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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
SIEDMIU DYKTATOROW
ZARZADZALO SPRAWAM1
PANSTWA.

Washington, 8. lipca. - Sled
miu ludzi tworzyio tax zwany
,,tainy rad Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych", kt6ry, pracujac przy zam-
knietych drzwiach, rozwljaf wszeI
kie plany ustawodawstwa wo-
icnnego, zanim jeszcze Ameryka
wypowiedziala wojne Niemcom.
Powyzsza informacye opubllko--
wal prezes komisyi inwestyga--
cyjnej Izby, kt6ra prowadzi obe-
cnie sledztwo W sprawie wydat-
Row Wojennycfi departamentu
wojny, kt6ra w ostatnlch CA
sach przepatrywala rekordy Ra-
dy Obrony Narodowej.
Owymi dyktatorami, wedlus O.
rzeczeii prezesa Graharn'a, byli
H. Godfrey, H. f. Coffin, b. NJ
Baruch. S. 'Gompers, F. II. Mar
tin, 7. Rosenwald D. Willard.
Ludzie ci stanowili komisye do
radcza Rady; PREF. Wilson daf i'm
iednakze tax rozlegle prawa, IL W
rzeczywistosci oni byli prawdzi-
wymi administratorami pahstwa
pred podczas wojny.
Jak wiadomo, gen. Gothais
sprawowal podczas wojny urzad
szefa mad wszelkiemi zakupnalnl
przv departamencie wojny. Otoz
pomiedzy MIN, owa komisya
doradcza powsta}o rowazne ME-
porozumienie, jeszcze W poczat-
kach wojny, a E. Fl. Gary, pre-
zvdent rzadowej korporacyl ~
nited Steel Cor" wprost komisye
te oskarzyi, twierdzae, il dziaial-
nose jej jest przekraczaniem pra-
wa.
Utworzenie tegoz potaJemnego
rzadu datuje sic Cd roku 1916 kie-
dyto PREF. Wilson odrzuci1 plan
Konsresu utworzenia Rady Obrc
nv Narodowej. a W miejsce jei IT,
tworzy} cos zupelnie odrebnego'
Planem bowiem Kongresu byso
utworzenie rady wojermej, zSozo-
nei szesciu cztonk6w gabinetu
/ oddanie jej ma uslugi siedmiu
ludzi cywilnych, majacych two
rye jej komisye przyboczra'
Tymczasem prez. Wilson komi--
sye te przyodzial W najrozleglej-
sze przywileje, oddajac jej W ten
spos6b Gala prace mad rozwija-
MEM planow ustaw wojennych.
Ct wlasnie ludzie opracowywa-
Ii caly system zakupowania ma
tcryalow wszelkich; uplanowali
cenzure prasowa, opracowali sy-
stem kontroli zywnosci, wybie--
raiac H. Hoover'a dyrektorem, a
nawet "a ich posrednictwem Ia
prowadzono owa ustawe wojenna
w sprawie oszczedzania swiatia
dziennego.
KAMPANIA IA ZNIESIE-
MEM WoJENNEJ PRoHIBI-
Cyl w IZBIE PoSLoW.
Waszyngton, 8. lipca. = Pieciu
czionkow komitetu sadowniczego
hby, wystosowalo sprawozdanie
nniciszosci. w ktorem domagaj9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
KrOnika ChicagOska.

noczcSnie i kula zadrasne}a Roe
dera W glove, zdzierajac z nleJ
pas sk0ry, lecz strzaly Roedera
byly celniejszc, gdyz kule przeszy
ly usta SERGE bandyty, kt6ry tez
padl trupem ma miejscu. Towarzy
sze zabitego uciekli W popiochu,
ME 'tkn4wszy pienietzy,, ktorych.
bvIo w kasie kilkanaScie tysiecy'
PoliGya przypuszcza, re zastrze-
lony' bandyta nazywa sic William
Raymond i jest dobrze znanym W
swiecie kryminalnym. Obecnie
poszukujq trzech towarzyszow "a
bitego, kt6rym uda}o sic zbiedz,
gdyz samochod w ktorym ucie-
kali, wywroch sic W rowie przy
22ej i Oak Park ave. Okazalo sic,
ze rabusie skradli ten automobil
przedwczoraj z. Johns'owi, kto-
remu procz tego zabrali zegarek /
S1.50 w gotowce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08

