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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
ALL SOUGHT HIDDEN ENEMY
Various Ways in Which "Chasers' Went After the Pirate Which
 Struck the Coward's Blow.

The organization of the numerous ocean and coastal conveys cmneided with the appearance in French wa ters of large number of motor- driven submarine chasers built n the United States for the French 1ayv, said review of the war made by an expert for the Scientific Amer ican. These vessels embodied all the desired characteristics of high speed and seagoing qualities. and they proved ideal 'sveietteS de patroult les for the coastal work on which they are employed.
 Mention should also he made oi another type of antisubmarine craft. which in its design and construction is wholly Gallic. rkis IS the ''avi<o, which has its counterpart in the British "sloop.' In the 'aviso," the French naval constructors have de veioped motor-driven, ocesn-goins cruiser, which exceptionally well en- bodies all the characteristics ennsid- cred essential to offensive ant-U- boat operations, namely, high speed, heavy armament, high free-hosrd, excellent sea-keeping qualities, and maximum steaini%1 radius,
 The machinery of the ''ayisoS" may be said to be a product e the war, and it is mainly due to its ex- cellenee that these vessels have proved SO satisfactory under all con- ditions of service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
Postal Service With Germany
 Is Resumed

WASH INGTON - The Post Office Department made the an- nouncement today that the par eel post service would be resumed between Germany and the United States. Any amount up to II pounds will be accepted. Mail service has commenced but the parcel post department was not engaged. However, they will be busy after today according to re- ports from Washington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
Local Neus

Berry picking is a popular pas. time at present.
 A vaudeville performance was given at the Rex Photoshow Sun day night.
 0. A. Larson arrived from the West Coast on the Glenora yes terday morning.,
 Captain Jensen, the veteran navigator of the North, was aboard the Admiral Evans this week.
 Ed Grigwire's dandruff treat ment is the best on the market. Try 1t and be convinced.
 Dr. Alfred Thompson, member of parliament from the Yukon, was 2board the Princess Mary Tuesday morning en route to Dawson from Ottawa. Dr. Thomp- son was accompanied by Mrs. Thompson and his daughter, Dor othy.
 Father P. P. Kern of ketchi-
  kan held service in the Catholic Church on Sunday.
 The following persons arrived in Wrangell on the City of Seattle Tuesday morning: J. H, SisSon, Mrs. Conradi. Frederic Conradi. Mrs. c. R. Horner, Miss M. An derson.
 Neil Brown took passage on the Hazel B. No. 1 Tuesday afternoon for Telegraph Creek. Norman Walker of the Walker Drug company of ketchikan was aboard the City of Seattle Tues day. He was en route to Juneau where he will be initiated into the Elks. Mr. Walker will re- turn to ketchikan as soon as the lodge physician deems it safe for him to make the trip home.
 FOR SALE-Wrangell hospital building, formerly occupied by Dr. Pigg and later by Dr. Bulk ley. Apply to G. w. Upshaw, agent.
 Have your watch repaired at George Cowan's, in the Uhler Block,
 L. R. Anderson, of the Ketehi- kan Cigar Factory, Was a visitor to Wrangell the last of the week. Upon leaving. Mr. Anderson said he found the men of Wrangell all in fine spirits, and he attributed it to smoking the ketchikan Ci- gar.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
DODGING.

4irplanes were circling in the sky over University park. Threa-year- old Phillip Seeker, son of William R. Seeker, general manager of the Hotel Lincoln, was watching them from the apartment windows in the hotel. Presently he turned around, saving:
 "Mother, God has to do lot of lodging doesn't he -Indianapolis News.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
AN kFFlUENT CITIZEN.

"My boy, I'm afraid. you'll never make an automobile salesman,' said the manager.
 'Wby, sir?7
 "You showed that fellow in over slls . ST 900 limousine. Men in over alls don't buy that kind of car."
 "This one did. He's ship riv- eter." ".
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
LEFT OUT OF THE RECKONING.

"Did you have plenty to eat in your house"
 "Yes;' replied Mr. Meekten; there was plenty, though not the kind I should have selected. Henri etta's supplies ran mostly to bird seed, fish food and dog biscuits"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
AN ECONOMIST.

"Charley dear" said young Mrs. Torkins, mo one can say haven't tried to save white paper"
 "You ao an enormous amount of unnecessary writing.
 "Yes; but l don't consume white paper. l invariably use blue or pink"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
NECESSARY FALL.

