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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-19
FORBES WILL BE BACK
FROM HAWAII TUESDAY

Word received at the office of the
public works department from Super
intendedt Charles r.. Forbes states
that be viii not return from Hawaii
until next Tuesday. 1t was the orig
final plan to return tomorrow.
Forbes does not state whether the
public utilities commission, with
whom he is carrying ON Investigations.
will return tomorrow or not. No word
in this regard has been received at
the local office of the commission, II
was said today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-19
COMPANY BIO DISCUSS
ATTENDANCE QUESTION

At the meeting of Company B, LIST
Infantry. tonight, the question of bet,
ter attendance at drills will be brought
up. negligence on the part Of some
members having characterized the
meetings for some time past. The
plan of recognizing the company.
turning over a part of its roll to Com
pany ID, is being considered, though
the men viii first be given an oppor-
tunity to express their wish in the
matter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-19

Hawaii will soon be on the movie
screen in the United States II. J.
Warzberg of Chicago, who has been
visiting here with Mrs. WuFzberg, has
made an agreement with r. K Bonine
to show those pictures which the lat
ter took here. Mr. Wurzberg leaves
on the Manoa next week with several
thousand feet crammed full of
Kilauea, Haleakala, lau-fishing, surf
board and Waikiki scenes. More are
to follow later. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-19

Senior Don Enrique Cueyas, coun-
sellor of the Chilean embassy at
Washington, has been appointed un-
der-secretary Of state in the foreign
office of Chill.
Reduced Sunday fares throughout
California to combat jitney" bus op-
position, we're announced by the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
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SIR gferOcfollcr.

Cine in bsrIniebenen Stadten liis
isres 9anoss auipeilsn fOgar fstaens
artis auftretsnbe gSFsrOstrantAsit 1T
Oer iogsnaunts sOlIer, i'm ensliI6eu
ie nod ibren gsgleitsri9sinungsn
.glinb Stasgsrs", .5Ieepp Stags
gers" Ober ,Nlab gtuggers" ges
nanrt. Die GDmptDme Der sfrants
belt Iinb getpDbnIi9 Elm 3uriidpeiien
bes 5utters nit einen groben 8ers
Ianaen nad gBnfer, nlIo Durit unD
glppetitlOiigtsit, oft nit Sdludbes
ICbiperOen berbunben. Ddrouf md9t
ii6 eins gtipiiIe Wlnttisteit uuo
Stumpfbeit beniertbnr, bas pferb
EiefB ga NIT bdnSenoen 9bren ous
GebpermSgen leioet, ons Sier be-
nimnlt ii9 oft dIs pDaig blinb unb
obne 8epuBtIein, eire glrb 9elirtum
Iebt elm uno Der Sob Folgt; IN tiiiis
qetI ipeuissn 6dllen duh gsneiuns.
Wton9s Sale perlauftn BON Dornbers
Elm In tpbIiihtiger, rafenOer DeiIe,
Die Siere itnb ipobnIiunig Dor glufs
reguug, Inufsn blin0Itugs iiber aIles
tinipeg, bur1 3dune unb 8erit6ren
aIl.s i'm GtoIIe. GDIde Safe Itno
bann duBsrIt gefdbrIidb, Ous 9ier 1T
unberedenbdr unb man muB lebr
porIi9tia i'm llmgdng nit ibm fem.
Wenn Oag g3fero in OisIem tObIiidtis
gen Stadium nibt itirbt, tpiro Is
gsp01nIi3 rubig uno ssist Elm ftus
pibss, fdIdfrises 8enshmsn. Iebnt
fitb i'm Stalle gegen Die Stanbpano
Dosr briidt ben s9opf gessn Die Mano
mno Eebt oft nit alien bier Bsinen
gsiprsi5t. 9srcb Ole geringlte Gt0s
runs fam Is isOO9 In glufreguns
berfsbt uno raTenb eenadt nerben.
Sam man eS oa5u briHgen, baB es
ii9 bsipet, 10 gefbiebt Is selpDbuIid
Inn arsile, iiod5 retts ooer Iinis, abs
baneig 6abOu. lueI1e UehirnIeite am,
itdriIisn trtronit 1T. Die aOusr.
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ein6rndlslidjere SarOinc.

