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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22
Editorial Comment

Bryan butts. Wilson tuts
wotrhruI waiting makcth wo"ful
wanting
Candidate Hughes doesn't talk IKE
= tut tutt'r
Hughes d, hnmmcr0ug aud the Demo.
Gratis are ]yommcring
The wilson Administration stands
for taxes. and more taxes
The Hughes trail will he cold by
the time the Democrats strike II.
As party leader. would Do he fair
10 refer %, J. Ham Lewis as J PORK
Lewts'
Bryan says Mr Hughes talks aren't
judicial So. The people can under
stand en- perfectly.
can the folks ON the Democratic
band wagon coutinu" &" play hy the
Presidents notcs7
Hughes says the country emit hr
saved by letting II DRIFT. That's whore
he and W. Wilson differ.
Washington reports that a new apol.
ogy has been sent to First Chirf car
rama Looks like Il habit
Mr.. Bryan is mistaken when h. says
Hughes Is "vltrlolic" The candidate
is merely applying the acid test.
4 messenger OF President Wilson
found out that Colorado women were
for the administration. No messenger.
~ course. can be blamed Tor making
good
Political opponents nrc beginning 70
ind that why Mr.. Hughes kept silence
so long wasn't because hc had lost
his tongue.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

Grover Cleveland was the last Dem.
ocratic President. tie was also the
last President to issue bonds to secure
money to defray the running expenses
NJ the government. But Wilson will
de him In this.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

Governor Hughes announces In one
" his speeches that he Is a construc.
ZIONIST. But we are willing 10 admit
that So far as Democratic policies are
concerned he Is q destructionist.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

Tnmmany leader Charles F. Murphy
]nnounce that he will retire after
the campaign. 1t is believed that many
other more or less distinguished Demo.
Gratis will follow his example.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

Another encouraging fonture about
our new navy is rhur when II Is com
pleirt. Mr. DANIELS viii not he Score
tary NJ H.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

GREATEST GATHERING THAT HAS
BEEN HELD IN TIE HISTORY
OF The PREMIER FARM.
ERS ORGANIZATION.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

Bryan butts, Wilson tuIs
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

Political opponents nrc beginning 70
lind that why Mr.. Hughes kept silence
so long wasn't because he had lost
his tongue.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22
COLUMBUS DRUG COMPANY

DRUGS. STATIONERY,
A GASOLINE,
AMMUNITION Ere
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-09-22

wntrhrpl waiting makcth w"ef1
wanting
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

held uu the 18th day Of Jannsry, A. D.,
lAlu, Cor The parpcsc ut determining Il
u ~ lldtidao ~ Trustee oi and Tor the
properties foraetly owned hy tho Peoples
lleht Company. n,Ry sell the entirr clec
tfic plant and business, la tho CITY OF
torpus Christi, Twas. formerly oWuad
aud opcptrtl Nv raid corporation, aud
now operated by the said ~ II Eldridgc.
H. the Corpus Christi railway aud Light
Company at Corpus Christi. Texas
Scction 2 That the polls VI such el,c.
tlpn shall he kept opcn from cieht
O'Clock A NJ, % soNon osl,,gA ~ N uud
HAT at said clvttun an qualified voters
r'siding In the CITY 0i 1orpue Christi
shall bc allowed to vote. and that che
polling places and presiding Officers of
said ci,Ntiun shall b. respectively as
followsi There shall hc onc polling place
az the CITY Hall and Fisc station in
bond Eviction prcinct No I. ol tho CITY
at tNfpns Christi. and a. q Wright IA
hereby appointed az presiding Judge,
and q. e. MerEiman and VI \ Nafrvtt
assistant iadgcs
S'sssiva = That The form az ballot "a
h. as,sl In said eigetiom iog shase sotinr
h favor 81 the sale ~ n H. flaridg,.
Trustee. ol the entire rlectrie plant aad
business formerly operatcl hv the
Peoples Light Compan, and now operat
I'd by said Trustee, Ia Corpus Christi.
Texas. to thu Corpus Christi Railway and
lieht Company. shall ~ ~ follows,
"For She sale by " ~ Eldfldge. Tn,s.
ttV Nl the entire rlcgtTte plant and husi
ness Formerly operated hy the Peoples
Light Company ia Corpus Christi 70 thc
Corpus Christi Railway and Light Cum
pAyc"
Aud thN form ef ballot 20 h. used ~
said elctson tor those whiting against
the saic by tho aaid H. NJ Eldriale.
Trustee, os sid clectrsc plant and hnsi
ness g. the Corpus christi Railway and
Light Company shall b. as follows:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
WOMEN SHOULD
GET THIS HABIT
AS WELL AS MEN
DON'T EAT DlTe o. rpaAKFAsT
uNrfL you DRINK os-Ase OF
HOT WATER


