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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

George Talbot 2i2i HUH street. re-
ported 10 the police yesterday that he
is minus 81 and gold filed watch os
the result Of an automobile ride with
three men. who said they were sol
dicrs. ON Sunday night.
The car broke down, and whom Tai
bot aliEhicd 10 make repairs, he claims
the three men jumped on him and
robbed him. The trio are still AT large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
SoTHORON FIRST STAR
tNEARTHED THIS SEASON

NEW YORK. May little first
| star" 10 he uncarthcd I'm tie Grst
mouth OF the present playing season is
nilrh Soihcron. pitcher of the Browns.
nus lar nc has won five games and
iJSt one" ficldcr Jones says he is the
blhcklcSt player he has ever met The
Sonnsstcr came from the Portland Pa
cifc Coast League team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
GIANTS LOSE IN TENTH

NEW YORK, May list Louis won
the opening game OF its series with
New York here to-day, 3 to !, in ten
innings. An error by Fletcher and
iiornSDy's single scored for st Louis
III the fourth. The locals tied the
score in the ninth on n pass TO Burns.
4 stolen base and IcrzoS'S single
Snllec replace Anderson III the tenth
and winning run was scored off him.
The score:
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FISHHURSE MILITARY SCHOOL
DEFEATS STAUNTOS ACADEMY
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. !

spccia! 10 The Times Dispatch]
ANNESBORO. VA. May ii-Staun
,"n Niiitar! Academy was defeated
mere inns afternoon by FiShburue Mil
narE School by score OF 10 TO 3 The
pa ia, ttclieS were: Lawlaw. Shields and
fiahcrtE SncdeSar, Callaham.F.. and
MAUI j. flshburne has not suffered
a defeat tins season. and has been d.
IcIlcn OMlN OnCe in fLrc. scn snnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
INDIANS DEFEAT RED SOX

took the first game of tho series from
Boston. to q. knocking Leonard out
OF the box in three innings. Iilcpfcr
was hit hard throughout. but managed
TO keep the hits scattered except in
tho fourth and ninth BaEby replaced
him in the ninth and prevented Bos-
ton from tying the score. chapmans
base running and Graney's fielding
were features. The former stole four
bases. while Grmncy's catches and "a
throw TO the plate robbed Boston of
three runs. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
SUPERBAS DROP ANOTHER

BROOKLYN. May l4.-Cincinuati beat
i;rooklyn, to =. to-day by launching
nins. and Chase's single in the eighth
brought in the visitors third run
This was Brooklyn's seventh straight
defeat Whcats batting was the fea-
ture. lie also figured in a double play.
being on the receiving end OF a play in
which ne covered second on a throw.
from right field Tho v.nra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Toials....t $40 IS Totals. As > IL q 20
one out when winning run scored.
tBattcd for Dumont in seventh.
Score by innings: II.
Detroit Unconventional o0i0iOO Oo00G i--i
Washington ..........i y q . y ! . o q o..
summary: Errors-Shanks. Smith. Morgan.
VII CD. Hits-on Dumont, : in innings.
Earned runs-on Bcland. l: or Dumont. -:
off Ayers !. Two-base hits--Cobb. Aim
smith, Judge. Morgan. Burns. VII. Three.
base hlt-Fostcr. Sacrifice hits-MorEan.
IudIe: NcaGh. Foster. Stolen has" Cobb.
on bnlls-on Bolnnd. }: on Du'nont. /: on
Ayers. = Double piays-Kush to Young to
Turns; iicilman to Bush 60. Left bases
-Dctroit.' .. Wnshington $. First base on
crrcrs--D"troit. ]: Washington. =. Wild pitch
-Dumont. Time. 80. Umpircs, Dinecn and
Owens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

