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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-30
BOOKS FINE PLAYS

J. Walker McGuiness returned last
week from several days business
trip to the cities. During his trip
Mr.. McGuiness informs US he was sue
cessful in booking several fine attrac-
tions for the Orpheum. Mr.. Nc
Guinness is always on the lookout for
the best Of good things in the Movie
line to bring to Williston.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-30
WHAT SHALL We NAME
OUR W|LL|ST0N TEAM
BASE BALL OFFERS A PRIZE
FOR A COMMUNITY SUGGEST
ED AND ELECTED" NAME

Send all suggestions to j. p. Cut
ting, secretary, Williston, N. D., and
mark the outside of your envelope
"Base ball name."
All suggestions must be in the
hands of the secretary not later than
Monday evening, April II, 1916. Any
received later will not be considered
All suggestions will remain unopened
until after that date. Each will be
marked with date of receipt.
All suggestions that meet the above
requirements will be listed without
the names of suggestors and given to
three distinguished judges who will
select the three, or more, they con-
slider the best.
Chance To Vote
If two or more contestants offer the
same name the one received first will
have the preference.
The name adopted will be chosen
from those selected by the judges by
popular vote open to both men and
women under regulations to be an
nounced later.
The person who suggests the win
ming name will receive a season pass
good for all games played by the
team at home this season. The four
persons suggesting the other four
names selected by the judges, to be
voted on, will each receive pass good
for three home games.
Note the rules carefully and re-
member that April II is the last day
to send in names.
Wanted-a name for fast semi-pro-
fessional base ball team. Anyone
knowing of a nifty handle, suitable for
such use should communicate with the
Williston Base Ball Board.
The board believes that some sort
of designation less formal than the
Williston base ball club would be ac-
ceptable to the patrons of the pastime
something free and easy with the
air Of friendly familiarity about it.
Over in the big leagues they have the
Millers, the Saints, the Cubs, the
White Sox, the Tigers, the Giants, the
Athletics, the Braves, the Senators,
etc. In Fargo they root for the
Graingrowers, in Minot for the Magi-
clans. What shall we call 'em in Will
liston?
Prize For 4 Name
The board has decided to put the
matter up to the community-ask for
from the fans of both
town and country-and give a prize
for the winning suggestion.
Here are the rules of the game:
What is wanted is name that is
catchy and appropriate and which
help toward advertising the team and
the community. 1t must consist of
but one word (not counting the "the')
but may be a newly coined word or
a compound word. A boys team has
already taken the name Mndians" so
don't suggest that.
Suggestors may state, briefly, if
they wish, why they consider their
appropriate.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-30
LIGHT VOTE CAST IN
PREFERENCE PRIMARY
LA TOILETTE WINS 8 TO 1 OVER
+ EASTBROOK- OK-BRUEGGER
LOSES TO PERRY.

With little interest in the results
and unfavorable weather conditions
light vote was cast in Williams
county at the presidential primaries
held week ago Tuesday. With the
exception of the democratic party
where interest in John Bruegger's
candidacy for national committeeman
brought out somewhat larger vote,
the number of ballots cast is only a
fraction of the normal vote.
With only few precincts missing
in the state the friends of H. H. Per-
ry of Glendale are claiming victory
for their candidate over Bruegger of
this city by plurality of aproxi-
mately ITS votes. The Bruegger sup
porters have little hope that the re-
turns from the remaining precincts
can cut this lead sufficiently to elect
their candidate.
County Official Vote
LaFollette's lead over Estabrook is
approximately three to one through
out the state. Gunder Olson of Aneta
former state treasurer was easily
elected national committeeman of the
Republican party over William Lemke
of Fargo, the candidate endorsed by
the Non-Partisan league. Progress
sive Republicans claim the election of
the entire list of delegates to the ma
tional convention which was endorsed
by their executive committee.
Following is the vote in Williams
county as compiled by County Audi
tor Aaen from the official returns:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-30

