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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-25

ton Of the said District Court, on
and after the 10th day of September,
1917, all the right, title, interest and
estate of the said Mary Jane Johnson.
deceased, at the time or her death,
unto the real property hereinafter
described, and all right title and in
terest that the said estate has, by
operation of law or otherwise, ac-
quired other than or in addition to
that of the said deceased at the time
of her death, in and to one certain
lot, piece or parcel of land situated.
lying and being in the County Of
Cache and more particularly de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of Lot 3, Block 80, Plat "a" Logan
City Survey. thence South 8 rods.
thence East 0 rods, thence North 3
rods, thence West Q rods to place Of
beginning.
Terms and conditions of said sale:
Cash In gold coin of the United
States. Ten per cent Of purchase
money to be paid at the time of the
sale. the balance on confirmation Of
the sale. the purchaser to assume
payment Of and take property by him
subject to the state and county taxes
in the year 1917. which are now or
may hereinafter be chargeable to or
lien against the property purchased
by him. All bids or offers must be
in writing and mailed or delivered
to the administrator at his homo in
Fielding. Utah.
Dated this 14th day of August.
1917. !
JARVIS JOHNSON.
Administrator Of the Estate OF
Mary Jane Johnson.
OLIVER c. DALBY,
Attorney for Administrator.
adv. 9-14.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-25
Chronic Constipation.

1t Is by no means an easy matter
to cure this disease, but 1t can be
done in most instances by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets and comply
ing with the plain printed directions
that accompany each package.-adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-25

London, Aug. 22.-Lord French.
commander Of the British home
forces, announced tonight that the
largest reports showed that although
number Of enemy airships ap-
preached the Yorkshire coast last
night, only one. and at the most two,
ventured overland. Twenty high
explosive and thirteen incendiary
bombs were dropped on three small
villages near the coast. A chapel
was wrecked and several houses were
damaged. One man was injured.
Lord French's report shows that
bombs were dropped by the raiding
airplanes on Dover. Margate and
Ramsgate. There were no casualties
at Margate, but at Dover and Rams
gate eleven persons were killed and
thirteen injured. A hospital and
some houses were damaged.
The pilot Of one Of the enemy ma
chimes brought down was rescued.
having been only slightly wounded.
The admiralty has issued the fol-
lowing implication of Lord French g
report:
"Ten enemy airships Of the Gotha
type were attacked BY naval airplanea
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efd16ft9=3nleltber
0ois uno aphle.

8ir baIten oie bette &oble ul1o pas
bette 8~rennbol5. Grubiert ing. Vtaae
Gppb & GDal Gprtpang. Grodett 6o53
Scenes gelepbon 1S11.
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3ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

s25 Alanto glasa bibi6 moblierte
refine 3inmer. soc, 75c ~ per Tag,
$3.50 nnb a~nflpdrts per Wofe. gunner
NIT 2 getten $500 per @odbe. @lfes
Selepbon gredett 65S.
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GartoHelfrieg.
Gine biitorifde gpHobe ats
Dem Sabre 1847.
aDie f9 bau,als Bite 8erltmsr tit
Grristreiberri ra@ten.

