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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

Mayor Valentine urges that factonal differences be forgotten and that there be unity effort to make Juneau fishing center. Good And let it be
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

Of course, groceries are exasperat- inly high, but imagine how much worse it would be if mammals baby had to divide it's milk with papa's au- tomoble.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
Here He Is!

Tony Buttinsky was fined s100 by Judge Herrod, of Kansas City, Kan. for violating the Bone Dry Law by bringing 12 bottles of beer across the state line from Kansas City No.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
We'll. We'll

Julia Darling Dear is suing A. Dear for divorce in Galveston County, Texas
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

Congressman Kahn, champion of Wilson's army plan, is not only Republican but was born in Ger. many It must rifle the Kaiser both the political and racial hyphen abused that way-(Seattle Star
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

eloyes is that he hasn't the courage of ais convictions
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

Austria and Russia both talk about liberty but they mean different things.-(St. Louis Republic)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
The Clerk Will Swear the Win

o. Lie is suing the San Francisco and Portland Steamship Company in the United States Supreme Court
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
TIPS FROM TEXAS.
(DallaS NeWs.)

Our observation is that the best con- pany for drunkard is another drunk ard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

One way to help make Juneau a fish center is to eat fish
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

Feed Elm Corn, of Course! Dear Luke: l find this sign in the street cars in Birmingham, Ala: What Will We Feed the Chickens?" Please tell Birmingham what to feed them,-R. F. F.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
Flaw. Hawi

It is easy to see the finish of the Ohio Prohibitionists. They have Helen kamp at this early date.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
Notice.

Stronger Cannon. of the Champion
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

The German people may yet bless the United States for entering the war--(St Louis Republic !
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
PRIZE GUNNERs OF THE NAVY

Our idea of the man who smells C
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
Names Is N1meS,

N. SOUTNiIIh IINts m IIIISDUTSh, "a
 Our Daily Special. You Can't Whip the Enemy by Shoot ngq off Your Mouth
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10

THE EMPIRE-Al, tho News Ail
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-10
A Musical Cuss.

4. Guitar, attorney at-law, has of fees in the Tootle Building in St Joseph, Mo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

than he had been ccustomed to in
his home for a long time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
Virginia Pearson to
Be Seen at Odeon

Virginia Pearson wilt he seen n
| The O4eon tomorrow IN sister Against
Sister" magniacently presented pro
duction which created Juror when
seen here before Il IS a gripping, ap-
pealng production which strikes
straight home with It's powerful Story
ind its many complex situations and
SPanthea" ahounds
Tuesday Marguerite Clark Will be
(reen in Molly Make Relieve a
charming story with one OF the most
talented Of all screen stars in the main
role: WednesdaTx feature viii he sup
piled bv Pauline Frederick who viii
be seen in "\anefte or the .Ntids.
story with a punch Thursday June
Elvidge and Robert warwick are the
co-stars In a gripping, sensational pro
teste,ltsr, IT. Man I>-fs =kasGat-@- he :
ing the thrilling narrative ~ DOWN
and Ont. 8cpe tfea5 who ~-9@ batting
for his sout's' salvation i'm 4 rev worad
and whose many enacavors were about
to he thwarted through the mechanla-
.tors Of his enemies when everything
turned his way and matters were
etraightened out hut not until many
heartaches had been caused. Norma
TalnadEe will be seen Friday only IN
"Panthea
In "Panthea" Miss Talmaige plays
the role made famous on the stage
IN this country by Nine Olga ret-
rova, role that gives the yonng star
The best chance If her emotional pow
eyx From press reports in New York
erd other large cities whore the pic
,ure has been shown Miss Talmadge
has surprised even her most ardent
admirers by the manner in which she
enacts the difficult and intensely dra-
matte scenes in which tho story Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
Real Ireland Seen
at the Colonial