Die @irtung elmer neuen 9aroins
aus Stdblorabt gum G6ub gegen
2abensGinbreder tpirb in eiret te4s
Lnif6en 3sitfdrift foIssnoermaBsn gee
If6ilbert:
ginen gdditeit In Der 9ano, mars
tet ser 9isb, pel9er es ouf einen
gebdIter NIT 9iamanten in etrem
sSupelenlaben dbseiehen bat, etnen
oiinItiqen 9lugenblid ab; oann ldBt
er ben 9odftetn Our9 etnen Sell oes
iyeniters fnulen, no oas fo[lenbe
8los bus geringite @ezauih perurs
Ifaft. Wsit 0ffenmdBiger 8eben0igteit
Tdiebt er feline Sdnb nurd Die GEE
6roGene S9eibs, - unb entieBt siebt
ct iie Ioglei9 tpieber auriidI 5dtte er
oies niht foglei6 getdn, 70 hdtte cine
SinblsG sGdrOine, ipel4e i'm angenblid
Der 9eriihrung beS 8oditeints NIT
Dem @las frei ipurbe itnb NIT GROCER
Wu6t bonn nbsren @nbe oes 6eniters
berdbItiirSte, feline 9lrme am 9dnbs
selente abgetrellnt!
G6on our6 ibr bloBes Geiui4t
entpidelt Die nieDeriauienoe 9arOine
bon i6drfem, ftartem Stahl cine
|arpbe MuHt, tpel1e uber burA
Gprungfeoern, Die unter HDber
Gponntln9 ipirten, nod me4r erbDbt
tpirb. en- ru6enoeu 3uItonbe tit bic
@ar0ine oben Inn cine Melle alfges
nunben unb mtttels zines &ettenras
| oes in cine beltimnte Stellung ges
6ra6t. 9ds gre9en elmer SGeibe
| oes 5eniters brtdt au9 mebrere tleis
ne, fraff gsfpoltrte Drdbte, bic BON
Iunttn nah pben ge6en, - ooer mtns
oeFtns einen 0erielben, mas fhOn ges
Iniiqt, i'm ben unbeimIi9en Nle9ns
Inismus frei gu maden; fofort ftiirst
Isle gdroine, tpeIde It6 beindbe nit
einsm getpaItigen 6aIlbeil bergIeiden
Iliebe tpenigitenS foft ebenIO
Iidarf iit - rteoer itnb beDedt Dos
Igdn3e 6enIter. Nebe Den 0dnben Ell
Ines Ginbre9ers, peI6e unter bisfe
tnptoeritebIide guns9uilOtine serus
Item!
90 tpirb sic 3Gtigteit Oiefes g(p<
parntes ipelisitens getenn5eihnet; gu
elmer @rprobuns i'm @rnitfa4e lit es
nOd ntdt getommeu.
gs iit dutb nod bur9 cine bslpns
Oere @iherbeitssgorri1t OuTiir
Igsioret, baB bic Morbss@oroine
Inidt 5ufdlIis bsrautsritiirsen tann, 3.
3. pdbrenb Oas geniter sersiutgt
tpiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

anfbsuabrsH Don anriOfFcIH.

