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ELIZABETH VS.. EMERALps.

with the Elizabeth team of New Jer-
sey playing the Emeralds In the feature
of A double header at the Catholic Pro-
tSctory Graunds at Van Nest next sun
day, fans in the vicinity of Westchester.
Yonkers. West Farms and fremont will
have an opportunity to see two of the
strongest semi-pro teams OF the metro
politan district in action. The High
bridge Lyceum nine will play strong
team in the preliminary game at 80.
Last Sunday the Emeralds Won two
games,
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YANKEES NOSED OUT
IN TENTH, 5 TO 2
Athletics Win When Shannon
Drives in Burns With
Hit Off Shawkey.
Special Despatch TO Tar Sus.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6-The humble
Mackmen temporarily stopped the mad
rush OF the Yankees by taking Gotham's
representatives In the American League
Derby into camp by score Of 3 to 2
mere to-day. The Yankees drove the
Athletics into extra innings before the
issue was decided. with the teams
oeadlocked at to 2 in the tenth. two
down and Burns on third. Shannon broke
up the game with a rap to right that
sent Burns home with the winning run.
The Yankees outhit the Athletics 10
TO =, but miscued on several scoring OPP
portunities. Perry frightened In the
pinches and the men of Higgins found
the tall fellow exceedingly hard to hit
when men were on bases. The Yankees
got to Perry for a run In the third.
Thereafter he held Them in check until
he gave way to pinch hitter In the
seventh. After New York had put the
tying run across on Seibold in the eighth
Kinney was called in and spiked the
rally.
Thormahlen and Perry both were
wild. Each gave seven bases on balls.
Hub forced in run in the seventh
when he issued three passes Lamar
battedEor Thormahlen In the eighth. and
Shawkey went on the mound for New
York. Bob escaped in the eighth and
ninth, but blew" the game in the tenth.
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BoxING BILL IS PASSED.

HARTFORD. Conn, May "a hoNi
bill which provides for a commission :.
supervise boxing bouts in this State. WIS
passed by the lower house of the General
Assembly to-day 1t would allow eight
round contests with eight ounce gloves.
It had previously been adopted by the
Senate and now goes to the Governor.
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POLY PREP WINS ANOTHER.
Makes IL Four I'm a Row by Beat
ing stevens Prep 10 to q.

Poly Props baseball team gained an
easy victory over the Stevens Prep nine
Yesterday In a seven inning game at
Poly's field. Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
me Bay Ridge lads triumphed by 16 to
.. The feature of the game was the bat
ting OF Wood. Poly's left fielder He got
threc hits In his five trips to the plate.
bell or Poly also got three hits.
ROY scored Its eleven runs in the fifth
inning on seven hits and three errors II
was Poly's fourth straight victory. He'll
allowed the Jerseyites only two hits The
score:
s. X. II. L.
stevens Prep. 00I 90 IS 9
roy Prep.r...) o31 IL x-ls Is
batteries - Mccarthy and aerson;
Bell, Scholtz and Lott
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VAUGHN HOLDS REDS
TO HITS; CUBS WIN
Hoifocher's Batting a Feature ;
Score Is 7 to o.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. May 6--(NationaD.
vaughn held the Reds to three hits
to-day and the locals were shut out, 7
to 0. Ruether started we'll but weak
ened in the nth inning, whom FIVE ntts
and an error by Rehg gave tho Cubs
five runs, Hollochers batting and base
running featured. He got three hits, one
a home run. The score:
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COLUMBIA VS.. FoRDHAM.

The Columbia Unlversity's baseball
team will oppose Fordham on South
Field this afternoon, The Blue and
White will try to avenge the recent de.
feat inflicted by the Maroon nine a,
Fordham Several shakeups in the Blue
and White batting order since the last
encounter have greatly strengthened the
team both in the field and at bat.
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PIRATES ARE NosED OUT.
Evans and Goodwin Engage In
pitching DueI-CRrds Win, = to 4.

