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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

kas l. lsas lsr~~ U.sv sDu0s
her N b vese. ! OeuSnnt ~ 80
have H. secSass UAnf g. NJ b ~
SET caat yes nahs - sr oe-~
= might" EAphDs aaia assuming
NE cog air tbAs 80 tnnsssl 70 be 20
izsessssisss. way 20 Jos wass . hAs7
s !; Tor yossx sister,-
We IAphss Eos sse. rs shss
ssy lin to have q saess--tve
saastS A yossn9 iadv I'm greatly In
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Come. Lacy he ssGeested Iafs
90 and sce-and see The sosassh
'Nay. Harry" she snsilas. Let ne
see tbs collection . isnk % rot
kao~ thee we're an aathaEity on shas -
Later. Lscy." he said Later"
Then ~ili peep into shy library"
she decided. lis ROT thss M
she started TO the other door. epsa-
ne into the room where the Count
wa~ Willing the time away and CON
tentins his soul with such patience -
~ could muster
No. no." Harry said. almost sraar
Ideally. catching Lucys arm. "sa
now"
But Why. Harry"
Tive got little surprise in there
for you. Lacy"
SURPRISE On. surprise me now
That woule spoii h all" he assured
her, feeling that his rsse was woe
ing
hiow can II surprise me later. vhao
! know n Ia TO be q surprise. cay
way" she asked. with feminine logic
Well--it viii be q sgrprise-and Z
--shaa is"
Nov. Harry. thee has arousea NJ
curiosity will see now"
No" he told her. firmly Not nov.
L.atss"
But nov. Harry"
''Oh. come. Lacy" he said. WisA .
nss's usual isek Of Judgment "Rs
sasonable"
- thee call me uaressonsbls'
o.. n father knew that already tAse
- csllsd me- that" she poutel.
mo- 10. I didn't say you weO -
poasensble iust-just ssked - -
~ rsassssble"
''But that 10 ths saae thiRG," Ne
stamped her little fest wSsA the words.
Lucy. you mistuAos me-" he said.
sessmaly. z simply was aot resAy ~
you 10 book IN there yet"
"Alss." Lucy almost wept To
tAaoh Tat vs have bad our Arst suar.
sSl alrsaAy!"
Marry csss near TO her and mus
0sred:
ShAs = @ooS O48 ~
sAow NE you forgive me-"
Nay. Harry" che protested. bsa
ast very fsrcibly The knowsst Z
- sot approve q that"
"biSw caa you aporovs sf Q thing
uattl yos have NJ" Harry wsnts1 -
6aOW. Aal thea-
ooesaaes Pvsn0ss. - bsa - hanA.
ap0sess1 n IT, Aesswav. 60 49,
- 80 ssot his heaFt tAump1n0 -
~ best hssls
Wee is met" he saiA. soAly ~
time 10 Givs her my prsss.t - -
yet"
Aad as he turned TO % - colltAsl
WftA Carolyn. That plump y03aG
tady accepted his apology Gaily, sad
teft him still delivering 1t - he west
sa Gown the hall, while she rushed to
Lucy anA greeted her eAusively.
We're going to have the jolliest
time ever" Carolyn cried delighteAly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

