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The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
DORVAL PARK RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: all age; five and one
half furlouss Kama. 90 McClearyl. $40 $50
S3.o. won: Cert volant. l07 (Gurley), SEQ, S 30
second: Sir James, Ill Martini, $40 third. Time
lNfs F1owery Land. Wishing Well. Mary Mas
ters Dix Rogers. ofertory. Divorce III, and Sir
Arthur also ran.
SECOND RACE-Puse. $40: selling; eyear-olde;
FIVE furlongS Greenwood, lis Haynes Sl2o S. 90
$40. won; J. ID. Susg. rs Coleman S. aD,
second: Edith Olga. lG tUraD. S. third Time,
loo rs. 6ales~inthe. Memory. Immune, Coppef
King Msricold. Can Morgan. Happiness. and
Larkin also ian.
THIRD EACE-Parse. 500; 3-yesr-ods and nm
ward: one mile and seventy yards. Yadoperp los
(Csllahan). A0. s. $40. won: Joe Diebold lor
(weatherby1. S.0. $40. second: orpcrth los
temyth). SEQ. third. Time l.s3 35 Troyato.
Easter Boy. kinmundy. and Boxer Slso nn
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; +year-olds and Nd
ward; selling; one mile and seventy yards H,uy
Lauder, lQ (McDcmottl Ss.0 s.. A@. won
Dick's Pet. lS collins, SEQ $40 second; Rich.
ard LAngdon. Ill Haynes. $50 third Time
lAA Beau Pere. Dsrtworth, Surpassine sersI
veda and Louise TaverS also ran.
FIFTH RAOE-Puze. 500; Syear-olds and nm.
,ylrd: selling: one mile and srventy yards. 81.
1aserisn, - tCanahan). AD $50 $40 voc.
Bhrewsbag. 20 tMcDermottl. $50. 6a. second.
Hester. ic, 0cCleary). SEQ. third Time. lat ~
Ajax, kopje. Arrssionsts. Sherlock Holmes Morde.
cai, and Twilight also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Pune. 500; 5year-olds ana mn.
wssd: selling; six furionex Gallon. LIS (CaIhh..S
mn. Nio. G.H. won; Hearthstone. no iAmhro-s
~ MA second; Acclintod. III tcolensn,.
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selEng: 3year olds and upward
six furonEs. Palm Leaf, !Gl: 'Grecan. S
B First. IS: Martssha. IS; Cardigan %: wild
Fear. 20: Jack Rose. loi: ImTerator. lci: Uncle
Hart. ls: Edith W. 100: Broom's Edge, los
III.
SECOND RACE-Twoye yearolds: Clorsiclen Han
dicsp: FIVE and a half furlongS Hanfred, lo2
J J. Murdock. lo2; Little Sister. los: John JunioI
IO,
THIRD RACE-Purse: maiden Jycar-olds and
urwsrd; furlonGs Hattie C.. l06: Gallowap,
l6; Tinsman. l0s: Stonewood. lnj: Stonington. lo6
Cypta. lC6; Ina Ray. IcS; Lucille Morris IL;
oda May. ll2. Dimitey. lis; J. w Shea. Is:
Beach Comber lis
FOURTH RACE-Leonard Hotel Handicap: ;
yesr-olds and upward: mile and a sixteenth.
Hank o'Day. 70; Ringing. 100: Grcrille lr2:
Grover TuShes. lG John Gund los: Solar Star.
los; Star Jasmine ll3
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; fllies and mares: ,
yesr-olds and upward; mile and seventy yards.
'Finsles. %. Ida Earl lo0: Broom Flower. 100;
'Fleuron H. lo2: Fidset. lo2: Jessie Louise l0i;
'Birta. lGI; 'Ol-a Star. lOi: Big Dipper, l04;
Lady Hexican. los: Green lC7: La Dodo H.
SIXTH RACE-Elmendorf purse; fllies; 2-year-
ods: Eve and a half furlongs. Eulogy. lo2; Sun
Maid. io3: Lucky R. lG3: Thistle Green, Ios:
Cardome. l6.
SEVENTH RACE-SellinG: J-year-olds and up
ward: one mile and quarter Allen Cain. g;
'Msscowa. 81: Dcrcris. %: Booker Bill, 100;
Obolus To-: fitzgerald. &C.; Flying Feet lo2;
Star oRyan. ;b: Fellow Man, lo5; Worlds
Wonder. los Consoler. lo'; Any Port. no.
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BIG BATTLE TOMORROW,
George Clancy to Meet Eddie Nor
gan, of England, in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Nd. Sept. 14.-Proba bly,
the most important feather-weight
boxing contest to be staged in this
city is scheduled to take place before
the American Association at the Lyric
tomorrow evening. when George Cha
ney. of this city, holder of the South
ern feather honors, is to clash with
Eddie Morgan. of England, holder of
the European laurels.
The winner will be matched to fight
Johnny Kilbane. of Cleveland. for the
universal title. Kilbane has partly
promised to meet Clancy in a fifteen
round mill here if the local boy is
successful in taking the measure Of
the Britisher. The American A A.,
which will promote tomorrow even
ing's affair. has a standing offer of
S5.OO0 for kilbane to tackle CLANCY
here. providing the Baltimorean wins
over Morgan.
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FIRST WORK FOR INDIANS.
Initial Game of Carlisle Season I,
Scheduled Saturday.