But the pessimist, you know, sees
an opportunity after the optimist has
grasped it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06

day or something else. Hughes says
it isn't an 8-hour day, but a raise in
wages instead. Isn't that diabolical?
Just imagine a situation where rail-
road employees win no matter which
way she goes. If they don't get an
8-hour day, they get a raise in wages.
If they don't get a raise in wages
they get an 8-hoUr day. And mebbe
they get both. Isn't that awful? 1t
used to be tother way around. No
matter what happened the men lost
if they won. Now they win if they
win and they win if they lose. Glory
be. Let's have some more of the
same. Push a good thing along.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06

JeresU IN the welfare of the working
class. l am not against Benson, but
I am for Wilson, because l believe
his election means much for the
workers of this country, both in the
mills and factories and on the farms.
Benson can't be elected. Wilson can.
It is either Wilson and democracy or
Hughes and plutocracy. Therefore
l am for Wilson.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06
HERE'S SOME FREE ADVICE

HERE'S SOME FREE ADVICE
If the hubby tires Of support
ing wiley she should go to work and
pay half of the expenses, take him
out to dinner occasionally and treat
him like a regular fellow. This was
the solution for marriage troubles
handed out by Mrs. Inez MilhOlland
Boissevain of New York.
Her advice continues:
If you manage hubby's household,
get half his wages as salary. It's
worth it.
Don't be a clinging vine.
Don't let hubby order you around,
Bad for him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06

Hughes and plutOCracy. Therefore
l am for Wilson.
WILSON'S DETERMINATION
One of the biggest, bravest and most
progressive things Wilson did was to
put Brandeis on the supreme bench.
He did more than APPOINT Bran
deis-he put him on the bench. He
could have appointed him and gotten
credit for that, leaving it to the SEN
ate to reject him if it saw fit. But
he didn't stop with the appointment.
He fought and overcame not only the
hostility of reactionary Republican
senators, but that of reactionaTy
Democratic senators as well. He not
only hit the ball, but he followed
through. He shut his jaw with a
snap and fought until a vote was
forced and Brandeis confirmed. Louis
Brandeis is now on the supreme
bench FOR LIFE. Wall street can't
put him off. A powerful influence
for human Justice is on the bench of
the court of last resort, where he
can fight as long as he lives to make
law mean JUSTICE-what the peO-
pie want it to mean. That appoint
ment, followed up by the appoint
ment of Clarke, means much for the
future of democracy-mOre than the
passage of the Adamson bill Don't
YOU believe that if Hughes is elected
Taft will be put on the supreme
bench as an Offset to Brandeis? Do
you realize that there will very likely
be more than one vacancy to fill on
the supreme bench during the next
four years? Do YOU want Tafts or
Brandeises?
TWO SIDES OF IT.-As there are
two sides to every question, there are
two sides to the one about the Adam
son S-hour bill. It's either an S-hoUr
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06
SECOND REGIMENT HOME

The gallant" Second regiment ar
rived here at $50 today, gathered in
the Union station, met the Veteran
Corps of the Spanish-American war
and took the loop by storm with a
big parade.
The soldiers marched south on
Clinton st. to Jackson, to State, to
Washington, to Washtenaw av., to
Madison st., where they entered their
armOfy.
Big business feelings we're hurt by
stories yesterday that soldiers didn't
get back in their old jobs. The Trib-
une and Examiner said that Marshall
Fields would not take back the boys
who went to the border. This was
denied by Fields store yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06

TWO SIDES OF TT.-As there are
two sides to every question, there are
two sides to the one about the Adam
son 8-hoT- biIL-It,s either an 8-hour
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14
Der SaFfinn Der arsu3fpinue.

