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Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17
SuIz Says AIasI<ans Should Rebel

Washington 14-In the Tuesday, Congress-
William Suzer, of York who every session insists
upon fighting the battles of Alaska whers he heavily interested
which territory his hearts home ripple
surprise through the house by declaring that the people
Alaska have every right rebel revolt did the original
thirteen colonies if the Beverdge bill passed. that he would
his power encourage them
do The colonies he declared started successful rebellion
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
EXERCISES TO Be HELD

Appropriate exercises in honor of
Washington's birthday will be held at
the schoolhouse Monday, Feb. 81. The
public is invited to attend at 2 o'clock.
The 22d will be observed as holi-
day, and there will be no session of the
school on that day.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17
COOK SAYS HE'LL UVTAWCLE POLAR ANZX-UP

New York. Feb 9The Globe today prints the story that Dr.
Cook the fake dcovere of the North poe has been located
Bermuda island whittier he fled when the public glare suspicion
in the United States became too for him. The
brought back George Doeschuc who has returned from
the island According Doerscuc the explorer says he
resting from the strain of his long journey the North and from
experiences with reception
and that after he has his he will New
York and straghten out the polar tange
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

when Great Britain insisted fastening upon them
nothing monarchy. Beveridge
ued by President Taft who responsible for it, nothing less
provision limited monarchy within boundaries Of
United States, which nothing less than American
Freedom.
President Taft early last announced that he will
press proposed corporation BILL allowing congress
a
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

banquet here last night given his honor The most dsn
gushed social
and the speeches made by noted officials and explorers
stnting their praise of the intrepid officer As climax
proceedings the hero presented with check
token of esteem by many admirers and friends
Washington Feb ct expected that within
Commander Peary will be raised the rank
recognition his discovery of the North pole his
tons to the scientific knowledge of the polar regions bill
for a raj
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

Seattle Feb 14.In the primary election held Tuesday
Hiram Gill; president the city council alderman
Third ward the candidacy for the Republican
by plurality of 3o0o defeating A. " Bouon. On the
Democratic ticket Mayor William Hickman Moore
T. Erickson. The election will be held March 8.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17
To Protest Against Bill

Cordova, Feb ia foot among the citizens
south call of Alaskans nVa
dez there devise against the Taft Bevedge bill
the of Alaska territory and to demand home
The will be asked delegates
by
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

DR.. c D. Carter. from the Idita-
rod. came to town Tuesday and
early the next morning started for
his home in Sullivan City.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17
Is PER CENT. LAY
TURNED DOWN COLD

The Leader has been shown letter
from e. L. Cullen to Robert Herrold,
soliciting Is per cent. lay on above,
Grant creek.
"Well, did you let him have the lay?"
was asked.
"What! I should say mott" respond
ed Mr.. Herrold, vehemently. 81 think
too much of the ground to do thing
like that"
Which goes to show that people who
are inclined to knock Grant creek
should cultivate the acquaintance of
Mr.. Herrold and learn where they re
wrong.
Baths luxurious Wednesdays and
Saiurla new barber ShoD
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

The Leader is on sale at the Tanana
psstoffice lobby.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

The city waterworks building is
this week receiving a thorough
renovating under the mastertul SUI
pervision of William Lunn. who
also has contract for reducing the
large pile of four foot wood that
embellisheS the scenery in that 10
cality to convenient stove lengths.
Fred ] Howard, of Kemperville'
OIL the Hot-Spring Slough, a re-
turning Idita, cd stampeder, reached
this city yesterday and resumed his
Journey homeward this MOI ming.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17
WEEKS WEATHER

Observations taken at Fort Gibbon
at 7 p. m. daily. NJ. U. Grissinger
observer.
Tanana leader. [volume] (Tanana, Alaska) 1909-1910, 1910-02-17

Baths-luxurious Wednesdays and
Salurdays-Williams' new barber shop
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MSS
~" ria' rrs ~rIcr'rd Tor the Intsrcw-
irgtat- aahIs Watch.

