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The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-01

matter. This she did 10 the steamer Wellington. and that vessel which went down through Kesehikan Friday noon. no doubt took them of yesler- day.
 Joseph HriShoiS, . nenhew of x. F, Zimmerman. Esq. arrived on one oi the late hoAts. and has accepted a position behind tho counters of his 0nclo's busy establishment,
 Who Says nothing will grow in keschiNan, Scarcely a day passes without adding one or more 10 the home product in the WAY of native born sons and daughters, X record of two ss,ch productions slgnalizes the history of the last twenty-feur hours --A nine and A half pound boy 10 Mr and Mrs <. L. Nsnal>tine, of New town. and enc which goes him half $ pound better. ,o Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison. of Main street.-the first mentioned putting in his appearance as midnight, Sunday. May e0,s1. and tho latter al o'clock !. m, Monday, May -. l907, And there are, or so0u win he. others, unless indeed outward signs count for nothing. Dr, Brown MAS in attendance on the first mentioned case and pr. Hall assisted hy pv. Story on the second.
 Lack of interest prevented a ball game yesterday. The boys will he to blame fl that excursion Thursday is not the success il should he. Lets all get together. It's up to Us. The tickets for she excursion are now ou sale. huy yours and go over with the crowd.
 Drowned. On Saturday last the little son ot AIr. and Mrs H. L. Mont somery. who are employed at the Beaver Falls Manufacturing company s shingle mill in George inlet. while playing il $ small boat supposed to le securely and safely secured 10 the shore. was drowned. l. appears that the little fellow was missed. and a search being made his body WAS found where he had fallen from the boat into only few feet of water. The body was hgoagh, ,o Ketchikan Sat ur1sy nigh, by the Elk. and funeral services held yesterday afternoon. with interment in the Pennock island cemetery. Rev. J. 4. Chapman officiating.
 Woulda': it be ! pretty good scheme for the baseball enthusiasts and the Fourth of July committee 10 gel together and K up the ball grounds | bit: The gounds need levelling of and that old grand stand certainly needs fixing.
 Jimmie Dutton. the hustling pro- prietor Of the shooting gallery. in- tends 10 keep his place 10 the front. To this e-d he has hung up a prize "a pair. 0. $500 shoes for the best score made at the gallery between this date and July 6,h. Ever. body is eligible. the only qualification be- ing the ability 10 hit the bulis-eye.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Nr. Alter. the new fish buyer ard packer. has nos yet begun business. Jus. ss ha thought himself ready to enter the marks, as buyer he dis cayeged that he had overlooked an article impegatipely required in the setting up oi packages. and will havs 10 await irs arrival before he car fake in any dsh. He will. however, 10 prepared il very few days 10 take care of all the salmon and hslibut he can 6ug at fair prices
 The Faraiion arrived early this mor1iug-a veritsbla tramp and lstt out at : o'clock. She has ifrei y8; s1d messengers for neagly every south ea.seru Alaska port. She j. laden mainly with coal sEd supplies for me cannegies- and esfFied deputy collec- TOT Beegle win her. vbo goes as 2 substitute for one of the customs in- -pecsoE~, expecting 10 te al>=a. abou, ;eu da!s-
 The lighthouse tender AFDeris Vui II her first appearance as this poFs abou, o'clock this morning. with CaV.. Gregory i1 command. and carrying Ccnms15er Werlich. L. :. N.. Inspector. who is on his spuBs. sour q inspection ot The district. which embraces all os Alaska. She has also on board the annual supplies of coal. oil. sse.. for the lighthouses. all Of which she will gisit on her preserr cruise. After calling at Guard islsre and Lincoln rock. she will go to Trsag=II narToas. ID remain uu.i. ,h= beaeons row in course of c0u- s.guction there arg completed. in the meantime re-bUoTiu2 she channel From there she ~ili proceed on her way ,o tbe other Lighthouses north s1d #e... 3. far as Ss. Aiehzels and Nome.
 Floyd RyGs. agent fer ii5e Canadian Pacific steamship Co. informs The Miner that he has made arrange nen;s fer eheckirg the luggage oi passengers aoyti me that it ms9 test suit theis convenience. Hereto fore persons taking passage On the Princes Mar have been compelled to await The arrival of the steaEser be- fore Nhiah time they could rot have their Daggsgs checked this will nO sougsr be ths rule. fact that patrons 9t inc line will he glad @ leaFn. gzczTsii9@s ara bsi1g made for a couple ot ne@ ngilding- at the lover end oi Mission street. near Guthrie : ss0re-one bg Wu- D. YouHg and the other by Mrs. Hamilton.
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THE KETCHIKAN HOSPITAL

Ketchikan, Alaska.
 Mrs. Sara k. Langstom, md Open to all regular physiciars| best of care and attention. Ketchikan All
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NOTICE.

