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COMMISSIONERS C SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursu- auce Of tho authority and directions con- t1ined in the dccretal ord 1T 0. the chanccry court of Garland county, made and entered on the lst day of February. A. D. 1917. in d certain cause tNo. 63fD then pending therein between Valley Flaming Min Go. aud George M Wilson, tcmplaiuants and Harold r. Wynau und Julia A Wymln. defendants. the under signed as commissioner of said court, win offer for sale at public venaue Co the highest bidder. at tEc west from dOur Of entIAnce of the county courthouse in which said court Is held in the coun- tY of Garland, within the hours pre- Sclihed by law for judicial suirS, on tht eth day of March, A. D. 1917. the follow ing described real estate. toWit All oi the west half Of the southwest quarter and the southwest quarter pf the north west auartr". of scct'on la ia tJWnsnit south range 20 west; and ike not m. cast quarter of the southeast quarter ui section 2i. in township south range = west of th- 9th principal meridian ir Arkansas. containing one hundred. fits forr and s5-l00 acres, in Garland rounty Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On Il credit os three months the purchaser being required tc execute l bond as required by law and the order and decree uf sad court i;I said cause, with approved security bear nnnum from date of esale until paid and a lien being retained on the premis 's sold to secure the payment Of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of
 '' ''''' F. NV RowLEs
 Commissioner in Chaucely.
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embargo on foodstuff exports. which 1t ls predicted would be followed by many other states and the result might be 70 hasten out of the hands of the commit tee at Washington food export embargo bills already drawn up. Offerings were fairly well absorbed al the decline and the market closed on a reaction Of to S-S cents from the low point and net 3-4 10 l cent lower for the day. Export buying was conspicuous by its absence, leading interests apparently confining their efforts to moving the grain across the watet. Primary receipts 1.9fG 900 fer the three days against l.226,000 for two days last year. Clearances more liberal at l,Si6.000 bushels against 495.o90 for last year. Custom officials have placed an absolute ban on all news of ship clearinSs, as result of which giain clcarances will not be available hereafter. The visible supply decrease was some what less than expected at Ss3.000 blsh- els, but total is materially under last year at f5.SsS,o00 bushels against es:- 499 900 bushels. \ private report esti- mated- wheat held by farmers. millera and country elevators less than half as much as that reported ty the govern mcnt on March lst last year when the total was 3s3 GOO .0o0 bushels. There is no denying the buliishnsss of the sftua- tion from a statistical standpoint. but as long as political troubles and embargo agitation hang over the market q con servative course is in order, with pur- oh9ses confined to the 5eod 1!,es breaks. put NtNtlbptn n NtdtA. t0flt NbAlCtutnt with decline of 1 cent iu cash pre- miums. Leading LaSaileN ssftAessS sSsAl A ,.tf were the most conspicuous sls VI lTp to midday no export business he coil- firmcd. Clearances. 2l3.000 bushels against 315, ,0U0 bushels last year. fri- mary receipts 1,7i50o0 bushels against LS77.00o. Kansas City reported country offerings on corn moro freely than for some time past. From a technical view point the market should De susceptible in the immediate future to sharp declines because.Sot the contracted short interest. A great deal hinges upon developments in the ear situation.
 Oats Houses who usually act for sea z board interests were the leading buyers earlN, but oats acted in sympathy with other gans closing Ut q loss of 1-2c to 5-sc for the day Any further Feactions should meet good investment buying.
 Provisions. Uraettled. Itecal short: covered on bigger Liverpool and leca grain markets gave ~arly strength sell ing largely by focal holders
 Open. High. Low. Close
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BOWLING NOTES.

The Bostons and tIales broke even in the two games played. The Hales winning the first by 2t0 pins. the Bostons the second by 57 pins. Collins rolled high score POS, Burrough high average. ITS in the first game Acker- man carried off all honors in the sec end same, rolling high score. 2o6. also high average, lSl. They bowl again tonight on McRoberts Valley Street Alleys.
 Dan F.. Strock is now hiph for the "Hatterie" prize with 16S at Ducks. William Lowe has an average of 136 for ten games at -ll-33, and looks like the winner of the "Hatterie" hat prize
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LONE BANK ROB6ER
 MAKES RICH HAUL

Winns5oro, La, Feb BIT. B Gil. bert, president of the Franklin State Bank here, tonight offered relWard of sl 900 for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the theft last night ot $30.000 from the bank vault A masked man last night forced the vice president of the bank and district judge into the vault and forced them to pass out s30., GOO in currency. The robber made his escape and no trace had been found of him up to late tonight
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aLEAke INQUIRY RESUMED.

