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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04

ALAsKANs ARE ASKED TO
 TAKE PART IN EXHIBITION

Governor Strong has received a le; ter from Secretary of the Interior Lane which states that during thg week Of February 21 to 26. inclusive 2 "-afetv first" exhibition will be heit In Washington. All government de partments are taking an active inter est In the exhibition. It win take or National aspect as manufacturers and operators from all states in tn, Union will be present and will alsc have teams representing their acti gities in the contests.
 "As your Territory is taking a deer interest in the conservation of human fife would suggest that you dele gate one or more officials to be pres snt." Secretary Lane says in his let .er. An all-states conference of state nine inspectors vill be held on one lfteraoon during tho exhibition who will combine wish the actual mine op. orators in discussing ways and means of operating the mines and oil fields with g-eoter reeing of human life.
 Governor Strong stated that Sum ner S. Smith, Federal Mine Inspector already in Washington and he has been delegated tc represent the Terri ory. Wm. McIoney, Territorial Mine Inspector is in tue States and may possibly be preenr@
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04


 The following account Of the exc eution of two Mexicans. murderers of on American. is given here. the splendid account being taken from an eastern paper:
 FL PASO. Jan. 2s.-wIth a curse upon their lips against the American people. two young Mexicans. brothers. were shot 10 death by Carranza fir- ing squad in the Juarez cemetery at e:O7 o'clock this morning for the mur- der Friday afternoon of Bert L. Ak CTS. an American rancher. Of Ysieta. Texas. and formerly Of Horse Cave. Ky.
 Bernardo and Federico Duran. the executed men went to their death by standing shoulder tos horlter against the whitewashed adobe wall of tho cemetery. They faced the firing squad with undauted bravery. refused to be bllndfolded and fell together at the first volley.
 Almost their last words was this challenge flung at the small group of American newspaper men and friends of the murdered Akers:
 Watch and see how Mexicans de. you Americans" The only plea of
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
THIS MAN FIXES UP THE NOSE AND EARS
 OF MANY PRISONERS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Jan. 22.- About 100 human noses and perhaps twice that many human ears have been patched up by Turngey stephen Hale at Police headquarters during lis tenure of office. ii. is quite c rec. ord. when you consider that Hale's 'ducation along medical lines is nil. The nearest Turnkey Hale ever has been to a regular college where they teach men to become doctors
 vas down at Ann Arbor years ago. when he visited the campus. At that
 lme friends pointed out to the Turn. sey the place where they turn out physicians every year and give them
 he right to write M. D. after their name
 Every big c:;y has its fights In the lark hours of tho night. Grand Rap- Ids has its share of the brawls and
 he rules Of fighting among a certain
 lass seem to cling pretty close to the catch-as.catch-can style. So not infre- luently the victims of these fights reach police headquarters with bit )f a nose or the lobe of an ear miss
 Ing. Hale doesn't count gouged faces md ugly scratches He attends to patients, as prisoners. as they land in The station, and unless the victim has been considerably carved up by ra. ;or or mangled too badly with boots,
 ist and teeth. Hale pulls out his kit 1f first aid tools and gets busy.
 A long time ago Hale's talent for
 he work he now does was discovered. with the arrival at headquarters of Q -icious character whose ears and nose showed some one had gotten the bet ter of him. He wouldn't have the ,.ty physician attend him. Hale's heart was touched by the mans sui 'ering. nevertheless, so after @ while he pulled him forth and practiced the art of healing. The victim didn't feel nearly as bad as he looked the follow Ing morning, with his head bandaged up. and after that the turnkey was dubbed "Dr." Hale.
 Perhaps 1t was fate that decided Hale should try his kits worthiness irst on the thirteen victims of a irunken mans stabbing at a wedding 1t St. Isador's Hall. in the northeast section of the city. After the riot call 10 Police Headquarters that night had iubsided Hale's patients numbered thirteen, but despite the unlucky num- Der Hale bent to his task None Of he men were badly stabbed. flesh wounds in the back and arms being he injuries. These the Turnkey soon :leansed with the antiseptic, covered with salve and medicated gauge and oandaged. 1t was masterpiece of work, the officials asserted, and Hale's itanding as O doctor was secure San Francisco Chronicle.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
BROTHERS ARE PUT TO DEATH
 FOR MURDER OF AN AMERICAN
 RANCHER IN MBXICO---ACGOUNT
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any sort was made by Bernardo Du- ran. the elder brother, o few minutes before the end.
 Says Brother is innocent Standing beside the cemetery gate he said in his own tongue to cor respondent. the only American who talked to the prisoners: ''We are dying for you Americans. Tell the world that. shot the Ameri- can because ho was t-ylng to force entrance into my home. was de- lending my rights as any man would have done.
 My brother here is entirely inno- cent. He didn't fire Q shot, but they are going to kin him. too. Tell me. Is that justice? He Is being sacri- ficei to your American public opin- ion. We are not afraid to die, but why should an innocent man be killed He is only % years old. am 24. Some day we will be avenged"
 Younger Of Pair Silent
 While the elder talked the younger brother stood beside him. hands pock- eted. and lips quiverlng slightly, but saying nothing. Tho prisoners were bound together by ropes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
NOT ONE DOLLAR,
 ONE SHIP NOR ONE MAN
 SHOULD BE CUT, HE SAYS

