVEN WITH
 MRS. CLARK DAVIS, GUEST
lIrs. Clark Davls. who is visiti

Mrs. Clark Davis. who is visiting Mrs. J. F. A. Strong. has been the guest of honor at two very prettily appointed affairs this week. Tues day evening Mrs Strong gave a bridge whist party at the Governors mansion. players occupying ten ta- bles. Last night Mir. and Mrs B. D. Stewart entertained Mrs Davis at a bridge whist party
 Mrs. Davis will leave on the Ad- miral Evans tomorrow for Katalla, joining Mir. Davis, who is a passenger on the steamer for there. where he is to construct a railroad
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
SPATz RETURNS FROM
 HAYNES BERRY RANCE

Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Spatz returned this morning on the Humboldt from Haines. where they had been visit. ing his strawberry ranch. Mir. Spatz also made arrangements for market ing the product of other ranches in that section He reports the pros poets for a record crop good this year. Several strawberry plants brought back by him are now growing in the window of Spatz'
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
MISSING BROKER
 RETURNS AFTER A
 QUEER EXPERIENCE

DULUTH. la.. June l5-Rush G. Estee. a prominent New York brok- CT and club man. who disappeared week ago from the steam yacht Rambler. returned to Duluth today and reported that he "came to his senses" in the Great Northern rail. road yards in Minneapolis this morn ing and hurried back to Duluth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
NEW MACHINE
 GAN TURN OUT
 MANY WAR PELLETS

NEW YORK, June l5.-The first unit of 31 machine. installed at the Nyack plant of the Kathodion Bronze Works has been tested out to satisfaction of the management. Each machine is ready to turn out 75,0OO cartridges day. and on an 1S-hour shift 15O.OO0 cartridges The second unit is now being tested to f.un
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM TOUCHES ONLY ONE
 ALASKAN QUESTION

The only plank in the Republican platform adopted at Chicago which refers to Alaska, and in it Alaska is not mentioned, Is that entitled Ter ritorial Officials" It is as follows:
 "Reaffirming the attitude long maintained by the Republican party. We hold that officials appointed 10 administer the government of any territory should be bona fde resi- duties are to be performed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
asEArrLEv BOUND NoRrA

SEATTLE. June 15.-The City of Seattle sailed at midnight loaded with freight and practically two- thirds of her passenger accommo- datlons taken by tourists The Ju. neau passengers were Mrs. T. H.. Head, Mary Gaun. Hazel Thompson and w. L. Martin
 For Douglas-Stanley vidovich and M. Garse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
CRACK LINER IS DUE.

The liner Prince George. of the Grand Trunk system. is due in port this evening. She will only remain here discharging freight and passen- gers then proceed to Skagway. Re- turning here Saturday night the big public reception for Juneau citizens win be held aboard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
MOST DEADLY WAR INSTRUMENT HAS
 BEEN INVENTED

BOSTON, June 15.- The Globe received a special from , Waterbury. Conn. says that what Is claimed to be one
 of the most deadly instru. ments of war ever invented has been perfected by Dr.
 Chas. A. Ward and Is being secretly considered by the war department With this device whole cities may be : destroyed, the doctor says. and in such short time that
 no force could stay it's rav- ages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
FINDS TURTLE WITH THE
 DATE wv. w. H., 1878"

PLEASANT LAKE. Mass. June 15 James F. Cahoon found turtle which bore the initials and date of w. W. H., 1873" Cahoon found the wood turtle, which is small, vel. low one. near a swamp near the western boundary line.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
STORMS RAGING ON
 COAST TO WESTWARD

SEWARD, June 15.-Both the Ad. miral Watson and Alameda report storms raging along the coast The Watson reports that the tug Samp- son with a barge loaded with lum. ber bound for Anchorage. was fore ed to run before the gale and seek shelter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
aerman crafta Sunk.

PETRoGRAD. June 15.-It Is of- ficially announced that the German auxiliary cruiser Herzmann. one de. stroyer and several merchant ships have been sunk in the Baltic sea by a Russian destroyer fleet. The commander and crew of the Herz- mann are reported to have been saved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
4TH RECT, U. S. MARINES,
 ORDERED TO SAN DOMINGO

SAN DIEGO. Calf, June 4-Orders were received here from Washing ton by Col J. F. Pendleton, com mandmg the Fourth Regiment of marines. to proceed to New Orleans, where the men will embark for San to Domingo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
ELKs WILL PICNIC
 NEXT SUNDAY GOING
 TO WAGNER's RANCE

The Elks' will hold their annual high jinks picnic next Sunday There will be all sorts of games, races and a barbecue Autos will leave from Elks hall at a. m. Sunday and con- tinue hourly until o'clock in the afternoon transporting the Bills and their wives, families or sweethearts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
KAISER REPORTED TO BE IN VEROUN REGION.

PARIS. June 15.-It is reported that the Kaiser is again on the Yer dun front directing with the Crown Prince the fighting that has ragged with renewed intensity for the past five days. The Kaiser is stated to have arrived two days ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
anoL.t.ll.r Enr Wilson

CHICAGO. June 15.-John D. Rock efeller Jr.. who Is lingering here following the Republican convention says. Although am a ReDubli- can. ! am sincerely back of every move by President Wilson. because the President of the United States is my president and my criticism of him win always be constructice. in- stead of mere passive disapproyal. Preparedness parades are splendid showings of patriotic American spir- n"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
 HAS PLENTY MONEY
 TO PAY ALL LENDERS

PARIS. June 15.-French Minister of France Ribot says that lenders of American securities left with gov ernment can demand their sale in New York at any time at current ex- change.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
Maior Patton Not HopefuI.

