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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
ADOPTS
THE SCHEDULE
Slight Revision i. Made and
Sunday Games Are All
Settled.

The official schedule for the Paw1a
baseball league season was adopted
at the meeting OF the league. at
Uniontown yesterday With a few
changes and the filling In OF Sunday
dates, the schedule published not
long ago is about the same: Tue
corrected schedule will be promal-
gated by the league president and
published in day or SO.
Clarksburg opens the. season at
Union park with Uniontown, Tues
day. May 4, according to the new
schedule. Chartered at Grafton and
connellsville at Fairmont. For Sum
days Clarksburg has four games
with Untontown, three With Charlie.
roi, four with ConnellsviEIe, three
with Grafton and one with, Fairmoati
The old schedule gave clarkaburg
eight Sunday games with Grafton
and Clarksburg objected to that
many with one team.
clarks5urgs Sunday dates are as
follows:
May s-wlth Connellsviile.
May 16-with Grafton.
May 2swith connel1syil1e.
May sO-open.
June with Grafton.
June 1S-with Uuiontown.
June 2o-wfth Grafton:
June 27-with Charleroi.
July with Fairmout,
July 11-with Uniontown.
July IS and IS open.
August with Connellsyilie.
August s--wfth Charleroi.
August 15-with Unlontowu.
August 22-with connellsyi1le.
August i29-with Charlerol.
September 5-with Uniontowu.
clarksburg win book other leagu
teams for the open dates.
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Released
AT His Own Request is Jacob
Prepke Who Goes to
Huntington.

Jacob Prepke, the Marietta boy
who has been trying for the second
sack position on the Clarksbsrg
baseball team. asked Manager
Drumm for his release Friday eve
ming and got 1t. He said he re-
allied that he could mot so fast
enough to take the Job away from
Dunn and wanted the release be-
cause he had a chance to go with
the Huntington team. He left Fri
day night for that city. Prepke is a
good, clean player and clever
fielder, but he cannot hit strong
enough for ciarksburg's gait.
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TITTLE-TATlI,E.


It Is said that Mike Donlin has
given up the idea d going 70 En-
rope and WIN JON the Giant about
the first of Julie.
Manager Hunt 81 Fairnoht last
night anfodheed that releases had
been handed ont to the toIlowtngs
Valentine JehIe, eetteraeid Dan
Skunk third base and Gran; Brown,
pitcher .'ia's
4 All the candidates for positions on
Pawga league teams with lew ex5
.ceptions have reported for duty and
are practlcing.
Little Josie Phillips and Levy
.cowah have reported at Uniontowns
Manager McHale stated that he
may not be able to set shortstop
Dunn, as clarksbdrg claims him s-
.Gharieroi Mail. n
Goodness saltes aliye! Wake IN
over there. Damn was awarded To-
Carksburg by Secretary Ferrell two
weeks ago and the lad has ibeen
burning up grass over here for a.
week or more. 4
Former college chums Of Hobby
Hoblitzell gave him a dinner at Fort
Pitt hotel in Pittsburg last night.
He was presented with a University,
of PittsDurg watch fob by his Pitts
burg friends.
Thirty players have reported to.
Manager Milt Montgomery at Erie;
including connellsville's former left
fielder, Dave Calhoun.
The merchants and business men Of
chartered viii hold is miles Mara
thon April 80 for the beneat Of the
team.
Carpenters are at work on the base
ball park enclosure at Coketown. The
peepholes are being patched and the
fence repairedfin places where boards
have been torn down by vanlals or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


fittsburs Il: 2 I,
Cincinnati ~. 4 =
81. Louis ........... .4.s... Ga 1
chicago ...........,..... J
Philadelphia vs.. Boston, postponed
on account of wet grounds.
Brooklyn IS. New York, postponed
on account of wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ..........> s !
st. Louis ..,............. . /?
Chicago ............. 1 .
Detroit .............. 800. . 10 l
New York vs.. Boston. postponed
on account of rain.
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New York vs.. Boston, postponed
on account of rain.
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aNNuAL SERMON.

