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BROWN SUES CINCY
Federal League Tyviri~r seeks Recovery
OF Salary Alleged TO
Re Dnr

CHICAGO. September 2e-Mordecai
brown, pitcher for the Chicago Federal
l.eagn" baseball team, to-day filed suit
against The Cincinnati National League
baseball club for tho recovery or s1250
which he asserted is Still due him as
part OF his contract salary for the 1919
season with the Cincinnati club
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NAVY DEFEATS CATHOLICS
Practice Scrimmngc Held mt Ann,noli..
and Wn>hinEton Eleven
Goes Under.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. September 2s.-In
noon. during which all OF the strict
rules were not observed and while
coaches Of both sides were allowed ON
INC held ana directed their teams work
Navy scored on" touchdown on Catholic
university OF Washington and failed 10
KICK goal The showing OF the N!ddies
against their much lighter opponents
was not regarded AS cncouraging
:. Score by periods:
navy .......... S n-s
Catholic Crivcrsityo q q %
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NATIONALS GET EXERCISE |
REGULAR MARATHON RUN
AT EXPENSE OF MACKMEN
Thirty Huns ON rhirty-EINc Hits In
Two Demonstrations aud
nruNns i.u>r. Too.

WASHlNGToN. -. G september "a
WASHINGTON overwhelmed Philadelphia
in both games OF double header here
to-day. 10 to and =" 10 ., cuuallinr
tho seasons record Tor runs scored IN
tho second contest Williams got five
straight hits out Of sin times nj bat in
the second game including, triple and
a NnMlaln- ,Ehn SCnrnS.
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>"rri. Tni.c. IIuIf-,iilc unrc

l.A NtliEIi .G. Va, September Ct
u. = Norrls 60! University Of Virginia.
81 ~" lui.rstnta Fair hcrc to-day won
Inc La'weN cup IN the halr-mil" race,
The track w1S heavy. and Norriss time
Wa -" kor Wentworth. Il former
Sew York Marathon runner ina, -
shoe in the mud aud Withdrew.
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No Intcrci,y BALL for Gotham.

NEW YORK September o9.-Thcre
will be no irtcrcity baseball series in
Greater New York. This was decided
to-day al con ference OF owners of tho
New York Nationals, New York Amer
leans and Brooklyn Nationals. held
during the Lal. game at the polo
grounds.
The club owners, 1t was stated, had
come to the conclusion that New York
has had enough Of baseball for one
season
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IIucy Wins nj BIIIinrds

NEW YORK, September 29.--William
II. Hucy, OF Chicago. challenger for the
three-cushion billiard title, wrcsted
the lead from George w. Moore, of
New York. holder of title, tonight in
tho second nights play of a l50-point
match. the total score being 100 to 90.
The score of io-n!ghts game was
Eucy, 60: Moore, 40 Each made a
high run OF four in Il contest lasting
cighty-four innings. The match will
be concluded tomorrow night.
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FIRST GNNl:
To,oIs...s' 90 ro'ols,,.,7s Il = =

SC0ro hv INNINGS: Il.
philado'ph'a ..."....2 g.
SEMINARY: Runs Struuk. C.drlnr jamie
SON Fosi"r {. ,l.au ~. GaunU IN. EGr-
her ,Sh Connolly. Two base hitS-cliriHE,
Tarbcr, Laipjc. Three base hi, Jameson
HOWE rUr-,iandil. stolen htsos--C. Milan.
Gariu. Earned runs philadelphia. = Wash
iurtou. :. Double rlav-Ccnuo'lv Foster and
Gaudil. le;t on bases Phisdelphla. $:
Washiucton. .. First base ON Wash
.irc!on. : Bases ballS-on Davis :.
li,t ~ pitchcr-by Ayers. C<onf'. struck
out-by Davis. s: wv Ayers. :. Wild pitch
Davis. Cmrrcs, Iil6eoraud ana oLongh-
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BOSTON. Septcnhcr 9s-MfYs Nol!a
EJursted, ,he young Norwegian ,yoiu-
who holds The national Nomcn's
tennis champion again to-day won
matches in all three divisions ~ play
IN the annual womNn's tournament, o.!
the Longwood Cricket CLUB
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CRAWFORD HITS HARD

