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The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
SEVEN-TWENTY-EIGHT.
Valdez Will Have
 A Boosters Club

VALDEZ, Feb 15.-The business men of this city have called a gener- al meeting for tomorrow night, at which an organization will be form ed to work for the interests of Valdez and Alaska in general.
 For some time it has been felt that some civic body should be formed here to push the best interests of this place, and the plan of calling meeting for that purpose tomorrow night met instantly with the hearty approval of everyone.
 The new organization, it is ex- pected, will be either commercial club or a chamber of commerce. IL is hoped to have the organization completed by the time the passage of the railroad bill is finally announc-
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
FILTH KILLS MAlAYS

VICTORIA, Feb. 15.-Mail advices have just been received here concern ing deplorable condition that pre- vailed on board the steamer Taltybus while it was taking Loco Malay pill grims from Jeddas to Singapore.
 All efforts to make the Malays ob- serve sanitary rules were fruitless. and as result, twenty died en route To add 10 he difficulty of the situa- tion there were born more than a dozen babies on board the steamer during the trip.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
RE|SNER INVITED
 ID BE KHED|VE.

CAMBRIDGE. Feb. 15. - Professor George Reisner. of Harvard uniyersi- y. who solved the mystery of the Cphinx. has been invited by the Egyp- tians to become their khedive The offer, although appreciated by Pro fess q Resner. has not been accept- ed. and it is not believed that he will send an encouraging reply to it.
 Throughout the world Prof Reisner is considered the best authority on Egyption history and Egyptian re search that the world has ever known. His accomplishments in the matter of interpreting the work of the ancient people of Northern Africa, has attracted so much attention, that the natives of the country have decided that he should be gv- en some special honor
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
Will Start Cricket
 Rehearsals Again

The Cricket on the Hearth" the play to be given by the Fairbanks High School Ursa Major society un- der the direction f Mrs, o. c. Will jams. is announced to take place March 6, and the manageme1t hopes that no hing will interfere with is production on that date. Rchearsals will be taken up again this week.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
GORE TO TESTIFY.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. 15.-Sen- ator Gore will take the witness stand tomorrow in the suit brought against him by Mrs. Bond. William Bonner, wh1 was on the witness sand yes eTday. testified that Mrs. Bonds friends had demanded $25000 to lrop the suit.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
WM GODSkE IS HOST.

Wm Godske was host at a jolly birthday party Saturday evening having reached his 16th milestone at the me of his parents on Eighth avenue
 The boys enjoyed themselves as only boys can, and after partaking of a birthday feast, departed with 'est wishes for many future years for their host
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
MARINES LAND AT HAITI.

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Feb. Io.- Telegraphic information received by the government says that more American marines have been landed at Cape Haitian today, and it IS planned to establish a neutral zone, where Americans and foreigners can find refuge in case of bombardment.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
SPECIAL SONG SERVICE
 AT METHODIST CHURCH

The Methodist church held spe- cial song service last evening. Solos were rendered by Rev MT Patton and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of the church choir. and assisting s loists were Mrs J H. Caskey. contralto. who sang Abide With Us" by Eben H. Bailey and MT Max N. Smith. basso, who rendered Fear Not Ye. Oh Israer' by Dudley Buck.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
BERG & LAURIDSEN.

The above is the name of the firm who will in future operate in the quarters of Berg. the Tailor. next door to NJ. A. Pinska's cn Turner street.
 The new firm is ready make fine up-to-date suits, and will also promptly execute any orders given to them for altering, cleaing, press iOp
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC AT
 PRESBYTERIAN cHtJpcE

A splendid musical program is be ing prepared by Dr. Alinc Bradley. director Of the Presbyterian church choir. for next Sunday evening. Beau tiful anthems and solos will be ren- dered In addition 10 s los by mem bers of the choir among them being one by Dr. Bradley-Mrs. H. N Shead. soprano. and Mrs J. H Caskey, contralto, will also be heard
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
JOHN DILLON IMPROVES

Commissi her John Dillon, who is on a vacation trip to the Big Cheno Hot Springs, has written to friends in Fairbanks that he has gainel seven pounds in weight as q re- suit of his vacation. and he is en- toying himself to the fulles. extent, he says.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
fIanllin,
CRUSADE AGAINST SPITTERS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Two hundred
 aople were arrested today in this oity. charged with spi,ting on the sidewalks. The arrests came about IS result of a crusade that has been started to stop the habit of expectorating in public places and on siGeWalks
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16
WILL FLY ACROSS ATLANTIC.