For privileges to fish in Yes bay. during Red fish season. apply to uperintendent of Government Hatch el.y. Nothing but purse seines will b. allowed.
 Wm. K. HANCOCK.
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

The salmon mostly steslheSCis-are beginning 10 eongregare as the month of Keschikan creek, and the boys Sre having fine sport al the falls,
 The steamer City of Seattle went .hroogh south hosa,d tesween seven and eight o'oloeS this morning, Sine toos fifteen boxes oi fresh and four ,ierees of mild cured salmon for Seattle.
 wAlser EahSnk wSs | p@ssengor south boaGsa on the Seattle this mVg1s- ing with the body of Nm. CruSSell who was killed as ,he hesehiSan Log zlng Co.'S works last Sunday. Mr, gahanS viii take the beiy back 10 Tennessee. .he dead mans old home,
 The Miner iS spreading itself for a gold leaf sign on its windows ;o0ay, Thompson k Buchanan ara doing the work. The gentlemen are rapidly bringing themselves 70 inc fore as pAinsess and decorators. Is they have done some very fine work during their brief ssAy in hsiehisan.
 Commencing June the Ella Rohlffs wIll make two round tvips week so points on tha east coast ot Prince ot Wzles-two to KasASn. har;a hsy an8 nialn. snd ,he same number 10 NSblock. Dolo1ai ard North Arns-ln addition to making her regular mail run 10 ghe west coast, via. Wvangell.
 Prof. Mitchell Is preparing an article 10 be read before an educa- .iousl convention ai St. Louis during the present summer, His s0hiec, is, of course, education. treating with AlSssa a> i. ae,ually i> compared with the wsy she majority ot the states imagine II. Two Of the pupils of his lssses at shs public school Elaine Hunt ane Beulah Najory-havs drawn maps-ani good ones too-so show sha relative size of Alaska c0r2- pared with The rest ot shs Union and t1e paper. without do4o. VIII Se aa interesting one.
 Sam G0wan hss quite $ curiosity ou exhibition as she Midway saloon--a sea osser skin >egen feet long. which is well worth seeing. The fur oi .he sea otte. is, perhaps. the mos' valuable going. this one being worth in she nsighboEhuod of slooo. IL was secured near ere ot the Queen Char loste islands by party ot Haidah Indians, and will be on exhioision to. few days oaly.
 Senator. Yam S.eFAs artistic temperament is oatcgopping iu new direction. He i> building rustic fence which is nice piece of work and inpguEes shs appearance q thal NeE,own property ot his materially.
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The Tongass Trading company's window artist has been making a further display of his genius. The fict is discoverable by an inward glance at the windows themselves.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-01

senator Yam SieFAs artistic temperament is ou;cguppins iu a new direction. He i> building rustic fence which is nice piece of work and inpEoEes ths appearance ot that NeNtown property ot his materially.
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eNcels in making the hammer and anvil execute chorus of sweet I sounds.
 l George May and Frank noverspike ! had n somewhat Interesting time while prospecting near Telstoi bay. They were about mile from camp. where they had left their guns, and were working their way through some thick brush when an old she wolf jumped at them, They fought her otf with their picks and were trying 10 kill her when band of her friends and relatives arrived on the scene and the two men had to take Ia trees. The wolves stayed at the foot of the trees in which the men were roasting for several hours. when they changed their minds and went away. May and Doverspike hit the trail for camp as soon as the way was clear and securing their rifles return cd looking for the wolf The old one tha, had first attacked them was the only one they could find and they shot her. Further search revealed a litter of wolf pups which the men secured and took back 10 camp with them. Wolves are reported very plentiful and bold in other parts of Prince of Wales island, and are causing consid- erable trouble.
 Samuel Outlet, Esq, the erstwhile fur dealer. now out of business, has secured the concession, equivalent to \ monopoly, for the egg, dodging bus mess on the ith. Samuel persists, however that prior inspection of stocks shall be made, and all over ripe hen fruit barred.
 Harry Chrishaum and Tommy James. Who have faithfully held down their respective positions at the Cabinet for the past year. leave tomorrow for a months trip of hunting in the mountains. They are going for "big game.
 Burglary al Pt. Simpson. Yester- day morning burglars broke into the store of the Hudson Bay Co. at Pt. Simpson, knocked off the combination of the safe and loaded the door with nitloglycerine. Just as they were ready to blow it the Henrette whistled in and the cracksmen took 10 the woods. The safe was discover ed later by the store manager and as u could not be opened fuse and cap were applied and the door blown open. The authorities have placed "a bann on people leaving Pt. Simpson, and are trying to locate the unsuc- esssful burglars.
 Chris Hoover will lath ard plaster his new Front street building through out, using the tailings from the Gold s.ream mine on Gravina Island. for that purpose.
 The Tongass Trading company's window artist has been making a further display of his genius. The flct is discoverable by an inward glance at the windows themselves.
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FROM U,gJSgsDAY's DAILr-