Carlisle. Pa. Sept 14.-with the
formal opening Of the football season
scheduled for Carlisle on the coming
Saturday. the Indians. under direc-
tions Of Coaches Victor Kelley, Gus
Welch and John McGillis. put in an
afternoon of warm work here yester-
day. Following the fundamentals, a
Commute scrimmage gave opportun-
ity for keen competition for a number
Of positions.
Two new men. Williams. at tackle.
and Chase. at guard. gave welmas
and Martel a hard chase. Numerous
changes were made in the lineup of
the first and second elevens. Tibbitts
showed strength in the back field.
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CARDINALS AND EAGLES
TO BATTLE FOR TITLE

Great interest is being shown over the
coming series for the championship OF
Alexandria, which will start next Sun
day between the Cardinals and the
Eagles. and should prove to be fast. as
both teams will use their strongest line
UPS
White and Jones probably will be the
tattery for the Eagles The Cardinals
are uncertain, the choice laying between
Thompson, -Bischoff, or Sweeney, with
Giovannetti behind the plate.
To prevent disputes the services of Mr..
Hughes. one of Washingtons popular
umpires. has been secured to handle these
games. The first one will be played on
the Cardinals grounds next Sunday at
2:30 D. m.
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Bender in Big Match Shoot.

New York. Sept. 4-Chief Bender, the
former pitching star of the Athletics,
and George Marker. lieutenant of railroad
police at West Brownsville, Pa, signed
articles here for a nve-bird shooting
match to take place at the baseball park
at Charleroi, Pa. October s. Marker is
the champion live bird shot of Western
Pennsylvania and Bender is known as
one of the most expert shots in the State
The articles call for a purse of $500 to be
given the winner. Each man will shoot
at fifty birds.
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Whimsy Runs First in
The Nursery Handicap

a0. third. Time. Is 25 Quien sabe, Miss sher-
wood. Inauieta. Our Ren, and Coy aso ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500; 4year-olds and
upward; selling; one mile and seventy yards Tony
hoch. los tAmbrose). $3.50. 5000, $50. won
freda johnson, % (schermahorn), $O.0, 4.lo, SC
ond; Clif Edzc. 100 tMcDermottI. $50. third.
Time. la3 Is. Fastoso. Lambs Tail. Spohn, Shep
herdess. Astrologer and Lord Wells also ran
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District cf Columbia Washington. September II.
1g5-Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
Room 500. District Building. until O'Clock p. m.
OCTOBER IL 1915 for furnishing delivering and
erecting one steam turbine driven cSntrifusal pump
ing unit of five million gallons capacity in twenty
four hours for Of the Water Department D. C.
Specifications and form of proposal may be obtaired
from the Purchasing Officer D.. C.. Room a2D Dis
trict Building OLIVER p. NEWMAN, LOUIS
BRowNLow. CHARLES W. kUTZ. Commission
ers, ID. C.
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Far West Football for Syracuse.

