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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

WANTED-Twenty.flve men a day with % cents each to bathe at the Pioneer Baths. Including shower and excellent accommodations. A2S. WANTED Experienced maid for general homework. Apply to The Empire, or phone Thane 8. a7tf. WANTED-Glrl for general house work. Scandinavian preferred. Ad- dress Carbots Boarding House, in Douglas. SOtf. WANTED TO BUY-Cash regis ter. Must be cheap for cash. B. Simson. Gastineau Hotel. a IA RELIABLE christian lady wants house work in Juneau. Box 1S1, Douglas. ale WANTED-Work in hotel or res taurant by capable woman who is stranded through loss through theft of purse containing all of her mon Icy. Phone 169, Seayiew Apts. al9 WANTED-Girl for general house work. Apply Mrs. wayland, Tread well. A1G. HIGHEST price paid for mems cast-off clothing, guns and jewelry. Club Tailor n Front Street, Tel. 451. If. WANTED-A woman 10 do general housework in the front of the res taurant. Apply White Luch. l22 Front St. S'12tf.
 WANTED-Experlenced cook woman preferred. The strand. a14 WANTED - Experienced cook. Government Hospital. Woman pre- ferred. a15. wAlJTED-GirI to work in fruit store. Apply to Manuel Graf, Doug las. A14tf. ELDERLY and middle-aged men make money selling our hardy, guar. anteed ornamental and fruit stock. Cash weekly Outfit free. Exper. fence unnecessary. Wash, Nursery Co.,, Toppenish, Wn. Aul4tf.
 SANITARY PLUMBING
 for everybody and everywhere
 Our service
 for everybody everywhere
 Satisfaction
 to everybody everywhere.
 SANITARY PLUMBING 425 Wnloughby Ave, Phone 443 (Next Femmer & Ritter Dock)
 -e-e-o
 Dry Cleaning, sponsing and Press- ing Of clothes for men and women. Price Reasonable. | will call for and deliver Repairing.
 JOHN ToRVlNEN, 112 Franklin St. Phone 252.
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 The EMPlRE-an the news all the time. when 1t is news.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
MONEY LOANED

on personal property, diamonds. jew elry, notes and bonds. All business strictly confidential. J. Plant, broker and Iewelr, Front St. S-1-tt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

Notwithstanding the long delay in the nOtifico' ton of President Wilson of his re-nomination it is generally believed that he really suspects the truth about the st. Louis convention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

The Republicans in Congress who supported the Gore and McLemore resolutions sustaining the Kaiser against the President have right to feel that they have been personally indorsed by their party candi date for President-(New York Word)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

Seward is still in the position of town whose labor demand Is far greater than the supply This is some position but there is one who would not like the demand fulfilled. How is it that such a condition was ever allowed to prevail?- Steward Gateway)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
x x CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
RUSSIAN BATHS

RUSSIAN STEAM BATHS open and Saturdays from 2 to 12 D. m. Hillside above Alaskan hotel. 5.2O.lm
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
BOARD and LODGING

GOOD home cooking and pleasant rooms at reasonable rates. Mrs. B. Emmons, Bay View House, formerly the St. George. AgL
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
PALM HEADING

PALMIsT-Come 70 the palmist. tell you about work. business, mar riage and the future. Get your for tune told. soc Front Street. 4-5-1m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
DYElNe AND CLEANING

PHONE 394, Moon Bros. for 1st lass cleaning and pressing, 126 Front street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

'Wckersham and Waste; Suzer and Success would make good alliteratve slogan for the coming campaign.-(V (Valdez Prcspector)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

B. z. Bee lives at Goose Creek, Ky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
WANTEp-MIscelIancOus

WANTED-Twenty-ive men a day with 20 cents each to bathe at the Pioneer Baths. Including shower and excellent accommodations. A2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

FOR SALE-Res;aurant and lunch room. Enquire Empire. jy26tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
EoR sALE-MIseeIIaneoua

FOR SALE-All kinds of second hand furniture and stoves. In tent next to Hyde's barn. Willoughby Ave. A2-lm
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

WANTED Experienced maid for general homework. Apply to The Empire, or phone Thane 8. a7tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15
BITS OF BY-PLAY (By Luke McLuke
Things To Worry About.
Names Is Names.

There are pod gpecles Of oysters
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

FOR sALE-Big gas boat un- der construction at bargain. Apply P. O. Box 563, Doulas. S2
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-15

UNCALLED For suits for sale. S5 and up. Club Tallors n Front St. If.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
ADVERTISEMENT.