Happy hTlPht aiff iHrf0uf. and
titAusnl efnd clenf akInf nat
ural. rosy cofnpltzion nnd ffeedom
ffam lllncfn arc nnfufod nniy Nv
clean. honlthy blood " only every
ponfn ana ilftnisf every man could
feailsf mo wonders nf mo mprrlrK
inside iaih What = Rfailfyine change
uuila lake place
Instead 10 fhe ihnusanlf ~ sichiN.
nrnelulc lophitt men women md
KILLS elth nasty ~ muddy compiler
lone lleaead ~ the fnuifltnirr ~
ufftt ufeckM" rund0UuR "hflln
fnes hnd neislhiagr we should rre
Is fifllo. npgmiMlr fhfonn N fnny :
chceNfd people everywhere
An inside barn b. had rs drinking.
rart morning before hffahiaft j
rinn ~ rtai npi water nith tea
spoonful ef limestone phosphate Us "a
a. Wash ff0m tho stomach. liver hid
ness anA tea yufda ~ bowels thr
prf,loue d1tn luAltemule waste.
nnur REPRESENTATIONS aud rniapna. mus
clean firr. stfcrtonlnf nhd treshrnine
ne eniirc aliwcuiart oanHi before nui
lipr iarfc fr,d into me riomach
Tlinse subject 10 eick headache
nlliouanesn nasty breath fhemua
'itm. aol1s and particularly those
who have d ptild. saiiow rnmplcAion
aud who are fnneilpate1 yofY often
nfe urHrd go nnsnin qeerier pound
~ limestone rhuarhnin Ht fnf dug
atafr which viii cost hut iufle but
o. aaffit,sni tn demnnHiniio lhe HnicN
and rffnarinhle rhtnrt Doe huih healih
and npprafnnNe a~nliiug ihpHn Who
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

Against tho sale ~ D. II Eldridge.
lfustgc. al sliid electric plant and bust
ness FORMERLY operated Is thc Peoples
light Company "a the Corpus Christi
halfway and Light Company
SECTION Z ts,s; said election shall
b. held boz nrtpFaauce with thc gpucml
laws OF tho State 50 Tar as same arr
tpphphle area NOT Ia conflict with The
cts Charter
Nsctinn the Nnyur of thu CITY Of
Vorpus Christi is hereby dirrctcd e.
cause proper noticc al said election 60 BE-
rul1ishcd in aCooriauca with the forms
Of the cts Dmrtef for a period 81 not
less than thirty f1ni days prior to thc
date of said el,ctiun
Sctiou The fact that the properties
FORMERLY helouging O. the Peoples lisht
company are now heinr operated by tAr
Trustee with Insufficient capital and
that saia lmsiuass NAV hc discontinued
az any time. r-stiliinr IN rreaf incun
'enienee Ga thc public, and tho fact that
safe ui said properties 90 ths Corpus
Nhrissi Railway and ilrht Company will
fvsult ia better scrNicc. and IN The clim-
msticn oi duplication of ls'lls and lines
nroa chs -trets of said Cty. which du-
piiHtion L unsiehtlv. CREATES public
eHasgsency and an imperative public ne-
cfssitY r9ulring che suspension ~ the
charter rnlv praeidinr thag NJ ordinance
~ resolution -l,au b. finally passed on
The day ~ rs introduction, and that such
ofdiuanoc o. resolution shah DE- read al
hr'c eeNeNl mcctings 81 thr City Gown.
cil and the Mayer hSyinT declared that
sngh puhlic smrrg,ncy and incrssity ex.
ists. aud requested Va writing that sueh
charter rule D. suspended. and that this
ordinance b. pissed finally on the day
~ ns introduction. and that Il take Il.
ifes and b. IN full i0ree from and after
- pa~sagc Il 4 ~ or,iersd
PASSED cn che l9th. day Of nc~nbcr.
a D., lsiS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

