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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
4sesss.ssr -.

whats In namsf" WAS the query
propoundsd BY some post years and
ysars ago. and II hs hsd attended the
Rourke Thsatsr Thursday nisht he
would have found the answsr. He
would probably have 6ssn convincsd
that there was some method IN The
naeases of ~. aathnE Who dubbel
his musical stit "ssptsmbsr l1osn. |"
that b providing the bls audiencs In
attsndancs vas any efitsrion of the
drawing power Of the name.
Those who sAtsrtainsd the hops ol
being duly aad proDssly shocked. ssf.
fersd-a keen disappolntmsat. and
even the church nembers who at-
tended with the sxpectatioh Of having
their morals 1T hack about four r.
vivals. will have 70 admit that there
were no Questionable features "a
the show.
There ID not . thing in ''ssptem-
ber Morn" to point moral or adorn
. tale. and although some Of the
girly girls were not adorned Ia any
considerable degree. 1t least not 70
the extent where their costumes
would interfere In any way with their
grace Of movement. there was moth
Ing brasen In their display Of ply.
steal chAmrs. and on one occasion the
audience was let down lightly BY
witnessing the display through q
yellow parachute. aided by the reful-
gent rays Of 100 watt masda for Q
background.
The comedy and music were quite
up 10 the standard Of most musical
comedies. and the exhibition Of
sone Of the latter day dances was .
Demonstration Of the poetry Of mo-
tion that was unusually artistic.
"september Morn" w pot near ~
bad - was hoped for III expected.
By the bunch Of young blssds WHO
had ROW party In The bald-head-
ed section Of the parauet-
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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This Saturday. February ssth. ~
Triaida1 glrls Will eeas y Il Justa
70 play osr Girls tssn for TIE sAso-
oIeaship Of The oeulhsra COLOMBO
Nesthesn New Msxiee lsasue. ~
eans viii ~ Dlays1 q ths s1nk ~
Win - calIs1 ae Z e'eleek. our Glsls
have ssainsd hard To- sAs eeatsse.
Thsy 1sssaee1 Tslsllal - fslnl-
da1's fleos ~ . ssess q - y 80.
Ce0s ess ed ~ what ~ IN -
- Tfinl1e1 - or sua e)ses oso10ne.
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~ o1ne 0eano 9 G1amooonGH1D
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- eut - eoeeupooo ~ ~ - ~
aesy.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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4 /.
The Aasshall ssason viii opea In
L. Junta ! litals cartier @&han usual
that 10. the preliminasy campaign
for the raising Of very necessary Il
nances VIII. Last year the local
club was greatly Handicapped early
IN the season on account Of lack oi
lfinaacss. and -. moi peepose 70 gst
10 . stnilar hole this sesson II there
u any way out Of Il. It's the early
'bira that catches the worm. 20 thsy
'prssees { get In the game early this
season.
During the week Of April 18th "a
ssd. inelusive. Campbell's United
shows vill appear in tAis city undes
the auspices Of Tie L. yunta Ball
Clus. the necessary psrmit for . II.
cense having besn authorised By the
city council at the last meeting Of
that body. There are ten shows In
The aggregation. and Il 10 sald 70 b
e yer yhith class attraction. Thrse
OF them were among the attraction,
|nt the San Franeisco Panama Pacific
Exposition all Of last year. among
them being the lgsorot Village. Q
Philippine sxhibition that was In
eluded In the government exhibit: Z
Midget Village. = 0egmaA .spsciaity
which Includes feurtssa German
midgets living II . town Ill BY them.
selves and showing thsir rusnnseu
and customs; and the Roman etadi.
am. another foreign attraction.
The remaining seven ateractioks
|arethe Coiorsd Minstrels. lnterna.
tional Consrsss Of Freaks. Cuban
Twins, Days Of -. Philippine four.
legged girl. Canpbell's Musical Com.
sdy. Is to Show. Max Clac's Won.
der Show. Ferris wheen. Merrysc
Round. Mosordome and . varied a.
sortment Of concessions.
There are about %0e pseple In the
combined shows. the maintenaace
expense IL about $500 PER day. and
lover $500 Of this will b speat svssy
|dsy with ~ Ieeal reseauraats. roea-
bag hepose - oeheg oerehants w
ssG1 ! - sa11 - OQsvide aeesonans
datioos snd the daily naesanaFtss el
life 70 he personnsl Of the combined
shows. There u every indication
that Il b going TO Be . very svsntful
week In L. Junta and . profitable
one Tor the hall club.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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"
Il Junts wasn't much ef y 9n
thirty ysAfs ago judging fro11 a !
birdssys view Of IL tovn pat1l y
IN . real estate circular issue4 r.
Kilgors = sssley. ''rsal ssGaAo n
and insuraAes bFokess. !" q tnat ~.
iod. TAs birdssys = taken ftel =
|pOint % na0nq -aSsaVa vneef ~ ~
strest. looking h : nesthwsotoea !.
rsctloa. TAsfs = not : NJ w
shrub In sisAt b tie pleGnSs. 60 -
buildiAs that Iooas up aheve a11d "
rest b the Santa ~ roun11 A
which was probably the nost -
tsntioss buiiding u he town q -
time. There ere also tndlvo =
views Of the roundAeuse. ~ es1111o
Lincoln school builatag bsfesoess1o
was enlargsd. and The old santnts
Aospital. which has since bse9 ~
tirely obliterated.
According to this real estate -
cular the fixed population" q ~
Junta at that time Was 1850. va1ah
b probably about oae-third more ~
it really vas. that 10 providine ~
one b about - truthful ~ the usool
real estate circular. A large IN.
story stone school building accoaulo.
dated all the school children In tevn,
and the Presbyterian was the oa16
denomination that had church ~
flee. \,
All elasses Of business were eoss
ried on. the list Including four gsn6os
q merchandise stores. two druG
stores. one book store. one jewsagy
store. three clothing stores. to
hardware stores. two meat marke1a,
four hotsls. two lodging and hoard,
lng houses, two fesd and livsgy
Stables, one millinery. two dressaat
ksrs. tvo booe and shoemaker. 81
wAeoamaker. one merchant tatlo0|
five restaurant. oAs furniture store
two lumber yards. two barber shopG'
end five buil1egs and contractors
The professions we're represented q
thrse sttosnsys. thres doctors. thrs(
|susvsgpes. - de1etse. and sqred
~ uko>t % = u lshd. y
| - yunts Tssoess ~ - saly ssus.
uaoss.
TIE back Of The circular Il esna.
mented With . NAP slowing The
country susroundiag L. Junta. the
nap being inclossd with Ne cards OF
numerous businsss nea. amons
which vs flad ths felloviag: Strauss
Bros.. clothisss: Il. u. Allsa. attor.
asy at lav: 2. 1llsssil. pAetogEapher:
n. A. BalIsatiss. sssssal nerchan.
dtss: Natieaal Hetsi. n. v. Phelps.
Droprister: =. n. Mcvay. hardware;
roots Z Theopsea. real sseats: La
Junts Tribsns. Jehnsea 4 English.
peoeststors: hank q Coanssce. I.
q. Holnss. psssa1sat: Lester J.
Hays, cashiss: James McNssn. lum.
bsr; Pheaicie Z lliskpatslek. livery:
g. J. Risias. real sslats: y. Biern-
baum. elosAisr; Allea Z Bradbury.
rsai estate breksrs: ". B. Board.
naa. real sseats bseksr: Red Front
ohost Order Rsseausaat and Bar.
Caldwell Z Bsates. prosristors.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
Mosss. weotinas Adopt Bie C'aA'

