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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-27

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=: "a 's ss:. s % s.;o,s sss one f. =: most cruel
M. ls. s:s tried ss!es ry hearing the evidence Of This
fenced visi @ y hanged Wan d trial. and then sp
.s II . r ,:s n v re. Ts 4. s.s.s I'll 'sg .ss y
sr an unlawful but metsd justice ~
v.. n: Supreme Court upheld TIE vaet Of the
dovnor Miguel otsro the same
@ who . nov running M fer state auditor ~ ticket
only die issss partial sspiasos for h
That Justice Aoush mild comparison with what
was 70 follow; that was be done b. another candidate the Demo
. s y II. y; .sS the ''s,: cs.:'.y
ONLY ST % s Sr1ss o q ;i1 % 70 % s aud ~Ss. . served
y I:s'ss:ss 4. ssss
same sane kind Of s0vsrnOr he has BEEN Mcdonald
. y :, s.s; :; =. actually ALLOWED ',, ,s.
49,. 0oys"sI " xsDonsd for brief
e the
,:s'Su De s.ss vis
That this phrssins judged from what fol-
lowed justified the public BY this
latest instance Of official after HE
rom ns term OF fe imprisonment" BY de Bscai
dersd man In Galnas. settlement Rio Arrba county
violation
brought back and placed the
elect him extremely nient
dee women? Was because Vigil friend. ally
or were there other "
s reasonable suppose he elected governor
soiciude
ierer loose with murders to
The vigil Ia the only
good turn Tor the perperao OF horrible crime There
Of prudenco Martinez "
man named Feline Garcia
who employed In de printing Vegas one
night wayad and assaulted girl
street from the telephone exchange where
revolving public
After short time Martinez tried chsrta
b de Oero chairman and his parole
Martinez -
Governor unn NAV Of th,
the naturally
DID mcdonald finally parole Martinez
VINO mad given the vfemurderer Vigil a parole?
any event a. soon as Governor Mcdonald did
Lieutenant Of
80 shows the - ~ -
Thanks To Dc Baca little telsuhone
girl put the states payroll
charges society
afford but
may at least keep them from realizing where
recruits the the state look after
he should be free the other m
aaiant tine telephone gt-Fspe Garcia
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-27

P. A. Hall and E. T. Wiley Of IL
state auditors Office are cheokinr On
Luna county financial Affairs nm
July i, 1909. They would ~,
mighty good permanent a1Sl1lsno 6
Demine life.
Corporal Roy Phillips il hons fI-r
the Fort Bliss HOSPITAL o. Z 1e. -
furlough.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-27

The first and third bsttalions, 4th
regiment Alabama National Guard,
accompanied by good band, stopped
at Deming this morning en- route to
Nogales. Col. E. H. Graves, command
ing. They stopped long enough "a
get a few grocery supplies.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-27

Mrs. Jas. W. Dodson, wife Of TIE
popular adjutant Of the 9ra balta!.
ion, 2nd Arkansas, arrived Sunda,
morning. We are glad to extend Ii,
welcoming hand.
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@ie lie rebsnl

.@eitfrn gelongte cine feinoIihe
5auptOeduug in unIsrsu 8eiik", be-
ridtets gnoorna, ba hattie Ct cine
ohtrrei9iide GolbotmmaBe gefunoen.
nMQrgen mug t9 fort pm hier un0
mub abidie0 nebmen", isuf3tsn Ole
rufiidn 0snerale, 70 oft Tie cine
neue GtsluHg be3ogeu batten.A
r0e6barin, euer 5ldianen!N iagte
Ritolai 5u Marianne, ale ibm Der
Nutti ausgegan9en mar.
: .g6rs allo Gslo gsb0rm nidt in
eineu God lngte D'qnnin3to uu1
5dbliE leiR g5onorar" bonn fran5Df=
iden 8otfdaftsr.
.4h, fpeun Oh .pdrIt mein sissn!"
ieuf3tt nI re piceolo, 6a fonb er aui
Dem airdturm uno dugelts Hod
9rieit.
s5alltn feb ih 3peis duf 3peig
ingte Der Gar, "a bate tr Die nsgei
fen 9ampiberidie erbdIien.
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qdtnna, 9anbslcnic!

