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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
LUCKY LAND WINNERS

6 SPOKANE. July 27-At the
 s drawing for land of the Coi s vile Indian reservation here S today, George T. Lennon. of z Spokane. was the first name s drawn from the box and A. 9 M Anderson. Of Mukilteo. was
 E. the second name. They will 2. have first end second choice 2. of valuable locations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
cnRR MAY DECLINE.

While ]. II Cobb's Juneau friends do not know what his intentions with reference to running for At torney-General are. nor whether or not he has arrived at a conclusion in the matter. majority of them believe that win not accept the nomination
 X day or two before he left for Cordoya. speaking of rumor at Nome that he was a candidate for Attorney-General, Mfr Cobb said:
 It is untrue l am not turning my hand. have been too busy to give the matter consideration. If the people want my services they can elect me. shall do nothing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
RUSSIANS TAKE PRISONERS

PETRoeRAo, July 27. - During the fighting late yesterday on the western front, the Russians captured e,5oo Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
LORE PAY TO GUARDsSIEN.

WASHINGTON, July 27. - The Senate adopted an amendment to- day giving the National Guards men in service on the border TOT eigu duty pay
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
BRITISH FORCE GERMANS BACK

LONDON, July 27. - During the night according to the war office announcement today, the Germans were forced back at various points between the somme and Anere riv- CTS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
eusslANs MAKr ADVANCE

PETRoeRAD, July H.-The Rus sian army office announces that the soldiers have made distinct advances on all of the various fronts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
CANADIAN GOLD P0URS
 INTO AMERICAN BANKS

NEW YORK, July 27.-Canadian gold has been pouring into New York banks at the rate of SlOOO,- OOO day throughout July This is in addition to the great shipments that are coming directly from Lon don. which Is the source of much of the Canadian gold.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
COBB N CONVENTION.

Mir. Cobb, as proxy for Nome delegates. was member of the convention that nominated George B. Grigsby for Attorney-General but was not an active participant in the convention His son, J. Lang Cobb, was one of the Ju- neau delegates in that convention. Mir. Cobb was chosen as one Of the delegates to the Democratic di- visional convention that will con vene at Juneau August lst
 It it admitted by all that had it not been for the circumstance that Senator Sulzer halls from the First Division Mir Cobb would have been the Democratic nominee for Attorney General
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27

BOSTON. July 27-The Ancient Order Of Hibernians have selected San Francisco as Che next conVen- tiou city
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-27
DRIsCOLL IS WICKERSHAMITE

Representative Dan Driscoll, who circulated the Cobb petition, is a confirmed. thick-and-thin support CT Of Delegates James Wickersham. He is author of the Alaska election law, and a baker at Fairbanks
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

him. for not even ridicule, SO fatal to
him. Millions hold him a hero and a
sage while other millions see I'm him a
bully and a fakir He has done things
that would be fatal 10 the common
place man. without the slightest ad-
verse consequence 20 himself His
very failures he converts to trmmphs
In prc-eminent degree he is that
forccful quantity, an interesting
personality. whatever he does Is her
aided Whatever he says Is recorded
Consistency no more restrains him
than the green withes that were never
dried securely bound Samson Take a
dab of Alciblades and a dab OF Coriol-
anus among tile aucionts; slice OF
Prince Rupert. a slice OF the earl OF
Peterborough q slice Of Charles the
Bold. and slice OF George jacques
Danton among the moderns and YOU
have some of tie elements, not all
that go to make up the extraordinary
character Theodore Roosevelt
His one ranscendcut hero is Oliver
Cromwell and II hc were not Roosevelt
he would prefer to be the Lord Pro-
tcclor thc greatest man of action the
Anglo-saxon race has produced
That he is man of destiny there can
be no doubt have no respect for the
opinion Of those Who hold tbat All
things Of this life are mere matters Of
chance Mans career is determined
Tie instant hc ls horn. and Theodore
Roosevelt was made 10 I'm great
place III American history Had be
been the takir lie gives us $50 much
reason To hold thathc is. he would
have zone of tbc stage long ago van
ished from sight to the derisivc hoot-
ing nf the whole people The Iarri
man letters would have done for
Roosevelt what the Mulngau letters
did for Blaine had not Roosevelt been
"a TAR greater man than Blaiuc2 TN
Indulgence me granted 10 the steel
trust 10 absorb the Tennessee Coal d
Iron company would havo sent amy
other politician % the crap heap. tie
is "a wonder
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
wren ROAD MONEY

