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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Macns Wcir.

SC Sorcucbc Stotcrs %cirbnreaii
meboeIer irIacnbc ON Tciret / ugen,
iom bcanubte Den 3bie September
Region of the Great Lakes:
Fair weather will prevail until about
Wednesday when there will be local
rains. The weather will become warmer
Tuesday and Wednesday and will be
followed by fair and cooler weather the
latter part of The week.
Upper Mississippi Valley and
Plains States:
Except for widely scattered showers
Tuesday or Wednesday, the week will be
one OF fair weather. Temperatures will
be above the seasonal average the first
part OF the week, followed by a change
TO cooler weather after Wednesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
MDppfnt SUeirbiprn {pbrIon, Il

gopufnt S%ueirbiprn Sobnion, ION
| Here Nar foreitoo oct illrioilfe yfe.
rerencebureait / Sismarcf % poei
Sopgiperne o%perorbentIig pproifulh
SlGlp pco llourbeioelie al 9ope, iii
trplge "9torbmanocn" / forriae &c.
meter lItano ct &urIllS / "Graftilt
S%opglpnlng" for be iurioiife Stu
oenter pco llniperiitetet. Sette <r.
llls bar bet ferite al fit SIoas
Sanoet, og Scr. SpbnIon ppertoo
lelp ltiloerpisningen. Sans Irbcibe
pafte laohan Spiigt, at flere Ieben-
De llnipcrlitcter / 2anoet mi beitem,
r1ter Jig til at tage op Iamme Or
beloe. Torteoen mootog Nopofot
Speinbiprn Sobnion iaoleoeS Ell
Sfripclle ira Erofesior Serbert
Sarlcp peo N%ortbpeitern llniperii-
tps iurioiife Ifoeling. grepet n1eb,
oeler, at mar er blet opmerfionr
pnd Wr. Solutions Irbeibe, og Stp.
ret for bette ltore llniperiitet bar
be'lilttet at optage ct lignenoe &l,r.
jus | bet fommenbe Semeiter. Su
Wr. Sobnlon er Eioneren paa bette
Selt, anmoher Erofeslor Sorlep
ballt ON paa uniperiitetets Sefoit.
ming at femme til Chicago for aon-
llltation angoaeube Srbningen al
&urIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
SmaaplMf.

Oils &lllia Slion ira Wiinuco-
polls hur nogIe Gage ppret hcrneoe
pna Ell Tiiii hos Niiia Belle ~llrnci@.
Sohn =. Ncia hor lolot lit Nll@
NOR @clt Sccorob @rocu iii Gotten
Sperion Nogcr. Mr. Ncia rciitc til
0uluth 2eron9 for at bcip0c line
Setre.
Ntra. Il. Y. GltOn rciitc Sor@
Dag % I'll St. Saul, huprira bun
lomnlen nlco i'm Spigcrirn % Cot
fer, Or. % Otra. Sred)aIcr, nil lore.
to9c cit Helie I'll Stiuchau2fuitcn.
Ntti@ Sboro Smcniet bar /
CONNER hoIht Sfolc / Mritbn @i@.,
20 er nctop fonlnlct ttlboQc ncrlru.
Eoo Serhaq rciicr bun ub til Culcu-
ren al Saiion, hpor bun iful bolnc
Sfolc / &intcr.
Or. 90 Nira 9. @oc hcriro Nns
Ell % Or. % Mr@. &erQh ira SprtlN
Srnue began 'i9 / %erNoQa pau Ell
Iutomobiltur I'll Wtiunciota, huor sc
nj %ttIbrlnae ct Tor llQcra Scric u0c
ueb Dtoutcpihco.
Zen aonIlc @orhca auartct be
'tooenoe az Scrrerne e. NJ. Smuci@,
.. W. Soln, Carl Snricn % SiQunr
9. Gohl aop iihitc GoraooQa Nitcn
Gberit @rnuht eli rlttQcn6c Screna.
De / bans Stem / @cit 9ccoroh.
: Soaeiion, :. 5onciion %
:. 8. Ni,itnb mch Nunlilicr iont =.
Wf Honnchuua ira elena. @ia., Scr
hor beieqt Nuitob@ hcritc6a, 90 Ntiis
9bcrea'e &. Nrnciou ira IcCoruh.
ret'te 5orabo9 til SoniinQ, ga, pr.
guiomobil.
@olter 5. Spenieu tom Cor.
bog tlibaac ira Sprin9 @ropc. Din.
nc'otu, hpor ban DC ii6itc ire Wioone
Der bar bolot SfoIe. SuaoaQ refer
ban I'll so Woure, y. 9af., huor hor
bor ooertaeet Siiuingcu Tom Iriu
cipol Tor gpena Stole.
2rpfferinisicn bar ppret not
% utmitcret meb Seretninaen OH
Groiesior og WrS. Sperotis Sslp
brpaiip, iom too Of lPie / Soften.
iioite Rumer. Tci or 9arneiloffen
BET er gaoet no oper. Get nGit pngit
al garllene er blet borte -Iatterel
Camilla; men Ret ital p9rc Siet, o,
mn bar ri %itrubbei eiter banl, oel
Sfsieren.
en- Sorb amtpniobiI fan brll
ees til mangt % meeet npttie Tor
noen oct at Triangle rmnbt paa 8abe
% Geie. 9. j. Reis Der / gpen brll
ger i Neqemafterne i'm "5oro" q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Kpineelis
Koneresfanoioa