The annual sermon to the. Adj
amston Odd Fellows win be deliver
Sd Monday night by the. Rev. ]. E.
scott IN the auditorium Of the
school house in Adamston. The lodge
WIN meet Ia the hall there at 7:15
ana proceed to the school house IN
q body.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago ............... 4
Detroit ............... 49,. . 10
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Summary.

3 Summary.
!: Two base hlts-cy Dawson. Nc
Glnty, Gibbs, Llewellyn and vandaIe.
First on balls-off Harmon i; on
Shindel 1.
Stolen bases-cy Dawson, ]. baw4
son 9. Dunn, Llewellyn, GrEbbens and
McGinty. 4sssi
Hit by piteher-by Harmon; ].
Dawson, Dunn and shindei; by shin
del, Felikner. Struck cut-by Har-
mon Z; by shindel z.
Double plays-Mc Ginty and Llewel-
tiyn. Dunn. McGinty and Llewellyq.
McGdnty. Dunn and LlewellSn, Gfb6s
and Llewellyn.
Ttmeof game-2:1o.
umptre-campoea, sshettsdea ~
Lloyd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24

Clarksburg Team Wallops the
Students BY a Score
Of 10 to i.


NOR z NIloWN April z Hoo
/ docs were too numerous fof ths
Varsity baseball team here ester
day afternoon. with WIT and
muddy fieM i eoIa aI, fSs dsss
$500, ..,,.., ss.
q 8
o'aFksss asM y q si iE's'g
good shape singing defeat d the
ratio OF fis to- Was handed ont ii.
the students
81 =
ahee as : t@lgle1 oh slle varsity
grounds, and for two inning lie was,
wonder. Then the visitors opened.
nm ana hadsttiinss ti,eif aw, 10 81 NJ
m srs, a "a, o. 1.
=, Il Is ~
fa4nn0n fanneas tn 2 e tare out one
At first. and retired q nth on 4 nv!
In the third inning the frst man II apI
Tor me visitors IN .fs, Is, \ 4,
~, &, y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
PhiIad lphia at Boston.
Washington Ut New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-24
CANES I0DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago at st. Louis.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Boston at Philadelphia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

nuevas facultau sse desarrollan en-
el hombre y que son esfuerzos por
domlnar Il Ia naturaleza van oh
teniendo Ienta pero seguramente, ,su
lpremio.
Mas maraviIIoso que el especti
culo de un hombre deSlizandoSe POI
ell alre ell un mecanismo que imita
las alas del paiaro c impulsado POI
una fuerza motriZ. es el descubri
miento, ell asombroso d6scubrimien
to, de que el pequeho yrupo de HON
bres que diarlamentc Sc ocupan del
estrdio Y progreso de Ia aviacion
esta realmente desenvolviendo en-
Isl miSmo los Instintos del paiaro.
La Erase 'kombre paiaro' va no
es fantaStica. Describe ella I'm con
iunto de fendmenos que va son ia
miliares 4 los hiologoS. La evoluci6n
del cuerpo V del ccrebro del HON
,bre para adaptarSe Las exigencias
del medic aereo.
Reflexiyus ohServadores de los
''homhrcs palaros' como Wilbur.
Orville Wright. Bleriot DeIagran
&c. declaran qiie elIos tienen Ia evi
dencia dc que IN cvoluci6n en- senti
do voIador ha empezado hacer RI
pidoS progresses.
La mas extraordinaria evidencia
de esa evOluci6n en- eS0s h0mbreS. .es
que se manifesto en- eilos I'm senti
do dc eqWlibrio mucho mavor del
que Sc nots en- los demas hombres.
e. sire por donde SO proyectan los
palaroS no e. un medic de uniforne
densidaI. Esta lIenos de corrientes
erraticas ie viento- lie capas aereas
movedizaS de iurhulcntos remoIi
nos dcsie 10 alto de Las nubes has
Ia 81 fonGo de Ios abismo, lie la cor 7
illeraS.
Los piiarOs 50 acomodan instin
hvamente 4 la condieiones de la
plmosiera por medic del niovimien /:
70 V ie Ia posicion fe Iss alas. Los
homhres paIarcs no tieDen esa eStre
eha ceneclon entire el pensamien
10, 4 despecho de los nueros instin- I
los Que Sc desarroilan-y eI mecanis-I
no de- vuelo.
II vuele es un simple problema de
D9,uheno. arsedisiie heeia.adeazate
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05
l., aereoplano Bleriot yisto desde Ia
TERRA, tiene gran parecdo d una gayiota.