There is one class of men who, no matter how hard they try, are bound In the end to go down hill"
 "Who are they?" "Meuntain climbers"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24

@Why are you scolding that sweet little wife of yours:'
 -Aw, I had nice leaf laid away for lunch and she took it for Gains borough hat .'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
THE PROPER PLACE.

q see where they are going to es. tablish an air route between London and Paris"
 "Will they deposit theig receipts in a cloud bankf"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
CYNICAL SURPRISE.

'Tt is remarkable that such large number of women ill England will now vote.'
 "Why is the number remarkable" :"
 Because suffrage can be given only to women cEer thirty
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
From Real Life

Hello, Bill"
 Hello, Jake"
 Flows the new baby?" Fine. Gained nine ounces in seven days.'
 Great stuff
 Yep. Expensive though. " "How's that?''
 Putting away Thrift Stamp for him for every ounce he gains"
 Great idea! Absolutely great. Nothing like backing your family with savings.
 That's our idea.''
 50 long, Bill" So long, Jake"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
iNFE RENcE.

'Why do they say, Nobody loves a fat man Y"
 "There's bound to be a suspicion that anybody overweight just now is getting more than his share of the food"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES

In the U. s. Commissioners Court, eX-officio probate court, Nrangell precinct, First divi- sion of Alaska. In the matter of the Estate of Ed Petersen, deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap- pointed Administrator of the Es- tate of the above named Ed. Pet ersen, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate. are hereby required to present same duly verified to the undersigned. at Petersburg. Alaska, within six months from the date of this no- tice.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, June 20, 1919.
 WAR THOMAssEN,
 Administrator. First publication. June 26, 1919. Last publication, July A, 1919.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-07-24
Presbyterian Church

Sunday evening, 8 p. m. Sub ject: That they might destroy Jesus.o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
WHOLE TOWN is
GIVEN SURPRISE
People % Delavan Declare That
Tanlac Did the Impossible"
For Mrs. Sheets.

'I couldn't begin 20 tell you an
the good Tanlac has done my wife
II stood here and talked for
weeks" said Earle Sheets a machin-
ist who lives at Delavan. III, while
in Sutlid & Cases Drug store in Pc
oris, H.. recently. Continuing, ne
said
Ny V1fe's health has been so bad
for tho last seven years that IL was
almost impossible for her 10 do her
housework. She had scarcely any
appetite TO speak OF and when she
did manage 20 eat little something
II would sour. gas would form. and
she would bloat terribly aud be IN
perfect misery. She was very frail
and was as pale as II she had no
blood in her veins. She was 50
weak the least little eNertion COM
pletely exhausted her. Her nerves
were In awful bad condition and the
least little noise out OF the ordinary
would upset her. She had an un-
easy feeling all the time as II she
feared something dreadful was GO
ing 10 happen 10 her. She finally
got 10 where she could get but little
sleep and would get up in the morn
ing all tired out. She had been in
this condition and suffered so long
and had taken so many different
medicines without getting any ben
eft from them we had both about
given up hope OF her ever being any
better. and she would become aw-
fully blue az times
she was in this condit on when
she started taking Tanlac and al
most Immediately her health began
20 improve. I was surely surprised
that Tanlac began 10 help her 50
soon, and not only was I surprised.
but the whole neighborhood out
there at Delavan. where we live. IS
talking about her wonderful recov-
cry. She had taken only three bot
ties OF Tanlac before She was on the
road to complete recovery. She took
few more. and today she is as wei
as she ever was in her life. She
now has fine appetite, and every
thing she eats agrees with her per
fectly Her nerves are In perfect
condition and she can sleep well all
night long and always gets up in the
morning feeling greatly refreshed
The people in Delavan all say that
a medicine that will do for a person
in such bad condition as my wife
was what Tanlac did for her should
be told about and announced in pub
lie places for the benefit OF every
body that needs help. As for myself
I am going 20 tell everybody 7 get
a chance"
Tanlac IS sold in South Bend by
the Central Drug Store. and IN
Mishawaka by the Red Cross Phar-
macy. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
BASEBALL MAGNATES
MEET IN NEW YORK
BN Ass0clniel Prras

By Associated Preas:
NEW YORK. Dec. Baseball
business and baseball politics come
to the fore in this city during the
present week with the gathering Of
major and minor league magnates in
annual meeting. While on the sur
face the conferences appear to prom
lse little more than routine develop
ments there is the lurking possibility
that before the meetings end scme
radical changes may be made in the
management and regulations Of the
professional game.
The new International league club
owners will be first 10 gather, going
into session today morning at 10
o'clock with Pres't David L. Fultz
in the chair. One of the most i'm
portant actions of the international
magnates Will be the transfer of the
Newark club franchise to some other
city for the season of 1920. Several
localities are being considered with
Syrrause, y. Y. apparently in the
lead.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
DEMPSEY GETS OFFER
FOR CARPENTER GO

