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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoRECLos
URE SALE, p

Notice is hereby given that . certain
mortgage made. executed and delivered
my Z; =; 10 gohn 81 ShE l morsxa mse
dated April 2sth. 1919. and, nled for rec.
ord in the once Of the register Of deeds
Of Grand Forks county, N, p. on May
ia Of mortgages at page 81 will be
such mortgage and hereinafter describe
"a ts.a ss The e t tho t. se9si S salla,n ays n". s.:
ing used as the cour house. at the COZ
ner Of Alpha avenue and Fourth street,
in the city Of Grand Forks. North Da.
AZ spt The IN hour ars Of 'i two oe c'ci To- p.m:. 81 said said
day to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortsege on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such mort
the same are situated in Grand Forks
county. North Dskota. and described
AZ folloMs, to-wtt;
r1 rns HSathes Il, 9nsrt Tovn 81 Sset d1e
Hundred Fifty-one ii61) Range FIFTY
And whereas default has occurred in
t tan .sr% and G 9et ssad % N tss mor y tns
to pay an installment of the debt Sc
cured BY said mortgage, long since
overdue and interest on the mortgage,
does declare due in accordance with the
terms Of said mortgage. the whole sum
and all the installments secured by
said mortgage,
Now therefore, there will be due ON
said mortgage ut the date Of sale the
sum of ~ THOUSAND Two Hundred
Two and $500 Dollars ($2, 202.55).
Dated November 2sth. 1915:
.p John Moody.
Mortgagee
ATOP l5oEnsys as Ssrts.sss,
Grand Forks. North Dakota.
3tNoy.S -. Dec. 6~-13-10.:7, 1913; Jan. 8,
aas,s lS14.)
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MARKET GOSSIP.

Chicago-Wheat opened fractional-
~ higher. commission houses bought
May and Armour July. Local crowd
bullish and undertone strong. Corn
opened lower with an easier tone
Commission houses on selling side,
moderately, followed by pit crowd.
Oats opened slightly lower. Commits
sion houses sold May and locals.
Resting orders under i. steadied
prices and there is a. firm updertone.
Observation-Disclosures this morning
$4,000 bushels of corn IL $50 bar.
rels Of pork.
ltaly-An official report states thai
the winter wheather IS too dry. but
rain is forecasted in the northwest.
Standardization Company have fol.
lowing cables. Prospects for corn
very favorable. If weather continues
good there will be an eNportabIe sur
plus of 100000 bushels. .
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

County Of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Markus
Bertheusen. deceased
Notice 10 hereby. given, by Bertin O.
Bertheusen. administrator Of the es-
tate of Markus Bertheusen, deceased,
to the creditors of. and all persons hlv-
ing claims against satd deceased, to
present them, with this necessary
vouchers. to the said Berth o. Berth
eusen. at Grand Forks. n. D., within
four months after the hrst publication
OF this notice.
Dated Dscember slst.,sA.D {. 1873.
Berttn o.. Bertheusen,
First publication lam ara. iSi3.r
lJAAks !. 10. IL. :4l 4s.
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n Markets.
TODAYS SESSION |
RATHER STR0N
Minneapolis Prices up Agar
Liverpool Cables Were
Practically Unchanged

Minneapolis, Jan. 3.-The Liverpool
wheat market closed I'd higher to UNI
changed. The Antwerp wheat marka
closed l 1-S higher. Minneapolis Ma
wheat closed at SO Ia or 5-S0a-I
higher. The wheat market opened
f~ractionally higher and has hell
strong all through today's session: TIL
frmness in Liverpool, Antwerp and
Buenos Aires had a Strengthening eff
feet on values. Closing q~uotationI
were at the high point Of the dag.
Wheat receipts in the northwest arl
crease In the near future. It 10 claim|
ed also that -four stocks are Eettin}
low. Il
The weakness in corn did not seer
to have much effect on wheat pricej
May corn closed at 6S a LIS or as II
l-2 cents lower.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-03
WINNIPEG CLOSE,