&clera, Wont., Den Bite Ire.
@eo oct / Siosbass beriStaten az
boIote TrimrrpaIs blcp Wfiis Seat
nctte Haufiu / Ntisioula ncminerei
iont repnbIifanif &onsresfanSioat,
Zen onoen rcpublifanife aon'
sreSfanbibot err Geo. ". 0arr
| WtiIes Gitp. De to ocmofrotiltt
aanbioatcr or Sobn ~. epa'ts
@iSIouIa % Starry 3. Mitd)el
Great Sails.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
|ioraa til Snban Sclncs.

<rhn g%pculou, Bono, Ntluu, 81,
ira (reuocrtone, Gccoroh, So, ST,
Mr2. q. !. TulIicn. Stranhduiit,
Mlul., 81, Bertha @nrtlnnb, %ollcr
Gitn. q. Gof, 81, Mrs, i. !, @urt.
lono &oncn Gin, y. Gof, 50, &c.
cnrah Yoitcn" % Vcrionolc $3l,
Troi. =. u. EinacIitob, Gccorob.
so. 81, Vroi. &. =. Hiraituo, Hcr
NSinQ, Minn., 81, @ru, SnnL Will.
authcrluc % GbcI Nllatpcbt. Gccos
rnh. &n., 81 80. SibIlocre fpittcrci
for S1,070.62. Salt $1,tt3t2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

Ssrbog Sormiboag Jorretnines.
lesion nleo 9einreliespalg.
Ssrboa eitermiobag Mitpmpbil.
tilr / @ranb SORTS % Nrnegn.
Ssnboa Ell Srr til ct nprliegen-
&c GUNNER %9iciort", i;nlh flcre al
W,cblcnlnlcrnc fan bli iaa IGngc.
Garl. IS. 8. Sanicn, Sornt.
u. u. Neluning, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Stmsercr Spproeiseriit i II. g


Sriitsbcltprer 5, Sartb peb ariitia-
nia Sporpeislelifab er fomlmet biem
eiter ct Tar Mtaaneoers Spbolo /
Mmerifa, bpor han bar belsgt Nelp
Worf, Yittsburgb, Glepelanb Gbica.
90 % Boston % itiberet Spernes
Srafifipitcm. Sriftsbeitpreren bar
life aIcne iat Jig inb / Wilionbper.
mes Sporpeisbrift, men ogiaa /
Triitcm al Ssibaner % lln0cr.
arunosbaner. s pittsburgh, be.
Isste ban oesuoen oct itore SeroenS-
iirma @eitinebouie eleftriife Inl9s.
@ciien bar pGret nlcset irteres iant,
ubtalcr Griftsbeitprereu. Selp ON
DC Sporpeisipitemer, ban bar let, er
anIagt eiter sanise andre 2imeniio.
ner, enb Der nOseuiinoe ton bli SaIe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Vruf. Werharo Spun:na / SeottIc

bar giennem Sommercn fomponcret
en- Opera, Iom ban / bisie Gage
logger iibite &oanb pao. Den iful
opferes no pon Soften. 5 Scptem-
Der bcgpnocr ErpicSiorcn pounpt at
giOe WliifltnberpiSning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

hue Gonntp baooe al @rrllb I'll at
bore tilfreos meo arrollgententet.
5 5orlamlingen iooes Eait. 5. 81
eisafer ira Den Horife Spnooe, og
Va'torerne u. y. @asbotten, y.
Srelitao % 2. 0telollo ion1t Gro.
tes'orerne 9iingitoo fra gfeS g8ing
% SbompIon ira Iortbiielo, @inn.
0eSltoen Iaaes Ieooftsr Iobn %
en- Stare al ct. OLAF Stubenter ira
ytaboltabef. &orr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Saeob Sufto ira 8ronb SORTS.