dac swego nazwiska. Twierdzl o.
ia, ze absolutnic ME wiedzia}a o
zamiarze. z jakim weszla do Bit
ra - jej kuzynka.
| w KWESTYI PROHIBICYI.
Ably raz ma zawsze zakonczyc
wszelkie kwestye sporne, doty--
czace wprowadzenia W zycie pro-
hibicyi w kraju, prokurator dy-
I,stryktowy G. F. Clyne ma mocy
rozporzadzenia Waszyngtonu,
ma rozpoczqc natychmiast ,prob
| ny process" przeciw pewnemu Chi
, cagoskiemu browarnikoWi. Wy
rok wydany w tym procesle be-
die uwazany "a prccedens obo-
wiazujacy we wszystkich innych
procesach tego rodzaju w tym
kraju. Process ten obejmie dwie
glowne kwestye: |. Przekrocze-
ME aktu o oszczedzaniu zywno-
sci dnia 21go listopada, ktory "a
kazuje wyrabiania napojow re
zboza jarzyn, zawierajacych
wiecej. niz pol proccnt alkoholu
po pierwszym maia 1919 r. z.
ISprzedaz trunkow. wyrabianych
po pierwszym maja 1919 T., przc-
kraczajaca wojenne prawo prohi-
bicyjne, zabraniajace sprzedazy
trunkow w Stanach Zjednoczo--
nych po pierwszy1n lipca.
Producenci trunkow powiada--
| ia, ze oni zadhej akcyi wywoly--
wac ME chca; zastosuja sic
sciSle do prawa i sadza, re
w krotkim czasie narod sam da
wyraz ogolnemu niezadowolen'u
zacznie sic domagac zmian. Pew
ia firma trunkowa w Chicago ka
zala zanalizowaG grape Juice, ,
ulubiony napoj prowodyra Ysu.
chych', w. ]. Bryana i wyszlo ma
Jaw, ze napoj ten zawiera polto-
ra procent alkoholu; ciekawem
Jest, czy wobec tego zakaza sprze
dawaG .grape juice. Prawdo-
podobnie kwestya prohibicyi ma
sunie jeszcze ME jedna kwestye
do rozwiazania zpewnoscia pra-
wodawcy beda musieli sobie jesz-
cze dobrze mad nia giowy nala-
mac.
ODWAzNY EX MARYNARZ
Czterech rabusiow dobytymi
rewolwerami weszlo wczoraj do
biura kompanii Chicago and
West Town Railway CO.., przy
22giej i Harlem ave. W Oak Par
ku. Oftcyalista fir1ny R. Roeder,
przed paru tygodniami zwolniony
re sluzby w marynarce Stanow
zjednoczonych, liczyl wiaSnie pie
niadze; kiedy bandyci, mierzac
do niego rewolwerow, kazali mu
podnicsc rece do CORY. Roeder
iednak ME stracil odwagi nj zim-
nei krwi; blyskawicznem ruohem
siegnal po sWoj automatyczny re-
wolwer wystrzeli nicgo do
herszta handy Ten wypala row
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
WYROBOM PIWA.