The dicisiou of the state supreme
court by which the automobiles tax
passed by the last legislature was up
held liberates lot of money for use in
the building of roads throughout the
state
1t is announced at Lansing that
SS50000 has been collected By the state
III auto licenses. Half OF this collection
goes back 10 the counties SO that IL is
safe to say that by the end OF the mont
th there will BE 100000 available for
state reward money ana an equal n
mount TO be divided up among the
counties of the state
iron County will got one half at all
the automobile tax paid by car owners
tu This county and that fund can bee
used only for The building and main
tcnance of roads a rough estimate
viii easily disclose $50 ears in Iron
county and "a close guess is that they
will average $40 per car in license fee
AT thar rate Iron county viii get about
s1 $50 from the state as It's share of1he
road money dcriycd=lrom The automo.
bile tax
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
SnRINrRs TO BUFFALO

The national convention of the
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine will be
held this year at Buffalo and Ahmed
Temple to which most Crystal Falls
Shriners belong will be represented
by a large delegation
The Arab Patrol and the Patrol
band which visited crystal Falls last
summer viii eo in a body and take part
I'm The drills Competitive drills will
be lad between patrols from all over
the nation
It is reported that the city of Buffalo
viii spend 100000 in entertainment
and decorations
THE parade is going to ho =the big
feature OF the event many patrols
bringing with them mascol= one
patrol from the west viii havca flock
or camels and ono from ElPazo Will
ha,e 100 burros
There arc iag temples iu this coun-
try. Canada aud Mexico aud most Of
them viii he represented
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
WEST SIDE
SHERWOOD TELLS now ROAD
MONEY SHOULD BE SPENT

At The meeting of the township
board and the highway commissioner
with Attorney NJ J. Sherwood and
lothcrs who were present last Monday
afternoon 70 protest against the ac-
ton Of the township meeting ON
the afternoon election day IN vot-
| ing to raise $4,000 for highway pur-
poses, Il was clearly brought out by
Mir Sherwood that che Tax was am H.
legal one and that Il could not be col
lccted and that the board should re-
scind the action of The township
meeting aud vote fat tax, which
the board accordingly did and which
action is reported elsewhere in this
paper
Mr. Sherwood further brought out
in his remarks TO the board that the
actions Of the highway commissioner
and the expenditure of the highway
funds were clearly within the power
of the township board to control and
that the township board should be
held responsible for the useless waste
az the highway funds lie further
brought out that an work amounting
to si00 ar more should be Jet lay con
tract the letting Of which had 90
come before the township board It
was also brought out iu the discus
sion which followed. regarding the
buying Of right Of ways that tie
practice OF paving man for right
OF way ON his own property, ia order
to build road across his own proper.
ty 10 his own door yard. was contrary
to law and illegal and that the man
who demanded Il was certainly not
very patriotic or desired a road very
badly If ho wanted road across his
own property in order 10 get out 20
ilie public highway it wus up 10 him
tu build il and not the township
These arc the matters that the town
ship board should remember for In
the past hundred. yes thousands. OF
dollars have been spent ON building
roads and buying right Of ways ON
mans own property
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Tie news print manufacturers have
nled with the federal trade commission
document saying that they are
wrongod by the public in thc COM
plants being made against !he in
crease in paper costs They ask for am
Investigation When The commission is
investigating il might look into the
prices paid for pulp wood last winter
Four years ago spruce pulp wood ruled
$3.50 per cord higher than ID did last
winter and hcmlocka dollar per cord
higher yct four years ago naper was
thirty percent lower m price tban II
is today The papcr mon are simply
seiging upon the wat excuse i0 unduly
milk the public
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
SATURDAY. NAY G, 1916.

