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New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
DIVORCE FOR Mr.. SUyDAM
Wife Intimates She Will Marry
Noble in Another State.

A decision OF Justice Clark. Of the Su-
preme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday that he
would sign an interlocutory decree OF d.
vorce separating Walter Lspenard Suydam,
jr.. Of Blue Point Long Island, and Louise
w. Suydam. who left her home with Fred
erick W. Noble. served a double purpose.
II was also an engagement announcement.
as admitted by Noble and Mrs. Suydam as
they sat last evening in Mrs. suydam' s
apartment In the Regina. No So West 18th
street.
Mrs Suydam. perched on the arm OF
young Mobiles chair. frankly declared that
II the granting OF the decree inspired any
one feeling more than another II was that
of relief. The clauses which forbade her
ever marrying again in New York State
or using the name OF Suydam or any part
thereof" seemed to cause considerable
amusement.
Neither the courts nor Mr.. Suydam has
any need of forbidding me to use his
name" said Mrs. Suydam, 'for at the end
Of the next ninety days we will arrange
that matter without any help. won't we,
Bnly?"
Billy" otherwise young Mr.. Noble. said
nothing, but smiled and nodded vigorously.
You may say" continued Mr-, Suydam.
that we are not sure yet abou z,he New
Jersey laws, but there are sevEh other
states in the Union, and l gues*~e'n ar
range the thing all right. Wou = take
my maiden name again-be Mr. y 1A0uise
White? Well. I should certainly gtA not
I may be a Mrs but not Mrs Ms,te-
will I. Billy?"
billy" again nodded vigorously.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
ORDERS DRINK; FALLS DEAD
Man Succumbs to Heart Disease as
Bartender Sets Glass Before Him.

Daniel Breen. sixty years old. boss
truckman. of No. 22S East 135th street
walked into saloon at 80. 129 East l29th
street early last night and ordered a drink.
but before he could take it he dropped dead
from heart disease. He gave his order 10
the bartender. Patrick Sullivan, in CHEEKY
way as soon as he entered the place, and
as sullivan was placing the glass on the
bar in front of him Breen fell 10 the floor.
Sullivan called Patrolman Brenner and an
ambulance was summoned from the Har-
lem Hospital Breen was pronounced dead
h. Dr. Donnelly the ambulance surgeon,
and his body was taken to the police sta
tion. where # was later identified by his
wife.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

misses dresses. suits and coats. women
boots and neckwear and underwear.
c. G. GUNTHER's SONS. No. 391 Fifth
avenue. are exhibiting short and long coats.
muffs and neclIpieces in all desirable f,lrs
VANTINE's, Broadway. between isrh
and 18th streets, announces a sale Of single
panel fire screens and Japanese bronze
lamps at surprisingly low prices.
THE y WHITCOMB METALLIC BED
STEAD COMPANY, 18th street and Madi-
son avenue, lays stress on a sale OF brass
and enameled bedsteads.
FORSYTH, No % to % West 34th street.
calls attention To a sale Of tailored suits,
coats. costumes. house and street dresses,
waists and furs There will also De spe-
cial sale Of French hats and ueckwear.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & Co. Broad
way and 18th street advertise at attractive
prices mems furnishings, suits. dresses,
coats. mantles and furs.
j. NJ GIDDING K CO., F:fth avenue. be-
tween 10Th and 47th streets. invite atten-
tlon 20 their opening displays on Tuesday
and Wednesday in gowns. tailor made
suits. coats. dresses. wraps, blouses, furs
and millinery.
A. JAECKEL & CO, No. 3S4 Fifth ave-
nue.. have a splendid showing of rare furs
this week, including Russian sable and
silver fox. and garments Of seal, caracul.
broadtail and ermine There is also a good
display OF motoring requisites.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
RUSHING BUDGET EXHIBITS
Speeches by Mayor and Others viii
Open Show Tomorrow.