CHICAGO. Dec. Two fIgtteriuc
offers for "A match between Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion OF
the world, and Georges Carpenter.
premier boxer IN Europe. have been
received by Jack Kearns. Gcpsey' s
manager. Kcarns sent the follow
ing telegram 20 the Associated
Press today.
Just received cable from Edward
Cochran. the English promoter. of
ferinE SIT5.0oo 10 meet Carpenter
there Also have offer from Hor-
torch. the New Orleans promoter.
o. $4,000 for Dempscys end 10
box Carpenter Dempsey is MAX
ing motion picture here but is doing
light training every day and viii be
ready 20 defend his title as quick as
Carpenter or any other suitable op
ponent the public demands Go meet
Dempsey can be arranged Would
much prefer fighting iu America
than going TO Europe but VIII ac-
cept the best offer With best
wishes"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
Youngsters Hold Leading Po-
SitlonS in Hull & CaInon
Billiard Contest.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT STAND.

surprises mark the standing OF
the players at the three-quarter post
I'm the Hull and Calnon three cushion
billiard tournament. now in progress
at the popular billiard rooms. Only
one of the predicted contenders for
first honors Is at present in the
money. that one being Beistle. who
occupies third place with a percent
age OF $50. having won four and
lost one.
Moore's position at the top Of the
heap with a perfect score OF 1000,
having won FIVE straight games with
out a defeat is the biggest surprise
OF the tourney. This youngster was
not figured on by the dopesters to
even land in the money. but he has
forged through all Of his contests
playing good. consistent and at tim es
spectacular billiards Besides win
ming all of his games he has hung
up the tourney record for speed.
having won his game last week in Sc
innings.
Gipp Second.
Gipp, who is holding down second
place, also is a dark horse. He has
won four games and was only de-
feated once, Moore taking him into
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
WILDE RECEIVES
BIC RECEIPTS
Gets $1,000 for Getting
Beat in Ten Round Bout
With lack Sharkey.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, Dec. Jimmy Wilde,
the British fiyweight champion, al
thought outpointed Saturday night
by Jack Sharkey, New York bantam
weight is regarded as a remarkable
fighter by newspaper boxing experts
who saw the Briton's first American
appearance IN Milwaukee.
The little Welshman's superb
blocking. head slipping. accurate hit
ting and gameness would be more
highly appraised under the English
system OF scoring points. experts
agreed. than by the American ring
side men who revel in hard hitting
and a rough and smashing style.
Wilde Leads.
wilde did not box a defensive bat
tie, on the contrary, he did his share
Of the leading and stood toe 10 toe
and slugged with his heavier oppon-
ent But he did not pack the punch
that was expected of him., although
his right cross was dangerous until
the final bell
one disadvantage to the Welshman
was his weight and also the ten
round distance was not to his liking
as most Of his contests have been
over the 20 round route Experts
pointed out that he probably would
have made a better showing had he
fought at 1913 or 104 pounds. his
usual fighting weight. instead OF
building himself up to 1O7. the re-
quirements of the wisconsin boxing
law. This law requires that there
cannos be more than ten pounds diff
ference in the weight OF boxers ex-
cept in the heavy weight class.
Sharkey scaled lie pounds at Z
o'clock.
There was no question about
Wilde's gameness and the fact that
he will take a chance with a heavier
opponent suggests that some of the
American bantams. harder hitters
than Sharkey, may upset the Welsh
man in future contests in this cOun-
try.
The receipts of the match were a
disappointment. The promoters had
figured on s36, 900 but that dwindled
TO about $19. 900, Wilde had a guar
antee of $1,000, win, lose or draw.
Sharkey, boxing on a percentage bas-
Is received about $4,000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
REACH HALFWAY POINT
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
Ey Associated Press:
DHITADEJ DHTA

~ Associated Press:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec The
halfway point in the National Am
erican Pocket Billiard tournament
in progress here found Ralph Green
leaf. Wilmington, Del, and Jerome
Keogh, Rochester. y. Y, tied for
the lead. Each has won four
matches and lost none. BenEie AL
len. Kansas City. and John NJ. Lay
ton, Columbia. Mo. are tied for
third place with three victories and
two defeats Play will be resumed
tomorrow.
The first week Of the tournament
produced some excellent pocket bill
liards Greenleaf. Allen and Keogh
especially displaying brilliant form.
In one Of his matches Allen broke
two worlds records, collecting a
high run OF 81 and completing the
game in five innings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08

a meeting Of the Nature Study de-
partment Of the Progress club viii
be held az 3:45 Tuesday afternoon in
The club rooms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
HARVARD WANTS GAME
WITH ZUPPKE'S TEAM