Two years ago our friend Tom
Coulin wouldn't be happy until ne had
our friend T. O'Bricn Of Iron River in
the Legislature And now ho doesn't
seem any happier for he pokes fun at
Representative OBrien ON his legis
latiye record.
or course when O'Brien designated
Tom as"lantern jawed and elongated,
he fooled with "a buzz-saw and the saw
was buzziug at the time, hence Toms
reference to tho statImanship OF Pat.
Now YOU newspaper men OF Iron
County II you are bound TO scrap why
not join the forces over In Dublin
VIII Smith I'm kcweenaw Miner
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Obregop. President Carranza's Secre-
tary of War. Il is interesting 20 recall
the ground on which many people in
the United States have formed the
that The blood which flows
in tie veins of this Mexican military
loader Is mixed with that of Tie brave
king who oycrthreN Tie Danes in the
Battle Of clontarf more than nine
hundred years ago forever putting an
end 10 their ascendency IN Ireland
After the Mexican War of tile EIGHT.
cen-forties considerable number of
tine volunteer soldiers took their dis.
charge and remained in their country.
Among them were Irislrmen from New
York and Philadelphia In numerous
instances they married Mexican wom-
en- They modified their names 10 con
form with the orotund nomenclature
of the Mexican people. Sergeant Muir
ply of New York regiment because
Mr. Nicholas. Private O'Brien Of the
Second Pennsylvania became Mr.
Ohrcgon, and so on II IS not wonder
ful that many individuals of Irish dos-
cent in the United States feel assured
that General Obregon Is descended
from Private O'Brien and they don't
like him any loss for that Evening
Wisconsin
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Mcfarland 10 Ole @ complaint against
Mrs. Pulcr for selling liquor Two
boys. one Is and the other 1S testi-
fed that Mrs Pullcr sold them liquor.
The boys were picked up drunk by
Marshal Mcfarland last Saturday
morning and held ia Jail under the
local option law until they told where
they bought the liquor
Prosecuting Wancn says Mrs PuIlcr
will be arrested on tile complaint
sworn to by Marshal Mcfarland as
soon as the other case against her is
disposed of
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
NIKE FULLER AM WIFE
MILD ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Mike puller and his wife wore both
bound over to the Circm Court last
Wednesday by Justice VanAllcn ON
charges OF violating the local option
law II was held in the second case
against puller IN the next term Of
court
Cosincidcnt with the binding over
OF Puller and his wife Prosecuting
Attorney waucn directed Marshal
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

nston house. p. + Fink having ro.
signed as manager Ia order 10 taka tho
management of hotel AZ portaex
Wis Mrs. Bean will be assisted bv bN
daughter and her thousand. Mr. ~
Mrs w u Emigh Of Milwaukee
Mrs Bean has been il tho hotel
business for many years mad is thor.
oushly familiar with tie work She
comes highly recommended and Is
quite well known to tile travolinD
public
Mrs Bean nd Mr aud Mrs. E,Ns
arrived here this week
PROSECUTE 10 THE LIMIT
The fac1 that two boys were sold
liquor. not only in violation OF the
local option law. but In violation Of ali
laws that pertain to decency the pro
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

A party of girls consisting of Amy
Mason. Ruth Martin. Viva Scaddcu,
Eunice Heck, aud Carol vo6se with
Miss Green as ehaperon. walked out to
Idlewild last Saturday A. NJ and
spent the entire day there getting
dinner Tor themselves at Martins cot
tagc After q must enjoyable day Tie
party returned by automobile
The Juniors gave the customary
banquet To tile senior slass and faculty
last night AZ six o'clock Although
very elaborate plans we're made the
iormalitios did not extend 10 the wear
ing o. long gloves or dress suils Dane
ing followed later in the evening
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
noLoNEl. .RnosEYELT-

We have never looked upon his like
before and % IS doubtful ltthe=fuurc.
however remote Will reveal bis match.
There must be- something great about
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
{ :
- NOTES
Tie Rridgc of Carsnr

The new model of Caesars bridge
was presented 10 the Latin classes this
wool, and Is Acknowledged by all 10 be-
valuable addition 10 the school prop
erty n Is "a great deal larger than the
old one. which was constructed 10y the
class Of 1903 and which now occupies
place OF honor m the curio cabinet
ou the frst noor Parts Of the floor OF
the bridge are left unfinished SO as TO
snow tine steps iu construction and OBJ
soryance of these will make the dread
ed Caesars bridge chapter much easier
for future classes The Caesar class OF
1916 Is leaving lasting memorial
behind a. thanks 10 the energetic
work or its male members Give
Seadden Theron Hin and Harry
Hmght who constructed the bridge in
the manual training department under
the supervision of Mr. Hanson.
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
NeM Hotel Management.

