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The New York herald., 1921-08-25
PGARDEYS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded IN schools city or
country; higheyt references. EMERY. IS
ARK row. Cor,landt 1894. Room 604
LEN NGTON AV., 241 Accessible; large
small ROOMS excellent table; home cook
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PAINTER, paperhanger, plasterer. wants
work; owners; private; reasonable.
Pflaster, 14l0 % av
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CHAUFFEUR, gardener or useful man; good
mechanic. AL driver; handy anything
country place. = 7iS Herald, $50 Broadway.
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| CHAUFFEUR (expert) mechanic: four
years references last position; nine years
experience; any car; expert on Cadillac; $50;
city, country. S 90 Herald, Herald 50.
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cook; entire work small adult family; both
thoroughly competent; city, country. Booth.
214 W. path st. Watkins T4T0.
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COUPLE-Competent cook, housekeeper. use
ful butler, valet; references. Runser. phone
27St RhDelander.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

LAFAYETTE AV.,. 1eS.-Large and smai
rooms. opposite Masaylic Temple; subway
phone.
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CHAUFFEUR-MECHA 10 years expert
enoe, willing, obliging, wishes private po-
sition; three years last position; Al refer
ences. S. Marciniak, 195 Waverly av., B'ldyn
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CHAUFFEUR. Wishes position, private fam
ily best references. excellent mechanic; l.
years experience Shelley, 551 Amsterdam
nv. Schuyler 70s4.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE wanted. so miles outside New York.
on farm; man and wife. the man q un-
aerstand farming, especially planting; the
woman 10 be able 10 cook a few days week
or whenever wanted. Call personally AZ 40
". Glsi 81. on Thursday, between .3o a. ~
and o'clock i. NJ.
COUPLE, white, as cook and useful butler,
or . maids; entire work except laundry.
Protestant American family . adults. White
Plains. city In winter; reference required.
tall l62 West slst, Friday TO 4.
CUSTOMERS MENl
reputable and progressive financial
house dealing IN listed securities has open
ines for high grade. experienced men with
clientele This ~ an unusual opportunity
for enterprlsing men seeking the whole
hearted and effective cooperation Of live
organization. Write. giving past perform
anee and connections In detail. Salary and
commission. + ss5 Herald. Fulton 81.
DECORATORS wanted; freehand flower
work on cnamelled furniture. Hawks Fur
niture Co. Goshen, Indiana.
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4 CHAUFFEUR, speaking English, French.
Italian, well recommended and experienced
/ for private family. Fernand Roduit, 22S
/ w 24th, N. Y.
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Observation-Disclosures gowns. advanced
style, expert remodelling; out Armitage.
Cotun1hi,a 1n000
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
For seo preferred stock of well established
Industrial corporation with excellent aivl-
dend record good leads furnished and liberal
commission: an experienced security sales
man can earn good money. Call between
Manhattan Finance Corp, 200 5th az.
Two high grade men 70 handle special motor
Accessory supply service. calling on dealers.
must be alert, responsible, ambitious: able
10 measure up 10 500 per week standard or
more. call 10 A. NJ. 60 3 l.. NJ. 90 Grand
street. Auto supply Service Corporation.
statesmen
We arc looking for few more men of
good character to represent va IN unoccupled
territory. The position u permanent and the
WORK pleasani. No deposit; outfit freei pay
Dig. Heath Nurseries, Dept. H. Manchester,
Conn.
SALESMAN, furniture. IN n large NeV eng
land retail store: mnst be experienced
wish instalment payment plan of selling Ap-
ply Immediately by letter or In person. sum
merfield Company. 3Tl Weyboaset st. PROV
idence, ". !.
SAr.EsMEN-An Industrial concern ~ more
than 20 years standing seeka the services
~ few hi2h grade commission ralesmcn
10 aid II the marketing ~ q preferred stock
issue. WITH bonus of common. Cal for ap-
rointment Main 800
Z
"a 10 demonstrate 10 garages and consum-
ers; lucrative position with large American
concern. excellent prospects, for future. seo
MI Alicn. 90 East l37th
SALES MANAGER, cIGAR-Ouc capable or
handling cigar salesnten and able 10 sell
cigars 70 the trade himHelf must have good
references and experience. 4 tfG Herald,
Herald ~.
SALESMAN; who attended high school
preferred. state experience. age hpd give
reference. Salesman, Il. 81. los il3, City
flall Station
sALEgMAN, CIGAR Acquainted with Man.
haitian trade give references, experience
and state SALARY or commiasion. y ii5
Iierald Herald go.
SALESMAN wanted 10 sen hardware one
familiar with the hardware trade IN Jersey
territory. Give fun particulars. :, 500 Her
aid. $50 broadway
sAI.ESMfsN and detail men to interview ply
a,ciaua With pharmaceutical spocisifiesi i
oniy good experienced men apply iniraven-
Gus rrodiUls Co., Inc, III Madison ay,
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SSois-f oung German Hungarian, competent
COOK. desires position: small family; no
washing Al reference. 5os 4. nth. apt ~.
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! tions together private family: good ma
1 chinist: wife first class cook: take entire
charse: city. country. NJ 1861 Herald, Bklyn.
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/ CHAUFFEUR, first class Mechanic 16 years
experience on Pierce, Loeomo,ile, Packard
aad Rolls Royce; best references. Riverside
1Of31.
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STENOGRAPHY, secretary. professional
training; Lusk's lightning phrases, 200
words minute; greater speed IN month than
year at theoretical school. Lusk Institute,
22g w. 42d
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CUSTOMERS MI
rxp0Pv MEN