"Never was there a greater occa-
sion, or more grandly staged, the
greatest that will ever be offered to
peace-loving people, than that which
presented itself before the opening Of
hos stilities-and what did we do? We
rendered a weakened, hesitant offer
of mediation, and the instant war was
declared our Peace Party broke into
panic of parades and other foolish
demonstrations, as If to warn the bel
ligerents that we were strictly out of
it, and were not to be drawn in at any
price. We are the only great Power
that Germany could take into account
and we were neutral! Under the
Moloch Of our neutrality we have sac
ri6ced everything that should be
precious to a nation, particularly to
a great humsnizing power. From
Geo. Stanley in August FORUM.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transtcr,. p. m, July 25-IAsu' J. Z. Multi
-ii P,lmn. Charles Glnord. iisth 70 I4ith D J..
o'MAra ls3d 10 Traffic A. J. IL HembdL 18th. to
Mo9nt-i P,imn. r. L. Vail. 2s3d to 27s,h. assign
ment changed from mounted 70 bicycle duty -
Ptlmn (mutusD James Malone. 6Sd TO l36th; T..
" Temporary A,.Isnmsnts-surseon F. p. Ossilr.
18th District 70 assume charge OF the lsth Dlstlct
IN addition TO his Own. noon. July 25' 70 a m.'
Serseants J. J. Noonan. s7th. to orice Of chief
inspector 30 days. m. July 2S Juilus theiiu,
7th Patrick White 18Th. and Philip Clarke. lllh'
18Th 10 Training school. 10 days a IN. july a.
Ptlmn Carl Sohrcnbers. 1854, 20 I'd; as operator
s5: Miles Burke l69lh TO 10th. as operator Of motor
patrol wagon a. m. july - 70 a m; Aug 7. /.
P.ya palm, a1 School 'in Noon ana july 2 s 20 M Aug
D. f. Haggerty. Traffic b. 10 Training School. 50
r. esth from precincts indicated. 10 days. s
a IN. July q: Thomas Kelly. lst: Edward Lunnyy. my
is,; Ernet @. Jaeger. "a: John Taeschner' 80. "a +.
Martin Bynrs. 5th. John oussliano, 5th: Lester 5.
Rogers sth: Edward J. Decker 9Th: James j. Flynn.
eh: Henry hasserty loth I,II james : nn,ta Son,
l7ih: Thomas VI. o'Ccnnor 2lst: Thomas Turiey'
10th: John Ferrett. 26th. -
To Training school from precincts indicated. 10
days a m. July "a 90 report at 6Sthl John
Madden i2th: Ernest Noble. 26th: James Flood
Sist: william Hauser. i2d: Bertram Smith. 6sth 4.
Cornelius J. Goodyear. 6Sth: Thomas , Cotton
Soth: George Henenlo,ier. l5Sd: John +. Cone
l7ist -
To Training School from commands indicated; 30
DAYS s a m, July 20 Helry Stcrz. lt6ths Felix
J Raseh. lelst; John Brndenoseh' li6h' Charles
Gilroy Tri1ic c.
Leaves Of Absence without psy) .-Ptlmn Michael
Nilon, 43d. | day. a m. July q. Miehnei
Masler i54th. l day. p. m. July %. Patrick '"
Desne l73d dsys. a m. July g.. -
Sick isaso.-Pdmn. Jacob Ksur. Traffic B. 80
days. m. July g. ~
Full pay While en- Sict Repot.-CsptAin Patrick
Corcoxan, ?ssd noon. June 30. during disability
Ptlmn Charles Dosch. 18th. .. m, June IL, 70
l2 D m. July 10: Edward Potter. S7th. ~.
July l6 during disability. J. f. Ackerman toth.
s 20 a m. July IS. during disability: J. J. MeGau-
" = S''1 Bacon No. ssth. @ 80 a n. June IL % i2
o m. july S: James Cusack l4ith. .35 a m MAY
r. during disability; W. II. Luttge. listh s.25
a m. June 25. TO neon. July r r Sleason; g,s,,,
l54,h. ! D. m July 49, during disability; william
june %: william h. Jaosson; ll2d, 80 p n
II IS a m. June l6 TO u D. m. June is: NJ J.
Brennan 2f9th. SIS a. m. July 10 noon, July
10: Michael Higgins Traffic A. $50 ?. H.. Mach
l. 20 u p. m. June ~ ga
mendment-So much Of Paragraph l. s. O 1855.
C. g. as Temporarily assigns Lieut.. W. J. McGrath
to Tralning School. from noon. July 23 70 a. m.
Aug s. is amended 10 read.
Lieut.. Solomon Hauptman 18Th
Reyocaton-So much of Paragraph !. s. o. l66.
E ; Is Temporarily assigns Ptimn. Thomas Lynch.
27Gth. and Edward Smith. "a l. D.. To Training
School Is revoked.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
Thinks Returning Troops
Will Find Trades Filled
by Women.
FEMINISM ADVANCING,
DR.. PELLETIER SAYS
Housewives Will Leave Stock
ings To Be Darned by Spe-
cialists," She Declares.