New York. Sept. 14.-Syracuse Uni
versity may play an Occidental college
football team IN Los Angeles on Decem-
her 3. Syracuse Is to play the University
of Montana at Missoula, Mont, on No
vemher Is and Oregon Aggies at Port
land on December /.
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PERSONALS

wORKINGMEN-wHAT WE WISH EMPHA-
size is the fact that We buy for cash. and being
out Of the high rent section can ser low and
We do. and our trade wise boys who are not
fooled with reduction sales. . per cent saved on
new pants-s.5o to 8. One Price. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 619 u.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15
Ask for Waivers on Clarke.

Pittsburgh. Sept. 14.-Barney Drey-
fuss. owner of the Pittsburgh Nation
ais. yesterday asked for waivers on
Fred Clark. who has managed the
Pirates for fifteen years. Clark has
planned TO resign at the end OF the
season.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-15

New Orleans. Sept. IA two-mile
speedway will be built here and the
first race will be held during the Mar
di Gras. David F. Reid. head OF the
big Chicago Speedway. will handle the
business end of building the new
speedway.
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FOR sALE-MIsCEILANEoUs.

NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED.
Eag Terms j Desired OF Discounts for Cssh
fEEE~An Extra Fine s-Day Time and Alan
Cioo with every purchase Of S2S or more.
CASH OR CREDIT.
SAVE MONEY-BCY AT
HOPWOOD'S Cd and K Shesis.
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AMERICAN.

Washington. ;; Cleveland. o.
st. Louis. IL; Athletics, 4.
Detroit. 3 New York, .
Boston, 2; Chicago l.
TODAY's
Cleveland at WASHINGTON.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York
Chicago at Boston.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT YOUR FkiNTING N HURRXf skD
uGno sxfn ehazDs for dc rub. We ~ y oss
~ vs Asys b roll up cW assv9 - q
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WASHINGTON sT0Cx EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. n. Hlbbs Il c.,
SALES
Capital Traction s.. $500 at los
Washington Railway Is. sl.0o0 at 81.
Capital Traction. at s6a.
Washington Railway preferred, at 81.
After call:
Capital Traction, s at ash
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
IN Snail and largo sums. All transae.
ions ccnductei with economical constd.
DERS q CO.. Southern Bldg. So7 18th ct
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate 1T lowest current rates: special
Prtyileges with respect to prior payments.
1yler L Rutherford. Inc. ~ 18th It
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MOVING. PACKING, STORING.

Free 1oVinG fer stor.
age, N. 14l4 or ~. ~.
SMITHS TRANSFEH =
IVf STORAGE CO, o15 >.
NlGht Ph. n. Ga.
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TABLE BOARD.

LINCOLN CAFE. (: s:.. .'GH T'aesis St; SS,!i. ~;
ee,a5 Tnn.S aiRns5: SoS1 10 'pd &C. vye..s,. dinner
2; r:,tD n; ;..;s. Se frsaL1,a sS 10 :. 3: Ss =
NE. rates. Try our Oc and &c Club Breakfsst I'D
&c Business Mems Lunch.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
NATIONAL.

Ehillies, 4; Pittsburgh, 3.
Cincinnati, 8; New York, 2.
Boston, Z; Chicago, l.
ST. Louis. 6; Brooklyn, 2.
GAMES.
Phillies at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
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To Build Two-mile Speedwa,

Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
II ,.,,,r,ds a,,r:rer,tice allnrr, clain,sd
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ROOMS End BOARD.