The war has denied many who love
o travel the privilege OF seeing the
old country. Ireland of today is FAM
q as one of the beauty spots Of the
world. Its quaint taverns are among
The more famous sights for which the
Emerald Isle is famous. one of these
Interesting buildings is used ms
background for one of the scenes in
Peggy. The Will O the Wisp." the
Metro wonderfully written by KRtha-
zine KavanauEh, directed by Tod
Browning in which Mabel Taiiaferrd
Will be seen at the Colonial theater
tomorrow and Tuesday.
The scene was designed by Robert
Farrell. an Irish artist, who was in
luYed at Verdun and who has an
honorable discharge from the allied
Amy. The tavern rs pictured In tho
Metro wonderpIay is an exact duph-
cate Of one in ths County Galway
IN ireland. and ALL ~ the actors who
appear In the scene were born in the
old country
a keystone comedy viii he the add
ed feature
Wednesday and Thursday Kitty
Cordon. the famous English beauty,
will he seen in THE Beloved Adven-
were made in Richmond with many OF
the handsome country estates OF we'll
known Richmond people serving as
the settings and their lawns and gar
dens as the stage. II will he recalled
that Miss Gordon and her company
were in Richmond a few weeks ago
engaged in making this World BRADY
made feature As an extra a Lone
some Luke" two-reel comedy will al
60 ne provided
Friday and saturday a William tov
super De luxe feature viii he provided
with two Of the Youngest stars n the
|yorid Of moving pictures as N" lead.
Hing characters They are Jane and
katherine Lee. and they appear in
1.-TWO Little Tmps'
The playful tricks nf children 6ave
|never been more interestingly en-
bodied in a screen drama. And be-
|e!des their Uncle P5liv found that
PLAYING tho part Of child's nurse While
their mother was away interfor~3
greatly with his ambitions love max
ling BEFORE tire s,or% ends however.
little Jane ENTERS the realm Of reE1l-
liar screen heroine whom she plants
Ia heavy IA; IRON upon The head Of
la burglar This production of Two
Little Imps" combines both drama
and COMEDY into an entertainment OF
the very hest apd little Jane and kath-
crime have never been seen In more
|arpealine and interesting part
II is feature that every child IN
|Rirhmona will rave over and the
grown-ups will chuekle AT the devil
,sh ingenuity OF these Youngsters in
making trouble The Metro comedy
and Photograph VIII supply the added
features
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
The Love That
Lives at Isis

Aynovy the many phases Of life de-
pictcd in Pauline Fr~dericks latest
Famous Players Tara mount picture,
1.-THE Love That Lives is vivid por-
travail Of life and conditions in the
slums of our g~aat cities. Tenements
are shown where are swarns OF chill
dren. trying 70 plav in the filth and
soualor that surrounds their poor
homes; mothers praying for sunshine
for their sick babies md men and wo-
men living Ike rats in traps The pic
ture has been artisticallv "lirhtened"
hv r,inpses OF luxury, flashes of hu-
NOR and many human interest"
touches so that this dark side is not
. pverdone.
"The Love That Lives" directed by
Robert G. Nignola, and one or the An
est pictures Pauline Frederick has
ever appeared in. Will appear at the
Isis theater on tomorrow ana tues
day.
For "Wednesday a double bargain
will he offered when Gail Kane is seen
In Whose Wife" and Charlie Chap
lin returns for a two-day Engagement
in THE Cure" the gloom dispeller
which has made millions roar with
laughter Whose Wife" is grip
ping production based upon the VIC
tory of love over treachery.
Friday and saturday Forhidden
Paths" will he offered with Vivian
Martin and Sessue Hayakawa in the
heading roles.
Forbidden Paths is one Of the
inotabl productions of the season The
story concerns Mildred Thornton, a
wealthy young American girl who De-
comes the ward of Sato, her fathers
Japanese partner upon her fathers
aeath.
eha v In Inva with Harry Maxwell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

Toronto. ont. July i4.-Attired in
q novel diving -rmgr al his own in
yention. Benjamin l.eavitt, a Toledo
man has descended so feet into the
waters of Lake superior and located
the haik of the steamer Fewahio,
@EFeh was S1uk Win "a valuable cop
per cargo Ga the. night Of August .,
ssh. spcg.a. ~ re Globe says The
He~atIc went down ~ a point seven
miles az IGuu8e- Rav Island after
being ra1nmed hy The steamer heteor.
one hundred and twenty five persons
We're drowned
HaIf "a dozen times attempts have
beea made % salvage the cargo q
the pcwabjc A few 3as- ago the
wreck - the vessel MAS located by
500 adings. hat rs identity was rot
established urtii the divers desce nt
After remaining down for more than
thirty inmates IAavtt brow sht W a
portion o. he b8iwark OF the Pc
wabic. gone scroll work and stuffed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
Tells Town wife,s Faults.

