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pzri I Best Hotel ij I J THE I I New Cain I I Unequaled by any hotel In I Juneau, as to desirability of I I location, large view-rooms, its I general management and select fi patronage. Best of meals. On- I ly hotel with elevator in Alas | ka. No bar In connection. 1 The Beauty Shop Mala Street, next to Strand. Everything new in Beauty Cul ture. No need of wrinkles any more. All our Packs and Masques arc restful and do the work. Children's hair-cut ting. WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW THE Chocolate Shop i Front and Seward Streets The only ICE CREAM made in Juneau from pure cream. ALL KINDS OF HOME-MADE | CANDIES MADE FRESH I EVERY DAY ! ; THE GIFT SHOP (Formerly the Vogue) Exclusive Art Needlework. Mrs. Albert Berry, 317 Seward St. ? ? . FOR RENT UNFURNISHED 4-ROOM Mod ern house. Robert Scott. Next Orphcum. Ph ?e 157. ' LAUNDRY WORK OF QUALITY Is the kind of service we ren der. Send us your shirts, col ars. etc., and Ret them back done up perfectly. Get them promptly, too. We deliver all work when promised. Let us do your laundering once and we will do It always. ALASKA STEAM LAUNDRY Phoncl5 Junea|u | COOKING WITH 1 ELECTRICITY < ? < ? ?' 1 1 < ? J * ?snakes housework easy and counts for cleanliness, because It <, 4 4 does away with the dirt, grime and coal dust 4 4 Use Electric Power ii ! 1 It's always the same and always ready and cheaper? <, Use Electric Light ?< ? 4 > 4' and save the eyes, protect the nerves and makes good work 4 4 < ? possible. < ? 4 ? ,, :: Alaska Electric Lisihtand Power Co. j; i ? ^s? < > ] t <1 ONE BEAUTY OF OUR FOUR-IN HANDS Is that they tlo so easily. Any one can mako them up Into a knot as pcr'ect as the most skillful window decorator. Thore are other attractive fea tures too, but you had better come here to see and' loarn them for yourself. \Vorda\cau not do justice to them. MULLEN & HEBERT "THE HUB" A Waterman or a Parker Fountain Pen !? always a very handy thing. They are more than ever coming into- general use, because they are more practical than anything else In the pen and ink line. They arc also all guaran teed to give entire satis faction. We have a full line of them, Including the latest makes. Price $2.50 Up I TURNER'S Dancing School Private lessons $1.50 ? Special rate on our course of dances. Office Hours 2 to 9 P. M. Fresh shrimps at Graff's. 8-1-tf. LONUSSAC RETURNING. J. Loussac, proprietor of the Juneau Drug company store here and also the owner of a new drug store at Anchorage, is returning to Juneau on the Mariposa, according to word received by William Seel ey. manager of the Juneau store. FUNTER BAY IS HIGH CANNERY OF SECTION That Funter Bay is the high can nery of the Southeastern Alaska sec tion is the assertion of those who know the amount packed by tin? va rious canneries this season. H. W. Chuttcr. superintendent of the Fun ter Pay cannery, arrived from there this morning on the St. Nich olas and reports that 81,000 cases have been packed so far this season. The fish slacked off for a few days, mJ then started to run as heavy cs ever. The Funter Day cannery is expecting to make their full pack ?>* 140,000 casts this scoson. McCAUl'3 Safety t-lrst AUTOMOBILES 1-17-tf. Efficient SERVICE "AH the News All the Time." IDENTIFY BODY FOUND AS THAT OF MISSING MAN Coroner's Jury Decides Body In Woods Is that of Ernest Schwaab Who Disappeared. EXPOSURE WAS CAUSE The body of the man round in the v ids near Lemon creek yes terday by H. P. Crowthcr and Vic tor Manville, while running a sur vey line, was identified this morn ing by P. C. Dolgard hh the re mains of Ernest Schwaab, The identification was made by means of tho clothing and the stick pin worn. A coroner's jury was empaneled yesterday afternoon by Commis sioner J. B. Marshall, acting as coroner cx-officio, and this morn ing a verdict was returned declar ing the remains to be those of Er nest Schwaab, and that the man died from exposuro aftor wander ing away during a fit of tempor ary insanity. The jury was composed of T. E. P. Keogan, J. M. Miller, E. E. Tracy, J. L. Check, Alex It. Whytc, and Frank