A st. Paul minister has come out
in defense Of Ananias. But probably
he wouldn't have done 1t if Ananias
had lived in Minneapolis.
"Slit skirts are going out of style"
Perhaps it will be no more than pru-
dent for mere man to lock up his eX-
ira pair of trousers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-03
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Stockholders Meeting of
the Grand Forks Street Railway Com
pany will be held at the offices of the
company at 2l5 So. 3rd Street, Grand
Forks. n. D., on Tuesday. January 18th
1914. at 1880 p. M. for the purpose of
electing Board Of Directors and the
transaction OF such other business as
meeting. o. A.. Wester, Secretary.
Dec. 81, 1sl3-Jan. 3, 1914.
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HOUSES FOR SAFE

FOR SALE-A $4,000 RESIDENCE IN
q good location with lake frontage in
summer resort; town Of 1900 inhabi-
tants; county seat: close to the Twin
Cities: will for good reason be sold
at q sacrifice price; terms to suit.
Address Times-Herald 537.
NONRESIDENT WISHES TO SELL :
houses all close in, one or allstOaS
buyer. Bargain prices prevail, Hss
TEN ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
cheap. Inquire, VIII. Kelsey. ;FssH
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WALL PAPER.

HAPPY NEW YEAR.
time IL e,d to anq buy new wall sIs'p% > and S9w v. Is TN
for next spring. 'One-Third on.
N. F: JONDAHL. 317 SO. THIRD
Phone rs 773J N. w. 778L.
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TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-MEDIUM SIZE
second hand safe. W. j. Hewitt,
Mimic. N. D.
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CARS RECEIVED.
Chicago
Winnipeg.
WREIGN CABLEq.

FORElGN CABLES, 80
Liverpool-Close, wheat UNCHANGED
to la higher. Corn Ia to 3-s lower.
Antwerp close, wheat I rs higher.
Paris close, wheat 1-2 lower.
Berlin close. wheat ga lower.
Budapest close. wheat Ia lower.
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AGENTS

AGNNTs-FIELD UNIIMITpD FOR
eur rapid seller vi ed In every home,
office ana factory: sure repeater.
Glencoe. BOX 26, station ". Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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January 3

Cash prices paid to producers at
Grand Forks.
Vegetables.
Potatoes.
White, per bushel ........... 40
Early Ohio. per bushel ...... SO
Onions. per Observation-Disclosures. Its
Cabbage. per cwt. 1875
Beets, per cwt ........... ~
Carrots, per cWt ............. SO
RutabaSas, per cwt 1900. -. $50
Timothy, per ton lee
Upland. per tom ........... See
Midland. per ton .sTse.ee
Dressed Poultry.
No. 4 turkeys. psr lb......3s1 A
No. I ducks. per ID. ....... .SfaS& W,
No. 1 geeee. per lb ........ a.1A36rs
Chickens. per II .....
X Ee8e. g8a
Fyesh.s psrsdos ....s%s.
Ia Ein16.raraiA WatsE gssSS
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UNDERTAKES,
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT--PIANO, GOOD
care. 1737L N. w.
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WASHING WANTED-wE CALL FOR
q deliver. rs. 460L: N. ". 572L.
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KODAK FINISHING

HAVE YOUR. FINISHING DOME AT
the Acme Studio. IFS North Third.
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usECoND BAKER-wANTED-sEca
Fonds baker, at Kaufman Bakery. 312
DehMers Avenue, East Grand Forks.
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cHIRoPoDIsTs

DR.. J. 6. 1NsoN1 q ..cHiRoPopisF
Expert on. all foot troubles. Corna
removed without pain. In9rowinI
nails ana, bunsons ,scientiasaliy
n evsnue. TrdjHflte 1881. N9tthwest-
ern 1901 assS 4 &
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Losr-wHITE- ANdoRA CAT. FOR
reward return to AT North Sixth;
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FEMAIE HELp-Continued.)

WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general, hoIsework. Apply at once.
MrS. G..sP. Kirk. .303 North Second.
East Grand Forks.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-MAsONIC PIN. FINDER RE-
turn to 616 Cottonwood pr phone
.708L Northwestern.
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MRS, NJ. C PIERCE
Dlectrolysis for removing supernuous
hair, moles, warts, ETC.. Electrolytic
Q bleaching. massage and scalp
chiropodist. Distilled water for sham-
pooling Call or write. Hair Dressing
Department. Third Floor. Ontario Store.
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PERSONAL

FOR SALE OR TRADE-PRoPERTY
bringing SIS per month rent. Adj
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TRANSFERS

M. ". DAY MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
handling heavy freight. household
goods. Dianos. safes. drayage. Large
storage warehouse in connection.
Phone N. w. 1877: T. S. s37-L.
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wANTED-A FEW SMALL LOANS ON
improved city property: O. A. Web
ster. - . : -s.
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DANCING ACADEMY

MR.. ". w; HALL
Chudren's. Glasses Start Sat. Dec. 49,.
Social Dancing Starts Sat. Dec. 20.
X. c. HALL, OPERA HOUSE BLK.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12

Juicy Lemons. doz. for. .5c
Rosemary Sweet Mixed Pickles.
gal. ........t.. soc
Good i-strinE Broom ..... zoe
Spring Chicken ..... Zoe
Large bottles Household Amo-
Mia. bottle 30
Fresh Tomatoes. quart ...... Sc
{ large Star Naptha powders zoe
Fresh Soda Crackers and Gin
ger Snaps. III. ........... &c
Oblisk Bcs, Flour. 3Sc bag. or,
Dbl. 5000
Root Beer. make : gallons /. :. &c
Large New Potatoes, '. peck zoe
Hanover Cabbage, heads for. 25c
Small Country Hams ... nc
Hanover Cucumbers for :. &c
Good Oats, per bushcl. 53c
Small Armour's Best Shield
fian,s. ~. ..,...... i0c
Good Mixed Tea. for Ice Tea:
regular soc grade ... toe
Pure Country cider Vinegar,
per gal ...... zoe
Sweet California Oranges. doz zoe
Timothy Hay, hundred. ;. SI.1O
& boxes Oil Sardincs for zoe
Fresh Country Eggs received
daily. doz ........... 22c
Best Bottled Beer doz. -. DOC
Franklin Brand Best Granu-
lated Sugar, ID. ..... .i19c
Dunlop or Table Talk Flour.
:ssc bag. or, bbl sos
lib. box Best Macaroni ..... &c
Fresh Tomatoes. quart Zoe
Good Carolina Rice ......... &c
Large cans Salmon ......... sc
DeIatour Ginger Ale, good as
imported: per dozen -. $f.i0
Quart jars Best Mustard Zoe
Small, Tender Smoked Cali
fornia Hams, lb. f5c
Iome-Cured Breakfast Bacon.
by piece. III. Zoe
Good Grainy Lard. 101ac lb.;
i'm 26-lb. tins Toe
Mason Porcelain Lined Jars
Quarts, soc; pints, i8c; half
gallon, dozen roc
lbs. Light Brown Sugar. . zoe
4 cans Sugar Corn for. zoe
Best Frankfurt Sausage, III. tic
Cooked Ham, Id. .I8c
Vienna Sausage. can -. SC
Duny's Malt Whiskcy, large
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Fat Hens, lb
Large bottles Salad Oil zoe
Rest Matches, dozen boxes !. lie
alb. Jars ilomeMadc Pre-
serves Soc
Armour's Small Star Hams. ID zoe
Good Carolina Rice. III. &c
Good 5-String Broom 80. 25c
cans Campbell's Soup. all
kinds, for .......... zoe
Tarbell's Bcs, Cream Cheese.
per 10. 20c
:: cans Pocahontas Corn for 25c
Ccrcso,a or Pillsbury Best
Flour. SIC bag, or. bbI. $3.50
Cracker Jack Coffee. Id. roc
Freezing Salt peck. toe
Fresh Country Butter, from
the farmers. ID. csc
3 large boxes Post Toastics 25c
Eyt:a large cans Virginia To-
inatoes. for n5c
3 lbs. Very Best California
. Icashes Tor .:..........2 3c
bottles Grape Juice for. .25c
Ullman' Pride Coffee. In lib.
packages ......... .lSc
Snowflake Patent Family
Flour. 3.c bag; Dbl $500
bars SC Circus Soap for. 25c
Good Salt Pork, h.. .IOc
6 cakes Sweetheart Soap for. csc
lbs. Lump Starch for. Zoe
Brookdale California Table
Peaches. lie can: or, doz .St.O5
Best Country Meal. zoe PIX,
or bushcl. D5c
Campbells Pork and Beans.
in 2-lb. cans. : for o5c
Snowdrift Lard, all sizes. .121sc
Quart bottle Apple Brandy SOC
Quart bottle Peach Brandy soc
Quart Bottles Virginia Rye
or Corn Whiskey -. \. .5Dr
Old Beechum Whiskey. five
ycar-old. quart bottle .O0c
Kentucky Rye Wniskey.
very old, at. roc
Cream OF Kentucky Rye
Whiskey, at. $500
Turkey Gin. pit. bottles ;. .45c
Geneva Holland Gin. at. ;. Soc
Very Old French Brandy.
~. Doc
Ullman's Kenton Valley, at.
bottle Toe
Virginia Rye or Corn Whis-
key, per gallon $500
Rooney's Malt Whiskey. at.
DottleS SIC
Fine summer drink Quart
bottles Of Cal. Clarct. !. soc
Old Virginia Peach Brandy.
Very old, at. ..........O Oc
New Complete Price list mailed
on application. Special attention
to Mail Orders. Money order must
accompany orders.
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Linunr Firms rlcnh .uiIl,

