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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
9altcfeite Mosfitos.

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mebr beldftist ,ober ipiiren tpenia.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
@etterberidh.

@aibington, Is. Sltli.
Sir Slinois: 5beilmeiie triib uno
fortoallernb marm Iienstag; mog-
liderlpeile- einiee lofale @etpitter-
id1al1er Nittlpod,, aber borberr.
ldJerb Better nnD marm.
Sir Soma: IbeiIlpeiie belpolft nnb
atbalteno marm Gienstag; lofale
8efpitter Mittmpd, aber fortoou.
erlrO parn1 un0 borberriden6 BET
ter. &iibler i'm @eIten Mitttpod)
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
@ancrlau6nifldleine.

Die nadytcbenoen 9al1erlaubnib.
lheine 1pl1roen geitern inn Bureau fir
Dffentltd]e Mrbeiten errpirft:
2. nn6 9ra0p 5traBe. Sir 8.
8eder. 9nuunterl1ebmer: 81. Mr-
nolo. l1mballte1 gum aoltenanidlas
BON $100.
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Sur 9. Soening uno 9. $. Ml,bs.
8altltnternebmer: 6. $. Gor. Mus.
beliernngel1 sum &oltenani9lag BOZ,
$500.
$50. 500 0rfor6 Mpe. - Sir 81.
gsieli en. 8allunternebmer:: s. Ser
tram. Mnsbeiierl1ngen gum Soften
anl9lag bon $125.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

Sn Der .Dcuti@en
2uftfobrer3eitf4rift" ldreibt Or.
9ans 9onalis. bab i'm alien Mom
BUR 3eit Neros Elm Jlusperiu9 l,nz
ternommen ipproen lei. Gr Itiibt
leine 8ebauptunJ auf bos iedite 8ud
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Ter Nero na9 grie4if@em Muiter in
&nm Spiele beran1taltete, BEL oenen
sr fDrmli@e S1lu9ten %auffubrte.
Nero 1pa nun unter ieinen @laOiaz
loren etnen W{eni4en sebalten bobcn,
Dem er befoblen Bat, gegen bokn
2obn einen JlusDeriu9 aus5ufubren.
geim eriten 8eriu9 trat glei6 bic
aataitropbe Elm. Or. Donalis glaubt
aus Der S9iloerung Der @reieniNe
BET Sueton ben GGlub 5ieben gu f1n-
men, bob Der tragli6e 6lieger 1id
penls1tens cine Seitlang in Der Quft
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
2ofaIer @etterberidja.

1apenport, II. Suli.
9lrdldnitts : 9arometerltanb 1892
9lrdl6nitts Ien1peratur . "a
Sod)Ite Selnperatllr bente IS
Nleoriglte Iemperatl1r leste Nadt 70
ytormale 9emperatrr fir SO
Sabre . 76
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
@ieb nnb Yrobifonen.

Gbieago, IL. ssl1li. MinopieB =
3nf1br $4,000. Stiere SO. COOL.
90; aube uno &inoer $3.75-9.6O;
aalber $8.25-11.75.
SdJpeine 3ufubr $1,000. 81
|nieoriger 5u $9.25-10.OO; 5umeii1
81 $9.55-9.S5.
sdafe 3ufubr 10000. Jlau
8iooer $6.75--8.3O; 2dmmer ST.
@eiliieel = Siibner II, sprines
Butter Creamery 231hl- 271h
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
Die Rar,te.
Yro6nEe.

Gb1cago, III. Sllli. Wei5eh =
Suli, 112M Sept.
aorn - 1915 Sili, 75A Sept.
Safer I'm 41M Sllli, AN Sept.
@etreioe fir 8aar - $50. 2 rotber
Winterlpei5en, 1,omineG; &orA SEQ. 2
80; Safer, Stanbarb, 43.
&oggen $50. 2 - nominen.
@er1te - 6S-8O.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
5rou @1i5abetb @obI-
M q II II.

Der @tern misor, Der mittrerc
Stern i'm Gdtpeif bes @roben @dren
1T 4Omal 10 fdrer, tpie uniere @pn=
ne. Dos nadte Nuge petmag 5000 Bis
5000 @terne bieier @r0Be au inter-
lheipen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
@eirat1sideine.

9ie n~aditeberoen @eirotbserlaub.
nibid)eilte mltrben geltern er1pirft:
Securing Sonlner l1no 9eb gropn.
9apenpprt.
2pnoon 8. McMalters uno Ser.
nice Iblett, Chicago.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
2akt iid fir Bic Smnbcsarmcc an.
iucrbcn.