Saepb Spftu ira 8ronb SORTS,
q. 9of., Soccnt peb Sninpis llni-
periitet, bar / Sommermaanebernc
ppret beifiGftiget meb of lomle Wa-
terrible til en- omiattenbe "Siitorp Of
Saincis", Tom Ell aommisiion pao
% Wteolemmer MI bar irrber Ir-
beibe. %erfet, Ser ifal ubeisre fem
@inb, pil bli uogipet for Statens
Negning / 1918 / Inleoniug al
1O0.IarSoaeen for Sninois' Snb-
lcmmelie lom Stat / llnionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Yait. !. 8. Gnsrub Groofstpn,

Vait. j. 8. Gnsrnb / Groofston,
Winn., bar reiiglleret ira i'm Wtc,
ni9beo % nil anta9elig opbere meo
Ereitegierningen Ell Stb / Sprpellt-
ming al observation-disclosures @iennem.
f%srelle. Wtenigbeoen bar enonu life
fulbt npgen M Greit. Euitor Gns.
rub er Ell n1eget nftip Treltenlai1o
% Spnobens Menigbeb bar tiltogei
/ Stprfe inbob o. llOab irnber bans
Sirfc, lfriper "Teiterbeimen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Ernf. Napio u. MrncrIpn

StotSuniperiitetct / 8aibirtgton er
forirenlnnet ira Asiiitcnt Yrofesior
I'll a5iociate .YroicsIor / Goucation.
Sror z. @ronbal blcp iomtioig for.
frcmnet ira Snitrufter til Asiiitant
FrofeSlor / SoritpGIcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Enitpr Nils Brandt tlep nnber

F"TIpf VHc VIUHUI rlCU IIIFUVI Ct
Seleg pou 8nmlcbicnunet / slough
ton, @is., ganife alporlia Ing, men
nleloee lenere at pGre / Seorina.
San er 80 Mar ganlnrel og bar III
lit Siem hos i'm Gloitc Spll Eaitor
II. 3. Brandt / McSarlano, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Wr. Sames Giebcr, Iont hor

Wr. Games Gieber, lom bar be
ret fnpttet til CANADA Sfanbina.
pen" / Sancoliuer, .. g., iom Sp,
pograf belt iioen Slaoet begpnote
at nofomme / 1911, bar netop flint
tet til Gort gngclcs, @aIb, bpor
ban er blit .aniat ueo @pens Sag.
blao. Wrs. Siebcr % Sen er for
Sloen paa @eIpg / Tacoma, @aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Oorrona.Krcnife
Mieiiuurrer nm WeIno

Ytisiionrrer paa Seius. 30 norif.
amerifanife MisiionGrer Eetcr SOL.
porien % Gbriitian Teoerien on.
fom iorleoen meb lin 5amilie til
Ncp Yorf ira Wisiionmarfen pao
Wooagasfnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

Ngt %erf. Ssrite Samlling al ct
Serf, bpia Sitel er "NorDnlGlD o.
norife Stem / Mmerifa liant &ir-
fer, Stoler, Solpitaler, Iloeropms-
bienl og ligncnoe Snititutioner reiit
uGlcntlig al 9torompno" llogit al
Otr. Sans SerpeQ ira Sarge er INT
Der Srpflling / lllsufer Erinting
So. / Sarge, N. ., % bill ltbfom-
ME me0 Oct aaeriprlte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
.iIia!as.-Gn 800 9leres meset peI i'm.