e1s.s sos ~1
Sm 3eiden Der aartOffeltnappbsit,
in Der man jebt III Deutfalanb lsbt.
fei eines fletnen greigniHes aus benz
Sabre 1847 geoadt, bas zines hettererl
8eisefdmades nidt e%ntbebrt. Die be-
baeIid babinIsbenben @erIiner pbilt>
itsr ,nanrten ben @orfau itola unb be-
ideioen susleia ibren naartoffeltrtes,"
unb als etn Sabr fpdter bic Gebruor>
Mepolutton In paris au]brad, oa
meinten fie felbft8ufrieoen, es ben
Bran5oien fdon suporseton gu baben
unb paren nidt tpentg ftola auf ribre
Repolution." Dos tan, aber 70: SIN
Sabre 1847 tparen infolse einer f9led.
ten Grnte BITE aartoffeln au~berorbent@
lid fnapp. Sn Der 9oupt< uno @eiis
benaiaot Berlin mar bic 9eueruns
bur4 tpuderifde spetulationen be-
fonoers fiiblbar. Die Berliner drser@
tendi9, bab fis In biefer Meife .bsbor<
aust" iein fontea, uro ala einise 9aus>
frouea einen 9dnbltr,@btr fs auf BEN
Mart. am Oranienbnrger 4or psr'
tobnte, fur ftinen Giirtptb nerpruselt
batten, obne bab is bafar Detroit tDor>
ben tp6ren, tp,iha ibnett Der Mut. Nus
Der Mpfentbaltr Norftabt fonben fd
~ ben ~perdreerten 4ausfrduen ptsle
gIemente, benen biefe prayiAs auberor.
bsntlt4 @pob ma9ts. pftifenb. job
Ienb unb fnretenb burdSOsen GaHene
iuneen, lebrburfdsn unb oIlerlet lidte
f1eues Gefiubel bur4 bic Stabt. I'm
in 2xben nnb anf ben MGrften mad
ban Nedbten1 su f.bet.
Da mar nun freili4 Der Bod gum
@drtner eernadt, unb eth Gei8dft,
has In folder Mstfe r~rsptbtert" tporoen
mar, fpnnte NIT Gus upb Re4t tin
edith; lille Mdren aus6ertauftt1 tns
@Haufsnfter bdneen, fals biefes nod
etnta 3sttel dnfntbuer ionnte. Qu&
Bidder uno S4ld4ter fudte man In
bieitr Wstfe b<tm. Mog Bel erfterem
etne .Gtnf @rofaen<s 4rippe" mebr
aIs ord pfunb, 70 tpurbe benz Manne
eth Sod eebra&t. unb er fpnroe TN
9rtumpb eine gtrede auf ben @4ul>
tern stpeier trdfti9er Burden iiber Die
Gafs setrusen. 70 BOB Is mandem
anef uab banse tDurbe, benin man
fonnte tpirtlt9 ni4t gut entf4eioen.
fpos fhlimmer mar, cine rStrafe"
ober biefs rGbre.~ 8etbes mar jeben<
fals auberorbentlih unbequem. Mber
bas fa9en Die DISQUALIFICATION erit
am pterten Tagt Elm. Da gin9en fie
aber aud 70 trdftis gessn bic @4rei=
bGlfe por, bob In einem Sage bic @ube
interchangeable mar, obne bab eth
4ropfen 9lut hatte pereofen perbtn
miiHen. Dun fonnten Die Gpiebbirz
ger inieber semddli@ binter i9ren
MabbisrslGfen fBen unb f4 iber
ben pi4tommenen 0tfprG&sffoff ia
al1er Mabt rerbretten.
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mer5ienrat rnbia. ags bliibt bod,
ifon ieit pier5ie Sdbren. Gin @eh-
lel auf 8iloing uno &ompagnie lit
oo6 nod in Der Gitp baar 8elo?"
y@ott lei lanf lit er's nod}!"
,0ann meroen bid oeine Srenloe
in ser 9ttp bob aub ltiisen!" Serr
pom @iloing lallgte uieoer nad) Der
nod glimmenoen 3igarre, init Ell
iler Bepegltng Der breiten SdJul-
tern, Die beiBen wplte: @as gebt
ons mid bier in 5ranfnlrt an2 a@s
Iieet bod. im eigeniten Slttereiie
oeines aon5erns, iolb' cine 8riIis
zines Miaionetbauies 5u permei-
oerIi"
Sd babe meine 6reuuoe id)on
llm 6ilfe sebeten. iaate So6n
@iIoina oumpf. Die @orte tlan
gen Idper, %eintonis, mie fallcnoe
9ropfen. nWeine nddllten @eiddfts-
frcuuhc. Wr. Wathes.. Muanitfts
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Dts Mimen abt4ib.