Representatives Of the various depart
ments were working al full speed yester-
day and expect 10 be equally busy to-day
getting the citys budget exhibit in readi-
ness 10 be opened tomorrow. The eX-
hibits Of the Police and Fire departments
and Of the Department of Street Cleaning.
in the basement. were all ready YESTERDAY
but there was much to De done OF the main
and second floors.
The exhibit will be officially opened by
Mayor Gaynor at noon. He will be fol-
lowed. in brief addresses, by CoRuoler
Prendergast President Mitchell Of the
Board Of Aldermen and Borough Presi-
dent McAneny.
Addresses will be given every day in the
auditorium at noon. al p. m. and p. m.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast -Washington.
Sept 80-The disturbance that was over New
England Friday night moved eastward. and IL
now over the Grand Banks. where IL has gained
marked intensity. II has been followed by fair
and cooler weather over the middle Atlantic
and New England states and strong north and
northwest winds prevailed Friday night and sat
urday morning on the north Atlantic Coast.
Another disturbance has crossed the Rocky
Mountains. and Saturday night was centred over
Kansas 10 has caused general rain IN the
plains states. the upper Mississippi Valley. the
west Gulf states and The Rocky Mountain
zion Iu other parts Of the country the weather
was fair during the last twenty -four hours.
cept IN New England. where there were rains
Friday night
The weather was cooler Saturday IN the up
per Mississippi Valley and the NorthWestern
states. and warmer in Missouri and Kansas.
High temperatures continue in the Southern
states.
The winds along the Nav England coast will
be- light. variable, becoming east sunday after
noon or night. along the middle Atlantic Coast.
moderate east and southeast. along the south
Atlantic and east Gulf coasts. light 10 mod
crate. variable. along the west Gulf Coast. mod
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
CUSTOMS MEN SEIZE OPIUM
Raid Chinaman S Place and Get $500
Worth of Struggled Goods.

Half a dozen customs officers raided yes
terday a basement kept by Chinaman In
West 57th street. and condscated, they said,
about $500 worth OF smugged opium
There are two entrances 10 the basement,
one from the front OF the house and the
other through the main hallway. Some Of
the officers burst through the outside door
and with sledgehamniers broke down rein
forced door OF iron that led 10 the rear
room, where, il is alleged, they found the
opium. AT the same time other officers
broke down a door Of ordinary construction
in the hsI.
They found one Chinaman in the place.
He was not arrested. as they say he is
not the owner, merely an empl0ye While
ir the place. the customs officers say. two
Write men came in and asked for opium.
They were not detained.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
SLEEP WALKER TURNS ON GAS
Boy Ten Years Old Asphyxiated Before
Fumes Arouse His Parents.
By Telegraph 10 The Tribune ]

Atantft City. Sept 30.-While walking
I'm his sleep early this morning Daniel La
Grange. ten years old. turned on the gas
in mis- bedroom. When the sitting fumes
awoke his parents. who were sleeping IN
an adjoining apartment, at their cottage
No 10 North Iowa avenue, they were
barely able TO make their way into his
room, where they found him dead. Mrs
La Grange swooned and it was with diff
Guilty that tie frantic husband carried her
10 the open air, then returned and took
out the boy.
The La Grange family came here from
New York 10 spend the season for the
benefit of the boy. who had been in III
health.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
OLD GUARD TO VISIT ATLANTA.

All arrangements have been completed
by Major s Ellis Briggs and the officers
of the old Guard for the special trip Of
that organization 10 Atlanta, which begins
on Saturday morning at $40 o'clock, when
one hundred Of the command. with the
band, viii board train at Jersey City. The
military veterans Of this city and state are
going TO Atlanta as the guests Of that city
and Of the Gate City Guard, to be present
at the unveiHng Of the Gate City Guard
Peace Monument, on October .
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
FLYNNs NEPHEW HIT BY SrC
Lad Seriously Hurt While Roller Skat-
ing in Upper Seventh Avenue

Harold Flynn, young nephew Of William
J. Flynn. former Deputy Police Commis-
sioner. was seriously injured last night
when he was struck by an automobile
owned by Justus lang. Of No. 2252 Grand
avenue The Bronx, at Seventh avenue and
10th street. He received a conclusion Of
the brain and was taken 10 the J. Hood
Wright Hospital in Mr.. Lang's car. He
was unconscious up 10 a late hour last
night
Tile boy had been roller skating in Sew
enth avenue, and mad just hitched on 10 "A
passing delivery wagon for a coast. As he
left the rear Of the wagon and turned out
into 10th street the automobile, driven by
Charles Williams. came down tie avenue.
The boy was thrown about ten feet. Mr..
Lang ordered that he be taken in his ma
chine 20 the hospital. No arrests were
made
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
DIES AT THE AGE OF to2 YEARS.