Nd thr lIfI- U.U ~ -. ..--.I-.-
p.,,S r,,,-.t,.., -. 4
nd c,r.,,. ia, ".l y, ~ hF
l..,'l,,. .,,,.,.., '' N''sh, N
.nnb 49,. hi
.aa.i.tant h,8g..
S.etio,, a T..t $685.. .,t.n..
hc u.sd in said election III tE..' ,n
favor oi TIM sails he q "a p.Briiro
rniHru. of fiie enflr. ,}.trir ni,nt ,,..l
ha.lncss farmsrly sr.rsf.i N, h.
ruulc. ljshi Company srt nov .ner,t
80 hy asN rm.i'r. in Ourp. CtS.ti
rsts. to the t.rnp. tl,,..t, p.si...'.
and ligat Company. shall b. Il. foii.,,,..
"For tho alc q, II ri5r8g. rra,,...
of tho entire electric riant arl b,.','.ss
iormerle opcrat.,l h, fb, pr.ni.s r;..i.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
NOTICE or SPECIAL rLrcTIoN

Noticv Is hcnhy given THAT siss.ial
election viii De- hclA in thC CITY of gor-
pas Christi ora tho lsth day ct January.
A. u Mlt pursuant to and Coz accord
auec with Che folleWing PROV sions ~
An ordinance passed hy toe rity Council
and approved hy thc Mavor ou the l1tii
daY All lscomhor A D.. luf5
NJ ir ORDAINED BN THE CITY
COUNCIL OF TUX CITY OF COR.
PuS CHRISTIE
Sectiop That Il is herchv orler.d
that an clfction ot the qualified voters
ot thr City nt Corpus Christi. rrNas.
b. held ou The 18th day ol Ianiar,
4. O. lhlb Zoe the purree OF drterrsin
lng u ~ ~ fldrlEc ~ Trustee of ana
tef tho properties formerly owned hv the
foples Light Company. may seli the
eniite elsctric plant and business. IN
thf city NJ Corpus Christi. H,xas form,
vfiy owned and vpcmtcd hv said cor
pNfation, and now operated ~ tho said
y Il. Eiar,dge. a. thc Carisfs Ckri.ti
Railway and Light Company ~ Corpus
Nhflsii Texas
Sesiicn 2 That the polls ~ such
eieetion shah b. Kept of,en irom ri,ht
o'clock A. n, 20 seycn a'clotk = IA ana
that az said election an analifieS ,at.ra
rrsiding IN the CITY al Cnr,as Christi
shall ~ sllpwcd to vote. aud that she
reii'ns rlaccs ard presiding ofiic,4. al
said elestion shah h respectively a. ~
'e~s' THERE shall be cse polling l,lse.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
he Company Has Dec

from but twoI ounda sand
)oyur Island Monday January
to what the Al ie o b cuDl
been sci No memtl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
STOPS ANY COLD
IN A FEW III
"PApE's COLD COMPOUND !, Z
cLOGGED NOSE ANc r
AND ENDS GRIPPE

Relief comes INSTANTLY.
a dusc taken every tive -
thrro DOSES are taken wsh n
misery and break up a
either in the head. chest
limbs.
10 promptly opens eloxSe., "A
trls and air passages ~
Stops nasty discharge or ne''
relieves sick headache dutiA =.
ishness SORE throat sneeh''t'
and stiffness, Il
Don't stay stusfed-Epl ~ Il.
and snuffHnei Ease yent
head. Nathing cleo N thf
such prompt relief a. n
Compauna.r Which cosis o
al any drug store y
assistance. TASTES nice, y
convenience. Re sure ~
cenulne. Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
AN oRrINANcr (

N4R 1llf HOLDING on
\ SPECIAL EIHfflON N THE
CITY uf VnkpuS CHRISTI ny THE
QUALIFIED VOTERS ae SAID CITY.
FOR TIM PURPOSE Oh nErERAs.N
iNt IL = u TlDNiiNiE. TRUSTEE.
MAY SHlA rlif ENTIRE ElECrRlt'
PLANT AND BUSINESS ~ TllE
CITY or CoRpUS NlliaSTI, TENAS.
FoRAtERl.N OPERATED M TnF
pkurLES fiUur COMPANY. ru
Tnk CuRrrfS CHRISTI RAILWAY
ann LIGHT COMPANY, IN ACNlRD
ANNE Win CHAPTER N OF Till,
GENERAL LAWS or THE SrArE
OF TfNAS ADOPTED ny mn
THIRTY F0uRpli ll2DIsl.ATURE
or tue STAIN on TKNAS. Ann
DECLARING Az ENlERGENt'Y;
Iih X tainAtNRll ny THE cry
ypuNCis on TIN CITY or csaR.
rGS CHRISTIE,
Section ! That I, u horehy ordered
han an election q ,ht qualified voters
u She Cisy Vi Corpas Christi, Texas, he
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