Charleston. July 14.-Because he
placarded the town With posters
showing large picture of his wife
and calling attention 10 her faults, II.
|. Moore was arrested and fined. At
er he had paid his fine. Moor was
again arrested on the complaint ~
his wife. When taken to jail, Moore
said he could 60 there with rerfec-
contentment," as it could be no worse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
MEN TO 60 TO MINIATURES

large delegation of Richmond real
estate men viii leave July II to- at
tend S}e tenth annual convention of
The National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards which Will he held in
Milwaukee July 30 to -.
The party. which is being arranged
by r NJ, Roykir, secretary of the
Richmond exchange. will stop over
in Pittsburgh. whore they VIII be met
by the president Of the national as
so&ation and viii proceed to the con-
* 1tion on his special train.
The convention viii be attended by
300 real estate men from all over
the country, and & expected TO be the
largest and most successful in the his
tory Of the association
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
THEDA BARA
DIR ECTION WILLIA1 FOX


who. apprec@tive OF his good for
tune. departs for Mexico where he
marries Renita Ramierz. a notorious
Mexican woman of uncertain rep1ite
When he discovers the woman's char
aeter thraIeh the hersrfed American
consul. he returns home and then only
commences II realize that he - real
" In love with Mildred
Matters are IN hopeless tanrle
untl Sato comes IN 10 the rescue Of
Mildred With whom no also S In love
in a totally unexpe ~tea manner. which
is tvpicaNv JaPa nese both IN !ts IN
genuity and IN ite devotion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
Price Increases in Engiand.

London. July t4.--The average in
crease in the cost of foodstuffs
throughout the United Kingdom since
tho beginning of the war IL my ~
per cent. according to the. Board Of
Trade Labor Gazette. Beef ra9Ees te-
tween a5 and 1f9 per cent in ,rcaSe,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15
Theda Bara Is
Bijou Feature

Theda Para will re featured in
-.s3a,r4 ana rc,,'.. - ,ha r+s~,, to- 10
''sS' ''''F nays q TINS NefH' 'e~t'7-
ming with maances tomorrow ana
continuing tbrosIrb Thursday rjy}gt
~ ,r-,o 60 .,,..
sous fonhoed on ~ f<saeF tiaR@@Fa
famous novel Tess ;" displays as 10
other a'rn dra,,>4 has ever dara .ha
4htNl 'u@!i ''t" NtIS8ftt.. "1ri"
-. ,'S' y m ~ 80. " = aF'A -
~ ''ILs me- " t,1,aH OK 1I.er ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

American eagle taken from the cabin.
AT the present market prices the cop
per which has been held inside the
timbers Of the Pewa bic is worth close
to 81 900 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

mutton 90 to 1886, fish 1as. -four los.
sugar f72, cheese 1872. potatoes I42.
bread a7 and milk 81. In London the
rricc of food is now more thar double
what 1t was in July, 1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-15

Mr.. ,FePPiHsteH is q most ii'i-
maculate man.
He-Yes. there isn't ANYTHING on nis
mind even.-- Boston Transcript.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
OUR SAVINGS AND OUR ARMY.

"Our gallant men in the field will
do the fighting with true American
valor. but the responsibility rests up
on you and me and every other citi-
zen of the United States who is not in
active field service to provide them
with the equipment and machines to
enable them to fight successfully.
"Valor alone is not going to destroy
the kaiser and military despotism
We must have organization back of it.
Every man in this country must be a
patriot.
THE value of the war-savings plan
consists not alone in the amount of
money which the people of the United
States may lend to their Government
upon the certificates which are sold,
but also in the lesson which will be
taught in the habits of thrift that
will be inculcated as result Of it !.
What this will mean in conserving the
resources of America is inestimable.
What this will mean in the future
economy Of America is incalculable.
Victory can only be won by the
valor of our solderis, combined with
the intelligent use of our resources
Savings and economy enlarge the
available resources Of the country for
war, and the industry of the people
is necessary to put these resources in
the form which will enable our SOL
diers to use them with victorious ef-
feet upon the battle fronts From
tho speech of Secretary McAdoo.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
URGE war ON AUSTRIA
Senator Lodge Takes Firm Stand
For Action.
Massachusetts Republican Gays Amen
lean Declaration TO- Necessary
to Complete Allied Unity.