New ' Tnrk ,...,.......S . {" . %
summary: DEMONSTRATING. kaun. Two
nhSe MT iHin"r lnHn. stolen haS"-liu-ls
S York S h?'MilIer h l,. on oasesNew
81. Louis. /. bases on bais-or Doak. /; of
SALE SALE i. iiits.-nr anderson. in : in
STRUCK out-by Anderson, :: hv Doak .
tmpir"s, Rigler and Ortiz Time hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
At the Movies To-Day

ISIS-f'cssie BnrriscnIe, In "Thc
Snnrl"
ODEON-MnrGucrit Clarke, In
"I'hr Prince md the Pnupcr.:
COLONIAL-E Emmy wrhlcn. IN
"Sowcrs and Rcnpcrs," md "reddy
Mt the THROTTLE"
BiJOU - "Thc PrImrOsc RiDc.v
with Mnc Murray.
yICI0R - Norma TnImnduc, In
"pnnthcM."
Hi.uEBIRD-"Thc Voice on tho
Wire" with Hen Wilson and Nc,n
Gerber.
REN-"DImpIcs the DIplomnt,r
with Lillian Walker, md "The
PrOdiEnl Uncle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Totals. Sc E II - IL Totals..3a .
l5attcd for Davenport In seventh.
tBattcd for Lavan In ninth

53attcd for Rogers in ninth
New York..............O o. % , o n q
ST Louis ..............0 o - o..
summary: Errors-Baker. l.. Miller Peek
lnp"uSh 90. Fisher. l.avun t2l Johnson
MarSans Two:hnse s-pecxinpaush Sew.
crcid BAKER; Three base hi,-Muiscl Home
run-lipp. Sacrifice hi's-Millnr t9, MIR
S;,nS. ii.ndryN,. Double piay--Maise to
P"ckinpauRh: T.. Miller 10 S:unntnpkcr.
Johnson to Lawn TO Sisler Psrs"d b,u .
S"x"r"id stolen bsse-Russcl Bases on
naiiS oil Fts!i"r. :: on Russell l. Str,ri;
out-hy pavcnpor,. 4: by Rogers .: by itus.
SOL. !: by Fisher. !. Pitching r.cord-or
davenport II hits in innings: of Fisher
hi,s in INNINGS Left on ba s.s--St Louis
q: New York. Time 2:o2. Cmpi.cs. Nal.
lin and Evans "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Hated for Mo"ers in ninth.
%Iintted for Hoffman in ninth.
Score hy innings: IL,
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Violated prohiL,t,on Inv,

| General Valentine aud Warren NJ
| west we're convicted Yesterday ia tho
| iiustings Court Of violating the pro-
hibition act. Each was fined $50 and
sent to jail for thirty days
Ciinord Green was convicted of petit
| larceny and sent to jail for ak months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
Chicago.

B9Ston ..................0 . y o . o %
summary: Errors--Rudolph. Workman
Two has" hit Williams Three h?sc hits
Merk'e. Williams Stolen hase--Manu. Ter,
On hascs- Boston; >: Chicago. :! Bases on
oaits-oN Rudolph. ]. Struck out--by Ru-
1WGiph: - by Douglas, o. .sacri,icc hits
Hit by pitcher-by Rudolph (AiNnnl TIM
pireS. O'DJS and Iiarrt.nn 'rir,. go" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Totals ~ - II 27,2 Totals e- I
battet for McAvoy IN eighth
Batt"d Tor Schooner in ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

sarah Jane Pitts is probably a firm
believer In the "I3" hoodoo theory
She lives at 1911 Buchanan street, and
reports that on sunday night, tho
thirteenth. her hcnhousc WAS entered
and thirteen hens stolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Fisher allowed tho locals but five hits,
their runs in the second and seventh
coming as Il result of errors by Baker
and PeckinpauGh. Fisher was replaced
i'm the eighth by Russell. after he had
passed Austin and Siser OH eight
pitched balls. Tho score:
New York. n,is
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Hundred Big Leaguers
Subject 10 the Draft