ST. LOUIS, May &c Natlona) st
Louis took the final game of tho SERIES
from Pittsburg to-day, 2 to /. After
Goodwin replaced May in the first in
ming. the visitors did not get beyond FIRST
base until the eighth inning, when two
singles and n stolen base Melted them a
Tho score
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Speeio, Despatch 10 TIE Sun,

NEWARK. May 6.--Pat Shea, who went
South with the Boston Red Sox and
made good showing on the training
trip, pitched Newark TO to VIC
tory over Frank Schulte's Binghamton
club here to-day. Shea let the Bingoes
down with four hits. two Of which they
punched in tho sixth inning, with an In
field out for their only runs OF the game.
Newark hit the ball when blngles
counted, and also took advantage OF
Higgins's wildness. He passed Ave bat
tiers and hit two more. Ed Miller, for
mer Cleveland first sacker, who has
been hitting the bail Mt great clip for
the Bears. continued his good stickwork
to-day, batting 1000. Miller got two
singles, base on balls and was hit
once. The score:
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CALDWELL VICTOR IN
DUEL WITH HARPER
Red Sos Get Only 2 Hits, bat
Blank Senators, 2 to o..

BosToN, May 6.-(American)-B
made only two hits, but defeated
Washington, . TO 0, here to-day. After
Harper passed Wit in the second scott
flied TO Milan. Foster threw wildly to
second TO force Witt on Walters groun-
der. Caldwell famed on a wild pitch.
which advanced both runners, and they
scored on Hooper's single over second.
Caldwell was hit safely only three
times. The scare:
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Two base bus-Morsan, Lawry, Heating.
'rhr.c base ht-EEan. Stolen blsc--Bsrney,
sacriRc~ hits-Lswry, Policy Double plays
Iarobron and Egsn; Nsisol, Morgan and
BIshnn Left on bases Baltimore. s. Buffalo
s. First bsse on errors-Baltlmore, = Bases
on bans-oG Herbert, :; OF Rose Hts
on Rose ) in innings. Hit by pitchers-
Nv Hc-hert tStrAit and Harrisl; by Rose,
i tBishopl struck ou,By Herbert. q by
Cav. 9 Winning pitcher Herbert. Losin:
ptcher-Eosc.
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BROWNS TRIUMPH IN
TWELFTH INNING
Jacobson Stars With S Hits
Score Is 6 to 3.

CLEVELAND, May (American) st.
Louis defeated Cleveland, 6 to 3, in
twelve innings before large crowd to-
Gay. Coumbess error enabled St. I,oiis
to score the tying run in the ninth. Hts
by Gedeon. jacobson and Gerber decided
the contest. Jacobson obtained two
doubles, three singles and a sacrifice in
sin times to the plate. The score:
ST IOIrIS al CI.ENEI.A Nj ~
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weakest cuo IN the league Giants
Braves
bosterinS they
Robertson OF the
pitcher Nehf would be to
"A
outfelders Nehf
small by
anu
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Waited Tor LowdermIk In The eleventh
inning.
tBatted for Coumbe In the tenth inning.
iran for Thomas In the tenth inning,
s.: Louis 80 80 ! Q IS
Two base hits--wiliams. Jacobson 2,
Bronkie, johnson, speaker. Stolen base
Smith. Sacrifice hits-Jacobson, Slsler, Ger.
Ser SEVERED oScI south c9T nS;
Louis. IL; Cleveland, .. First base on or.
rors--st. Louis, !: Cleveland 2. Bases on
balls-oh Davenport, 3; OF Sothoron, /; on
Coumbe. I. Off Morton, 2. Hns-On Daven-
rort, s in innings; OFF Lowdermilk / in .
innings; OFF Sothoron, none In . innings; off
Counibe, II in 10 innings; off Morton, . in z
innings, Hit by pitcher-By Lowdermuk. 2
Davenport, .: by Coumbe, ., wild pitch
LowdcTmllk. Winning pitcher-Solh OF ON.
Losing pitcher-Morton.
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Two base hits-Burus Baker, sandeerE,
OnAow. Holden and Anderson. Three oase
Com ales Stolen -whiteman, Nc
Ginnis Sacrifice hit - Sandoerg Double
plays-Baker to Doolan to Westers J; Con
1slcs 10 Anderson to Onslow; Hummel 10
Hart Left on bases--Toronto, }; Reading
TO- Base on balls-Of Beefe, 2: on Peterson
:; on Hershey. 2; of Hubhel. !. Hts.oh
Paterson, :. Is az bat in Z inninys; or Her
shey. l. at bat in 20 innings; of Hubefl
none . at bst in "a inning. struck out-By
Keofc. ?: by Peterson, s; by Hershey, 2
Passed hall-Hat. Cmpires-Messrs. stock
dale and McGoan. Time OF gamc-i hour
and 80 minutes.
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TIMELY HITTING DECIDES.
Enables baltimore TO Defeat But
faIo by to Count.

