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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-23

G. Hurrle. Mrs. d. ]. Graves. Mrs. T.
d. French, New Plymouth; d. G. Tay-
Tor and wife. Julian Churchill and
wife, Gooding; C. e. Johnson, p. NJ
Gandiago. Mountain Home; Mrs. w.
w. Jones, Jorden Valley; De Loss Butt
and wife, Nampa; WIN. Yoakum. Dali
las. Tex: Robert Wilkerson and wife,
Logan Valley; Ralph Carrico. Good
ing; Guy Davenport. Hill City: E. w.
Bowman. Council; Mrs. Villa G. Mum
dell and daughter, Mountain Home; A.
s. Peake. N tus; Guk w. Hoffman,
Wallowa, Ore.
CHAMELEON o. Pence and wife,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OWYHEE-Walter Hanson. Wal
lace; ]. p. Wilson, San Francisco: f.
w. Graham. Portland; ]. William
Frank. St Louis; NJ. S. Skinner and
wife. Baker: A. L. Steele, Spokane; r.
NJ. Lindsay, l. f. Simmons, Portland;
b. NJ. BUM, st. Louis; A. e. Bergreen
Portland: Trim E. Rockwell, Belle
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-23
nature affecting their child.

1t seems that about this time, Super
intendent Chase, of the Lewiston home.
sent a man to investigate Mr.. and Mrs.
Priest in relation to their previous rep
reservations of reform. Chase's agent
made report adverse to the parents,
and which they now allege to have been
wholly untrue. In contradiction of the
the parents have filed several deposi-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-23

A vote for John c. Rice as Justice Of
the supreme court is vote for charac-
ter, efficiency and high legal standard
in tho highest court Of the state.-Adv.
NC
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
Our Daily Special. Temperament Is Merely a Lady like Name for Temper.
Luke McLuke Says

Father stays home all day Sunday and eats up everything in the house and then wonders what the Sam Hill makes him feel so dopey on Monday.
 There are lots Of Ph.D.s in this country who couldn't tell you how to find the LeastCominon Denomin- ator.
 The old-fashioned youth who used to wear his S1O Hand-Me-Downs when he went to a Hoe Down now has a son who has to have a S1O0 set of Monkey Clothes so he can attend Dansants.
 Any girl who has them can tell you that Freckles are Beauty Spots.
 There are lot of people in this country who are so worked up over the suiferings of the Heathens in the South Sea Islands that they pass a dozen blind men every day and never see a tin cup.
 Somewhere in this world, every hour of every day. two good good friends are getting married 80 they can become lifelong enemies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
WHAT OF THE DEUTSCHLAND AND BREMEN.

The failure to get definite of the Bremen or Deutschland is disquietng to the thousands who had hoped that those vessels and more like them would keep up the successful blockade running that was started by the Deutschland when she arrived at Baltimore with her million dollar cargo. The Ameri- can interest in these craft is a genuine interest There is scarcely none, be he pro-German pro- Ally. who has not wished the undersea blockade run good luck
 However. the interest is not that they would play an important part in the restoration of in terrupted German commerce because that would be impossible for such craft under the most favorable circumstances. It is true that the Deutschand's cargo was said to have been worth a million dollars but that was because there was only one cargo-one week for few weeks would reduce the value similar list of articles to thet which she carried It would require a very large fleet of the 75Oton 9.krot carriers between the United States and Ger many to make an appreciable change in the Atlantic trade situation Submarine freight carriers could aid materially the situation as to chemicals used in med eines and dyestu0 manufacture and few other things in this country. but it would help Germany very little in her diminishing foodstufts supply and would be a small factor in general commercial ditions and scarcely noticeable in matters of finance
 A. e. all. the interest in the Deutschland and Bremen largely sporting. the interest that follows and hopes for success for those who take daring chance. It is the interest that invariably wishes blockade runners we'll
 But it Is a genuine interest and while the out look is not the best, the people still hoping that both vessels will show up in good time at the proper places
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
HIGHER INCOME TAXES