mano cuando sustrayfndo,e al me
dio solido en- que Sc mueve. Sc eieya
en- ei aire en- nm aeroplano q On IN
globo. Cuando una brisa modera
da envuelve ell aeroplano uno dc
esos canales avisara al cerebro nue
vuestro cuerpo es cmpujado haria
abaIo como 81 cavera en- nm pozo
tiras veces como 81 rodara por ana
technmbre. Pero en- todo- los mo
mentos aunque Sc tcugau loS oio,
ccrrados, Sc sabe que g .ihc . dilc
Sc haIa Y que aqncllas son fal,a~
seiIsaciones.
"Ioda la moderna cicncia ~ IA
aviaci6n ha desenvueuo en- poros
amos el estudio del vlein ~ ~ pl
IaroS y la manera como 81 Us tnm,n
Ia, vanadas direccione- q,.e ,u.lcn
en- cl lnestable medic .Icl airc.
Las Investigations slcl urn'osnr
Langley en- los fen6mene, d.i .I:e,o
de laS varias c,pecics ,!n piiarn,
IAN arroiado mas luz ,o5,c e a.u,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

Son tres porque las direcciones del
novlmlento del cuerpo son tres tam
blen. FL cuerpo de I'm hombre per
manece erecti Y firmc en- pie por
, que la mas pequena dcSviaci6n de
Ia perpendicular So anuncia nj ce
rebro por Ia perturbacI6n d cambio
que el fluido de aquellos canales
suire, va sea en- movimiento de
atraS o adelante, va en- mOvimicn
tos de adefante o atras, va en- los
laterales.
III hombrc V otras criaturas dc
Ia naturaleZa Sc uneven en- Ia SlI
perficie de la TERRA tcniemdo pequc
hos movimientoS de adclantc :
atras V de atras i adlelantc. E,os
seres ticnen el tercer canal mcnos
perfectamcnte desenvucIto qae los
otroS dos. Pero en- los pajaro, 50 h.l
encontrado que ESQ terrer canal.
esta perfectamcntc deSarrollado. Asi.
pues, el vuelo die los pajaros en- pie
no puede tomar una direction ho
rIzontai. caSi acknowledgements mien
tras que e> bien conocido que eI hom
brc VA en- la TERRA Va elevanduSe cn
lin sIobo no percibc y carece del
sentido dc eIcvarse q dc deceuler. I
Para probar que e,e >rntiIo de
es prodncido pnr el mo /.
vlmientO del fIuido que con,icnc
los canales semi circulares del dido.
han sido hechos cxpcrimentos en-
los palaros Y en- otros anirnales. Una
herida en- un canal dado produce
faita de equlibrio para dirijirsc rn
Ia direction que ~ herido rgiila
hasta tanto que IA lesion ha sido
rurada.
En- IN articuIo que rccicn,eren
.e puhIicasio en- >aturiav Evening
Post. el DR.. Woods Hutchinson
lice:
..Tan delicadc - IA aeomoda
ION de este sentido de eluiIibrio
lue 81 con los ojnS eerrados Y los.
'idos tapados con aIgo,iones nos
'aramos sObre una mesa nlontaia
N un ele Pero q. - rnantuyiera Der
ectamente horizontal. 81 mas Ii
'ero noyimiento que i esa mesa Sc
seria inrnediatsmental .
!snmcssdo { nuestro ceebro queI =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

chaS V los de cucrpo pcsado con pc
1llcnoS alas qllc hacen vibrar rapida
mentc para obtcner propolsion por
cl alrc.
FL ganso es un buen eiemplo dc
cstos liltimos. Micntras tiene que
-ostencr en- eI ARE un peso de nue.
We libras ticnc una superiicle de alas
de solo dos Y dos tercios pies ruadra
los en- tanto que Ia gaNlota con IN
1850 de cinco libras t'cne una eu
perlcie de alas un POGO mayor dc
cinro pies cuadrados.
Comparativamente 10 que mas
pesa en- el cuerpo de los p4Jaros de
Ncuo alto son los mllscllos, los
qlle dcterminan Ia activa motllldatt
ncccsaria al vuelo III ganso tienc
IN misculo dc Ssh pulgadas cua
,iradaS, el cuai dehe mover sis 2.65
oics cuadrados de ala, en- tanto que
las gaviotas tienen' Y fnecasitarr so
10 8 u pugadas c,ladradas dc mis-
rrllos, para n1anejar SITS 5s03 pies
cladrados de area dc sllslaIas.
La ciencia dc Ia atiaci0n funda
sus conch4ioncs On cst0s detalleS
dcducdos de las dos cIases de pa
laros V su nnanera dc volar. La ma
quina mas pesada que q aire con
hlna fcizmente las condolences de
ambas clascs, utilizando er princl
pio dc pianos horizontacs y el prin
clpIo del movimiento' de las alas
producIdo por I'm motor propulsor.
~ motor on los aeroplanos re
prcscuta los poderoSos m,isculos
que prodlccn cl alcteo dc los paja
ros pcro 81 principal objeto es SOS
tener en- a alrc los pianos del apa
rate.
10. piiaros dc alto vuelo son el
Dlcfcrido modeIo para csos aparatos.
l.,os paiaros dirilen s,i cabeza con
ira a Vlento. uneven stls alas en-
rlcrin direction V So deslzan por el
vlchlo ~ln gran esflerzo.
Los mayoreS screS voladorcs que
ban cNlstido pran dc cse cIase. FL
ptcrodoctilo prchlst0rico que ha
,ido dc-cubicrto por Ios paeont6
Io"os que han cucontrado sHS pc
trlicadns huc@oS tcnian una espan
SION en- as ai:is de amos 30 pies del
extreme dc In otra. . sea dos veces
mayor que Ii cstcu-iGn de las alas
dci condor ee nnc,trn~ ticmpos.
Los mrso- del ptcrndortvlo encon
trade cGtn may llylaua, 4, cicnti
llcos oPlnan que ei peso dc csc pa
lafo 40 cncederia de 30 litras.
Este animal tcnia nm dc,arrollo
mus cnlu para mover su> grandes
aia euaie- dclioron tcncr gran
scucIanha con c' flpo de aereopla
no ~ qu" . refrrc I IA manera
tlr gue.o llc c,t1 sc ,leduce que
M 1aqlna Il v"iar mas pesada
qa q ;ute que ~ed clpaz de sostener
ti ~ t1mhrc 'icue que ser una
cnia.3nar@n fornada p1r las gran
de- 'te .ii.t case d' ios piiaros de
dc IT, v.ei" por Ia tlusculaturs
IN" iace a'ctear rapiiarente las
a'.i ~ e vaeln cqrtp lie la ralli
lContinda en- la pagina Ia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

Iordenaria la necesara reaction mus
Icular para consaryar el equlllbrle
Aun cuando csc movimlento fuer:
solo de un cuarto de pulgada no
ldarIamos stantaneamente cuent:
|de que tai movlmiento Sc habi;
producido Y dc Ia direction en- qut
fuf dcterminado.
Isl nos ponemos pensar On 10
movlmlentos musculares neca>i
rios para conservar el equlllhrl,
va sea cuando caminamos va Sc;
permanecicndo en- pie y quietos; 5
pensamos en- Ia complicada serlo
de csfuerzos que hacemos para man
tener ell equiibrio, 10 que realiza
mos sin darnoS cuenta de clio; Y $
nos damos cuenta de que todo cs,
10 segulan aqueIIos pequenos cana
les Y ell fluido que contienen, en-
tonces estaremOs EN- condolences de
poder comprender cuan profund.
Is la perturbation del cuerpo hu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05