terested in-you see. n - Hosa .
long since We parted that ! en- supO
you have fOsGotten De-and se-weil
this younG lady b 70 wilt nay sisssr.
and-wsn. I've Sot TO 81 sAst 49,"
Is the haf 1or hsrs" DNDAos aoho1.
intsrestealy.
No." Harry s,saAsssA "Tfs ser
another womaa"
DApAae drew AesssH - vitA the
pose 81 . tragedy eusea.
"AhA!" - sstA. - AsauaeloA0ry
toso. 30 yes'ps W - vssr old
tricAs. ere yeu,"
Hasry vilssl q sAas. e. sssld
make - su0ciset ssplv.
"WsaL" paVAas AssiAs1, TIN 49,
- - Aa1-o - snn1DosA -
81 4 0n1sAsl ~ GGRoasa, WUso1D1
tAst psu 80 IE5uSa - s0e nsaao
ssavO-1Aan ha0o - q - = -
essv. ssolv 1nansss ssuAUAG..
nassy - sOAosl ~ - -
nucA. ~ osrs - ~ - - 80
81 ~ Osubas - 0aD - OOoAO
vSso 6~soAs1 ~ -.
49, - -. ~ Sss
~ vsass 49, nnoAns $1,000
- - VsuAa ~ tsnOsl . -
sannss - ~ - Gnas. e. oso
Asss hsaAsssa sAsa ~ -"
= oDsU. ~. nnOAA \ = 49,,
- vsa -. eAsss Osss>s - -
-. 60 . ssnt - sWaV WAo
aAsusl - satsseaAaAaG sAsa."
rAsy vsav nAss vsu." nAUAas
~. eruelly. "vex'rs sst - vssy -
esvta1sing"
Z know it-anl IN at ~ wssUt ~
~. &c." with . hopeful esAsass n
~ voice, you get ne The hat and
veil have that little Ainaer soms 81
- evening"
mo dinner tonight. ~ hat to-day.
Vas Daphnes ultimatun. when fro2
somewhere in the house came tho
voices of Lucy anA Carolyn calling -
Marry.
Great Scott" he muttered. This
sAing's getting worse! They mustn't
80 you here"
4. They" Daphne asked. Who are
they?"
-one is my sister; the other is-tAe
sther girl"
''Oh. goodness. Harry" Daphne al
most wept Il didn't mean TO get you
Into trouble. Hide me, hide me!
Heavens. II there should be any talk
about me-just when my millinery
business is doing SO nicely. You
ought to be ashamed to allow an in
nocent girl to take such chances -
this
But Harry was hurrying her toward
the library door. At first he had un-
consciously started her toward the
other one. but halted. remembering
that Mrs. Blazes was there. He mute
ly directed her to go into the library,
and then said In a hasty whisper:
Don't pay any attention TO the
man in there. just hide yourself in
there few minutes. and Ill get the
girls to go back downstairs on some
pretext"
As the door closed on Daphne he
left the room and so he did not hear
from the library the voice of the
Count saying:
Veil, py graciousl Liddle Daphne"
Nor the amazed tones OF Daphne as
she exclaimed:
Why. Count, What are you doing
here?"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