Des Moines, Ia, 8. lipca. -
Stanowy prokurator generalny
H. M. Havner Z Iowa, wyda
wczoraj obwieszczenie, W ktoren
oswiadcza, ze prywatny wyrob p
wa po domach bedzie uwazany v
stanie Iowa "a nielegalny I L.
wszelkie przyrzady do takiege
wyrobu musza bye natychmias
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, wtorek, Is lipca: Sw. Eli
biety Kr6l.
Jutro, sroda, o ipca: Sw. zenona
Meczennika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
Prsytent Wilson zwoFa KonfeTeOcyQ, zanim
PTzed|oy TTaktat PokojOwy do Podpisu,
SPRAWA UZNANIA RZADU KOLCZAKA,
Krotkie Wiadomosci re Stolicy KrJu.
lime TeIegramy Krajowe.

sic, ably ,Kongres zniosi prohibi.
eye wojenna przynajtnniej po
zwolil ma sprzedaz wyrob piw:
i wilma. Sprawozdanie to podpisa.
Ii nastepujacy reprezentanci: L
gnoe Missouri, Steele z Penn.
sylwanii. Gard Ohio, Dyer =
Missouri i Glasson Wisconsin
Podczas opracowania powyz-.
szego sprawozdania, prezes komi.
syi Volstead zawiadomif, IL zaza.
dai, ably projekt W sprawie wpro
wadzenia w zycie prohibicyi cd.
dano natychmiast pod glosowa
ME dzisiai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
FRANCUSKO WLOSKIE
STARCIA WE FIUME.

- ANS1A WE T " WE.
Rzyn, 8. lipca. - We Fiume
doszlo w ostatnich dniach do
krwawych stare pomiedzy Wlo-
chami a stacyonowanymi tam
francuskimi zoinierzami. Niepo--
koje te maja "a swoje ito wzbu--
rzenie wloskiej ludnoSci Z powo-
du stanowiska zajetego przez A
liantow, ktorzy ME chcq sic Ego
die ma oddanie tego portu Wlo-
chom. to ze wzgledu ma sluszne
pretensye, podnoszone przez Ju-
gosiowian.
Juz W nocy 2 ma. 3 lipca do
szlo do grozniejszych stare, W kto
rych % Francuzow zostafo ram
nych. Qststnio zaburzenia powto-
rzyiy sic znowu, depesza do
.,Giornale d'Italia" podaje tenn
co nastepuje:
IL Fiume donosza o nowych
starciach pomiedzy Francuzami
Wlochami. Wedle dotychczaso.
wych raportow, zostalo w mich 6
osob zabitych, 20 ranionych.
,,Podaja, re zoinierze francus-
cy zniewazyli wioskich grenady-
crow, ktorzy renonstrowali na
to. Francuzi dali ognia do grena-
dyerow. potem uciekli do swo-
ich barak6w, z ktorych znowu
strzelali do tsurn6w, jake sic ze-
braiy.
wv pewnej kawiarni, gdzie
zbieraja sic licznie Francuzi, O.
raz W jednej jugo-stowiahskich
piwiarh, zostai raniony jeden wio
ski officer, dwu francuskich zol-
nierzy:i kilka os6b cywilnych.
Ma miejsce przybys przywro-
eli chwilowo porzadek general
Graziole. W ktorego rece Rada
Narodowa Fiume zlozyia kontro-
le mad miastem. Wsrod tlumow
daja sic ciagle slysze6 okrzyki /:
,,Precz Francya, precz z pro-
wokatoreml" !"
z PRAC PoKoJoWYCH.
Berlin, s. lipca. Niemiecka
federalna komisya postanowiis
ratyfikowac traktat pokojowy z
Aliantami.
Pary1. 8. lipca. = General Sla-
(kO.,l-r,t,~zefa, 40 Sfr S..gef
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08

lpokoaezefllt % so. 5-1lel.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08

Waszyngton, 8. lipca. = Pieciu
czionkow komitetu sadowniczego
Lby, wystosowaio sprawozdanie
mniciszosci, W ktorem domagaja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
TAJEMNICZE MORDER-
STWO, CZY WYPADEK?