Der bsatfdt e4aufpieIer panI
Diet f@risb bel ftintn Qfbi4teb bon
81, 0ruts foIeenoen HrtH an be
rMsEli&s Dot:
IN beutfnt abespisforrtu in at.
aoris, H. noh nisa.r trot mon1er
ifmtneoe ana 9iel otfommer. stint
monats Bat q 'tpieosr 3eit aum ma'
aen unb meuoufpoIitrtn. miro ,r IN,
nSnN,n n.rbfte mi.her {ein. ffpl,t
Kobrt buinn,n f1nnen9 ga 1T
JOINER, IN bitfen 3eiten propbtt 5n
fein. Das lnslaubli&s lpirb gum
greisnis. Waii bitter trttifdsn Set
mub aud bas emfg 8etreit 94esptsz
pSiideu rednsn, bas bier su i96nem
1un sufammentam. Djn, eiuss Grbos
lung non Der rafslofsn Wintstdrbeit
tate fdon not, dber tift - fritbfi9
un0 bsf9dulin Inattn biefes Sobr bic
&pmmtrplSns, fpenrl man In bsm
3Du&en umbe,ssbi unb Idufmt. Das
0is6 bpm btr Nrbttt ltnb eporidmfeit
ianx mon sha b3rtn. Aanf on ineuen
4aten! Mud In MIR brauff btefs DE
lcbs uno trstbt mid mad Nttp 2)prf.
% MeffFobt bietei hem beutf4-emsrts
ianii9en Mfmsn aud I'M CONNER
nod GnaEd5ten uno be liMtbtIbers
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MftNion bcr sdult.
Ssbetsisensuerts MPEts ess 0eHes
rails 0pn We}tler.

Nm Dpnnerstae. Sen ~. Ottober,
borteen Sabres, fanb tn Marfhau TIN
@sbagoe bsg alten polntfden Gtnanse
minifettumS In BET Memarstaitrabs
&, bas In Der rnHifaen 3ett Die Reas
runestamnter fir poIen beherberst
bate, cine tleine fimmunsspoae N5eles
fatt. Sic gait einen Werte bes Mufs
baues unb Der sammlans. ndnalt4 Der
G~r6ffnuns elmer beutfden sdule, BITE
hasu befimmt TT, ser beutfden 4olos
nie, Ste bur9 bic poE ben ruTijdsn
9ebDrben peranlabte borbarifde Nus
fteoluns utb Werfolsuns I'M erften
RriessiaFr fart sefdpadt TT, einen
Mtttelpuntt gu ssben. @eneralsouz
perrelr 0on 9efeler belt babel cine
bemerfensnerte Aebe. Gr fagte unter
anberem:
.Nirsenbs tit ote Mufsobe Der
Sdule fdperer, als tn etnem frenls
ben 2anbe. Man pirft uns Deutz
f9en Ieidt bpr, bob ntr, penn mir
ins Muslanb sinsen uno cine Meile
bort lebten, leiht unfer beutfaes Wez
fen babel abftreiften unb uns gar gu
febr bonn fremben einnshmen Iieben.
Das al p%erhinbern, TIT serobs bic Muf<
9abe Der S4ule.
.Mer ols Drember I'm fremben 8ane
Dc lebt. foll i9er nidt ala eth Geino
bss fremben 0aubes bafteben. SIN
Geaenteil, er pirb perfu4sn. auf ole
mDelids Meife fn NIT ftiner llmsee
buns gut unb reat gu ftenen.-0or
allen bat er bic srobe Aufeabe. fttnsr
11mssbung ~ seieen. mas q NIT BEN
WoIie fit esne B~enanbtnts Fat, ben,
Il feIbft aneeb5rt. Rein NoIt Der
Mslt ntrb saAlret8er, geraeirer, feiger
unb ntebertr6@tiaer psrleumbet. as
bas beutf4s. Mir Deutf4e ponen
uns bur1 ale Die Qiieen unb ShIede
tigtetten, bie iibtr Mns edproden tper<
ben, tn unierer 4ufsobe ni4t it1ren
IaHeu. Mir tponen petter arbeiten
auf Der 9abn. bie ptr f4on LANCE be-
treten babsn, auf ber 1ahn gu etner
boben geittteen Gnttpidluns unb gu
einem tpabrbaft eblsn @tnn. nidt nur
aur WaterlanosIiebe, fonoern tpeiter
au einem |boben Wenfdentum."
Go fpIgten Wortrdse bon Gebi4ten
bur1 eintse Der fletnen unb t~leinften
@hiler unb @4iIertnnen urb Der &C.
reralNouperneur briidte ben tletntn
Nortraeenben Der Rsih mad frtuno~
lid bic 9ano. Sen Sdlub Der Geter
biIbeten tpieosr etntse Dr9efter< uno
Gborportrdes, t~porauf BITE grf4ienenen
etnen Munbgons bur4 Die s4ulrdume
modten, bic luftig, ssrdumis unb berr<
li@ nit Bilbern sef4miidt fit ibren
3ped portrefflid seetsnet erfdienen.
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Hortfetuna ioIGt.,
Sinbert SrGnne nnb Geudjbniten.

