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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-07
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
GLAMOUR DOB|E
 BECOMES COACH
 AT ANNAPOLIS
Former Coach of U. Of W. Resigns From Detroit U, and Accepts Job
 At Naval College

Gilmour Dobie, former football coach at the University of Washing ton is to be instructor of football at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. This was the tele- graphic advices received by The Elm pire today. Dobie, who is known to all varsity men on the channel and to all sport fans, resigned yesterday at the University of Detroit and i'm mediately accepted the offer to go to Annapolis. Dobie for several weeks has been dissatisfied with the small squad at the U of D., turned out for football practice and had let it be known that he was ready to quit. At the time he made up his mind to do so the offer came from Annapolis. His resignation was re- luctantly accepted by the board of the University of Detroit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Harriett Case, teacher in the Juneau Public Schools and sister ot w. H. Case of Juneau, will arrive ir Juneau tonight on the Prince Ru pert from the south where she has been spending her summer vacation
 Mrs. N. E. Bills, who has been spending the summer in the south returned last night on the Humboldt
 Joe Meherin, representative of Fol ger & Company, returned from the south on the steamer Humboldt last night and is at the Gastineau Hotel
 Mrs. William Burford, who has been spending the summer in Cali 'ornia, attending to private business and also visiting, returned last night on the Spokane.
 E. l.. Metcalf, arrived from the south on the Spokane and is at the Gastineau Mr Metcalf is on his way to Jualin.
 Mrs. Ed. Clark, of Wrangell, ar rived on the Spokane and is at the Gastineau. Mrs. Clark today entered AS NCuCld dl IlOSpitdi lOl
 Mrs Ed. Carlstrom and child of Wrangell. arrived on the Spokane md will remain here for several lays. She is at the Gastineau
 c. J. Alexander, of the Hoonah Packing Company plant, which this year was high cannery in Alaska ,rrived last night and is at the Gas .ineau.
 A. B. Cole, recently elected city clerk, returned last night from Wash ngton Bay, where he went to secure lis personal effects. He is at the 1astineau.
 F. F. Wheeler and wife, of Hoonah, Ire at the Gastineau, having arrived last night.
 J. E. Moulton, representing the Se- title Hardware Company, arrived rom the south last night and is at he Gastineau.
 A. H. Mann, of Gunnison X Rob ertsons office has resigned and will cave for the south to enlist.
 Miss Mamie Morgan. accountaint for the Alaska Steam Laundry, and laughter of City Councilman Nor gan, expects to leave for the south )n one of the next boats for a va cation trip. Miss Blomgren, sister If Gunnar Blomgren, will have ,harge of the books of the laundry turing the absence of Miss Morgan
 Captain J. H. Cam, Henry States md E. R. Jaeger, left last night on Lisianski Packing Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE STAR BATS 1000
 WHILE IN MOVIES

Ty Cobb is the best movie actor hitting nearly 400 in the American League.
 Tyrus has entered the films and through their medium proves that as celluloid star he is great base ball player. The scenario exploiting Mf. Cobb was committed by Grant land Rice, and is called Somewhere in Georgia" When the movie edi- tor looked it over recently he wish ed it were.
 No wonder our Ty has gone in for the movies. A lot of our great actors have and they survived, des bite the fact that film fame is fit ting. Somewhere in Georgia" is 5000 feet long, or little better than mile. That gives Ty lot of chance and he doesn't huff one His batting average is easily 1000
 All Cobb does during the 5000
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
LEAGUERs TO PICNIC

Tomorrow evening the Epworth League members and friends of the Methodist church will enjoy their 'egular monthly social. Those at ending will meet at the church at 7:30 o'clock and from there it is planned to go for a short boat ride
 The committee in charge of the evenings entertainment is composed ,f Mrs. Ralph Kletzing. Mrs. J. T Mcqueen and Mrs. F. B. Harrison Refreshments will be served and ey erybody is invited to come.
 This evening the members of the Epworth League cabinet will meet at the Methodist Church at o'clock for short business session.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
DAYTON PLAYERS BADLY INJURED IN SMASH-UP.