M K ST. NW.-NiCELY FURNlsNED SINGLE
room; suitable for Q sentlman.
i2W 81. Nw.-NfCk LARGE 6EEAN ROOM.
in well kspt house.
n Z 81. NV: BEAtfftCL Rooms, SEC
oad lsor: suitshas fG tuo q thra ssafleam.
q 81. Nw.-BEAUTifUL Ezxc1 TT0N
sonn. suitable fos tvo ssasisn<n-
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ron BxCHANoE-IHnK1 VII NEW SIX.
FsmA
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-04

the prize awarded upon return of the other members of tho committee who arc absent in San Francisco. A prize of S25 is given each quarter Tor the best suggestion for safeguarding the lives Of the employees of the Tread- well companies
 Tho irst aid appliances, taken Co San Francisco by the rreadwell team. arrived yesterday and have been placed with other first aid parapher. nalie at the Fire hall
 Tho Northiand finished unloading $500 cases of powder al thc Bullion dock yesterday afternoon.
 Pat Casey beat Walter Barquist two straight games of handban in the elimination tournament last Saturday,
 Tho mems gymnasium classes win meet at the club tomorrow night The small hoys wli practice at o'clock tomorrow evening in the tank for Thuraday's water carnival and on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock Che men will practice for the same event
 The oil steamer Lansing arrived from the South yesterday, and is un- loading 35.O0O barrels or fuel oil for .Treadwen She is at present ai the Treadwen dock huing the upper tanks and win move later to the Bullion dock. where the remainder of the oil win be discharged. She win probably sail south Wednesday.
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the mining possibilities on the Renal Peninsula end Willow Creek regions, predicting a most prosperous era Of development tor this section with the completion Of the government rail- road now under construction Mir. Blum also spoke enthusiastically of the future.
 "Cordova will this year ranl, as one of ihe leading copper export ports Of the world, he said Cooper to tho value or Sl,50o.0Oo month is pass Ing through Cordoya in transit io the Tacoma amelter Cordovas future win be insured when we can use the immenee deposits of coal lying tributary Go ihis port for Che smelling Of the great ore bodies in adjacent regions Present conditions are re-. suliing not only ln 8 great waste. but ln holding back the development of our region. The opening of the coal fields win result ln the building of large smeliing Industry at Cor dova.
 Prosperity or Valdez As5ured
 'In the territory adjacent to Valdez are @ number of small rich mines that are now active producers. These as- sure the future prosperity of Valdez Like other sections Of Alaska. we bad- iy feel the need Of wigon roads and every effort should be made to secure an adequate appropriation from Con- gross for this most important work"
 MT. Blum. in behalf of the Cordova Chamber Of Commerce, and in apprec- iation of Che worl, of the Alaska bu. reou. rendered the bureau the exhibit prepared by the cordova Chamber Of Commerce and now being displayed at the Panamo.Pacific Exposition.
 A telegram was read from Maurice D. Leehy member of the committed who is at present ot Anchorage. stat. ing that there were l5O children there without school facilities. This condi. tion has been wired Co Che government authorities at Washington
 J. J. Underwood. introduced by the chairman as an old friend Of Alaska, stated that his efforts were based entirely on his love Of the country That Alaska Is now entering upon an era of great prosperity be had no doubt
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MARINE NOTES
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The private yacht Cyprus steamed to skagway last night She will call here tomorrow on her way south
 The Spokane sailed south last night.
 The Northwestern is due Wednesday night from Seattle.
 The Georgia sailed for slzagway Sat. urday night. and. returning, will leave here Tuesday night for sitSa
 The Jefferson sailed South Sunday morning.
 The Princess Sophia is due from Vancouver tomorrow night
 The Mariposa is due here Wednes- day afternoon from Seattle
 The st. Nicholas leaves for Tenakee Tuesday morning
 The Humboldt arrived yesterday and win sail south late tomday.
 The Dolphin is due Thursday from seattle.
 The United States coast and geo. detic survey steamer Explorer is an- chored in the harhor She is on her way south, after season in South western Alaska
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.JUsr As rAE pocroR oRpEREp.