1--WE ~ 'ra ri7 ~r@ who viii 10 p,ttsd
sa'rs' ','nrd and 'a1hrIGz" IN N" nsA'
.rr. .rr. o., |sys'r ..tr.s lN~as mach we're
.t.-,, o. -s's. rai r. 'bs ,iUrui COMMITTEES
q, . ,iearins rsIt 10 'h~ rssidencr ~ \
-.atafH4u 1arps-pU 'ua -s"Ts'HrH. ye--
rs.tt. W. Jameson rstTsssUfsd Vale
" ~aFau '0lumbIf. ami ' Terry
Uartlrd Prin,s'on Va- no. represented
IIf...f 40 ~ place aero 4 i"d a. follows
% 'rI'.s~f o. and "a u Hughes. p g.
OIL. -r..r. ~ Fsuu~. wanna . V handler ~
. ,.a stephen. a" f'nrr"'rn h. T0hn- =
H.Hs.
IN. -I,rr member ~ mo 'esw vn ~ de~'d-d
H .r. b. .,sfu NI~Eesa. 81 ard z ,
.r-~ -.,r r. Nrrn - F.s
TN, ,Hpt., ~ rhs ,ruurfse vs- Inani-
o. one Harvard w. left unr~prereDted
frr rH- reason THAT although the 'rin-or.
lied NTH Vale f.r 'hs " y cham
tor-Nfp 30 thrt-tu14- mot 81 the -rortnE
= A. done kv the PLAYERS On the lower boards
Wut fur ~. rule IN no iced ~ gtfi ~ the
Et.e 'rouh, providing that No more than
fpur uf fhe seven untNeT-iit~S a. interest,"
me-, 49, rspre-ente' Harvard might have
b..sp ava rcis.d the -lNth place For the
slsu. ras-pn toluubta ami Brown were
lsr .u' ~ consideration
The American 'ollegtAns have suggested
,prtJ - IN. date for The match and have
rsute-tef I.ms- Mortimer ~ London -
49, - ~" Auferi~sn umpire
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cor
Atlantic GiO Dates. PART SHamISsiOa
HtgSIn~ ArtlNe.

Following ''r~ely after the lakewood
'ouufry 'hb tournament on April 81 ::
aud 20 ~ - 10 form Two week tour for
golfer. -"~Ain- spring rip the Country
''Gh 81 Nlauti, '1tv has claimed april
- D., and rU f"r - 1Nturr There viii No
urrlD- for ever, sixteen 10 ,,ualify az both
"urrt,Harl- aud The, are open 10 all ANA
''|Ir- of good standing
parA ,nrrut~- on..r higgins ~ The Bronx
to have q regular -uusd NJ his NOrkmen
on no, ..pk..'pof M. rolf course. and ny con
..nrratIug 'her labor. instead II shifting
il.ur al,ou' hs hopsiul ~ good results
hssid,.~ b-iug able tu IN the responsibility
when NECESSARY fer n"gi"' ted iob There
,rr U'ap- under NAY too for additional
iu"krr- aud other accommodations for
fho-s' a hD H." th" publt' courses a. Van
'"r'iauil and Pelham BaN park
co. I.prulrr - 20" Dohertys OF avn ten
r.s -rrnNu uIs,st Tor Mid Surrey. a.
';' hr"ud. t"EIand. against oxford ~
T.. rIt. .us .hIrt man. haly-d With {. =
l.s's-.' tf'"v 70 Co.," match ~ holiug = Twelve
trtspu' "u 40" Ia.i t'r'-~u aud
pa .r..' -.srufh. Ng- beaten nv ! "
FulI-.n. r' H"ir- The r"sul' va- q win
iur 'N'"rd b. ru''' nos q"
Nr.r.,sr, rp Tour 10 ireland and Who
.r'"ud - hring rh"Ir golf club along may
According 'n lltIT. Nsituu 1ut James
ErH.i f'r- Nul Pc over ~" bs~i Courses
FOO 80 world lh" dl'"- lri-h golf cham
n.pr-'.r lur. ,rd iu ~ Dollymount
~ l-c'srt arrs."Y- and professional
r.7.'E. luu. r. 100 Doll, mount Irish stus-
'srr .hsrrI.ou-uff. .s Ip~s.. luue o. At
ua|' rrnu'f Ir--h ,..sfs'ilf .Niupton-hiI,
"r"r.. NrsH-' 20 10 ror'rI-h
pew o. zoe ~ Marin - I y
" sr- nf 500 Work again Distinguished
hf1 ~"if e. rslut B-s'h 'o-ds. vh"u 30
N r-sF fNs tn.sr"Hf rssoTd 81 tho 'our-s'
~. ono stroke ~ " lurs..' mo - I'll know o.
Isra. 1nt plftrF hs. held ~" r~,ord for
IN. .--' NO g.sr- - -. bur Nyer- ~,Ir-
,...ffiat Hr heating ihts h. one STOKE when
be-. NoIsI 90 lpr rpa'h frpu ~ The last
-rer. .Dr . Cl
tI'.. trH
u.. -
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.IarL s~a,IIIc Rares