HAMMONDSPORT, New York Feb. 15.-Wanamaker's aeroplane, in which he hopes to fly across the Atlantic ocean, is half completed. He has planned that with a favorable wind
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16

The Vicar (to the old lady, the last of whose family has married)-fou must feel lonely. Mrs. Muggins. after having such large family. Mrs Muggins-Yes. I do. sir. Sometimes messes 'em and sometimes I wants em; but l misses 'em more nor wants 'em.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16

he can fly from New FOu1dland to Ireland distance of 1900 miles, in one day.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-02-16

Mrs. Hiram Chadwick went to Fair banks Friday and in the evening at ended the meeting of Midnight Sun Chapter No 6. o. F. s.
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9dsliHer WfarftberiHt.
Cincinnati, 81. gtpril

GineiHnati, 81. glpril.
Die nadfolsenosn QuotiruNgen be.
skben ii6 'nur auf gnsrOs srans'
oitioneu. Bel fleiHeren GsihGfisr
ipsrben .tpas bUb.re preiie berehnst
prooiftonem
Der Martt mar rubig, pr.iI. iieiiq.
g 4mala. Brima Gieam
9.80-9.90c I. o. 3.
5rodsrsefal3enes GIeifd
Short clear Srit.H 12-123e, ibort
Rippenieit.n 11a-12c, eytra ibort
clear Seit.n 11a-12c, S6uItern II
Lie, Bellies 134-134c loie unb ic
mebr ptrpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Seit.n
13-131c, tur5e Rippsni.iien 12a-
l3c. eIira ibcrt clear Seit.n 12i-
13c. Shultern 12-123e uno Bellies
143-14ae Ioie unb 4e per pfunb
mebr Derpadt.
5usar gureb GItifd. -
Sdirten 16-163, g}icnic GhuItern
12a 13c. gr.aifaii Bacon l9w2oc,
Sdultern 12a-13c, Rem gort Gut
S6ultern 123-13c, trodens 9e,f.
S6int.n s27.00-28.oO.
g Si3sep6teIt's GT.ifd.-
S4inteH 13t-14c. pienic GduIt.rn
10a-11c. Bellies 15-16e, G&u.i.rn
Rem gort Gut 11-114e.
Grif9es Glsifd. - Gdin,
ten 13-131e. pieaic @tultern 10a
lie, SduIi,rn 10f-11t, iborf
Rippsnieiten 11-11tc, Tbort clear
etiten 11-11ac, ,rtra fbort Geiien
loa-114. Bellies 13a-15a pro
Plumb
Webl nnb getretbe.
Webl. - Mint.r patent S4.25-l
f.50, Dintsr Jnncp $3.9O-4.15.
Winter Janep $3.90-4.15. Wint.r
5amflD $3.20-3.50. Grtra $780,
Bis, orbindres $2.75-2.95. s5art.r
Uei3.n paisnt $3.753.9O, DO. fonep |
s3.S5-4.25. bo. Gamilp S3.5O-3.75.
Roggenmesl. norbpeitli4 semif&tsi |
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gedmten BEG Observation-Disclosures fir
GateiH. .2tmerita peiIt Oarduf bin.
usber ben 9eianoten in QrqentinieE,
6reiberrn DON Dem 9usi6ss 6dDoenz
bcuien, unb iiber ben in Santidgo.
6crrn BON Gdert, bort man aus oeut=
ihem Munbe INNER mr. oas Bette.
limb dbnli6 oerbdIt s5 iid nit ben
8eueraltOniuln. Niles iheiut uHs bier
cine WenDunq in Der Oeutiheu Siiba
diHeritapolitif analtijuOioen. SOffentz
Iich crlaubt bic pOIitiihe Gutpidluna
in europa, OaB bic &rbeit in btsIem
DeIttbeil fortqefiibrt peroeH Tam,
rie lie unqefanqen lit.
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S.utiae in Chile.
9 a. paraiip