." e,si que IL dc f, dema e,eai
licas. II ia mucha i'por'aaci., al
'eciso de que con rclaci9n q ti v4e
D" lay dos clase- de- p5isso, To-, io
az" YueIo de cucrpa ligesos at- an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-05
COMO Los H0MBREESS- PAJAR0S,
MANT|ENEN Fl EQU|uBR|0
En- e ondo del dido hay organo que desroa sendo del
equlibrio'.
los hombe
de

hacia atras 8 q los lados, un HON
bre que est5 situado sobre I'm pla
no solido, pero tambien para subil
y balar en- el aire ese equilibrio es
esencial Il todas las criaturas. La
conservation de csc equilibrio SUI
Ibiendo y bajando por ell aire es eI
Isentido especial Gle los pajaros, e
cuai los ''hombres pajaros' pare
cen qllerer adqmrir.
Recientemente ha sido descubier-
ito que ell organo que determine el
Iequlhbno en- los seres humanos y
Ien todos los demas animales, es una
compilcada region situada en- la ba-
!se del cerebro cue esta en- estrecha
iconeclon con ell organo del dido.
Esta compuesto de tres canales
semi-circulares llenos de ciertos
.iluldos dentro de cuyas paredes exis
ten delicadisimos filamentos ner
'viosos.
ne allrma que hace medic siglo
Sc suponla que esos canales cram
una .parte de la estructura del dido
Inferno. Entonces Sc considerable
que una herida de cualquiera de
esos pequefos canales era secuida
de perdida del poder de equilibrio
en- el lndividuo. Este descubrmien !
to determine una detenida inves
t,lgaclon de las condiciones que pu
dleran exlstir entire ell cerebro Y elI
fluido de dichos pequehos canales,
Sc descubrid que la conoyidn ora
casl directa. Los canales iuepan ey
papel Gle un sentido de eouilibrio
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-21
LAND FRAUD CASES
 NUMBER 32,00O

Washington, Jan. 19-Thirty-two thousand cases of land frauds, the land in question being west of the Missippi river, demand the attention of the government department of jus tice, according to statement sub- mitted this morning to congress by Secretary of the Interior Garfield. Secretary Garfield says that he has information that S11o, ,OOO, ,OOO worth of land is held by corporations who ac- quired their holdings in fraudulent manner.
 Mir. Garfield asks in his statement that congress make to the depart ment an additional appropriation of S5oo,oO0 to defray the expense of pros- ecution of these cases.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-21
CONGRESSMAN BOASTS
 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

Washington, Jan. 19-Congressman Willett, from Far Rockaway, N. Y, created ripple of excitement this morning by denouncing President Roosevelt. The congrcssman's re- marks were made from tho floor of the house and among other things he called the president tyrant, gar goyle, the decendant of Dutch trades people and an, imitation king.
 While he wks in the midst of his abuse the house voted to refuse to allow him to proceed on the ground that he was vilifying the president.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-21
Bacon To Succeed Root

Washington, Jan. 2o-Secretary of State Elihu Root, just elected to the United States senate from New York state, will retire from the cabinet at the end of this week. Secretary Root will be succeeded by Robert Bacon, at present tho first assistant secretary of state, who will serve through the Roosevelt administration.
 Mir, Newton has left in some store or horke pair of black astrachan fuf Rlovesk If anyone knows where they are pl ase phone ripple one.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-21
CONGRESS AMENDS
 ALASKA GAME LAW

