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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09
The Majestic. Tonight.

Overture Majestic orchestra.
 |. "A Quaker Mother" a beau- 'tiful drama.
 2. Illustrated song, Miss Alice Niece.
 3. "The Sheriff's Brother" good cowboy drama.
 4. "Everybody's Doing It Now" Kacerosky, Henry and Gillis.
 5. Woes of a Wealthy Wid- ow," high class comedy and well worth seeing.
 ."Everybody's Doing IL Now" Kacerosky,Henry and Gillis al the Majestic tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09

islature or any municipality in- terferc with or attempt in any wise to limit the Acts of Congress
 to prevent and punish gambling,
 and all gambling implements
 shall be seized by the United
 States marshal or any of his dep-
 uties, or any constable or police
 officer, and destroyed; nor shall
 spurious or intoxicating liquors
 De sold except under such regu-
 lations and restrictions as Con-
 gres shall provide: nor shall any
 public money be appropriated by
 the Territory or any municipal
 corporation therein for the sup
 port or benefit of any sectarian, dcnominational, or private school,
 or any school not under the ex-
 elusive contrOI of the govern
 mcnt; nor shall the government
 of the Territory of Alaska or any
 political or municipal corpora- 'tiOn or subdivision of the Terri
 tory make any subscription to
 the capital stock of any incorpor-
 ated company, or in any manner
 lend it's credit for the use there
 Of; nor shall the Territory, or any
 municipal corporation therein,
 have power or authority to cra- ate or assume any bonded in-
 debtedness whatever; nor to bor-
 TOW money in the name of the Territory or of any municipal di-
 vision thereof; nor to pledge the
 1alth Of the people of the same
 for any loan whatever, either ii-
 rectly or indirectly; nor to cre- ate, nor to assume, any indebt- ednesS, except for the actual run
 nlng expenses thereof; and no such indebtedness for actual run
 nlng expenses shall be created or assumed in excess of the actu- al income of the Territory or mu- inequality for that year, includ- ing as part of such income ap- preparations then made by Con gross, and taxes levied and paw able and applicable to the pay- mcnt of such indebtedness anI cash and other credits on hand and applicable and not already pledged for prior indebtedness: Provided, that all indebtdness in- cured, or warrants or other rvi- dencrs of indebtedness issued. shall bc paid in the order of crc- | alton; and all taxes shall be equal and uniform, and no distinction snail De made in the assessments between different kinds of prop erty, but the assessments shall De according to the value there or. No tax shall be levied for territorial purposes in excess of one perc"ntum upon the assessed valuation of property therein in any one year; nor shall any in- corD0ratcd town or municiDaIitv levy any tax, for any purpose. m excess of two percentum of Ehr assessed valuation of prop- rrty within the town in any one year; and no act or laws passed by the legislature of Alaska pro- 'ldIng for county form of gov therein shall have auy force or effect until 1t shall be submitted tn and approved by inc affirmative action of Congress-: and all laws passed or attempt- 'd to be passed by such IegisIa- lure in said Territory inconsist- 'nt with tho provisions of this section shall be utterly null and void.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09
SHAMP0OIHG and MANICURING
NOTICE OF SALE.