I4NFlEI MEN
WE WANT TO TELL. You OF THE BIG
GEsT BUSINESS EVER STARTED IN THE
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION, a BUSINESS
OF ESPECIAL INTEREST TO EXPORT
MEN FRIGHT NOW" FOR YOU CAN GET
oN 4 MONEY MAKING BASIS AS SOON
AS YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH OUR
PROPOSITION, WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR
RAPID ADVANCEMENT. WRITE FOR AN
INTERVIEW. T 139 HERALD, HERALD
SO.
KSITrER, experienced on links. Links Ma
chine, 700 Central av.. Brooklyn
LEDGER clerk. young man, about % years
of aga Christian. must he quick and ac-
curate; So per week. NJ 1916 Herald Har-
lem.
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CHAUFFEUR. experienced commercial cars.
gas, electric; references. John Resan. $40
r.. 10Th
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I CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, useful. Dane co !;
/ neat, refined willing, hard worker; six
years experience: low WAGES: good refer
encea; city country 50 Herald. Herald So
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, CasllrrFErR: - years with y families
references Al. Magnus, 30 W 11Ath.
CHAUFFEUR, married. . years reference.
M Conlslin l76 T.. I1Tth
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. American. 81. mar
ried; 10 year. experience driving Pierce.
Packard, Cadillac Locomobile; Z years last
position Harry Smith, 501 West 1T1st. $3.50
Wadsworth.
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| MASSAGE keeps blood cIrcuat.on license
C102a0. Peters ~ West Goth. River. .t1.
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ONE, two connectiiig rooms: Kitchen. par
quet, electricity; -sflnNd nelghborhood. La
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position Danish, &c
years old; years experience, with best
OF references e. Jensen. ia T.. Ssh 81.
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DRESSMAKISCi at home; first class; rea-
sonable prices. Write Mrs. p. Davis, 229
w. 11hth st.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen.

Christian. any age over ~.
whether employed or not. call
for confidential interview: we
are confident you VIII wisely
consider the possibility OF earn
Ing SO 600 during the next 10
days. Coll after 10 A. NJ. Suite
1908, $50 Madison av.. at I5th 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CARPENTER. bench. trimming, jobbing, fac
tory, overhauling; reasonable. Gomersall.
pa Manhattan av.. brooklyn.
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CHAUFFEUR, competent. generally useful
ington Heights.
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nth ST, 10 WEST.
M "a hl.l fnnI1la ND. 81. In fl,--

18TH ST, 26 WEST
siH EDWARDS. formerly G2 W. seth st. .
- ahlc rooms. table guests: references.
~. i2s-i30 W.-Larre rooms: excellent
nu Inc and service; parlor dining.
ias34 ~ M---Largs room, waler, electricity
phogp fe-reieut meals: sl5. FTgEAR.
lO2D ST. 2is WEST
Largo room with bath. high class South
srH 111king reference: also smallcr room.
1glST, sl4 West st.-Comfortable rooms: spa
esous dining room; excellent meals. Apt. @
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UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED

rNFTTRNISHED room, SIR month: running
water and gas. III Herald. Herald SO.
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MEN.