Eleven members of the Dayton (Ohio) Central league baseball team were more or less badly hurt the other day when a fast freight train crashed into the rear end of a pas senger train in which they were rid ing. The most seriously injured of the ball players were: Ray Spen- cer, right fielder, who lost an ear i; Lewis Schettler, one eye knocked out, and Pat Donohoue, brother of Jack Donohue, big leaguer, catcher, two fingers cut off and back hurt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
ATHLETICS WILL BE RESUMED AT ANNAPOLIS.

intercollegiate athletics, discOn- tinued at the naval academy at the declaration of war upon Germany will be resumed at the opening of nounced at the academy at Annapo- lis the other day. Whether the an nual football game between Army and Navy would be played this year, it was added, depended upon what was done at West Point where atheltics also were discon- tinued following the war declara- ton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
 EMPIRES SPORTING COLUMN General Items of All Kinds ds-Ring, Mat, Baseball and Other Sports


home lot and the visiting club was knocking the cover off the bal when Mike Cantillon, brother ot Joe, came rushing out to the bench in rage.
 They've knocked every pitcher you've got off the mound but the new kid" yelled Mike. Why don't you stick him in there?"
 Uncle Joe" had drafted the kid pitcher from the Canadian League where ball games start after dinner and he replied:
 ''I got this kid from the Twilight League. He can't pitch till after ( o'clock
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
NEWSPAPERS TO MERGE

Adyices received on the Spokane last night were to the effect that he News-Advertiser, the senior morn ng paper in Vancouver, after thirty years of publication, will cease to exist shortly after the first of the coming month and will practically be merged with the Vancouver Sun The merged edition will be known as the Sun.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30

feet is win four or five ball games, save the Commercial Bank of Roy vile, Ga., from utter ruin, ruin a couple of perfectly good quail with a double-barreled gun, send the ci- garette-smoking villain to the pen itentiary and capture the heart of swell blonde. All of which is a pretty fair days work to crowd into six reels, at two bits performance
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
TO THE PATRONS OF THE
 H. J. RAYMOND COMPANY

Our store will be closed Sept lst, as it will become necessary to remove our stock, making room for other occupants. We will be To- cated in the building formerly known as the Scandinavian Grocery on Lower Franklin Street, near the City Wharf. where the remaining stock will be closed out on a cash basis.
 Accounts may be paid at the of flee of the C. w. Young company where we will have a representative until Sept. 20. after which time they may be paid to the law firm of Gunnison & Robertson, in the Seward building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
NEW CITY CLERK HAS NEW SON

A. B. Cole, newly elected city Jerk, is now father of another son Mrs. Cole was presented with son )n Tuesday morning at St. Anns hospital. Dr. Dawes was in attend. lnce. Mother and son are doing nicely
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
PROMISES TO WORK

John Bryan, arrested by the city police, charged with vagrancy and vho was tried yesterday afternoon. vas discharged by the city magis- rate after he had made promises of ,Oing to work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
National League
RAY SCHALK WILL BE EXEMPT FROM SERVICE IN ARMY

Uncle Sans inroads on ball play CTS in the American League failed tC ;atch Ray Schalk, the Chicago White star catcher. An exemption board at Hillsboro, H., exempted schalk because of dependents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
THIS PITCHER HAS GOOD JOB; CAN'T
 WORK IN DAYTIME.

Uncle Joe" Cantillon, manager of the Minneapolis Club, pulled a prize ablbi for kid pitcher some years ago that still stands without a rival.
 The Millers were playing on the
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
MCCARTHY VICTOR
 OVER JOE RIVERS.

Johnny Mccarthy was given ref eree's decision over Joe Rivers, Mex. ican lightweight, in a four-rounC bout at Frisco last Friday night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
National LeaQue.

At New York 6, Pittsburg 5. At Brooklyn ?, Chicago 1. At Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 5. At Boston 4, Cincinnati ,.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
Aggravating

Nothing makes a woman so mad IS to have something to say and no one to listen.-( Boston Transcript ]
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30

"The very latest thing in nightgowns," says Polly, "and I thlnk they are a lot prettier than those that look like just the masculine pajamas. They are made of pink French batiste and have Valenciennes lace in- sertlon and edge trimming to make them a bit frilly. I wear them around my bedroom, too, on warm days under my loung. ing gown or kimono. They are certainly cnmfv.u
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30

THE EMPIRE+An the Nsws An the Time. whsp lt k NsvA
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
Big League Games
SCORES, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 2eth
American League

At Chicago Gil, St. Louis 0-1. At Cleveland 1. Detroit 15.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30

Dine at the Gastineau. Concert every evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-08-30
JACK . rEXERa

N H After decade of almost continuous duty Chief Meyers has laid aside his club and followed the pro cedure such events The noted catcher will probably go Los Angeles club of the California League Meyers bought from St. Paul. of the Northwestern League by Mcraw New York Giants 199 He Brooklyn and has his unconditional He was draxing card ia every big city in the country, >.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
DIR ECTORN