DETROIT, MICH, September ga
Crawford's double to the right field
fence In the ninth. scoring Cobb and
Neach. gave Detroit a . to victory
over ST. Louis here to-day. Had the
Tigers lost the game, the American
League p"nncnt would have be.n
crnched 10y Boston. The teams play
hero tomorrow 10 decide another post
roncd game. The score:
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K.
Cincinnati ............i o o o e q ii
Chicago .................0 0 2-5
SUMMARY: Runs-Killi:er. Ciroh. Reall,
M"llw!t%, Fisher. Schultz. zimmerman Good
NaGEhn. Two base hijs-Schulte SAFER. VIII
ihis. Home run-Iimmerman. Schultz,
rqns-chicaEo 4: Cincinnati. l. Sacrifice
hit'-tir"h. Mollwitz. W!nEo. MURRAY. Dou-
Die rlhES--MC CaTthy To- nulligin to Snicr:
Archer 20 SAFER; i'cal! to Wingo Lett on
htS"S-cincin1nu. :; Chicago, $ First base
on rFro! Cincinnati 3; Chiacos . Bases
on haiIS-ou Lear. :; on Vaughn. !. Hits
on label! ! In Is innings; OFF Vaughn
IL - innings. struck out-by Vaughn
Z. tMpiEes. NylNn and Orth. Tine 81
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INDIANS LOSE TO SOX

CLEVELAND. O.. September 29-Tn-
effective pitching hy recruits crratic
fielding and base running on tn" part
OF Cleveland allowed chicago TO win
Tho last game Of the season in ClcvC-
land, l3 TO G. The score:
I.,.n ,,I,I 4,
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OF course. Gavvy has not yet had tho
pleasure of facing the Bostons, but
yesterday on Braves Field. where the
one of his pop fly" homcrs. The bali
Is probably going yet. Rather good
Tor such slow runner, CHI.
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Brooklyn.
.Totals;..;ai ~ II Totals ;. 20

Brooklyn ............n 0 0 q n ~
summary: Eurs-StcnEcl. Cu,shaw. Dyer.
ftrSt has" on crrOr-Ncw York :. Earned
runs brooklyn, = Thee base hit-Stcn,'el
sac rii'e h!t-Eochcr. Loft on bascs-Nev.
YORK, D. brooklyn. z. Double play-Doyle
and McrEl-. Bases on buils-um Rue kcr, ?:
on iierhert. !! struck out--hy tucker. I: BY
Herbert, !; bv Schurp. !. Passed balls Mil
Ter. M"c1rty liit-or Herbert, In s m
nin"a: of Schupp. Ia Inning. EMPIRES
Klein and Emslc. Time. 20
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STANDING or THE CLuns.

WHERE 1hEy FRAY TODAY.
frooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia -. iiuston
Pittsburgh at 81. Louis
Only three guncs scheduled !
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IT STRIKES ME
by TIM PATCH
Grandoldope is n great thing; to read.
but like all theoretical stuff, is liable
to fail just when things look rosicst.