representatives OF y. liatkc " Com
PhHA nNd the StrauS- GuuSt Company.
Liquor dealers. pleaded guilty IN Golicc
"Nft A'%tcrunN morning to Violating
a recent statute ia WORKING women ii
tlr fu"t httnlcal department Of LIQUOR
establishments. and each nrm paid Il
ihc ~ lo. l#udct - Statut" enacted 10y
~" lA@t legislature women may NOT 10.
'Nrl"NCd 'n the mechanical depart
ucut 90 ANY liquor concern.
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IunrrnI az NJr. Christian

iac funeral ii T. -. Christian. or
-"o" N"udhlc street. who died "u mi
day. Wtll bc hold nj " o'clocj, this after
noon from Christ Episcopal church.
NJ Christian is survived 10y las wtf.
3nd thc following children. Misses.
Wary Branch BESSIE Ice. Fannie Ndclc
ana LILLY Belle Christian. aud Herbert
=, itarold David, George 4. and Robert
Meade Christian.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
BUSINESS MEN URGE
 COOPERATIVE MINES

DENVER, Colo, June 1S, - Tester day the committee of citiezns appoint ed at the meeting of the business men and citizens of this State some time ago for the purpose of arranging ana suggesting a satisfactory program TOT the settlement of the coal miners war and the prevention of similar con flicts in the future, proposed to GOV Elias M. Ammons that the State as- sist the coal miners who are dissatis- fed with their treatment by the coal mine owners to organize cooperative companies to work some of the States coal lands The committee points out that Colorado owns thousands of acres of the best coal lands in the West that it is easily developed, and con tends that it's development would have the effect of compelling private owner ship to adopt regulations as satisfac' tory as those provided for the opera ton of the cooperative mining com panies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
AS IN A LOOKING GLASS