Washington TeO. l3.-EXtens on until February 27 of the time limit Of a final report Of the congressional "leak" inquiry committee was grant ed today by the house and immedi ately afterward the committeemea left for New York, where hearing, will be res med tomorrow l. was ox plained that IT. new evidence which would nYlkc an extension nece3 lry had teen found, Lct 1t wa thought best to have suff cient time to war rant the report being drafted deliher. ately. In some quarters the extension was interpreted as meaning that dil,' gent efforts are to be made to in duce the committee to agree cn un' animous report.
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New NltE Feb l3.-The list closed somewhat higher on scattered short GOV cring when was not Induced bY any par seemed lo be rather reflection of an oversold condition and an extended short interest. The reported sinking Ot the .Atric was without influence. The inter controlling factor and fluctuations in large part will doubtless reflect day to day happenings until there occurs some thing of sort that will lend encourage either direction. Meanwhile on account cf the well liquidated condition or the list 1t does not appear as if much advan- tage will accrue to sellers at this level
 New York Stock Exchange Closing
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THE pLAZA-Light houscSeepng apart mepts and furnished rooms--au modern enclosed sl"cping pccchcs. beautiful loca J.on, opposite v. $. Superutondcnt 8 rcs 1 idepcc GtO Reserve Ave- Phone 95i
 Mrs. M F Green.
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"The stars incline, but do not
 compel"
 DAILY HOROSCOPE WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY f4. Copyright, 1917. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
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This Saint Valentines Day Is not a fortunate one for lovers According to astrology. saturn and tTranns rule
 It is a time in which it is not well te trust too much. as both men and maids may be deceitful and changeable. a
 During this sway parents are believed to b" unsvmpathetic concerning all ai faiis of the heart and the young wooer should count little on tho suprors ot z father or mother.
 to the health and the good nature Of tho aged Ambitions for the youhg may re easiiy thwirted "i'ilc this eanfisnra:.. IT. As the first month of spring ap- pr,aches. storms will be more violent than at any time in the winter Tho Atlantic coast will suffer and wreck IS esaged for the end of the month, Canada has kindly star to guide the commercial destinies Of the proyince. which will face great national problems Before the end of the year, An economic war is threatened in Eng lsnd immediately after world D.fee K ? '. ors anxieties now little dreamed Of the
 Painters of the United states have planetary government that $ most el- CT will become sa'ddenly famous. II is prohpesied
 serious accident 10 d downtown build ing in New York City Is foreteld.
 Again anxiety ovef reorganization in the United Sfatcts nave sofasNaaowed for the president of the United States
 Washlngton D. C. has sign that Is te1d as auzarins iil for harmon in con aress and indicating violent debates. ter Yihie scandals and sensational events
 Persons whose birthdate it is bave the outlook of . year of many neFpiexsties Tr~v should rof make changes
 Childrer Anrn on fhis asv snav he vesf Issss and hiRh-etfiire ThesA sur tArfs nf Aouarms are likely b be too artistic to succeed in business.
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AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE SUNK
 BY BRITISH STEAMER

New port News Va Feb 13.-An A trian submarine wa sunk by gym fire rom the British steamer OXon- isn in the Mediterranean sea Decem- l-. 2S when .le uldcrsea boat attack. cd the steamer, according to mem. bers If the crew of the Oxonian, which returned her from Alexandria, Egypt. Some Of the ' boats crew were rescued by French patrol boat, but several were believed to have gone down with the submarine.
 The OXonian,, which eft thts port .N December J, vas undamaged
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.pnNs hEALERsr ON TRIAL

Los Angeles, Cal. Feb 13.--P.fIce Augu,t schrader and King" Frances Schaller, alleged divine headers. went on trial today in the United States district court, charged with fraudulent use of the mails by sending blessed handkerchiefs to the ailing and ths acceptance of money in return. Schard er and Sehlatter founded churches here and in other cities and were re. pnted to have large incomes
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SEAPLANES ARE RuSY.