BALTIMORE, May 6-Gnternational) -
Doubles by Morgan and Lawry and a
triple by Egan with men on gave Balti-
more an easy victory to-day over Buff
falo, the score being Z to /. The score:
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Two base hits-Sargeant, Shea, Bruggy. Three
base hit-McLarry. stolen hases-Bruggy,
Miller. Schultz. Sacrifice hits-Jacobs Dow
o'Rourke and McLarry. Left on bases-Bing-
hamtoR, S; Newark. s. First base on error
Newark l. First base on halls-OT Shea, J;
on Higgins g. Hit by pitcher-by Higgins
MILLER, Bru.yy). struck out-By Shea 3; by
Higgins /,
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WHITE S0X BEAT TIGERS.
Win Pitchers' Battle by Score OF
q to 4

CHICAGO, May 6 (American) Chi
cago won q pitchers battle from De-
troit. to !. to-day in the presence of
several thousand soldiers and sailors, in
Guiding several ambulance loads OF
wounded. Williams held the Tigers to
four hits
Roland was hit harder, but the white
Sox won on tumble by Holman, Jack
sons three Dagger and Felschs sacrifice
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Totals 20 q 2tlSz
sBattsd for Harper IN the eighth inning

Washington. ,.......... o o 90
Boston. ,............,,. 0 o x--t
Two base hit--JudEe. Three base hit-Strurk
Sacrifice hit-Vitt Double plays-Foster, Jan.
win and Judge; walters and Barry. left on
DISQUALIFICATION, 3; Boston. 8. First beso
on errors-Washington, !, Boston, l. Fret
base on halls-on Harper 1; m Caldwell. L.
Hts-OR Harper. in innings: of Graft,
none in inning. Hit by pitcher-By Harper
Barry. Struck out-By Harper, | by Cald-
well, . Wild pitch-Harpcr Losing pitcher
Harper.
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GREB BEATS CLAY TURNER.

BosToN, May 6.-Harry Greb of Pitts
burg was awarded a referees decision
in a twelve round bout tonight with
Clay Turner OF New York.
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Yankees Disappoint.

Tho Yankees crowded three singles in
the fourth, but were turned back Bodie
singled, but died stealing After Perry
threw out Ruel. Thormahlen singled and
took third on Halas's timely thump to
right. The two youngsters then at
tempted double steal and Hubert was
out at third, Perkins TO Thomas. Halas
popped TO Burns with the bases full and
two down in the sixth.
The Mackmen forged to the front in
the seventh. Witt singled. Shannon
sacrificed. Dugan walked. So did
Walker, who batted for Perkins. filling
the bases. Dykes ran for Walker. Nc
Avoy. batting for Perkins, also strolled,
forcing in witt. Kopp forced Dugan at
the plate. Peckinpaugh to Ruel. Thomas
singled to centre. scoring Dykes. but
McAvoy was out at the plate, Bodie,
Ruel. Pratt and Ruel.
Lewis. who had "fiivvered" on sew
eral occasions, launched the Yankees off
IN rally in the eighth with a single to
centre. He took second OH Bodies sac
rif1ce and came all the way home with
the tying run when Dugan threw wildly
past first on Ruels grounder.
Two were down in the tenth when
Shawkey hit Burns with a pitched ball
Burns stole second. Witt walked. Shan
non then leaned into one of Bobs bend =
ers and Strengthened it out into a slash
to right that registered Burns with the
tally triumphant. The score:
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Dodgers TIE Score in Fourth.

Two passes. Whest's single and an
infield out gave tho Dodgers the tieing
run in the fourth. Olson and Magee
singled in the nth. and on double
steal Ivy came home with the run that
put the Dodgers In front. Wheat singled
and stole in the sixth, and was tripled
home by Konetchy A sacrifice bv
Grimes. Sickings almost excusable boot
Magces sacrifice and Griifith's single
gave the Dodgers two runs in the sew
enth. The Phlllies threatened in the
last two frames, but were limited to one
Two thousand sailors from the re-
ceiving ships off Bay Ridge will he the
guests of the Brooklyn club at Ebbets
Field to-day. when the Dodgers meet
the Phillies In the second game of the
series The Gobs will be ACCOMPANIED
by their hand OF forty pieces, which will
give concert before the game. The
score.
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Two Australians Headed Here on KIbane', Tran.