IA HhletDuYfth DpH otutipIIVlN.
lleber bic llmIebunssproSeas In Oen
kdttoffsln pdhrenO ihrer Habepsrios
Re bat nlaH lperiDo1e llntsrIutungtR
4lngsItelt, bic 3sigtH, bab III ben los
I9trnosn 2nolItu fprtIaufenD aus
Stdrte 3uder oebilbet pirb, unb oob
DisIsr 3Hdsr ss III, Der BEL bsr Notts
I fiHesnosn gltmung Der RariofIsIn
fOrtgeIebt perbrou1t pirb. Cine 10
itdrIe gltmung Der GartoIFsln, bob
OoOur9 Der entitsbsnDs 3uder poas
itdnoig perbrau9t lpirb, finbst ober
snur BEL elmer Ssmpsrotur Don be-
<itimmtsr S0bs itait. Wirb nun tiir
entlpre9enpe 9lbtiiplung Der bic las
eernbea aartoffeIn umgebenoen 2uft
eeIorgt 10 mirD bic gltmun9 Dsrlels
ben eingsi6rdntt unO Der fg psiter
bilbsnOe 3uder bGuft Iib, Da nur
ipsnig olr6 bic gltmung Derbrau1t
miro, In ben GnoIlen an. gidd ben
ltuteriudunssn 1T pie glnbauTung
Dss 3udsrs atn grobteH BEL 31--32
Grab f., allo bsi elmer gemperotur,
bel Der bic aartOffsln nod nidt srs
frieren, alio aud Der 3uderperbrou9
auIbort, lpdbrene INNER nod St6rle
in 8uder umgelpanoelt luirD. Daraui
berubt oos SiibusrDen Der aartois
feln, uel9es aIio Del sinem ipeiteren
GaIen Der 8enperdtur eintritt, psl'
DE stn @efrisren Der Stnpllen (8es
frierpunl. 0erlelbsn 30 @raD s.
nod ntdt berbsifiibrt. - Gs OiirFte
an spsdmdbigiteu iein, bic Semps'
ratur I'M 8saer mSgli1t 70 uisbrig
gu boIten, Oab iis iib etlpa Dem 9es
frierpunti 0es Thermometers ndbert,
Di,Ien aber nint srrsidt. Bel elmer
fol4en Eemperotur ipiro iopobl Bic
Grbaltuna Der Stdrfe in ben anoIs
len, nie ol9 bic 8sbinbsrnng oss
2lusieimrns ON beItsn 9elingen, unb
OieIel6en fperoen oer Gefabr bes
Touleus am iiderlten sntgeAen. Rad
sinsn erfolgrei1 angsitslltsu geriu4
ioqen gortoITeln in ioisenoer MeiIs
BIB in Den Snli 6insiu friId aaFbes
pabrt perosn f6nnen. Wian nimmt
etnt StiFs ober gudi NIT 0ur6l0s
1sttem 8retterboorn uno unterlsgt
iie an alien 4 Gden nit Stsiusn, Oas
init bic 2nft unten STANDARDIZATION
lam. Sn bic siits oDer 8udt piro
nun trodener, luitDur9idiliger &ots
In Saiels Bis Malnubgr5Be bis su
einer SSbe ron $40 3oll geI9iittet.
guf 6teIe RofsI6idt tommsn bic
&artoFfeln In 6elie6iger S06e. @snn
i'm CONNER ois Iebten 9orIoffeln
perbrauHt iinb, iperben bic Siiten
uosr 8uHien gsreinigt uub seIiiftet.
Il =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
nsnupIsrb tpefbs, in idb esils, Il V
nit 70 bel aus ben Mte. ipomiE ID
btrbisiips Sbnt Sbrn IIeper
pbiIipp SonernmpFsr.
gladEs6r sur tsihiadl9eit
Ginihr&ntnneen im scbea aat Sem
sanbe In GnsIaHb.