saeas on yos- Is 1os raw sse
saizsns isr yss ~ s.as sssszsass.s.-
sszs On Ger cernar.~
slsDAas rrsea 70 exs.a.n
Honest CO.nsy she said q ~bsuh
pei same BE- fsausad -tsanast. cass.
~. ] GiaBt aaas2 20 as=a,sposat vs..
hut traselfaz seasl.nssa I hssar
seen fgT . iaHx sims cane shrosxa.
sad a. J hasn't saan him iar 50 soas
{ soni 70 suuger sifh hla yoa see
ne uoabie pish yoa and ne ~as 10
aar ue taISea fBzE ne tine
ruH euf Understand vos ssa the osaer
raN yoa CuEisans Understand ass
It Cossf l0oaed a. her hsasky
Aier exii4nat1on did ROT sxpsasa a al.
7such a decei-fulnessf~ he sasa
And after gave yos ms RAG sso~
dasea yea hep NJ
The Counts sagea'y tnaizsasioa
aser her having Rep; his rsne vas
iHcfHTed Wiah a hffis tvinse O. e8n-
cicace over the fact tha;. sepa ased
rom them hy only a thin door was
Hnofher lady 10 whom. that very day.
uzsn' had the habit OF Wishing on
lrs. ss an inoiasn; os his various ar
asions And ne sooner did he ~isa 81
ln then ne began 10 wish n back
= didn't Keep your old ring"
1V phne retorted
Yen didn't"
No. ! gave !; away to . gentleman
rriend"
Watt" the Count asked In nosie
1orrOr You gave my beaudifsl ring
way Ach' To think Of it. init ali
fs fami y Wnt historical significance
bolng en- der finger OF some common
,ersonf"
Indeed" Daphne snapped ''Ese
snf sny common person. 1 want you
o know. He is the head Of q noble
amily. respected citizen and q par
cn'ar admirer of mine"
The Count regarded her with q icy
are as he said crushinGly:
4 en- afraid den he iss sot - ~.
cu'ar as he might be"
For moment the very air wss
erse between them. The Count
Jared at Daphne. snd D&pAne ~
urned his glare With Aery interest
he leaned over until her sharp nose
as within three inches a Mis- sass.
nd said to HIM ia rssory accents:
You can't insult -. I've hssa -
sulted b. eaperts!"
rhe cesse Sanpel - sAs~O -
had been prickes BY . pin. rh&s st
ting Of him down ~ Q noaeatity. o.
compsnied BY . sharp snAp - ~
finger. wss . bit more cavalier trsst
ment than he had ever received Ne
could thiRh Of nothing to say ta reply
Daphne. nov thoroughly angry. vest
Ca
= want you TO unAsrstand that Osa-
essl Blazes-"
You save my ring to Chssssal
Blases'" the Count gaspeA.
Sure" DapAne replied
"Meia 00tt In himnel,"
With one 81 his rings On H. 0so-
erals anger end the other - the
Eager Of the Generals wife, IT,
thought wee too nvcA. The Ceust
dropped hmply into . cAaAr 81
WaGeel he hssl Orinly.
DstA FlaUs h asr sane 1Nn1lvi
A, 0ott!" - nurnurol.
Marry hurried into the rssa. anl
Stsppsl n sstoeishnsat ct sAOAt q
them.
"Hesoi" ~ exclaimed. yea GAesb1-
~ have come cut here. 0st bAch -
tAs hbeery for . minute anl thea IN
NJ yov escape"
He s0ilsd easily NV. ~ - -
heved - had arranged msttses %
ehof - could eliminate tAses pooplo
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
lonsiasad from Lass Week.
evsoess&

cHApTrn . 0>1ry s~ison r. spin-
NINA stofas nss aato. hiT thoughts
s~etiH4 ~ rAspg sRt8a ipation of a CON-
We tisit tfpnl hss asncee lacy Nss.issrs .
S.sssefssss Who sa.rs<d him when h. a.
shlArea N an saiss aauiasnf o,If in the
eonn,ry BIS mind taken on of hie sar-
so..lishnss BY thset pieasssn; thoughts h.
ashes into s8othsf asIto containing a
.sernsn uount end q beautiful woman
tne w.Hsns haf b ruined Absent mind.
guy harry tnrao1D the remnants of the
1st N has poak0k and ms~es his esoaVe
CHATTER y Careiyn. Harry's sisssr
s-I.ses y viAy hos'en. esorste~ prim-
hser distant rD}ative of l..scy's arrives
yith . hat insseasd - . SIT to I.scs
darry 10 trsiscd 70 HE home by the Ger
pen eosnt ssA - iaAs VI ~ damaged
CHAPTER N Who y s-ve,aps. rs
ors @~naral uaoD8, She ir In dlssrao-
Won '-sf her husA~na should hear % her
ScApase She 1Dclares that her mlillnar
tod her 2 daDlsoats Of the ruined hat had
iesen delivered - Hsrry's house r.
seonaine 20 hcr euWAnds Tor the hat biar-
~ tnsssts thaf ~ knows nothing about
" 1dicy M@ddssD end her father arrive
80 the Count b oecreted IN the library
ana hrs Bissss In Hsrrys bedroom.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
esalAvo0 W..