&inoerfranfbeiten perlaigen iofor,
tige 9ebanolung. Nid)tS aiebt benr
id)mer atmelloen ulo nab Suft
idnappenoen airoe eroBere Sinoe-
rllng OILS Or. 9eG's Gine Gar So
nep. Ser barin eutbaltene gallalt
lott ben Sbleim uno berubiat nnO
BELT Die entsiinbeten Sdleimb1lltf.
0oltet itets cine 5laibe BON o..
9ea's Iinr Sar 5onep purr0tia. Slt
Nnethefen iiir 2ae. C9lni1
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Sled. meinen SdJuieserlobn Wac.
eornid. ~. ollie. Sd babe meiuen
areoit bel ibnen ifon iiberipannt,
lett Sabren, INN mid 81 balten. SD
fam bel ibnen nidJt INN eil1en
Benm p~eitereeben. Cont ldjopfen
lie &eroobtl Sonit merfen iie, wie
es eigentlid nit mir itebt.
Wortfetuno fnlat.l
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Mns Rofods 0d9i6te.

gu Mnfans ots Jabres 1882 Stnser
In Rofiod. btr sbsmaltsen aIter CAME,
Rabt, bis Mosen, Der Grrssuns febr
bod. Cine @tete I'm Rotodsr Mdt
mar bur9 ben 1ob ihrss bisberigen
9nbabers~ fret attporhtn unb mubte
ipisber r.eu beiett iptrhsn. e&oa tn
ms4reren &ttunsen bate fi4 Der Rat
mtt Der Ronbibottnfrose befMdftist.
abr nod thinner ittnt srb8iiltiee Gntr
f4sibune gstrofttn. I'm %. Sanuar,
1852 fonts ,enols& BE Wah poree<
1tpslmsr tptrben. Tte metftn nus
f@ttn f9ien Der Raufrnnnn Mlbertus
2unbtr, au ,babtn. S4pn iDo1te man
jur Mb1aimn1une f9reittn, ba .erhob
t4 Der Hireermstfttr, Htrnb potntIs
una rid fetnen Rousssn ins Rate brin>
stnb al, .ibm ibre ettmmen gu eeben.
or b~fsrilnbete fsine 1bIsbnune biefer
Qdnhiodtur mad Asm Gibunssberi&t,
her nod 9eute i'm Moto6sr NatsdrMtp
anfbepahrt pirb. nit folesnben mOrs
TN: .9EIbfrtua 0unbsr 1T fremrs. &C.
Isnrt usb .sd@idei. bod bot Fl tein
Regiment abe1 feline 6rou; biel ipent.
ssr tpirb e Absx adhere berrf@en fSns
men,. nsa 81 ssa
Der Hiiretrmeajtss ioete bamtt ben
anbsren Naelisbsrs b<S Rats ni&tS
neusa. bsnn bal WantoffIrsgsntent BET
Bs.f@fu9siesn Urau 1uxA<r mar In
blr &tobt aQeenastu bssannt, abes bs
e9lubfalsaane. Vie Der Hisssffnsi.
fer hordr tnapfts, ~ 40 nod bsr
Metnun9 Der Qn,pefHhens nt&t bon
het 0anb ptifen. GnIkblt9 erildr.
ten ale Ratsherru, ba6 fs fi1 sum
RoIIe9fn. feiner mann pinf6ttn, Der
bon fetner Gbelisbften btbsrrfht .tperbs.
Bel Der Mbttmmuns fieI Bonn aud
Albertus 1unber sIdnsenb bur4. MAS
Grau lumber baau esfaet bat, ais fe
bic Mablnisoerloss ibres Gatttn sr.
fubr, unb NIT tpelden @HmetnelipOr>
ten fie bic Griinbs bss 10 uneolanten
Bir9ermeiters bsleet bat-bas msloet
leiber bos intereHante Rotsprotofon
ntdt.
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4uBerorentli4 erFreulide
Refultote peift Die beutfhe Sdule in
YriiHsl auf, Sic erDffnete bas Wtn>
terf6uliabr nit 622 Sdilern, cine
90he. bic fis friiber ME errsidt battle.
Gin edit Observation-Disclosures Geift
burdSiebt bic M~uttranftalt. bic alletn
auf bic finite 3rieesanIsibe nidt fpss
niasr OILS 10000 Mari fommelte.
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GOWN BOTTuNe COMPANY,