SIR boben bier III g9Dpming eiites
|9onS llno BADEN $3.50 8uibel
g8ei8en geerntct, 600 9uibcL
Safer, 30 guibel 6Iads; Surnips
ul0 Gmtoffeln 2 bis 3 9flinO ldfper.
aae @cmiiie ipodich bier gut. SIR
|oeroet einen poIlen Seller finoen.
no intner cine 5arm lit. ltu0
0ieles 9ano fonnt Sbr befommen.
800 ader SeimitGtte bon $74 bis
800. aphIc uito @oI8 am 2nuoc
oocr in Der gtG6e. Gfidt fem @ela,
fommt uu0 iebet ieIbit. Beun id
G1th oieies 2anO niht seigen fam.
merSe ih gif6 mieoergebeL mas
bic gabnfabrt nod bier gefcitat bat.
gtber fomntt redt bolo. oenn es miro
nidt Iange ooiterrL biz Giles aufqe.
nommen lit. g, @. 8eterieh Gil.
lette, @pn. til.
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gfeiF@en bsrbeiseruFen bate. unb
nun Iiirmte Iie, BEN @atfr porous,
Die 9eranbofufeH IN sroBsn SGBn
empor.
.ad, 9ornsmanuden, 9ornefraus
den beuit lonnsR Gle mas erles
Ben! 60 eineH Stingsr babe id Lam
as nidt esbdbt! 2aieu Sic nur or
6eutli9 duItrngen!" rief ie Ia9eno
uno pirbsIte bic alte Grau iibermis
Tia bin unO Der.
Jrau Dotnemann nidts erfreut.
SIT f9on aaes 3uTe4t. &OmteB'
den. lber erit andre aleibtr dnle'
aen. 60 tonnen Sie lid ni9t gu
5iId isben."
giu 3og Elm WduIden uuo fob
duF ibre 9dnbe 1erdb. Sin abgrunos
tisier Ssuf3er bob ibre grait. 9aitIg
5og iie ole giiiBe alb.
6OrtiebuHa foIgf).
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@si6dftli6cs uOul GelppraSsH.
gieie l5bliGe W%ewUbHBeit tdHufe bans
tiger gcitbt wcroen.

gieie Collide @ewObHBeit t6nnfe bans
tiger seitbt wcroen.
Gb 0ntel sam beim 4isprdgeH
neuer mun3en pets mud einem ges
ptnen Spprn DerTabrI, ni Hlat im5
mer tlur. 4meritanuue uiun3en DER
etnen Coer anoeren OatIungen lDeroen
mltunter msDrere Juyre blater eInanz
Der in 10 gsrlngal utengen gepragt,
Dag ne auq ppue oas Qm3uireten
tplqrger auberllmer Unilune du1faIz
lenD lelteu netotn, uH0 atae WalHs
sen Der betreuenosn SeusaHungen ta1t
gar Mot auButrelpeu ltno. Oas
galt in neuerer 3ett 3. y, BON 9albs
collar SiIberludea.
4n0 Dog gibt Is bel uns gar HiHt
fpenlge seuIe, pelpe oaraui DerielleH
lnO, 10 melt ME irgeHO mogli9 ttets
neues @slo 81 babeH.
1toA ben Utltleliungen zines Sad
perrdnDigen lit tsiHerlet @runo pprs
banoen, nes6alb bic RegierIng ioIz
den Seoirmihsu nidt in aus9es
bepnteitem Mage entgegentOmmen
iollte, 3umal fe NIT Dem grdgen Der
n~isiiten Mtiiu5 9attungeu Elm rebt
prDfitables Geiadft ma9t.
Cine 4usnabme bleropn biloen lett
LANCER 3eit 9olbmun5en oa bier Der
Neunnert Der Dtan3e unO Der Wert
beg in ibr entbnItenen goloes fi9
fogut lpie ~Doaitanbig oeden. 81 SEE
len - nie aud Heueroings pie0rr
it aud Das Brdgsn bon aupfermiin=
3en unprpfItabei, HnD % lit elm
j@le@tta 0ti9dit, penn bic 6erItels
lung BON Gent Stiden i'm @erte
non einem Dollar Der Regierung
Sill bar toittt. ODD Gabsn iOIde
9~erbdltni1e ME ldnge ~bsitauoeh, uno
meiiiens oerbient Gntel Gam nit Der
6eriteaung bon aupfermjn3en iogar
beipnOers piei. Nus tinem gfuno
aupier erbdlt mon ga. 200 GenHtude.
46er aud nit oer prdgung ben
lnberen Wtiin3en - Sob INNER aus
genommeH piro alemaI Elm iebr
gutes Gefdoft genIadt.
60 TT Der 8rofit bel Der 5ers
Heaung daer artsn @ilbsrmuH3en Elm
iebr grcBer. SIN Elm 9aIbbouors
GilbtritId gsfen - BEN iest beitss
henoen qreis 3ufolge - fir ttpa 27
Gents 5ilbar. 4u6 penn man ore
fpuftigen soften Mitrednet, bIeibt Der
aegierung Ro4 Elm groFit DON Is
Rig 5u IS pro5eut an Den 9nIb0ols
lar Gtiiden, ME unldngIt Der guf=
ieher eines Der Wliiu3dmter Iel6er ers
| st1rte.
9smentipremenb lit aud Der PrOs
fit an anbere Sit5ermiu3en, - ia
CT 1T i'm gan5en GROCER, aIs irgeno
cine gr0Be giienba6n in Qmerita an
8i1ibea0tn 3a1lt!
Qaes in aasn. if Die 4niiht Dor
| Wiin3 : qieobabern nobl nift unbe.
srIn0st, oaB a4es dmeritanii6e I'm.
laufgslD b%dufiger erneusrt mercer
t6nnts, aIs Il Bis jest meiteus &C.
i4ebsn tit.
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gIdtnug, MitglieScr Oes GlatOniO
Grieaers@ ereins.