PrzedWczoraJ oko{o SmcJ 60
dziny wieczorem jerry Fitzgerald
L pnr. 1896 Center III. spostrzegi
lezaccgo ma chodniku pred do
mem pnr. 1913 Center III. policyan
ia McShea Z rozbita giowa, z
kt6rej broczy}a krew. Mtial on
przy sobie pa}ke, revolver tro-
che pieniedzy.. Przcniesiony do
szpitala .Alexian Brothers., u
mari wczoraj rano, ME odzyskaw-
sly przytomnosci. Policya ma
promo starala sic dowiedziec o
powodzie zgonu i gubi sic W do
myslach, czy til ma do czynienia
ze zbrodniq. czy tez nieszczeSli-
wynn wvpadkietn. Zmar}y poll
cyant McShea pozostawi} zone
czworo drobnych dzieci, ktore be
da zalezne cd ma{ej pensyjki, ia
ka po zmariym bedzie wypiacac
Towarzystwo Bratniej Pomocy
Policyantow. w sfulbie policyJ-
nej McShea byf Cd lat trzynastu.
z POLA PIRACY.
- Trzynascie tysiecy chicago
skich ciesli wyszho wczoraj ma
strajk, kiedy ME otrzymali zada-
nej podwyzki Z 81 pol centa ma
S1.OO ma godzine. Ma sobotniern
posiedzeniu ciesli z pracodawcami
CT ostatni ofiarowali cieSIom pod
wyzke 81 i poi centa ma godzine,
a po 1-szym wrzesnia $1.OO ma
godzine, lecz sic ciesle ma to ME
zgodzili. Dochodza jednak siuchy
re juz polowa pracodawcow pod
pisa{a z mimi umowe, a druga po-
Iowa ma to uczynic dzisiaj.
- Pc jednotygodniowym ,,od-
poczynku' pomocnikow budow-
lanych i roznosicieli wapna, spo-
wodowanym 1przez mniejszosc,
ktora uporczywie domagala sic
IS c. ma godzine, powracaja strai
(Dokonczenie ma str. 6tc;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
OPONENCI LIGI NARODoW
POSZUKUJA BANKIERoW
KToRZY DOMAGAJA S1F
ZATWIERDZENIA LIGI.

ZATW1ERDZEN1A L1Gl.
Washington, 8. lipca. - Opo
nenci Ligi Narodow w senaci.
rozpoczeli inwestygacye W spra,
vie informacyi. ktora gaosi, re T
Roosevelt jako prezydent delega,
cyl banlier6w, radzil, aby marc,
dy, ktore sprzeciwiaja sig rtrzy'
maniu scisiego pokoju, zan,iesz'
czono ma liste tych, ktore majs
bye pod presya finansowa.
Oponenci Ligi chca czegot
wiecej dowiedziec sic w tel spra'
vie, to dlatego, sby wykazac
re jeszcze pred wojna przedsie
biorstwa bankowe byy "a tenn
aby uniedzynarodowiono finans.
swiatowe, celem utrzymania sta,
lego pokoju. lnwestygacya ia wy
kazafa, ze chocisz bankierzy, kt6.
rzy przysz1i do Rocsevelta, pro.
szac go o jego osobista pomoc W
zaprowadzantu stasego pokoju
TAX sau1o, jak obecnie tego zadaja
bankierzy, lt6rzy popieraja Ligs
Narod6w, oswiadczyli, re cele ich
So zupeinie altruistyczne, prez.
Roosevelt miaA oswiadczyc, ze
plan ich, ME tylko, ze ME przy-
niesie po4adanych skutkow, ale
owszem stanie sic powodem ME
porozumief pomiedzy poszczegol
ny1ni narodami, w konsekwen-
cyl wielu wielkich wojen. To So
mo mysli o tel sprawie wielu Sc
natorow, ktorzy sprzeciwiaja sic
zatwierdzeniu Ligi.
PREF. WILSON ZWOLA
KoFERENCYF PRED WIRE.
CZENIEM TRAKTATU Po-
KoJowEGo.
Waszyngton, Z. lipca. Ia
MIN PREF. Wilson wrsczy Senate
wi kopie traktatu pokojowego do
zatwierdzenia, przypuszczac ma.
ley, le zwota wpierw ma konfe-
Dokohczenie ma stronicy s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-08
PO|SkO -NiemieCkie zabu-
rzenia v KatOWiCaCh.
BOIszeWiCki SpiSek we W|o-
szeCh UdaremniOny.
Krwawe Starcie Wlosko Fran
cuskie we Fiume.
EEDrRAINA K0MISYA NIEMIECKA A
FEDERALNA KOMISYA NIEMIECKA
IA RATYFIKACYA POKOJU.
Prezydent Wilson Przyjeldia DIS POpoludniu
Francya Zn6w Nawiaie Stosunki Watykanem.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne

Obecnie w Rzymie penuje zu'
pelny spokoj.
Rzyrn, 8. lipca - We Floren,
CYL kilku innych miastach, gdzie
wybuchIy zaburzenia na tie dro-
1yzny srodk6w spozywczych ,zdo'
tano zaprowadzic spokoj. Nato
miast nowe demonstracye drozy'
znisne miaN miejsce W Milan
Leghorn, Alexandryi BreScia.
Premier Nitti oSwiadczyi w ko-
munikacie do prasy, le wszystkie
te zaburzenia maja charakter wy
iacznie ekonomiczny.
WlOska partya socyalistyczna
postanowila zorgauizowac i prze,
prowadzic generalny strajk W
calych Wioszech w dniach 20
81 lipca. ktory ma bye wyrazem
protestu robotnikow przeciwko
alianckiej interwencyi w Rosy
~, NNa0rzech
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
RIGGS DEVOTED
 MANY WEEKS 10
 SHIPPING BILL
The Governor Conceived Transportation Plan Long Ago and Attorney Gen.
 eraI Approved.

The transportation message of CCv. Thomas Riggs. Jr. is still the topic of most interest in legislative circles. To most of the people it came as a complete surprise, and it fairly made people gasp in it's orig inalty and the apparent daring Of it's conception. However, friends of Gov Riggs have known that he has been working on the proposition foi
 long time. He discussed it with Secretary Lane in Washington last winter, and almost immediately after lie reached home last January EG submitted the question to Attorney
 general George B. Grigsby for an
 opinion as to powers of the Terri
 tcry in the premises.
 After a careful investigation of the law, Attofney-General Grigsby ar lived at the conclusion that an act
 passed by the Territorial Legisla- lure authorizing the entrance of the
 Territory in the transportation busi- ness would be valid.
 A short time ago. Senator Price
 called on AttorneyGeneral Grigsby
 and asked that he prepare a memOr- ial requesting the Federal Govern
 ment to establish a transportation line to Alaska. Mir Grigsby told him of the plans of the Governor nd the conclusion he had reached n connection with it. Senator Price was delighted, and when the bill was prepared, instead of submitting it with the Governors message, it was given to Senator Price to introduce. For several months the plan has been Gov Riggs solution of the transportation problem.
 First Wanted National Government To Give Relief
 At first Gov. Riggs asked the Alaska Engineering Commission to establish steamship line to Alaska.
 The matter was considered favorably oy the Interior Department until the 1Olicitor for the Department, upon being requested to look into the law, wrote an opinion which held that the Engineering Commission had no al- hority in law to engage in water sportation for commercial pur- poses.
 Cor. Riggs next plan to solve , he trans portation problem in Alaska was to have the Federal Government, trough the Shipping Board, take ov- 1T the transportation lines operating a Alaska. While the Secretary of he Interior approved the plan, the Shipping Board felt, the war being practically over, it would not have he authority or that it would not be justified in undertaking it. Then Gov. Riggs tried to get the Shipping Board to operate some of the Govern ment vessels on the Alaska run. That was met with the decision that it had not authority to do so.
 Gov. Riggs next plan was the one herein first described-that of a line of steamers operated by the Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
Big Surprise to
 Many in Juneau

People are surprised at the IN STANT action of simple buckthorn bark. clycerine. etc. as mixed in Ad- ler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL fiushes the ENTIRE bowel tract so com pletely it relieves ANY CASE sour stomach. gas or constipation and prevents appendicitis. The IN- STANT. pleasant action of Ad'er-i- ka surprises both doctors and pa tients. It removes foul matter which poisoned your stomach for months.
 euTLER-MAuRo ( CO. prusolsts
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
Personal Mention

Hillery McKanna, Eagle River farmer is in Juneau from his home
 Fred Oliver, superintendent of the Pacific Mild Cure Company's plant vt Port Conclusion, is in Juneau and will leave soon for Port Conclusion.
 John l.. Carlson of the John l.. Carlson & Company plant at Aux Bay is in Juneau from the cannery.
 w. F. Bonnel arrived in Juneau yesterday and is at the Gastineau Ho- 2el.
 Phone 1t to The Empire. No. 37+
 Old papers for sale, 25c per bun He. The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
CARD READING
ALL GOOD CITIZENS WILL
 REGICTERf

Every GOOD CITIZEN of Juneau will register this week and vote next Tuesday. Registration closes Saturday, March 29, at 5 pm. Are you a GOOD CITIZEN? Prove it by Registering this week and voting next Tuesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
ALASKA NOTES

Seven pans of dirt taken from the dump of Tom Quirk on Dome Creel Fairbanks district yielded $72j ir gold. James D. Mclean lost horse by drowning in the Tanana river a Nenana last month when a teap tell off the dock into the river.
 Harry Owens, the well known Roy uhuk mining man who recently made |A prospecting trip into the Kantish na country, is so well tmpressee with it's possibilities that he expeca 10 return to # ip the Spring H, aays it is the best game countrz he has ever seen in Alaska. He say. he saw more moose and caribou or the trip than he ever saw before ii Alaska.
 F. w. Van Camper has resigned as superintendent of the Berine River Coal Company.
 Lieut. Hugh Mcdonald, son of the late Archdeadon Mcdonald of Daw zen, recently died at Winnepeg oi influenza. His mother is still resid ing near Dawson Lieut.. Mcdonald was survived by a widow and lttls son.
 Kate Fahlely, aged 80 years, was found dead in her cabin at Fair banks recently. She is survived bg a cousin at Fairbanks, Dan OCon nell.
 Louis Forsbloom. known as Louie the Horse" died last month at Fair banks
 Hugh Molyneau, British Columbia road supervisor for the Atlin dis trict, has returned to Atlin from the South where he spent the winter.
 Fire partly destroyed the Choout Ia school at Carcross early this month.
 Late arrivals from Fairbanks re port that new strike has been made on the tributaries of the Yukon river about fifty miles above Mar shall City. Just what the extent of the strike was could not be learned Information was also conveyed tha, grub was rather a scarce article al the scene of the strike. the miners being short of many things.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

FOR SALE-Well Furnished 35- room apartment house and ground. Doing good business all year round. Every apartment has splendid view Of the channel. A good paying proposition which will stand inves- tigation. Can be bought on reas- onable terms. Apply P. o. Box sos.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

FOR SALE-Scholarsh in first class correspondence school. Good for any course. If you are interest ed it will pay you to investigate. Address Scholarship, Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Seven pans of dirt taken from the dump of Tom Quirk on Dome Creel Fairbanks district yielded $7 9 ir gold.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
MARINE NEWS

The Anna Barron, tender for the Thlinkot Packing Company, which has been in Juneau for several days marine inspection and a general overhauling, left today foI the cannery at Funter Bay.
 The best cup of coffee in town, at the Alaska Grill.
 
 Today's News Today-In Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
LAUNCH FOR SALE

at sacrifice. Beautiful, fully equipped loft, 11-ton boat, suitable for pleasure or pas senger and commercial pur- poses. For cash sale can be bought at one-half it's original cost. Call AT Franklin street, after p.m.. or address F. o. box 615, Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Barber chair, hy- draulic, in first class shape. See White, 223, Main street.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

FOR SAI.E-Lcather rocker, l straight leather chair, mission oak; l dresser, 1 library table, 6 mission Kitchen chairs, bed and spring, mat tress. Will sell all or part. Phone l43.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
FINE ONION SETS.

l Get your onion sets from Gold
 stein's. 25c pound while they last.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

FOR RENT-3 rooms and bath, furnished, lower apartment, resi- dence on Seventh St. J. P. Walker.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

. FOR SALE--Launch Murrelet. For
 particulars see Dave Housel. If
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

James D. Mclean lost horse by drowning in the Tanana river a Nenana last month when a teap cell off the dock into the river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
WAN I ED

WANTED-Typewriter, Smith or
 Remington preferred must be in good condition and cheap; cash. Box 511, Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Alaska Grill Open all night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

FOR RENT-Fiye-room house Apply Mrs. H. P. Hansen
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

FOR RENT-7-room house with
 Bath. Third and Gold. Phone 1905.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
FOR SALE

Pile driver, fully equipped, for sale or rent.s National Independent Fisheries.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
TURKISH BATHS

HILLSIDE BATH HOUSE-Turk, lsh, Needle, Steam, Shower and tub baths. Dry and steam heat. PIP Front St., Phone 163.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Fire partly destroyed the Choout Ia school at Carcross early this month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Houses for rent, Mrs. M. Davis
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

F. W. Van Camper has resigned
 as superintendent of the Boring River Coal Company
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Phone 1t to The Empire. No. s'
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Hugh Molyneau, British Columbia road supervisor for the Atlin dis trict, has returned to Atlin from tn, South where he spent the winter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27
FOR RENT-Heu.e.

PIANO for rent. apply phone 4s
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Today's News Today Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-27

Louis Forsbloom, known as "Loui, the Horse" died last month at Fail banks
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-03-20

An Indian Farmers League was
organized in Fort Yates Saturday
with the following officers: Chas.
Crownecklace, president; j. S.
Brown, secretary; Albert Noheart
and Rueben Tusk, directors. !, The
purpose of the organization lis to
encourage farming among the In
dians. I
Judge Nuessle Of Bismarck has
denied the action for divorce
brought by Mrs. Myra McNamee
against her husband Patrick Nc
Nance. She alleged cruel treat
ment and intemperance. The court
found the charges were not true.
The parties live in Sioux county
opposite Wade postonice. !
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Turner left
Tuesday for their old home at Ar.
mour, South Dakota, to complete
the transfer Of their farm there
which they recently sold to the rem
ter on same for 500 per acre maxi
ing the consideration GIG, 600. They
will also visit friends and relatives
while gone and expect to 4be away
for several weeks. T.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1919-03-20
Local Happenings

Miss Wolfer of Winona, who has
been receiving treatment at the
Agency hospital the past week for
throat trouble, was discharged
Monday and returned to her home.
Winfield Vermillion was over
from beyond the Missouri Tuesday
transacting business with our mer-
chants. He also called at the Of
flee and advanced his subscription
another year.-Pollock Progress.
Major-Judge Hanley is to arrive
home Sunday, according to advice
received from him by letter from
the east. 1t is expected that he
will arrive on No. 8 though this is
not certain. He is on his way to
the twin cities today and will spend
tomorrow with relatives in st.
Paul.-Mandan News.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brumbaugh
left Friday evening for point in
Emmons county opposite Fort Rice
where Mr.. Brumbaugh will 20 into
extensive farming and stock rails
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Brumbaugh
made many friends during their
long residence in Shields vicinity,
who wish them success on the other
side Of the river. So long, Bill,
and good luck .-Shields Enterprise.
The treasurer Of the Corson coun-
ty chapter of the Red Cross received
check for 500 from the Wakpala
branch which sum is to bc used for
war relief work. This makes a TO-
TIL of $500 donated by that branch
during the past few months. As
money is one Of the chief needs Of
the Red Cross at this time it has
been gladly received at headquar.
ters.-Mclntosh Globe. Chief.