The new internal revenue law. according to dis patches will produce S2O5OOOOOO year in revenues. Most Of this will come through the income tax feature. which reduces the minimum tax-exempted income from SS.OOO a year S2OOO year for single men and from S4OOO to $S.OOO year for married men. and which increases the tax on large incomes that for incomes of s2.OOOOOO more running as high as 1S per cent.
 There will be complaining. doubt, about the increased income tax. but it will come from those who are able to pay. and it had to come from some place. We cannot have preparedness unless We pay for it. Many people who have marched in prepared ness parades will realize that And let it be said that in all probability most Of those who have urged preparedness will pay their tolls willingly
 Some idea of how heavy the tax vii hit some of the wealthiest Of our American people may be gained from the estimate recently made that Vim. cent Astor will be touched by the tax collector for the tidy sum of s7SOOOO a year under the new law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
A GREAT DIFFERENCE

Notwithstanding that the tenure of office of the President and the Democratic majortes of the United States Senate and House of Representatives are at stake in the campaign that in progress throughout the country the President and the Senators and Rep reenaves of the majority party at their posts, aborng for their country and constituents instead Of being out in the campaign fighting for their jobs It is different with Wick. What he for Alaska? His job is in danger. and he must come to Alaska for what? To discuss the issues of the campaign? Not at all but to begin another campaign of islander and abuse There is great difference between public service and public humbuggery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

During one of the waits" before the committee had reported at the recent Democratic convention ot the delegates lndulged in little good natured by play concerning picture Of Delegate wickersham that was hanging on the wall. Frank Bach in a spirit of fun moved that the picture be turned to the wall. and others made remarks Chairman E. J. White treated the motions and counter motions in the numerous vein that characterized the whole incident, and put nothing vote Now some newspapers of the Terri tory are discussing the matter in serious One of two papers bave said that there was row" over
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
HOW IT SAW IT IN FEBRUARY

Seattle PostInenigencer, February IS, 1916)
 It is high time to silence the Hughes presidential propaganda and making political playthlng or the name of that distinguished urst and fine Ameri. can. He is not a candidate No contingency can pos si5y arise that will render him available as candi- date.
 Dsavowa on his part ought not be required. The mproprety of the thing is palpable-its iarring un- fitness all to manifest.
 forever be kept out of politics is belittng to the august tribunal to suggest the drafting of Of it's members for political is shocking to nation al sensibilities as we'll The Republican party is not SO hard pressed today nor will any party be so hard pressed, to find justification for dragging the supreme court into politics and making the tri. bunal stepping to the presidency Of political leadership. And party singuarly illattuned the spirit of American institutions and to the eter nal fitness of things in juggling with the jurists dis. tngushed and marking time with impossible propaganda
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
SACRIFICE rIsH TO PUBLic HEALTH
lAnchnrare Tlmesl

Anchorage Ttmes)
 The salmon are beginning to run up Ship Creek to spawn, and after depositing eggs at convenient points the fish will die. It Is advisable for those in authority here to see that fish net Is placed near the mouth Of Ship Creek to prevent further entry Of the salmon. The town of Anchorage is de- pendent on Ship Creek for it's water supply. and we cannot afford to have the water polluted by unnum bered dead salmon lying on the banks and bars Of the stream. This matter should have been attended to before now. but it is not too late to at least lessen the danger. if prompt action is taken.
 Ship Creek is among the streams of Alaska that are immune from fish traps and devices. The de. partment of commerce controls these salmon spawn ing creeks But in the circumstances. the health of the people of Anchorage is important than a particular spawning ground for fish, The salmon will 80 elsewhere. | denied ingress to Ship Creek
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
THE MEANING OF THOSE QUESTIONS
lSt Lonia Rennhllcl