Ga oie am Gpnnerstag ben q,
9amar an1efiinNigten geriamm.
huta mcacn umgiinitigen @etterS
.uidt itattfinopn tomte, 10 ieien biz
g2italicocr 6iermit benadridtigt
.oaB oieie @eriamm(ung ant Sams'
.taa oen 10. 5ebruar, unhmittags
y ll6r in 6dltom a~bgebalten Deroer
IoG.
Gen aanleraoen 5ugleih Die gtof).
.ridt. 6ab Der Sollom Geutihe Ser
elm ebcnfans am t9. 5ebrliar.
abcaNs Z lt6r. ieiHc monatlide Der.
.iammIuug, NIT einem onidlieBenoer
6nmilien. 9 rgniieen, abhalten miro
Scr pom ms bleiben mill lit geplf
her3lid eInaela0en
4. Sfladpenme1er, SER,
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paren falrt. Gas qano 1T laiiicr
idworser ionbigcr q%ebmbo0clL gilt
aorn. uio qllfaIia.eanb Sir einet
pottpreis $40 glder fir 500, w
WleiIen, 2HO 800 fir $50 ben 4der.
& MeiIen BON oer Staot SD neb-
me s0--f2O g(der bcbarites Saro iu
9ouid fir 800 ader gutes Sauo,
lpenn Gle mehr SoBo haben moaen.
O0er tauidlc qegen Saroipare, Nler'
honoiIe Store 90. Builder Shop &c
aen aforementioned pen0e man iidl
o6er ihreibc OH 5ranf ShaiIer.
BANNER, n. 1, Clearwater, gieb.
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A6tung, Burger
0erein Oon CREIGHTON

llniere General 8criammlung uaD
9~eamtenwobl fiuoct Sonntng. Den
90. 6ebr., nadmittags 2 ubr in
@ilcts 0aac in CREIGHTON itott. ytadI
Der G|eriommIimg miro cine ih6ne
llnterbaltllng ltattfinoen uno itno
aae Mitalieoer oriugeuO eriudt III
erI6einelt.
Sis Scnrp Sdfuare, &rai.
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.a6tung, Bdrger-
Oerein Don Dun6Grl

Oil General g%eriammlnng bcs
Dunbar Wilrgeroereius finoct an
.Sanistag. oen 10. 5ebr, na6mit.
tags 2 llbr IN Dunbar Itott. sac
MitglieOer iiiO eriudlt, gu erifei.
men.
SIS Otto Sietners Setr,
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adltnna, 9satide!