'iiittGO. Mny II.-Oycr 100 b,u
unh''rs IN both tho mnjOr League,
hrr s"bjccf TO nntiOnRI service un,cr
'nr sc.rrti'c drnft. President John
", ,hf american LcHHur. snid
wing 10 attempt ia Influence nnx
a'hirir VINO wants TO serve hi, conn
Try. hut they hope TINT The hi,.
fhSnrs VIII be permitted to finish
teams. W"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

WHERE ThEY PLAY TO. rAv.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at BrookIyn
II. Louis AT New York
Pittsburgh at phiiu dclphfn.
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THOMAS SAVES THE GRAYS

~ fFAl-p. y. Y. May l4-Thonas
saved the day 10y stahbng "A line drive
over thiTd and stopping the Risons'
rally III the nfth with two on and only
mne OUT turning il into a doubl. play
Thereafter McTiciie held tho Herd -;
'es7 al" contributed n double with Two
On IN the eighth that won the game,
Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Bat,ed Tor schoI,n"r in nnth
ia lti,unrn ...... 4 o. fl 10
Rochester ...........c D og -
vs Snm!na m ErroT5S-Shsrnon schcpner.
Schach,, /. hits and u runs in : inr.lusn
'nou. out In sixtip; OF Stryk"-. ! hit an.
runs In innings. OF WarhoD : Mis-
md runs in 10 .inuinEs on rhormn hIen
hits ana runs Y. 49, Innings. Tvo-i.S.l
hi-Bucs. Thr"~. base Ni,s- Acosta R,rbar
Sacr'hce ht-Aco.1a. Sacr!ac" fy-Yo,,nc
stolen bases EodriopeZ Acosta lamar.
Narber. Sha anon. Double plays-rru"sdaI..
20 shannon 20 Williams C2l isu.s to rru"s-
iHlC 10 Williams; McNNoN 10 Williams
ttrst tns" on errors--Rochretcr, l. TaIti.
more Hit by pi'ch"r-ty WARRIOR |
,N,Cnd"li1. Left on bases Rochester Ii:
lSaluinnr'. villa ritch-Stryk-r RaseS
"r eahS--of Schacnt, /. OF WARRIOR. :: az:
NORMA i'n, !. Struck out--by SChuch, >:
~ str!ker' :. by WARRIOR, l. 10y Thorriai
icn, L. time, &c tmpii"s, Freeman and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

summary: Errors-Batos 90. T. Collins,
I,nrdan Two base hiis-i:;tes, Risberg Sac.
Iihce hits-Strunk, Jackson. ScIboli /. Russcu
stolen hasc-Risb"rg Bases on baiis-ofi
ituSS.ii. :; OIL Anderson, 5. Struck out-by
Anderson. 4: by Russell s Umpires. Iilde
brand and o'Longhlin. Time, $50. Hit
on - nderson. In innings. of Seioold 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
BIRDS TAKE SWATFEST

EOCE EST Err. y. Y. May 1.-THE
Baltimore orioles opened four-game
series with Rochester here to-day with
= 1a-to-e victOr= \ stiff gale blowing
across the field made good pitching and
fielding impossible. on top 81 which
the Hus-lers pulled several stupid
plays. Ali four pitchers We're banged
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TIGERS BEAT NATIONALS
DOC AYERS ALLOWS WINNING
RUN IN FOURTEENTH FRAME
Rcplnccs DumOnt md Docs We'll Until
burns and Wit Innd for Doubles.
Score, 3 to -.