i In the District Court for the Ter rltory of Alaska, Third Divis- ion.
 In the matter of the bankruptcy Gdpnarg or hnIght,s 6t9, Island a! Consolidated Co poration, bankrupt.--No. 4, in paIlSfHp.cX: Noticpo i: b"naHe Mot,Ge Of Sale. pursuant to an order of sale made and entered by the above entitled court in the above entit- led matter, at Valdez, Alaska, on the, 27th day of March, 1912, the undersi gned as Ancillary Receiv- CT herein,will offer for sale atpub- lie auction, at the front door of the court house in Valdez, Alas ka, on the first day of May, 1912, at the hour of 1 100 o'clock D. m. of said day, 10 the highest and best bidder, for cash, subject to the confirmation of the above en- titled court, the following de- scrlbed property, tO-wit:
 1 Eighty-horse power boiler.
 Twenty-hOrSc power boilers.
 l Flfty-hOrSe power engine.
 1 Twenty flve-horse power en- zine.
 1 Heater.
 1 Boiler pump.
 1 4O-kilowat generator.
 3 Transformers.
 l Boat, one set of oars.
 1 Boat, two sets of oars.
 Aerial tram, 5000 feet long.
 1 Donkey engine.
 1 Sawmill Gold and in dilapi- dated condition).
 700 fire bricks.
 200 feet 8-pOund Trails.
 ? Ore cars.
 Several buildings badly or who'll ly broken down.
 Launch Union.
 That said launch Union is sif- uated at Valdez. Alaska, and all the remainder of the said proper ty is situated at Drier Bay, Knights Island, Prince William Sound, Alaska, where the same may bo examined by bidders be- fore said sale; that a deposit of twenty (20) per cent. on the pur- chase price of said property, or any part thereof, will be required Of tho successful bidders at said sale, and said sale will be report- cd by the undersigned receiver, to the above court, and if said sale IS, confirmed by said court, bills of sales will be delivered to the successful bidders on receipt of the balance of the purchase price, and If not confirmed, the deposit of. twenty (20) per cent. will be returned to inc party depositing the same. If said sale is con. tlrmed and the successful bidder fails for len days after confirm atIonl to pay the remainder of said purchase price. then, and in that case, said twenty (20) per cent. deposit will bc forfeited to said receiver.
 Witness my hand Ihis 27th dav of March, 1912.
 w. !. MORTON.
 AnriIlary Receiver. Smith, BunnelI & Weber. attor-
 ncys for Receiver.
 Notice is hereby given. that pursuant to order of Court made and entered on tho 27th day of April, t9f2, the above sale is hereby postponed and adiourncd until May 18th, at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 27th day of April, 1912.
 w. J. MORTON.
 - Ancill llary Receiver. Smith, Bunnell & Weber, atlor-
 naRs for Receiver.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09
Leap Year Dance.

The ladies of the Moose will give a Leap Year dance at Moose hall next Saturday night. May fl |. All Moose ladies and friends arc invited. A four-piccc orchestra anH lunch. k If
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09

'"EvcrybOdy's Doing Tt Now" :" kacerosky. Henry and Gillis al Inc Majestic tonight. Z.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09
NOTICE OF spEo,AL rEnsss

of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Di- vision.
 The President of the United StateS of America to the residents of the Third Judicial Division of
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09
Current News of tho Week.

The past weeks happenings in Valdez marked m epoch in the history of our Hourishing com- munity:
 Dr. German having retired as our theatrical imprissario, the business is now in the hands of Pantages Davis.
 The dike bill passed the house. II. Delaney, the Terrible Turk
 THE RI(
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09

Reliable woman wants position as hOusckrrpcr or cook in camp. Apply Saratoga House.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-09
Latest Eastern DesIqns

In wall paper al Inc Owl Drug Co., Inc.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
TOURNEY DATES
NAMED BY GOLFERS
Chicago Draws Annual Amateur
ChampiOnships-of Officers of Asa
sociation Are Elected.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 1a.-For the nrSs
time In the history OF the organisation
the United States Golf Association held
its annual meeting IN this city in ths
clover room OF the Bellsvue-SGatfordS
Hitherto meetings have been held eiahes
In New York or Chicago, and now thas
the association has been broken away
from tradition. It is possible that meets
ings will be held here in future years.
The following officers were elected WITH
out opposition: President. Silas StrRvu,
Chicago: vice presidents. Milton Dargsn,i
Atlanta, Ca. and Joseph S. Clark. Philas
delphia Cricket Club; secretary, Roberf
c. Wilson, New York: treasurer, W. Eais
lows Morgan. Morristown. n. T.; execuf
tive committee. Albert B. Dick, Chicagof
James l. Tailor. Manchester, Masaf
Harry L. Aver, Boston. and Frank =
Woodward. Denver, Colo.
There were several bids for the various
championships, but II was eventually de-
cided to hold the amateur champ1onAhid
at the Chicago Golf Club. the open cham
pionship at the Buffalo Country Club, and
the women's championship at the Essex
Country Club, Manchester, Mass.
1t was further decided to appropriate
$1,000 for the championship and 500 fad
the open championship.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
SPORTING
SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.