~ y
BON 9untd glrenas eis 9alpdrdiio
uno Santiaao riiitet iih aan8 GbiIe
sum GmpfaiQ oes oelttihen 9eiapd=
oers, oas unter osm 8ommanb0 pe5
aontred omirals Don Rebeurzp pdi6tpiB
un1sfdhr pdbrsno bier @o6en (pom
19. UlGra bis Uiitte 9lpri0 unIere
Riiite beiuhsn piro. Die sablrsi6en
Deutiden gbiles smpfinoeu ben ges
iuh ais Elm aroRss bsutihnatiOnaIes
Greiantb uno ais einsn 9runb, auf
bic 3uQeh0ri1t.it gum oeutifen Bolt
unb auf Die mG6tiae Gntpidlung oes
neuen Reides itoIa au iein. Sbnobl
Die Dirtbifdtlid)e Qaae bier Ieit ldns
0ersr 2eit niht qlGnaeno lit uno ale
beiltihen SoIonien oes 2dnbes lett
1910, Der 6unoertiabrfeisr Der 6iIeni.
ihsn una66dn1i9tsit, eepaltiQe Gum
men fir allaemeine 3fpede 1eopfsrt ba.
zen. ilieben oo6 bic freilpiaiqen geiz
trG1s Sur 0eduna Der Soften oes 9e=
ihpaoerbsiutes uno gum lpiroiaen
@mpfanQ Der glauiadsn nod reihIi=
der, ais ielbit bic SptimiIten oealqu6t
baben. gliht piel tueniasr urpB lit bic
grDdrtuna untsr ben gbilenen, Die
fir aqss, mas bic beuti6e Debrma6t
an1ebt. ods dr0kte SfntereIie huben.
Sit bod Gbiles Seer mad oeuti0em
qluitcr ein9eridltet uno nod ieBt Dduz
,rno bon ausaeisihneten oeutIhcn SFs
iilieren berathen. Reaieruna uno Mlu-
bereiten Gmpfdnae
Dor unb in Santid1o pirb porausz
iihtlih ai Gbren oes oeutihen qbmi-
rails cine paraoe itattFinben, lpas ppbl
lls cine abiihtlihe 9etunbuna oes
freunoitaftliten 3uiammenbanqes
,niIhen Osuti6ldnos Webrmatt uno
5biles Deer anaeieben perben bari.
gIudl in GertifIano lit ole 1Sahrt
tuierer beioen mdd)tigen 8an5er
,aaiier" uno oa0nig hilbert" lno
,es areu3crs oStrobhurg" in 10 meite
Sernen nls elm politiifes greigniB
mo ais marfantcr s(6idrnitt in Der
Seififte unierer sSIottc berpertbet
oeroen. glbcr Die BoIfsgenoiIen in
'er alten Scimatb tonneu ii9 setpiBl |
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Ieifs unS $725-8.eo per gu. BON
Gtore. Timotbn $1.50-2.OO auf benz
@.lsife unb $2.00-2.55 per gu. bonn
Store. Budpei5en $1.0O, sylads.
faamen $1.50 per gu. pOm Store.
Werf4febenes.
DeIe.-Warft itstig. 2einDl ros
bes Doc per Salon. in partien DON
s H6l. gefodtes 1c mebr. grtra
minter S.ft 2aro0l 85t per gaaons.