r,,E~os-rrIF Tiz March ft ~ %
-.rar,hes - or. rsrr.r numerous good -IP-i
Acids vent - 'ha poet 'c.i4r Speculation
uas lively. vtfs the" fsyorttcs AIMING mo
,nn.rs N'Ifnu = son th- fhUF event
hut had - 10 u.rl.h tho lest ~ klrE n
\ olo almost kupckef him 1ovr ~ me lfr
turn Ntrp' rode fhv~" fNU~rs
VoN popult holder 81 'oo World records
dead
The summary
Ftrs, RA.s SlN 'IrignEs - EeEls ~ \
- 70 non Iohn rsArdon 10 NIsgrs,~t
n .c~ond N'-elsnd io4 Davis a. .
tNird Ttwr Iaes stafford Mar Rue 40
ts,rr Jueen's sons Martin Ma. Uenrs 'ros-
rsddtn snd Initiate Alsp ran
serInd Rs~s 81 fT~'Bngs Honr Frn ii0
g. ~ me IN o. wsn Nams 10 e ps,ts
lime rs ; fr4rr I1ll, S'hirnsn. Hs' -
dispute anderson sud spanish iTtnce sl-o -sn
Thfrr parr FiNr ami hal' lUrl0ng> ~ t~t
n ~. Stroll - ~ Non Martini 90 ~
ua'isI -rronf 'srfull. ~ tF0Hrrst n
. : third rirls AZ IS Euians VS.. NHn-
Hrtght StarJ and King Of soto ,isa rar
FOurtn ksce seven furiOnss Nealon ~
~ " : s~rond Arondark ini Rcrgeh. ~ % b.
thtrd TIur 49, la'k Nunau' loo Iiosc
Fifsu los 81 en- 4 and p0rorno-s rlss rHn
Ftffh Rsr~ STA fgrionEs bsrnettaie ~
NlrOI tO Z KING hNondale ~ Pod .
I ~ crowd ,sold D4st 'Ul Cam o. 10 lhird
Time mas rau- orTt hyperion ~ TAtH
Mrs rom ~ t1onsl h 'l-p fsn
O.. liz DAVENPORT , ~ won. Go'-rnfn ~
PAINS . SO -e~ond Ot~ron, 80 sHug' o.
20 s third Time - rlEr Warn~Id y Hgri
and MugW imp also
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INDOOR TENNIS.
Brisk Play In WOmea's National Cham-
plo0ssip &C seveaah Regiment.