GmId,rantnnsen tm sc6m anf bsm
saHbe IN GnsIaHb.
Su Der eonOOner Zines" miro
einr 8anbIung, Die Der 2rieg belpirit
bat, Eolssnoermaben seIdilDert: a5l
4onoon inn bic gerdnoerungeH an
psnigIieR 3u Dsmsrlsny DO IN Der
6aupiltuCt Des 9anoes ale DermO'
genosn 2suts Sulammsnitr0men unO
Die arbei. Das duBsre Bib itdnDig
beisbt. Dod aui Dem ganDe, EAon
in Der nahen llmgebung Der StnDt,
1T Der Bdnosl iebr oeutli9 gu ers
Gennen. Dos 2eben auf Dem 3anDe
seiqt BEN Beobodter bic @ini9rdns
iunaen, Su Densn Der Strieg aud Die
barhiduittIi9e enoIiide BeDOlierung
rotigt. WdbrenD i'm lebten JrieS
osnsjabr5ebnt bic. Sago no4 osm
9ergniigen INNER atemIoier murOs
unO es 3. .. tiir ben DermDgenOereH
girgsr our mobiIder pfliht purDs,
glusfliigr anb 8trgnislngstabren i'm
sigenen GraFtnoeen Su unterrebmsn,
pa6renD Iei6It bic Nlitteltlafe in
gnglonO iiA 5u Otin our1 wtafen'
fabrication perbGltnismdbig biIlig
aeporbenen glutomObilismus aufges
lbpungen hatte, beFinDet man Ii4
beute pIeosr auf einem &rebsgang,
oer au oen beI5eiOeneren 9ergHiis
gungen ftiibersr 3eiten 5uritdfiibrt.
IN gtele Der toItbareH Prunttratt'
tpdaen tritt alentholben Oas beIheis
oene MlOtorroD, bos 3petraO 1T Diss
Der cine begebrensioerte MOoe sspors
ben, uno bic tpsniger nit @liidssiis
tern @eIegnettn bequemsn iid pts|
bst gu ben GuBmanbsrungen, bic aur
3tit i6rer Batter dbli4 paret.
9is gEsIdnOer eutoeden nctgt'
Orungen na9 longer qnIie wiebsr,
oaB iie Geine baben, ia, man Tam
Iagsn, Oab bic 8riten BON nenem
oe6sn lernen. Msan bort aud picber
Bic pOetiIden JrsuOen Der GuBpons
oeruna loben, unO man t0nnte f9
foit DerIadt fiibltn. sii glanben, bob
oer 8rtte bic lsiosr 10 sriinolid Ders
seITene 2uit an Der S4Onbeit 0ss
einfa9en 2ebsns ipisber gu begrsifen
beqinnt. ODD tpsnn beute GagIanb
nidt mebr in tilometerfreTenDen lln'
aebeaern ourd bas 2anD raft, iDns
bern ssmG9li9 oubiuidreitst, 1T bas
nit mob ni9t geIast, OaB Dos englis
Id,e Bolt ii9 aud innerli6 au ben
aeiunben Nniidten ieiner gorfahren
Oete6rt. gs lit Elm grinnern an poss
tiIdere 3siten, bos ieineu l1riprung
I'M Drud bes arisges bat, cine POe'
Fe, bic burn bic iebr profatI4s grs
II6sinung bss 8snsins unb @elOmans
| gels 6egriinbet If"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

in ben gObsn 70 bef.Iiist Isin. Oub
iis niHt unifollen t0uren. Sb cine
cher mebrsre loIdsr @obslifiisen in
anipenoung Su Iomrnen bnbeu, tpirb
our9 ben ieiDeilisen Song unb Gtanb
Ger 2leIte beItimmt, Die gIbbiloung
g ssist, ipie 0ieie Siiistu ansubrins
gen finO.
qln iutgen gGnmsn 1T jebo9 nit
FOl9en Stiissa ntdts aus5uri4ten;
tier muB bas aufbin0sn Der sin5sIs
Ten aeIte TtattFinben. Ser pfabl lit
pDtisenfdls Biz iiber ben Gipftl bss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Sn Der gtt5neiflung ere
f4oB ii9 in aeipart. q. s., Der 27
Sabre aIte Sobn 9oiptieipfs, pel1er
felt brei sabren an Der SdpinbFudbt
Ieibet, In feinsr armfeIigen Npbnllng
i'm 8eiiein isiner 5ron unb leines
elf Mpnate alien aiHbes. SptDtfes
mig mar felt Idugersr 3sit bettlagerig
uHo tonnts iib taum betpsgsn. QlIs
feline 5rau, bic fiir ben llnterbatt Der
tIeinen 5omiIis Iorgte, nbsnbs BON
Der 2lrbeit bsiintsbrte unb iib gu ibs
rem Wlonnt auf ben 9ettranb Iebte,
frndlte pI0blin Elm 6nuB aug einem
geppIper. 3plptIeipib bate NIT eis
ner augeI in bic rtd)te SnIdie isintn
2sibM Elm enbs sstundt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Bis. 2. aIaiztner fiir eabswss sErOuen.
astts, einsn Grid oosr otrpIeiden
nn 9aIt gtIhaIfen miro, Die gtns
btinguug eires berarttqen 9auml1at.
ies (abbiIOung p 1T 70 bod ppr5u.
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Sis. 1. aF6rudj.