The Sixtieth congress made import ant amendments to the original game laws for Alaska. Under the new law, approved May If, 1908, Alaska is di- vided at latitude 64 degrees into two game districts, with special seasons for each district; caribou on the Kenai peninsula are protected until 1912; non-residents hunting big game other than deer or goats, and resi- dents desiring to export heads or hides of big game from Alaska are required to obtain licenses; authori- zation is also given for the employ ment of wardens and the registra- tion of guides. All matters relating to the issue of licenses, employment of wardens, and the registration of guides are placed in charge of the governor of Alaska.
 ''Season.-That it shall be unlaw- ful for any person in Alaska to kill any wild game animals or birds, ex cept during the season hereinafter provided: North of latitude 62 de- grees, brown bear may be killed at any time; moose, caribou, sheep, walrus and sea lions from August 1 to December 10, both inclusive; south of latitude 62 degrees, moose, car- bou and mountain sheep from August 20, to December 3l, both inclusive; brown bear from October 1, to July 1, both inclusive; deer and mountain goats from April l, to February 1, both inclusive; grouse, ptarmigan, shore birds, and waterfowl from September 1, to March 1, both in- elusive: Provided, That no caribou shall be killed on the Kenai peninsula before August 20, 1912.
 "Number.-That it shall be unlaw- full for any person to kill any female or yearling moose or for any one per son to kill in any one year more than the pumber specified of each of the following animals: Two moose, one walrus or sea lion, three caribou. three mountain sheep, three brown bear, or to kill or have in his posses sion in any one day more than 20 grouse, ptarmigan, shore birds or waterfowl.
 Guns and Boat.-That it shall be unlawful for any person at any time to hunt with dogs any of the game animals specified in this act, to use shotgun larger than number 10 guape, or any other gun other than that which can be fired from the shoulder; or to use steam launches or any other boats other than those pro- pelled by oars or paddles in the pur- suit of game animals or birds.
 "Sale.-That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons at any time to sell or offer for sale any hides, skins or heads of any game animals or game birds in Alaska, or to sell, offer for sale, or purchase, or offer to pur- chase any game animals or game birds, or parts thereof, during the time when the killing of such animsls or birds is prohibited"
 
 nnnn.a Nnn o...a r,
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-21
SERIAL NO. O217.
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD Ap
 PLICATION.
[. $. Land Office, Juneau. Alaska. Nov l1 1nM9

,.........- Nov. l7, 1908
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
 That Oliver r. Hubbard, of Valdez. Alaska assignee of each, Emil Frederick K rOInrei and Heirs of Timothy Gleason deceased, each q DcnchcihrY under section 23O6 U. <. Revised AS statutes granting additional lands to soldiers and sailors who served during the war of the tG3gR EiWE li@n; 9l applies to enter ONE HUNDRED braccd in Alaska non mineral L. <. Survey No. Ib7, situate near 10 and north of the town of valdez, Alaska in Juneau, Alaska Land Dis. lows:
 SURVEY No. 4j7, Beginning at cor. No. 1, ldcnucaI with cor. No. of sur. i65 q green stone hX6in. six in. above ground. marked on side iacing claim Cor l; whence '. s. LOc Mon No NO, 43S bears s 70 deg 02 min. W 26OG Chs dist; Thence N. go Chs to Cor. No. 2. a green stone SXS ins. , ins. above ground marked $ dI Cor; No. ?, on side facing claim; thence E. "2" Chs to Cor. No. green stone lSx7x5 ITS M iI dhS; im me ground marked s. i57 Cor. g. on side facing claim; thence s. l.9l Chs. to Cor. No. 1, green stone 2OXSx7 ins h ins in ground marked $. l57, Cor. 1, on side facing place of beginning. Mag var 2S deg 57 min l.. Area lOj.H acres.
 ,,a AS additional entry to said Kromrci's origi. And to said Gleason Heirs original Home. stead Entry 1873 La Crosse, Wisconsin
 Any and all persons claiming adverscley any portion oi the above described land, are re. quircd to file in the U. <. Land OhICc at Ju. ncau, Alaska during the sixty day or statutory period of publication of this notice, or within thirty days thereafter, their adverse claim in due form and manner or they will be forever barred by provision of law.
 JOHN " DUDLEY, It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no. uce Of publication be published for the full statutory period of sixty days in the Alaska ir0SPect"T, newspaper published weekly at Valdez, Alaska.
 JOHN ". DUDLEY. Date of first publication January 2i 1909, Dale Of last publication March 25, 1909
Valdez weekly prospector., 1909-01-21
Roosevelt Summoned As Witness

Roosevelt Summoned As Witness
 Washing ton, Jan. President Roosevelt was this morning sum moned to appear before tho United States grand jury called in the dis. trict court of New York, and to give testimony in tho case brought by the government against the New York World in connection with the news- paper charges of scandal in connee- tion with the purchase of the Pan- anna canal.