DETROIT. May li.--Dctroit won
another extra inning game to-day. de-
ieatinS Washington. 3 to > in fourteen
innings. The winning run resulted
from doubles by Burns and Wit. AL
though the visitors made several extra
base hits. Boland pitched well with
men on the bases. and was aided by
three double plays. The score:
Washington Ia rOit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Toledo at Kansas City.
Columbus at ST. Paul.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
indianapolis mt milwaukee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Miss Saliey Hammer. who for many
years 6Has president Of the Woman's
College. has been confined for some
time TO her home in this city. owing
TO serious illness
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Southern a..oci,tlo,

~ Atlanta Atlanta, Il; Little Rock, l.
~ Mobilc-Mobilc, . Nashville ?
tthirtcon iunings)
y, Chattanooga hat;anooCa G:
Memphis. 3
No others scheduled
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MACKMEN LOSE TO WHITE sOX

CHICAGO. May 1i.-Chicago punched
hits in the sixth inning behind SET
boids wildness. took n commanding
lead over Philadelphia, and won ths.
hrst game OF the series here TO day, q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

WHERE THEY PI-Af TO-DAY.
Philadelphia nj Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

Watch for large article by DR.. Fer
uihahd King. soon to appear III this
paper. entitled The Crying Need OF
the Women OF To-day is More Iron in
Her Blood" In this article Dr. King
explains why tn" modern American,
woman requires more iron than she
did 20 or 80 years ago. and shows how
10y taking simple NuXated Iron. weak
nervous, run-dOwn women may In
crease their strength. vitality and en-
hurahce 100 per cent In two weeks
time III many instances.
SnNntcd Iron, recommended above nv
pr: King, i for sale by Trnglc Drus To-
Folk Miller drug store, ChIldrcy Drug Co
ana nil good druggists on nm absolute runr :.
ante" az success, and satisfaction or your
money rcfundrt.--Auy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

boro. s.
4: Charlotte, l. ~
At Durham Durham. c: Raleigh. 7.
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OF Ut-IiSs

WHERE THEY play TODAY.
'Ort smouth ut Petersburg.
Newport News ut Rocky Mount.
LynchburE at Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15
PILLS WIN IN LAST FRAME

PHILADELPHIA. May li-Philadcl-
phia mixed hits and good base running
with errors by Pittsburgh in the mint n
Baird was sent TO the clubhouse by Tim
pre- Byron for kicking on called
strike. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-15

WHERE THE, rLAY TODAY.
RichnOnd at Toronto.
Providence AT Buffalo
Newark at Montreal.
Baltimore ut Rochcst or
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Boston ..........,......0 q u & n > r
Clcy Gland .......... : % " :. n :
summary: Errors-Barry. Scott, Chapman
mwo-has" hiis-Hobltzcli. Gardiner O'Sciii
Ihrc"- base hitS--Spcakcr. Roth. Sacrifices
hiIs--clapman. kl'pfer. wauibsianss Sac
rihce hy.Chapman Stolen hnses-Chap-
man 90, Speaker. Roth t2I. I..r, on ba ees
Boston. s; Cleveland. . Double plays
Gardner to Barry to Hobiit2cIl: Thomas 70
iarrE; t;rancy TO pNcill Biscs ON balls
OF klepfer. :: on Leonard. ole wyckon.
=, Struct out-by Leonard. J. by Kiepfer e.
tit by pitcher-hy Wyckon | to'NciJlt
wlld nttehss-I.conard. kl.pfer. Hits-om
i'enhard, IN 2 innings. of wyciton, in
. innings: OFF klcpfor. l" in Sl-3 Innings
u!npircN, Connolly and Mccormick Time.
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Run nlo