South Porcupine, Ontario. wants to
stage the Johnson-F1ynn fight. No use
searching for It; this place is not on the
map.
Last night saw the water wagon going
up Fourteenth street on two wheels.
The turning over point will be reached
soon.
"The Diamond Cipher continues to in
terest washington fans. 1t sure is one
great baseball story.
Wrestling will again be on trial in the
District There is to be a match Tues
day night. As long as the bouts are on
the level all will be well.
'Frenchy'' could give US list OF the
twenty best bonifaces were he not bit
doubtful about the other nineteen.
Nearly every day we get budget Of
news TO the effect that the Boston Red
Sox are better than ever and will be
80 per cent stronger than last year 1t
looks as IL McAleer's crew would win the
pennant before the season begins.
Sandy Ferguson says he has 1t on a lot
Of fighters because when he quits the
ring he can drive a truck. The alterna-
tive of most boxers is tending bar.
Arthur Devlln is hoping that, McGraw
will send him to Baltimore. I'D rather
be a regular in the minors than q bench
warmer in the big show. says Arthur.
Bugs Raymond is absolutely through
Nk.ar harr
are through with him
Knapp, of Cleveland; cieotte. of Bos-
ton, and warhop. Of New York, are the
smallest pitchers in the big leagues, al
though. Earl Hamilton. OF the Browns. is
no giant.
A good way to avoid the ticket scandal
that develops in the Chicago and New
York during the worlds series Is for the
Reds to win the pennant.
The tin Is out in Boston that Ar
thur Devlin win be third baseman for
Wards Braves before the first OF June
Johnny Killing is coming East again this
month and hopes to make couple OF
deals with McGraw. AS manager OF tne
Braves. Killing realizes that ne neeos 70 40
SOmetnlnB DeIOES CahiHe N0
Jim Dunn has started training already
for the Georgetown football team. Jim ran
fifty yards Yesterday and. throwing out
his chest, said: That's enough for to-
day"
And by the way, Jawn Crosby Is some
billiard expert. Ask Billy sitterding and
"Wabby'' O'Connor.
There is still plenty Of ice on the basin.
A FEW Drprr poPEs FROM FREDERrcKs-
BURG. VA.
II crow died would a polcupanes
a msrnsId 1. 4 woman, Is a hshernani
ia n 'robb.d 4 church would the steepanchasers
II candio Is heavy. Is The sas hghtl
~ !. f.S- -1.-s, f-irted wuuld ths nourwaikerl
II . psssnasssr stamped hs daughter. vOald ;As
nan orrigf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
PROSPECTS
LOOM UP BRIGHT
G. O. Youngsters Have World
of Material for Base
ball Team.
EARLY WORK In Gym"
Capt. Mccarthy Is Confident Of
Turning Out a Championship
Aggregation This Year.
EARLY WORK In "GYM''

That the Georgetown Preparatory
School Will this spring be represented
by one OF the best mines the school has
ever had seems to be the general opinion
Of the student body on the Hilltop, be-
cause OF the fact that only two men Of
last years crack nine are missing
In an interview with Capt Mccarthy.
Il was learned that he expects to have
about twenty-five candidates out for. his
team. He will ccmplete arrangements
with the varsity management for the
use OF the gymnasium next month. It Is
his intention to get his men out two or
three times a week Indoor work is
something new for the Props, and is
bound to prove beneficial.
The place left vacant by Catcher LOehl,
of last years team, will be taken care OF
by Ed Marum, the football and basket
BAH star. Shsan. who halls from Madi-
son Academy, Madison, Wis, Is heralded
as a wonder.
For the pitching department there are
three men of more than ordinary abili-
ty. Capt Mccarthy is expected TO do
the bulk of the pitching. He will be
ably assisted by Corbett and Phillips.
Corbett halls from the Mount st. Mary's
Prep School OF North Carolina, and II Is
claimed that he held the crack A. and
N. team, of the same State. to three hits
IN a practice game last spring. Little
is known Of Phillips ability, but he Is
couft.ueA nm Pare. 4 CoIumn q
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
Local Recruits ShOW
FrSt-cIaSS Records
In Minor Leagues
Official Averages Just Made Public Indicate that
Griff VIII Have Promising Material
for the Spring Try-out
Br WILLIAM PEET.