BY Associated Press:
URBANA. H.. Dec. THE Athle-
tic committee of the University Of
Illinois had before Il sunday a re-
quest from Harvard for place on
its football schedule next fall. dar-
ward desires TO play the game at
Cambridge on oct. IS, according TO
the communication.
The question OF accepting Har-
wards invitation. IL was said depend
ed somewhat on the Illinois schedule
with western conference teams which
is expected 20 be drawn up at a
meeting OF athletic directors and
coaches in Chicago today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08

camp on that occasion Beistle in
third place was figured to be up in
the race as he has always been a
winner in tournament play. Nc
Naughton, who is considered one OF
the best has nun up against snags on
three occasions and has an average
OF 500. having landed three vic
tories
TOvne in fourth place with a per
centage OF 500 is another one OF the
surprises Of the games as this young
ster is making his initial appearance
against the select class. He has rev
er faultered in his game and has
displayed a good exhibition OF 5illi-
ards and nerve. Baubach IS tied
with McNaughton for fifth place win
ming two and losing two. However.
ne has played two less games than
McNaughton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
SKATING MATCH.

81 Associated Press.
CHRISTIANA, Norway. Dec. -
oscar Mathiesen, worlds ice skating
champion, has challenged Robert
Mclean. American champion. 20
skate a match race at Christiana on
February S next. IL is understood.
here. that Mclean will accept The
challenge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
Become Thin
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
Sanders In Rut.

The followers of the tourney are
unable 10 figure out what Is wronk
with sanders game as he has failed
10 date, 20 chalk up win. Last
year ne was in a class by himself
and took first honors in the tourna-
ment. So far this year all OF the
players have fatrened their percent
ages up on him. Nermande and +.
Hull. along with Sanders were ex-
pected 10 be at the opposite end Of
the column. but so far none Of them
have come through.
The dopesters are now saying that
the coming week will see the vet
Grams hit their stride and begin TO
take the newcomers into camp. It
is thought thai they have been slow
in rounding into shape and that they
will not relinguish the honors with
out a battle. The weeks play will
be the crusical test in the tourney
as games are scheduled for every
night. Monday night at 1880 o'clock
Baumbach and Sanders viii play +.
Hull and Taylor VIII mix in the 9
o'clock game. George sutton, the
'arTnless wonder was n spectator at
the games Saturday and commented
favorably upon the talent shown by
the players.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
BOWLING SCHEDULE

6UWllNU SCheUULE
Monday.
WATCH co. LEAGUE
Finishing vs. Fiat Steel
Jeweling vs. Bankers
Jobbing ~ Dials.
CUTTER co. LEAGUE
Il clubs.
Tuesday.
ELKS LEAGUE
Zlps W. Bucktails
Cubs Us. Pops
Hoofs VS.. Bills
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
81. Paul No. 1 VS.. River Park No.
-.
Stull VS.. River Park No. /.
Grace rs. st. Paul No. 1.
"Wednesday.
CITY LEAGUE
Buckeyes VS. Liebelts
Bucktaiis Us. Silver Edge.
CosmOpoutans Us. Studebakers.
Hans Drugs vs.. X. & s. Arrows
HOOsier Creams US. futile Corp
KOehler & Schafer VS.. Werwinski.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Tails rs. Orfuns.
Prongs VS.. beers.
Fawns rs. Grits
SINGER FOUNDRY LEAGUE
Four clubs.
Thursday.
ANTLERS LEAGUE
Stars vs.. Bucks.
Tylers VS.. Charms.
Jewels vs. Jaws
BANKERS LEAGUE
First VS.. Citizens No. 1.
St Joseph rs. Merchants.
Citizens No. VS.. Union.
American No. Us. American No.
..
Citizens No. W. Farmers.
Morris Plan VS.. American No. 2.
OLIVER LEAGUE
Billing vs. Engineers.
Grey Iron vs.. Production
Planning VS.. Designing A.
Chilled Fitting Us. Metal Patter
No 2.
Designing r. VS.. Factory.
Purchasing vs.. Inspection.
Wood Pattern VS. Tool Makers.
:. Il. Branch VS.. Accounting
Forge VS.. Metal Pattern No I.
Warehouse VS.. Stock.
Friday.
TEMPLE LEAGUE
Tusks vs. Stays
Toes vs. Horns
Hairs VS. Loyals.
SINGER LEAGUE
Six clubs.
WILSON BROS. LEAGUE
Four clubs.
AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE
Windshields vs.. Radia-
tors.
Tuesday Tops Us. Hoods
Wednesday, VS.. CYL
inders.
Friday starters Pistons.
TRIO LEAGUE
Monday Differentials VS.. Tires
Tuesday-Bearing VS.. Breakers.
dnesday-Bodies vs.. Speedome-
tors.
hursday-Frames VS.. Manifolds.
Friday-Lamps VS.. Rollers
| UNITED LEAGUE
Mondays. A Vets vs. Coil Spe-
cials
Tuesday-Dailey BARRIERS VS.. Mann
Stars
Friday-Texacos VS. Eagles
VEHICLE LEAGUE
Monday -Studebakers VS.. Hubs.
Tuesday-Skeins VS.. Tongues.
nesday-Bolsters VS.. Reaches
Thursday-Rimsv VS.. Axles.
F'riday-Haunds vs.. Spokes.
, WEST SIDE LEAGUE
Monday Werwinski Five VS. In
ternatiOnals.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. burst Spe-
cials
Neutrality-suspicious. Stars VS.. Hap
py Five.
Friday Drugs VS.. AL
ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
HOLD MEETING.