iar 1851 same are applicable r
persons named above are VI
Judge. O.. said election, aud ~
IS ordered published for thirty z
thr Corpus Christi Caller 81
liculd
Witness my hard ANA the -
city 81 Corpus Christi, this ~
day 81 December. A. ID. lala
ROY MILLER, Mayor u ~ Z
Corpus Christi. Texas
fSmll Attest. =. J, Nl~
city secretary Of the Cty 2
Christi.
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
GOVERNOR FERGUSON
WILL BE GUEST Of
THE ROTARY CLUB
WITH MEMBERS or HIS STAFF
WILL ATTEND LUNCHEON ON
"WEDNESDAY. JAAUhRY 70
Rosarians ~ Luncheon Thursday En.
dorssd tho Preparedness Plans 81
the Wilson Administration

Tho Rotary clHh Yesterday vent un
tee9fl az faverinF thH preparedness
policy ~ the Wilson Administration.
ihe enlargement heina urged hs Mayer
MILLER ma " u fuchfr ThHnma iNi
Npuoafd The pnnrDNe ef lhf resolution
stains ihli ffia country hnh e1nN iu
sauf' over niUtsrg defen4r uinua
Whom Submitted t0 yutc ihr ffaoiu
liun woe adopted by FnlieY ~ H3ea|
ana np VOTES in the negative
rhs question wHs qrsseuiNl when
SECRETARY AIRY Edwards rfHd com
munlrafInn from iie Waco Nninrf
club in which nc Warolna ufsc1 fhat
every itunfy cum endorse tif pr,
F1redueHH rui3,y ~ ihe administration
lni Niitc in iilo sariuuH senators and
representative in behalf ~ the hiiig
ihat viii ho presented 80 thn proseni
trtHnu al cunHfeHf
10 entertain oosernos.
Tho Holarana adopted ftsouilun
rhlnRinu tht luncheon NJ Summary 20
tu "Wednesday January Do Hnd Inviting
Guyemai terRufNn and members ni lia
staff together Wiil nnthnira ln thr cBy
i1r the day in hc the ruests 0f ihe cinh
fnf the luncheon over whiob Mnpni
Mile, viii preside na tuaHfnaater Mf
Miller WINS appointed na chnimun al
ihe frrrp'.of committee a. enorinin
itu anf0fuut aud his staff aud Wna
auihpufed lo uame has committee.
VIII AID Exposition.
fhr 0luh NlNofmHly adopted prn.
posdi 20 nve iiomrans uht charge
pf the bis npeulas day parade for thc
nsppailipu 49, q wright chmlrmuu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

Approved ON the 18th. day Of n,cem.
Der, A. ~. ial6
ROY MILLER, Mayor al tno City Of
Corpus Christi
lSean Attest; 4 7 MuUIGAN.
CITY Secretary OF the city on Corpus
Christi
Approved nVrmhcr l-th, A. ~. 1918,
III SNflL SAVAGE. city Attorney.
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

During the Past Four Days, Have Be-
So Numerous and Extensive That
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

The taxes due the currts Christi ln
dependent sghOd niatfct SIRE na,
able az ms vffoe in lho Cits ilau
Taxes nnsi DC paid on pr hetore the
fnir'Y iilm laA vt lawury ar 10 rrr
cont llcualty win he added
" titssimmens Ass,v.sor ana cai.
irgter r. G. IND SchuNi District gah
Advertisements
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
COTTON MANIFESTS
DOWNWARD TENDENCY
ANrpIcAh AND LIVERPOOL Man.
kETs CLOSE AT PRACTICALLY
LOWEST or THE DAY