Rome, Feb 13, via Paris, 2:5l p. Italian seaplanes yesterday made an effective ar raid upon Poll, throwing bombs cn the arsena. and
 on ships in the harbor," says an al. mralty announcement. All the Itai- ian machines returned undamaged "
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LEGAL NOTICES

the plaintiff in the execution for the payment of the sale money, bearing interest from date.
 Given under my hand as sheriff of Garland County. this 9th day of Feb ruary, 1917 Thos. J Bledsoe.
 Sheriff Of Garland County, Ark Dy 2. A. Bradgield. 5. ...... .2-l0-2tw
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DAILY GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago. Feb 13-Political news over the double holiday was of an unsetting character. but was otcrshadowed by prospects Of relief in transportation facil- ities on eastbound shipments and higher prices prevailed at the start. Pressure on the advance. however, became heavy and a gradually declining maIEet devel- oped, further augmented later in the day by the renewed embargo agitation in the
 shape of a bill 10 be introduced in the New York state senate calling fer an
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GERARD AT PARIS THURSDAY,

Paris Feb. 13. , p. m.--Jamcs W. Gerard, former Amerioan ambassa- der to Germany, and Mrs. Gerard. are expected to arrive in Paris Thursday They will ba the guests of William Graves Sharp, American ambassador to France, and Mrs. Sharp.
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New York Feb l&.--rhe tension over tho international situation has subsidee some but it is still the dominating influ- cncc and must be reckoned with by those making commitments on either of
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FOR SALE OR RENT 4,,w a.room nod cIu huululow with garlgc. at -0n Seldiua Ave l'rics S-l5ooo. Phone lGeA. --l-ln' FOR StLE-Nerv deeirablr hotel tN- tensive grounds. 200Xl50 feet Spriug and Pleasant. Apply 3i5 Benton St i--6-tt FOR SALE OR EENT-Farm tor eardea Or dairy Phone 5319. X. <. Allen
 2-i-1m
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--o0 acres Of improved land. l's miles out. suitable for truck farm .ng and poultry good bargain S. II.
 Meek 7l9 Garland Ave. 11S.lm
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 'OR SALE-Busch Sisters ctegaut fix .ures consisting ot show cases, wall tascs, shelving beautiful office. safe 2rc telephone Miss Busch. l'S2. l-21-H ----------- ------------ ------------ COR SALE-At bargain hy owner. 6 oom house and ! room house. all good condition Eas, water. iiEhts. frontage % ( on Bower l45 on Poplar and 4o on .Grie St. level lot two blocks of Park Ave. 1T looking for home or investment stc me before buyius--it @ill pay yoG Apply f0J Poplar St or phone 1881
 I-27-tf FOR SALE-Very cheap. cncken incu- pators. l. ed choppers. complete outfit. Phone t737. l25-tf FOR SALE pedlgrecJ English Setter log, two years old. from best stock in Hot SDrinGS. Formerly owned hy Will Moystor. Phone 42i. if FCit sAI.E-50xt7o foot lot. with 6-room cottage. close in location: also 375 acres improved farm, miles south of city, See or write J. s. Mckie. 5l9 Qrlpaw.
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FOB RENT

FOR RENT T--Ozark Hotel at BIO ona- sNhHa Ave. 2i rooms, steam heat, modern stonvenences See Bob Sjrman. -2e-u fFoR RENT--Niecly furnished roonls in srrivate home; Eas heat 121 Malvern kAVe. or uhone is,3 1-2o-tt NICELY FT~RNtSIED ROOMS. rttes ifeasonable l32i5 Genital Ave. Phone e5fi Steam heat Mrs E. shannon. SF0R RENT-On Park Ave. 7l5. the sMocker house. a frame hnilding with two istories ard haxan'aut' has eleven rooms son0d porrNes bathroNnl fitted out f"N V'ith fine water and larse yard ard harn Not furnished Reni t2S On tho sane apace on Maenolia St cntiaee with three rooins furnished: has water. gas and electric lignts rent Si0 For further iu- .W Grand Ave l1-2s.tf
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FORGED SALE

FOR SAIE-On easy terms. 10 acres on
 Malvern road known as the Hosuck place. Gas. electric light phone and water Price $4500. Chas II. Woodru3, Malvern Road. 1-f-lmO
 FOR SALE-Cheap. 5o acre suburban hs9mG' all cQnyeniences, Li,nryarq and ,a 2l- road. Phone residence a50l-F3 or see J. ". Stipe. night engineer at Airing ton hotel l-11-lm FOR SALE-Oue large two drawer Na- tioual Cash Register. electric connection. one fire-proof safe. Phil Levy. 322 Cen FOR SALE OR TRADE-Six-cylind T. 'assenger 1914 Hudson automobile in first class condition; trade fol smaller ear or real estate oY sell oil time pay rncuts. Phone 19S. o-4-1m
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M ANTED- Furnished apartment. D or " Rooms. modern conNcnlencea, TOT l"v N ,ntbs startiDr February 3t Answer
 bN mail J. NJ Warner 33S South Hogan Ave New Orleans LA. --lf-it
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------------------ FOR SAI4E-Bv owner 10 acres. one mile south of OdklHWn. ou EivclNiew loau. Dflcc S3QO. Phone 1909. l-23-im FOR SAlE--Chvap. ono iiupmuUilc in good condition. Phone 1915. 2-9-Gt FOR SALE-Whitc < rabbits Call leo \. Levy Memorial Hospital. 9-lw FOR SALE--One crochcted bed spread: tIso orders for crochet Call iG62. 2-9-3t
 FOR SALE.
 overland car, good order. in use 6 months, model 75. Phone 1861.
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Exception. ally good, well improved siNtN-acrc farm fnul miles southwest of Hot Springs. For bargain price sec owner. 33i Central Ave o,. nl,pne 9tIy 2-0 2W
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N ANTED-Middle agal rolored woman
 hr general housework. to go out of town
 sotel between 5 ana 0 evenings with
 I gerencp '-i t-5t
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For KODAFLS and KODAK FINISH ING 20 to Sorrells Drug Go. ti
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Latest in Millinery at Halls, He cuts the price. 1-20-1mo
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LOST ANE FOUND