tingnis fir Ssn Baum, penn nod
lin itdrter @sipittcriturm ba3a tcmmt.
69iper beIoitete 2teiC 6re9en oann
ni6t Ielten al unb ifGoigsn ben
9aum babur1 70 arg, Oab fein 2es
cen in Srage seiteIt 1T. Dos ers
tie Bib 5eist einen glftbrud, ipie
IT Oor8ugstpsifs an 5iueigabeIigen
Gronsn itets gu erpdrten lit, fuenn
ni6t re4t3eitig burd cine aIammsr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

Otb. NAlNAhNN'' t%efsSNr~~
9aulneS su Dertdngern. Damn tpers
zen Die eir5elnen gteite ntOgIi4f an
ben gnosn mittcIs 3inbfaoen anges
bunoen uno oieier an ber Spite bes
ggfables befsItigt, lpie aus Der Obs
btlnuns 4 erIi9tlitb. - 9iefe gors
ti6tungen an fdpes nit 5riiatsn
felaOenen gdumen iinO tatidnIid nos
tig, lnb foa man rtht tparten iil
mls3uFiibren, Bis Der nd4Ite geipfts
terIturm gum srniten Mabner iuirb
cter ben s6aben fhpu fdIteBIih ges
bta9t bat, oenn - 2;oriorge Derbiis
let Ra9iDrgs.
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etiiscn Der Cbitbdnmr.

BON Sag gu Gag eutipideln ficb
fis Irii6te alf osn 0bRbdumsn mt6r
nnO 9Iei93eitis nimnit ou4 i9re
edfpere Su. Die g:eIaftung Der
Iyhpouten 3lptige iUirD crb6bt, IObdlb
Gegen Die 8Idtter nebi. 0isie llms
fdnbe tperOen mitlIaier gum @ers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

ntHmsu, bob au4 bic iIbrlesn g[sRs
btr arunt geiiietub Goli otiuinnen
Nsi 6Itertn Bdumtn iperben fruht'
teIabene gltIle iebr ipirlIdin butm
Stiibeu bpr Dem glbogedsn eeIinert
Die @Iiibtn miiIFtH our9 5sItitsdsu
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Oeplaattffe MtbenI

9epIaStette Gebenss
art. @ben inboFtisrter StrGFling:
,9EIe Mettsr, lenensl0nsIid biera
9as iiberlebs ih nitsti4
SIN gilbe. .9iebit 0u
brllben meine neutits Jlnmnt9"
Die pertuAIt DID ia bod uurIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15

ME bns ,s,iock q knaI Sc
paris4 aus Sientiir ,c,het, periibte
Der ilteite 9obn g,,Ssd9ifais nod
Oem 2Obs ieinss gf 2SeIbftmOrb.
an ber 8 ii5rollr
6o9fduIe Sannops iro gum 1.
0tto6sr ods nelie lt fir aiers
3udt IN getrieb oe sRsn, su oelTsn
Better Or. 6. arrF berufen lit.
Domit 1T bic CT -. lrofeIur fiir
9isr5udt an elmer lBifd)eu Siers
9O6idIs;.4 Z qidaffsH.
sir bier nnFguuq Der
qei9e aitHeners fer. l0,000 pFunb
Sterling ousgsit luusSoroen. sir
bic gtuffinDuns ii ID nit Osr
n0umpi1irs4 Derl iiro sesansensn
eariftIiiide, @tItrllIcbc len, ssOfFsr
Bat bic englil9e a / sbsnTals
Eupe 9sIObnunsen b.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-15
eDtIsmfr sdDreibFbriFf brs
3lbiIipp 9aiteramvfer.
1850.
glsin Iis6sr 4err @ausrumpfsrI

WeLI, i6 ben
mcin Dleinb oufges
mod]t, IN Dis Se
Fdb btnfe t0nne, ben
icb mid Bic eroBs
Subrinslar for
finiptn lin Stpanaig
bunnert Dabler nit
gsiauft. Sd ben
mid { GOrOde ees
fnnft IN hns Is
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
Whife Has Hard Game.