pr".lh'h'" ...-......0 , o-s
''SS,,aln .... ..--...-.r % . %
-Snnmary Erro's-Tuman O. Carlstrom
rWo- uas. hiis-C arlstrou ] Onelow Me-
. 'fuc. SirucE out b. Engcl >. by f'etors
-. ~ Nc ilgH" :. Basc7 on lls-oN Ens.oi
or i't"re, p Lon on "a sce- IyursIo 2
rrfF'hcrro Sacrince hit chr StG,n,
it'hE: J.! tns.ow. rEtwiIcr rrnf,irnl
H'f' anI faHH"hUl. Time l;.a
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. :; Boston, O.
nincs). "
Chicago. o: Philadelphia =.
New York, G; ST. Louis
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount. d; Newport News. I.
!.ynchburE 10; Norfolk. ).
Petersburg, d; Portsmouth. :.
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Score 10y innings: r.
Cincinnati q o o q n q {, n,
br""kl,n ...--. -.........o o , g.
,Sui"ihar!: Error-Shcan. Three base hit
ni"wF.y S"crihc" hits--Kopf. Meyers, Dau-
Sfit'. Shean Stolen bases-Johnston Icopf.
S.Hc"H Doubl" pi"ys-f;roh to Shcan to
Ihasc; Tohey TO Chase. I'abriquc to Cut
shi'w 10 Dauh"rt Left on bnses-CIncin-
nan. V; fiooklyn. 10 i'aars on bails-ofI
i"n"y' .: on cadorc. !. Iiits--on Cadorc. 7
~ > innings Struck out-by Toney /: by
adore. Passed ball-Mcyors. cmpires
KLEIN IN! Bransn"l!
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South Atlantic League.

gusta. g
AZ Jacksonvillc--J Jacksonville. 2:
AZ Columbus columbus. s; Macon. 20.
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ii!nchTnan, cravath. Left on hascs-Pitts.
h,nrEh .. Philadephia. II. Two-ba.c hit
barcroft Home run-Brief Sacrifice hits
: Bancroft, Stock Bighec Double plays1
*, to E!ehon 70 Kilifcr. STRUCK ont
by Alexander. 5: by jacobs, J. Base on
bhlls-"H Alexander. /: off Jacobs ) rim"
! ~. tmpircs. byron and Qmiglcv
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National League
RESULTS YEsrERDAy.

Chicago. o: Boston. o.
81 L"nis,, 81: New York. / Nen innings).
Philadelphia. 3: Pittsburxh g
r.ASDlSt; I'm ,,rn,.,
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
REslIITS YEsTEKDAY.
STANDING or CLUl,s.

Toronto. \: Richmond, =.
Providence. q; HufInio, =.
BuItthntc, II; Rochester. o.
COMFY three games hclietlIlcH.)
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YANKEES BEAT OUT BROWNS

ST LOUIS. May la.--Ncw York hi,
davenport hard TO- day. and, aided by
miShaps. defeated st. Louis. TO .
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26

thGE the Republican national com.
 mit!ee will adopt a similar plan.
 By their new departure the Demo.
 crats have arranged to keep politics
 moving the year round, and every
 year. Headquarters will be open with men in charge who understand
 the game, If certain programs seem to threaten party damage, steps can be taken at once to stay them. If other programs meet with favor, steps can be taken to add to the good fortune.
 The old plan thus seems to be out Cf date Of ungearing the party ma. chine at the end of a campaign and letting it rust until another campaign comes on. This new de- pqrture was probably made with a full knowledge of Tammauy Halls methods. The national Democratic party can copy Tammany in this re- sDect if in no others. That organi. zation runs all day. all night and all the year Its doors are never closed and there is always some. body on hand to instruct, entertain and assist If a member straya away, somebody is sent after him: if a new member is to be had, some. body is put on his trail. Tammany keeps politics and politics keeps and as a result the or. gani2ation, although sometimes de. teated at the polls. is never down aad out. During the Presidential last year it was very busy with preliminaries for the may. lrality campaign of the present year. md it gave more attention to that in the fall of 1916 than it lid to whether Wilson or Hughes would be elected President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
Politics Will Be Kept on the Move the Year Round and Every
 One of Years.
TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS
Threatened EruptionS To Be Put Down Minute They Bob Up on
 the Surface.