LOSu From Gr'at Northern hotel to
 nostoffice, or Citizens National Bank Bldg., hand carved ring with 8 flat rlue stone set with emblem of cross h. the s.t, Whln is charged vitN m
 African uoisol uJ very dangerous to anyone trvi3r to wear it. s5 reWOrd it returned to Mrs. Mary C. M'phis. aG9 Cedar st 2-tt-tW
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WANTED

s sANTED-W of any kind, ten ycalss
 nperience in office work. Address W s., j33 Hobs0u Ave, -- -IIz I-zt
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FOR SALE-Trees. fo. casn first class fresh from Bartons Creek Nurseries Tennessee. Cali at NJ. R. McGuirc's bar
 bcr shop 205 Third St. and pick out what NOu want l-~b-tI
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r FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT
 Lester Sisters, cottages clean, home Iike modern, four blocks from center of city Rates $l2 per month u2. Phone 1247. 2-1t-2t
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Rubber mating. good as rtW, can he used for stoves. automobiles %nu haus southern Iron and Metal Co.
 Anuut lob9 g-N-l0t
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FOR RENT-5-room rat Ncll furnished. nice front and rear yards line large Ve- rahdas. Situated on ear line. Apply at 6Gs Ouachita Ave. r to John H. Lewis. 625 Central Avenue. Phone S5l IT. tf
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BOARD AND ROOM S5 per weak, rooms. >l 5u week Mrs r. Blakcly, No. Canyon St 1-l3-At
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE Nlv entire holdings, resi- douce. farniturr office fixtures, auto mobile hoysr cow. l0-acrc farm and &t aalions Louisiauo ribbon cane syrup. pI
 Y E. Dureu, .e9 nr,SI st. Phone 3S5.
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p pANTED Let us rent vour r~0peety Eli collect for you Iatt, Realty to.
 slf Central Ave. Phone @3l l--7 V p-ANTED TO BUY SACKS WAR
 pnICFS paid for second hand sacts II H0rner Co. -ll
 p ANTED- Second hand furniture. Phone
 fS J. H. Ermy X Sou9.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-l-roum modem cottage. 22l w oJudbIne St, rear of courthouse. Fer manent tenant Abe Levy, 4lu Central Ave. 3-I1-tl
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FOR SALE-ltaccs ate coming X Hud- son seven messenger car new tires ail round. twh extras. m fine condition, will make you good money. if you have some money or Ford ear. call me. Phone Patterson. t13I. 2-l3-3i
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LOST -Automebile crauk Return
 Mike Schoffucr OF phone 1863. and r CeiVo reward 2-it-
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TREBOR HALL Modern newly furnish cd apartments. S-V per month and up iJl parties of two. Inspection invited. Phone 70. l2G Kdmole street Ai NaRct
The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-09
LAST APPEARANCE OF
 THE CHILD SINGERS
Maxine Frye and Motley Nichols
 Tonight

It has been the good fortune of the people of Skagway as well as ths many tourists from far off points and foreign lands, who are visiting Alaska to hear the wonder full little singers, Maxine Frye and Notely Nichols, who have been max ing 8 tour of Alaska.
 These little artIsts will appear here In skagway tonight for the last time, then will go direct to New York, where they will so on with their studies under the in struction of their teacher, Grace E' ClaypooI, who is travelling with them. ..
 Little Maxine who Is also a beau tiful exponent of intepretatiYe dan" ing, danced "The Awakening of Spring" oR the lawn of the Pullen House for Dr. Leonard Sugden, the famous Alaska lecturer, who is here togetter with his photographer, Mr. Carl Winther of New York City, talk ing moving pictures of the wonder tul scenery Of Alaska, -AdV'
The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-09

Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Busbby, of Ottawa, are visiting in town today. MT. Bushby is the chief dominion customs inspector for Canada, being at the head of all Canadian customs inspection. They will return to Ot- tawa, sailing to Vancouver on the soDha leaving tonight.
 c. r. Brown and R. NJ. Pryor, of New York city, are visitors In skag- way while the Princess Sophia is in port. MT. Brown says they are on a pleasure trip seeing Alaska. While enroute to the west they stopped off at Wallace, Idaho, where Mir. Brown has interests in the HeCla Mine. It was his first visit to the actual scene of opera tions and was very interestng.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-09
s''ss'ss Transportation
 and Mail Notes

The Mariposa is scheduled to sail south Monday bringing several day7 mail from the Westward.
 Prince Albert Is scheduled to ar rive any time bringing big cargo of freight and cattle for the inter for.
 Ciyt of Seattle sailed from Seat tle Monday and is scheduled to ar rive in skagway at 3 ?. m tomor- TOW. It carries two days mau4
 The Dolphin sailed from Seattle today and should ErrVie in SkagWay Tuesday, Aug. 14. It is bringing three days mail.
 The regular White Pass train was delayed yesterday In leaving Skag- way uRtIl three p. m. This morn tng's train left at the usual time carrying a large tourist list to Ben nett.
 The Northwestern, of the Alaska .steamship ICo., arrived in Skagway last night at 9:8O o'clock and sail ed for the west at noon today. Many of the round trip passengers took the tourist trip to Bennett and re- turn, ..,.I-. .-
 The Princess Sophia, of the Can adian Pacific Railway, arrived ln port al 1880 p. m. yesterday and is due to sail at 8 p. m. tonight. EV- cry bsrth is taken for the south trip and there Is standing room only for any further passengers who wish to 80 on the Sophia.
 The Prince George, of the G' T. P. line, will arrive in skagway to- morrow morning at seven o'clock bringing ITO tourists and Oassen- gers and 14 tons ot freght' The small tonnage is explained because of the longshoremen's strike in Vancouver which MT. Powell says has bean settled the last day or two.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-09
HAS CONFIDENCE IN ALASKA
CContinued from page 1)

Ms. M. N. Bracket, daughter of George Bracket, took part in the funeral of Frank Reid, the marshal, who was killed by SOapy smith, by singing at his grave.
 WBcu living in Skagway the Brack cts owned the home now used by the Wtite Pass as a club house for its employees at the corner Of State and Third street CThis house is now known as the Ram Pas tUre.)
 In tie Bracket party are:
 Mr. Geo. A. Bracket, Mrs. Mary Montgomery Bracket, Mrs. Al Bracket, Miss Bertha Bracket, Miss Katherine J. Smith and Miss M. c. Russell. Miss Bertha Brack- cit has been attending the Uni versity Of Washington, graduating this last year.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-09
LIME DEPOSIT ON MAIN LINE

A limestone deposit has been dis covered about 700 feet from the Government railroad line where it crosses Little Rabbit Creek, near Mile 1O2. The deposit is exposed in the aide of a low hill, about 800 Seet from the bank of the creek. The discovery was made by S. F. and c. R. Rhodes, of Anchorage, who have commenced mining the product and have erected Q kiln of ten tons capacity for burning the stone. An analysis of the product made by an assayer at Seward, is as follows.
 IusolubIa Bilicious matter - not oyer l DE cent,
 Ferriu and aluminium oxide - not over l per cent.
 Calcium oxide (Quick lime) - 94.6s per cent, or 67.62 per cent of pure calcium.
 The owners are arranging to sell the product for S3.75 per barrel, which 's approximately the present freight rate on lime from the states. A sample tested by the Commission shows 1t to be suitable for building purposes. The Com mission is arranging to rse this product, and if it continues to be satisfactory and can be secured in sufficient quantities no more lime will bs impoEted.-Sewar9 Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-09
MOUNTAIN
 CLIMBERS

A nurnber of local people and tourists are taking, advantage of the good weather today to climb skag- ways mountains, .. .tF
 Rigged out with Alpin stocks, hunting axes, cameras. etc, g group of people from the Sophia started up Dewey this morning at 1o:So with the intention of reaching the summit aud return by five p. m. This party consists Of H. s. Living ston and Miss Terese Livingston of Ciucinatti, Harold Harris, of Seattle, c. o. Hicks, of Edmonton, Alb, and MT. and Mrs. Smith Of Chicago. -. ..,