Frank Gcss. one Of the pioneer residents
of Mount Vernon, died early yesterday
morning In the Mount Vernon Hospital
from ailments due 70 old age. He was 102
years old. and came TO Mount Vernon from
Ireland when Mount Vernon consisted OF
less than fifty houses. He was employed by
wealthy residents as a gardener until a
few months ago He seldom used the street
cars. but walked sometimes ten miles day
TO and from his work. He is srvived by
his wife. Mrs. Annie Goss He outlived all
of his children by his first wife
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
FATHER OF TEN KILLS HIMSELF.

John Campbell. Of Westfeld, y. J., COM
mitted suicide yesterday near the stage door
OF the Biiou Theatre, Broadway and 23d
street Bayonne by swallowing carbclic acid.
He died i'm a few minutes. He formerly
lived I'm Bayonne with his six daughters.
and four sons. The death Of his wife a few
months ago and the loss OF his work
hoIlcrmaker for the Tdewater Oil Com
panv. where he had teen employed for
twenty-five years, made him respondent
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
JAIL FOR INTIMIDATINe VOTERS.

Enid. Okla Sept. SO-One year in prison
and fine Of 500 against each Of them
were the penalties imposed by United
States District Judge Cotteral to-day on
J. J. Beall and Frank Dunn. state cleo
tion inspectors convicted OF conspiracy TO
deprive negroes Of the right Of voting I'm
Congress election IN 1910 The case in
volved the so-called grandfather clause
of the Oklahoma statutes.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
VENIRE FOR M'NAMARA TRIAL.

Los Angeles. Sept. 80-A special venire
Of 125 possible jurymen for the trial Of the
Mcnamara brothers, alleged dynamiters,
has been drawn by Judge Bordwell, but is
kept secret. The trial will begin on Octo-
Der H.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

Highest temperature Yesterday 81 degre.
lowest As average. jG average for correspond-
ing date last year "a, average Tor corresponding
date last thirty three years. 81
Local forecast: Increasing cisudiness. followed
BY rain and warmer tonight Monday rain;
moderate south and southeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Six-Room Apartments.
UFST SIDE

Bordeaux Riverside Drive and 127th ST $3.50
Portland 6f2 w 18TH st ........ 720
Clarence 212 w g3d ........ $50
Glen Cairn Riverside Drive and Doth St 1900
The Kln1berIev 80 " ts4tb At 700
Albea. 325 W o3d st... a. $50
Dacone Hall. 62O ". 1921 st.......... 9C0
Chestcrshire. $40 ". is3d st.......... 800
The Plymouth. 537 ". 14oth 81. 552
Chllmark Han. sol W 143d st.......- $50
Varuua 22s " sO,h st....... a. 300
Grenada - 13Tfh st.
FTudsonia -otb - '.od rivorside 9oa
3le W S4fb =. - 1000
WESLEYAN D,ytyo 257r r2roadzrav - 20
Prince TImbert. go Cathedral P'kway L-JD
Ia Touraiue. 1lJth g. and Morning -
side Drive Observation-Disclosures. $40
Marsnanay sii-17 west i12th ST.. 80
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Four-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

:. ----I.-, -orrf "a " -Jeth 81. 500
ALD0I-
Campus "J-tL COO " rT4tb ST $40
Heathcote L1,t4' e01 NJ rf5tb o. $40
Amespury Ilat,, 01I5tgr st a. 54O
The Nathan Hale TT Washington ave 400
and Islst st........... - -. e. -
The Ongiara. :. ". cor. bWay anu $50
parI Revere. 147th st. and Convent ave ooo
Grand view. s. ". cor. l5Jth St ana 81 40
Nicholas ave. ..s...-...
t5sstIordsil court, s ". cor. 17Sth st. IA
ana B'SaCWss 'i-stb at . 420
EngleWood. - NJ t--tb 81 - 420
RotherWooa' - - A. iT-th 81 42O
Conunella., 70, " tt2d a. ~ $50
putnam Court. 100 ". lO4th ST. $50
Harriet 1 w 121th 81. ...-..;.... eo0
Marc Antony pa Cathedral parkway sgg00
--be Patern0. Riverside Drive lloth- 30 30
~ rooth ST.. near g. ?. "..--..''''
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Seven-Room Apartments.
WFGT SIDE.