(St. Lotus kepuDucJ
 The stand-pat Republican newspapers which have commented so airily upon the questions addressed to Candidate Hughes by a large group Of American magazine writers miss the real point Of the incident in a surprising way The question is not as to the political weight carried by these gentlemen at all. The thing that gives importance to their questions IS the trade they get their living at
 The names of those writers are familiar to us all for the sole that they have kept the knack of writing things that their felow-ctzens want to read They are able to write these things because they understand how the popular mind works
 They ask certain pointed questions of Candidate Hughes. The very fact that these men with their sharpened instinct for following the workings of the popular mazazne reading mind ask these questions IS proof positive that the questions in the minds Of the plain men and women Of Kokomo and Sedalia, Green Bay and Utica, Decatur and Ypsilanti, Sioux Falls and Medicine Lodge, Altoona and Wilmington Knobnoster and Kalamazoo.
 The plain people who choose the President Of the Republic want to know what Hughes's construc. tive policy is. set of men who follow trade at which they would starve to death unless they were able to follow the mind of the plain people have formulated questions designed to clear up this doubt The fact has a significance which certainly the editors of daily newspapers which support the Republican candidate ought to be the last people in the world to miss Mir. Hughes had better answer those Question-not in fear of the dispeasure or Irwin Cobb and the rest-which would amount to It. tle-but because Cobb and his fellows are speaking for scores of millions of John Smiths. Jim Browns and Bill Jonses, who after all, are the people who elect Presidents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
WANTEo-MIsceIIaneouo

HELP WANTED" ADS IN THE ARE SURE CoURIERs- they take your message to the best available workers in the city-they bring you responses from all Of these, and perhaps from many work hunters who would not fit into your needs at all. These are easily elim- mated and you are enabled to choose, for your purpose, THE RIGHT WORKER. And obviously, no other business dotair is of more importance than this. a21
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

The Republican platforms in Alaska devoted a great deal of space to National matters, particularly those National matters about which there is little or no disagreement They devoted less space to Alaskan questions and scarcely none to the allim. portan question of selfgovernmen for the Territory in all local matters, which after all is so much more important than any of the other problems that confront the Territory that 1t might very properly be said to encompass them all
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
BUSY WINTER FOR SEWARD ASSURED
Seward Post)

Steward POstJ
 Announcement by the U. S. railroad officials that the line north from Seward to rahead will be kept in operation all winter to provide supplies for men engaged in hard rock work along Turnagain n- sures busy for this place during the season in which times been slack during previous years
 Work might be continued along the line north from Matnauska Junction during the winer, but such a procedure would not be economical and the com mission has decided to suspend actual construction there during the winter months and center its eff forts hard rock cuts along the arm. Thus busy winter is in sight the busiest in the history of Sew ard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

Two years ago the skagway Alaskan and few other Alaska papers were urging people to vote for wickersham on the ground that he was the one frstlast.andallhe-time slmon-pure Wilson man in the Territory This year they are denouncing Wl- son. Did Wick say thumbs downl"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

The recent papers contain all sorts of comment wise and otherwise upon the Roosevelt eclipse at Chicago. The plain truth is that Roosevelt had passed the Age Limit No longer he enjoy a fight for fights sake. He is longer in mood to boss the show He admits his being yanQuished Armageddon for him, has many terrors He is a has-been. And he cannot come back The poor old hat he threw in the ring is brmless and perforated It would not adorn scarecrow, and would not mis- lead a foolish bird much less of those wise daws that control the old Guard.-(Nome Industrial Worker.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

While Hughes is making faces at him from the stump Wilson with patience and patriotism is trying to save the United States and the American people from the disaster of a railroad strike.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

1t, etc. and a wickersham organ suggests that the incident disclosed that the Delegate has friends in the Democratic party A small matter, the whole thing, but suggestive of tondness of certain people in Alaska for threshng straw men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
READ THE "ADs," KEEP
 IN TOUGH; SAVE MONEY

You spend a large part of your money at stores. Therefore you should keep in touch with stores. In this the ads serve you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
BOARD and LODGING

GOOD home cooking and pleasant rooms at reasonable rates. Mrs. E. Emmons, Bay View House, formerly the St. George. AgL
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

Failing in his efforts to establish his claim to being the originator Of the Wilson policies in Alaska. Delegate wickersham is now opposed to Wilson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Chicago News)
 A lazy man and a comfortable bed are not easily divorced.
 Fortunate is the man who never knows when he gets the worst of 1t.
 Every man believes there is a re- ward laid up in heaven for him. but he is never in hurry to claim 1t. A woman isn't satisfied with a purchase unless she can make her self believe that she got more than her moneys worth.
 