Paris, July 22-"Feminism is max
ing great strides during the war;" says
Eugene Brieux, member of the French
Academy, discussing the future of the
women Of France. He predicts "a vio-
lent phase in the war Of sexes" when
the soldiers come home, and has there
by provoked lively discussion Of these
questions:
Will woman suffrage be advanced by
the war?
Will women now replacing men in all
sorts Of occupations hold their places
and come into competition with the
discharged soldiers?
Will they complicate the labor prob
lem by accepting the wage scale for
mans work?
Will their extended participation in
industrial life separate them more from
men?
"The competition between male and
female labor will be fierce" according
to NJ. Brieux, and he declares that
"women will abandon the career of
housewife, while young girls. having
learned how to provide for themselves.
will no longer look to men as prospec-
tive protectors"
Marcel Provost, another Academician,
also sees coming "a great falling off in
sentiment, due 20 the penury of men"
and he expects the women who have
learned to use the lathe making pro-
jectiles will turn out parts of automo-
biles and all kinds of machinery after
the war. He is less pessimistic than
NJ. Brieux as to the intensity of their
competition.
Manual Labor for Women.
Maurice Donnay agrees with his two
confreres of the Academy that women
will do more manual labor in factories
and take a more active part in mems
occupations generally, but he thinks
there will be so much 10 do that
proper division of labor will prevent
harmful conflict.
DR.. Madeleine Pelletier. one Of the
leading French suffragettes, who says
she "despaired of feminism before the
war" now thinks that "the necessities
of life are going TO impose what years
Of propaganda failed to effect-the
emancipation of women"
"The war" she says, "will put France,
as we'll as the other belligerents, face
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
[From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July "a.

ARMY
First II HENRY 5 BRINKERH0FF. 80 Inf
from Walter Reed Gen. Hca d. C.. 70 his regi'
fnelt
Csp LUCIUS h. HoLBROOK Q VI c. from F.
RILEY. report 20 com gen. Southern Depe. a.
asst 20 q VI of that dept
MAJ JOSEPH FRAZIER 2Gth Inf. is retired
Col CHARLES W PkNkOSE. Iuf. on completion
o. examination by 4 retiring board a. F. SAN
Houston. % ~ y A. Russell
Capt FREDERICK b DOWNING. Corps O, Eng
relieved from present duty and station. effective
Capt JAMES G SrEEsE. C01s O Eng. from
Hagerstown. Md. Aus Is. 10 West Point Nil
CAPT R0GER ALEXANDER. Corps o., Ems
from Nil Academy 10 NeE York CITY
Capts ARTHUR NJ WHAILY and HOWARD McC
SNYDER. Med. Corps. 70 ~. SAN Houson and
report " com. gen. southern Dept. for TEN
p0fsr duty IA that dept.
Resignation " First Il ALBERT J HoSKINs
Med Res. Corps accepted Oh expiration three
Resisaauons O First u. CHARLES II HUNT
Med. Res Co1s: Capt MATT 5. WALTON.
$ iEwIs. lst = b Inf c,ps ffIDREp 4
NTGUIIs "a Tex Inf and Second T. RAY
MOND 7 JENKINS. an IL Inf accepted
First IT. ROBERT X WEISHEIMER. c A. "a
r. sam Houston for examination for detail IN
Cant WILLIAM A CoyiNGTON. c. A. from
coast defences OF san Francisco. on completion
o. present tempora, duty z Monterey. Cal
then report % commanding officer coast defence.
of Puget SOUND. foT sssignmenr 20 duty.
NAVY.
Rear Al. W. Il. cAPERroN. to com -in-chis,. P.
Lieut. u. G) l. c. DUNN. detached ocrnnant
k-i - home and wait orders.
r A surg C. +. Strife. detached naval rno
sta. Pensacola 70 irlisianA
P. A surg A. J. ToULoN. 70 Ds'l siA
fsnsaeolA
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
MAUNA L0A.

Mauna Loa, the greatest active vol
cano in the world. is again in erup-
ton, says an exchange. Nine years
ago this Hawaiian volcano produced
what is described as the most remark
able display of molten fireworks" of
modern times. Then, as on the pres
ent occasion, there was little or no
loss of life. Mauna Loa's eruptions
in this respect differing notably from
the outbreaks of lesser volcanoes, such
as Vesuvius Mont Pelee.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
NOT ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE
Research Organization Has Other
Backers, Foundation Says.