The wouen's national indoor Champion
ship a. singles and doubles was continued
Yesterday a. the seventh Regiment where
there was another session of brilliant work
~ the nets PLAY IN doubles produced
the uo~t excitement. The most notable
matches beng tho~s won nv Miss Marie
Wagner and her partner Miss Clara kuti-
ron In the nrSt round they met Mrs
g. v de Grrsdorfi aud Mrs " Jenkins.
bu' Mis~ Wagner and Miss kuItron ~oh
easily M straight -et- I, The pat
@" opro-e the winners ~ the Second r3nnd
EVELYN Nhherbes. and they went down
10 defeat by the >am. sore Miss klizA
'Lanp'on' US,rcd W,Ih Ms Erns Marcus,
aud the, on 4 dazhing 49, "a The fret round
rom Mr- " Rem--n and Mss ..aith
Handy The srpr- IA taNOr 81 Miss Movie
and PARTNER Na-G T. a
Sous ,apual mai,h he's Or'urIed in the
-inRl"- the palm goiug tn Mrs = =. WeaNsi
ihiTd TouUd- Tier hr-I NptIm vas Mrs
9 " BrW-sn the - ore helng
Mr. Nb-rl lIumphri.- JARED Mr. Mss'sr
la = hs -, oHd mat u. but hIs Weaver NoH
hautiiv WITH e LORE 81 "a
ih' -unuIuat'
von~a, Indoor N..'onsl han pon,aip.
.sira, DEE, ID W., Fsany fl.h 80.
tSird 10. "a i'i W., 9,,y-r defeated NJ.
Nchmi'y defeated Miss Nhcs !. tish. a. e.:
N onrn indoor National ham plons snip.
Double, flrst round MIS- Ehtahetn y Moor
end Ills frns Marcus defeated Mrs Z. ". Rem
sen ana Miss Hdith Handy 9 a: Miss annS
fish and Mis- Alice & Itsh defeated Miss
Verdi ana Nts- ftOolnsOn smith. a 80: Miss
Marie Wagner and MIS- Cars kut'rod deteated
Mrs q y az t,ef-dovT and Mr~ 4 IS Ienkins.
SO :. MI, Katherine Ms(ook and Miss l;Neiyn
N'tnerOcc defeated Miss bdith bagg and MISS
Ma garrt Thoma- - =. q
~rcond Round Mr., =. Weave and Mr. !
r'lsnN Buri defeated MI> \ 4 Csasr and Ms
Hui Nlss Glars kt'troN defeated Miss katneftne
Ma o. and Miss ENeivn Nitherhsr. al. a.
Con .olati lon >ingir- ~, round Nis~ blanche
HT'rr Nil tir-ffdr nelA Tore, -. ..
TtniSh~d Mis- Itr.hardt defesteh Mss NOf
r-1Ofst %. arfa... Mis-, Mst oOs defeated MIS-
Hrovns ~ defarU Nis> Thomss deieated Mrs.
10 tE-stor~ & o. : Ntss Elsie bei De
"a r,i VI. Ma-Lr N aenr- hN uefauL.-
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TRIPLE PLAY m GIANTS.
Regulars NSrk FIRST q season On Colts
kerlrr May sign.

MATLIN. lex March II IudG,n z from
70 dhy'- pTa"tl"r gam~r here the -eCond
'~am'of Giants that goes to Waco tO-mOTrow
tor Ontsst with the Indianapolis team
ought - fare tust a. well a. or better than
he regulars Who are 10 IlaV he same team
On "Wednesday The youngsters TO-DAY
81 the Veterans "a q ak inning NOR ninH
same ana wslloued them IN MN" innings
thi> afternoon The scores were To
uUu , too feature o. the ahbr~ waited
game WAS ripple play
n 'h- afternoon -s'to v tlts~ and Ne,ul~'
tested 'hsir arms by going - ne box Tot
90" ti'-r riu~ fh0- spring. and bred ienn~'
u.Hnoc. NrsI TnHnd rTst base Nili-e NA'
ava. ~ .lni ,oiie, of hits ahlet the
COLT, - -ror" MIN" runs M The 'hr-- Innings
lntr Boo" u;fi, ,sr-i Msr11-r dit het'er
although u-Dg ~ 'urV~ Ma''y VA
" u'-s.- oupou-u' and parAons pitched 'hS
-n.prd ~r"tiou 81 the game '"s the Nannl'
s,u. h,ib"i Tut''uE "u N" Hni-h'ns
.uli, he
I.nnsr las 'ar,t', improved here lie
arrt,rt = week 80 WUh zane which ~
.onrt threw aNa. lo.da' - let not hing
s,' as a. ~ 49, base ami NaiiOped he bal
f,. -tug'. auu a doubi.' The iong htt being
.l>.lv good TOT 'hr-e h,se- " made 10y /.
vno.l r,,nuer i-nne, ru-' Impsd around
~" bI~e- fru"-r Lush who has been a
ripple Cor Nsrh prt ou a Uniform to-day
ana ne merely tossed the ball about
Pir'hsr. klawtter aud Scott now con
,'s he . sSIe ~ . .i,as IN ss,sTd.,
pra, rire and - OF - the NiCitu OF q peculiar
a.,idenl n. Nas snOoyius IN 40 upper
berth Last night when sone Of HE com
va. caught snd hiss ln.tsp. painfully .cIsped
n 10 probably that Willie keeleT will
ONE q terms with Inc New lork club
NCUraw 10 dSv snd after replying by leie
graph N,GraW stated thai he believed
k-el-r vouid sc' ep' the "luh. terms aud
The niornlrE game ~ -dav ~asa hummer
to- the NRnntzan@ Hrixog aud Shaier
uplsd home runs aud Doyle did likeSise fOI
d." regulars hsr,oR circuit smash "a.
Held The tolls appeared 20 he SHINING
hII "a the fourth inntug Shafer wa- Ou
rLtrd aud spencer on frSt when Snodgras'
lmsd - collins wnp doubled Shafer a. ms
uiair spencer vas ,aughi betNsen bret
and ~eCOnu and squeezed for triple play
the nr~t 81 the season raymond and Dal,
uit"hei for me tesuisr~ and Temple FOR 'h'
otis
Wtu-. Wa- bumped rard - hen he essav-d
- Norh aEatnsi Nattv m Tho afternoon
game W. pitched no "roo 81 halls nnf ht-
-'rstshi ones we're 'lrn~d tnto ir~guenl
'riul.. VA the first inning and SDen"er scored
three ,n he second With . drive over ~
right Geld f-r,e rar-ons -'l"c~e,'ei Maj :
aud pleased MssiraN with What be showed
koinnter- " no reiOin~d th' team ~undaN
night Wa thers With q pair 81 hi'- and
lever on.. handles each
lo-da, s~ors
H H:,SI:.s }aa??S SIR
y" h..s r,,s r-nn;, RrIdwsI uurrs,
Thr~s base h,'s NJ Nm snodsrsss h"u'" run
Spencer
,ras. sS ID" iscsT, Wits Crsnasn N,In.I
Oh on and >cllS'
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mann ,>D REGIy YRS BL,>kED
' sRnIgans Win -i> IUnlng Csa'es, , toe
NAM DsubIe RAYS.