 It's the contrariness of her sex that causes a woman to love a man after she thinks she has broken his heart by not loving him. Auto service for prenIes and hand- ling baggage. Juneau Transfer Com. pany. Phone 4s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
The Want Ads Are "Brokers-in General" To the People of
 the City

The want ads bring buyer and seller together-some- times from the remotest corners of the city; some times from adjoining blocks. The little ads are brokers-in-general to the people of the city-INITI- ATING trades, deals, yen- lures. They find a buyer often as easily as they find a seller. They DO BUSI- NESS for the people-and at the smallest obroker- age expenses" imaginable sometimes it's too small to reckon in with the transac- tiOn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

There may be other sections of Alaska that are prosperous but none can claim the distinction of shipping the quantity of mineral and salmon that goes from this port every week-(C -(Cordoya Times)
 Mir. Hughes starts out with a weLdeveloped and winning smile which may or may not last through the whole campaign Chicago Heraldl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

There are still many of our townsmen who have faith in the Port Wells country as a mining district and they backing up their judgment with the cash necessary to open up of the likely looking propertes.-. Cordova Times
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

IF YOUR EXPENSES ARE IN- CREAsING, INCREASE YOUR IN- COME. Rent that extra room to desirable tenant, and the weekly income from 1t will help materially in meeting your fixed expenses
 Two dollars a week grows into a hundred and four dollars a year. Three dollars week amounts to a hundred and ffty-slx dollars a year. Perhaps you have two spare rooms, possible to sub-let at these or other rates. ADVERTISE in The Empire Classified Department. a19
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

WANTED-Steady young man with
 some means to take half interest in my barber shop and learn the trade. Easy terms to the right party. F. A. Brown, Pioneer Baths. A29.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR sALE-MIaesIIane0ua

WHEN YOU DECIDE TO SELL your property, whether real estate or automobile or chattel of any kind, you face AN ADVERTISING TASK. You must get your message to you possible buyers. That these are readers of classified advertising is a certainty. If your offer appeals to them. your sale Is assured. THE EMPIRE reaches most readers. a2l
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

wANTED-Twenty.hye men a day with 25 cents each to bathe at the Pioneer Baths. Including shower and excelllent accommodations. A28.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
BITS OF BY.PLAY
 (By Luke McLuke
Tbings 10 Worry About.

South America has five and one tenth inhabitants to the square mile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
MONEY LoANEN

on personal property. diamonds, jew. elry, notes and bonds. All business strictly confidential. J. Plant, broker and jewelr, Front St. S-1.ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18
Names Is Names.

Pryor Luce lives at Auburn, WI
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

WANTED-Glrl for general house work. Scandinavian preferred. Ad- dress Carbots Boarding House, in Douglas. SOh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

FOR sALE-Rooming house, call phone 1902, or McMillan Bros, for particulars. slo
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

wANTED-Twenty.hye men a day with 25 cents each to bathe at the Pioneer Baths Including shower and excelllent accommodations. A28.
 WANTED-steady young man with some means to take half interest in my barber shop and learn the trade. Easy terms to the right party. F.. A. Brown, Pioneer Baths. A29.
 WANTED-Glrl for general house. work. Scandinavian preferred. Ad- dress Carbot's Boarding House, in Douglas. SOH.
 wANTED-Work in hotel or res. taurant by capable woman who is stranded through loss through theft of purse containing all of her mon- ey Phone 169. Seaview Apts. a19
 HIGHEST price paid for mems cast-off clothing, guns and jewelry Club Tailor, 71 Front Street Tel. 451. If.
 WANTED-A woman to do general housework in the front of the res taurant, Apply White Luch. 122 Front St. S-12tf,
 wANTED-Girl to work in fruit store. Apply to Manuel Graf, Doug las. Al4tt
 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. Audit
 LOST AND FOUND
 LosT-Black pocket book con taining B. of R. T. and letter from c. P. R. to A. H. Atkins. Return to A. W. Clare, Box. 134. a1S
 LosT-A reward is offered for ni- formation about large yellow cat, answers to name of Pinky. Lost last night, weight 20 pounds. Ad- dress Empire. a19.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