shes. Nue1er. geiddftsfibrer.
t215s1225 Sabs Ct. Gan Gntonio. 9fy,
H T~abrifanten bon allen Grten Co
~aono3er. Wineralpafer unb bcraiiglif
Sen m~oibefnnnten 2itbia 9eIber
I'll Srapis 4157. - 1reie abliefernns.
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eameu uno WelHgelfuttcr.

ssreo etaffel, 319 ct . Commerce
ctr. Selt, @etreioe, Garten, nao .Selp&
fon1en, @efliigelfutter. Snfibafore1.
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gefteut guf n~nieren ffreien Satalo9
fir Sqmens unb 8efliigel Sorra1e.
gotrr seeb Co., 420 eiio@Slores Sfr.,
CON Nntonio. SeTns.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Wos bebeutet she Gisbteen"2 9as
bette 5otel fir Sas menigite gelo IN Sun
Wntonio. Gunner SOC. iAnsge5elDlleIe
WobI8eiten 25e. 0ieoriee SpeS1alratsen e,
per ISOLDE. SAB frei. grodett 62l7; Sn
centroler 2aae. 3O2 5io@Mlar1o ctr.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24


LOCAL WAR NOTES
.
Sen. Lewis urging sale DISMAL war
bonds.
200 jaokies left Great lakes station
for east.
Odd Fellows plan to aid soldiers
families.
Winnetka citizens formed war
emergency union.
Red Cross seeking membership Of
10000 in Chicago.
Only two navy recruits obtained in
Milwaukee last week.
1900 naval recruits will parade
Dewey Day." May 2.
400 men sent to jefferson Barracks
for regular army training.
600 members First infantry were
guests at Ringing circus.
Twenty-three students at North
western u have enlisted.
Mrs. w. E. Mason, wife of con-
gresham, out for CONSUMPTION.
115 members OF bohemian lurner
society enlisted in body in U. S. army.
Chief SchuettIer will have book of
rules for home guard ready this
week.
Atty Max Kirchman, SIavonic
leader in Gary, wants to join T. RS
army.
U. S. will open army warehouse in
Chicago for purchase of army sup
plies.
Edw. E. Barclay, 316 N. Austin av,
appointed capt. in officers reserve
corps.
Spanish War Veterans got so
promised recruits in WOOdlawn cam
paign.
Factories preparing to engage
women workers if Consumption bill
masses
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for food production in every word Its
members uttered during first day Of
informal discussion.
Details Of americas first war loan
10 England-which will be some part
Of the $4,000, 100000 loan, bonds for
which are about to be offered to the
public, today were to be up for final
decision between SeC'y McAdOO and
Lord Gunliffe, governor Of the Bank
Of England.
Shipping, logically the next pOiIit
to be considered after money and
food, was to be stressed in informal
conference between all the commits
siOners today
Consideration of this QUestiOnectn-
tered in paTleys between Admiral De
Chair, the British wheat experts and
Sec'y Daniels and American COM
merce officials and federal shipping
board officials.
All these points are to be settled
only tentatively, however, as no con-
elusive action will be taken until the
French commission has arrived and
been received into the allied cOun-
Ills.
Preliminary developments in the
cooperative war parley today will be
submitted by BalfOUT to members of
the British commission and by Pres.
Wilson to members Of his cabinet.
A spirit Of democracy and good
fellowship marks all relations be-
tween the British and the Americans.
The capitals reception spirit has put
the visitors completely at home This
was particularly noticeable at Pres.
Wilson's war dinner" to BaIfOur
The normal White House atmO-
sphere Of simplicity which has be-
come the rule throughout official
Washington fora the duration of the
war, and which marked the dinner,
immensely pleased the Englishmen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
Personal Mention