5reo gmitb bon @annibol, 600,
lieb iid bier am Sonntag fir bet
Snfanterieoienlt Ser g%rnoesarlnee
an1perben. gr muroe nod Sefferlon
garrads, 300, geldidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

- grf1drli@. .@ie perte6en
ia meiiterbaft oas @efliisel gu aerle>
gen, Marie!"
rSa - ia bab mai Elm @emeaer
Me0ioin ituoiert!"
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zines 8dderbuben arsert): Die Bat
terbuben iinb bod bic sr0Bten Sau=
fterhuheu.~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

8erlanst: Gin Nearr ober Gra,.. en-
easirt in einem gro6eu gtabliHement.
UNI OILS infer Bertreter 5u flneiren.
Gin gutter gerbtenft tann ,er3ielt tpera
ben. obne bab es binberlih nit Der re-
euldren Grbeit 1T. gulpfeblunger ges
tpinf4t. Gbrefe urter ~152", r9a
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
Mcbl. mmo
Bntter'@ei@dft
siibueit : Gdc 2. m,,h Gaines Ctr,
Hermann Weiss,

1uS6tuldnO WEISS,
Madfulscr np,t $ { rD Att
Sem Sllblitum hermit bh Mads
rldt. oab Der l1nter3eidnete bas Neble
llno Suttergeldaft bon 5enrp Ott
tallfli6 iiber1ommen babe. - Inter
SllltdJerlng bpuifer 8cbienung erlltdbe,
1b Die alien aunben bes @elddfts ios
lpobl INN Sortieeun9 ibrer G1lnbldaft.
ipic bas Sublifum i'm Maemcineu,
mir leitle &unoidaft au5uipenoen.
Herman Weiss,
Nahfplgcr, bot @ettrp Ott,
sioipclt : gde bun ipeitl. 3peitcr unS.
Gaines StraBe.
gc5usnebmcnb alf obige Mn5eige
erlaube id mir mcinen <aben fir
ibrc mir in meiner 3%5idbrigen @es
lbaftstbatisfeit %getpdbrte Htteritiibung
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Wertrallen audi amf met1en Madfplaer.
&srrn 3errtanr @eik. gu iibertragen.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18
Salt pp,h Tabrrab, bridt iidJ &inn=
labe.

Als 2ouis Slut, SO Sabre alt, Mo.
.516 Dit Z. StraBe, geltern Mbettb ge-
gen 10 llbr bon Ser Rod Sslano 8e=
giernngsbriide aus in Die 2. 5trabe
|einbieaen tpollte, gerietb bas @orDer-
roo ieines 5abrraoes in bas Geleiie,
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StraBe freust. Gus &ao bra9 uno
|lieb Slut 81 gooen ltiir5en. Gr braf)
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laoe ulo murbc auf @eranlaliung
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ernltlih erflorte, nod DEM Mercp
|'Solpital geihidt. Slut lit in oen
8ettenoorf Gar Stops a~ngeiteQt.
Cine por3iigltbe MusmabI Der
al1erneueitett rno beiten Sapeten fit
ollie 3intnter gu maBigen 8reiIen.
Sobn 81. @itttper, 305 @eit 3. Ctr,
9abenport. (Mna.)
- 60. S6roeoer, elm prominenter
Mpotbefer bon Soma @itp, bielt iid)
geltern in 3apenport 81 geiu9 auf.
- Merdants 9ransfer & Storage
go. Gelephon 855. (ana.)
@err uno Jrau Gus arabben=
boett uno SEER uno 6raa M. S.
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dpodigen 4ntomobiltour burd] Silt
nois uno @isconlin 5uriideefebrt.
Isle bielten iih lar1sere 3eit in Mil-
1paufee, isis, 5u 9elud auf.
- &aben sie ido,, Oh Neiiftou
Bier probirt? @lei6 NIT Dem better
importirten 8ier unb empfoblen bon
ben 9oftorer. Sod Sslan6 8repinq
&or1pans. (1na.)
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

5a perfanfen: Gin gutter stpeiiibiger
8llggie, nit niebrisem ginitieg. 8e.
qnem fir altere 2ente; biIig 5i ber.
fanfen. Nabercs 1889 m. IA. ctr.
12,1@t.
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gcrlanst: Cine &odin I'M mercp,
!9oipital. 13.1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