Cotton Geeb Del rraffinirtes 98c per
Gatlone. Serpentin 52c per gaGone
in partisn DON 1--5 garrels. petros
Isum. Obio Carbon 12O Grab 10c. bo.
150 Grab 11tc, bO. SeubIigbt ITS
Grab 12A-133c. GrOpn 9afulin
zoe. Hapbta 17c per 9aIone in pars
tisH bon 1-5 Bbls.
SaI3.-Dsr Wartt 1T rubig. Ohio
RiDsr $1.20, Mi4igan unb airon
S1.14 per 86l. Don 280 gfunb.
5als itetis. -grima Gttp 6I-7c,
bO. GOuntrb 64-64c per pTunb.
81 blen.-Wartt rubis. Dough-
bio9benb $3.5O-3.75, uB unb Glad
1925, aanapba Stiidtoblen $3.50
3.75. Nub unb slat $2.25-2.35
per Sonns abasIisfert. RuudIOTe
Stiidtoblen $3.50, 2tnt6racite s7.75
per 5onne abaelisfsrt. Gote fOitet
S6.00-6.50 per Some a6asliefert.
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etiere $6,25-7.85, auerleiene bia
ertra $8.O0-8.25, 5etfers $3.50
300. auserlsfsns Bis ertra $500
8.25, 8iibe $3.50-6.25, ausrleiene
bis Grtra $6.35-6.75, Gamers
$3.75-4.25, Cutters $4.25-5.50,
Stoders unb Seebers $6.00-7.65,
Stod Seifers $5.50-6.50, Stodz
aiibe S4.50-5.5O.
8ullen.- Die Hadfrag. mar
bsnte ni6t iebr arob unb bic preife
itstig.
Wagsrs uno lsi6te $5.00-e.OO, goz
lo9na $500 6.85, grtra 7.0OL7.10,
fette 8uqen $6.85-7.25.
& Iber-Ser Wtartt mar bsute
itetia uno bic greiie nie fulgt:
OrbinGre unb arobe $5.00-8.25,
fair bis quite lei6te $7.00-8.50,
Grtra So 75-900.
S6peins.-0 g Die 3ufubr DON
S6peinen mar beute Qering, aber
mebr ais qeniigeub unb Die preifs fies
len nm Sc per 100 pfunb. 2ei6te
9erIunotiorten uno 5erfel puren itez
ita.
Cute Bis nuserlsiene 8srpadungss
uno Sleii6eriorten $8.70-s.90, or.
bindre Biz baussrlsiene fdtpers fette
Sdus $3.50 IT'S, Grtru $3.50,
Staas $4.5O-6.65, Grtru $6.75,
GeiAte 8erianbtiOrtsn $8.10-8.65,
Tertel BON ITO pfunb uHb tpenig.r
$5.50-8.00.
S6afe unb QGmm.r.-Ser
Wartt mar beute unqer.geIt uro
'hpa6 fir Srii6jabrs 2dmmer,
S6afe uno Beidorens 2dmmer aber
parsn itetig.
S6afe.-grtra $500, quite Biz
$5.65-5.90, orbirdr. Biz
fair $3.5O-5.60; qeidorene S6ufe
So. .00-5.75.
9si6orene odmmer 1925 7.5o,
Friihabrs 2dmmer $9.00-11,00.
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ssluk'Na Nadribten.
Rittp o 6, %. Qpril 1914.