The Acme Bible class OF the First
Brethren church VIII hold its regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night az the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. pelbert Whit
ner. 2A2 Duhaii av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-08
f FRENCH FIGHTER
RETURNS HOME
Joe Beckett, English Heavy
weight. Has AIibi for Re-
cent 0rubbing.
BY uited Press

BY United Press
LONDON. Dec. 7-Georges Car
penuer conquerer of Joe Beckett,
viii return 10 Paris today
The French fighter appeared sew
eral times sunday on tae streets
and was given a great ovation. Chill
dren We're held mp 10 him 10 be
kissed. girls threw their arms
around him and men gave him re-
sounding thumps on the back and
wrung his hands those who got
near enough 20 him
Bcckctt's Alibi.
Beckett now attributes his defeat
10 his inability 90 concentrate.
Il was thoroughly dazed when I
entered the ring. ne said. II had
Just received news Of the death of
my old friend. Charles wilcox. fol-
lowing @ boxing match the previous
day He had helped me train for
three weeks mad had been with me
constantly. The news affected me
terribly"
Carpenter said nc was especially
glad because ne won before the fu-
ture king Of England.
81 was a little bit nervous when
entered the ring" he said. but
after the first punch I knew I was
the faster man. I became CONT
dent would win and decided 90 try
Knockout. with a right. as soon as
possible. ] failed the first time but
knew II registered and the next
opening gave mo thee nance"
Dempsey Carpenter Go.
London feels confident that the
Dempsey Carpenter fight will he
held here. Britishers claim there
are too many restrictions on fighting
I'm America and that English promo
tiers will offer more money.
Promoter Cochran is to leave
within few days for America 20
see Jack kearns. Dempsey's mama
ger Cochran claims ne already has
the signature OF the Frenchman on
paper and that the fight will be held
Iune AZ the Oymnia club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-19
COUNTY TREksURER's SALE OF
PROPERTY BOUGHT AT RESALE


The following Is list ~ property
bought by County Treasurer Al resale
.or the use and benefit of Logan
County. ander provisions Of Chapter
Il. section s8lg of 1877 Session Law
OF oklahoma. and sold al private sal,
10 persons named and price stated
below. providing same IS approved by
Board Of connly Commissioner al
lhs ne1t regular meeting of said
BOard. as provided bs law.
l. n JEISMA
County Treasurer oi Logan County.
oklahoma
Guthrie Proper loss Il 10 81. IN
block ~. $500 Low r pogers
Guthrie Proper. lots 3 and 10. in
block ~. S.uo9. e. Coleman
East Guthrie. Lots J. and g, IN
block l3. $500. N I. Eagle
wNsst Gulhrfe. lots ~ and "a. in
block ., 5000; Nevada A Reed
West Guthrie lots y and GS. in
block :. $500. " short
Capitol Iiill. lois . aud ). in block
CO. $1,000. " Furrow
Ca itol I'm. lots , and :. in block CO.
$3.50. r.. w. iarboush
oA.iioi hH' ioi +, IA block -,