w. ~ A0Gy otFOtie0 DtO
- 60. tSst aDsss DAuAns haA sss-
sss1D1 N Ossoao lnas ~ rssa vssA
~. Blasss. - Sops fsslsSs1 ~
~. nss11sss. -. nso1nss - -
- 0aaV tn1aO - lnsssust - -
Dservye hsoa ~ vas H. - -
- - sss ~ vAsss - oAUnD
OMsss ~ ssso - vssa - -
0m1ns D1seusoA bssas oaA hgtsAAs0
-0nnv - Uo1GA vosU - . - -
S~s - Uss.ns \ - - s.ssus
OsnN
% nsssy.. l.ev ~ .~snls = -
- 1ssa AsnOhod vts1ai"
tn 1staG svssvth1aG I - - -
\ pssessaa ~ -. 80 Z haQD useA1ao
AAepsss - eUsn D." Marry ss1d.
hsA1ess. DsvtaG sbsst tAs -
G>spss1 st H. esss = - nhrary.
What = h tAsss. NY bovr -
asosd. = hsssat bssa ~ tAaA pOO
"TAsv<," nss.y sspssssl. ,ssvsssly.
~OA. that's juse jSsh reom"
Thee nseas . bsak roso." Lacy
sarectel hin, nischtsvGosly.
"ves." Harry saaA '1ts . juak
bsAk room"
"vsrily." saAl nr. Meddess, . jusa
euak room must be interesting"
And before Harry could stop him no
- opened the leor and started n,
Saly to step bach anl say:
why. there 10 some one in here"
is there," Harry asked, aRectinG
eurprise hastily trying to think how
~ the headlines would be In the
papers the ssst day
Why, who can 1t be-" Lucy askel
Harry, feeling that all was lost, sup
recked his brain for some hallway
reasonable explanation OF the pre-
ence. as he thought. of Daphne =
well as the Count. in his library.
why. you see" be began. they
they are"
They" Medders said There 10
only one man in here"
Harry was lost for language ana
bereft of thought when the Count
stalked msjestically from the door.
No one else could be seen in the
library. Harry looked swiftly through
the doorway into every corner of thaa
room. asking himself Where the
dickens has she gone?''
She was no longer there. that much
was certain And he turned to see
the Count bowing stilf1y to Mr.. Med
ders and Lucy. The Count held Q
book in his hand, and as his head
rose from one of his deep bows he
winked earnestly at Harry-a helpful
friendly wink, which was as though
Ii said for him not to worry. that the
Count would back him up in any
story he told
Il beg your pardon" Harry rallied.
Il had quite forgotten the Count Mise
Medders. Mr.. Medders. this is the
Count Won F1tz"
The Count bowed beautifully, Lucy
courtesied, her father shook the
Counts hand-and still everything
was not explained
And Is the gentleman thy instruo.
tor. perhaps?" Medders asked, notina
the book the Count held. and associat
ing 1t with the fact that the Count had
been in the library.
Harry fairly bubbled with JOY a.
this helpful suggestion. all uncon-
seionsly given by Nedeers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
REFUSE
 l WILSON. If PENSION ;I
No Reason for RefusaI--appIica- ]. ton Caused Adverse Com- F ment.

New York, Nov. 22.--Thc lrus- bees 0f the ,Carnegie fund flor the pcnsiOning of disabled col lrge professors today announced their decision on the application made by Professor Wilson. now prrsidrnt-elect of the. United States for pension under the terms of the gift made by Car n"eic some years ago.
 Tn" trustees refused to make any statement other than tu say that the election of Professor Wilson tn the presidency did not in any way affect their judgment
 Considerable adverse comment was made by the press of the United States when il was first an nnunced about a year ago that Professor Wilson was an appli- cant for a pension. He was at that time governor of the state of New Jersey.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
RECEPTION ID
 JAS. W|CKERSHAM Large Crowd oreets Delssate at Court House and Listens
 to Discourse.