L. Junta Camp. No. 1881. Modern
Woodman Of America. initiated Z
class Of thisty-six new members a
the regular meeting Of the lodge ID
Woodnaa Hall last Wednesday ev.
eains. Thirty-two Of the new mem.
bsrs were from La Junta and foul
iron the Rocky Ford camp. the worh
being Demonstrated By r. b. Easter
y. Of Dsnves. state deputy Of the or.
der. assisted by !. l.. Nsyfieid. ol
0sanada, head watchman.
4 delegation Of twenty-seven mem
bess ee the Rocky Ford camp. inciud.
lag II. c. Sherman. district deputy
Of that city. witnessed the Initiation
csssnoniss.
Ths festivities were concluded BY
The eervins Of an elaborate luncheon
Ths svsaing viii Be remembered
vtth keea sDpreciatioa By member
Of ~ loeal order. - Il marks . ne~
go insolFias srs II the history ol
~ Ieeal organization n IL campaisu
foe lnessassd nsmbsrship. The large
c1o1D b L. Juata WAS secured
thsoagA Ne efforts Of J. O. Wood
suls. =. J. omlth and n. Hurt. act
iag = ~ eaDaeity Of assistant dep
uetoA
~ nedssa woodman Of Amsri'
e = 0aking raeld strides 10 II
so00aloA y secure lee.eoe new
0emoos dufias ths year 1915. TIL
roooe1 g 1915 was Se.lSs. and u oil
~ eo0Oe - - veil - L. Juata hai
80 6oslag he Drsssat year. With I
suooeo - tetty.flve nsw nsnbsrs u
- mooths, they viii reaeh ths d
- ~.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
Olive nls . rriai.