Der ameritdHiiae 5orIaer ". a.
8drroes bat neierDings otuoisn ibei
Bsien uno gebensfpeiie Der Gprnner
sema4t. 80 psriahte sr aud i'm Der,
Iauf isinsr Experiments, bel einel
dmeritnniidsn Qrt Der arsu3iptnnt
gu ituoiersn. Bdbren0 Der snaiti6t
gApiiter Sogs fia bel ieinsn iaoG
I'm 5dbre 1886 angeiteaten gerIuaer
oaruuf beidrauite. bds SptnHenntt
nit elmer auf u geitimmten Gtlmm
gabeI in getpeguHg gu DtrieBen
Danote 8arr0es 5ttmmgdbsln Dol
peri4ieoeHsr 1onbo6e unb 5tro1bah
me BON uugIelasr Dido an, bic er az
sinem elettrii4sH 5ammsr beIeiiigie
Die hermit 9erborgeruienen SGntn
gungen Der osriala0enften qrt biteber
Ieoo4 auf bic Sptnns o1ns ieoe Atr
flung. BDbI aber srregtt Die qsriig
1e 8erl9rung Der raoidren 3dDen bel
yteBes iOgleih Die Qufmeriiamtsit bel
Sptnne. Sic elite iofort in bic llltt
beg 9eBes uno tpanote iiG nad bel
8i9tung, aus Der Die Sforung tam
Do Die Spinne aud no9ts baraa
rsaeierte II. ben itoreabm Gtrcb6aln
gu foifen OeriUdte, 10 lit an3unepmen
oaB Die 8abruebmuug our9 bic Qu
gen feline tuintigs apne 0ubsi Ipie!t
Ulan nabm fruber an. 0eb olr6 BIZ
2aitbddre etnes acknowledgement
bic 8epesung oes QeBes auf bal
2ier Tbertrdgsn nuros. garroe
idnitt oes9alb bic Spiben ms6rste
9eine ob uns tonfdtierte babel, bal
DIE Spinne peber ous aes DsrIlek
nod iOnf irgmpelde gmpfinoung
BEL unO nab Der Operation 3eiote
Die SpinHs fest. 10 fsats garrosi
feit, bas gtes islbft in 6tningunssn
inoem is 3pei observation-disclosures
rabidre 5dbsn ansiebt. Sbr feline
9aTFinn etiR6giidi e. ibr, aus bel
art Der Gdpingungsn iofrt FsHsu
fteuen, Ob iih Elm 5rsmef0rpsr in
Qess befinoet Oosr ni6t.
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Bakelbn6
no, z.
Rpn MbeIlne gorbet
Jm 11iMiikzPcim.

@m 5omstug, Den 16. 0e5embel,
bdlt Ser Gamen @eiangDerein Con.
coroia einen ieiner 70 beliebten
Bale ab, Ser ME itets, pieIe @Glte
on5ie6en Oiirfte.
9Lm SOnntag. Den II. DECEMBER,
finoet elm gemiitlider 9aa oeS ghl.
i~tfbereinS fir Mitglie6er uno
5reunbe it1tt.
2(m 8eibnahtstaqe, Wontng, ben
20. DECEMBER, lit nadmittog8 aitt.
oerbeiderung i~eitens oeS Gomel
9erein8. abenoS retbt iif elm Bali
an oieie 5eier.
gm Somntag. ben 81. 9e5em6er,
miro Der Mltiifoerein nit elmer She
oterporitelung nuhparten. Bur arf
fiibrltng getaigt oos rei5en0e Sing
ipiel y8os @eripreten bintqrm
Serb. Gntiirlih biloet otih bier
nieoer Elm Gang ben 8eidluB.
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Geleltop bon stnoenlen aebant.
9te. l.
Bon 9 NJ ma s 8.