In contradiction of the published re-
port that Rockefeller interests were
back of the recently incorporated In
stitute for Government Research in the
District OF Columbia, Jerome D. Greene,
secretary of the Rockefeller Founda-
ton, said yesterday:
Neither Mr.. Rockefeller personally
nor the Rockefeller Foundation is con-
tributing or pledging any money to the
support of the enterprise.
"Some members Of the Rockefeller
Foundation have taken a keen personal
interest in the institute and are among
its incorporators."
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

p. A Psymnter SMITH HENpsToNE detached
Nsyay Pa Odcers' Schoo. Wilmington. july n
70 Bureau 81 supple AID Ac.cu T. Nav Dept
p A fsynastsr l. b. COYLE. detached supply L
N.yai adrny
Asst PNmasier A l. HUEsTIs. detached Nava
Pay Oficeis' School NasAll ztOu, July 81 u
eonneciion hiins out Msumee and On board when
Asst Paymaster J. F HUDDLEsroN. detaehe,
Naval Pas Onicen' School. Washington. July 81
Asst Pay aA.,or " c >ERRINAN. TO submarine
base teV London. Conn
Asst. Paymasier c. r MURRAY detached Nsya,
Pay Otccfs' Schoo Washington JulJ 81 %
Asst, Pay ast-- J. A BYHNE. detached scorpion.
Naval coasinictor G c. wEsTERyELT. detached
Atlantic feet. TO stan CON submarine force. At
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
July 2l-ChutAncoga Al saiina Cruz. Denvs, g,r
siewAH and Whipple. al la Pa. New Orleans. a,
July 22-Amphitr,e al Glen Cove and whne.tor.
Landing. Culgoa. at Newport. Gloucester. Al Por,.
land. Machiss. Al New orleans. M1-b eheAd ana
oreson al si,As Orion. At Hampton Road,
AZ Norfolk. sylPh. al Hospital Foint
Jug 2S1Ceiue. Al s.nto Domingo City; LAr.son. a,
Cape Roman and Charleston. New HaTnrshlr- A,
Nenprt: Cncas. OF Cape Roman
July -+-AhaFendA al Guam. sylph. at Washing
SAILED
July 2o-Chst'anooga Acapulco for salina cruz
July, Z2-Albay. Salina Cur FOR Co-int0. A-1nhf.
TIRE Glen Cor. for WhiiestOne landing q a
BndreI97 ,or New Londcn: Gloucester. Ports
mouth tor Portland. Nereus Cfistobal for Nor
io.k; New Hamphire. New YORK FOR Newpor,
lctomAe CTstoos for Gu.ntAnamo: severn
SIl.tooai 'o5 Norfolk; sylph Richmond for Wash
July .-A-2 -. B-l. B-2 B-s and Mcnshnock
Saun f~ ,olonsap3: cyeiose,. Ne~pcn News for
Roman and returl Alabama. LOUISIANA ulinos.
and Rhode sIAad. Sespor te Phn.dslp lph;a
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25


6,re July ao-Oscar Trapp (Swed). New YORK
f. lft . Juy -5-riucence iuckenDach, Ne" io'h
y rr hcn
s, Kits. July 93-Canadian tBr. New York for
ceroa INV r-Ae-M Ng-u F.nl Vow vo--' ne
dnana CItaD. New York Via Fayal and sDs1ia
surz,a Juiy li-Hyudforl liirl. New h0fk
Ccrunna July i6-Barendrecht lDItchl. Ne" lo-..
Nanies Tu'v fr-Rarha.igo 1tsn. New YORK. Ism,
veniero Ctal. New York.
Psniiisc. July l7-Rosegg (Norl. New York for Bor-
- 4t. July ls-Ang 0 Mexican fBr), New York
Rotterdam. July 2l-Aibr Se.mer tSorl' Nv. Wv
yo-k Via Kir<ws1: Drammenseren NOT. nc"
Yo-k 2lth. Andyk tDu;chl. Ne" YORK via MIX
KIrswan. July 22-Epson CDutchl. New York for
Isndskr.ra. July 22-Gunborg tswed). New York.
Bshla July 22-Oregonian. New York
Durhan July 2f-Meron Hall lBrl, Calcutta ahh
Colombo FOR Boston and Now YORK o,.,
Liverpool July 23-Celtic (Br), New YORK; Zfth'
Phil ladelphia New York
SAILED.
Uavre July 20-Sfrathegen tBr) New fTk;
Rarcei iona July lG-Luisa tsq-n), New YORK -
Rotterdam July l9-Yeenhergen lDutchl. New YORK
london July 22-Taiima Maru Jap. New YORK,
Po~ieaux July 23-Rochamh tFrl. New YORK
uildlasb-ough Jul 22-Cannilaro tBrl, New YORK.
Antofaga.ta July 22-Copnhagen tBr), New YORK
Tivrrprol july 22-tuebsa tBrl. New York
Cane Town. July 2O-Dunachton (Br) from New
York;. Fremantle
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
Operates on Himself and Dies.