Major Patton. a well known Wash ington State newspaper man and delegate to the Chicago convention, writing of Chicago conditions for the Seattle Times. which supported Taft four years ago. said
 "Nlr. Harding is a pleasing speak. CT. and his address is evoking some applause from the galleries. but for the most part the delegates sit stol. id Their faces wear an expression which says We are here to do a cer tain thing We want to do it as soon as possible and so home" The thing they want to do and are going to do is to nominate Hughes for President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15

and one Of the prominent Socialists of the country.
 The Socialists will poll 100000 votes next November" Berger said. We polled nearly 100000 four years ago. and this time the gain is going to be tremendous
 Berger. who is editor Of the Mil waukee Leader. Is here covering the convention for his paper.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
RoosEvELr REcovERs.

NEW YORK. June Theodore Roosevelt. who was taken suddenly III yesterday, has recovered. While in his rooms he refused yesterday, also today. to discuss the political situation
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
BOSTON POSTAL SAVINGS
 BANK HAS SHOWN
 REMARKABLE INCREASE

BOSTON. June l5.-Since the es. tablishment here Aug. 1. 1911, 62,- 54S accounts have been opened, with deposits of s66S0.9O1, and payments of S4.710711.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
JEFFERSON IN AND OUT

The steamer Jefferson arrived from the south this morning with a small shipment of freight for chan Ael points The Jefferson brought no passengers from Seattle. and sailed south again shortly before noon talk ing no passengers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES
 WITH THE FRENCH.

PARIS, June 15.-The official com muniQue Issued late today by the war office states that attacks by the Germans continue on all fronts in the Verdun sector. The present on- slaught of the Teutons is as violent as any during the present seize.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
 IS COMING TO ALASKA

SEATTLE. June 15.-Charles War. ren. assistant attorney general of the Unitetd States has arrived here and will leave on the Mariposa for var ious parts of Alaska to consult with the northern District Attorneys
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
AFTER wELsH-woLcAsT GO

DENVER. June l5.-Aa offer of SS GOO has been made to Freddie Welsh. lightweight champion, for a twenty round boxing match with Ad Wolgast here July 4. 1t was an nounced today by Denver promoters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
RICH AMERICAN WIDOW WILL
 WE'D eREclAN PRINCE, REPORT

LONDON. June 15.-Mrs. William B. Leeds, widow of the American tinplate magnate. was unofficially reported here today to be engaged to marry Prince Christopher of Greece.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
DOCTOR REFUSED DIVORCE.

CHAMPAIGN. Ill.. June 15.-Dr S. W Shurtz today was refused di. vorce from his wife. Mrs. Lulu Tan ner Shurtz. daughter of the late Governor Tanner Of Illinois
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
Alaskans On Committees.

ST. LOUIS. June l5.-Democratic National Committeeman Of Alaska, T. L Donohoe of Valdez. has been re- cosnized by 8 committee appointment and John Roman. of Seward. has been made a memberc Of the resolu- tInns committeee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
 POSTPONE MEETING

The Presbyterian ladies have post poned the meeting tomorrow with Mrs. W. w Shorthill until June 23. as a number are in attendance at the Masonic encampment
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
Wilson Strong

There is nothing to it here but Hughes The old guard does not want him. and the Progressives are hostile. but the common delegates are for him because they think he can win. and because they think he will make a good. safe president af- ter he is elected. My guess is as good as the next mans. and I have no heSitancy in pronouncing Hughes a winner at this convention. I am not prepared to say what will hap pen after the nomination. but from what have heard here and all the way across the continent. ! am conf dent Wilson Is strong. and it is go- Ing to take 8 united Republican party 10 beat him"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
HUMBOLDT soUTHBoUND.

The steamer Humboldt sailed for he south this morning with a light passenger list Mir and Mrs. Kirk left for Wrangell. and Mrs. Clark for Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
Predicts Socialist Gains

ST LOUIS. June 15.-Big Socialist gains Tor next fall are predicted by Victor Berger. former Congressman
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15

..WIN WITH WHISPERS"
 HINT FOR c. o, p. SLOGAN
 NEW YORK. June 15.-The New York Herald this morning says the slogan. " Win With Whiskers |" Hughes and Fairbanks). is much more forceful than Twin With VII. son"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
CABLE OPERATOR IS
 NOW A MARRIED MAN


 Mir. and Mrs. J. s.
 M Quist. at home.
 Sorby Apartments. af-
 ter June 2Oth. 1916.
 
 Announcement cards like the above were mailed today in Juneau. Anra Glass and J. S. NJ Quist wore quiet ly married last night by Rev J. C. Blackwell at the Methodist parson- age. Clarence J. Wofter Frank Hickey and Miss Hester Hickey, act ed as witnesses. The bride arrived last night on the Northwestern Mir Qulst is one of the operators at the U. s. cable office. and yesterday af- ternoon he was kept in the back room of the office. securely tied with cable. as he was so nervous and ex- cited that his comrades feared that he would swim out and meet the steamer. When the whistle blew last night. Mir. Qulst was liberated and made the time to the city dock in 2:02
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-06-15
GUNS POURING HOT LEAD ON
 THE RUSSIANS

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