In judging of the ability of major league recruit very often sta
show how good poor the ball player really hap
be- Often Lacquer with batting percentage of 245
vii Jump big show and hit like a house afre.
often $50 the bushes will collect mark of OS9
the majors and drift back where his cubswinging ability again
the talk of the league.
Spaldings Official Record Book the market last week
marks every organized BASEBALL
that IS every player in league where Statistics compiled
The therefore able cold figures the records
of every drafted purchased by the Washington baseball
ageent Every of these viii to
Charlottesville March for tou and records count for much
Washington will try betterookng bunch of youngsters than
spring. will remembered that of dozen
recruits survived after the American League
month old
Gr will have figure third baeman, and unfortunately the
list does show any regular dacker, although it is just
barely possible Jack Flynn be given trial the far
Kid Foster of Rochester Scott the Youngstown crack who
last season covered short, might possibly fit at third
If young Ray Morgan shows unexpected fom there vii be
worry about the hot but the general verdict last
that he BIT too light for the place.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
CARDINALS BEATEN
BY INGRAM QU|NT
Alexandria Team Loses First
Game in the Basket
ball League.
THE SCORE is % TO A
Jack Dodge Plays Great Game for
the Winners, Caging Six
Fancy Baskets.

In a game replete with fast playing,
star basket shooting. and good teamwork
on the part OF both quints. the Ingram
Church team handed the Cardinals their
first defeat Of the season last night in
the formers gymnasium. p to a.
The Ingram team showed marked i'm
provement over its last appearance, and
from the beginning to the end OF the
game Il was full Of pep" The Car
dinals were somewhat off-coIor in their
shooting. missing several set-ups at op-
Fortune times.
Getting an early lead. the Ingram lads
set fast pace. which caught their op-
ponents mapping. and at the close OF the
first half were in the lead by eight
points. However. the Cardinals came
hack after a short rest. and before the
Ingram lads could get started had tied
the score.
After this the Ingram lads took a
brace. and from then to the close of the
game had easy sailing. Jack Dodge, the
former Business High School athlete.
was the individual star OF the game, los
ing his man and caging six pretty bas-
kets, while his team mate, McCaffrey.
played a good defensive game. Cockren
rut up a good game for the Cardinals.
Lineup and summary:
INGRAM ALEX. CARDINALS
pOdss, r =, EnfSistis, r. p
assestssT ssSssts 4 I g. O. eodssH eeastssiH2oR h I a e.
GOais-yarels %. DOdrs (9. stansborOuEn CO.
DOdss q. EntEisas. RoSzts. FO1ls euumittea-
Ingram. s; Cardinals Refgee-Mr. J. CoIlinoEer
GeUgstoSn. TmsrS-NszrA Has and Torney.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14

Entry blanks VIII be ready for dis
trfbution Wednesday and can be obtained
from The Washington Herald or Frank
Sherman, Of the Royal Bowling Alleys,
in New. York avenue.
The conditions governing this big tour
ney are so liberal that every bowler in
the District can enter and try for the
prizes There Is absolutely no entrance
fee charged. Five men teams must be
sffilIated with a regularly organized Dis
trict league. Members OF these teams
are eligible TO roll in the doubles and
singles event
Duckpin tournaments have been held
here previously, but IN years past the
game did not enjoy the immense popu-
larity Il does at present.
The medals will be OF special design
and win be made by r Harris & Co, OF
this city. They viii be the best money
can buy. a fitting example OF the jew
elers' art.
Manager Sherman. Of the Royal Alleys,
will have the alleys overhauled and
everything IN readiness for the first
match.
Entries win close January 2. and II Is
requested that teams and individual
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
G. U. STARS TO RUN
In IRISH-A. MEBT
Carrigan, Eller, and Chapman Win
Race in Big Indoor Games
in New York.