Johnny Klbane
In this
hurting
champion OF the Antipodes
Hill
weterwehts
Melville landed
of
Of
over he must be good
bout with
The tight
oil md ~
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First base on errors-Brooklyn. l: PhiIsdel.
phia. g. Two base hits-Griffith. Grimes
Three base hits-Malone, Konetchy Home
run - Williams. Sacrifice hits : Masee
Konetchy. Sacrifice fly. Wheat. stolen
bases-Z, wheat @ Olson, Magre Left on
Philadelphia, o. Brooklyn. O. Double
Sticking and Luderus Sticking and Cady'
Bases on balls-on Grimes. Callahan
Cady, Whitfield; on Oeschser 4 Olson p
Myers, Miller: of Prendergast 8 (Grinth
Myers, 2. Wheat. Struck out-By Crime.
(Cady. Pearce) by Prendersast, / CTilIer1
Hit by pitcher-By Grimes, l CCalIahan,
Wild pltches-oeschger Prendergast Faircioth
Bslk-Grimes. Hits and earned runsNOf,
Oeschger, hits runs IN innings. off
Prendergast, hits. runs in I innings. ON
Faircloth, hits; OF Grimes. 10 hits, 2 EARNED
runs. Losing pitcher-Prenderga Umnir.s
-Messrs Rigler tplate) and Moran Chasns,
Time Of game hours and Is minutes
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Binghamton az Newark
Toronto at Reading.
Buffalo 1T Baltimore.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, O; Boston, 4.
Brooklyn. II; Philadelphia, n.
Chicago, Z; Cincinnati, o.
81. Louis, 9; PIttsburg,
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TORONTO LEADS LEAGUE.
Victory Over Reading, 8 to =, Puts
Team I'm Front.

READING, Pa, May 6.-Interna-
acknowledgements took first place In the
International League race here to-day
by defeating Reading in n ninth inning
rally, 6 to 3. The score:
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The score
DETROIT "a.
CHICAGO al

TWO base hits-Felsch, Heilman, Ellison
schalk Three base hit--Jackson. Stolen bases
-Feiech, Ieibold. Sacrifice hits-Coilins Jones
Sacrifice ny-Felsch. Double plays-WeAver TO
Gsndll; Risberg TO Gandil. Left on bases
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 2. First base on error
Shicago, J. Base on balls-On williams 2 I;
Roland. l. Struck out-By Williams, / BY
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Sacrifice t-Hornsby, Double plays-StoCk.
j. Miller and PaulctIe; ,Paulette and snyder
b p"V 4; Sc LOUIS, 2 FIRST base V or errors
PIUsburg, .: ST. LOUIS, !. Base. on balls
on Evans 6; OF May :: of Goodwin ..
Hlts-oR Evans. I ~ innings: off Miller
none in inning: OFF May, mono in lsS inning
of Goodwin in 2-s innings. Struck ont
BY Evans. 4; by Goodwin 3. Winning pitcher
GOODWIN. Losing pItcher-Eyans
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


New York at PHILADELPHIA
Washington at Boston
~. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
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Two base hit-Troh. Three hcsa hit--Pick.
Home run--Hollocher. Stolen bss -.HolIocher.
Sacrifice hits -Neae. Mann. cubic play
Chicago. 8: Cincinnati. 7. First base on
errors-Chicsso. ?; Cincinnati. 3. Bases on
bslls-on Reuther, 9; ON Luque, ]; OF
Vaughn, 2. Hits-On Reuther, in FL
innings; on Regain, / in Is innings; OF
Luaue. In innings, Struck out-By Regain,
/; By Luquo !; by Vaughn. . Wild pitch
Reuther. Losing pitchrr-Reuther
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'OI
sBstted for Thormahlen in the eighth inning
1.-TWO out when winning run was made
tBstted for Perkins in the seventh inning.
sRsn for Walker in the seventh inning
lBatted for Perry In the seventh inning.
New York......,.. 0 %
Philadel phia....... o o o o o o 0 Ii
Two base hit--LamAr. Stolen bases-Pratt,
Lewis Burns. Sacrifice hitE-Pipp . Bodie
Shannon. Double play-Peckinpaugh. Pratt
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York, 10:
Philsdelphis, 10. First base on errors-Ne "
York, !; PHILADELPHIA 2. Bases on balls-Oh
off shawkcy. p Hts-otf Perry. 3 in : in.
ninzs; on seibold in "a inning off Kin.
ney in 2 % innings; of Thormahlen, 2 In
innings; of Shawkey, 2 in 2 "a innings
Hit by pitcher-By shswkey Burns Struck
out-by Perry, .; by Kinney. 4: by Thor
mshlen, 81 by shawkey, 2, Winning pitcher
kinney. Losing pitcher-Shavkey
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+ M'NiS ~ BOSTON TO-DAY. $3.50
' 'olo Grounds. Adm. JOc.-Adt.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
AMERICAN IEAnnR