Fred Cox, sfe genial uixo.og 5. oi 'lr Admin ]. hla fe isne fi position a that gcl gIar pl4ec q .nIc resort. and '.ili .eas z e te uoipbin today
 or ConrgG. Y Y, where iie e ilI ep- fer ihe er.plgJ of one Of the mining companies as hlacs-miib. Fred is an sslis. h that ii~e. and Easticulaiy
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Fancy barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting sl.oo for B. Address F. Knight. Loring. 1t.
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0. K. Lodging House. next to o. K. Bakery New. clean beds, 35c. Inquire o. K. Bakery.
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Dr. Zuber. Dentist. Frye-Bruhn big
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-01

Dr. Zuber, dentist. F'rye-Bruhn bid
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-29

their craft, but can hardly compare
with the other three yachts when 1t
comes to a speed contest. If either OF
them finish well up in the front. in
spite Of their handicaps, it will reflect
great credit on the sailing abilities of
the crews which are on board.
The course will be from the Myrtle
boathouse TO a boat anchored off the
Moana Hotel, then down to Pearl Har-
Dor. around the outer buoy and back
to Honolulu harbor, finishing at the
starting point. The finish should be
about O'Clock in the afternoon and
there will be many of the members
of the Yacht Club and their friends at
the Myrtle boathouse to see the little
fellows come in.
The Regatta Committee has done
something in this race which should
have been done long ago. There will
be fine chance to see the racers as
they come up from the barber and
round the buoy off the Moana and in
order that they may be recognized by
those on shore without difficulty, each
vessel will have number on her main
sail. Through this those watching will
be able to tell the positions of the
various boats as long as they are in
sight. They will be numbered as fol-
lows: No. 1, Skip, No. 2, Chip; No. g..
Myrtle; No. 4, Malolo; No. 5, Maggie.
For those who desire to get a good
photograph of yachting in Honolulu, it
would be a good plan to get down to
the Myrtle club just before 10 O'Clock.
There should be an opportunity of get
ting the start, from the sea wall of
the marine park just beyond the club
house, while the yachts are all punched
together in the channel. A fine view,
with the sun and distance about right,
should be easily obtained.
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GAMES TO-DAY
AT AALA PARK