Three Of Georgetown's star athletssa
Capt. Carrigan. Eiler. and Chapman, Wi
compete in the Irish-American kthlsti6
Club games IN Madison Square Gardsnii
New York, on Thursday. January q
Bob Eller has been entered IN the
sprints. and VIII also oppose hia brotheN
Jack IN the seventy-yard low hurdles and
the sixty-yaSd high hurdles.
Capt. Csrrigan. who did so well In tha
A A q. championship games Deeembsp
IS and q, viii be entered In the 70 and
800 yard runs.
Eddie Chapman win run against Meyer
the three-dme champion. In the eoo-yard
run. He win also have such worthy apS
ponents as Eller and Clark, from the
Xavier Club, against him
This big annual meet win have . great
bearing on picking men for the Olympic
games. II viii also be the last big meet
held in Madison Square Garden. As &c
has been sold and wiH be utilized foa
other purposes.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
Rules for Herald Tournament

Any duly organized team, afili-
ated with any league in the Dis
trict. may enter to contest for
the team prize.
Any Individual or two-men
team may enter.
No bowler is permitted to bowl
more than once (three games) in
each event.
No entry fee will be charged.
Bowlers, however. must pay for
the games bowled.
To facilitate the making up OF
a schedule satisfactory to all
entrants, It is advisable that
teams sending IN their entries
give two or three available dates.
Entries will positively close on
January 2T.
Entry blanks obtaininable at
sporting department Of The
Washington Herald, and of
Frank Sherman. proprietor OF the
Royal Alleys, where the tourna-
ment will be held.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14

bowlers reply as soon as possFhls. 50
that schedule can be arranged and the
dates published
This Is a chance for the crack oow1sr4
Of washington to get together and show
the home folks how well they can spill
the little pins. No pin knight In barred,
and, as the tournament will likely be II
progress for a month. It Is expected that
many high scores will be made.
There Is q chance for a bowler 20 OBJ
tain more than one medal, as the same
man can enter with team, rou IN the
doubles. and also in the singles. Not only
in these events. but as prizes are given
for the high game and high total. bowl
er can obtain five prizes. There IS littl5
chance OF any pin knight being the wins
ner Of all these classes. although Il haa
been done.
Only one chance in each event viii b
given the bowlers, the same as In thd
big pin tournaments at Paterson and Chi
cago. As this Is the first duckpin tours
nament OF its kind ever held IN the Diss
trict. II Is expected that practically every
wielder OF the small ball will enter and
try TO corral one OF the handsome prices
offered by The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14