SclcitOp OOu Stuoeaten gebant.
Die HniDerlitat BON 9lsbrasta, bic
81 Den tdttgitsH oes Bsltens 9ebort,
tpirD nod I'M Sabre 1916 beginner,
t9r neues &elsltop 81 benusen, auf
Oeldss lie gang bstonoers itol5 ietn
oatf. @eHn oieies 9eleitOp tit aus
l4IteBli4 Don ibren StuDsnten in
Der nniOerFtdt Ieibr gsbaut; mad iis.
9eniabrigsr beisdufiger Qrbeit purOs
Is DoIIenbet.
Sir ieius peribiebensu 9eile fDurs
zen ni4t tpeniger als go Wuitsr ents
porfen; unO ollie oieie nuroen in
oeH Wertitdtten Der uniDeriitat auss
gearbeitst.
0as DoIlenoete @ert lift IS SUB
lang uno 70 SUB melt; Is 1T nit
timer DUr3iisIiden spoIf30Iligen Stbs
linfe ausseftattet, Delae Der llniDsrs
fiat gum Geiasnt gsma6t porren
1T.
SIN gaH3en bat bas 5eIeItop eiuen
Bert bon iiber 1900 Dollars; aber
bur9 bic arbsit Der 9tu0ntsn Iuo
bic tatiddlitsn Rotten fir Die Qns
inIt nm msbr ols bic 5dIfis perrin.
CERT fporben. GeIbHperfdnpli6 has
ben bisie 2lrbeiten au6 einen groben
orattii4sn SsIbff9ulungss Dert fir
Die Gtubsntsu eebabt, bic Ii6 ibneu
nit entbuItnItiIhrm Gifer tpiometsn.
aIIe adtung Dor Der bOben piIiens
daftIidsbumanitdren 6tufs europais
Iher unb ber nab ibrem 8orbiIo ors
gonifiertsn amsritanifhen llniDsrftds
ten, = aber aud Out ab Dor iolhen
prottii9en 2siftunasn, pie es bi,
obiss III, unO gu Der es nod man6t
nmeriiaHii6s Geitenftdds gi6t!
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9if nnnrffnha

8tt 6duFtdhe. .aaui
BOD Elm antomo9ii, liebsr 6nns!"
nGnnn miiBts ID Gin psraltstes Gb
ITEM negmsn; Elm moosrnts tonn id
mir nidt lsifitnt@
nGos tut Hifis = iuenn ih muir
tin mobernss apllHm oasu 6stcmms!
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1EQIppHI WpHttuI ,... Pus Npus
tusr -. bon mpniieur 49,. pns
tuer
-
QIs Der 9e1tndnt Elm paar Stun,
ben Ipdtsr, bic Some Itono i9or
tief unb mari bloBrots, in ben S6at.
ten Observation-Disclosures Slider ii6er bag
troftloie Enhancement, naa isinem
GdiBengrlbn muBte, faoute er nod
sinmol in ben 8elIer Der alien 5rou
Die 5rnu ntmete ieiie in ibreu
9ett. Die ainoer paren meg.
p8srpinidt!"
Qerger uno unrube trie6en ibr
bic tnarrsnos 9oI5Itisgs osS 6euer,
bauIes btnouf. 6oitig itieB er BIZ
1ir auf. SIN Der 8dmmerung DEL
Stubs lag nod bas r~otounfeupt
2i9t Der uutergebsnDen Some. Sr
ben MirteIn bduften Ii4 bic Sdot,
ten.
Der feline Suuge lag am goosn
Dos aDrpsrhen lsbnte itarr an
Der petB gsttinaten 0an0, in lei
Die augeIn Der 5ran3oIen Elm bIsisInes
Wtuiter geitidt battsn brauu
uuO mir bingeu Die fiBen Qodeu
UNI bus neiBe 6eii6tnen rehtg
.auf Der tlaren Rinbsri4lafe mar Elm
%tleinsr, idmuBigzroter Sled gIut
ram iiber bic Bonge iiber zen
blaiieH ManO -. tropfte CAB aui
Oas blaus aittelden.
5n eiusm 8iuteI, gang i'm S6at.
ten, fob oas Sdueitsrlein, nit
trampf6aft peridlungenn 6dnoten
unO nsibtm 8eii9t 49,. 8ittern0
ME Elm arnes, ~perfrprenes 869el6tn,
Die entieBtsn, nett aufgeriiienen
Nu9sn, bic oas 56redli6e nttt BE-
g~reifen tunnteR. nareu Ttarr auf bns
tote 8ribsr6sn geri6tet 49,. bas
mot me1r lad1en tonHte 49,. bas
nit etnemmal bingefuHtsn mar, mil
einem idpnden, ipeben S6rei, in
Der sritorrenoen fhmoIen 5ano Elm
graues, ipiBcs 0sidoB.
2(ls Gtorgstte cen seutItsn Off.
3icr Ia6, tlagte Fie Ieiie:
% moniitur Ies oireaur
leg darmants pstits ~oiisauyl"
Sn Der Mitte Der Stube iptcIie bic
8rOBe, iapar5bunte, fsiosnpeid).
Sage 49,. nit ibrsn peiBsn gfoten
mari ie Elm graaes. matt9lGn3ences
5ran50iengsi6oB bin uno bsr....
ME cine Mous ME cine Maus
ME cine Ie6enbtge tItine, graue
Waus..
Der gor9attg am 5enfsr, serfebt
ME Elm in pislsn Shld6ttn sbrenpoII
5erThoiienes Jebnsntu6, bt6cierie.
Cine neue augeI, bon einem t6ri6ten
5~ransoien aug Dem 66iBenoraben
toItfsr8ig beriibergeiagt, tra6te bart
in bic 3ermarbte Wuno.
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Dian leie Dieie Seite tagliG! sic
bietet SeDermann SOrtetle, iic
bot ii9 oft als wertOOae 6unO'
CRUDE erwieien!