L. :. OFFICIALS. Lomuissioner Wm. C. Thomas OepUr! Marshal II. Wallace Col. Customs F E Bronson Inspector [. .. Bureau Of Fisheries Fisheries and Fur F. F Walker Warden [. =. BarsaQ Of Fisheries
 FT.herie, 4ad Eur '. E. Gray For professional snd tradespeoP.s
 see aiserrisi1z columns.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
N NeSs Q. 3. r ormea neslaen1

Fred Johnston. formerly of Wrangell. but now manager of the Alberta Lumber Company at Irma. Alberta. has been elected president Of the Irnla Board of Trade. according 10 the Irma Times. Mr. Johnston Is evident ly in very prosperous communi- t.. judging by the way the Jrma paper Is speekled with items about new buildings. In the real estate items or the times We note the following:
 Fred :. Johnston has pur- chased 8 five acre tract of land from the Grand Trunk Pacific on the west side Of town"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
: NORTHERN LIGHTS

George Hutchinson. cashier of the First National Bank Of Fair banks, is authority for the state ment that the output or the Tolo- vana country this season will reach a million 10 a million and 8 QuaCor.
 The Loyal Order or Moose has the diSiuction Of organizing the first lodge in the railroad town of Nenana- The new lodge starts of with 8 membership ot more than thirty.
 Spud" Martin. a well known Fairbanks rancher has recently disposed Of five tons of potatoes grown by himself ar $50 per ton.
 The Loyal Order of Moose of Fairbanks has sentto MooSeheart'i the famous houle for the children Of members of the order.a moose hide, handsomely decorated with the figure of q heart. under which Is the slogan, Fairbanks, the Golden Heart Of Alaska: There's 8 Warm Spot in 1t for You.' Within the heart is the Moose emblem. and the number or the Fairbanks lodge. The skin will form part of the decoration of the boys douitory.
 The Nome Nugget states that natives may be seen almost any day on Front street with two or three carcaSses Of seal. They look 100 repuIsive 10 eat but are an in- portant article of diet among the ESkimos. White men who have been compelled by circumstances ot suhsir on seal say il Is not so bad and has the taste Of good pork.
 Valdez Is experiencing g build ing boom, propety owners start ing to replace the buildings de- srroyed oy the January fire.
 SrLtovia claims 10 be the home Of the tatteSt heCring and the largest edible crabs On the Pactflc coast. AIs5 the birthplace of the largest baby n Alaska. Mrs. A1dy Johnson ot that place. recently giving birth 10 ! baby girl weighing sixteen pounds: mother and daughter io- Ing well.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
The Home Merchants Need You
 You Need the Home Merchants GIVE THEM YOUR TRADE
Valuable Curio Stolen

The Royal consulate of Greece, White Building. Seattle, Wash. reports that a marble head. socenti- meters high was stolen from a nu- scum in Tegea, Greece. in December last. ana Is believed to have been brought 10 this country for sale. Should any of the readers of the Sentinel know anything of such an object. or should suca come within their purvIew. they are requested 10 promptly notify Governor Strong, or the Greek consul at the above ad- dress
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
SOME RED CROSS IRJIES

4 great par or the wck ofthe Red Cross iS directed and carried on by men and women serving without pay.
 All accounts Of the Rel Cross are audited bv the United States War DeE 3rImelc.
 The Red CrosS has . perma- nert government fund af more than SI.Uo0. 010. The expenses O. Rei Gross adrliC.stra !on are mostly paid out of the income from this fund and from the member ship dues
 Al least g cents out O. every dollar given the Red Cyoss for re- lief work iS spent for relief work. Until recently no deduction what evsr was made from E.ropean rsliet donations for adm snlStra- ton expense. \ deduction or not more than : Der cent S au- thortzed II Che Red CrosS { harGer.
 No money was -aAen fr>m the endowment fund. mem Jership dues or relief work donations 10 nay ra~ me new rfarrIe Red Cross Building in Washington. This building cost SSQ0. QQs; Con- gress appropriated S4Qt5 No Of this sum. and friends of ree Red C-usS gave the other Sz'lo. Q4o. This building was authorized by Congress and erected as 2 uen- or5al 70 The Heroic Women or the Ciyil War.
 Shall Anerica Lag Behind:
 II me American people gre go- ing to support their Red C-oss n our national emergency they must join it. In Japan o-a per son ia every Cwenty-CW lS 3 member ot che .aparese Red Cross. h Germany ore person ir every forty belongs Q the German Red Cross. n Russia one ou- or every l42 is l Red Cross member. but 1T the United States onLy one ou1 of erey @l persons belongs Co me Req Cruss-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
No Nation Can E. Su eof Peace rat Does Mt
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 will lend a l1al = t a. justuenc of alL of those = c51- ds.ions which VI make if tle e9muou@ e1l5a- E@ are tire Jt rAs word -ema-re- T E--la1j- WE WANT To TALN OF I'll. 3RIT- lSH BROTHERHOOD O. THE COMMONWEALTH. ANIs WE WANT YOU Ta >CPPoi.1 US F OUR IDEAL
 have been shocked S:1ce Enine fo Ar4ric2 Co hear some men sus gess that in England there sas Covins dislike Of The United States
 have never seen any ind ation ot anything ot the sorC. ] hare nc doubt that we could wish rh4 your government or certain officers of t had handled certain matters s.iffer- ently, bur we have no di<truSf of or dislike far the American Tc0Fie- l speak for 5 large number of Eng Eshmen when l Sav that we haTe no Efsh 10 see you St war. We krov to-, much of the horror ot Esr to wish ra see your nation eIn -'olted m it-
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31