Washington. Dec 4.-Deelarins Nm.
aualihedly for war on Austria, Sen.
ator Lodge, Massachusetts. renking
Republican member Of the Senate
foreign relations committee. said II Il
essential 10 complete unity among
the Allies.
Il have always thought We might
a. we'll have declared war against
Austria. Turkey and Bulgaria when
NC made the declaration against
Germany" he said. I'VE have sent
the mission. headed by Colonel House,
abroad to secure unity Of action. a
prerequisite OF unity. belieye 10 for
ali to bs fighting the same enemies.
It would make our position more ir.
tellfgible and greatly facilitate unity
Ut action for our government to for.
malIy declare war against all OF
Germany's allies"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06

for ! would feel keenly The greater
need Of German to prove his loyalty
ut this time. The "boys OF 81" saved
US united nation. It is up to those
who follow to take care il it. The
German proved his loyalty at that
time; his descendants have part now
in caring for what they helped 10
preserve. II l were q kaiser Germ
l would feel that l ought as . good
citizen in one country ut least to sell
my property, close out my business
and hike back to the land Of the Huns
to stay. wouldn't be a $3.50 kind
of either German or American. One
hundred percent is none too strong.
Lastly. if were German / would
try to keep other Germans in line
as to true Americanism.
j. A. Harris-Hazcn Star.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06

Certificates for three months per-
feet attendnce were issued to Virgil
Dexter, George Mccain, Mile Weber,
Lowell Barton Violetta Dexter, VIII
liam Koenig, Joe Shepard, Genevieve
Mccain, Vera Mccain, Rachael Shep-
ard, Kenneth Dixon, Ruth Shepard.
Marion Baton, Evelyn Barton, Ole
Hammer, Wilfred McCusker, Roy
Weber, Stella Dixon, Grace Olson and
Esther Zellmer, of Cherry Grove
school district. Also to Albert Ira
cy and Harry Tracy Of Glanavan dis
trict, and to Bertha Merkel, Alvena
Krieg, Emma Krieg and Ella Graf,
of McCulley district, and to Paul Lar
son, Marie Dietlein, Elizabeth Diet
lein. Florence Adams and Susie
Adams, of Kintyre district.
Lois Simpkins, Of Williamsport dis
triet. received . certificate for nine
months perfect attendance.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
Notes From County
Superintendent

The teachers Of our county, both
men and women, will find IN excellent
opportunity to do their bit in serving
their country by taking an active part
in helping to work to . successful
completion the Selective Service
Classification Of all registered men
who are not already actually in the
service Of our country. This is an
other great task that our government
has undertaken and we believe it the
duty Of every teacher to see to it.
that they are well informed on the
rules and regulations governing the
Selective Service plan in order that
they may be competent to assist any
registrant who may find it difficult to
understand and fill out the question
naire. The QUESTIONABLE consists
of 16 pages of fine print involving
many questions which require great
deal of thought and will be found
very difficult for the less educated
to understand. President Wilson has
made special appeal to teachers re-
auesting their service in giving in
formation that will be useful in the
classification of registrants. The
teachers are requested to make it
known to pupils and throughout their
neighborhoods, that they will be glad
to help any registered man fill out
the QUESTIONABLE which will be mail.
ed to him about Dec. 18th.
A number Of our schools are in SEES
sion without observing the flag law.
Please see that the flag il displayed
each school day.
We were present at splendid pro-
gram and supper in the Buchanan
Consolidated school last Wednesday
evening. Miss Florence Poole, Of the
Extension Department, gave her lee
ture and demonstration Of the Hot
Lunch for schools. A Red Cross Aux
i'iary was organized with q charter
membership Of 20, and arrangement.
were made for Junior Red Cross for
the school. The Buchanan Auxiliary
will work in connection with tho Tia
zelton Branch Chapter. This is all
part Of the by-products Of one con.
solidsted school. This il Why "
boost for consolidation, even though
It makes taxes q little higher.
Dakem district No. IA is putting
in the required maps, globes, libraries
and blackboards needed in it's four
schools.
Our vacancies are now nearly all
filled. We need four teachers. A
few good positions will be open about
Jan. LIST.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
If / WERE A GERMAN.