John Gore, of 63 Webster Avenue,
Jersey City, who on Sunday attempted
to operate on himself with razor,
died yesterday in the Jersey City Hos
pital. He had had intestinal trouble
for years.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
Woman Drowned, Captain Held.

An unidentified woman fell. yester-
day, from Barge 16 into the Morris
Canal at the foot of Hudson Street,
Jersey City, and was drowned. Peter
Beekman, captain of the barge, who
said the woman was a casual acquain-
tance, was held by the police.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
THE WEATHER REPORT


x...ffr-t.- rrif at Pressure is quito hieh orr
th- ArIrr- Oo.sl anI generally io. over tao United
States with thr result na hgl temperatures con
unu, over .he Nar.n. E,t and West. except 10 th'
northern upper Isse r-aon. over the ecalral r'r
ro1 ~ uc country temperatures ore stA mtler
usn o. Sunday ranging from % IN 's degrees.
Shower. continued u th, cast Guf aaa "l'h
A.auI. s.afcs. with another heav iali n pus Of
tIe Carolina. Their, were also local showers 10 the
middle Atlantic states. mo north upper i"Ae region
Utah ara in scattered places n ne Northwest
showers wiz coGtnu- Tuesday and Wednisday in
lie south Atlantic and east Gulf states and there
vii be showers Tuesday IN the south portion OF the
middle Atlantic districts. foiosct b fair weather
Wednesday. la New York and New England the
weather viii be generally fair Tuesday and "ednes-
day while In the upper lake aud western southern
lake regions tle OHIO VALLEY and Tennessee fair
weather Tuesday VIII Be followed by local thunder
showers "Wednesday. Temperatures vii remain nlsn
except in As south Atlantic states. where they VIII
be reasonable.
Winds for Tuesday and wednesday.-North and
Idle AUGntc. gentle 10 moderate south. party
cloudy, south Atlantic. moderate south, except east
OF Florida coast occasional thunder showers east
Gulf gentle 10 moderate variable. mostly east. over
east aud south portions. vest Guf. gentle to mod
crate. southeast and south. parity cloudy, upper
AAc gentle tO moderate winds tuesday, with partly
cloudy weather. lower lakes, gentle northeast and
east winds Tuesday with partly cloudy wefo,r
Forecasts for Special LoeaIlties.-Easten and
Western New York and New England partly cloudy
to-day snd morrow.
The District Of Columbia and Maryland. partly
cloudy to-day; probably showers; fair and warmer
tomorrow
Virginia and Delaware. showers to-day; partly
cloudy tomorrow
New jersey partly cloudy to-day. probably local
showers IN southern portion; partly cloudy to-mor-
row. wslmcr IA interior.
Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy to-day; prob
ably showers in southeastern portion; fair aud
warmer 10 morrow.
North and south Carolina. Georgia. Florida and
Alabama. showers to-day and probably to-moTo"
M.sslssippi. partly cloudy today. probably local
thunder IN southern Ioluon. parity cloudy
TO- -morIoN.
Tennessee generally fair to-day and tomorrow.
except ioca thunder showers to-day IN extreme east
en- pOrtoa.
Kentucay. fair to-day: probably local thunder
showers o-m)rrUg.
West virginia. partly cloudy to-day and io-mor-
row. local thunder showers 10 morrow and TO- NOR
rOw night
Western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy and con.
tInucd warm to-day aud 20 morrow. PROBABLY LOCAL
thunder showers 20 morrow TO morrow night.
Louisiana generally fair to-day and tomorrow In
northern pouion. partly cloudy In southern por-
ton probably showers IL soulIes-tern pnrtlon
Arkansas ard Western Te14s generally fAir TO-
day and 20 -norro~. 49,, =.
Oklahoma. generally fair today: unsettled to-
morrow.
Eastem TeIGs partly cloudy to-day and to-mor-
row
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

SAILED.
p-ig' an Price (Brl RIO dc Janelro. Architect
(Rr) Uarre: jefferson Norfolk and Newport news
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

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b IA. - Iuiy Florence iuckenDach. Ne" 10th
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