tB 5orm, 100 ader. IS Meilen bon
omaha. ". z. SmitB 60. Old
@itn 9tat. @nnt @I0a. ii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-14

Ger 5immsI mag DilisH, tuesbaI6
b0s IN G9ntt nnD 9rammsr liegenbe
BORT ununter5roden Don ben Sfrans
Ioisn bsl9oifen parbs, bic ni4t melt
1Dm 9orfranoe in ihren G9nBsns
grGbsn Iagsn. Bonn 9Orgsn Bis gum
Abenb irrtsn bic gaaOIie ii6er bic
h Der 59abrittung Iissenbe Gorf
trnBs bin. Sir siIaten IN ben
iffpar5 nnfHdnbenptn G6att, pfiffen
Sur@ BE 5snHerb0blsH in bic leerges
6ranntsa 5aRfer, iplittsrtsn in cas-
ragenbs, berfobife GebdIt, febten bic
IeBisa Rinbsnftlds Don ben bolbpers
bEaaniea gaumifiimpIsn -. aber
pom al ben YreuBeH. bic auf allen
Bisren iber bic Girabs lro6en psnn
re aus ihrsn bnmpfsn &sllerauars
Eiersn ii lire GhibngrGbsn muBs
len, mar nod tein einsigsr BON einer
Eran5OimfassE auf ben GHutt az
mprfu norben.
-
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@e6rasfn ;Sarms.

240 gfcr pobl fultibierte SAB
Gountp, gte6,. 6orm. Rabe beut.
i6er Stride un0 5lpei guten StdOt.
hcu. Niles gutter 9o0cn unter
60fiter Glltrpideluug. 8rci8 $40.
900. $4,000 bar, 9fcit 3it 8 PRO.
cent. 6. n. Combs, 500 @ruHbeis
E6eotre BOG, 0mnba, yaebr.
-f2st6.t6
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antOmObiI gcrFdernns.

Spesiolrote fir 2iobiIitp gerf:dc.
ming ouf 6oro Cars, einidlieEli6
Giaentums. S1oOen, $25 6euer. itno
3iebitnbIg erii9erune 5u nieorigiten
Breiien.
diaB Gais e SbompIOu,
913-14 gitp Nntional gonf Bldg
9oualus 1919. -5.t0st7
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Ginen anten Wider eanb.

Giuen gnten glder eou6.
| feia gelegcner Hder 2ono, Sc.
rn0 Spring StrnBe.
t15 4der fein eelegenes 9ono,
neitIih bon 9enior, $Li50.
8 4der. 6 Simmer 9aus. einae.
5duut. 6 8Iod weitlid BON 5loreuee,
$1,000.
Serfaufe gegen 9eOingungeu ODER
segen austauid Sbres @auies.
Sebt ms megen Bargains. Geutifle
6irma.
Hasp Brrsy
i06 MeGoeue gl0g, Omaha, Gebr
Eel. 9oualus 1853. -I22s.it
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Spdlaeitg .G%inlaSnnaen.
gu pertanfen.