aommt su 8. 8, 6. RnmObr fir
6eIten 9initltr0er a1ie. aerluberten
Eatfii6, Saienpfeffcr. Bier mlo
Sdnaps BADEN mir aud gu Der.
faufen. 207 iiiolide Is. 5troBe.
6mabdt Reb.
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ernsr @ebants. Nnt6rt

6 ter 0eonnte. anthros
pploqe (ala Elm 9ettler NIT unf0rmts
gem aopf ooripridt): aNiirbsu Sis
oieasiat stiiattsu. OaB id S9aosIs
mtHungen bti SbhsH pornelmeg'
80 gepiBl 6srr prOfsFOr bubsE
poBI eiusn alien 6ut fir mid
ibrig2"
8orforgIin. Git: On
ssbii bod erIt nab Gid fOri, naruw
siskS Du 0tnn Thcn Dorber bic 5tits
Et. an2
81: WeiBi ou. S1ob Il gibt beuts
erbia nit Spsd, msirs geiblpe9
anD 0a tommi mir INNER nnn beH
-gHM oas SlisieIaH5it1en 10 ianer an.
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k(aIGfl5IrlR An6elgen

!6cim .9lnitdnoigc niidterne ar6ei-
ter iiroen Elm 9utes tuarntes
sem, 8or0. 2ogiS mo 8aide fitr
800 Die 3odc, lei ~ein8eIper edit
0eufjhcn iarbercn 6rau. Sur ite'
.ttae 3abIer finoeu auinabmc. 4it-
.me gtaunlamt, iii BRIGGS Ctr,
Il gIod Rorb bon @iaiants Ctr
g. IS.
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Cptiter.
anto aIeirtbner.

). 8. 8iuf. Der auto.a lembuer, Gbc.
8iaIiit IN 6erfteaunq bon Tenbers.
@oiolin Tolfs, SIC SID 90. CTR
Eel. 3ouglas $3.50.
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6rei-t ginno ron 60t @uapom
Der ooer Saguu Zee nit ieoeu
10 gfuno ocs beiten 35c aaiiees
her 9odefpolt mir S2.75. 8aUe
Gofiee Marfet 1911 2eaUcutpori5
Ctr, Gfiohn, 9eb.
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gu hrrfnnfen

3a uertanfen 56mieoe nit g9ert.
5eiig, ones in gutem 3nitano. Au-
sutrageu inter 6. &C., Omaha
8ribune. 8eb. II.
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Slid brinsenOe Srauriuae BEL BRO.
oegoar0s, 16. un6 Douglas ctr.
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MlnEfnGfdlrs-

Gonierbatorb Of MhuIic, 1901
Sornep Ctr. % 2e6rer, If a6.
t%eilungen; Stimme. gidno, BIO.
lipe, 1or3en. sbrodeu, MaIen,
iliip. aataIog olf MilnId.
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eotpricins Der oeutide Muftlebrer,
StlloiOs t3-t4.t5 grlinoton or,
16tf Go6ge Ctr. 9ougI. 247t.
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@at eInaeridtete 1armen an

Bat elngeridtete 6armen n 8u ner.
fmifen, Jt $50, $50 unO $40 ier
Slider, Iii antelope eountp, 3eh
|gieie 3armen t0nnen brett BON
eiaentiimer eefanft per0en SIR
braud,t feline s%tomnHiion 5n' bc5a6
Leu. noOur9 Sbr $1,000 bis $1,000
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ahriAner.

S. 8of93ol5. ISIS ecarenmorf6.
$. 2763. ~. ]
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Grfa6rener oentider 6armer lu0
icine lyrau iidan Stelling aif
elmer Garm. aOrciie .. g. 6mas
la Gribilne sen. ~.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22
BRING BACK BRING sAcM

TREADWELL. Sept. 22.-Oh. bring back those Library books. is the dirge which the members Of the Treadwen Library Committee arc droning. in an attempt to impress upon those persons who may have books out, the necessity of return .ng them The work of recatalogu. ing the Treadwel Library has been practically held up because of the great number of volumes missing. More than 15O books are stin over iue. AS a last request. the commit. tee urges that patrons Of the library look through their books and if they discover a book belonging to the library to hurry 1t back to the club No questions will be asked if only the books are returned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22
rREADwELL NOTES