Your last night to see the big thrill ing production, AS in Looking Glass" in three parts, with the worlds highest salaried actress Marion Leon ard. in the leading role. This is a story in which a mother sells her daughter to a millionaire. A very touching society drama written by Shakespeare.
 Come tonight and you will see a good show. We close with very laughable Keystone comedy.
 Sundays Big Program:
 "In the Grip of the Vampire" anoth' CT sensational. three-reel feature, a story that will hold every one from the start to finish.
 'T Love You" and Pisa, Italy" a good reel
 Barred from the Mails" Than houser comedy Don't miss our Sun day shows-they are always good, and are carefully selected just for the event
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day of June, 1914, by an order of sale duly made and entered on said date by the Pro bate Court for Alaska. Juneau Pre- cinct, in the Matter of the Estate of Richard Johnson, Deceased, the Ad- ministrator of said estate was ordered to sell all of Fractional Lot Five (5) and Lot Six (6) in Block F, of the Town of Juneau. Alaska, at public vendue for cash.
 NOW, THEREFORE, I, Emery Val entine, Administrator of said Estate will on Tuesday, the 14th day of July, 1914. at the hour of ten o'clock in the morning of said day, at the Court House door in Juneau. Alaska, offer for sale to the highest and best bid der for cash all of Fractional Lot Five (5) and Lot Six (6) in Block F of the Town of Juneau, Alaska, as one par. eel
 Dated this 18th day of June. 1914.
 EMERY VALENTINE.
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Richard Johnson, Deceased Publications: June 18th, 20th, 27th; July 3d, and 11th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
FRAME CALLS CONVENTION
 TO MEET AT VALDEZ

J. w. Frame yesterday called a Democratic convention" to convene at Valdez July SOth, and announced that it is the purpose of those whom he represents to complete an organi- zation throughout the Territory. He announced that the hotels of Valdez will be thrown open to all who attend the convention. As a further induce ment for participation in the conven- tlon he says "Alaska's Delegate will be here (vaidez) late in July, and a full Legislative ticket will be named in each division" and that excursion rates are being arranged He asks that "Wilson progressives hold primar' ies in every precinct in the Territory.
 J. w. Frame was selected as chair man of Territorial committee by that faction of the Democratic convention hel6 at Valdez two years ago that nom mated Martin Harrais for Delegate to Congress and sent a delegation to Bal timore that was refused seats in the National convention. At the election that followed Martin Harrais received something over 200 votes in the Ter ritory for Delegate to something more than HOO. received by Robert w. Jen nings.
 Identical telegrams announcing the call of the convention were sent from Valdez to all the newspapers of Alas ka yesterday over the signature of the Commoner, Frames newspaper.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
RIG BASE BALL GAME AT
 TREADWELL TOMORROW

The fans of Gastineau channel are looking forward to a good game of baseball on the Treadwell grounds tomorrow afternoon. beginning at S:l5 o'clock. The batteries will probably be Ford and Duggan for Gastineau' Juneau and Johnson and Coblentz for Douglas.Treadwell. Ralph Frary will probably be the umpire. The line up will be about the same as in previous games.
 Admission Fees.
 The admission cost is 25 cents for everybody, and everybody is expected to pay. The management complains that many people have been lodging the paymnt of admittance much to the damage of the sport.
 Season tickets, entitling gentleman and lady to attend all the games at either Juneau or Douglas Island dur ing the season cost $5 each, and may be obtained at Burford's Corner Bar rargar's, Doran's Drug Store, Alaska Grill, c. w. Young Company's. B. M. Behrends' Bank or Manager R. j.. wulzen. at the Alaska-Gastiueau Min. ing Company's office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
A NEW WELL SPRING.

JUNEAU, June 12.-To the Editor The diving rod in the hands of expert politicians is seeking out the well springs of the various parties. In the years past the Territory has been well explored and the located sources care fully conducted by devious channels to the main reservoir of the party's supply. But a new source presents itself to the forked hazel-the wom- ems vote.
 Truly the women of Alaska did not seek in legislative halls the franchise many tried to avoid the issue. How ever, the Alaskan woman recognizes the responsibility placed upon her and will assume the duties of suffrage as her sisters are doing in the States.
 The women's vote, though small, is one to be reckoned with in the mak- ing up of the political slate. The ward bosses, having dealt with men in their generation, are naturally aghast at the demands made upon them by the newly.franchised women. In many communities candidates are requested to appear before women's clubs and to state the principles for which they stand, while all candidates are passed upon by Investigating committees as to moral character and general quail fications.
 The franchise has come in time to save woman from "Bridgitis." The Auction" devotee declares the recall to be vastly more exciting than "hye honors" or "a hundred aces" This is demonstrated by the way the mayors of Seattle and Tacoma were marched up the hill to annihilation and then' for the sake of another thrill, they marched them down again. Woman's intuition or spiritual insight is liable to have some effect even upon Alas kan politics.
 To some extent the Northern wom' en are different from the general race feminine. Her staying qualities are more thoroughly developed, and her gambling instinct is intact. In spite of the fact that she is a good fellow when she loses, she thoroughly loves to win. For this reason no weakling need seek her vote but a man of ster' ling principles and wholesome morals
 The camp fires gleam. The war is not yet on, but forces are assembling Tomorrow may see the lineup. Re member, Warriors bold, Kipling's "Fe' male of the Species" when is comes to the real scrimmage.
 (Signed) Little Sister of the Boss
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
FOURTH OF JULY FUND
 PASSES s2,ooo MARK