BINGINGHAM. N. r.. Feb. S.-"Not one dollar. not one ship, not one man, ought to be cut from the United States naval program now under way" said Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the navy, in an address here last night. "The program is in- tended as the minimum that can be done, and, while considered very large by some people. is distinctly less than that recommended by naval experts.
 "The question of national defense is essentially nonpolitIcal and nonpar- 'isan. All parties and individual mem. bers of parties in Congress and all throughout the country ought to unite 10 obtain the accomplishment of at east the program recommended, 1t possible. an even greater one.
 Although we have in the past few years increased our navy faster than ever before" Mir. Roosevelt continued "theo thers have Increased theirs even 'aster. Some people have talked of .heg reat cost of cur navy as compar- ed with some others. The erason Is hat we pay o living wage on an American basis to the 100000 officers, enlisted men and navy yard mechan- les and the employees of the many privately owned plants that do work for the government believe we' as American people, should pay an American standard rather than the lower standard which obtains in oth- CT countries"
 Mir. Roosevelt was a guest of Post mister Hopkins. and left late today for Washington.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
NEW FIRE WHISTLES
 ARE BEING INSTALLED

Two large electric and air whis- ties have arrived for the Juneau fire department and win be installed at once. This afternoon one of them is being installed on top of the se- ward building. at Front and Franklin. Tho other will either be placed on the Winter & Pond building, or near the sawmill
 The whistles have a deep tone and can be heard for many blocks. They win be connected with the regular fire alarm system and when an alarm is turned in. will sound the box num- Der the same as the bell at tho city hall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
 ESCAPES DEATH NARROWLY

J D. Fisher, an employee of the Engineering Commission on the dock has met with a serious accident. While in Q small boat doing some work un- derneath @ large. piece of timber, an SxS, fell and struck him on the head. Dr. Sloan. who treated the case, says it was O marvel that the man was not killed outright As 1t is is the in- jury is ser.ous.-(Seward Gateway.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
FAlReANKs LOOKS FOR
 BIG BUSINESS INCREASE

According to W. E. Terrill. fur deal CT and freighter who was passen. ger west on the Northwestern, stated that Fairbanks looks for a big in- crease in all lines of business and mining as soon as the government railroad is completed. Mir. Terrill was outside for three weeks purchas Ing stock for a stage line; Fairbanks to the Tolovana.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
sEwARD BANK ro MovE.

The plans for the proposed new building for the Hartman Bank have been drawn and the site has been chosen. This site is at the corner of Fifth and Adams where the cabin of Hugh Dousherty now stands. The work of construction will probably be commenced when the plans have been approved by the outside found CTS of the institution.-(sewa Post.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
ARTICLES FILED.

The Canoe Pass Packing company ia5 filed articles of incorporation with Secretary Davidson. The com. any is capitalized at s5O.OOO and the ncorporators are W. L.. Robb. D. L.. ,arpenter and M. F. Henderson. The place of business in the .erritory is at Cordova.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
cAmERoN-JoHNsoN MINE
 TRAM AND MILL DAMAGED

P. E. Mcdonald. watchman at the Cameron-Johnson mine at shoup Bay came up to Valdez last night on the launch Ellvira, says the Valdez Min CT of Jan. 27 and reports that the wind last week did considerable dam age to the property of the company. Two of the towers of the aerial tram which extend from the upper work ings of the mine to the mill, were blown down and that the roof of the stamp mill was carried away. The living quarters for the miners, which are located near the mill, escaped any damage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
THESE NAV PLEASE YOU.

All this months new. popular song -'Gs There Stin Room for Me 'Neatr the old Apple Tree?" Love, Here Is My Heart" "When It Is Orange Bios. som Time in Loveland." "The Little Grey Mother" "The Little Brown Maid" What Is the Use of Going Home"-All the late records for al the machines all the time. Edison Victor. Columbia photographs from S15 and up on easy terms.
 JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE.
 -(24-1t.j
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04
2sRo PSALM (REvIsED,

The Ford is my auto.
 shall not want Cnother) It maketh me lie down beneath it. It soureth my soul.
 It leadeth mo into the paths of ridi- cule.
 For it's names sake.
 Yea. though ] ride down the valleys walk up the hills, for l fear much evil.
 Thy rods and thy engine discomfort me.
 annoint my tires with patches' My radiator runneth over. ] repair blowouts in the presence of mine enemies.
 Surely it this thing follow me all the days of my life,
 shall dwell in the bug-house for ever.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04

ss.co Wearever, No. 5fo, comblns. slcn Fountain Syringe and Hot Water sottel, s3.75. this week only. Juneau Drug Co.,. phone 25o. 2-2.st
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04

Olympia Oysters at Grans. Phone 200. 2C.ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04

The Empire Is a producer of print 'ue that will escape the waste basket
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04

Tef me Empire do your printing
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-04

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ben n iSornlen belDunoerlell; ais
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ournieu1tete, Oh pubten lie erli, IDle
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Splel liter lle Uabtn, le bate IS ia
gar nIGt seIpuBl, mas tur eth be-
%3rpInJenoer Nun1tler er Ipur.
Sraurn fulton Ibre Au9eu.
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bic lbte uno blelt le lelt.
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lihen 4ufbdumen iGloR ods Orhe>
per.
Nnpras Smte itanO l6lift uno
ernlt aut Dem poolum, 10 IpIt er Ses
tomnen mar.
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perl9lelerten Sid eInes Utenl6en.
Der IN 5ernen Iiebl, UNI ben telt 9es
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Debrenoer 3u9.
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bras ,<mre 1rat 3uI Sette.
GU geiammelt er l6len. 10 penis
Madt butte DE Wlrtll4teit uber TIN.
ons OrAefter. oahte er, oleles berrs
;ihe Srteiter uno lem Otriaent!
90 REF es: 4Hbras Smre, anoros
Smre!!"
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brong es i'm plosli6.
@r ging pieoer CUR Witte pes po'
Siums uno perielgte Ii4. freunolld.
rubi9, ober in ism po9te cine md4'
ti9e 5reuoe.