Mrs. Lyman s. Ferris entertained l number Of ladies most pleasantly It her home yesterday afternoon. Sewing was engaged in until late in the afternoon when dainty re- treatments were served by the hos tess.
 The Sewing Club will meet at the home of Mrs. R. G. Wayland his afternoon.
 Mrs. Combest, wife Of Shelly Com best, superintendent of the Cyanide plant at Treadwell is expected to ar rive home today from a visit to the States.
 Mrs. McBlain who has been spend Ing several days in town from Warm Springs, where she and her bus band expect to spend the winter will leave for the Springs on the M R. P. boat today or tomorrow.
 Bob Fitch, who has been working lt the Ready Bullion hoist, is back It work after nearly two weeks va cation at the hospital.
 Sam Shudshift, who for some time has held down the position as head violinist with the Lyric Orchestra expects to leave for the Westward on the next trip Of the Alaska. Mir Shudshift has been employed also al the 1900" mill.
 George Hilrick. who has been work ing at Treadwell since his return this Spring from the States, where ne was attending school, is leaving for Anchorage on the Alaska.
 O. T. Webber and family, who ex pected to leave for their home in Honolulu last week got away thi. morning on the Alice.
 John Duncan. formerly employed lt Treadwell left this morning or the Alice for Prince Rupert.
 Miss Thelma Ninnis. who was re gently elected to each the new school at the Perseverance colony expects to leave for that place to morrow as the school term will be gin next Monday Miss Ninnis vii be sufficiently near home that she will be able to spend the weekend: in Treadwel until the weather be comes too stormy. The new schoo building, which has been under con struction at Perseverance is prac tically completed and with the in stallation of the school furniture which is now in Juneau, everything will be in readiness to begin work
 A four reel movie will be shown at the Treadwen Club Hall after the meeting tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22
J. L. MCPHERSON IS
 VISITOR ON ISLAND

DOUGLAS, Sept. 22.-J. l.. Me Pherson, manager of the Alaska Btu reau of the Seattle Chamber of Com merce who arrived recently in Ju- neau from Anchorage and the scene of the construction work on the Gov ernment railroad, was a visitor on the Island yesterday.
 Mir. McPherson. who is himself, an engineer of wido experience, is most enthusiastic over the immen- sity and efficiency of Che work al- ready accomplished by tho Alaska Railroad Engineering Commission.
 optimism" according to MT. Me Pherson, "fs a prevailing character istic among Alaskans in Seward and in other parts of the Territory this year"
 Mir. McPherson expects to remain in the capital city for several days before returning to his headquarters In Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22
PRESIDENT ID
 OPEN CONGRESS
 DOWN IN TEXAS

FL PAsO. Tex. Sept. 22.-The program to be followed by the In- ternational Irrigation Congress when 1t meets in Fl Paso. Oct. 4 to IS. next. will be one Of the best ever presented for the entertainment and instruction of delegates to an irriga- ton congress since the foundation of the institution at Salt Lake City in 1891.
 From many points of view the for nal dedication of the Elephant Butte dam by President Wilson will be the leading feature of the program. The dedicatory exercises will be held at the dam at Elephant Butte. N. M., about 125 miles up the Rio Grande from El Paso and about 175 miles below Albuquerque from both of which points excursions will be run.
 At conclusion of the dedicatory ceremony the delegates to the Irri- gation congress will hold the first session of the 1915 congress and for mally organize after which the Presi- dental party and distinguished guests will return to Fl Paso.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22

undersigned was duly appointed Ad- ministrator Of the estate of w. r. Skoog, deceased, on the 18th day of September, 1916, and that pursuant to the order of the Probate Court above named, ali creditors interest ed in said estate are hereby notified to appear and file their claims with the undersigned said administrator within six (6) months from the giv- ing Of this notice
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 1Sth day of Sepetmber, 1916.
 W. W. CASEY, Administrator of the Estate of w..
 2. Skoog. deceased.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22
JUNEAU DEMOCRATIC
 CLUB MEETING PUT
 OFF UNTIL WEDNESDAY