Tintern g46y R'ray - - $3.50
Delaware. 520 ". 1921 Et.............. $40
Waumbek. 9j5 West End ave. ....... LOO
1o2d q ran HiYe''ioo Df'' ~ 1900
The Mecklenburg. B'way and 144th 1T. $40
Ola ave- ave I4o'h 81 Ano o~ 80 SEQ
Vera W ss,h st. az 1900
Kenmare 327 Central Park west. LOO
Greenwich. 44s Central park vest, $50
Hendrick Hudson. Riyersds Drive and -.
liOth - ........ .-........ .....s "''"
cbestsc Ave Iols' 81 Snu 900
lido Hall Seventh ave and IfOth at 100
The Waramaug. 800 w 1l5th ST.. 1ZVp
Antlers 803 ". lin st............. l.oOg
Devonskire 32J " s2d st........... lO00
Clarendon sO5-o west frotb ~ 115O
Tie Carpolvn. 52r west ff2th St. 1900
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
HousEcLEANING BUREAUS.

YOUR home n desired. NEW YORK CAREFUL,
CLEANING BUREAU. II West I3ath. Phone,
ggHg-IiarleM
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Five-Roon Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

- >, -, a7d f22d sf........ 5000
8oApulE. - " 55t5 " 109th st 500
Anniston. Isl Edgeeom0e ave.'-'''.' ga ga
MAN., " 1-soN w ~ 71o+b a. . 500
IAaelon, ''1 " 1f3+., ST .. $40
Ia lLlisi' 300 " fOI+h a. ....... 5i0
hsperauIP. - ',(.1,rer,ouf ave. $40
lh- Ma'FS5-"' ~ y 09d st..-.. 80
nd House. l21st ST. and B'way .....' 2to
Cr.nd view 15Jth and ST. Nicholas ave. 5sg
1' ii. or Corr+ P,wav and 144th St.. 42)
TIE summer. 31-3$ ". 1lth st.....-. 20
-fora Vile. 6l6 W 10th st.........- 80
r7vrlcrs court 240 W l06th st...... So00
if-r+irre~If G1I ". Hath st..-..... e9O
FEen@l 1'-r., - snS sgTE st..... 100
NlhIt s''.'' ~, ',o-.t- =. .... 4c0
t.N ool. o.. w" VIZ I,5d ~ ....... esO
5oIi-i' u-I W rs rot+t = ... $3.50
-,r'n3n, .,li, ,.,5.% ,D g. l-onvent ave. 7sO
~'un4 pt-.,.- - $40
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
pUFcHAsE AND EXCHANGE.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE
LOST BANKBOoks.

VE[TF00E $50. $50 oi2 o., tae Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing Any person hav-
irr "a claim 90 30 is hereby called upon Go
f-,saut che same within ten DAYS or submit
io having said passaook cancelled and new
one .s.ued.
RAN<R0OK No. 32i5.3 OF the Union Dime
slriue4 Hauk is missing. ANY person having
claim t1 10 is hereby called upon 90 present the
same within ten DAYS cr submit to having said
ras-booI, cancelled and new one issued.
PANKHOlK 80. 5S3.3ll of the Union Dime
SAVINGS Bank Is missing ANY person haV .nr
"a claim to 30 is hereby called upon Co present
the same within ten days or submit 60 having
ptNtSnO0K so $50 22t of The Union Dime
savings BANS is mirsirg ANY person having
cIBln o. 90 is hereby called upon t0 present The
same within ten dafs or submit To- having said
rassb0ok cancelled and "a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Official observations OF United states weather
hureaus tnken az y. M. Ne.tertaN follow.

Local Official Record-The following official
record from the Weather Bureaus shows the
changes in temperature for the last twcnt-foT
hours. In comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Eight-Roorn Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

Katahdin. Bway and 18th st....... -
Umatlla. 23T ". f4th St -......... l'sVO
ne N,choiss foiIss''s; svs e cor Is''n y sso
Vharfdale eO4-6Os ". 115th St.. Loo
l20-i25 Riverside Drive. ....--........ lslp
Lasanno Court. 307-312 ". 18th St.. l.e09
Lancashire. 353 W. s5th ~. t........... LOO
oc2 ~ eed =, w. - 1900
Stseso-J f4O-t1o " ro4ti, a. - 900
wellington Court, 1924 st. and Bway- l0g9
Evanston. a0th ST. and West End ave. z.9Pp
% J5Iya-s,5s r,-7va ~ - 1900
40- Cer+-,t p.-tl w., cor a1st a. 1000
Tbaa-orsstd 5eo p,yar,fs. T1-gy.'-- ? 500
rar,ifco al Csrtr,t pail u-asr ! 100
vorirsbira reo 90 1fe,L a. 100
= ,rh9r1 oge II a-,b a. 100
Rockledge HaIi piversida D-'ve & tO2d 2 400
The Wlnfeld qn- u Ifth st.......... LOO
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Sunday, ,ootooar !,
1Q11