The public will have an opportunity
to see a good game of baseball this
afternoon at Aala Park, at p. M,
between two of the best Chinese teams
Of Hawaii. The game to be played is
the famous protested game between
the Chinese Alohas and the Chinese
Athletics. played on June 16, in which
the Alohas were given favorable
ruling by the Riverside League upon
protest of Umpire Williams decisions.
The game has been much talked of
among the Chinese baseball fans, and
there is no doubt that it viii be fought
out hard from start to finish.
If the Chinese Alohas are able to
beat the Athletics in today's game
they will be tied for the first series
and viii play off for the championship
next Sunday. The Palama A. c. is
now leading in the second series. with
one game more than the Chinese A.
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c., as the Athletics viii have to defeat
the Alohas in the game played last two
weeks ago, which was ca1iel off by
Umpire Fernandez owing TO da -kness,
after playing twelve innings, with this
score at 5 to 5. It is probable that the
rest of the games after today's win
be played at the senior league grounds.
NOTES OF AALA DIAMOND.
v. Ayau, the shortstop OF the AIo-
has, will be in the box in today's game
against the G.. A. c..
The Riverside Junior League has
been permanently organized and viii
open in the near future
The Chinese Alohas will be handi-
capped today by the absence of Kaimi.
John Lo and Chi But will form the
G. A. c. battery for this afternoons
game.
Today will be the last hope Of the
Chinese Alohas in winning the River
side League banner.
There will be but one game today,
between the AIohas and the c. A.
c., which will commence at 2 p. m.
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who apply viii be given the choice of
seats.
The players will be called upon to
turn out TO practise on Tuesday. ana
they will be put through the prelim-
mary work that new team would
naturally be expected to go through
when preparing for baseball season
The players will be new to one an
other and they must learn to fit in to-
gether and play their positions as they
should be played. They must learn sig
nails and work together at the bat.
The advancement of this team will
be watcher with interest by those who
are interested in the game. There will
be no lack of coaching and the team
will have ample men who are well up
in the game to put them on to the
latest tricks in the national sport
When the time comes and the local
boys are compelled to meet Fishers
crowd, they will be in the best of
shape and fit to play the games of
their lives.
The committee in charge viii meet
on Monday night and adopt some plan
of selecting the team and the way in
which the whole proposition will be
u.
tee desire to give every ball player a
fair and equal chance and let the best
men make the team. OF course, the
men who turn out regularly and prac-
tise faithfully are the most likely to
win out in the positions.
Most of the players are anxious to
get busy and show the public what I'M
provement they can really make If
they get down to business and work
hard The local people are glad to-
learn that Barney Joy will pitch for
the home team and they feel that with
Barney in the box the Hawaiian
teams chances are very much brighter
than with one Of the other pitchers
of Hawaii doing the slab work.
Every fan in town will be looking
forward to next Saturdays game to-
see just how the boys are working out
and to see how the proposition is be-
ing handled
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The present standing IN the Atkinson
League is:
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MACE ARLANE CUP
RACE IS TODAY
Five Second Class Yachts to
Race Off Harbor This
Morning.

This morning at 10 o'clock the first
race for the Macfarlane cup will be
started from the Myrtle boathouse
The cup is one given by Fred w. Mac
farlane, OF this city. for a contest be-
tween the second class yachts. There
should be a fine breeze and one of the
best contests of the year seen off the
harbor today
There have been six entries made for
the race today and all will be ready.
straining on their bits and waiting for
the barrier to be raised by the Regatta
Committee of the Hawaii Yacht Club
All the contestants are in the finest
fettle and have been groomed by their
owners till they are in the best of con-
dition. The starter will be located at
the Myrtle boathouse and will see that
al get an even break and none are left
at the post. through eagerness to get
away.
The jockeys who will have charge Of
the racers in their course over the tri-
angular track. will be as follows: Skip,
Archie Robertson; Chip, Kenneth
Brown; Myrtle, r. Rietow; Malolo G.
Schaefer; Maggie, Walter Macfarlane.
With the wind in their favor, fast time
should be made over the fifteen-mile
course and it is hoped that there will
be no accidents. such as that which
occurred on Regatta Day, when Prince
Cupid,s fast racer Princess was badly
damaged in the midst Of the contest.
The Maggie will be on scratch, from
all indications, though the handicaps
will be sealed and in the hands of the
judges, not TO be opened till after the
race is completed. The Myrtle should
come second, getting only small time
allowance from the Maggie, and giving
the Malolo. which has recently been
bought by Schaefer, an allowance in
her turn The Chip, handled by Ken
meth eRusty) Brown will get the limit,
while Archie Robertson will not be far
away when it comes to getting big
handicap for the Skip.
The wise men on the front, who are
familiar with the boats. are inclined 10
look on the Myrtle with great deal
of favor. she win have small handi-
cap on the Maggie and, if well sailed.
should come near the front at the end
of the fifteen-nile journey. The Mag
gle. it is stated, will not have the adj
vantage of having the Lyle boys IN
charge, and this will tell against her
to some extent, as they know ell her
little peculiarities. which every yacht
has to some degree, and We're able TO
get every bit Of speed that she had
out of her in a close contest.
The Malolo, Schaefer' s>yacht, should
stand a good chance to lead the buncn
into the stretch. She is fast and, with
not too much wind. ought to be placed
among the two first 70 finish Inc
Skip and the Chip, both are in me
hands of boys who understand salhns
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ALI.-HAWAIl
TEAM PRACTISE