StI1nI0e.-Gn so Ntre9 lne9et Del mt
prppeb i5arm beu uopaIste Bari Region az
esntrnIe Winntioto; ct al be bebfte ifnubinapi'te
Settlententer meS SfpIer % airfer. notrs Srbiieer %
SpntmeropbolbSfteber. Ger Dill fra Gpansptle. 3
MI fra @rbabl. 3snne Sarn er belt urber 9prf.
ming. ~uubtneen s gores Stps. rig iprt Dtulbiorb ren
~llnberlaa at Ser. gaaniuashus l6x24 neb Silbpe.
ming l6x24. Rielbsr uuoer bet beIe, 50 Barrels 81.
tern; Barn" 36x72 % Is 5obs Stolpsr. Suicnreni
ben enc Grbe for gsietnina; Srnnern 2ox3o ueb
elevator. Seniebus l2x2O. MaIfirifnr l6x3o. to epbe
grsube. 4 aerss apo SfpaInrb meo f~orfieniae eIass
9rrr. alt iubaiorbst oe fr%nbSaiarbet. 9enrs 5orrt
fan faces for $500 pr. acre oe pan eobe @iIfanr.
Bible p9re binia til $4,000. 3ilifrtp
JAMES NELSON, Eier,
6O2 New York Life, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Zen nurife Nmerifaliuic.

Gabelgrom til ben norife Imerifo.
lines Gbicagofontor itoo Den Bite
sllgilit Siniens glftier ba / SO
Grocent par" bpilfet or ensbetp.
belloe mco $t67.40 pr. glftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

Snnrit5 Yluisafer pnilot iibite llge
"&anllillc llniperiitp Championship"
/ Senrlaipil pco at belcire SbpnlaS
y. @eper. San beboloer larntioia
Den l(on1erfclle , ban pnllbt flor.
Scr. Ylpisufer bar tiOligere '"Gbunl-
pion", / Sennis for nproligc SSolpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Oct nprife Sui2ital / Targu ia

netop mootaget ira ct Irf!teftiirma
minneapolis Blaner % Segninger
for Den $4,000 Collars Silbpguing,
Iom Gircttiolen bar beiluttet at pp.
fsre. Soipitalets Ssgning bar i DC
@lellcrc gar ppret laaban, at man
timber Ell b~ctpoelig Silbpgning ob,
lolllt %ieouenoig. Ealll u. Sif CT
Solpitulets Seltprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Gina aautrmS, Ell Cater al SC

WIN ddIffH0, en- Snttcr Al Wfr.
og Wrs. u. .. Sontrro, bplut npr
Gardner, u. 0af., blep forleben
opcrraft en- paffer 9taal al Sfole.
litpcrintcnoc1ten / Gais Golntp. $
ipp Mar bar ben llnge Tigc albrig
pGrct frapprenbe fra cuer fomnlet
for lent til Sfoleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
oiliaIaS. - Deb @uttion ben

14pe Sept. 1916. 10 Stptter sanb. BET
enc beitaaenoe al So sleres, alt inosiprbet,
BET anoet al 10 arres meb soot SGt Sus.
ninaer. fsortrinlis Sarm ior Sreaturops
oraiuiua. Nar Citation % Stolehus. ga.
iaa go Stptter Sreaturer, iulbn1ubist SGt
ssarmrebifater % 100 IONS 90. @n siers
bebeI fontant, 0seiten poa Ietts SetiuseIier.
q. 6. Sorenien, u. No.l, &opoItcn, M.au.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Homesteads- accomplishments

H and decided land, the best there is in
Montana, at Ethridge, the new town on
the Great Northern main line. We want
a Druggist, a Doctor, Bank etc. Look
this town up before you buy land or
locate in business. For further intorma-
ton write to the Information Bureau,
Ethridge, Tooje Co., Montana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

Sauaerifarc, bpert Ct Sicrte
banter eber Der imsbe.
Sa vi laoer 8lPbcus aicrte
meo lin milbe Garine aIsbe.
Sanscrifarc, SoncgiGit,
pGr pelfornmen til Dor set!
San9euS @ope glab ri bploer.
Speb Us inn | Sornlonier,
mems ) iubIenoe %iremtrpuer
perelifjsnne Mtelooier.
Sanaerifarel Gbci Wast
er / Gonefuniten laet.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-23

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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
INDIRECT TAXATION
candidates