Delegate Wickrrsllani Was piv- rn reception in the federal court room last night. arranged by To- cal Bull Moose politicians. The room was crowded and the dele gate made T talk devoted chiefly to the Elnries of his home rule bill. He defended it's provisions and explained that the reason all control of Alaska fisheries was withheld from tn" legislature Was because such cnmtrni entails an enormous eXprnSr which the ter rit0ry could not stand. He gave no reason why ill" fisheries them selves could not be made lo pay the freight involved in their reg ulation. when il is known by rv- "rHbndy that the business iS nearly all profit.
 > The delegate s;lid he had done all h" could tn pass ihr Valdez 'lIkr bill in the house last sum- mrr. but left ihr suspicion that h" didn't like tn" fact that the bill went through the senate. saying: "Whrn you want any thine here in Valdez >emI lu nc. l am your representative in con gross. Don't sent in senator Nrl- son ar in" War department" National qualities rrrrivrd nu attention. and no reference was made to the drlogair's rnnnrr- tI"n with tn" national Surehrad party or the recent slaughter ot the f"ur-eyrd bull moose.
 Mir. WickrrSham will sail on inc
 MaripOsa tonight nn his way l., Washington.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
BENEFIT SHOW TONIGHT
 AT THE ORPHEUM

The ladies will give a fine show lhiS evening at Inc Orpfrunl for the benefit of the Good Sa- marian hospital. \ fine program has been provided and all who al lend will enjoy the treat furnish Cd by the ladies and will also help the construction of d ward Tor those afflicted with runlag- IniIs dirsaS"S. The following pro- gram has been arranged for and Inc show will commence at eight o'clock ihis evening. Ad- mission 5Oc; children 25r:
 l. Overture.
 ;. Interesting travrluglirS.
 '. Motion picture. scenic.
 [. Club swinging by Al. DnwI- ing.
 ,. M"Ii"n picture. scream rum- rdy.
 6. Song.
 :. Moving picture, curiosity comedy.
 8. Illustrated duet, crllo-piann. Surryhnc and Ingram.
 9. Song.
 10. Characteristic slides.
 1T. Motion picture, Curing the office Boy" comedy.
 i2. Goodnight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
SALE OF SUBWAY
 TICKETS IN ONE YEAR

New York. Statistics of Sub way travel for the twelve months ended June 30, 1912, were given out by the Public Service Com mission. It appears that in the year covered, 2,973,856 pas seng"rs took rides on the sub way, of whom, emitting those who bought tickets at stations. where there is only one ticket booth, roo, ,8I0,993 were nOrihbuund and lO5,6I1, ,659 were sOuthbOund. This represents a daily travel of 80 ,000 passengers over a rail road which was designed to car ry 100000 a day. The nri in crease for the year is 26.269. .O6O paSSengrrh, and ihis is an in crease of 71.2G2 passengers for each day. This iS not equal tn he daily increase of 1910 over 1909 "f S9.3O0. but is more than IlIrc" times as great as the in- rr"as" Of 1911 over 1910. which was only 22.112.
 When stations are cOnsidrrrd the tremendous amount of bus mess which Times Square brings tO the Subway stands out clear ly. Al this station were SOlA last year l2.10g.3fi tickets. an in crease of .I.Oi6.2SG over last year. and a daily average of B. 3HO. Comparing this with other stations, il iS found that il Sur- passes considerably the express Stail"ns al Ninriy-SiyIh Sirrrl and S"v"nIy-srrond street. and iS within a few hundreds q day nr Forrirrnlh Strr,I.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
ONLY TWO MORE STATES
 NEEDED FOR INCOME TAX

Washington. Nov. 3i--Furmal notice of inc ratification by the state of Louisiana of the income tax constitutional amendment reached the State Department to- day. Thiriy-thror states have given notice of their approval of this amendment and the depart ment is daily expecting notice from the state of OhiI, whose legislature has already acted fa- vOrably.
 The affirmative votes of only two states are now necessary tu the three-fOurths required by the constitution for the adoption of the amendment. It is not doubted that the necessary votes will b. forthcoming during the coming winter sessions of the legislatures of the following states which have not yet acted upon the amendment: Della ware, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, Penn |sylrania, Vermont, Virginia. West Virginia and Wyoming.
 Only two StateS-- MinnrSuia a and MaSSarhusritS--have So far acted upon the amendments sub miti"d Io them by congress pro- NidiLg for the election of United Stai"S senators by popular vote.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Mrs. Dr. AXtrll is the first wo- man lp hr elected lU the lrgis- laturr in inc slate of Washing ton. She iS also the only one now in the legislature. Her home k in I'rllingham.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

The bridge party of Mr. and Mrs. Shepard, which was to have taken Dlacc' the coming Satur- day night, has been postponed ior one week and will be given on Saturday. the 3Oih.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
Moose Rehearsal.