N.afs. go March - nier rh~ A..
i.rr NJ 80 ~ rrs~iIAnI frsnA Farr~Il
rl. Highland Nanntgsu- this afternoon
s1tI' pu' tho I,-gularS h' m. score - : 20 q
Manager sailing l. he victorious r.
-1ac thH.,arr 'ta~@ asain srnrnAu~s
rhs m. .sr0. o. Na-N rhr'llIng -tv r'' n }
Nnu' .'.n u'sr'r ~ fGn ana excitement
IRON. .'ar' OIL, 1ursh S'slltng- hat perhNUs
rr" -igr "u ti, llelf~nsn' Tor no vor sed
MARION auI u'tnu 'hr~e 'nriHgs cav
rp-' ''H-.I rr'' suu'hps~ 'lunn and DE-
ta'ro"
iHB 'n" Hsl1Isg 'as % - q. 100 s@s-'n
forr ns-r rNrr~-sa! n ~" 's'i tuRt
r.. al dou,l@ pi..- N-r- shown ~
rha-s fnu- ere rurusa h' he Eeguars
NO a. t,ardusr "i = hR-rs men hat
- rHrl', 80 'h~ "nl- h@nbl~ ~ he IA,
iI. tpD. 81 ~ So. srou nd.r r" spot ~
r'u-r, 49,. arr"r 'e-- sshthi'tou NJ. tiI
80 90, I"upi~ Ils r'5lf - /" hssH vors-i
ru 80 .ousd W. -'Ere ,lHh. - D.. '-."
$50 ,bi,h -" hunz pu ne s~roni we're
Pc. -"-I' .. a.Ts.'~,l Ntr and ruu rlay-
.r .i,h r'.a-."u r"'.r 'o.I~i .s hs.~
EN-. Na -r-r - .-orV"i ~ srs' rafo-"
n.. .nHft 90 r-.u
., rl'f0s 40 ,rn. pli o. 81 Der t.s
...l ,-ir.- - .., l0r-~ ss- me r~Sv",'r,-
-..u ..' ~. han r'--
r,i.s TI-... ~ ''l'' - 4. T'" ~.
.. . 30 INN m r.. ,hr-t rnn,rs 10
l. ..r fFs trf...| NH.r"s So 10. 4fr-f ltt.R
Nsr.ns ...'.- a. o. fngl~ mead 'srr"'
o. faf .... 7r.' rHTu 20 fN@ new .uuIn.
''f'. HaH 10 n "I 'H" - r"d r"tr. vrfh
horrible I'fr .a'. Iis prs on Naming
-n'HI .r"s'" 100 su'ra 'arroN orksi nrf
10 .. .|gur p'f'a 10 fnt- 10y r"t .lI-t bs'urs
'rannrue .H'tn".'rI 'suzru galk-si ne
.- I":' .1u."' a. .auEf' nsupns %
-n.r'| 1910" .uI kntghf Dr' 10
,a.t., .... atis'-i. af'''vs-'i - ~. f"r,..i
'rrrus .'.r' .'.r IN 'r-N'rh and -''th innings
f,rr,n r- s- s"1n - .u'l|t - d"-irat
lsrr F ...".. NhD - no" rsgulaF
.... 1A1"r .-- Dc" pF'' ~ -~uai''r IN 90 no
t.'a-0"nu 80 't- un l'l' fUre md -
...' 'rrpl"1 Poo '-rtr~ Nelr n" r-ra1 20
-..sf. r . o '.-' pU" zoo a. bonner. Huf Ras
r..-ai TO ruo gl4'" on ! rsr ure'fy rst,y
'-pr Ntrutps no -s"nnd Tune h- -~s chs'i
anvil 30 90 .ru"'a.i N 10 -a'k 'hs 90
r..f 200 -4m-ss" nm. ~ puf hun'ad
.-az 'o.' % NJ. 'sII Nirrlsl' 4!-H sd
l.s-'"' - me = 80 z" ue vsl--d ~
i've ,.Iauvar,s ao bie-i nu hiz -@~oni
q... .tug'c,l 80 trrr 'ruSv g
H.H.r 80. ra''N - lo-'sr no Nr.f
rlsf OF ~ game v0ru~l The h''la -N"r'
-'or IN, '~s'@ ~ bon" rFIu u 0a- q
r.s.l'i'nI pi~'" ~ Nor-. ~ hka Tree Ia.
-I on ." era ,L-i~- ., -" hilltop r."
r.s'Tel.lsr "a ~ Win he 'rA,k ~ fhe ~
-. - - t~a~ ilrI alr1os' ~ 10 sireet
ro Moi mo 'ha ar and ,suls down vrtN
'Fa liner lH.s knigh' am. = NsTv sore
HA had lea dt~acui'v N 'hrnvIng - Ar-i
he % ,'rI ont, ne r. -s-n'' ~ hs 80 - II
ttr. . 1upl~ ~ Nrr~r-
"I,- Long con. me 'hirt hAser'sn from
he s.o-a
l.rr,s.-s - . .
P4''---- Hz--sF 9-'nr $40 w'eNs' cr-7
.rH
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The first game Of the ssnes Of 'aaz
professional hockey viii be PLAYED 20. ..
in the ~ Nicholas Skatinx Rim,
Maniefers OF Montreal and the Ortl'sa b.
Ottawa the Two teams that Tough 80 ...
for the stanley cup. viii meet ne W.
d.rer~ won the cup. hat only by ..a
margin and the rivalry between the" .ro
team- n "a intense that they are IIH .,
p,,t IN "A goOt contest They are 10 IL.
Two same- and tho team scoring he moot
goal- In the two nights will get Tue ~
ptltss. offered Nv the rink The HTuu.r
team will meet the RenfreW team ~ - 90
daN ntghi The icnIreW- are Sal'-f -
mi lltonatreS bsCau-e her salary lie, .0.
up 80 about $50 00O q season, The ...a. o
tonight VII be Identical with thu -
the Wanderers and Ottawas met 80 p!a' =
th.. fis Tor the championship OF canada ana
th.. stanley cup
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WlNI BROOkII\S 1RTPPLTD.
T'~ J"vdsn. IunieS TsrdFs IT'~n IN the
Hospital sauad.