Colonel Dotsoa gives this rsciDe
70 the Ordway New Era for wind
shield troubles. and Il might b
worth . trial. TIE Colossl aays:
II discovsrsd . splsadld method oe
doing away With wiad shield trouble
% autos . few days ego. 0ae Of
the worst thinss . nachlns driver
has 70 contsa6 with duS1ag . rails OF
saow storm b tha moisture and ths
snow which accumulalee - Tie wind
shield. ] discovered that ~ aDDll.
catioo Of weoA alcehel. rubbed ovss
ths giass. Will pesvsat rsln asl
saow aeeuuulating q the wial
shIsld. cad gavs Il . fair taot-out d
. ssowsessn ~ othss lay. It vert.
- - Deefeeeloa."
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
Csssssa Csssasasa .sass.s.

Dave oaneAss ss1 Pstssiae AlabI
vess asseeesd M oatarlay nlght b,
Nlght oassAal Bernard - . charge
q csssyias eeaeeals1 veaoeas. Each
80 ~ . h1Os Gun. 80 veee found
waa1eslag asoual ~ allevs in ths
eeelsess M - ~. afoss nidnixht,
az bsaag uaa11s - Glve say rea.
seaabse sseoes tAegsees vsee thrown
- jal. o. 16eo1ay nssniag they
weee seooeoeo1 - . oogu q sixty
lays y ~ eeonev jaa ~ Judss To.
~. 40 vtn - o1veo - e0Dssesnisy
y = seos ~ wesk 60 ~ count,
ep61s.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
boos,.s..r T.r;sa Io.ss. !

~.
-uilllasy lasoss. ~ was ssatsasst
q . tern Of six n6atks a ths count,
jan and finsd $500 % { charge ol
bootlesgtng several months ago. waa
released from the county jail last
Saturday. He served his six months
term. but was absolved from paying
the fine Of $500 on tine ground Of
being . poor peruon. Judge Davis. o.
his attorney. filing the necessary A.
fidavit ~ 70 bis financial irresponsi-
bility. A friend In need IL . friend
indeed. and the bootlesgers seem 10
have no difficulty In acquiring suffi-
Client financial responsibility TO &C.
qulre friends In legal circles.
This 10 about the most severe PEN
atty yet inflicted In q bootiegsing
case. and II In great contrast 10 the
one Imposed last week by IN unusu.
ally dry jury. Ia fact. the Jury was
10 dry that there we're rumors that
the bootlegger might hang. Instead.
however. he vas given the minimum
sentence along with . fine Of 500.
and will probably b. absoived from
paying the fins on the ground Of be-
ing . pauper. Nothing but the max.
imum seatence under the Law will
cure the bootieegsr evil. and IL
about time for some Of the dvy ju.
rors 70 get wise 70 this fact.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
mon sCnooL coGju,m.
q fssssy Z. 80.
L. ysasa Ds6sa1s I.a.asr.

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The Lamar baskstball team cane
70 L. Junta on last Friday eoafideat
Of victory. But our boys had train-
Cd hard durias Tie prsesding 49,.
all the old playsrs wsrs h ~ eass.
Lamar had % fsce . diffsrsat tean
from that Of two weeks 90, aAA .
. result The score was Aiffersat, Il
Junta Winning out - 70 -.
Tho game vas hard foueht aAa
we'll played By both teams. TIE 90
thing that could not help but inpeeos
the witnsssss Of the game was ~
evident good viii Of al tAs playses
toward each other. Each tsan
fought TO win. but playsd slsanly.
and at no time WAS there any oe ~
70 called trough staff" whicA sAas.
scterised The staying ef - many etA-
Or teams. This b one Of The reasons
Why La Junta likss to engage n a
athletic contest with Lamar. becauss,
b the game at L. Junta or Lamar,
the same spirit Of true sportmanship
prevails.
L. Junta's line ~ In this game
was - follows: Center. Dimick;
forwards. McCauley and Riddsrins;
guards. McCuns and Runksy.
The winning Of this game By La
Junta eliminates Lamar % . coatsst-
ant for championship honors. Yestsr-
day Afternoon our boys left for Rocky
Ford whore they will play the high
school team Of that city. II La Jun-
u villas. then We will have the lead
srShip Of this division and viii play
the winner Of the southern divisioa
lef the league for the championship.
|If Rocky Ford wins she will have the
leadership Of this division.
Il Jsaaa 0lrls via fsom Rocky Fsra
'~kest Friday night our girls team
hst the team from ''hlslqavil1s' and
iNonls anply 1shsmssussa thsir -
| Ipessoffly ovsr ~ tsan fsoo 1T
tovn. TIE winaing - tAlS oAas ~
Il Junta with score Of 3S % II.
proved. beyond doubt. that the g.
tion Of the league the week previous
In awarding La Junfa shs disputed
game Of January llth vas the proper
thing to do.
This game. however. was only Q
practice game and counts nothins To-
wards the standing 10 this divisioa q
the league. The L. Junta team a.
ready having won the right 70 play
Trinidad. the winnsrs In the southern
division. for the championship.
This game was little rough ae
times. but La Junts kept the Iced
throughout. And n Il had not bssa
for the fact that our girls were lit-
tie off on basket shooting. the score
would probably have bcsn more than
doubled. In the last five minutes Of
play. the coach. Mr.. Hunt. put 10
three substitutes-Fiora Brown. Bss-
Gle zendner and Alice Chase. The
manner in which thsss girls played
proved that there ere 1t least aiae
girls who could SUCCESSFULLY dsseaa
II Junta In any contest. Out q
these nins girls. six Of them viii still
b IN school nsxt year. This certain.
" speaks we'll for L. Junta's chanceo
In The year lSle.l7.
The lias W Of L. Junta for ~
game was: Ceatsn. 0eldis 0lus
and Blanche Muuby; forwards. Hel-
sn Edwards and Ruth McCaulsy:
guards. Effis Schuyler aad Gertrude
Frosss.
Hos ~ CAanplsaahlp.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
Asss.sliss r.r.4,s.

0lysson Bros. have been doias Z
landeffies bus,aen u the auteoo.
bile liae sisce they took charge ol
the Ideal 0srass two weeks ago
Ting have already sold seven Over.
lae1Qos1 ths orst carload Of six ma.
eAied5 ~ - Qbadsd last "Wednesday
nornlng.
AZ the neoa hour Wednesday the
IL ssv nacAipss gers linsd - Tor Z
IGsnn1 noen@e ~ naA6 a5osas e u
VI u lHsn;. ns1ngs =
VIII signs apDFopriats - ~ een.
49,. fhs psrads vas heaAsl ~ Z
slx cyllader. ssvsa paassassr Over.
land. which was the ealy nachins d
he busch that bad not bssn ss,d.
TIE rsasining five included thrsG
Models 7S's and two Models Ss's. the
sslling peics Of The first namsl -
lag ee7S. aad Of TIE latter model
e77e.
~ the coaelusloa Of the Dasada
ths naehiass were liasd ~ u froat
q The garage an1 . DAosagsaph ..
ksa Of thsa ~ Neysaeat, asd thia
paramount Dsesuss b Aow - Display
q tAe Reurks Thsatsr. aloas VIII
the other movies"
The purchaser Of The nsw "a.
chiues ore Z. b. Baldridge, Frod
Oius. Z. L. Davis. ~. x. chsmplea
aad Elmer Jaynss.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
IsssA. lssssaas. = ~ Csssssy.

0sanA Junceioa's Chaabsr ol
ceaasees hss ths right idea. II
goss oct aaoaese The farnsr vith
~ neseiass. Wlth the offset os -
euslng ~ rsDais as1 surfaeisg u q
essealn livs aijss q rurAl highway,
~ member. . Sostaishs ago. aosos.
- - tat nslghbeshee1. lavitsl ~
eaf0sss Into nsstisg asd ealle<
eAs0ssevss - ee1es. 1t most hsve
beso - iateeeselag ecoassoa fee Il h
~ sAae svssy sasehoas q ths 49,
~ $3.50 ~ ed Dss1osd . eestsis
au0bse - day's week vteh ~ tsaaI
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shas ~ aas sAas hvss Ses hiaseli
olooo 1lvoo See . 1a00o1 oDoll
thias!" 4 Was . sueeessful neetlnG
u \ eoly eoas ~ VIII tAae ~
vsli Daases6.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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kaew ~ 49, - ~ 1ookiae for
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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La Junta tribune., 1916-02-26
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
BALL MOGULs ARE
 IN A FRENZY FOR
 MORE STAR PLAYERS

The passing of the Federal league was supposed to mark the end Of frenzied finance in baseball, if the biz league club owners were correct ly quoted shortly after that memora- ble occurrence. Recent events, how ever. would lead to the belief that, although their intentions may have leaned in that direction at the time, they are still ready and willing to spend big sums, or what are report ed to be big sums for players who they believe may help them in their struggle for penants.
 The deal which shifted Mathew son to Cincinnati and Herzog to New York, involved some thousands Of dollars, in addition to the extra players who also figured in the transaction. The New York club is understood to have paid some thing like $1O.OOO in cash to Sin natl along with Mathowson, Roush and McKcchnie for the privilege of signing Herzog and Killifer.
 Herzog received new three year contract with the Giants at a yearly salary of $1O,OOO a season and Killifer's contract was con tinued at the original figures. Ma thewson signed a three-year con tract with Cincinnati to manage that club at an annual salary said to be in excess Of fierzog's stipend in the same position, bringing the amount somewhere in the neigh borhood of S4O,OOO. In all, more than S75.OOO was involved in the deal, although the shifting of con tracts makes the ctual outlay of money less than this amount.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
MOVIE THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
GENERAL FILMDoM NEWS

veritable screen masterpiece and supporting Miss Stewart and Mir. Williams in the cast are such we'll known players as Joseph Kilgour. Hary Northrup. William Shea, Julia Swayue Gordon, George O'Donnell George Stevens and others.
 The scenes of My Lady's Slip per-" which will be given at the Orpheum for the balance of the week, arc laid in and near Paris during the time of Marie Antoinette. The story tells Of Francis Burn ham. au American naval officer who escapes from a British convict ship 10 make his way Co Paris Co see Benjamin Franklin, the United States minister. While walking out side of the city's limits he rescues a beautiful girl from highwaymcn, and falls in love with her. Playing cards at gambling resort. Burnham becomes indebted to the Marquis dc Tcrmignon, who coyets the Countess de Viuars, and forces the American 10 steal from her boudoir some ar ticlc of wearing apparel. Burnham discovers that the countess is the beautiful girl he rescued from the highwayman and although he takes her slipper he refuses to give it up to the marQuis Burnham denounccs the marquis and is thrown into
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
EMPIRES SPORTING DOPE
RINe-MAT AND eENERAL lTEMs