cotton maftgiH hotn domestic HNH
foreign wore uNrYOns trHnic anH NHHh
sraiofday t.ih ihe ei0sf ui g drclint nf
ffam ten to twelve points rhe yel-
unsa ~ trading WHH Hmuii
NEw YnnK lnn luNmea We4h
Dlm Ninh Low rlnsr
March istl 1874 ieif 1900
Any 1888 1888 1863 1873
ai,ntc steady lRil.
NNW ORLEANS. Dan Nprninf
steady al dreiine ~ iwu points cot
ION futnref closed weak tiutieru puihie
dawn. sron lnm 1900
pe sash t.uN tlnac
March lgW lgtf i3l2 1854 4.
May 1918 lHfe 1859 i3ea
fiNrnruui Ian s. Cotl1p suffer
"a ahau decline teday. elDslns psiceH
showms i0s nf ilWis pD.pis
pron lliNh Low Nleac
Jan.Feb $3.50 sen ipaA iash
Mat Nnr EiU SIS fNs Ia1
Mn, Iau 500 500 fstia 1850
spoO aat al, 10000 bnlcH
Gaiswiun srob steady iata ealoa
20 nNieh
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-14
JOB HOLDERS

JOB HOLDERS.-Have read ar
ticIes for and against Jack Robbins
opinion, and therefore would like to
state mine.
Lonston's letter, no doubt, is a let
ter dictated by some orphan home Of
fetal, and he will therefore receive
credit from these orphan home sU-
perintendents, better termed jobhoId-
sers, which will make him more of
favorite among those who once pre-
tended that they cared for him.
I myself am from one of these So
called good orphan homes and what
I say are facts and not theories.
There was never before a more per-
feet statement of orphan homes than
that printed by Jack Robbins. These
superintendent, if superintendent
they may be called, are absolutely
nothing more than jobholders and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-14
salary protectors in every sense Of
the WOrd.-A. r.

GAS COMPANY LAW.-For the
benefit of the public, IwouId suggest
that the gas company be compelled
to, file a duplicate. with the house
holder after the reading Of meter.
Why should we accept it's records as
accurate or deposit 81 for examina-
ton if their bills are questioned, this
deposit to be lost when examination
has shown meter as correct by gas
inspector from city dep't?-Paul
DrelI.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-14
THE PUBLIC FORUM
CALLS 1T TRAP.-There is al

SNLLS ~ ] INIT - L LC4C 10 oil
advertising campaign being carried
on in the street cars by a seIf-ap-
pointed trade school that is a danger
Gus trap for good, ambitious young
. men-One they should be taught to
avoid: Here is the bait used: Earn
Sc a Day. Learn Plumbing, Brick
laying, Electric Wiring"
Now, while Sc a day is paid in these
trades, yet tits paid to those only
who are members of the building
trades unions. And no graduate of
any sO-caIled trade school can gain
membership in these unions, as they
must take care of their own thou
sands Of apprentices, besides a long
waiting list of eX-members and trans
fers. Outside the building industry
these trades amount to little and are
paid about the same wages as a COM
mon day laborer.
It is a shame to see the lures that
'are held out to the ambitious to
bring them in to get a thorough
fleeing. The moving picture opeT-'
ator school fraud is only a few
months past and I'd like to see more
of these alleged schools made to
Show up or shut Up.-Jas. o. Boy.
LOB HOL DERS,-HaVe read ar
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-14

DrelI.
THE TIPPING TRUST.-Win you
kindly answer the following Ques-'
tons through your paper:
Is there law against trusts in this
state?
Is there a law against the tipping
trust operating in this city?
If so, why is Sam Wolf, with offices
at room 704, 1874 w. Washington St,
head of the sO-called ''miIlion-dollar
tipping trust" allowed to operate
checkToOms in something like IS or
70 places here in Chicago, partial list
of which is attached hereto?
He employs several girls, and
when tip is given the girl the pat
ron believes he is giving it to her, but
it goes to Sam Wolf, while the girls
are paid a salary of approximately
So per week.
Furthermore, if Sam Wolf thinks
a private party has a checkrOOm of
his own, paying small privilege for
it and probably making a fair living,
he (Sam Wolff will offer him three
or four times as much as the "other
fellow is paying - just to- take it
away from him, even if he loses
money on the proposition. g.
I think the public should know
these facts and would thank you to
enighten me on the above question.
Here is a partial list:
College inn, Hotel Sherman, Bis
marck hotel, Berlin room, Blue Bird
room, the Winter Garden, Movie inn,
Morrison hotel, King Joy 10, Great
Northern hotel, Fort Dearborn hotel,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
ALASKA CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING SAYS
 MAURICE D. LEEHEY