Notwithstanding the fact that over s4OOO was collected for baseball pur- poses this spring, the Fourth of July celebration finance committee has SC. cured $2,OOO. Chairman Guy Me McNaughton, of the committee said today there was at least $500 more in sight. He said that those over looked could subscribe to the fund by calling up or seeing any member of the finance committee, which consists of Guy McNaughton, H. J. Raymond, H. J. Fisher and R. c. Hurley.
 The committee will make another canvass.
 Executive Committee to Meet.
 S. Hirsch, chairman, has called a meeting of the executive committee for next Tuesday night. The meeting had been called for Monday, but was postponed because of the Elks' dance that is to take place that night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Xnnferdavis Scores:

At Chicago-Washington, 3; Chicago O. Batteries Chicago, Russell, Jack son, Lathrop and Schalk; Washing ton. Bailey, Ayers and Henry. At Detroit-Detroit, 1; Boston, 0. Bat teries-Detroit, Coveleskie and Sta mage; Boston. Johnson and Cady. At Cleveland-Philadelphia, 6; Cieve, land. 1. Batteries-Cleveland, Col lamore, James and O'Neil; Philadel' phia, Wyckoff and Lapp.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis, 9; New York 8. Batteries-St. Louis, Baumgard' .ner, Leary and Fisher; New York Cole and Nunamaker.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
Ml. RIPOSA SAILS ...,
 WITH BIG LIST

SEATTLE, June 1S.-The Mariposa sailed for Seattle last night with the following named passengers for Ju. neau: George Staadacker, Miss J. Nor. wnic Miss M. otterson, Miss l.. Han sen, Miss Augusta Marcuson, Axel Carlson, John L. Carlson, Mrs. E. B, Henssemen, Miss Cordelia Jennings, p. N. Gott, Miss A. Boyer, Miss John. son, Esther Carlson, Mrs. D. J. Sulli' van, L. R. Hain, Mrs. Milton Vim, Ruth Carlson, George G. Hunter, H. R. Edwards and wife, J. L. Skoog, Lafe Spray and wife, Mrs. w. J. Skoog, Jas. Dempsey, James Mahoney, O. A. Green. leaf, r. H. Bower, V. w. Janney, Geo. Blomskog, J. R. MceNil, Claud Strom' berg, T. W. Powers, Mrs. B. Haslam, B. II, Rowe, John sall and three steer age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-06-13
ROYAL PLAYERS SCORE
 ANOTHER SUCCESS

The Royal Players company were seen to good advantage last night at their first appearance in the Juneau theatre in "The Bishops Carriage" |" The play was we'll received by we'll filled house. Miss Elliott in the part of Nance Olden." the girl crook. was clever. Charles E. Royal, as Sam uel Hillery." the drunken husband and father. as usual maintained his part in a finished manner. Ted Rowland, as From Dorgan." the thief, and Shirley Mcdonnell. as Henry Jamison," the lawyer. lived the parts. In short the company scored success. ''The Bish- ops Carriage" will be repeated to. night at the Juneau theatre.
 On Sunday and Monday nights the Royal Players will put on Sunday" 1" the four act drama in which Ethel Bar rymore made such a decided hit in New York. Reserved seats are on sale at Barragar's Post Office Store.