Mrs. c. H. Denny. deputy clerk OF
the court, who has been visiting for
the past month in Seattle and Ia
coma, is returning to Juneau on
the City of Seattle which sailed from
Seattle Wednesday
s. j. Filler, of Tee Harbor. and his
wife, are in the city and registered
at the Gastineau Hotel.
r. X. Needham and wife, who ar
rived from Anchorage on the North
western have taken apartments at
the Hotel lynda.
w. c. Ostlend and wife. Edwin
Jones and wife Of Port Walter, ar
rived last night on the st. Nicho-
las and are at the Gastineau Hotel.
NJ. J. Woods. purser of the Prince
Rupert. stopped over last night and
is at the Gastineau Hotel where he
will remain until the return OF the
ship from Skagway, Saturday night
Lieutenant W. II. Clark, who re
Gently received his commission In
the army, left for the south on the
Princess Alice this morning.
ID. c. Stapleton, superintendent Of
the Gypsum mines, who arrived yes
terday, left for Tacoma on the Prin
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
CUTTING OUT STORE
AND MAKING WAY FOR
a NEW THOROUGtlFARE

Following out plans which were
made several months ago by Henry
Shattuck, of the Alaska Supply Com
pany, workmen are now busy cut
ting off the south side Of the build
ing now occupied by the Juneau
Hardware Company and making way
for q street from Front Street to
Ferry Way.
Tho part of the building formerly
occupied by the Capitol Coffee house
will be torn out entirely. The store
part of the building will not be
changed, but the upper story, which
for some time has extended across
the alleyway will be removed. This
viii make a full 20 foot street
across the property and will give
access to a vacant property in the
rear of the Juneau Hardware Com
panl, which is at present inacces-
sibie
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
MANY ARE PLANNING
TO GO ON EXCURSION
UP THE TAkU RIVER

f. P. Pond reports that numerous
reservations are being received by
him for the Taku Excursion which
is to be run from Juneau next Sun
day. Indications are that more will
want to go than can be handled. The
excursion party will leave Juneau in
the morning at o'clock sharp on
the Lone Fisherman from the Fer
ry float and will visit the Glacier.
Afterwards. connections will be made
with the river steamer Cassiar at
the mouth of the river and the party
will be taken to the Boundary line
where a landing win be made and
picnic fires built. ~
At this point coffee will be served
and the party will spend some time
in the woods and along the banks OF
the large creek which enters the
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
COMING Sun, Mon. and Tues
PAULINE FREDERICK in THE
WOMAN IN THE CASE"
Prices 10c, 15c and Csc