There will be an exhibition game of
baseball played on Saturday next be-
tween two picked teams as selected
by the committee in charge of the
picking of the AlI-Hawaii team that
viii go up against the team that Will
be brought here by Mique Fisher. At
this game there will be many novel
features pulled off. A base-running
and ball-throwing contest will be in
dulged in, as well as many other in
teresting features that will be well
worth the price of admission.
On Thanksgiving Day, when the big
fellows are here, there will be a base
bah field day, in which Hawaii's best
men win go up against the best from
the Coast in competition. Such mel
as En- Sue, Hampton and Fernandez
will stand a grand chance against
runners and good throwers. and they
win make Fishers men extend them
selves if they desire to win.
At next Saturdays games there Will
be two balloons sent in the air with
orders for season tickets attached. and
the person that pays admission to the
grounds and secures these orders will
be given the best seat in the stand
from which he can see the six games
that Fishers giants will play against
the Honolulu boys. Here is a chance
that will interest every boy and there
viii be a lively scramble for the bal
loon when it comes down to Mother
Earth. The advance sale of seats will
start at Gunst-Eakin's cigar store on
,ne week from Monday, and the first
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BASEBALL. AT
KAKAAKO PARK

There viii be something doing at Ka-
kaako Park this morning when the
games in the Atkinson League are
started. There will be two good
games. the first starting at $3.50 a. m.
and being between the Stars and the
Police, and the second commencing at
1870. and being the Ocean Views v.
the Honolulu Brewery.
The Brewery team has been strength
ened during the past week and will
make desperate effort to get out of
the last place, where it now is, with
one defeat and not a single victory to
its credit. The leaders will make them
work if they win, however, and there
should be fast ball seen.
The lineups for the games today will
be as follows:
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A great cardinal went driving
through the city of Florence with his
horses tails cut egregiously short. A
woman took the cardinals coachman
to task for this. How she said,
can our gentle cardinal favor fash
ion so abominable as this one of
tail-docking. Madam" the coachman
answered, 1T is my reverend masters
kindness of heart. He is a member
of several societies for the prevention
of cruelty to animals, and he docks his
horses tails in order to prevent them
from annoying the poor little fiies.''
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The Dust of Frisco Town
Dedicated to the Calamity Howle
BY d. Wooster Taylor.


By D. Wooster Taylor
Whether you ride on union bus
Or sit a seat.
Whether you argue and euss
And bet that Calhoun gets beat,
Or whether you walk
And hope that they both go down. -
Remember the dust that you've kicked and cussed
Is the dust Of Frisco Town IL.
of Frisco Town. say man
Do you dust is wortha 81
It's full of the life and and sand -
OF the Best Little Town on Earth
Il. 5s'l :. :. he blood nd bone s.5s.
And despite every kick, that courage will stick ii.
For there grit in that dust that's all. -
whether you wander along Van Ness
And listen to of woe,
Or shuttle your up Fillmore street
And grumbe that times slow,
Or whether you Golden Gate
For to you down,
Just get this fact straight before 5 late
That you re on the bum not the
re of Town. my man.
Do know what pessimss
He's full of the slush and milk
OF the LATEST on earth.
Get busy and work walk and sweat
Don't whimper and fume and frown;
Union scab Greek, you get what you seek
In the dust of Frisco Town.
So whether you swing on a wind blown BEAM
With the smart in your eyes,
Where the pierive hoist-engiues scream
And the derrieks sweep up to skies;
Or whether you crawl n the tottering
Of a building that's blstered and brown
Swear if you must, but give up your trust
In the dust Of Frisco Town.
The dust of Frisco Town, say man.
Do you know
It was ground from the sand of that pioneer band
Whose memory viii fade.
1t is made from the pluck and the daredevil luck
Of those Argonaut miners old
So don till you hurt it's everyday Dirt
It's dust-but it's gold.
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Policeman (holding down a tramp on
sidewalk)-No damage, ma'am; he's
merely having a fit.
Kind L.ady-Gracious! Shall I get
some water and throw it in his face?
PoIiceman-Do you want to kill him?
Seattle Observation-Disclosures.