Charlie White is already on his way West 10 prepare for his at tempt to take the championship away from Freddy Welsh on Labor Day. White knows that he will have a hard task, for he will be in the ring against two men-Freddy Welsh and Freddy's own referee He figures that his only chance is to knock the lightweight so cold every spectator will know that a count-out is an absolute necessity.
 White has one advantage over other fighters who have met Welsh, notably over Ad Wolgast He is es- sentlally head fighter. He uses few body blows and relies mainly upon landing a clean left hook on his opponents jaw This is a blow that leaves no possible question of a foul and 1t would be a remarka- bly nervy referee who failed to count over Welsh should White put him down with his favorite punch.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
National League
JUDGE JENNINGS IS
 BACK FROM VACATION
 SPENT iM THE SOUTH

Jndge Robert w. Jennings, Of the United states district court, re- turned to Juneau Saturday night af- ter vacation that began July 10th. the first he had had in more than a year and a half. Today he is at his office in the court house busy with the duties of his office. In fact, he had hardly entered AL aska on his return trip before he began work. He held hearing at Wrangell Thursday. and decided that a majority Of the voters of that town had voted the place wet for another year. Friday he con- ducted a similar hearing at Peters burg with the same result.
 Probably no United States Dis trict Judge in the history of Alas ka has had as few vacations as Judge Jennings in the same length of time. Judge Jennings assumed the duties Of his office early in 1913. Since that time he has been almost continually engaged, hearing more cases than ever before have been tried in the same length of time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
TREADwELL NOTES.

Bob McClem, blacksmith at the Treadwer machine shops for some time is leaving this week to ac- cept a position as lighthouse tend CT at Eldred Rock. near Haines. Mir. McClem followed that line of work for several years before com ing to Treadwen.
 George Stevens. formerly re- pair man at the 24O mill returned yesterday from a visit to friends in Seattle and vicinity. Mir Stevens is to take a place at the zoo" mill
 Mrs. Bennett. wife of F. c. Ben nett. master mechanic at Tread well, left yesterday again for Hunt CTS lodge. after a few days visit from the camp to the Island.
 The Douglas Island Labor Union will entertain their members with moving picture show after the regular business has been dispens- ed.
 Norman Worth returned yester- day to the encampment at Hunters lodge where he has been spending several weeks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
DOUGLAS NOTES.

DOUGLAS. Aug. 21.-Mlss Ruby Johnson. daughter of Peter John son, ex-mayor. and Miss Esther Ol- iver. daughter of D. Oliver Of this city will leave on the City of Se- attle for Belingham. Wn. where they expect to enter the State nor maj college at that place Both young ladies were graduates Of the Douglas high school last June and have always taken an active part in the doings of the young people on the Island
 Mrs. Rousseau, wife of A. H. Rousseau, editor Of the White horse Weekly Star, arrived on the Alameda yesterday afternoon on a visit to her sister. Mrs. F. J. White. Mrs. Rousseau will take a visit to the States before return ing to her home in the Yukon.
 Miss Ruth Burke. who is en- route to her home in South Bend. Wn.. from a trip to the Westward. is visiting friends in Douglas this week.
 Arthur liljestrand and Edwin Jackson were included in a party which returned last night from a few days hunting expedition. Be- sides a good time. the boys brought back some real game
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
BUSINESS GOOD IN
 CANADIAN NORTH

Business is good throughout the northern Canadian territory, ac- cordmg to J. D. McAuley. who has just returned from a trip to Daw- son, Atlin, Whitehorse and other in5 terlor points. He says that while there is no boom at Dawson, there are no idle men. The dredges are working full time. and many mde- pendent operators are mining on va rious creeks. A similar condition exists at Atlln, Whitehorse and else where.
 Not only are the placer miners all working at full speed, but the Aitken silver properties on Mayo creek. the Engineer gold proper ties on Lake Atlln, and the copper properties in the Vicinity of White horse are all being worked and pre- parations are under way for work ing the Windy Arm silver mines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
One of Three Stars.