Take for instance the careful figuring
or the Statisticians. especially some OF
the hiGh-priccd lads, who showed how
impossible 4 would be for tiavvy Cra-
vath to connect for the circuit. If no
ever lined up against the Red SoX.
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RUCKER HOLDS GIANTS

NEW YORK, September 29-Nap
thicker let the Giants down with four
mus NJ me POLO Grounds to-day. Brook
Ign winning the opening tilt Of n four
gam" series by score of . TO l. The
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r.
Philadelphia ...........s o %
Boston ..................o 0 90
summary: iiuns-Bancroft t2). raSkcrt.
Crnrath t?,. Two base hits-AleAandcr.
Cravath. Three base hit-I'astert. Homo
Tur-Cravath. Sacrifice Iit-Stock. Lei,
on Observation-Disclosures :; Boston 3. First
base on crrors--Ph;ladciphiH. .; Boston. l.
Bases on bHiis-oii Alexander. /: OF Ru-
do!ph. = struck out--by Alexander 4; hy
Kudolph. 6. Cmpires. Rieler and o Day.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS
Hendlex and Cosby Win mitch.

icadley and II. Cosby defeated Butler
and Haywood last night sixty-two pins
in spccial match on the Palace AL
lcys. Young Cosby was the star. roll
ing high score OF ISL. and high aver
boy. but has developed into ono OF tho
best duck pin rollers in the city.
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On School Griids
- BY PREP. -

Rencdictine College opened its ses
sion in Chester yesterday by taEinl,
tho measure oc tho Aggies by Tho
score of IL to o. The showing made
by The boys was exceedingly pleasing
10 both coach and admirers of tho
Green and White
Plans for football eleven in III.
Htnford Junior High School arc well
under way. Mr.. Gathers. a teacher in
the school, has charge OF the matter.
ana VIII do something definite in n
day or SO.
The city now has three Junior High
Binford. in tho West End. ana BELLE,
vu". in the East End Why not form
Il junior prep school league? Such a
proposition would be gladly welcomed
by the student" of the schools and
would furnish some good sport as well
Manager HarCrove. Of tho John Mar
shall eleven, announced last night that
the game with Ashland High had been
postponed until a later date. The Mar
shallitcs are planning n trip to Will
liamSburg on Saturday to play VIII
liam and Mary Academy. The bows
Will leave on the o'clock train. and
II Is probable that "a large crowd OF
followers OF the Blue and White Will
make the trip.
Coach Simpson has tho Marshallites
out every afternoon running signals
Scrlmma einE and puntins. The team
Is anxious TO play tho "T.oonies." and
rs is remembered, thc:- defcate them
last year by ar overwhelming score
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That blow, along with tho great
twirling performance OF Alexander.
clinched tho pcnnant for Philadelphia.
rms makes the first pcnnant won by
the Quakcrs since they have been In
the National League. Il matter OF thirty
three seasons.
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NHfKE THY pitY TODAY
Washington nt Philadelphia.
CSC either games gchc,Iulr,
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
innal". .. brooklyn. q.
Chicago. q: Pittsburgh. 2.
knnsa" city !; II. Louis, u.
tcihcr gam" moi -ch,d,IrdJ
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y II ERJCAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

game.
Washington. 90; Philadelphia. > dsrronh
gaucb.
Detroit. 3; II. Louis. 9
Chicago. Is. Cleveland. g.
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STh~Di>G or rrn rIuns
NNIiEiiE THEY III

WHERE THEY rIAY TODAY.
Newark at Baltimore.
Eunuio nj BROOKLYN
Chicago at rittsbnrEh
hnnsas CITY at st. Ioui,
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7 on Program
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
'ronlSiyn, .: New York, |.
i'hiiad"lphiu. =. Boston, u.
'hirng", >: Cincinnati. I.
tOtIirr not schrdulrd.D
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Cincinnati.

Tota!s....S3 s'o6 &c Totals 80 II ~ % 4
Two out wh.r winning run scored
limited for Archer in ninth.
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the National League. "A matter OF thirty
three seasons.
Statisticians are also telling of tho
superiority Of certain Rcd SoX playcrs
over the Phillics. Comparative figures
arc given to prove the assertions, but
10 remember that the players arc in diff
f"rcnt leagues. playing on different
fields and under different circumstances
may bS abls Il, ht Jrs mnfp b
all season. but put him ND against
twirlers from another circuit. whose
delivery IL unfamiliar TO him and II
viii h" an entirely different story. or
course. as they gain familiarity, the hit
ting may improve.
Alexander. It is reported. has vol.
untccred to pitch four straight games
against the Red Sox. OF course, aicran
has no intention Of letting his star do
such a thing, no matter II he could
stand III" physical strain. Alexander
is too valuable Il man 10 ruin for tho
t tnan OF prosa fha"I how to vii" Is mSrg
set Into three Of the clashes.
Two local eridron squads were vic
torious Yesterday. The Union Thcolog!-
cal Seminary defeated william and
Mary and Bcnedictinc College won from
tho Chester Asgics. Go u it Spiders.
The Nationals had grea, batting
thirty-fve hits off two alleged Ath-
lctic twirlers Jameson got four of
the swats In ton trips, while Judge only
connected once in three attempts Doc
Ayers pitched for Washington in one
game yielding nine hits and two runs
Ensign Cottrell pitched for tho Now
YORK Yankees yesterday In an exhibit
ton game against Scranton Tho Yam
KEGS won in tn" tcnth frame. Cottrcll
pitching When tho winaSinE run @"' Was Was
made.
With tho Federal League rcnnant
race only four more days to run. the
is so close that Pittsburgh had oniy
i've points advantage in the pcrccntagc
column over s. Louis. which was
Kansas CITY while Chicago defeated
Pittsburgh.
SO close are the leaders that ,o-dav,.
game might upset all three positions
II Pittsburgh should lose and tho other
swo teams win; Chicago would lead and
-. Louis you'd r"Suin. second Mace
ON the other hand. IL Pltisburch aud
-. Louis should win ana Chicago lose
chicago would be poor third With
Pittsburgh and Chicago fighting .nch
other. 81. Louis apparently should have
the best chance for victory, az /, has
nirendy won more games than N"
The Spiders and Blues arc working
hard Tor their annual clash. The SOL
oicrS, while hoping to win. may lose
IN" services Of word and Benton. thus
breaking up the backield combination
Word Is suffer ng from injuries and
Kubc is out OF tho city.
u is reported that Harvard has called
frickloy lack TO help develop a team
- meet Virginia. The Orange and
Blue made strong impression In IN"
North last year. and the followers Of
Nirginta, hope ii will be "A deeper one
this fall
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 CONTEST CLOSES

An interesting contest between the classes of the Christian Sunday School closed yesterday.
 The contest began on the first Sun day in April and has been lively throughout.
 Classes lbs and ' were known as the Reds and Classes 2-4-6 and were known as the Blues.
 john Hub ard was Captain of the Reds and Mrs. A. c. Epps was Cap tain of the Blues.
 The race was very close throughout the quarter and no one could tell who would be the victors until the final count was made.
 The Blues won on the last day by more than enough to overcome the odds against them.
 During the contest the Sunday School more than doubled its mem bership. There were present yester- day PAT. 10J Reds and 147 Blues.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28

Dr. A. C. Miller editor Western Methodist, Little Rock, preached both hodrs yesterday at the First Metho dist Church. He returned to the city on No. 4 this morning.
 Prescott and vicinity, according to the government gauge, nas received 2.77 inches of rain within the past four days. 1his is good season and reports from all section of Nevada are that a good season of rain has fallen. This almost insures a biz corn crop.
 k. L. Blakely returned yesterday from New York where he had been attending the annual meeting of the Southern Field Club of the Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mr. Blake " was the only representative from Arkansas at the meeting and reports a very fine trip.
 Sheriff Sam Mum arrived here this morning from Honey Grove, Texas. With the two negroes, Hess Blake and Zemmie Hall, who are under indict- ment In this county for burglary and grand larceny. They were placed in the county jail and will be tried at the July term of circuit court which con venes on the 18th.
 Jack Johnson will have the Country Gentleman for sale Thursday morning. Call 242 and he will bring you one.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
Local News.
H. J. Wills II is in Hope today.

H.J. Wills .m is in Hope today. J.H. Hayes returned to Blevins this morning,
 Miss Mare .lla Arthur is in the city visiting friends.
 Get the salty habit, learn to swim at the Natatorium. advt. For Sale-Pony, buggy and har- ness.-O. H. Helbig. Advt. Attorney J. o. A. Bush returned this morning from Delight.
 W. F. Hale was Lowing after busi- ness in the city today.
 J. B. Stone is attending to business matters in Hope today.
 J. U. Brown was attending to busi- ness matters in Prescott today. w. K. Buchanan is in Little Rock to- day attending to business matters. Geo. McCloiland, route number two Prescott, was here this morning. Childrens day at the Natatorium Mondays, the water will b shallow.
 advt. M. W. Greeson is in Little Rock today attending to business matters. B. C. Puriroy, of Sayre, was among -o4 4looseId o4 sIo4!s!A ss9Wsnq eq4 day.
 Sheriff R. r. Millwee, of Monroe county, was here today from Claren- don.
 Deputy Sheriff Dooley, of Arkadel- phia, Clark County, was in the city today,
 Jno, D. Bright, of Sutton, was here this morning attending to business matters.
 J. A. Nelson, of Laneburg, was among the business visitors to Pres colt today.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
W. l. T. |. CLUB

The w.. T. Y. CLUB was enter tained at the home of Miss Ethel Bailey on last Saturday afternoon.
 Several games of Progressive Som erset were enjoyed after which the hostess served delicious plate lun- cheon.
 The club was glad to have present its two new members, Miss Mildred Pittman and Miss Phles Stone
 Guests of the club were Misses Gladys Gresson. Nellie Bush, Norma MclIillian, Louise Scott, Ethel Steele, Dorothy Shaver (Texarkana) and Myrtle Arncld (Waldo.)
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28

Board of Stewards will meet at the First Methodist church this evening at o'clock. A full attendance is ex- pected.
 L. W. DoIsea has accepted the principalship If our Grammar school. Mr. Dodsea comes from Nashville, Arkansas.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Ellsworth are moving from Mrs. Cantley's residence into the Orr residence on East Main street today.
 Sam Hamilton, after few days spent here with relatives and friends returned to his home in Little Rock yesterday morning.
 Dr. L. c. 2ernay arrived in the city last night and has his office at Hester ly Drug store. He will remain throughout tomorrow.
 Yesterday there was a heavy rain and wind sto"m had here and the three store rooms of c. c. Hambys on West Front Street were unroofed.
 MT. Oscar Dawson, who addresses the Times from 1515 Booker Street, Little Rock, will teach school at Whelen Spri gs next session and or ders the partr sent to his address,. Gurdon Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
WEATHER REPORT

For Auto service phone 65.-S. Gautsche. Advt. 5-25
 Dr. S. J. T.esterly was down about Emmet this morning on professional visit.
 Gentlemen accompanied by ladies will be admitted to the Natatorium on ladies day.
 R. D. Martin, Emmet, route number two, was looking after business in Prescott this morning.
 Mrs. H. n. Bullock and daughter, Miss Mirna Britt, were in Prescott a few hours this morning.
 Mrs. Phillips, of Ardmore, Oklaho- ma, is here for a visit and is the guest of Dr. and Mrs w. W. Rice.
 Roy Staint' n, returned today from Chicago, Illinois, where he has been the past ten months attending school
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28

Buss McGough, of Laneburg, was here this morning attending to busi- ness.
 County Examiner c. M. Hirst, was here today seeing friends and attend ing to business matters.
 Judge George R. Haynie returned to TeXarkana this morning and recon vened Miller circuit court today.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
A Medicine Chest for 25c.