H0r ~prrNrs Ns March Tre
Prno-ivn- hslt no pra"tios -es-,ons 'n-ds,
'rs afternoon voFkouf sonsist'nR ~ = seven
ur'nE game h@rS-~r ne R~Eulars md the
Q oi'- vhi'N ended In t,e ~ 70 runs ea'h
Anotnsr man "a added - ne No%pi'sl
quad % Ia, 'I-i'h N~tuR pu' our ~ he
g4r1s 18th an INJURED knee Tim Jordan
.- unable - AXE par ~ no afternoon
-s-sIor TsvInE trained ms INJURED leg
asa.n 90 he WorTing pvHrft'e Wh~af ~s-
bs b m no game 'u day. bur Iumlsy will
not 10 M Uniform for 40 ~ three more
uava alfh0r Kh 10 Na- able 20 10 about the
ho'~I TNs former manager has rnalaTis
TODAY 'asf aa veil 'onte-Fsd VII.
holm ana En@f ~ divided The hoN work
Tor rho Regular. Vhii~ - anton and D~ssau
performed itka -erviss for Vhs ; plfs To-
morrow mo ~Ip~rns- viii play = game for
he heneNt ~ fhe los al church their Oppo-
renrs hs,ng = teari pc ked from the b,isines-
men league
The q. ore
OFT, . 5
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If 1T DISAPPEARS.
IT'S ECZEMA.
He~ "a Ten whether . Skin aTertIsD O.
an Inherited BIssd Disease or Not.