I-irk increasing cloudlress and warmer fol
. -Jved by showers. to-day, Monday clearing.
,uoderate 10 brisk east and southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
cERrlElEo AccouNTANrs-

Louis s. HUBBARD. 20 WILLIAM ST
specialty-Estate accounting. Also mercan-
tilc and corporation accounting Long estab-
llshed and reliable Telephone 3O0O-Iohn
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Three-Roorn Apa:tments.
WEST SIDE.

Ashford. 12i Cathedral Parzway......' ,,39
Fairview Court. 1929 Broadway 20
30O-36e W 49th g., pear Brpadway-' co1
oregon 5fth 81. and Seventh ave-. 80
sound View. 14Oth 81. & Convent ave. ''
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

TNI1E envelopes, which under seal in the Safe
Deposit Department of the National Park Bank,
II tanning the official list of names represented by the
Towns pictures have been secured and the work
checking and filing the thousand of has
been authorized. The competition of the
successful aroused
interest large and competent clerical force
Gagged checking the work of each of the thousands of
testants. it heavy task and will consume several
weeks time at the least.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

crate south. on the lower lakes. moderate to
brisk east and southeast. the upper lakes
moderate east on Superior and increasing east
and southeast Michigan and Huron
The Western disturbance VIII advance easi ana
De attended by rains sunday tn the great central
valleys and the lake region and Suntay nght
auI Monday IN the upper ohio valley. the lower
lake region and the middle Atlantic and New
England states. Local rains are also probable
Sunday or sunday night IN the Gulf states and
the Rocky Mountain and southern plateau regions
Iu the south Atlantic states and the Northwest
the weather will De- fair sunday and Monday.
Temperatures viii rise SUNDAY IN the lake
region. the OHIO Valley and the middle Atlantic
states and Monday In New England. The
weather will be- cooler SUNDAY IN tho middle
plains states and the middle Mississippi valley.
Frost warnings were issued Saturday morning
for New England and the cranberry region Or
New Jersey.
Forecast for special Localities-For the Dis
trict Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. Maryland and Delaware. increasing
cloudiness and warmer to-day. followed by show
ers tonight and on Monday. moderate south and
southeast winds.
For Eastern New York. increasing cloudiness
followed by rain aud warmer tonight Monday
rain. moderate 80 th ind southeast winds.
For New England. fair TO-DAY. probahlv fol
lowed by rain late tonight and on Monday
warmer Monday: ighl variable winds, becoming
east this afternoon.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Nine-Room Apartments
UEGT ETnF

po,veIlt0n. B'way and 97tn st........ VI
a. W 77th st. nr. Columbus ave-. -
Qucenston. 10 r. 98th - .......-.... l.
$50 " 10Th st......... ..-,.......-'... -
stratford Avon. n. .. cor Riverside
Drive. ....-...s. fs- o.. o.
The CIea -HeId. 103d st and Riversids
rrcr.G uair P'way and s5th - t....... %
Clarendon. ssth ~. and Riverside Drive 3
De witt Court coo Y. 18th St..
vvaftsro-e nth 81 and B'way....-. Z.
f9O-igJ Riverside Drive ....-.....--.... .
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
CONNECTICUT

r.1p SAr.r-IARGE FINE RES' EN-, 2
Grounds $50 feet square drest section ~ cltF
cs on onu COST SGOUGl. Price less tlan one
f0u-.r az cost. p. HALL SHCETS. Room -,
Harris pll'diug New London. Conn
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Two-Room Apartments.

wilton Apis. sol w. 164th st. cor 5000
e,t'lgay way cc,,.i 5os ". i7Yth St.
cor ST. Nicholas ave. 80 -. ..'...' oo
Schuyler Arms. 800 W 9sth s'.''''' 500
The WiIbraham. Fifth ave. and 3Cth ST. , 600
q " t5th s. ebachalors) ......'' A''o'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
Ten-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.