First publication April I9. Last publication June II.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31
MINING APPLICATION
No. OSs77 United States Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
 March 26, 1917.

Notice Is hereby given. that the Alaska Marble ComT any. a corpo- ration. duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Maine, and qualified to do and do- ing business as corporation ID
 Alaska. t1y William $. 0ayIess, its Agent and Attorney in Fact. has made application tor patent 10 the Prince oi Wales Nos. IS and r
The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-05-31

marble placer claims. Survey No. Ioso. situated n the Juneau Land District. ou the north shore ot klawac6 Pass. on Prince CT Wales Island. about one mile northeast ot Shakan Post Office. iu TOuSas> National Forest. ID tae hetcaikaQ Minias District. Territory of Mas ka. and tied tc L. :. L. II. No. :. which Is a post . inches square. . feet above ground. surrounded hy ! mound ot stone. situated on 2 small island i'll Shakan Strait. which Is connected with kosciusko Island al low water. and is referred 70 on |. :. (. and G. :. Charts as Astronomical Station in Latitude $ deg. oS min. T sec. North. and Longitude I;3 deg. 1s min. I6 sec. West. which sad prop erry Is more particularly described aS follows:
 PRINCE oF WALES No. I6 CLAIM.
 Beginning at corner No. !, On line ot mean high tide. on the east shore of Shakan Strait, from whence [. $. L. No. bears $ : deg. II min. 5- sec. W 1-2s.I5 feet distant; thence N 5 deg. 10 min. W Goo feet 10 corner No. ,: thence N l9 deg. - min. E 1900 feet 10 corner No. ;: thence ; ; deg Iomin. E soI.so feeIto corner No. 4:theace 5 ; deg. Is min. W o66. 6o feet to corner No. :: thence $ y deg. 10 uiu. W292 feet 10 corner Nc 6; thence 5 - deg. - min. N 2+o. 5o feet ro corner No. I. the place of beginning. Con. talning an area of Iq. 326 acres. Mag. Var. ;o deg. so min. E.
 PRINCE OF WALES No. T. CLAru.
 Beginning al corner No. [. identical with >orner No. Prince ot Wales No. I6 placer ot this survey. from whence L. ;. L. NJ. No. : bears s ? deg. g min. % sec. W 39-c. o5 feet distant: thence N = deg. 10 min. " 5eI. 9 feet 10 cor uer No. :: thence N 5I deg. Io mn. E I425. 5o feet to cor ner No. :; thence ; sI deg. IS min. [ 2o5.6o feet to COT. ner No. :: thence ; 5- deg. 5 mn. N z-9. 50 feet 10 COT. ner No. :: thence 5+ deg. 4o min. E zSI. 90 feet tc cor uer No. 5; thence 5 ; deg. o6 min. W II6. 90 feet 10 corner No. :: thence ; t2 deg. sE min. W +Io. % feet 10 corner No. :: thence : 54 deg. 4o mn. W zSI.so feet 10 corner No. ,; thence 5 4 deg. 45 min. " 5s2.7o feet 10 corner No. I, the place of beglculng. Con- taInIng an area or I9.oo5 acres. Mag. Var. 30 deg. % min. E. lere are no aGI0lQluS or ccR- nIctIng claims.
 The amended locarIon notices of the Prince of Wales Nos. I6 and r claims are recorded in Volume lN of Mines, 1T pages 5o and to. respectively, of the records of the ketchlkan Recording District No. ;, Alaska.
 C. B. WALKER.
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