FOR sALE-Restaurant and lunch room. Enquire Empire. ly26tL.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-18

WANTED-Work in hotel or res taurant by capable woman who is stranded through loss through theft of purse containing all of her mon- ey. Phone 169. Seaview Apts. a19
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-22
Mile Posts in Life of
Histoy's Saddest Ruler

1928 Francis Joseph born
NSocnd throne December 9 when - Old aauon
OF IN, uncle Ferdinand /
ls5]-Attcmp made to d,NasSlnatc HIM
1884 Married Princess Elizabeth chosen by ms
mother for his bride
Sardinia lost lomhardy. ducy Ho
and Venice
His brother Ahiuc Maxmlau OF Mexico executed
burned burned death
PARIS and cousin drowned himself NahrcnhcrR lake
Rudolph prince killed himself slain h Ralazl
hungarian chcacr who found the prince and Baroness Marie
sweetheart BalalH, together hunting lodge
Mccrmg
Ahduke Johann Salvador heir throne after death Of Rudolph
nephew the rcnomccd his imperial duuc,
lied the John Oh captain OF merchant ship lie
heard from
\rhdukc Francis Ferdinand heir pcumpte TO the throne figured
mpc-, Elizabeth stabbed to death Geneva hy
Italian anarchist
\r,hduhc Ferdinand a,sas,uacd Serbia Jtmamm
pror ou luly % led To- declaration on July q
l)l6-Dlcd November u lei long illness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-22

Or Wilson \ Chlroprlctor 7Oi Sacu.
uN iu.diut. over kcrrs Phone Marie
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-22

er, as the plaintiffs to keep their ac-
counts and be prepared promptly to
pay their employees on the basis Of the
Ndam,on Law
Beside, Mr Hagcrmau, attorneys ap-
pcaring for the government included r.
Marvin Underwood assistant attorney
general OF the United State, G. Carroll
Iodd assistant t. the attorney, Francis
NJ Wilson, United States district at
torncv m whose name the government
motions were flied, and others
Difference in Cases.
In m> decision Judge Hook said
The sole question raised i, rhll of
the con,tltu,ionality of the law The
court is informed that the other cases
stand ON applications for temporal, IN.
junction An appeal granting or rclus.
INK temporary injunction goc, into
the circuit court Of appeal, and not
iur'hcr hy our procedure while am ap
peal from a final order or decree IN
such a case would go direct to the su
prcmc court Of the Uuitcd State, I'm
the former a decision would be iurou
elusive, m the latter a decision would
definitely settle the case for the whole
country \ decision here It i, decided
viii promptly result in a final decree
IRON which az appeal will hc taken g.
the supreme court
The assistance Of thu, court ha,
been invoked 10 facilitate a uual and
authoritative determination OF the con
Stltutiunal question he case wa, pre-
,cntcd yesterday and decision i, De
sired today II /, far from heug an
agreeable duty Tor a Judge 10 record q
judicial conclusion wlthuu, the care
and dclibcratlon essential to 4 couyic.
ton that he would stand In IN ever,
circumstance Upon the merit, of a
case the government neither ask, nor
receives from a court greater r.u,ll
Grafton than is accorded by the settled
rules and prc'umptlons of law hut a
request hy the department OF Justice
iu and a decision ut the case with the
rights OF every ono cannot be- declined
certainly not for personal consideration
Upon a consideration of the Adam
SON law and Ot what is sail oi il,
practical effect and what wa, intended
lo be- accomplished by H. the iudp
mcnt is that. As the cYur, cun,,rur.
'hc terms ci the law. !, cannot b, VI,
famed Since both parties have. sand
they would not plea further whltcyrr
the decision might he decree viii
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