ham a hot fight for second base. He is
Sheer, who last season played that posi-
tion for the Youngstown team.
Sheer did not get into but ffty-four
games during the ISL season, but wal
loped the ball for .321 and fielded, .952-
Sheerer Is described as fast man on the
bases, and possessing great throwing
arm.
His 1911 record is given below:
Batting-G., 81; ABB, Is6; R., S5: H.. s3;
2B., II; 3d., 8; HR-, ); SB., 4; SH., 5;
TB-, 100; pct, 81
Fielding-G.. 81; Po., IO4; A. 13I; E, Il;
pct, 952
When it comes to outfielders, there Is
likely TO be a merry scramble for two of
the jobs. Milan is certain to play center,
and. with everything going properly. Doc
Gessler may play right Whether or not
Germany Schaefer is shifted to right will
depend upon several things. In the event
OF neither Flynn nor Spencer making good
at first, Schafer would be the logical
man, and the wise ones predict that the
season will not be very many days old
before the Teuton will be found holding
down the first pier.
Gessler will have to hit better than he
did last season TO make sure Of his job in
right field. For left field Red Walker
anu ION Long nave perhaps Lne urbI
claim, but there is Maths, the Virginia
Lacquer, to consider: Shanks the fleet
footed center gardener Of the Youngs-
town club last year, and last, but not
least, Moeller. of, Rochester. MoIler
played right field for Rochester. and II
he dose not make good, everybody in the
Eastern League will wonder why.
George Moreland, former president of
the Ohio and Pennsylvania League, told
the writer in New York last month that
he believed Shanks would be a sensation
in the American League. Moreland thinks
that Shanks is a second Ty Cobb.
The recruit outhelders' marks are as
follows:
Shanks-
Batting-G., Ia: ABB, 42s; R. 81; H, 124;
2B., q: 3D., s; HR-, 8; SB., 36; SH., 36;
TB., 190; EB.. &C; pct. 81.
Fielding-G., pa; Po., 26s; A, 3; E, ;;
pct. 800.
Maths
Batting-G, ia; ABB, I5s; R.. q; H, 40;
SB.. q: SH.. 10; TB.. 21s; pct, 3os.
Fielding-G., 124; Po., 191; A. 3; E., II;
pct, s4S
MoeIler-
Batting-G., 101; ABB. $50: r., 60; h. 1oe;
TB.. 1l9; ZB., Il; sB.. Il; HR-, 3; sH., 20;
Fieiding-G., %; Po.. 12S; A. L; E. 10;
pct, 92.
A short time ago one Of the Washing
ton papers called attention to the Ma
tionals' string Of lengthy pitchers, point
Continued on Page >, Column &.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
RoANoKE TEAM EASY.

-LynchburE Y. NJ. G. A. Captures
Basketball Game by 81 to IL.
Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. 12-The local Y.
N. c. A basketball team kept its string
Of victories clean this evening when 1t
defeated the Roanoke association, y to
u. The game was marked by hard
work, which was frequently rough. on
terdinger and Campbell did the most
brilliant work for Lynchburg, EngIeby
and Carlton starring for Roanoke.
Lineup: Lynchburg-campben ana
Jamerson, forwards; James, center; on
terdinger and Adams. guards.
Roanoke-F. Engleby Davis, ana e.
Davis. forwards; Reeves. center; Carl
ton, E. Davis, and Goldman. guards.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
Washington Herald
To Conduct Monster
Duckpin Tournament
District Bowlers Given Opportunity TO CompetA
for Handsome Gold. SiEper, and Bronze Med
aIs-CarnipaL Starts February I.

biggest dup bowling tourney the history of the spor
Capital will February the Royal Alleys and viii ha
under the auspices The Washington Herald 1t expected this
carnival will bring together than 400 bowlers.
rapid has been the growth of this sport Washington that
present there nineteen ducpn leagues doing business the vs
Capital the prizes the best god SILVER
that money buy will attract every lover of the indoor SPORT
The Washington Herald offers wenysl medals for the high
solid gold medals will be the making the
highest three games FIVE silver medals the mailing
high total and FIVE bronze medals the finishing third
Similar awards will the singles whd
gold medal unique design will be awarded the bowler making
highest single game Of the tournament and another gold medal
to the bowler having the best total for nine games.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
Sheppard An /. A. 4. c. Games.

Melvin W. Sheppard. the premier mid
die distance runner OF the country. has
recovered from the operation performed
en- his neck. and has sent in his entry
for the Irish-American games in New
York on January Is
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
saiIee on the WAGON,

Slim saIlee, the lanlly left-hander OF
the st. Louis Cardinals. is on the water
wagon. It isn't one of those New Years
swear-offs, as SiIas declares he has been
riding safely on the front seat for sew
eraI months.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
Dnrtmouth Reat. oorneII.

ithaca. N. Y, Jan. i3-Ths coruGz
basketball team was defeated here to-
day by the Dartmouth team BY q score
OF - TO Is. The game was most exciting
and the result was IN doubt Hntn aAQ
last minute. -