When you purchase any article, or have a prescription filled at our store, you arc confident that you arc getting fresh stock, and the most complete stock Of druss in Alaska Co select from.
 it does not pay you to endangsr your llfe by having prescription filled from shoifsvorn drugs and chemicals, which loco their strength and deter lorate with age. The same applies to rubber goods and drug sundries, when they become "shop worn" they make an expensive purchase, regardless Of the low price at which you may pur- chase them.
 We carry in otock, nothing but the best quality of rubber goods which arc cold on two years guarantee. and arc replaced or your money re- funded if not satisfactory.
 Prescriptions accurately compound ed by registered Pharmaeists "just as the doctor ordered" at
 THE ERIE DRUG co.
 oololas Free Delivery Phone t6
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ALASkANS TELL
 SEATTLEITES OF
 C0UNTRY'S NEEDS

A week ago today the executive committee Of the Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce en- teriained ct the Arctic Club John ". Troy editor of the Juneau Empire; B M Stone. editor of tho Seward Gateway and Al-Alaska Review, and g. Blum, pioneer banker and merchant of Valdez and cordova These gen. tiemen all spoke in praise of the ef- icciive work done by Che bureau, and of how ii is today appreciated through out the Norihland. the Seattle Post 1nteiligencer said. in reporting the luncheon
 Juueau's Development
 Mr. Troy. speaking of the develop. ment of Juneau. said that Che Imports to Juneau in 1911 were s2075.O00, while in 1914 Juneau's imports show cd value of S5.515.o0o. an Increase of oveh 250 per cent. In four years.
 "Juneau's development said be. "is on permanent and solid basis, and future years will undoubtedly show 0s great an increase, but successful mining development In tho Juneau dis trict is dependent entirely upcn large capital
 "The development Of Che Alaska Gastineau property entaned an expen- allure of S7,500000 before it began to produce The management Of the Alaska-Juneau contemDlates an oxpen- diture Of Si.0Oo.0Oo before this mine will be on 9 producing basis The United States Smelling & Refining Company has to date spent $67O.000 in the preliminary development Of the Ebner and adjoining property From these figures it is apparent that the successful development of the Juneau mines is not for small capital
 interior Needs Transportation
 "We realize the great necessity for improved facilities for transportation throughout the vast interior, not only for the construction of railroads but also wagon roads. and we hope to see Congress pass Che necessary leglsla- iioo that will make possible 8 com prehensive plan of wagon load build ing throughout Che country We real- lze the importance Of 9 centralized con irol in Alaska over Che activities of 'he various governmental bureaus haiiug Go do with development prob ! Ieus and the handling Of natural re- soQrces Great care must. however be taken to see that this measnfe, ! when enacted into law doe5 moi in any way encroach upon Che functions which properly belong to Che Terri- ' .oriai Legislatira This isl however ! merely a detail which can be pr0gld. sd for and does not affect the main 1 iveuiia Of this great constructive ! measure which IS Of o0ual importance I To alI sections Of Alaska"
 More Hcmcetcad1 Taken
 Editor Stone in speaking of the bis ,hange Chat has taken ploca in ihe scward.Cook Inlet section .his lost year. said that over 200 homesleads md been taken up in lhe Matanusia md Sus'tua valieys and in ihe Yicin. ly oi Knik He spoke s'oTing|y ol
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fer e Marx Clothes and Emery Shirts
HUMBOLDT SAILS SOUTH

At2:3O this afternoon the Humboldt arrived in port to find her dock taken by the freighter Seward, which was unloading lumber. Southbound pas sengers who boarded the Humboldt by crossing the decks of the freighter In series of high jumps included Mir and Mrs. James Freeburn. c. Fl. Pearce. ". H. Gilland. J. B. Barnes. Earl Johnson, and Hallie Heacock A group of six men were also among her passengers for Petersburg where they win build the Scow Bay walk under the direction of Superintendent J. c. Hayes.
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COMPANY 10 sgLL
HUNTER BAY STOCK