3m bermietbe,t: Gin mobcrnes Nlat
GIT bermietbcn. Nah5nfrasen in SO.
221 tpeitl. a.. Strabe. 13.batp
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gerlanat: Mabden fir allgemeine
5allsarbeit. MadbSufraecn in $40. 7O5
Gaines Strabe. Eel. 9ab. 2383s@.
1S,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

g%erlamst: Mabden fit qusemeine
@mlsarbeit in fleii,er SamiIie. Nads
5ufragen 2319 Mod Sslanb ctr.
14,18t.
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3m bcrpadtem. Cine 40 Nder
lgrobe Sarmr, nabe 9abenport gelegen.
!!sl berpadten. Nad5ufragen bel Sobn
garlin, &. 81. SEQ. g.. 16.18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-18

8erlanet: Gin 3abden obcr 6rau
fir ~augeuneinc @ansdrbcit, mllb an
Sauie ihlafen. 8ad3nfragen BEL
Wdrs. u. s. SafiDn, 90 &aDes Strnbe
'pber Sci. 33SS<H. 16,1@t.
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Mmaet8ett fur
arbcitspldte, Bertdnfe, gerIaFe,

gerlanst: 1sdoden fir angemeinc.
6alsarbeit. 9rci in Scr Samilie.
Nad5ufraacn SEQ. 1143 Main Str.
1S, 1873.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
SEEK LODGINGS
IN UNFINISHED
FLAT; ROUTED OUT

There was a mad scramble for
freedom. al o'clock. Thursday
morning, when Lieut.. Wilde and Pa
trolman JucrGcns raided the uncom
plotted apartment house Al No. 2l3
Adams-ave. east.
Twenty-seven colored men had
been using the building for sleep
ing pui poses, and when the officers
appeared some Of them leaped from
upper story windows and dashed out
OF every convenient exit. The 9th.
GERS ,ucceedcd IN rounding up u of
the uinnvited dodgers and placing
them in the central police station.
Complaint had been made that
the men had converted the building
into ar insanitary condition. Some
OF the defendants stated that they
have homes. but that the heat drove
;hem to seek cooler places. Justice
Sellers discharged them, with the
70 keep away from the
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
CHILDREN We WORRY ABOUT

Close confinement In school during
the past winter. overstudy perhaps.
an attack OF the grip or tonsilitis,
some one OF these things Is doubt
less responsible for the condition OF
the child who shows a decline in
health now.
What are the symptoms? Pallor
and lansuor. ickle appetite. dark
rings under the eyes, bronchial cold.
Very often the best efforts OF the fam
lily physician fail in such cases and
the condition of the child causes the
most intense anxiety. Cod-liver oil.
40 often prescribed. generally fails
because the weak stomach Is unable
TO digest fats.
Try this treatment. Before break
fast each morning give the child the
Juice OF half an orange. After the
noon meal give one OF Or. Williams
Pink pills. Keep this up for few
days and then give one Of the pills
after the evening meal also. Weigh
the child before beginning the treat
ment and again after two weeks. An
increase In weight OF from two TO
Ave pounds will show you that you
are on he right track at last. Care
Is necessary in the diet OF the pa
tent and Il will be we'll TO send to
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady. y. Y. for a diet book
and the pamphlet, Building Up the
Blood Both are free. Your own
druggist sells Or. Williams Pink
Pills.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
CHILDREN'S AID
SOCIETY MAKES
PLEA FOR FUNDS

The Children's Aid society OF De.
troit, has entered the second half
Of the year with the record of hav.
ing cared for 335 needy children
since Jan. /. 1916. The growth OF
the society's work during the last
six months has been the most re-
markable in its history. The num-
Der OF children cared for this year
is already 10 per cent greater than
during the IL months in 1915, when
305 neglected and destitute little
ones were provided with homes.
The resources OF the society have
been severely taxed by the unprece-
denied demands OF the last four or
five months. Hot weather makes
similar demands upon the society
as extreme cold. Applications of
all kinds increase. The growth OF
Detroit has been such that the so
c!ety's department of advice and in
vestigation has been overburdened.
A special plea is being made for
financial assistance to carry on the
work.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
ASKED
IF PERSONAL TAX
LIST is PUBLIC

Whether or not the state board Of
tax commissioners has the right to
inspect personal property lax state.
monts sworn TO oy individuals firms
and corporations is question rails
ed ny the board OF assessors in 4
letter 10 Corporation Counsel Harry
J. Dingeman, Thursday morning.
The city asse ssors declare that
the state board has lot as yet made
demands TO see the personal tax
statements in the city hall. but that
inquiries have flooded the Offices Of
the board from firms and corpora.
tions. asking the position Of the
state board in examining records
which heretofore have been regard
el as confidential.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
Hughes COnfers
With Senator Fall