Uittip 0 t, %. @pril 1914.
Der pbsre SbioftuB mar itationdr,
i'm Gincinnatier Diitritt aber iteigt
berislbs. @eiiern 2tbeno bate er bier
einen WaTsritano BON 33.9 SUP.
Die folgsnoen Oepeihen trafen ges
tern bier elm:
gittsburg. Ya.-10.1 uno fteigt.
8b.e.ina, W. 9a.-15.3 unb fGQt.
partsrsbura, 90. 9a.-20 uno fdQt.
aanapba falls. W.9a.-8.6 II. itsigt.
GbarIeiton, %. @u.-12.5 uno ftsigt.
portsmoutb, O.-33.8 unb itsigt.
Gouispiqe, Sp.-11.6 unb iteist.
@DanspiQs, Sno.-26 Jub uno fdQt.
RaIbDiqe, 5snn.-20.1 uno fGQt.
Chattanooga, 2snu.-17.5 II. itsi9t.
GairO, Sas.-36.9 SUB mO fdat.
Wsmpbis, 9enn. 81 SUB uno fdat.
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giebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 81. 9lpril.
3ufubr unb gsrianbt pdbrsnb Der
perfloFsnsn "a Stunben, perali6en
nit Dem pOrberg,Fenben 5ass, paren
ipie folt:
3ufubr: Rinbo. S6peine. S6dfe
90. Qpril 2137 6325 546
81. @pril 149 1404 442
@srIanot pdbrsuo berTeI6en 3eit:
RinoO. S6peine. S6afe.
20. 4pril Al 3o4 -
81. glpril 600 1853 100
Rinbbie t.-0ie 3ufubr mar
bsute serina unO bic preife it.tig. -
Stoders unb TNeOsrs paren in Siemz
lid gutter Rahirdge unb ftetig, bess
gIeifen Wdlhiiibe.
WlitiIere unb ihpere Stiere $3.50
800. auserIsisre Bis Grtra $S.1o-
s.35, Syen $3.75-625, Jleii9sr.
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$3.75-3.90, reines gitp $4.1o-
4.20, semif4tes $3.80-4.1O per Bbl.
WsiSen. = 30. 2 rotber Winter
96-973e, 30. 8 bO. 95-96c, Ho
A rotber 84-94c per 8u.
WeIfdfo-n 90. 2 fpeiBea
T-72c. No. 3 ipeibes 70-71c, glo
a bo. 69-70c. Ro. 2 selbes II =
72c. Ho. 3 bo. 69-70c, SO. a bo.
68-69c. go. 2 aemii6tes 71-72e,
Ho. 3 bo. 69-70e, No. a bo. 68--
500 per 8u.; psibes aolbentorn 72-
74e, aelbss DO. 73-75c, semiI9tes
bo. 72-74e.
5afer-Ro. 2 fpeiBer 42-42tc,
Stanbarb psiBsr 41a-42c. SO. 8
tpeiBer 40a-41e, Ro. 4 tpeibsr 38t-
393c, ND. 2 aeniii6ter 409-41e, Ho.
9 DO. 40--405c. go. 4 bo. 1896.
ROaasn.-gRo. 2 66-67c, SO.
8 DO. SO SAC. RO. 4 DO. 54-61c.
GerFe.-Ho. 2 'friibiabrs 66 =
Zoe. Ro. 8 bp. 60-65c per 8u.
Wbisf"
gerfauft ipurben GAG gbl. Siz
FILTERS ssiniibeb @oobs auf tsr Bats
bon $1.35 per 9allone.
9rortri,s.
2affee Wdrtt ruhia. prsiIs
"a,
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Gbicuao, q. glpril.