Sometimes ~ v hard 10 d~'srnin" vharher
a skin affection l. sign of a blood disorder
or simply form ~ s'y~ma fv~u phvsi-
clans are often puzzled IN their tia gr"-r-
The b~si way for any one afflicted y u" 2"
70 HeReman's .. Rik~r-, kaliSh's. Hin-mgn
.Tungmann or any good druggist pLo
handles pure drugs and oh'arn - Csnt-
worth NJ poSlam. Npplv ihis. and n tho
itching stops a. on"r and tho 'rouhle -
cured IN a few DAYS y NAV ~ -ct down -
having h~cn eczema. a. Ihi- j. tn" Vav
po-sam arts IN the worst 'as-- % eryema
and IN curing acne. herp~-. bloi"ls~ t.tt-r.
piles salt rheun. raSh. haTn"v- and other
forms ~ uch. -caly scalp. and ~ -uris,-
SKIN affections
Any me Who = 10 write 30 he Enler gen ~
LabOratorie- NJ. ~ Ws-t Tw@ufy-nfi b
street New Work can secure. 10y mail free
~ charge. = supply suftirient - c1r- a small
eczema surface or clear a complexion over
might and remove pimpies Ia twenty-four
hours-
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:. WILE> ~ HIRTHDn EIE.
GIuI~us ~ TeiNsIrS. Nan, Pr~seUt GSId
Watch - Weston.

kr,s'rY. Nm NsTDh ~ EdUarS Pay
-ur Ws-rou me p~i~strian arrived IN
,to-r.. ~ - . "lo'k this evening. having
.s.s~i FROM Ingalls, to K'nsIsy to-day. q
,iI..rn.a nf -tl', .rhTs~ miles Hs rested
r.r- an rnur sud hen proceeded nine miles
NIrflsr. making distance ~ -sNen'v-'vo
-r,.s- for Tho - en-, four hours
" TO- morrow y hi- sevenrv-s~cnnd birth
IA ~ wanted N break she record TO-DAY
hE snIsiUa zevsutV-fwo miles Probably
thousand persons me- him A. hinsley
and Inc rittfens ~ kinnlev gave q gold
watch 20 him for z birthday present and
m token ~ hn wonderful walk to-day
Weston u apparently In good condition.
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iCRTS aT MARRLEREAD.
Nr~ Crui.lns Craft TSr .. q. COch,Scrn
Ouhsr GraU Z nSter Wa,.

> ,orkhrrn ~ Dushe' - HAVING a a.
foor steam, yacht built nv ~teaSns 4 Nc
Nav - Narhieh~at THIS hoa' Will he Is
fest overall ~ lee, on tho WatsV line. ~ feet
o tnrhss nea ~ snt feet y ic~lt,>- dTauEht
She bss .ong ea-y lines vim q slight mare
fnTN art ant Vilt NJ q comfortable vessel
IN vough weafhe she - Tor usT "Tui@tnE
along 'h~ coast and on the ~ Lawrence
4 large comfortable saloon - provided
az there are tWO rtHteroOma galley
and foTv 1rd II the engine space the crew =
Quarters The machinery 10 being built
"a tlaIand AMI consists 1T - hOTNe- EON sr
engine ~ me Huutd fuel I'VE. which viii
drive the Yacht Twelve nautical miles an
hour
\ 80 foot cabin lannrh FOR Alfred Me-tre
from designs nv cox stevens II almost
finished Inc ~ fnot experimental rnOtel
fnr 'hs Naz-achu-atts institute Of lerh-
T0iOg r4 -eadN
Inc =.oon Yacht pdysseus. owned BY
John Hays Hammond D. having her ne
altered Nov hollow spare are being lifted
and the Yacht haa been thoroughly over
hauled and put IN Nrsf class ehape This
work 10 being done by GeorRo Owsna.
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