HUNTER BAY STOCK
 Articles Of incorporation were filed last Saturday by the Alaska Gold Min ing Company The directors are W S. Pekovich A. II zlegler and J. R. Moore
 Fiftytwo claims in the Funter Bay district comprise the properties of the new company 4 large proportion of these claims were located by J. W. Hunter about 20 years ago, and short ly before Mr. Hunters death in July they were sold to w. S. Pekovich, who had an option on Che property for time time, from the Funter Bay Min ing O., of which J. w. Hunter was head.
 TO Prosecute Work
 We intend to SO ahead with the work as rapidly as possible" said Mr. Pekoyich this morning We have 25 men working there now and as soon as our new power plant is completed we wlll put on much larger force. The workings are divided into two groups, and our first interest will be to develop the claims lying between these two. and we will tunnel the in- tervenlng distance which is about t00O feet,
 We have 10.stamD mill working now. and three diamond drills, there is total of 2O00 feet of double track tunnel now, and S5 feet of shaft. In addition Co that part of the work we have four bunkhouses, our offices, en- zine dooms, commpressor rooms, blacksmith shop, garage, etc."
 To Sell Stock.
 It is the intention of the company to put on the market 100000 shares of stock at Sl per share. This part Of tho work win be conducted by J. R. Moore, president of the company.
 Mr. Pekoyich will leave for Funter Bay on the st Nicholas tomorrow morning and win be followed later on by Mr. Moore and Mr. ziegIer. It Is said that one of the early boats will bring machinery for the new power plant on which work has been pro gressing for some time
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ANCHORS IN cHANNE

Fftf@ffCNe iN ~fifHit'H- Early this morning the Q. S. Sur vey ship Explorer cast anchor in the channel after a summer spent in the work of the geodetic survey out in Che Kuskokwim district
 She win proceed to her headQuar- ters at Seattle late tonight
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WATER CARNIVAL WILL
 BE A Bio AFFAIR

TREADWELL. Oct. 4.-The pro- gram for r~the water carnival next Thursday has been made and posted on the bulletin board at the Tread. well Club. A great deal of practice has been done in the past two weeks by persons who win enter and soms exciting races nre expected.
 The contests are open to everyone from tho Gastineau Channel cities and it is hoped that Juneau and Thane win both be represented. The prizes win an be given in merchandise Co the value following each event in the program The first race will start at 8 o'clock sharp on the evening of tho 7th-
 The program follows:
 Announcer. Jack Wilson.
 Judges. Dave Kin1ie and Jack Wii- son.
 Clerk of Course. Tom Mcdonald.
 Timers. c. D. Bennett and Charles Hayes
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 ccoclrc Branch e M. A. SNOW. Manager &
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DOUGLAS. Oct t-L. c. Thomas ol the Aiaska Furniture and vrdcr- taking company. took out 9 tegrltor' iai license as an cmbsimer. His ii. ceDse is No. !. NeFi Thomas. OF the same company has olso applied for 9 license
 Ed nolsaver ioit for enc sou,h on tho Jelcrson last Saturday.
 The Aiaala Catholic club wiii hold meeting at the club hall tomorrow night.
 e. D. McDouald leit on enc Jehor' son for ePtersburg.
 Jack Iansscth win leave ia cou- pie or days Co do assossmcnt work on his claims al Bernor's Buy.
 The Douglas City Council win hold ils regular meeting ol tho City Han tonight
 Elmert E. Smith is confined to bil home with a severe attack of Grippe
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TURNER DANCING ACADEMY.
 We teach the canter waltz. tho fol trot, or any of the other new dances Also an the old dances. t'etf
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o-cedar Mopl o-cedar Mopl Ex- .tra special s1.e5, and one flr quart of
 Cedar oii 10 each purchaser of a mop. .F. ". c'DcNNELL, Aiaska Furniture co. phone l52. g 30 2t
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TWO hundred large Interior mink sklns matched in sstg at reduced mar kct rates. Inquire at Wlilo' store.
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RaLMEale

A full line of Palmer toilet prep erations. including the famous Gard- engio perfumes toilet water, laicum powder, etc.. Erie Drug Co., Douglas Free delivery. phone 16 tFe
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w R. Bell G A. Geichell and L Hensler inst returned from Anchor age and will winter in Juneau are at tio Castineau.