S8ipeins. -3ufu6r 1000. Murtt
Ihpu6. Die msiiten 8ertdufe brad>
ten $8.5O-8.60; leihtc $8.35-8.60;
semii4te $8.OO-8.35; fdper. $8.15
rauhe $8.15-8.30; 5erte!
$7.0O-8.30.
Rinbbieh. 3ufu6r $500. Martt
lanqIam. aGtber nisDriaer i'm qreiie.
8eeUes S7.O5-9.40; 2eras Stiere
$7.15-S.2O; Stodsrs unb 5esber5
$5.5O-8.15. &iibe unb Seifers $3.50
$50; adIbsr $6.O0-8.50.
Saaf.. -3ufubr 1900. Ntortt
it,tig. Gin6eimii6s S5,35 $50;
sSdbrIinqs $5.75-7.50; einbeimii4c
GGmmsr $6.25-8.25; psitIiae $3.50
$50.
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metaa MART.
Rep gort. q. Qlpril.

Rep Dorf. q. 9lpril.
supfer nominsQ; am plaB uub fir
Suni $13.4O - 14.00; GIectrolptic
$14.50-1475, Qat $500. Gaftinss
$14.25-14.37.
3inn III i6pl6 gu $35.45-35.65.
9lntimon.-Martt fIau. GoutiOn's
$7.25.
Giien un0srGuotrt. go. / Rortbern
$15.25-16.O0, 70. 2 Rortbern
S15.00-15.75. Ro. / Sputbsrr
$15.00-15.5O. Ro. 2 Soutb.rn
$14.50-15.00.
9Iei.-Rartt rubis su $3.75-
3.85.
SpeItsr.-Wart! rubis 5u $5.15-
$50.
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6 btcasO, 81. Qpri!.
Beis.n.-91 i-915c, am Gdlub
91tc; fiir SuIi 86-863c, am S6IuB
S64e.
Welidtorn.-ifir Wai 62s-633c,
an Sdlub 63c; fiir Suli 62g-63ac,
am S6lub 63!c.
6af.r.-i5iir Ulai 36a &c, am
S6luB 1886; fir SuIi 36s-37se, am
StluB &c.
Roaaen.-Romin.q.
Gerite 48-63l.
5imotbpiaamen $3.00-4.25.
aleefaamen $8.00-12.o0.
Bort $19.56.-Siir Utai $19.40-
1855. am S6luB $19.65; fir SuIi
$19.55-19,SO. am S6luB $3.50.
G6mals $995.-Siir Wai 1886
1902. am S6luB $1,000; fir 5uli
$10.12-10.20, am S9lub 5000.
Rippenieiten $10.37-10.80. sir
Wai $1o.67 10.75. am S6lub
fir 'uli $10.87-10.95, am
S4luB $10.95.
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eirasexssts.aiHss.
nffien ysn peraAerrssS eHeninsiteu.
sas. ssnss aHs HIttsn IA sass boz

Gslb .on cali. purbs su ~ - a96 aus.
aeliehfn.
yrima Gei9dftspapiere uuroen 81 az
~ bisfpniiyt.
Sterling Grf,ange IN iteiig. -
Sidt ~ sis7-4.s71s uub Commercial su
A.S45s--4S5
BunoS. Dbfisationsn baren
idpdh uno iunroen ME folgt qnotirt:
Vu Stasisn RsfuHbirung Q 97h-9sH,
seb.. ~ resiitriris 11O4--l11 g.b., Gov.
pons i10H asb., 80 reglifrirte 10l1 -
1917, Coupons 1e1 4--1024. Banana Re.
siiierso go s7H get.. bo. Coupon 81, 101
--f02.
afttenmarft.-Nm Yormtttage puros
beuie elm Druid 5un Yerfaufen ausgeubt
nno bic gr.iie baiten earunter su lsiben,
lpdier jeosh pnroe Der Rartt ftarf unb bic
SerIliite Durosn msiitens uiebsr gut gs.
madt.
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Sroa6 ) Sic

6rdulein NIgatc: oCeufeH Sie iicb:
Reiu Dfops lit 'front.'
5rdllIetu Glllalia: ,2gas sic ia
eenl God ui6t etipa betttGgeris2~
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Mmstudrtige Wtdrfte.


NeD yort, q. 2lprii.
Webl.-Wdrtt itstig.
Roggenme6l. itetio.
Wlaisme6l. Martt itetig.
Hoaaen. -Wtartt ru6ig.
0erite.-Uldrft rubig.
Ne'aen. n.-Wartt isit. Qo. 2 barter
9Dlnter lOOte c. |. |. Rem gort; go. 2
rotbsr 1043c i'm GIebator; no. /
Northern Duluth 101c uno go. 1
Northern Wanitoba 100ac i6rpims
meno.
Wsli6torn. = Mdrtt felt. go. 8
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09

Olympia Beer on draught at the Board Of Trade. This famous brew, both on draft and in bottles Is kept constantly fresh. This Is the Board Of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer ls also kept ln bot ties. e.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09
r02 HORSE
 SHOW WINNERS