The meeting of the Juneau Demo cratic Club that was scheduled to take place next Tuesday has been postponed until Wednesday, Sep tember 27th.
 The postponement was due to the fact that the Arctic Brotherhood will have doings Tuesday evening. and many members of the Demo- cratic Club are members of the Arc tic Brotherhood and desire to par ticipate in the election. dance. etc
 The officers of the club desire that there be a full attendance at the meeting Wednesday night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22

that reason. The prosecution will also show that Krause fled on ac- count of the disappearance of Plum kett.
 "The prosecution will show that at the time Krause was arrested he had property of Plunketts in his possession including clothing, docu- ments and small strip of paper torn from the bottom Of letter with Punkett's name written on it. Also that Plunkett had a barometer which he purchased in Juneau on his boat and that it was in the possession of Krause, also a battery from his boat, shot gun. clothing, handkerchiefs, and other personal belongings.
 Crime Premedltated
 "The prosecution will also show that the letter to the customs house which was written on Krause's type writer was written before Plunkett and Krause left Juneau, and told of the loss of & boat which was never lost and which at that time had not left the Juneau dock The prosecu- ton will show the facts of the wide search for Plunkett by his friends and other facts which will establish his death and we will ask for a yer dict of guilty"
 Krause's Attorney Busy
 Immediately after the close of the statement of the prosecution Kazis Krauczunas asked that the jury be excused and then asked if that was all the evidence the prosecution would produce to prove the corpus delich.
 Judge Jennings informed him that .he prosecution could not be com pelled to add anything to the open ing statement. l.- I7c1rczunas then moved tha. the ease be dismissed as the o~c~in~ siGiewont7 did not show tha, d co.p.s Oelicti would be proven.
 Judge Jennings denied the motion. He stated tha. tAe c.idonce in the case wor trc '"-ci c"l that at the end of that time the defense could make thu saMo motion again if so desi- 2. lo. tha In case of the defcnGaut would mol be preju- diced or lnjurcl ;acJ5gh the fact that the evidence o, .ac c-osecution had been Lcarl.
 In his openir e s ,molt Mir. Krac- zunas, attorney for the defense, stat ed "It may not be necessary on ac' count of points of law and evidence for tEe defense to introduce testi- mony and 1t is very unlikely that we will do so"
 Witnesses Are Called
 The taking of testimony in the case started this morning and the following witnesses were called, B. NJ. Behrends, J. C. Mcbride, Harold H. Post. Henry Shattuck, E. P. Pond, Bartlett l.. Thane. William Geddes. Charles E. Davidson, Her man r. Trlpp, Willis E. Novel;, w.. W. Casey, John Reck, William Dick inson and Peter Early. All of the witnesses testified to the good char aeter of Plunkett and of his unlikli- hood to leave Juneau suddenly with out letting some one know of his intentions.
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NOTICE

All bills due the Carlone Tailoring Company are to be paid to Mir Nily Carlone. as Mir. Ray Smith is not connected with said company.
 CARLONE TAILORING co. Douglas. Alaska. Sept. 22, 1916. S24
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TWO IN oNE-The EMPIRES way for everybody The EMPIRES ads" keeps the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns are right up to the minute on the days news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22

WHY use dirty sand ana gravel when you can get good clean sand and gravel at the Juneau Sand and Gravel bunkers? Gravel and bar sand SITS per yard. At Tread well. S1.50.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-22
LYRIc rHEATRE NorlcE

Owing to the Lyric being rented for the Wickersham speech Saturday night. The Broken Coin" serial will be run tonight only 222.
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HOUSE and Furniture for sale Mrs. T. Murphy. rear Of Douglas school house. S23
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FOR RENT-New S.room apart ment with bath partly furnished Dr. Mathis. tel. Douglas S1 s16
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FOR SALE-Sare ana typewriter enquire Guys Drug Store. a1Stf
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Finest display of flowers and plants in Alaska at Winter & Ponds. Phone 47. S22.
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NorlcE To CREpIToRs.

In tho Commissioners Court, Tor the Territory of Alaska, Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska;
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IN PROBATE.

In the matter of the Estate of w.
 r. Skoog deceased.
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YOu wIlI pIaaso taae aoE.ce that the
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EMPIRES classitieds pez.
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"we will show that at the time of the arrest in Seattle, Ole Moe, or Krause denied that he was Krause, that he knew anyone of that name, or that he ever heard of Edward Ilrause. Later he admitted that he was Krause and stated that a man by the name of Christie had been taken from Treadwen by him and had disappeared and that he could not satisfactorily explain his disap- pearance, and had left the north for