Philadelphia. 81 New York @
Boston, .; Washington q
st. Louis, O; Cleveland. r
Chicago, 3; DetroIt I
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Totals, Il 10 "A IL II
'Bstted for Prendergsst in the eighth inning
+Batted for Pcarce in the ninth inning
tBatted for Faircloth IN the ninth inning
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in local.
whether Richard
Willard
Granted
other the total
that the of
round limit II Jenes
July surely Willard in
great interest in the Willard Dempsey
johnson boxing
never before
to to
for the tight in Toledo believe that
the
receipts Richard will
and will DAY.
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Boston at New York.
Philadelphia nj Brooklyn.
Chicago ut Cincinnati.
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|SHEA SHOWS SKILL
AGAINST BINGOES
Pitches Newark to Victory by
Score of 5 to ALLOWS
Only Four Hits.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Re,uits of Yesterdays Games.

Newark. 6; Binghamton, >.
Baltimore, z; Buffalo, l.
Toronto. 6; Reading. g. -,
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'Ran for Rariden in the seventh inning.
Chicago. .;....,........ 100 90 a.
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Totals. 80 SO SO q 8

VOtals.. q Il % Ib Ut
Stated for Davenport in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Lowdermllk in the eleventh
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETs FIELD.
BROOKLYN vs.. Philadelphia. $3.50 =. Md.
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Totals SO 8 IL q IS 5
sBatt.d for Hart In ninth.
+Datted for Peterson In eighth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
PAULINE FREDERICK
 ACHIEVES TRIUMPH IN
 PHOTOPLAY "FEDORA'

DOUGLAS, July 30.-Beautiful, sta tuesque, and immensely dramatic Miss Pauline Frederick was seen to fine advantage at the Liberty Thea tre yesterday in her portrayal of the stellar role of Fedora a picturiza tion of the famous play written by Victorien Sardou for Sarah Bern hardt fin 1882. This play to be re peated tonight for the last time served as a starring vehicle for the late Fanny Davenport for many years, and in the screen adoption the artistic work performed by Miss Frederick compares favorably with that of her predecessor in the samf hole of long ago. The picture though as are most of the Sardou plays met with instantaneous approval, be cause of it's artistry and excellence as a cinema production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
SALMON RUN IS IMPROVING BUT
 PACK IS LIGHT
While Cannery Conditions Are Looking Better the Pack is Now About
 30 Per Cent.

Word brought to Juneau by II. L. Simonds, manager of the Hoona1 Packing Company, and his. guests who have just made a tour of the traps of his company on lower Chat ham Strait, and some of the can neries in that section, is that fish have been running better the last few days than previously. The Gam bier Bay, Washington Bay and other canneries were working. Similar word was brought from the lower Chatham Strait.
 However, the salmon pack of this section of Alaska is only about 5o per cent of the average that has ob tained the first of August for the last several years. None of the can neries are getting a full pack.
 Word from Ketchikan, the Alaska peninsula and Bristol Bay districts is also disappointing as to the packs
 It is said the Yakutat Bay pack is good.
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Lewis where he received his dis charge, on the 21st, after which he caught the first boat north.
MRS. CARPENTER RETURNS

DOUGLAS, July 3.-Mrs. K. l.. Carpenter arrived at Treadwell on the Princess Alice last evening after being away about a year. Mir. Car penter preceded her some time ago, but stopped at Shakan where he is in the employ of the Treadwell com pany. Mrs. Carpenter was accom- panied by her cousin, Mrs. John Pat ton who will visit here with her They will occupy the T. G. McDoh aid house temporarily.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
METAL MINING IN SOUTH
 DAKOTA AND WYOMING
 IN 1918 AND 191!