NEW YORK, July 27.-Charles
Evans Hughes journeyed TO hot and
sultry New York from cool Bridge
hampton today TO counsel with Sen
ator K. b. Fall, OF New Mexico, who
has recently returned from the Mex.
lean border, where he has been in
vestigating conditions.
After spending one hour in con
ference with Senator Fall, Hughes
stated he had enjoyed a pleasant
conversation" and would say nothing
further concerning the consultation.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
NOP0L|T|CS
IN CALL TO
GUARDSMEN
"Such Talk Treason"
Declares Vance
Mccormick
MEN ON LINE
FOR PROTECTION
Will Not Be Kept
There Unless
Needed

NEW YORK. July 2S.-"Such talk
is treason" said Vance Mccormick,
chairman OF the national Democratic
committee, Thursday. in discuss
ing charges that President Wilson
had decided 10 keep the National
Guardsmen on the Mexican border
until after the elections because he
feared he had incurred the enmity
Of the militiamen.
National guardsmen are loyal
patriots" said Mccormick. They
Join the service for service and
they are all good soldiers. There
may be a few grumblers among
them. but they are inspired for po-
litical purposes by outsiders.
President Wilson sent the Ma
tional Guard to the border for pro
lection, evryone knows that, and to
infer that he sent them for political
reasons or will keep them there for
any other reason than protection Is
rot. Such talk is treason"
Democratic headquarters took on
an old.time aspect today when Col.
John |. Martin. of ST Louis, ser
geant.at-arms OF the Democratic ma
tional convention committee for the
last 20 years. arrived and went to
work at his desk. Col. Martin has
recently resigned as revenue officer
OF st. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
Mean Thief Takes Wheel From
Messenger Boy Who Is Chief
Support OF Family of FiUe

arm. and Is unable 10 do much to-
ward the support OF herself and fam
lily.
Joseph's earnings and contribu
tons from the poor commission
have supported the family Poor
commission authorities speak we'll
OF the family. and they say. II some
kindly disposed person has cast
off bicycle that the boy could use. II
would be a commcriable act oil
charity 20 give II TO him.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

The "meanest thief yet is the
one who stole the bicycle OF Joseph
Blum. l3-year-old messenger boy
residing with his mother and three
younger children at No. 10 Illinois.
81.
Joseph was in the employ OF the
Acme Messenger Co and when his
machine was stolen he was Informed
that his occupation would be gone
until he managed 10 obtain another.
The boys mother has crippled
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

engine room OF me Ford plant, Tues
day, and died "Wednesday right, az
er an operation. had been acting as
Mitchell's trainer. The two had
been friends for years.
A bail OF wire fell upon Sunday
and, AZ the surgeons found during
their operation, broke his back. He
was - year old and boarded with
his brother. Attorney John A. Sun
DAY, Of No. $50 Dragoon-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
PugiliSf, UnnerUed
ByDedh OfFriend
Gives Up Fighting

II will never fight another battle"
was the sobbing observation of
Pugilist Jack Mitchell. as he stood
over the dead oody Of his friend,
Leo j SUNDAY, Wednesday evening.
Sunday, who was injured in the
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
". \. HILL FILES
HIS PETITIONS
Seven Thousand Names Pre-
sented For l.. S. Sena-
tOrship

LANSING. Mich, July 21.--Nom-
mating petitions 10 place The name
OF w. n. Hill, OF Detroit. on the Re-
publican primary ballot for United
States senator. were filed today.
bearing 1000 names Hill decided
but two weeks ago 10 enter tho
race. lie is drug manufacturer
and has never held Office.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

Photo taken by Prof. r. l.. Whitney.
A remarkable example OF the art
OF the engraver is now on display
in the Miller Biggest Little Store, -"
No ISL Woodward-ave. in the en-
craving OF the Lords prayer on the
head OF a pin, 47-1000th OF an inch
in diameter The engraving has
been photographed and enlarged 49,
900 times. which permits the on.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

Laurence Ginnell. Irish member
of parliament. is to be arrsigned in
the Bow.st. police court, in London
today. to answer to charge OF hav.
ing attempted by false pretences to
obtain admission TO the detention
barracks al Knutsford where irish
prisoners concerned in the recent
rebellion arc being held.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
In Politics