Mrs II r Bean Of wautoma. wis.
arrived here last Saturday and a. once
assumed tho Management Of tie BOY
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06
WHozlSzGEN. .oBREGoN

lyiew Of the= Importance OF tao
conference now lu process hctwcen
General Scott representing the govern
ment al Washington. aud the General
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Mr.. Heads Lyeem section met last
Thursday, Immediately after school
Mr. Burkhart conducted the District
oratorical and Declamatory Contest AZ
Marquette last night
Mr. Connor acted as Judge IL de-
bate between Iron River and STAN
hangh High sehol III Iron River Fri
day night
Miss NJ F. Kern o. Ann Arbor can
yacccd both buildings for magazine
subscriptions during the week
The inspector OF High Schools sent
out by the state University and also by
the North Central Association in
spected the local high school yesterday.
The Kindergartens arc making "a
study OF the returning birds. The
Wuodpeckcr ana the sap sucker made
their appearance this week.
The picture taken by the Photogra-
pher Butter OF Republic OF the entire
cast of the operetta "Bulbul" prove TO
be- very good
The lady teachers in the High School
were each pleasantly surprised last
Thursday morning with fragant
darodil from Mr.. Bender's garden.
Miss Butler teacher of Domestic
Science in the Porter School az Alpha
visited the Domestic Science and Art
classes in High School and Forest
Park last Tuesday
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

A debate was held by members of the
Modern History class Ina their class
room last FRIDAY afternoon The ques-
uon Resolved that the execution OF
Louis XVI of France was more iusti-
fable than that of Charles / OF Eng
land The affirmative side was led by
NANNY Warshawsky and the Negative
by Sidney Warshawsky the affirmative
winning out The judges were Miss.
Cassidy Miss Johns. and Miss out
water. Samuel Ham was a visitor
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Miss Green's section of Lycem mel
Thursday night holding the following
prugam.
Dialogue Choosing n Servant
Dorthy Mimic
Ruth Martin
Lily Nelsnn
Mercedes Guersky
Agnes Eriksou
ina Lambi
Mandolin Solo viva Scadden
pianio Solo Ethel Rodgers
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

The lady teachers in the High School
were each pleasantly surprised last
Thursday morning with "a fragant
dafiodil from Mr. Bender's garden.
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Miss NJ F.. Kern u Ann Arbor can
yacced both buildings for magazine
subscriptions during the week.
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

The picture taken by the Photogra-
pher Butter of Republic OF the entire
cast of the operetta "Bulbul" prove TO
be very good
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Mr., Heads Lycem section met last
Thursday, Immediately after school
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Mr. connor acted as Judge in de-
bate between Iron River and Stam-
bangh High schol III Iron River Fri
day night
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

The Kindergartens are making a
study OF the returning birds The
woodpeckcr and the sap sucker made
their appearance this week
The diamond drill., 1916-05-06

Mr. Burkhart conducted the District
0ratorical and Declamatory Contest at
Marquette last night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
The Home Circle Page
Devoted to Women and Their Interest

cards are inexpensive. There is one
for each week OF the year. on which.
in parallel columns are the DAYS of
the week. beloS which is a space
for the insertion OF the expense for
each household item - groceries.
meat and provisions. milk and ice.
fuel and light, service, utensils.
laundry. miscellaneous and personal.
which appear in a column at the
left. At the bottom are the totals for
each day OF the week At the right
OF the columns for each day is the
total expenditure for the week OF
each separate item. At the right Of
this is a gain column and a loss
column. The cards are arranged in
the regular card catalogue manner,
the name of the month filling the
projecting heading OF the card.
With each set is a monthly card
upon which the totals of each week
can be transferred each month. At
the right OF the monthly column is
the expenditure per month for each
item, as in the weekly column, so
that a a glance, a family may know
just what the expenditures are each
month, showing gains or losses. A
yearly card completes the set, ar
ranged as each monthly card is to
show at quick glance the financial
record OF the esta blishment. This
same systematic training is going TO
make the homemaker much more
efficient in her work in the larger
household, civic, state and national.
As the hOmemaker thinks it over, is
IT not worthy, this profession Of
household management of the study
and business efficiency applied TO
other great business establishments?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
Business Methods in the Home