Tn" nlrnlb"rS of Alaska Mun~ will meet ai their hall un Suu- day. Nov. 2i. al i D. m. for Mrn,- urial service rehearsal All mrm- h"rS ar" r"uurstrd iu l,r prrSyni
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
Marlposa Not Reported.

Up to the time of going to press no word has been received by the cable nor the steamship office regarding the Mariposa. IL Is hardly likely that she will leave Tor the south until some time to- morrow morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Crit. T"lmnn, formerly of Sew ard. and son of Game Warden T"lni"n of that city. recently Killed man in Golden. Coloradn. while riding his niotorcyclr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

War correspondents say the Iurk'sl infantry made 0 dcspor- otc hgh' against odds when near ly starved.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

As matter of fact "The UliH" lis the most comfortable place to stop in Valdez. Why not go thnrc first and save the embar- rassmcnt of changing?
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

]hci" Is ia inches of snow all Beaver Dam. while ai Tonsiua they have four inches.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Just received a new line of millinery on the Mariposa al Harvey's Toggery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Willard arc in town for a short stay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Household furnishings for sa.o cheap. inquire at cable office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Room and board at the Grand Hotel Sf.50 per day. Home cook ed meals and good beds. Mrs. -H. Sharts. ...
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
VALDEZ
The he0rt Of the gold belt

The most northerIy port In the world open to nav IgatIon the year 'round.
 The logical enterport to the great interior of hIaska;. the salt water terminus of the great gov ernment wagon road Iead- Ing Into the Panama val- ley and the Yukon water- shed.
 The seat of government of the Third Judicial di- vision of Alaska.
 Tho headquarters of the Alaska Road Commission, of the Telegraph and Ca- ble systems.
 It Is 85 miIes nearer tho Interior than any other coast city.
 It Ia the headquarters of the largest fleet of small craft In Southwest ern AIaska.
 It has the largest popu- iation of any community In Southwestern Alaska.
 1t has the best public schools and an accredited high school with a four- year course.
 It Is the only sea coast town offering direct oom- munloatIon with tho In- tsrIor by wagon, summer or winter.
 Valdez offers the near- est and most direct route to tho matanuska coal f7eIds.
 It's harbor Ia tho most easily defended on the Pa- oIfio ooast and can rIde tho nayIes of tho world.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Waffles ano money 25c at Val dez Cafe. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Bring your Job work to the prospeotor office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY
DAILY PRosPEcroR'

seb Attorneys-at-Law. U. E. 'Bunnell. L. V. Ray, Seward, Alaska. E. E. Ritchie.
 Assayers. George F. White.
 Banks. $. Blum 6 Co. Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co. Builders Material. Chas. R. Crawford.
 Breweries. Valdez Boiling & Brewing Co.
 Bakeries. Valdez Bakery.
 Bowling Alleys. Ingram 6 Bush.
 Coal. Valdez Dock Co. Valdez Transfer Go.
 Dentists Dr. II. Cockerille. Dr. Charles Daggctt. pr. German.
 Drug Stores. Valdez Drug Co.
 Furs. McMillan Fur & Wool Co. Fraternal Orders. Masonic Order. Odd Fellows. Fraternal Order Eagles. Arctic Brotherhood. General Merchandise. Bcycrs Cash Store, Golden. <. Blum & Co. Fagcrburg Bros, Nazina. Valdez Bank & Mercantile Go. Life Insurance. w. II. Orary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

High tides, i0:i3 q. m., fl :57 p.m. Low tides, i:3i q. m., 5:25 p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22
TIDE TABLES
Friday, November 22.