London, June g-Prizes to the value oE more than $75,00O are to be competed for at the International horse slow which opened Thursday at the big west end enclosure Olympia. for twelve days run. AL though sne military contests, in which army officers from dozen nations will participate this year. ale alwuyss the most popular fea-
 lures of the show, equine cham .ioas Of every degree, from the arls.ocs~.io hunter to the shaggy little shetland pony, and from the heavy wagon horse to the spirited Russian sleigh horse, are rep resented. and room is even found ... the humble cosJcr's "mOke. . ".... VAS no formal opening cere- uo.g. H. Earl of Lousdale, Eng lands u.su famous sporting peer .. ..a bead of a small band of of- .....- a....g -tv.ug signal for the frs. competitions to enter the arena.
 w.. total number ol entries OK u..... ".ug for all classes. Russia, France. Belgium, Italy and sweden sent team. for the King Edward VII ..u King George gold cups, and .- N..s. and France each have .Iu.... Won .ue former trophy twice . -... success will make it the .u...a.. property of the victor. so ur E..L.ua has not scored in either .ou... bat a determined effort wi. u. made to keep the trophies in ..., oos.uy. Owing to the Mexican u.r .. American officers will com .... this year. For the .Duke Of Uoa.ut... cup for British and col ml officers only there are 107 entries. X now feature is a four days. endurance and training test .ar .r.. horses. in which the of r...- will have to do 15 mile ride M .ou WAT kit. oyer natural ob- -..r..s. and a 2T-muo steeplccbasc .. NG...u0c In the coaching class u.. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Judge Moor. .. New York will renew their annual rivalry for the chief trophies
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09
BUILDING
 f.8STC08P-ETED

San Francisco, June 9-Idaho was the first of the states to com plotc it's state building at the Pan mu-Pagtuc International Exposition, Tho building was completed on May I2lh. The huge New York state building, to cost $8O0,0OO, is struc-
 urally complete and the ornamen- uuon will be applied in the fall. The CaaadimpayiIion, which will al- so cos. S500,0U0. is now far towards completion. The pavilion is APO feet long by 210 feet wide, with an average height on the main DOT ton Of lSU feet The exhibit will be under tie charge of tho Exhibition Commissioner of Canada, Colonel W. Hutchinson, with 8 staff of officials. ], win include the products of every Province. whether they are making sapara.. exhibits or not, Canada appropriated $G00,000 for it's dis plays a- the exposition and New York sEaoog0
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09
PETITION FOR RETRIEVE

A petition to President Wilson is being circulated around the city asking for a pardon for David Firz- gerald who was convicted at the last term of court of burglary and sentenced to four years in the pent- tentiary at McNeilIs island. Ey-- deuce shows that the boy was jn- toxicated at the time of the crime and these interested in the case feel that the sentence imposed was too heavy. Considerable success is being had in securing signatures and the petition will probably be sent at an early date.-kctchi6au Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09
THE BOATS

The City os Seattle will probably reach here on the afternoon 0. Thursday.
 The Alameda, from the Wez.war0 will be Lere at 6 o'clock tou.-h. and continue on south au he" scheduled sailing time, viz, Il ?. m
 The Northwestern is due hn.a sometime Thursday from Seattle.
 The Princess Sophia is due .a Skagway tomorrow at l o'clock D. m. with POO tons of cargo, including horses and cattle, and C6 passea- gers, eighteen o2 whom are reuHa- trip tourists.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09
State of Ohio, City or Toledo, ,
Lucas County.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm Of F.. J Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case o- CatarTh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and suhscri3- ed in my presence, this GJh day of December, A. D. 1886.
 A. ". GLEASON,
 (SeaI.) Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken lu.er- naily, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-09
IF
 RIVER BOATS

Whiyehorse, Y. r, June g--Wu..r 21 inches.
 Casca up Lower LeBarge 6 a. m. Dawson up Stewart river a. m. Whirehorse up Muto at s a. u. Yukon sailed for Fairbanks a G:50 8. m with GS passengers and 6l tons for lower river.
 Sybtllu down Selklrk -.t- <. .. Selkirk in Dawson.
 Lower river report.
 Alaska ac Cinema at 9 a. m. WasLburu up Nlnro ar 7."u d. a. Relief down Bircaes at 9 D. m. on the 7th
 Sarah down Circle on the -th.