A-young man said to me the other
day, What would you do if you were
Gernan?" Have thought about it a
gssd deal since. II were a German
and+a young man I would make haste
to enlist to show my whole hearted
loyalty to the land of abundance and
opportunity. II l were a German in
this my adopted land and true to my
own self, would make haste to be
legal to the land that had given me
home, education and wealth. II
it is good enough to live in and have
ali these opportunities. it is good
enough to fight for. II were Ger
man no one could say was a Stacker,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
pRUssIA's POLICY OF CONQUEST

This war from the outsrt was pres
ecuted by Germany for conquest. Sns
disclaims annexation and even indem
nifty, whenever her prospects wear q
dubious look. Whenever her mil tary
fortune brightens. she throws of the
mask and becomes truculent and pre- /.
dacious. She intends to keep as much
of what she has won as she can, AMI
at this moment her ideas of what she
can keep are enlarged by visions of
Italian gains.
With Antwerp in one mailed fist.
and Venice or Genoa in the other,
Germany would he compensated for
all her losses. She would be sover-
eign over Continental Europe and
would proceed to develop resources
sufficient to undertake new anc
greater war Of conquest. And ten.
or twenty years from now. she would
attack us to destroy our guardianship
over the Three Americas, to secure
the Panama Canal. and to make us
pay her billions of dollars indemnity.
Let us not fool ourselves. Prussia
is committed to indefinite conquest
She could not rest if she would. She
must win and win again, or she WI,
perish from the hostility which her
own injustice, eXtortion and cruelty
invoke. If she cannot keep her VIC
tins stamped under her feat, they
will rise to smite her. And she
knows the condition of her existence.
The war began as one of conquest.
In 1914 the German general entering
Antwerp said, 1--WE come as conquer
ors. Germany wanted to enlarge
her boundaries. She wanted Belgium
and the Brieoriyidnctitr sofhtutrno-
and the Briey iron district. She
wants now Courland and Lithuania
for herself and Poland for her vassal,
Austria. She wanted "the corridor"
to Constantinople and the reversion of
the Sultan's domains. And her new
est want is part, or all of northern
Italy.
She covets Egypt and the Suez
Canal. She covets British South At
RIGA, the diamonds of Kimberley and
the gold of Johannesburg. She GOV
cts Southern Brazil, the provinces of
San Paola, Santa Catharina and Rio
Grande do Sui. She covets the ports
of the Caribbean. the Canal, the oil
and riches Of Mexico.
She is on her way to these, Just
as surely as she is in possession of
Brussels and Riga. And she will get
them, unles the United States and the
British Empire with what assistanc,
they can get, stop her now and break
her aggressive power Minneapolis
Journal.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06

The staggering congestion in rail
road traffic has finally reached the
point where the government has been
'orced to step in and take control.
Reports from all sections of the coun-
toy show that the conditions are such
as to threaten real disaster. To re-
leys the situation the railroad war
boafd meeting with other high gov
crument war officials decided that all
railroads east of Chicago should pool
al: of their property and operate as
ono road BY this means t is hoped
to move the maximum amount of traf-
fc.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
2os Have Income az miIl,o,.

Washington, Dec. 1.-Two hundred
and six men with incomes Of more
than a million q year-tea Of them
with annual incomes OF more than
$4,000, 900. and 1876 with incomes rang.
ing from one to five million-are
shown in the income tax figures OF
the Internal Revenue bureau for the
fiscal year 1917. While 1895 per.
sons paid income taxes last year. pro
Yions estimates set the number as
high as 100000. The married men
subject to income tax under the old
NV we're s65.loT: unmarried. l7.A3k
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
VETERANS ACHING FOR FIGHT
Francoeritish Take Over Vulnerable
Points on Piave.

With the British Armies in Italy,
Dec. 4.-F'rench and British armies
have taken over vulnerable points on
the entire Piave river front.
Veteran poilns and Tommies are
aching for chance at the enemy.
Wherever the enemy tries to strike
he will find every vulnerable point
on the Pave front held down by
italian, French and British fighters.
The enemy. baffied of further
gains. apparently is reorganizing for
new blows. He is doomed to find the
entire Pave front an impossible
barrier. The Italians heroic defense
permitted French and British guns
to arrive in perfect organization.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-12-06
SLAIN IN FIGHT WITH BANDITS
U. s. Soldier Killed Fighting Mexican
Cattle Thieves.

Preside, Texas, Dec I'm a battle
at Buena Vista. Texas. United States
cavalrymen and Mexican cattle
thieves. one soldier was killed and
another slishtly wounded. Justo Con.
zales, foreman of an American cattle
ranch, who was acting as scout for
the soldiers, also was killed.
Machine guns were used by the
cavalry to drive the Mexicans from
the houses Of Buena Vista. in which
they had taken refuge Buena Vista
is 20 miles northwest OF here on the
Rio Grande. The bandits numbered
zoo. OF whom IS were killed and many
wounded.