High tides, i0:08 a. m., ii:i2 p.m. Low tides, 3:56 q. m., 4:a6 p. m.
 Saturday, November 23.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-22

Hoteis. Copper Block, Valdez. Coleman House, Seward. Hotel St. Elias. Halnler-Grand Hotel, Seattle.
 Laundrys. Independent Laundry.
 Launches. Three M.
 Moving Picture showa. The Orpheum.
 Manufacturers. Copper River Lumber Co. Chas. R. Crawford. Alaska Water Light & Power Co. Valdez Sheet Metal Works.
 Newspapers. ProspccLor, Daily. Miner Sunday, Weekly. Pool and Billiard Rooms. Copper Block. Ingram & Bush.
 Roadhouses. Camp Comfort.
 Real Estate Agencies. Valdez Real Estate Agency.
 Restaurants. Valdez Cafe.
 Steamship Lines. Alaska Coast Co. Alaska Steamship Co.
 Sheet Metal Works. Valdez Sheet Metal Works. Transfer Companies. Copper River Drawing Go. Valdez Transfer Co.
 Telephones. Alaska Water, Light & Telc. phone Co. Wholesale Cigar Merohants. Ingram & Bush.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-17

ssEl 1@Aoo IHOl, iN D. NoVV
Belle Ashland, b. m. by Ashland
Wilkes (Davis) ..:.....,... i ] ]
Mundy G., b IN. tFleming) s 2 2
Miss Davis. blk. m. (LaselD -.
Bertha Beiilni. ch. m. (Murphy) 5 s
Flying Feet, b. m. tRyanD.. .
Baron Todd. br. h. (McDonald).
Meadow Dale b. IN. (Cares).. b12 Z
Nelly ingram. b. m. (Rea), .,. 10
Hub Holiday. b. x. (HukilD... 2
Clinord wilkes, b. h. (Dicker-
sony ..u............ 10 10 II
Lon Mcdonald. b. X. (Custer) .12 IL IL
Time-2:i2h. 2:10%, 2:11h.
OCTOBER PRIZE FOR 2:0s TR0T; 2
IN 8 HEATS: $4,000
Baden. br h., by Bingara tRod-
Helen stiles. b. m, by sidney
Dlllon tDurfeeD ..t.......... 4
Anvil b. h. tGeers) ... 22 2
Baron May. Or. n. (Cox) 81 9
Kenyon w. blk. h. tMcDonald) s 4ro
Time-2:Osh. 2:07k. 2:O7h.
21e CLASS TROT. 2 IN 8, $1,000.
Ross B.. b. r., by Pe.ronius
Robert Mhrol. b &. tJamisonl.
Jack London. ch. II. (Murphy). "a 2
Derby Boy. b. a. Mccarthy. :
Baron Aberdeen. br x. Drink
New zeil. b. m. tLaseIlj ...." s
Direct Tone. b. x. fRyan) n).1 Ss
Funny Crank. b. g. tGeersD. 81 &
Nutline. ch. 3. uHarrison). s =
Dr Mack g. =. tNuckols) D.. ds
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The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
IA COACHES AID
pennsylvania
Determined That Brown Shall
Not Make Penn Look
Foolish

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.-(Spec-
iaD-Fourteen coaches have aided
Penn's team TO round into shape this
week. Aroused by the Swarthmore de-
feat. they were determined that next
Saturday there should be no repetition
with Brown at Providence.
Pierkarski came down Monday
from Pittsburg To help with the coach
ing, and Dutch" Sommer left Colgate
and lent a hand on Franklin Field
Among the other coaches were
Scarlett, Mitchell. Hutchinson,
Hedges, Minds, Torrey. Thayer, and
OF course, tho regular coaches. Gas
ton. woiferth. Miller. McCracken and
Smith
Pierkarski expected TO be here for
a week at least and will try to get
more fight into the line.