Maurice D. Leehey, the Seattle mining lawyer who is greatly in- terested in Alaska, who arrived in Juneau last night, says busi- ness conditions all over Alaska have shown great improvement in the last year.
 Seward, Valdez and Cordova are a lot more prosperous this year than they were last year." said Mir. Leehey, Everywhere in the Territory that i have been over there are visible signs of the re- awakening. The results of devei- opment are beginning to be felt"
 MT. Leehey has been over all the government railroad from Seward to Mile T, to which point the railroad is now operating, and from Anchorage to the Matanuska coal fields.
 Mir Leehey arrived on the Ala meda last night. and will spend several days in Juneau. He is at the New Cain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
IS BOUND
 SOUTH WITH A FULL
 LOAD OF PASSENGERS

The steamer Alameda arrived from the westward last night with almost a full load of passengers and with heavy freight cargo. The Ala meda had 75O tons of ore and 12.- roo cases of salmon She will load I5.0O0 more cases at Kasaan on her way south.
 Among the passengers on the Ala meda were Marshal J. T. Erwin, of Fairbanks with four prisoners >and three insane persons from the Fourth Division; Mg. and Mrs. William Fin nical, of Valdez, who are going to Seattle to locate; Mir and Mrs, Joe Labaree. formerly of Seward and at present of Anchorage, on their way outside to spend the winter, and Miss Clara Held. formerly of Juneau but later of the interior. on her way to the outside Miss Held is sis ter Of John c. Held. the president of the Bar Association.
 The Juneau arrivals on the Ala meda were Mir and Mrs. Siekert George B, Grigsby L. Low, c. R. Shotter, H. L. Simonds, Robt. Gai- son. ". Hasken, A. E. Meyers, Miss Andrew Berger, A. Fl. Clough, Glen Darlington, Gus Giles, W. s. Spires,
 Thase leaving Juneau for the south on the Alameda were A. M, Haylett. Mike Gusrick, Mizo Sabol, Frank Sepich, J. D. Helps, p. O. Campbell, Anne Bong, M. B. Leming, Sam Soupcoff, Mrs. c. A. Sulzer and son
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
ADMIRAL WATSON HAS
 FULL CARGO WHICH IS
 FOR WESTWARD PORTS

With thirteen first class passen- gers on board, the steamer Admiral Watson arrived from the south last night at o'claock. The Watgon brought 11O tons of freight for Ju- neau. 50 tons for Thane and 10 tons for Douglas. She had a full load for westward points and made fast time northbound as her freight for Ketchikan and Petersburg was very small
 The Juneau arrivals on the Wat son were Perry E. Jackson, Charles Twingley, l.. McDermot, George Su- mas, G. s. Ide and F. Miller. Those leaving for the westward were Don Buckingham, Luka Mukovic, Ell Mukovic, c. Padelone, Al E. Har- rls and George Vinger.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
0RPBEJS GLEE
 CLUB CONCERT
 TOMORROW EVE
Iuneau's New Musical Organization Makes Its Initial Ap-
 pearanCe

Tomorrow night at Elks' Hall the Juneau Orpheus Glee club will give It's Initial concert This is the first season of the city's newest musical organization and from the way the tickets are being sold a record at- tendance for affairs of this nature will be made. Tonight the Glee Club members will hold the final re- hearsal at 7;3O o'clock at Elks' Hall.
 The roster of the Glee Club, all of the members being on the pro- gram tomorrow night, is as follows:
 First Tenors:-W. M. Fry, F. B. Harrison, F. A. Lynch, T. J. McCaul, J, A. Peabody, F. Perkins and L. o. Williams.
 Second tenors:-J. T. Erickson, A, C. Fisher, c. McNaughton, Geo. os' well and O. S. olts,
 First Bases-H. II. Bruhn, J. F. Cornwall, II. J. Fisher, c. D. Grier and J. w Thatcher.
 Second beses;-W. W. Batchelor, W. Enberg, A. Ferte and E. R. Keith.
 The officers are H. J. Fisher, president; A. Ferte, vice-president; IF. II. Bruhn, secretary-treasurer; Geo. Oswell, librarian and director, .F. Handley Wells.
 The club will be assisted in the concert tomorrow by Mrs. E. D. Burbach, soprano; Miss Alice Mar grie, accompanist for the club, and Miss Alice Morgrie as solo pianist.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-05
FORMER JUNEAUITE WILL
 TAKE LIFE PARTNER SOON

Word has been received in Ju- neau that Roy Wilson, who was for merly connected with the B. M. Behrends Bank, will soon be mar ried in Tacoma. The name of the young lady in the case was not dis closed. Mir. Wilson left Juneau two years ago for the States.