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Evening journal., 1916-03-10

their party responsible for the defeat
of the Statewide proposition. The
men who voted against the amended
bin were Delegates Kefauver and
Rice. OF Frederick; Tenney of Wash
ington. and Long. of Howard.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Sale of15O Women's Skirts,
SIS and SIS. SO Values at $500

For tomorrow we offer $50 Wo-
mems and Misses very fine tailored
Skirts, the very latest spring styles, in
% very striking new models; some
plain, others smartly trimmed, of fine
all-wool Poplins, Gabardine, Chuddah
Cloth, Serges and Shepherd Checks;
we consider this the biggest bargain
we ever offered, especially with the
high market; real $500 and S5.9s
values; your choice for CD 00
tomorrow only, at .... PO"VV
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
S25 Women's Fancy Tailored
Suits al $500

Perfect reproductions of a number
of beautiful designs by famous
French artists; eighteen en-
tirely new and attractive models
to select from; of fine all
wool Poplin, Gabardine, Serges, Shep-
herd Checks and Velour Checks, all
handsomely lined with the finest peau
de cygne, in black, navy and beautiful
new oolors; skirts are beautifully tail
orcd, flare. circular and gathered
models; real SIS value, G1S 00
vcry special at. . p 1OsOO
Other new Suits, copied from
high cost imported models of the fin
est all-wool and silk materials; every
model exclusive in style, fit and work
manship special at $3.50, S17.50,
$1,000 and up TO $1,000.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
What do you feed him?

What do you feed him?
A boy can eat shavings or a rag rug
when he's hungry--but they don't give
him much nourishment.
If you want your boy to be a reg
ular boy and grow up to be a regular
man--give him sustaining digestible food
give him
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
BENNINGTON NOW VALDEZ.

Without ceremony of any kind, without the footing of a single whistle. and without a single cheer. the freighter Bennington. of the AL aska s. s. Co. fleet, recently passed from existence and few minutes later became the Valdez, says re- cent Seattle Times
 Clad in overalls, sign painter gingerly lowered himself down the forward side of the Alaska s. S. leo. s freighter Bennington at 10 O. clock this morning and began paint ing out her old name as a pre- liminary to putting her new name on the bows. The company receiy- led permission from the authorities in Washington, D. G. to change the vessels name from Bennington to Valdez.
 The vessel was purchased on the Great Lakes last year by the com pany and brought to Seattle last month. She will sail for Kotzebue sound in command of Capt Thomas Moore who prefers a ship with an an Alaskan name. The company al- SO prefers an Alaskan name and the sign painter gets good wages for rechristening the vessel, so all hands are satisfied.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
THANE WINS FROM PERSEVERANCE IN
 VERY SNAPPY GAME
Home Run at Time when Bases Are Full Decides Game-Sippery Field Makes Playing Not
 of Highest Class,

Last night the Thane baseball team took the measure of their Perseverance rivals on the Juneau baseball field by a score of 6 to Q. This is the first time Thane has been able to floor their opponents. The victory is almost entirely due to the home run made by Lester Thompson at a time when the bases were full, netting four runs for Thane,
 Dawes pitched a good game for the Millers, and, although the Per severance bunch landed freely on his delivery in the sixth inning, he received excellent support and was able to send them to the field be- fore they put over the necessary run to tie the score.
 Dermody pitched the first five in- niugs for the Miners and then Bar ner was sent in to finish the game Both men pitched good ball. but on account of the lucky home run, the Perseverance men were unable to catch their rivals
 The game was played in a heavy mist and the balls and field were slippery. Several men made safe hits, who would have been retired easily on a dry field. The game was surprisingly free from errors on both sides and was an eXhibi- tion of real baseball.
 In the sixth inning it looked as if Perseverance would catch their rivals. With Thane three runs in the lead. the Miners put two runs across the plate and had men on both second and third when the side was retired.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Johnny Coulon, former bantam champion, lost a siX-round bout to Billy Mascott at Portland the other night The little fellow gave away height and although he forced the milling at every stage, he was out pointed in the opinion of the ref cree. He kept going, however, and in the last round he had Mascott stopped in his tracks, iabbing him at will, but could not put over damaging punch Coulon has been out of the game a long while and now talks of doing comeback.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
DANCES wlLL CONTINUE

Abbey Rogers has left but the jit- ney dance goes on forever These dances at A. B. Hall, which have met with so much popular favor, will be continued as before. The dance will be given under the active manage ment of Ihe A. Bs with practically the same good orchestra. Phillip Marks has been secured to lead the orchestra in place or Mir. Rogers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
Perseverance.