Paul Nick" Carter. the Indian apolls pitcher who was recently sold to the Chicago Cubs. is one of the three star hurlers of the Amcri- can Association Jimmy Middle ton, tin recently with Louisville and now with the Giants. is one Of them, and Ragan with Kansas City ls the other. Nick has been making a wonderful record with ln- dianapolls and should be Q consist ent winner for the Cubs. The Cleveland Indians may well writhe when they recall that they once had Carter and let him go 10 the Boosters for approximately sons. The Indians would be most glad to have him now.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN TO
 BE MARRIED TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Aug. 21.-Within a few hours after The Empire goes to press this afternoon, Dan Cupid wil have joined together in happy wedlock Miss Lawrain Tufty, who has been visiting in this city for several months. and Michael Hud- son. at one time mayor of Doug las and for many years resident of Douglas Island. Although Dame Rumor has been holding her head wisely for several days, the an- nouncement of the wedding will be a surprise as 1t was intended to be- to the majority of the tillicums who have known Mike Hudson, longest.
 Miss Tufty came from her home in Minnesota about three months ago to visit friends on the Island and has made many friends during her short stay. The couple expect Co be married in the Catholic church this evening after which they will leave on a honey moon cruise for Tenakee and other ports in the launch belonging to Mir. Hud- son.
 Although connected for a num- Der Of years with business interests in Douglas. MT. Hudson has inter- ested himself for some time in the mining property at Nevada creek.
 Every wish for happiness in their matrimonial career is extended to the future Mir. and Mrs. Michael Hndson
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
HUNTERS
 REPORT MUCH GAME

TREADWELL. Aug. Colchester McKinnon. Leslie Forman. c. Dur ham and P. Stevens returned late last evening from a three-weeks' hunting and outing trip around Ad- miralty Island. The party said they saw all kinds of game. Besides five deer. the members of the crowd returned with hirsute locks which might be mistaken for an imita- ton of those favored by the Re publican candidate for President.
 The hunters covered about 400 miles on their trip. going around Admiralty Island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
HUMBOLDT GOT IN
 LATE ON SATURDAY
 WITH MUCH FREIGHT

The steaem Humboldt arrived from the south at midnight Satur- day. bringing a cargo of freight for Juneau and many passengers. The freight tonnage for the Channel con sisted of l8O tons Of general mer- ehandise for Juneau and 7S tons for Douglas. Among the Juneau arrivals were W. w. Casey. Jr.. and wife. Walter Bathe. John Lund, L. A. Moore. F. B. Arnold, Bert How deshclI and wife. F. N. Seheonwald. and Mrs. J 1T. Erickson.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. l.. Faulkner and Mrs. q. II. Post sailed for the north on the Humboldt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
Throws Rottle. snsnended

Bobby Roth, Cleveland's star pinch hitter, who won Sundays game for the Indians from St. Louis when he clouted a home run in the ninth. has been suspended indefinitely by President Ban Johnson of the Am erican League.
 Roth was suspended for throwing pop bottle into the stands at St. Louis after the fans showered him with glassware. Danger of Roth hitting a spectator was the reason given for the drastic sentence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
Woodsl Arm wal Apain.

Joe Woods recovery from his sore arm. according to some critics. is 80 concident with the improved chances of the Red Sox to share in the worlds series dough that 1t is remarkable Woods wrote Presi- dent Lannin that his arm was as good as ever just about the time lt looked like Boston would go in front Lannin told him to come on. and that if he could pitch he would get the same rate of pay as was paid him last year
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
FOR WOMENS
 CLUB PROJECT POSTPONED

DOUGLAS. Aug. 21-The bene- at show which E. J. Dyer of the Lyric theatre had hoped to give for the Island Women's Club to- morrow evening to assist the mem bers to raise money for a domestic science department in the public school ghas been postponed. The management was unable to secure desired pictures for the evening so will give the benefit some time next week. further announcements to be made later
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-21
Football Game Date.

Agreement has been made for a football game between Multnomah club of Portland and the Olympic Club of San francisco. to be play ed here in November or December, the exact date Co be set later.
 William c. Donald represented Olympic Club in a conference with Dow w. Walker, superintendent Of Multnomah Club, at which the arr engagements were made.