Gum &erfanf: - Gin @eipnnn
6 bis Z Sabre; elm @eipann Ghru
fen Mdhren nit 6iiIlen; cine gor.
nit1tr Goppelgcidirr, biaig. Denn
iofort apfauft. an3ufraqer 2t2 9.
%. Ctr. gpuglo8 3t3S.-t2-19st6
100 Afer, GmoD Gountp, glebr.,
80 Weilen BON 5ta0t gittes 5orm.
lano. gu perfaufen ooer gegen
0mobo ginfommen @rln0eigentlm
at bertouid]en.
MoSerHes S 3immer Sans, 70
8lof bon Gnrlinie, h 9lof bon
5fllle. 9lod pom Sonstom
Bart e. 5uliUnn, 662 8rouoeis
9l0a. -t-S.i7
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npatbii6 in t6rem Bette lag, beTtig
CUR Gc1e, pdbrenb Der @ub uEb bag
RGbel in einsm 8intel bodten unt
nit ibren sroBen 6raunen qussu Der,
llberI9outeR. Die 9robmuttsr fubI
nit ibren ab~gemassrtsn 9GnOen aui
Der i9muBigsn, buutgspiirftsItsr
9ettoede Fin uno Der. %itarrte nit rO'
ten QugsH 3ur 9ede unb murmeIt,
dnsItIt9 unO flebenb in feline Re0er
binein:
BARRON, mouiieur pas nous
tusr bon mpniieur -. pas
tuer
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gfeOi5iniidcs.

@nr fpiiieuIdoftli6e @oiiage. -
0etitihe aranfenm1rterin un6. ST.
5hmiot. sol g,ebil[e 8lf., 16. uno
5arnep. 4benb8 ae0finet.-12.2.f7
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autupto6ilc.
Size Glear, S795.

Geboitt. Inn Gent gu geben. ia.
briaiert bon einer 6irnn. Die ieit
AZ Sabrcn 2ualtats Grobutte 5er.
geIteat bat. 8orsagIidle agenturen.
gu8ii6ten. Gdreiben gle rns 6en
te Jim 9e0ingimeer. Bir iinb Die
oQeinigen agenten fir ben go15en
Stoat 0ebrnsfo urto 8eitSoDo.
0ebrasta 81 Gar &c.
3t1 ia0l. II. Ctr, 2incoln, 9cbr.
Wir ipreden Geutih.
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@ir bitten aae nniere &c.
ier, lire A6onuemeuts redjt.
seitis 81 ernegern. 1nrdj
prOmpte 6iHieuOHns Ses
AbOnnementspreiies eripa.
rem iie ms 6iel Arbeit nuS
Gnsgnben au6 bemriien
sleid5citia, bar ibnru 6as
@Obl unb Nebc Der TdgIi,
dlcu Emaba Sribnne am
9crseH liest.
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1inf per6tFerte aarmen belter

U"WT ~FFWITFN o. ~NTFNN
QuoIitdt i'm i4o5itliden Gutter
Gountp, Rebr.. 81 giinitiseu geoin-
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-10
JUNEAU GROWTH ASTONISHES AND
 PLEASES KINZIE

q am astonished at the growth .Of Juneau within the space of a lit- tie over one year" said R. A. Kin Zie, former superintendent Of the Treadwell and Alaska Juneau mines, who arrived Saturday from his San Francisco home in connection with mining interests with which he is connected in this section of the country. You people who live here right along do not appreciate how fast Juneau is growing, " he con- tinued, "but it is very apparent 10 one who lived as long as l did i'm this country but who has been ab- sent most Of the time for the last two years Juneau is going To be fine large city and it does me good just to sec it develop.
 Mir. Kinzie is guest at the Gas tineau hotel, and will remain here for ten days or more. He is here Co investigate the progress that is being made in the prospecting or several groups of inning claims in and near the city of Douglas, and to look into other mining mai ters
 Mir. Kinzie would not discuss the results of the drilling operations on Douglas island, but they will be continued, indicating that every thing is satisfactory,
 Mir Kinzie is one of the leading consulting mining engineers and mining experts on tho Pacific Coast, and has developed a large business since leaving Alaska that keeps him going all of the time He has a suite of offices in the First National bank building at San Francis co, but spends a great deal of his time visiting mines in the country extending all the way from Alaska to Mexico, and from the coast to the Rocky mountains
 "I am still font of Alaska" said Mir. Kinzie, and it is a pleasure when business calls me north"