SUMMARY - Two base hits. Thompson, Wilson, Aronson. Home run, Thompson Bases on balls, Dermody z, Dawes l. Left on bases, Perseverance 4, Thane 6. Wild pitches, Dawes. Sacrifice hits Wells. Hit by pitcher, Laden, Rhoades. Struck out, Dermody 1 :. Banner 8, Dawes z. Stolen bases, Anderson. Aronson, Wells, Sweeney. Hits, off Dermody in 4 innings, Banner l in 2>innings Time 1855. Umpire Gray.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
PRINCE GEORGE BRINGS
 MANY TOURISTS NORTH

The steamer Prince George arriv- ed from the south at eight o'clock last night, on time to the minute. On board the Prince George were 143 round trip tourists, 19 bound for Skagway. and seven for Juneau. The George departed northbound at 10 o'clock last night and IS due southbOuud tomorrow night
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Under the Crescent" a new serial by Lois Weber, author of "The Hyp- rocrites." will he one of the Sunday attractions at the Grand. This new serial gives a complete story in each edlsode which runs for two reels Sunday two episodes win be given and the other four will follow con. secutively on the next four Sun days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

The six reels snown at the Grand last night, while a French play and Frenchy in many parts. was one Of the best productions Manager Gross has had for some weeks. Nat C.. Goodwin. the real American comed- ian, plays the principal part I'm this play which is Business is Business. The pictures are clear and the reels perfect. Interest does not lag but keeps the audience watching all the time. This bill will be given again today and tomorrow
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

A series Of some of the beet high class pictures seen in Juneau for some time, mGny intense moments, devoid of anything cheap, high class throughout that can be easily said about "The Thief at the Orpheum last night with Dorothy Donne!ly in a most important role. The various scenes are all well staged The sub. feet is not trashy it is new theme and one that leaves a splendid i'm pressiou. "The Thief win be given again tonight
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
MOVIE THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
FamdOm News

At the Dream last night John Bar rymOre and a company of gccd pco' plc presented "The Dictator to two large audiences in a most setisiac. tory manner "The Dictator" film play Is like stepping into New York city and witnessing a real stage per formance. The reelG ore clear pie lures splcndidly photographed and the subject just for pleasure pur poses. Same excellent bin tonight end tomorrow matinee only.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Tomorrow night thcre will be no pictures at the Dream but Miss Ail- cen Ferluce. a daughter Of Juneau will give a high class musical even ing. many of her imperson0tions be- ing given in costume.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

A Seattle dispatch states that "The Birth Of a Nation" will shortly be sent on tour of Alaskan towns. None Of the local managers know anything about this report.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

The prizes for the hose races at Thape tonight will be $50 first and $2O second. Through an error the Empire stated .hat they would be much larger
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

The field sports to be given at Thane for the benefit of the em- ployees Of the company will be held tonight. Hose and races of all other kinds will be given for the men The same sports will be held at Perseverance on Sunday for the men who work at the mine,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
American League

At Washington-Detroit 3, Wash ington 1
 At New York-Ncw York 6, Cleye. land g.
 At Philadelphia-st. Louis T. Phil a delphia 9.
 At Boston with Chleago. rain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

William c. Dowlau who appears in Under the Crescent was several years ago a favorite stock actor in Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Charlie Clary who has appeared in many productions seen here, espec- iaIIy at the Dream, will soon appear in person as he intends to make a round trip Co Southeastern Alaska within a couple of weeks according 10 private adyices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Theda Bara will soon be in Ju- neau in "The Two Orphans"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Work is progressing favorably at the Coliseum and this new house will be opened very soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Hazel Dawn, as Clarissa in Gam. bier's Advocate, a vivid and reolis- tic photo.adaptotion or Ronald McDon' aids celebrated story will be the Sunday and Monday bin at the Dream.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Herb Murphy, last year with Spo- kane, has been traded by Salt Lake to Los Angeles for Johnny Kane. Guigni has not been going well for Salt Lake and it was reported that he was ready for the ax, but Blank enship let Murphy go instead.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Frank Moran practically has been matched to meet Carl Morris in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the latter part of the month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

"Midnlsht at Maxim5," the real girl show of the movie world, opened to good business 2t the Douglas Or pheum last night and will no doubt do tremendous business for the re- mainder of the week There is noth- ing immoral in this catchy vaude- vile show although there are several risQue situations but they are care. fully worked out
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

This bout vas just to Timber him up a bit Coulon had to quit the game on account of n health and when Kid Williams beat him in the bout in which the title changed hands, Coulon made very sorry showing
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

With his scheduled ten-round heavyweight fight practically won, Jack Root, of Portland was knock ed out by Vic Berger, of San Fran cisco in the fifth round before a crowd in Moose hall the other night Berger landed a hot solar pleXus and followed with a right hook to the jaw and ended the session. The crowd ieered in disgust, but Dr. V. s. Ison, the referee, who is an ath- lete of high standing there, says the knockout was fair and square.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14
BIG LEAGUE GAMES SCORES, THURSDAY JULY ta
 Northweetern Leanue.
NOrthwestern League.