WASHINGTON, July 3O-The
 Black Hills mining district of South
 Dakota produced $6,565, ,209 in gold
 and 159, ,246 ounces of silver in 1918.
 From January l. 1918, to October 27, 1918, the Homestake mine and mills were operated at full capacity, but during the remainder of the year the property was operated at only T per cent capacity This property, which produces the bulk of the out
 put of South Dakota, had not reached full capacity in June, 1919, The
 Golden Reward mines and mill. closed in 1918, have not resumed i operations The Trojan and the Mogul mills have both been operated in 1919. The production for the State in 1919 will apparently not equal the production in 1918.
 Mines in Wyoming produced
 ounces of gold, 253 ounces of silver and 754,342 pounds of copper in 1918
 The shipments of silver-copper ore from the Sunrise mine, near Hart vile, the principal producing mine | in Wyoming for several years, have
 not been continuous in 1919 A mill has been built to treat the lump
 ores of the old Ferris-Haggerty mines Qong idle) at Encampmcnt. The
 Rambler copperplatinum mine at Holmes has been idle in 1919.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
PLAN IS REJECTED
 FOR LEVY AN CAPITAL
 TO REDUCE WAR DEBT

LONDON, July 30.-The British House of Commons rejected a pro- posal made by the Liberty party and endorsed by the Labor party for a levy on capital as means of dis charging part of England's enor- nous war debt. F. G. Masterman prominent Liberal, says "We have concluded the war with dead weight debt burden of some $40, ,000- GOO, ,000. The interest and sinking fund will amount to some $20 ,000,- 900 a year. Either that debt must be reduced by some heroic effort to redeem the capital, or the inter- est must be raised as first charge on industry for an indefinite period of time, or the nation must repud- fate it's obligations. Austen Cham berlain, chancellor of the exchequer, refused to consider the idea of a capital levy. He said he would not even consent to a committee of in- vestigation into the subject.
 Give us your nextsorder for trans
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30

vanished and the floor oiled, the interior certainly presents an attrac- tive appearance. Carpenters are busy tearing out the old front and big change will be made there which will give the house a moro modern atmosphere. Mir. Ott expects to get moved about the last of the week or the first of next.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
SIGN ON AQUiLO

DOUGLAS, July 3O-Nat Rogers and E. Truitt, two of the popular young men in the employ of the Treadwell Company have decided that service on the sea would be more exciting than on land and have taken quartermasters berths on Col D.. c. Jacklings private yacht, the Aquilo. She is expected to leave for the south in a few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
OUTING PARTY RETURNS

MT. and Mrs. John w. Troy and Harold H. Post, who had been guests of H. L. Simonds, manager of the Hoonah Packing Company, for sey- eral days at Gambler Bay, returned with MT Simonds on the Nakomis yesterday evening. MT Simonds left today on the Forester for Hoonoh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
TOTAL ASSESSED VALUATION
 ON CITY PROPERTY

DOUGLAS, July 30.-The assessed valuation of this town as accepted by the board of equalization of city taxes, amounted to $425, ,567, on which close to $7,000 will be raised this year in taxes with the rate of r mills, considering the rebate of per cent which will be allowed for prompt payment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
JEFFERSON SOLD OUT

DOUGLAS, July 30.-Agcnt F. k. Smith of the Alaska Steamship Go. reports the Jefferson which left Seat tie yesterday as being completely sold out both north and southbound for the entire round trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
LIEUTENANT AND
 HIS BRIDE GUESTS
 OF THE GOVERNOR

Lieut.. James w. Cox, nephew Of Gov Thomas Riggs, Jr., accompanied by his bride, arrived on the Princess Alice last night and will remain here as guests at the Governors House until the Princess Alice sails south Friday morning. Lieut.. Cox recently returned from overseas
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
HOME FROM FRANCE

DOUGLAS, July 30.-Wm. J. An derson, son of MT and Mrs. Nels An derson of Treadwell. arrived home
 on the Alameda Sunday after spend ing fifteen months with the goth En- gineers overseas. Bill reached New port on July 4, and came west as soon as he could, reaching Camp
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-30
FRANCE PLACES ORDER

NEW YORK, July 29.-A Tribune special says the French Government foreign-trade goods, but has placed an order in the United States for millions of dollars worth of agri- cultural implements.