the expenses of an establishment, is
a complex one. She has to plan for
many departments, and 10 study OUT
the right proportion OF expenditure
OF the family income for each Of
these items OF expense. Just here
budget helps TO classify and pro-
portion each department Of legiu-
mate outgo for the family comfort
BY the comparison Of many budgets,
some facts have been deduced that
1 feel will help every housewife.
There can be no hard-and-fast rule
for in making out the budget we
must be governed in proportiOning
the different items by the taste and
condition Of each family. 1t must
never become a burden. Nor can
you always live up to the budget"
Upon the request from Miss Kemp
that all those keeping a budget show
hands, out Of some 50 or 40 women
present only one admitted she was
keeping a budget
We have come TO learn how" was
the answer from the rest. Their
eager and intelligent questions
proved, too. how honest is their
search for help in their problems.
Upon the board Miss Kemp had
placed some statistics which she had
gathered from two family budgets,
consistently lived up TO, and which
show two families of different finan-
Cial standing and size working out
their problem OF household eff
cheney in a businesslike manner. The
Per cents are rather interesting, be-
cause they show how individually
each family estimates the relative
importance of the general expenses
The tables follow, each giving the
number in the family, the income.
and the per cents allowed for each
class Of expenditure.
The first is a family of four, con-
sisting OF the parents and two young
boys. The mother has "A salary Of
$500, and the father, who is a me-
Chanic, averages about enough to
bring the income up to $1,14O per
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10

Total for year ...s1,765
Laundry SIS. telephone $40. sun
dries and lunches FOR man S125,
sundries and lunches for woman
$75. inCidentalS 500.
Among constructive and time
saving devices that will help the
housewife carry out her budget are
the household expense cards. ar
ranged by Mrs. Alice Gitchell Kirk.
Of Cleveland. .. These were highly
recommended by Miss Kemp as aux
iliaries 20 the budget plan These
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10

%Carfare. fuel and light, laundry,
household equipment
The cultural purposes includes
amusernents, lectures and other
items that help make things bright
CT and better.
The next table is that of a man
and his wife for the first year of
their housekeeping experience. Their
classification is different. and their
estimate Of the legitimate per cent
of each item is also different
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
SHE NEEDED AID.

See that man over there He is
a bombastic mutt. windjammer
nonentity, false alarm. and an
Of the earth
down for me-"
why in the world
He's my husband and 1 should
like TO use il on him some time"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
DAINTY UNDERMUSLINS
Infants and Children's Sample Bannet
One-F1alf Price and Less

Just received sample line of Infants and Chdren
able Bonnets from New Yor largest They
materials and clean and eadytOW will 0
Lot for immediate these prices never be
duplicated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-10
Women Adore
Gifts Of
Dainty Waists

You will make no
mistake by purchasing
one or more of these
charming new Waists
for yourself, or a gift
to a friend. A very
attractive assortment
now awaits your in
Spection.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
\ WAY OUT

A Resident of Bisbee Shows the Way.
 There's one effective way to relieve kidney backache.
 Linimcnt and plasters may relieve it;
 But they seldom reach the cause.
 Backache is cause to suspect the kidneys.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for dis ordered kidneys.
 Bisbee people back them up.
 Read case of it.
 w. w. Gristy, Bisbee, says: ''I had pains in the small of my back and suffered from sharp twinGes when stooping or lifting. At night my back ached severely and mornings I was lame and sore. I was tired and had no ambition. often had head aches and dizzy spells and was an moved by spots before my eyes. Tho kidney secrctions contained sediment and were too frequent in passage. causing mc to get up often during the night Two boxes Of Deans Kid ney Pills cured me"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that cured MT. Gristy. Foster Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo, \. Y. tAdve-tisewe20
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-23
"OPEN HOUSE"IS PLANNED BY W"
 CHRISTMAS DAY

Large placards are being distributed throughout the District by the Y. M C. A. announcing their biz "Open House" on Monday, Christmas Day, ro which both men and women are in vited.
 At D. m. the Copper Queen band will give recital. At 3 o'clock big candy scramble will be given for the boys department in the gymnasium. The newly organized Y. NJ c. A. or chestra will give a recital at 3:3O. and at 4:30 Christmas records of classical music will be given, consisting of vocal solos, violin solos with piano choral numbers, Read ings. Christmas Carols, orchestra re- cital and a one act Christmas sketch called Memories"