W. Butters. CHICAGO GETS ALICE MAZARYK ALIVE REPORT American Woman Thought Held Prisoner and Executed Said To Be in No Danger. HER FRIENDSlNTERCEDE Forty Thousand Letters Were Sent to Vienna Pleading in Her Behalf. CHICAGO, Aug. 1.?The Chicago friends of Alice Mazaryk will bo overjoyed to know she is alive and safe. Mis? Mazaryk, a former resident of the University of Chicago settlement, was the object of grave concern among her co-woikers and friends here when it was reported some time ago she was being held as a military prisoner in Vienna, cargcd with a serious offense against the government. Yesterday the State Department at Washington learned Miss Mazaryk had not been executed and is In nc danger. Residents of the university settlement were jubilant at this wel come news. Frienda Interceded A campaign in her behalf organ Ized by Miss Mary McDowell, head resident of the settlement, had grown to national proportions. It is estimated 40,000 letters had been sent to the authorities at Vienna pleading in behalf of the former settlement worker. Clubs were organized in many cit ies known as "Alice Mazaryk Clubs" which sent telegrams to Vienna. Ambassador Penfleld. in Vienna, reported to the State Depadtment Miss Mazaryk was being detained on a charge of trying to get her father. Professor T. G. Mazaryk, out of Austria. Professor Mazaryk in curred the displeasure of the Aus trian government because of his ac tivities as leader of the Czech Na tional Alliance, which favors the rule of Russia to that of Hungary. He was forced to flee Austria for his life and wont to England, where he secured an appointment at King's College. . PLEA FOR LIFE OF CASEMENT MADE BY POPE Pontiff Has Interceded with the British on Behalf of the Man Now Doomed ONE PATRIOT RELEASED ROME. Aug. 1.?Pope Benedict has interceded In favor of Roger Case ment. endeavoring to obtain grace for him from the British govern ment. Influential Irish Nationalists have urged the Pope to do all In his power to save Casement. The Pope already has obtained from Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus tria grace for Cranak, leader of the Bohemian Patriots,, who was made a prisoner while fighting against Austria and condemned to be shot. Some men claim that women can't take a Joke. But they're wrong. Just look nt the husbands some of thoni marry. HECKMAN SLATED BY REPUBLICANS FOR THE SENATE Ketchikan Man Picked for Position?Others Are Mentioned for the Lower House. Republican sentiment, it Is said, has picked Representative John R. ilcckman, of Ketchikan, for Territor ial Senator, and Representative John Ct. Held, of Juneau, Monte Benson, of Douglas,. Jack Wilson of Tread well. and John G. Grant, of Wran Boll for Representatives. However, it also is said, this slate is subject to change without notice. The Republican nominating com mittee has not yet a candidate for Delegate to Congress, and no new nnmcs have been sprung within the last few days. A strong element of the party is pressing the candi dack of Delegate James Wlckersham on the party, but it is said that he must agree to the co-operation with the regular Republican organization if he receives a nomination. The Republican First Division con vention will meet August 9th, and It Is likely that thero will be action on the Delegatcship by the Republi can delegates unless a nominee diould be accepted earlier than that time. , ALLIES ABANDON OBJECTIONS LUXEMBURG, Aug. 1.?It is given out in official circlos that there Is a prospect thnt Luxemburg will be gin shortly to receive American food supplies on the same basis as Bel gium, France and Great Britain hav ing finally abandoned their objec tions advanced on the ground that supplies might be requisitioned by the German authorities. Hence noth ing new remains but to obtain the consent of the German government for the transshipment of supplies to Luxemburg. A girl may not believe it. But a drugstore blush never convinced a man that a girl Is modest. pcoplo or Alaska with capacity and honesty and aid In Sulzcr's cam paign. It is generally coiv:cdcd that Senator J. M. Tanner, of Skagway, will bo re-nominated for Territorial