At Butte Seattle 12, Butte To- At Great Falls-Vancouver 8, Great Falls 2.
 At Spokane Spokane 5, Tacoma 4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

real golf course for this sec. ton is what is being planned by B. 10 Thane. Mendenhall has been chos- en as the best location and plans are being worked out for not only a reg ular golf course but a country club. Mr. Thane has been working on the plan for the past three years but it begins to look now as if his ideas would be successfully carried out. Visitors to Mendenhall will soon be hearing B. M Behrends, Charles Goldstein, B. L.. Thane, Herman Tripp, Harry Fisher, J. C. Mcbride, Henry Shattuck and the other busi. ness men Of the city calling fore" Incidentally another productive field of endeavor will be opened for the younger generation of Juneau who will be called upon to act as caddies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

Tomorrow night will be the night for comedies at the Orpheum. Sun day The Carpet Of Bagdad' win be the bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

A new bin opens at the Douglas Lyric tonight and one of the produc- tons will be Grace Cunard in her sixth episode Of "The Broken Coin '
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

That Referee Jim Griffin erred re- gently in calling the four-round match at Daily City, Calf, between Willie Ritchie, former lightweight champion of the world, and Willie Hoppe, a draw, was the concensus of opinion of those who witnessed the bout All were agreed that Rit- chies showing in the last two rounds gave him a decided lead. While it was admitted that Hoppe made a credltable showing, he was decidedly wobbly in the closing round and it was believed that if the contest had been for six rounds instead of four that the former champ would have won a knockout.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-14

At Baltimore last night Battling Leyinsky outpointed Jack Dillon in seven rounds of the ten round mill,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
Seoefen uno Odmpfen Ser Silaoe.

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sent lclncS Wcuitltc5 cinbnRtc. cine
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Reinbaltuno Ger RdbmNldihine.

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nit bcibcm @uiicr ucd1clpiI!t. Is IT
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miro lie 0uourdl DcrbciiCrt un0 rcincr,
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ltlNc NcrGn0eruuQ mo &cr0crbniS
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

lon6cra al ser quit ooer @entilo-
ten. oonn tolten Die Staae Den Uc.
lIBern ~be'tnn0ia @elo infolgc DER ult.
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ucrbruudltcr &uft. Qc0ctht tcin Ihler.
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Grit fir 6eHiioel.

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portrefflides, fait cbcnio broud,borcs
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
ueber rdtionelle Grobeerenfultur.

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ocnn Die @ur5cln limo 10 lem ME
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ben pcrbrcitct ltno man 3crrcibt lie hcl
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fam mon Den EfIon3en nitt ioiort
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

iun0 3icqelitcine, E~orjraom Stclu.
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ocnn cin Shcil ser natilrlidlcn Steinc
miro ourd1 Zen NiuQcuiuft QcIGit un0
ms Nlut, mic Ole iu ocu StcinCn chi
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lilge Alrt1tng ouaubt. Gcnnud) f0n.
Ncn Die 9er0n1tcnS toitc. mic Qcid9t.
l1cniqIttn9 gum 5hrll oIa CrioB mr.
@rit olentn. NM mcnn Dem WCilllQcl
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10 c!ltlllnlmt g uljf Gus oiCitm icincn
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tcItc fllr etpn IS Gents pro 100
Qiuno BON lcoer YToultr3 SuppIp".
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Sobnenoe pferoe5udt auf Ser ;Sarm.

Sic 3udlt bon Srobcr- pNcr ot0as
rcn Wlutpftr0en fonmlt infer oieiei;
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car niht in Vetrndt. 0crurtiae
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brin0clt nod iuic Dor cincn ichr olteu
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faIb 1T cs int allgcnlcinc1 old) lc0cnt
cln8clnct 6nrmer iebr mobl m0gIldb
onrfl bic ;2uht BON Standardization
lidl oliubrlid cinclt rcht ldlonen 9te.
b%crOerhienit al iihcrn. 5Srctlid qe.
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Stlten ME oltdl bel Sen Toblcn 0udl
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bingt miro, BOB, NIT onoeren @orten
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III icbr Neutrality-suspicious. MoBc in Der
Mono bot.
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nod) Ole IuifnliunQ an. 0ur eng
Shtte mni0glid sic 6ormnrbeit Der
rittcn un0 5uQleid o,ld' cin Qutea
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

Die nodlitiobriqc Grutc U~orbcrcitct.
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cine 3mdr ieifte. ober lofere Shtdlt
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bteiben ungeitort in Gbotigfeit 3ieben
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

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