WASHINGTON, March 2G. - The determination of the Democratic na. tional committee 10 keep open house between campaigns, and maintain q degree of activity at all times re- garaleSs of whether a campaign is at hand, has been received with fa- yor in this city. and it is believed
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
YALE CLASS VOTES DRY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. March 26. -Eale's senior class voted to dis pense with the use of intoxicating liquors at it's class dinner in June The same vote will govern future reunion gatherings Of this class un- less the recent action should be
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
THIRTY THOUSAND TO
 GET WAGE INCREASE
 WITHIN TWO MoNTHs

PITTSBURG, March 26. - More than 3O,OOO puddlers and sheet mill workers will receive increases in wages in the next two months of S1 a ton to the former at $11.SO a ton, or the highest in history and of about 10 per cent to the sheet workers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
HUNDREDS OF POWER BOATS
 ARE TO SERVE
Massachusetts To Supply Thousands To Patrol Coast Waters for
 United States.

BOSTON, March 2G.- Massachu. setts yachtsmen could. furnish ap. proximately one.half of 800 power boats required, and at least 5000 of the 10000 men needed for crews in patroiling of the waters in the first naval district extending from Chatham to Passport, Me- according to President Dawes of the Yacht Racing Union of Massachusetts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
An Honest Hous.

Guest in country hotel-I say, land. lord, l left my boots outside my room door last night and this morn ing they hadn't been touched.
 Host-Sure, what d. ye expect? Ne end a lef' them there fer a year # yea liked, an nobody'd touched them. We're honest people here!- (Judge.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
FAMOUS GERMAN DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26. = Dr. Max Magnus, well known in German circles and holder of the Red Eagle. conferred upon him by the Kaiser in 1898 for his ser vices in Western America, died here in hospital. He had been sick for a year and a half.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
NO METAL LEFT
 IN GERMANY,
 GONE FOR WAR

NEW YORK. March 26.-Members og Ambassador Gerards party de- clare there is no metal left in Ger many. The cafes and restaurants are using glass dishes and wooden spoons. and even the metal tops of salt shakers have been replaced with wood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
MONTANA ASKED FOR
 ESTIMATE OF MILITIA

HELENA, Mont, March 26. - The office ot the adjutant general has received a telegram from the War Department at Washington ask ing an estimate of the National Guard reserves available, especially offices. Montana must furnish D. I66 men on the first call.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
No Election Will Be Held for
Successor.

Gov. J. F. A. Strong said today that he will not call special cleo tion 10 choose a successor to Dele gate Charles A. Sulzcr in the Terri torial Legislature. He said that 1t would require at least 30 days to give proper notice of an election and secure the returns, and that by that time the Legislature would be practically through with its la bors. The vacancy caused by the of Senator Sulzcr is for the short term
 Resignation Accepted.
 The resignation of Delegate Sul- ger as Senator was delivered to the
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
A Concession

After looking at the postal stamps of other countries I have come toI the conclusion that you can't beat. ours"
 Maybe not. but all the same, itI gets lots of lickings,"- (Baltlmore Amcrican)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
$1,OOo,OOO FOR DEFENSE.

BOSTON, March 26.-An emer- gency application of S1,OOO,OOO for the defense of the commonwealth in the event of war has been passed by the Legislature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
MuRnERFP EscApEs

FL PASO, Tex. W. o. Bradley, who confessed recently to the mur- der of three women in Savannah, Ga, in 1909, escaped from the county jail here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
Worried Over Son,s Illness.

Delegate Sulzer was worried throughout the time of his prepara- tions to leave for the East by the illness Of his son-Master William who is III of scarlet fever. His physicians say, however, that there is every indication that he will go through the stages of the illness without grave consennencns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
The Unwritten Law

Hewitt-When I was in Kentucky I was arrested for violation of the liquor law
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
Serious Danger Lurks in
 Diseased Teeth

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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
Too Brilliant, Perhaps

What became of that new poem of yours called The Lamp Of Life?" The Editor turned it down."- Boston Transcript
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26
HIGHEST CLASS PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT LOWEST
PRICES
PHONE 104

Governor yesterday afternoon by Emil A. Huria, Mir. Sulzer's pri- vato secretary, and today Gov. Strong transmitted it to the Terri torial Senate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26

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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26

THE EMPIRE-AIl the News All the Time. When It Is News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-26

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