Senator, hut anybody has a guess coming at this time as to the names of thoso who will be tho nominee for Representatives and Road Supervis ors. Representation Is Fairly Complete The representation at the conven tion is fairly completo, though a good many of tho do'legates from out of town are represented by prox ies. There wore, however, from 40 to 50 of the 60 delegates present in tho hall this morning. Casey Calls Convention To Order Tho convention was called to or der at 11 o'clock by W. \V. Casey, chairman of the First Division Ter ritorial committee, who asked for nominations for temporary chairman. J. A. Hcllcnthal placed "Stroller" E. J. White in nomination, and the nom ination was seconded from all parts of the convention. He was elected by acclamation, and Chairman Casey appointed John B. Marshall and N. L. Burton a committee to escort him to tho chair. O. E. Thorpe was nominated for temporary secretary by John W. Troy, and likewise elected by ac clamation. W. W. Casey was named as a committee to escort him to his place. GRADUATE NURSES MEET AND DISCUSS RED CROSS The Graduate Nurses' Association mot lust night at the home of Miss Helen O'Connol, on Main Street. There was a full attendance and an enjoyablo time was spent. \Tho bus iness of the evening consisted in a general discussion of the Red Cross organization and the work being ac complished by that body. It is un derstood that several of the nurses in Juneau will send in their applica tions to be placed on the reserve list of that body. Today's News Today?In Empire. Announcing an Early Fall Model Received today from New York's Best Makers a most attractive two tone grey Lace Boot, 82 inches high, full Louis Heel, notched in laid top, finest quality, all sizes. Goldstein's Emporium [ Everything for Everybody = ===== j WHEN WRITING TO FRIENDS you'll find It far more satisfactory to use our papctorics, correspond ence cards and also our inks, pens, blotting pads, etc. You'll find they make writing a pleasure instead of a duty. And you need not worry about any criticism of your station ery. Ours is above It. C. E. CARTWRIGHT Stationery and Office Supplies (Next to Post Office) ?. I CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATS IS NOW IN SESSION (CoiiMnucd from Page 1.) fill tf(^/W*??^/>>it?iW{/w3 t FREE ON FRIDAY I WITH EVERY .. A Gash Purchase of 11.00 ! OR OVER WE WILL GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE OF * > I CHARGE A VALUABLE PACKAGE OF MERCHANDISE. NO & CATCH AND NO STRING TO THIS OFFER. WE WANT | Your Cash Business '! AND THIS IS OUR METHOD OF INDUCING YOU TO CALL AND SEE US. COME FRIDAY! THEN COME OR fl ? PHONE EVERY DAY AND GET QUALITY AND SERVICE. f MacMILLAN BROS. S GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! FRONT STREET, OPPOSITE CITY DOCK I FREE DELIVERY PHONE 116 \ ? ? - - - - -?> J*! BOMBS DROPPED BY ZEPPELINS ON MANY TOWNS LONDON. Aur. i. ? A Zeppelin fleet cruised over England again early this morning and bombs wcro dropped indiscriminately according to tho reports. The various coun ties over which tho invaders passed were Lincoln, Norfolk, Suffolk, Cam bridge, Essex, Kent and Hunting ton. Few wcro killed but there was considerable proporty damage. Tho British air fleet seems power less. A man often wonders how his dear old Grandma managed to get by without tho assistance of the White Slave Law and .the Vice Com missions. 'Phone it to Tno Empire. No. 374. DANCE TURNER'S HALL Tomorrow ? Wednesday, Aug. 2nd. Best ventilated Hall In Juneau. 20 long dances for 75c. Ladies free. Good music and good time. v/ . ?? i ? We Point With Pride J to our reputation for soiling pure drugs only. 80 well known Is our practice In this respect that physicians rec ommend this as the safest drug store nt which to have prescriptions filled. With us it is purity, which means safety first and profit after ward. Phone 250 Juneau Drug Co. ..ii ?wiim.h?.imihjinirnwwiu. mm. wuiwu win i.? m, ? i "'"i ""rrr*-, . t ti i 1 i ?! r ? ??? -i y = E D ISO N= PRODUCES THAT REAL HONEST HUMAN TONE IN HIS RE-CREATION ?HEAR ALBERT SPAULDING AT THE JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE