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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
LOCAL RACKETERs LOSE
COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA
NO MATCH FOR DUMBARTON
Dual Tennis Match Is Won by Dunn
barton Team. Who Almost Made
Clean sweep.

WASHINGTON, d. G. August 10
The fourth annual dual tennis match
between the Dumbarton Club. of this
city. and the Virginia Country Club.
of Richmond. was held here this af
ternoon and resulted in almost clean
sweep for the Dumbartou team. The
Richmond team won only ono OF the
matches in the singles. and did not
take n single match in the doubles. Tho
play az times was fast and furious in
both tho singles and doubles.
The results follow:
Singies-Ciorc, Washintgon defeat
ed Buford, Richmond. S-l. 6-l HILL
yer Washington. defeated Coke. Rich
mcnd 10 6-3 and So: Hancock.
Washington, defeated Fleming, Rich
mond. -. G-l; Lincoln. Washington.
defeated Rohb Richmond d; Ca,
Fisher. Washington. defeated Valen-
tine. Richmond. G-l 6-+: Mccahe,
Richmond, defeated ould. WashlnS-
tor. SIS, 60 and 81
Douhles-Hillyer ana Lincol Wash
inGton. defeated Hu:ord amo coke,
Richmend. g. 4-6, l2-lc. Go and
Hancock. WASHINGTON, defeated le'n-
Ing and Robh. Richmond. 90 81:
Fisher and Herrick, Washington, de-
:ea;ed Valentine and McCabe, Htch-
mond. So, SO and s..
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ENTERTAINS YACHT CLUB
t"'rm"dorc Robert T. NachIrr Has
Party of Friends Down Hiycr
Yesterday Evening"

NhoIt Twenty-Five men, members o.
~" Richmond Yacht Club and their
dor" Robert F.. kaehlcr ~ Il smoker
aul crab snppcr Yesterday evening n.
the dubious. at the junction Of tho
James River and Failing Cr""h The,
par'y left the city wharf abou; $50
o'clock Yesterday afternoon ana re-
turned at o'clock.
Three Of tho lnrEeat launches owned
hE Ii" club members carried the party
down tho river. The Vic. Of Co,nmo-
dor" Na"hlcr: the Geneva. of DR.. w.
! cowardin. aud the EVELYN Of Thorn
a# k"rsc, brought most Of tho guests
fow came In tho Jolly. Of Henry 6
i'.ok"raon. Tho Mary Lou II, Of
Colonel 9 l.. Cooke, stopped by the
clubhouse on her way down TO old
Erint.
rho entertainment, was tho FRS, OF
III" Kind 2iv"n this summer at the
Richmond Yacht Club, ana thos. pres
ont we're uuanimons IN prononncinr il
success other parties 81 Il similar
II" iure 1rc scheduled to follow.
soon after their arrival the mon
Yer" called 10 'hc supper, spread on
long tables IN the basement In add
ton 10 III" crabs, there was an album
dane" Of sandwiches ana all the other
nor"ssari"s. Appotites whct,cd bv tho
river breeze aud by tho natural beau
:, Of the fresh country surroundings
dii fui! justice TO :hc supper
Nmorg ih""c present were Commo-
dorc Robert T. kaehlcr. James Thomp-
sou Brown Roy Dunninplou. \. q.
Nnthony, Jr. y a Anthony. W.
y Adams, l. O. Miller w G.
2 Her. s. : Patch Frank b ia
"abs, Darld Lowry. ilcrh"r, SIN.
Nllliam shield. W T.. Cherry,
Crrjr" poiouzc. hudson l.. IIocn
omaa Kcrsc. COLONEL James W. Cor.
| don. Leroy T.. Erown. George Sors,
/ ank ". iirowu. W W. Gillette. Or
/ v. j. cowardin, Colonel =. /. cooke
/ ard Henry -. DIckcrsou
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RESTA WINS GRAND PRX
Famous Driver Maintains Ax.
speed OF TOO Miles Ter Hour
I'm Itncp

CHICAGO. August 1a.-Dario Ic,,
won ~" Grand Prix automobile rae
hcre this afternoon. taking the a.
lap of nifty miles IN 9:52.I5 His ave
age speed was 100 miles AN hour.
Dave Lewis was second In 20 mil
and DAleuc finished in tho ord.
named.
The elimination % Ralph de Pa
ma early in the first of the five mr.,
ilininary heats WAS a 'liSappointme,
to the crowd. AS he was expected
Civ" ltesta battle for the So. 900 fir
prize. He had only driven six mil
" men his motor was disabled
The iiv: starters in the nfty-n,i
funi heat were selected by twcn,,
mil. preliminary heats, the WHINE
of these spirits qualifying for n
money race
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LYNCHBURG BEATS ROANOKE

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
LYNCHBURG, August 19.-The Live
Wires. LynchburE amateur team.
to-day smothercd the Norfolk and
western team. OF the Roanoke City
League. 16 to .. But for cnrelessuess
tho locals would have won n shut
out. Thompson WAS driven from the
mound In the third. and Parker was
unable TO stop the hitting that inning
After that the locals made no effort
To run the score up
The score by Innings X. II. f..
Live Wires 80 3 3 o . o o 0--16 10
Roanoke $1,000 02 O O q O.
Batteries - CARRIER and S IN o [:
Thompson. Parker and Wagner
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THIS WEEKS REGISTERED
TRAPSHOOTlNG JOURNEYS

August 20--Double target champion
snip Of the world.-Dering VS.. Nicolai.
AT St I,ouis Trapshooters' Association,
august 81. 90. %. "a. 26-The seven
tc"ntr annual Grand American Handi-
cop "'rapshooting Tournament. under
~" nusI.ccs OF the st. Louis tMo.)
1rapAbooters' Association. at Trap
nhootcrs' Association Park.
august 22---Livermore Ua.) Gun Club.
August 23--Wayne (Neb.) Gun Club.
Perry On. " Sportsmen's Club.
August 24-Tltusville (Fla.) Gun
Club.
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Pitchers Records
WEST END GUN CLUB
Storr Leads All TrarshootcrS by Break
Ing Srrrnty-ftrc Straight,
Yesterday

Storr breaking twenty-five straiSh,
IN the extras and fifty straight, in
me regulars, WAS in a class bv him.
self in the regular shoot at the West
End Gun Club traps yesterday after
noon.
John c. Easley trimmed the amateurs
ana was nigh gun Four men were
grabbing at his coat tails as he wen;
uhuer the wire. among whom was pr
Cotfman Class man Cooke and
rhrpen. who tied in June for ,h.
MONTH! spoon, shot the tie off. Cooke
winning by one target Fitppen had
MIN beat coming into the last iuniuL.
nut FAILED 10 stand the pressure test IT,
dropping five in his last twenty Moor.
jumped ms score UP into Glass \
WciSiEer turned the tables on Bihb
topping MN one target. Next Satu..
day VII! be the last regular club match
ans month. and the winners Of III.
monthly spoons are close together in
each class. Twenty-Five men shot the
regular match and several par,icipatcd
IN the extras
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PORTSMOUTH SELLS PLAYERS

NORFOLK. VA. August 19.--Presi-
dent Stanley, Of the Portsmouth Vir-
mia League Club, Tonight announced
Tive sale OF Pitcher Alton, Il right hand
81. TO the Detroit American League
club. and Outfcldcr Candy 10 the
Philadelphia National League Club.
The price for each Of the players was
$50
They arc to report at the close OF
the Virginia League season. on Sep
t.ubcr 6.
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FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
!NTERSECTl0NAl GAMES
FEATURE OF 1916 SEASON
Nan. star Contests Hooked for SOUTH
rrn Colleges in Coming
Fall.

tioual ron,oe stanI an, AZ rho foa,ure
Of the football season OF igls. which
wiI! be under way before another three
weeks nav. been checked from the
calendar Almost every section Of the
country viii be rcprescnted I'm these
rri,lirou clashes. and indications poiut
to Unusual interest ana enthusiasm in
the .r.r- American college ram. this
fan close to three months play Will
he. Witness Il this season. as the oper-
liE cam. is scheduled for September
III and the closing contests viii not
10. STAGED until December 9
Each epr the number Of games in
,.rcas.s and tho coming season finds
moro Games scheduled than vas tho
,,... ,,.alyn ,ro,t-ns nco According 10
IN. lis. rreu0rcd i'm connection with
the revised rules OF play the teams Of
Inc laa.lfr., colleges and universities
of tho country viii ncur. in more than
400 contests. whiie the preparatory
and LE--h school eloy.ns viii compete
~. .,... man .,,-f.a .hn, number bring
in.. IN. ,oraI dos. 10 tho >. 600 MARI
comn1rison OF tho schedules for
,la .nr.ig.s s.aso, and ,hos. of the
n,si ra,y gcare shows a number OF
chances rho Carlisle Indian School
eleven. which has made football history
-, ~ ms, de- oot nnnoor a,uon. tho
fs,1i,g councillors for erldiron hon
ar. INA ,..,rn,lia ,-rfyorsitv is again
.rnrd le,.l for games Win coN.rcs
- 80. ri.,h, ~,
..s,.rr football iDstituti-ns
' ''''.'''' i .
No. ,,;i ,.t,,.,,
$50 .i,I 49,
,,,,,,,,,
W"'''"'"- .',.'i",
no, scheduled until the closing weeks
or %oyc,nhcr tho height of tho season
60 .ar .e tl ,,,,nhr,. Of rarrs.4 fe con-
:" IA -
'"r"' =" ,
"'N ~ '''','" ~, -" p" '''
we 'H''Ii" ','ese go, '
alone pas u" loo mars. M '"'hhN
comes Win Tn" playing 81 ne tI"rrard-
l"l' ."m" AZ NV il"l.h 'h' ne
f'n'N- ;\"NN sahe ~ a." "' ~"
81. III" "''E \"rt'l'pen - .' .,'His
~ past a't"ndancc and r"r"Ip't' these
500, ,;, -,
-, ,ononhc
c''ptS VIII pr"SahlE "Hrs'" H-'''"',
-''l''''- w 49, ''''''
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CrcNyc Wins Gnrnc.

trewc defeated the locals here to-da
by the score Of to J. Bclcher, &c
trcw". only allowed one hit and bate
out triple and double in four time
at bat Features Of the game wcr
Bclcher's pitching aEd batting an
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compares favorably In length with =,
far-famed Walter Johnson's, ana /.
hand that is Of more than normal mr..
portions While in college he was -,
tNr IN every branch of athletics a.
t'pt Football which he barred. out
respect I" his pitching arm, and W.,
generally conceded the dIs,inctio,
D. thG tn" best ali-round man in 90
i"s". while II" tx equally clever
tennis aud baSkcthaII
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SECOND GAME
Totals 80 Is p i; Totals 90 % 30 q
ga tied for crowcli in ninth.

Score by innings: n
Rochester ..,......... 3 q : q o-i.
Baltimore .........-.. TEL" u q o D. 3
Summary: Runs sloan 90, Ho"Ik". Leach
Jacobson. SiElin, pvvliu. Halo 90, l.ev"r"na
Barber. Lamar. kopf Twu-basn hits sloan
90. Threc-basc hit Barber SacriIc" hits
-McAuley. L"reror@. Sacrifice nys-- Lea cii
Jacobson. Stolen basrs-iiElo. Sloan. Slsiin.
Kopf 90, Twcmbly, Mates. Barber, NoANoy
to). Bases OH halls-on sherman. .. of
Triple. .: of Cruwcii. 1 on LoverrnH, {.
Struck ou,-by Triple. ;, by crow"ll. .: 10y
Levcrenz. :. Lott on bases baltimore .
Rochester. 10 First base o'l errors Ruch"s-
ter, ). Time. las. Cnrir"s, W'st"ry"l' and
Er@uSicld
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

tLoNtlnueN FE"N 'IIS, "-''' =
.-Harizcll. BENTLEY, H"rs.h" Sa'nn." ~
Hoclke Double piaYs-Hoeik" L" M'Nu!sE
10 Foslke; Bentley 70 Winston tn Russell.
Russell (unaSsiStcd). RAISES on balls ~
Bentley. ?; of H.rsche. 3 struck "ut-hN
Bentley. ;: by iiorxchc. {. Lott Oh uaSSs--
Baltimore =. Rochester, First hasc on
errors-Ruchostcr. !. Time. i-2' tmrir"s.
Bransfeld and WostorvHli.
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BrooLIyn Pitt>inrch
- a .
T0'a.s u -. n 'T.T---
'cne ou' when wt1nirr run scored
Ran for Myers lE eighth
-Battcd FOR W Johnston iu i.r-r


Brooklyn .... o l H % %
Pittsburgh .......0 - . a 70 .
summary; Runs Ayers Schu''@ Fisher
Two base h't-Ftsch"- Thr""-baa" hits
Myers, Olson, Baird stolen hase,-I John
ston. Myers. Sacrifice hits-Smith Carey
mccarthy Double plays Mccarthy Gun
assisted; Mowrcy, CurshaT and HcCarty,
Cooper and Raird First has" IN Dal!s-off
Smith , OF COOPER. 9 Sr-cck out-hy
iTmischHr umpres. Harrison AMI oI,ay.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


~ Chattanooga Chnitanooga, al:
New Orleans, 40 eight and seven
mningsl
NJ Memphis Memphis. q: Brming-
ham. L.
Vt Littl" Eock--NttIc Rock. 6: At
Iuta. r.
AZ Nashville Naahvillc. IL, Mobile.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The national tennis tournament vim
he held at Forest Hill, Long island
on August %. number of local ten.
MS players are interested ~ the tour
ntmaat. and 1t is likely that some
Richmond players viii attend II not
compete. In the various matches.
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south 1tI,n,Ic ,,,

NJ Columbus Columbus. {. Charles
ton, y.
81 -Jackaonvil!c. g..
Columbia, Z.
At Macon. IL: Augusta. 6.
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iuncricnn Ns.ocintInu.

~ Minneapolis Minneapolis. Is
Columbus. 7-ll.
AZ 81, Phul--St raul. 4: Toledo.
LouiRvilln, 10.
AZ Milwnukee--M milwaukee,. 2. In
dianapOlis, ].
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIRST GAME.

Continued From First lae.
hit and Cutshaw's sacrifice u.s. The
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runners up, L. Rueger. Coffman. Dun
can. Eanes. Class "B"-M g. Coffman:
runner up. Brockwell. Class "C"-C II
Moore. Glass 90 f. Weisiccr:
runner up, r. T. B!bb. Glass "E"-No
entries.
Legs on the News Leader, Buchanan
Schwarzchild. Lumsden. Nowlan and
.Iahnkc silver loving cups. won by
EaSlcE. Duncan. Crenshaw. C;rundy
C"ffman. Moore and Weisigcr Points
on these cups-Dun"an. l.. Rueger.
Crenshaw, Eanes and Hammond ST.
Hercules, Ions rum. Ruegcr. 81
straight.
ynu Point. pipe--c. r. Moore. two
surprise targets
Next shoot. August 26. 4 o'clock
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Score - innings. T. ~ !,
Petersburg OOonooo am
Rocky Noun. 0Gl1yo-
fa it"rios- Garden and Hudgius: Ap-
p!'safe ana Wclcher Time 30 min
"61 l'h''Fe' huofley Attendance.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03

a good portion of which was spent with a brother in Toronto. Mrs. Hayes ard their little son preceded the doctor to the outside last fall and stayed with the formers mother, Mrs. Fred Maclennen in Vancouver until the doctor arrived when they accompanied him east. While in Toronto they visited Mrs, G. L. Taylor and family and saw the Blackwell boys, all of whom Dr. IIawcs reports as getting along nicely. TEe doctor says there is considerable business in the east these times, but says competition is very keen. While away he visit ed Ottawa, 3t. Paul and Chicago.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
SOLDIERS IN ALASKA
 WILL BE INCREASED

tCOutinued from page 1.)
 'y" of the Fourteenth Infantry, consisting of about tifty-five men and officers.
 The war strength Of a United States army regiment for foreign service. which includes twelve com Uaaies, is eighteen hundred and tatrty-s'x enlisted men and officers. On a geLce footing eight hundred and siXty-seven men compose regiment each company being re- duccd to siXty-fiYe men.
 It-js believed that the plan to bring the companies stationed in Alaska up to a war footing is en- Jrdcad il the administration na- ltoHul preparedness program as the troops especially those stationed at Fort Liscum and Fort Seward, would be immediately available for service should they be required a- auy point on the Pacific coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
WHIItHU6ot
(Contiuued from page l)

the office of Supt. Gordon ot the marine department oI the ". P. & I. R. will leave next Tuesday for Seattle where he will visit his mother and also ttau-@.t business for his company.
 Miss Graham, 8 young lady who formerly conducted q hospital in the Shugbauna, accompanied by another young lady, arrived from California last Friday and left on Sunday for Rude creek, where they will open a hospital
 Mrs McCloskey, a pioneer resi- dent ot Dawson. arriyed by a recent stage aui has decided to locate here and engage in sewing.
 Dr. A. P. Hayes returned on Tuesdays train from vacation Of a little more than three months,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
pAEENT-TEACHER
 ASSOCIATION FRIDAY

The regular monthly meeting of the Parent-Teacher association will be held Friday evening, Feb. 4, in tle assembly hall.
 The topic is The Cigarette SmOk- iug B0v' and will be presented by Nr. V. l. Hahn.
 Some of the school children are smoking cigarettcs,-maybe yours Better come out and discuss how bes, to handle the evil. It is task loy the combined effort of parents and teachers.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
TOWN TOPICS

Hello BM. Re-u.ar meeting of the E,ks tonight
 Stroller White arrived in Skag- way on todays train
 A group Of SEagway ladies na- der .le leadership ut Mrs. P. F. ". Low-e is working this afternoon on sewing ter t@- Rcd Gross so- ciety H-. Z.aaau has given tho ladies u~. st rooms in his ca-- t-go on eighth avenue recently ra- cared yy 2.-. H-rdy. and maetiaEs will be held there every week by the ladies who wish to help in this worthy cause
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
YOUR HAT
May Be a Stylish One, But It Makes
 Trouble.

May Be a Stylish One, But It Makes
 Trouble.
 A man usually buys a hat that's fin style" but the modern hat for men has lots to answer for.
 Baldheads are growing more numer- ous every day. Hats make excellent breeding places for the parasitic germs which sap the life from the roots of the hair.
 When your hair begins to fall out and your scalp is full of Dandrun it is a sure sign that these countless germs are busily at work.
 There is abut one way to overcome the trouble and kill the germs-that way is to apply Nawbro's Herpicide to the scaIp-it will kill the germs and healthy hair is sure to result.
 Sold by leartrg druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample ja The Eerpicide Co.,, Detroit Mich.
 One dollar bottle, guaranteed,
 Al all cruz stores. '~
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
n TnNHs. saNs:

of Houston, Texas, says:
 If you have a muddy complexion and dull eyes, you are constpated. Six glasses of water daily and one or two RcXan Orderlies at night will correct this condition and make you fit as a fiddle Rexall Orderlies, in my opinion, are the best laxative to be had, and can be taken by men, women or children" We have lhn exclusive selling rights for this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cents. We have the exclusive selling rights for this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cents.
 VIM. BRITT
 JUNEAU AND SKAGWAY
 THE REXALL STORE
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
BROWNING DELIVERS THE
 GOODS

Ycu can have all goods bought at my store delivered to any part of the city upon request Remem- Der: New location, New goods. Same old courteous service. Phone 9O.-Browniug. @2-1Q,
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
OTHER RIZEs

Best couple, l glass cigar jar ivory mirror.
 Bes' group of three or more 1 box of naval oranges.
 First uUOr prize, hand painted cup and saucer.
 Seconi door prize, box Of candy, Prizes on display at Ly.-h.s.
 Music by Prof SmiCn orchestra.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
HOME MADE BREAD

From this date on, the Golden North cafe will sell bread to all those who may wish to call for same. The Golden North bread is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's and Rapuzzt's stores. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03

Zenith oil cleans, pOlishes, pre- vents rust and preserves. Zenith On is an excellent furniture polish, 1Oc, 15c 25c bottles. Keller Bros. Sole Sl5agway agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03

A question sent in for the round table discussion is: Why are Chil- lrga living long distances from the svEool building not permitted -g bring luuCh?"
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
COAL AT \ BARGAIN FOR ONE
 WEEK

For one week we will deliver Ladysmith coal, mine run, for S10.5O per ton. - Alaska Transfer Co. Phone No. 10 1-27-1wk.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
 Commences Gt S:So 9. m.

Zenith oil assures the best pos sibIe reults as lubricant for all light or delicate machinery. 1Oc, 25c, soc bottles. Keller Bros. Sole Skagway Agents.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
GENTLENiaE

Best sustained character shaving set.
 Nest original character, ivory crib board.
 Most comical character, smoking set.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
PRIZE LIST FUR
 EAGLES DANCE

The Eagles have been generous in the buying of prizes to bo of fered at the Masquerade Saturday night, and those who may be so fortunate as to win any of them will carry home trophies Of which they may well be proud.
 The list follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
BO7TLERS

BOVLERS AND
 FANS
 ATTENTION! THE HAYNES Bowling Team WILL COME up oa tho PETERSON this afternoon and WILL PLAY the ELEs CLUB TEAM tonight. GAME STARTS at sn O'CLOCK sharp. OPEN HOUSE AL BOOSTERS ~elpome
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03

Best sustained character toilet perfume set.
 Nest original charac-er pair of shoes.
 Most comical character three pair of silk hose.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
Tuesday

Skagway. n. ". fl above. WhitehCrse, calm, 40 below. Dawsop, calm, 40 below,
 Wednesday Skagway, n. W. 17 above. WhitehOrse, calm, 30 below Dawson, calm, S5 below.
 Toady Skagway, n. ". 29 above. Whiteborse, n. ". 4 below. Dawson. calm, S5 below.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
THE WEATHER

GETTING WARNTEF
The daily Alaskan., 1916-02-03
LDIES

The list follows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-08
NOSE Cl0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

AN. Mnat roiieil Your clogsrl
nostrilH open righ. ap. the air pas
snfcs OF your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawking
snucipg. mucous discharge, head.
ache. dryness--no struggling for
breath at night--your cold or catarrh
IL LOne.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply little OF this
fragrant. antiseptic cream In your
aossrils. let II penetrate through
every air passage OF the head: soothe
aud heal the swollen. inhamed mu-
tous membrane. giving you instant
relief. Ely's Cream Balm is Just
what every cold and catarrh sufferer
has been seeking. It's just splen-
did.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-08

outwardly timid as q fawn.
Sixth--The loudest hattery II the
silence Of attention. When he speaks,
listen. 1t Il incense to his pride.
6eventh-shun the rouge pot and
the powder pun, for many q maid
has lost out BY sailing under false
colors.
Eighth-Pick out q chemical afiln-
fty. Remember, oil won't mix with
water, but 1t will with myrrh.
Ninth--Ccpy the cat, for It II
squeezabIe. and the dove, for II COOS
caressingly, and the p-poor-will.
for It seems elusive.
Tenth--Remember, that the SUI
preme test Of a man is a kiss. II he
will not yield under its pressure.
scorn him; he is either brute or idiot.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-08
How HOW TO WIN A HUSBAND

OAKLAND, Dec. How TO win
a husband is told in Rev. John H.
Pierce's ten commandments for
girls seeking the royal road to matri-
mony today. Rev. Pierce has mar
ried 1000 couples in 80 years. Here
are his commandments:
First--Plan your campaign with
the wisdom Of the serpent, conceal II
with the silence Of the clam. execute
1t with the strategy Of Machiavelli.
Second--Avoid all witticism about
marriage.
Third-veil with alluring helpless
ness the iron Of seIf-suf'iciency.
Fourth--When a man declares II
shall never marry" mark him for
easy prey.
Fifth--Be inwardly bold as . lion,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-08

DR.. George e. Vincent, president OF
the Minnesota University. will in May
resign that position to become presi-
dent OF the Rockefeller Foundation. a
position now held by John D. Rookie
feller Jr. Last year the foundation
spent, largely for war relief, $3,643,-
377. DR.. Vincent is SO years of age.
He was born at Rockhill. Ill.