William II. Green. chief clerk in
the Office of the county auditors. and
candidate for county treasurer. Is
able TO be about again with the aid
of cane. Mr.. Green met with a
severe automobile accident about a
month ago.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
LAKE AND RIVER sTEA MERs


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letnss ssueA sad eest DoAly te;G .. m
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The Detroit times., 1916-07-28
WHITE STAR uNE<

Eastern Time. For the FLATS and
PORT HURON way ports. steamer
leaves Detroit daily, s:4S a. m. $3.50
p. m. Sundays, a. m. and 1850 p. m.
FOR SUGAR ISLAND. daily. $50 a.
m Sundays $40 a. m, $3.50 p. m. and
3 p. m.
FOR TOLEDO daily. $50 a. m, s D.
m. Sundays. sac a. m. $50 D. m.
Wharf Foot OF Griswold ST.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

With home rule and personal lib.
erty" as his slogan. Philip J. Van
Colt Is making brisk canvass for
the Republican nomination for state
representative from the First dis
trict.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

Mr. Quacks-Thats one game
never could beat that toad at.
Mr. Chirps What's that?
Mr. Quacks Hop Scotch.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

II may not be matter of news
but custom compels the announce
ment that Judge Edgar o. Durfet
will again run for the office of pro
bate Judge. which Office he has held
since the dim ages.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

Like the brook in the poem, Proc
tor Knott Owens runs on forever
The persistent candidate Is now out
for the Republican nomination for
police justice, having obtained petit.
iion blanks, Wednesday. Otto C..
Igholtz and Chester A. Ferris have
also filed for the same position.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

OF the State University OF Texas
locker to clearly read the words.
The engraver is Godfrey Lundberg,
formerly of Seattle, Wash, and at
one time an engraver in the treasury
department OF the German govern
ment Mr.. Lundberg will become
associated with the Miller engrav-
ing staff. II required three years OF
patient work TO produce the en-
grayed prayer.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-28

Youngbatch-Ive heard so many
complimentary things about Miss
PLANE from my woman friends I'd
like 10 meet her What does she
look like?
Oldbatch--she looks like one that
other women would praise 10 their
man friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
Juneau House write-up

V. l.. s. E. Pals, the big four pub. Hcation issued at Seattle. comes out in the issue Of July 13 with Juneau spread all over its first page Under the caption "V. l.. $. F. in Alaska. DO there is big picture of the interior of the Juneau Orpheum with "Pal" John Spicket. Mrs Par Spickett and the "help" looming up in the back ground anu a good reading arti- cle regarding the " l.. :. E. service which the patrons here demand on account Of It's eXcelency. Tom North good old "Pa" scout is the man. aging editor of Pals and he has as- sociated with him a live bunch of fel- lows who never flicker but give a smooth steady run
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
New aill at Grand

Tonight Judge Not" will be given for the last time at the Grand Sun. day and Monday nights the third ad- venture in Under the Crescent series. complete play in itself will be the feature. Pauline Bush will also be shown in Unlike Other Girls a delightful play story The Pathe News and a Joker comedy. "The Buffers Baby will complete the six reels Of entertainment
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22

Charlie Cutler, who is a personal friend of Frank Gotch and should know what he is talking about says that he does not think Gotch will ever wrestle Joe Stecher.
 "Gotch' says Cutler, "is a veal thy. smart man, and not to be classed with the ordinary athlete. He is not the wrestler he used Co be. and. think, nobody realizes it better than himself
 "I hear people say. and read in the newspapers, that Gotch won t wrestle Stecher unless he gets a substantial guarantee-win or lose.
 "I don't think any promoter has enough money to get Gotch into ring if he thinks he is certain to lose. Frank has lot of pride. And remember. he was at Reno and knows what happened to Jefferies. He talks about wrestling Stecher, but talking about 1t and wrestling are two different propositions
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-22
SPORTING DOPE
Of Ring, Track and the
 Diamond
M M

Boy Alden the golf editor Of the Seattle Post-lntelligencer, was a yiB- ltor in Juneau yesterday during the stay of the Jefferson Mir. Alden was greatly impressed with the story story recently printed in the Empire that Juneau was to have golf links. Yesterday he endeav- orded Go secure an interview with B. l.. Thane regarding the course to be made here but was unable to connect owing to the short time he was in Juneau. What Mir, Alden doesn't know about golf one would be able to put on the end of Q sharp stick.