Friday night at Vernon, B. C.. as both men were going strong at the finish and trying desperately to land a knockout punch.
 For the first five rounds, Clark had all the best of it and at one time later in the mill Bayley appear ed to be all in, but recovered quick ly and put up Q showing that was surprising and cheered up his many supporters as he battled Clark around the ring in great style and scored the only knock-down of the rigbt
 Bayley's rally in the concluding roands of the fight more than equal izing Clark's work in the earlier rounds and draw was the least that could be handed out to him. About three thousand soldiers and civilians witnessed the bout, which was staged in a valley at the south end of the camp, the seats being cut in the clay, making a fine set ting for the fray.
 It was getting dark when the fight ended and the men on the brow of the hill crowded down dur ing the last two rounds, cheered their favorltcs and anxiously looking for the knockout blow that neither of the weary battlers was able to land.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07

production at the Coliseum. This play opened last night and contin- ues tonight. van Vani and a strong cast of movie stars presents this story which is most morbid in parts and which is grcwsome from its conception and only the finer acting prevents the production from making too great an impression up on the audience of those things that are better left unknown. It is true that much of the wrong is in- sinuated but the stain" is there nevertheless.
 Her Debt of Honor" creates a sensation and is full of surprises and thrills of a doubtful nature. IL is nothing like "A Yellow Streak" written by the same man and by the same producer, William Nigh.
 Frank Bacon. a well known Pa cifc Coast character is in the cast with valli Valli.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
aTilIie,s Punotured ROmance.V 2

The above titled comedy opened at the Douglas Lyric last night and Marie Dressler, Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand, the three best known funmakers on the Ameri- can screen, certainly pleased with their nonsensical antics. This com edy was seen on the channel eight or nine months ago and last night it drew just as well and created just as much laughter as it did when shown here at advance prices. Tonight will be the last time to for get ones troubles for an hour and a half and see this comedy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
DARCY MAY BE
 WILLARD's RIVAL

Australia may yet supply Jess Willard's next opponent And the said opponent may be none other than Les Darcy, whom Antipodeans have long accepted as middleweight champion of the world. At pres cnt Darcy is the champion of two divisions his own country He also is proclaimed the heavyweight champion of Australia.
 Darcy came into possession of the latter honor by knocking out Dave Smith, cruserweight-eQual to Q light heavyweight in this country in 12 rounds Smith, prior to tack ling Darcy, had defeated every heavyweight of note in the Anti podcs. So by a circuitous method of reasoning Darcy becomes heavy weight champion of Australia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
New Bill At Douglas.

Tonight the Douglas orpheum will present Edith Storey in the roc mantle drama, with scenes laid in the Spanish section of the Argen- tines. entitled Captain Alvarez." " This feature is a Vitagraph and is in six parts. Associated with Miss Storey in this production are Myrtle Gonzales and George Holt who plays the part of the Spanish spy. There are all sorts of thrilling complica- tions. This bill will run for the balance of the week
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
National Leauue
JUNEAU PEOPLE
 GET INSTANT ACTION

Those who have used it in Juneau are astonished at the INSTANT ac- tion of simple buckthorn bark. glycer- inc, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. Be- cause it acts on BOTH lower and up- per bowel, one spoonful Adler-i-ka re- lieves almost ANY CASE constipation sour stomach or gas. It removes such surprising foul matter that a few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stom- ach trouble. BUTLER, MAURo & co. Druggists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
Little Boxers Draw.

Joe German of Oakland retained his title of Pacific Coast bantam weight champion when he fought Billy Mascot of Portland to draw last week. The mill went six fast rounds. Pete Muldoon was the ref cree.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-07
CHORUS OFFICERS ELECTED

The High School Chorus. which was organized among the pupils of the Juneau High School recently held an election Of officers and Fran cis Ptack was chosen president and Dorothy Haley secretary-treasurer