The proposal to levy tax on refined copper. which passed the National House Of Representatives before it's real significance fully understood. illus trates the danger involved in indirect taxation It is asserted that such a copper tax as was proposed would endanger the copper smeling and copper ship ping business of the Pacific and make uncertain the value Of many Pacific Coast copper mines And this an resulted from purpose to tax copper used in the manufacture of ammunition for export.
 The great danger Of an indirect tax is its insid' ousness Like drifting sand 1t works its way into all phases or our industrial machinery. cogging 1t here breaking there and doing damage everywhere Tha, is always a result Of a tax production It has been one Of the yexauons of tariff duties. Let 1t once start and no one knows where it will end.
 The Federal government will do well to confine it's tax leyes as nearly as the circumstances will per nit to low tariffs in places where long usage has caused an adjustment to it and inheritances If money is required. it would be well to aportion the among the separate States. first amending the Constitution so as to make property values rather than population the basis for distribution This would permit the people to raise the money in their own way It is worthy of note that when the people tax themselves they do 1t by direct rather than indirect methods
 In the meantime. let us be pleased with the pros pect that the proposed copper about be cast overheard
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
Names Is Names
Our Daily Special
Luke McLuke Says

Some men seem to be afraid that their families might get some of the loyalty that belongs to their politi- cal parties.
 A man may be able to square the circle and to measure down to the l1.OOO.OOOth part of an inch. but his wife knows that he can't carve roasts without getting gravy all over the clean tablecloth.
 1t often happens that the man who asks you to vote for him would set Highly Indignant if you asked him to vote for you.
 It isn't the woman who Is rasi- ing six children who gets Nervous Urostratlon from k~ping House. It is usually the woman who is try ing to raise six goldfish and fern.
 They claim that you cant do two things at once. But after a man has been married long enough he can read his newspaper and listen to his wife at the same time.
 You often hear of the other side of it. but when did you ever hear of man who mortgaged his motor car to buy a home.
 A woman just simply has to wor- ry about somebody staying out late lat night. If she is married 1t is her Husband. If she Is an old maid 1t is her cat.
 The louder a man talks, the less you are missing if you do not wait to hear him.
 What has become of the old-fash- toned Mother who used to take the hne-tooth comb and so hunting for trouble" every Saturday night.
 None of us ever get so blind that we can't find fault.
 There are few women who do not understand men. But they are all single.
 We are all in favor of improve ments when the other fellow has to pay the tax.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

The Democratic party always has been the party Of opposition progress There has not been great National movement in response to national demand that has not had to run over the prosrate form Of the Democratic party.'-C Candidate Hughes Butte)
 So. Whence came the reform Of the PayneA drich tariff? Where the currency and bank reserve act? The Clayton antitrust actsl The trade com mission? Rural credits and land banks act? The banishment or the Washington lobby? The tariff commission? Legislation to restore the merchant ma rinei Antichid labor legislation? Income tax? The Federal aid for roads throughout the country? The development of Alaska? And scores Of other pro gressve measures and policies of the last three years?
 What has the position Of the political parties as all this reform legislation has been working its way through Congress? Which was prOstrate?
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
DON'T BE AN ANTI.

1T the voters would serve Alaska well this year they should not enter the campaign just be against somebody and so the polls in November only to vote against someone. They should be for something. No commonwealth was ever built up by the antis In selecting candidates to support in the campaign and vote for at its end the voters should pick those who stand for the things that are best for Alaska.
 1T this were done is there in the Territory who will admit that it would result in the overwhelming election Of Senator Suzer for Dele gate to Congress? Eliminate the Wickersham sup porters who are against somebody and the remnant of his strength would be small indeed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
THE CANDIDATES

1T the voters of the First Division prefer the Democratic to the Republican program for Alaska there is absolutely no reason why they should not vote for the legislative nominees the Dem ocratic ticket The Democratic legislative ticket is composed Of the very best material that Alaska affords It offers the people a we'll balanced legis ative delegaton no matter from what standpoint it is viewed One Of the Senators comes from the north end of the Division Another. and he is sure of his seat because he is a holdover. comes from the sourthern end Of the district and the nominees for the House come from the central portion Of the Dt vision Every one Of them Senator Sulzer. Senator Tanner. who has served :n two legislative sessions and w. W. Casey J. J. Connors. Nels Anderson and J. z Bayless. are men or excellent ability and the highest character There is no reason why any voter should cast his ballot for them if he likes their platform and position on the issues better than he likes the platform and position Of the Republican candidates
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
THE PROHIBITION ATTITUDE
Chicago Herald)