WEST SIDE.
-,,-,..o, -, ~ FIST st............. 1900
T1e n- cha's"oFth' 'Zd 81 ,.t-''..-' ana Fv 5000
Craticrr Court. u Central Park Ncst
coI. ot.L - = --,ii..'-.f1o .,;ya .rs ora . lnN
od ist'aSe ,S- ,S'a-, ou. - r,-i,-e 800
Eleven-Room Apartments.
TEsT SIDE.
-cn
T-eud,lvn. loom s. e Riverside Drive 500
Tl,e rslrorF P'way and ssth st....... 2.t90
Tbe vyoodrue-o SCI " f41st st........ !'slp
leO-r25 Riverside Drive.......-.....'. ''ooV
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
-- r....-t, West End ave z. s2d ~. $500
ceorrear court Central PIX y. & s0th 4o9e
f9O-T95 Riverside Drive ...-.----...-.' S'o''
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Y r1or4fo central Park West 9o;h 81 so.aup
New-York tribune., 1911-10-01
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which WIN save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips.
,uro9w,7Iou FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE

Two-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE. ,oo
12 E. 4sth st. st...........''''''''
Three-Roon Apartment
EAST SIDE ,oo
al Park ave Observation-Disclosures
Six-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE.
The southaoId. las L. 35th st.....'-''
Eight-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE
Tanover. PARK ave. and SD St ....'.' - go
schernerhorn Madison ave. S<n o.. 600
The Mayheld, - East 10Th st...''''''
Nine-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE
Meteor. II z. osth st..........-...'.' Sl''''
Ten-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE.
i2 T. s7th st.........-....... ..'.''''' WV
Eleven-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE.
III Madison ave. .........'.'-..'''' ''''0'
Fourteen-Room Apartment
EAST SIDE.
The Verona, 80 E e4Jh st.......'....' f"OO'
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-23
PROF. TARR
 DOING NORTH

Pros Ralph s. Tarr and Lawrence Martin. of Cornell University. and the formers son. R. S Tar jr,. passed through skagway yesterday leaving on the City Of Seattle for Juneau They are returning from the interior. having gone to the Panama from Val dez.
 The professors are geological ex- perts and have been studying the glaciers of the North for the benefit of science. On the way out they visited Atlin. At skagway. a hurried search was made for Capt. Madsen in order to charter the Uegg for a trip to Muir glacier, but failing, they proceeded to Juneau Capt Madsen is in telegraph communication with them this morning in regard to the trip.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-23
.N0 REASON FUR T

YOU ARE SHOWN THE WAY OUT.
 There can be no just reason why any reader Of this will continue to suffer the tortures of an aching back. the annoyance of urinary disorders, the dangers of serious kidney ills when relief is so near at hand and the most positive proof given that these ills can be cured. The following is convincing proof.
 Mrs. B. J. Roy, 1909 E. Madison St Seattle, Wash, says: 'Doan's Kidney Pills are a splendid medicine and no one who is afflicted with kidney trouble should Tail Go try them. For long time I was annoyed by sharp pains across my back and sometimes had a dull dragging ache through my lolns that robbed me of strength and energy I was not certain as to the cause of the trouble, but finally 5aoideed that my kidneys were disor- dsred When read about Doan's Kidney Pills. made up my mind to give them trial and got a box at the Kennedy Drug Company Moth ing could have given greater sattsfac-
 ion My pains and aches were soon removed and I felt as though I had been given a new lease Of lie"
 
 For sale by all dealers. Price 30 Cruts. Foster -Milburn Co.,. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-23
READY
 FOR BATTLE

Preparatory to a trip to Cast neaux Channel Co cross bats win the fast Juneau and Douglas teams. the Post bah team will change lts line up. The addition Of stockton, who has just returned from Ft Egbert. will strengthen the pitching staff ma teriHliy. he alternating vith Curtis. in the box. and when not pitching, Cur ts, who ls a fast iniielder viii play short. and the team captain. KalaI. win go Co left field, his regular DO sition. The new catcher. Duval. vii alternate with Emerson behind the bat; with this added strength to the team. It win give a good account of Itself when it tackles the teams at Douglas and Juneauy-Pioneeg Press
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-23

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