In this chest you have an excellent remedy for Toothache, Bruises Sprains, Stiff Neck, Backache, Neu~ ralgia, Rheumatism and for most eni- ergencies. One 25c bottle of Sloan Liniment does it all--this is because these ailments are symptoms, no. diseases and are caused by congestion and inflammation. If you doubt, asn those who use Sloan's Liniment, oa better still, buy 25c. bottle and proNo it. All Druggists.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
!. :. GOVERNMENT
 LAND FREE
Agricultural Land in U. s. Forest Reserves of Arkansas Now Free To HOmesteaders Under Spe-
 cial Homestead Act

Mild, climate very healthy, no crop failures No overflow lands. Sur rounding country well settled with all white people, Good schools and churches. Soldiers and sailors with two years army service entitled to pa tent after one years residence. Their widows have the same rights. Other citizens after three years residence. We have now over 200 separate tracts located every one of which has been examined and approved by Govern ment as agricultural lands. Located land within 8 to IS miles of railroad. We have separate descriptions of 190 of these tracts We make applca- tion to the land, aid in making selec- tion and making out Government pa- pers. Send 25 cents for State map showing Forest Reserves, -opy of Spe- cial crest Homestead Act aad par ticuIars to
 A. V. ALEXANDER & SON, Locating Engineers, Little Rock, Ark.
 Fresh Home Grown Water Melons, California Cantaloupes, Fresh Toma- toes, Bananas, and Lemons-Douglas Brooks x Go. Advt.
 Ladies day at the Natatorium Tues days, morning and afternoons.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28

Little Cynthia was attentlyely watching he mother comb her hair'
 "Well, Cynthia" said her mother don't you like it?
 70, yes, mamma" and then thought fully, q wonder how Browns dos does his tail up?"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28

Virginia, upon attending vaude- vile performance, became intensely
 interested in man sitting near by aV his apparent lack of interest m the
 performance and remarked: what did he come to the show for! ne didn't smile, laugh or clap"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28

The Daily News will be delivered to your home or anywhere else in the city limits for 10 cents per week. We begin today the great serial "Ihe Master Key" and will run it each week until it is completed the day before it is shown at the Gem Theatre The story will last sixteen weeks and you will more thoroughly enjoy the pictures if you read it in the News The paper by mail is 25 cents per month. Subscribe at once and read "The Master Key"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
Money to loan or ff7s- proved farms. R. <. giakeIy. Advf. tf

We have the goods and the service Use your phone-Douglas Brooks 6; Go. Phone 157. Advt
 Try Hamilton's Bread. We guaran- tee it to be extra high quality.-Doug- las Brooks & Co.
 On account of the illness of the hostess, the "As You Like It Club" has been postponed
 Albert S McGough, of Emmet, was here today seeing friends and attend ing to business matters.
 W. V. Tor1pkins returned from Hot Springs where he has been attend ing to business matters.
 w. C. Andrews, of Emmet route number two, was attending to business matters in Prescott today
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are neXt.-Cragan & Cummins Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-28
pr. Samuel E. Gee
 SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Let's Arbitrate, William.

Philadelphia North American.
 Would Mr. Bryan have consented to submit his differences with the Pres ident to a commission of arbitration?
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-17
A MERIToRIous MEAsuRg

The Alaska Development Board that Secretary Lane is anxious to have es tablished for Alaska would undoubted . iy prove of great advantage Go thia territory. And theco is q general hope that before many yeerS a competent board of experienced men win be di- recting the multitudmous affairs of the Federal departments, as applledlto Al aska. from g central headquarters in the Territory But the administN. ton months ago decided not to push this project at this session of Con sress. it may be couple of years before sentiment can be worked mp so as to assure favorable acton upon the subject by Consress The ten dency Of the bill is not only to have officials right on tho ground to do tboso thnss that half dozen depart mcnts at Washington now perform In e dllatory and complex sort of way but to also have some Alaskan on the board The fact that some incompe- 'ent men may apply for place on the board should not discourage Alaskans from giving hearty support to the measure that is earnestly desired by both President Wilson and Secretary Lane-(Cordova Alaskan.)