The platform adopted by the St. Paul convention. In addition to the principal and familiar demand for the suppression of the liquor traffic, defines the Pro. hibton attitude on number of very pressing nation al problems
 As a militant party the Prohibition organization found it impossible bring itself accept the sels of peaceatanypriceism It declares in favor Of an army and navy for adequate defense until in- ternatonal court of arbitration be obtained. It fayors maintaining sufficient force 10 restore order in Mexico, though t condemns the idea of conquest
 Its declaration the Philippines question is very much to the point It favors retaining the isl ands until they are more ready for independence than now. which Is eminently sensible view It declares in favor of "Americanism, a matter of course In this year of Lord few parties would have the dacty to assemble and adjourn without putting them selves record that point
 The and out adoption of the point of view of the Congressional Union in favor of the Susan B. Anthony amendment is another notable point. Be ing already record for womans suffrage the vention evidently thought 1t had go the Democrats and Republicans "one better"
 The invitation to the Progressives is contained in number Of social justice blanks. with in which 1t is asserted that the Prohibition is the only true progressive" party.
 The welcome that awaits recruits from that quar- ter. well every other quarter is emphasized by the fact that both the presidential and vicepresi- dental nominees are comparatively recent converts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

Among other Of the criticisms Of the Wilson Mexi- can policy Candidate Hughes said that We sent the army and navy to make Huerta salute the American flag and then left without compelling him to do it.. This is merely a trick Of campaign words. Our army and navy did not abandon Mexico until Huerta had struck his flag and left Mexico No ruler ever
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
HAVE YOU READ THE PLATFoRMG

IT you have not read the platforms Of the Demo cratic and Republican parties, do 1t. They were both printed in Thursdays Empire. If you have de- stroyed your copy without reading the platforms or send to the Empire office and get another. We have them and we want the people to understand the issues clearly. and to make up their own minds
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

The voters Of Alaska must not lose sight of the circumstance that wickersham did not decline Re- publican nomination for Delegate to Congress at the hands of the Republican organization and the Seward nominating committee untl 1t became evident that none would be offered him. The fact is that he was not offered the nomination An accurate report on wlckershams famous telegraphc defy" would give most Of its space to sour grapes"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

IF YOUR EXPENSES ARE IN- CREASING. INCREASE YOUR IN COME. Rent that extra room to a desirable tenant, and the weekly income from it will help materially in meeting your fixed expenses. Two dollars a week grows into a hundred and four dollars a year
 Three dollars a week amounts to a hundred and ffty-six 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., 1916-08-14
NOTICE

The customers of the Juneau Wa ter Company are hereby notified that all bills for the month Of July are due and payable on August 1st. and to insure continuance of service must be paid on or before August 2Oth.
 APO. JUNEAU WATER co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

By his repudiatiOn of President Wilson and the impressive record of the Democratic party Of the Ma. tIon Delegate wickersham ot least can lay no claim 10 Democratic votes in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
MONEY LOANED

on personal property. diamonds. jew. elry. notes and bonds. All business strictly confidential. J. Plant, broker and jewelr, Front St. S-1-tt
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
PALM READING

PALMIsT-Come % the palmlst. I tell you about work, business, mar riage and the future. Get your for tune told. SO0 Front Street. 4.5.lm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

Somehow the atmosphere in Seward for the past few days looks brighter than ever. The people have got down to work in body That is the chief reason doubt for the feeling that change for the better has but there other indications present that wholesome spirit prevails The application by different citizens for sites for industrial buildings along the railroad front is very healthy sign The fact really is that Seward is of the pros. porous of cities and contaans all the germs great ness but hardly have realized it.-(Seward Gate. way)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

Mir. Hughes has accepted the nomination, but the country will hardly accept Mir. Hughes spoech- (New York Word)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14

Complete equipment for handling furniture. Juneau Transfer Company. Phone 4s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
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RUSSIAN BATHS
DYElNo AND CLEANING

PHONE S94, Moon Bros. for 1st lass cleaning and pressing, 126 Front street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-08-14
BOARD and LODGING

GOOD home cooking and pleasant rooms at reasonable rates. Mrs. B. Emmons, Bay View House, formerly the St. George. Ag7.