cess Alice this morning on a short
business trip. M lis
M. B. Dahl, of Wrangell, is In the
city, registered at the Gastineau.
Miss Georgia Caro- daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Caro- left for
the south this morning on the Prin-
cess Alice bound for Nashville, Tenn.
where she will attend school dur
ing the winter.
Mrs. j. A. Smiser, wife of the
United States District Attorney, left
for the south on the Princess Alice
this morning for Birmingham, Ala,
where she win spend several weeks
visiting.
Mrs. James A. Orchard arrived
from the south last night on the
Prince Rupert.
Mrs. G. F. Freeburger, who has
been visiting her parents in Port
land for the past several weeks. re-
turned last night on the Prince Ru-
pert. ~ H. sEa
Mrs. w. r. Young. Of Nashville
Tenn, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, arrived from one OF the nearby
points on recent steamer and are
at the Hotel lynda. Mrs. Young
will await the arrival Of her hus-
band who is at present hunting big
game in the westward section.
James A. Smiser, District Attorney,
has taken apartments at the Hotel
lynda, where he will reside until
the return Of Mrs. Smiser from
the south.
! w. Fl. Seeley, who has been south
on brief business trip, Ia returning
to Juneau on the MaripOsa.
Mrs. K. b. Crupples and daughter.
Thelma Crupples, are northbonnd
passengers on the steamer Mariposa
which sailed from Seattle last night.
Arthur Ferte, Juneau sign painter.
is returning on the Mariposa.
/ A. C. Macmillan was a passenger
on the Princess Alice this morning
on vacation trip to Seattle and 9th
er coast cities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
Two Stars Proved Food
Program at the Palace.

"Dimples" Lillian Walker in kitty
MacKay" a story of the Scotch peo-
pie taken from the celebrated stage
play of the same name, and Charlie
Chaplin in revival of one of his old
two reelers, proved strong drawing
card last night at the Palace and de-
spite the rainy weather favorites of
both were on hand to see the featured
one. These two will be seen tonight
and again tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
Billie Burke Tonight
at Coliseum in Peggy"

Nivacious Billie Burke will be the
star tonight al the Coliseum in a re-
turn engagement of Peggy" the sweet
est Scotch feature ever screened. When
this same bill was presented at the
Coliseum early last winter, the attend
ance was a record breaker There is
something to this big production that
pleases and satisfies everybody Billie
Burke as Peggy" is immense in the
role. There will only be three per-
fomances of this program, tonight, to-
morrow matinee and night
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14

Taku river at this point. The tides
are right now so that the Cassiar
can cross the bar without trouble
which will make it unnecessary for
the members of the party to walk
across the flat to the Road Camp,
as was done on the last trip.
Before the boundary is reached the
party will pass six large glaciers
and will see some OF the best of
the scenery along the entire river.
Each member of the party should
provide their own luncheon and those
directing the party desire that chill
dren be left at home as there are
no accommodations for the little
ones. ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14

all her gowns having lately returned
from Paris with a notable array of fash
ions. of which Miss Ward is to have
her pick.
Incidentally it may be mentioned.
Miss Ward will wear her $4,000 sable
coat, purchased in Paris, and MADE
originally for Russia's former Czarina.
Miss Wards collection of jewels re-
ported as worth more than $l.Doo,JoV
and which have never been seen in
pictures will be exhibited in forth
coming production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
WANTS THEODORE QUINN

City Clerk A. B. Cole this morn
ing received a letter from Buffalo
N. ", inquiring if Theodore Quinn
was chief of police of Juneau and il
so If he was the son OF John Quinn.
of "a Duncan Street. Liverpool. The
writer is James B. Quinn and claims
to be a brother of the man inquired
about. The letter states that 1t is
to the advantage of Theodore Quinn
to get in communication with his
brother. The letter was written
from the Morgan : Baths. Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-14
Viola Dale Is Now
in Western Feature.

Viola Vale is the latest member of
filmdom to don the wide sombero and
do westerns" Miss Wales first ap-
pearance in such a role will be oppo-
site Charlie Ray in the first Aircraft
release now in the process of produce
ton at the Thos II. Ince studios.