AM LOOKING
for Il particular type OF man who Is inher-
emily honest, who faithfully represent
an organization Of national reputation and
record; regardless Of present occupation, you
may be that particular man whom ] can
place W position 70 earn not less than
RI 800 per year. Can between 10 and j.
Al NJ. room go2, 507 9TH az.
MTH-Tho l.. n. steel Service Corporation
wants good men with sales ability. APP
ply room 723 1865 broadway.
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CHAUFF'EUR R-aIECHANIC. Korean; also
good gardener and houseman; very care
full driver: best references. Gramercy 5lo9.
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RELP WANTED--FEMALE.

NURSE wanted capable, with best refer
ences, for boy years old. 10 20 to Naval
Academy Annapolis. must be % or 30.
age and giving address Of mother OF last
child nurse cared for. Write immediately.
Mrs. J, X. Chadwick. Great Neck, T.. |.
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CHAUFFEUR, repair man, wishes position
driver or shop work. Write ID. De Donate
: Nandam qt. city
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STEN0GRAPffER, experienced, efficient In
teiligent and systematic; commercial work.
fislag &C. send fun particulars regarding
previous Or present employment. age, ma
tiolality; salary $50 pes week. Drawer 359
Hohoken, n. u
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CHAUFF'EUR-Lad going to Europe wishes
to recommend reliable. trustworthy chauf-
feur. middle age, English; best city refer
ence. F. c.. 6S7 Lexington av., N. Y. c.
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CHAUFFEUR, gardener (2a). thoroughly ex-
perienced; reliable, willing. Green. 90 Mas
en ~ ~ an
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r.srUATInTs. s:lr~rLp-MALE,


MAN. s,.Rss. n--iule aged, would like a
- ~. % any kind. business house or
ss';; good baler. Address 5l0 East
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MAN (2D wishes position to work with anii-
NAL acts ia vaudeville. Address z. r., 15I
y 1fth st
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position anywhere; ex-
perience: good mechanic, wiling worker.
Nils Johnson. 40 1oth ST., Brooklyn
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CHAUFFEUR. Scotch help In pardon or
other general work about place; country
preforred. Z 1876 Herald Herald so.
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NAN. handy. all repairs reliable; real es-
tate, factory. hotel, own toois city. coun-
try. Gomil. s21 40th st, Brooklyn.
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Massnchusetts.
Country Board Wanted.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS man, leaving for Nassau, Ba-
hamas and Jamaica, WIN undertake any
honorable mission for Interested parties: Sc
Fulton 81.
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RESTAURANT. quick lunch good business
year round: year lease. rent $50; living
rooms in rear; weekly income $500; RARr,
BARGAIN; price $1,000. Mrs. REYNOLDS,
Woodmere. J.. /.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS wanted on n hiFh class New Jcrsc,
proposiion big money ~ II for you. Appl
pr Harris. is5 am st, paasaic, ~. n
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations Wanted siale-Domestic

JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
bryant 1881, bet. 45th-I0th sts., so 6th
Avail kinds OF domestic help.
JAPANESE help, j. Y. M. G. A.. IL Con-
cord 1t, Brooklyn. Main ll44
JAPANESE Dornestit Employment Agency.
Select help. 1877 I.ex'ugron av 93as Mad. 90.
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COVERNESS, French. wishes position in pri-
vatc family; excellent musician. 5. NJ,
1855 broadway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
TURN HAIR DARK
 WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So Naturally Nobody
 Can Tell
Iris Speaker.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grand mothers recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good, even color which is quite sensible, IS we are living in an age when a youthful appearance is of the great est advantage.
 Nowadays though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and mussy mixing at home All drug stores sell the readytOuse product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound" It is very popular because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your na1r, taking one small strand at a dime; by morning the gray hair dis appears, but what delights the la dies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beauti- fully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive.
 -(Advertisement
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY TO- 1921.
MUCH EQUIPMENT
 NOW AVAIL LABLE ROAD WORK
Alaska Road Commission Has $300,000 Worth of Ma
 chinery and Tools

More than $300,000 worth of new equipment is now owned by the Alaska Road Commission and will be put into service on various Alaska road projects this summer, accord ing to Maj J, C. Gotwals, engineer ing officer of the commission. Much of this material has been acquire within the past year without cost to the commission which secured i, from the army.
 On the steamer Latouche the last of the equipment, consisting of nine caterpillar tractors, is being taken to Western Alaska. Three of them will be taken in over the trail to the interior of Alaska and the rest used on the coast ends of various roads and on various other projects
 The list of new equipment in cludes: Eleven caterpillar tractors, 12 dump trucks, F light delivery trucks, 1 steam shovel, ? gas pro pelled dragline excayators, 2i two ton trailers, dump trailers, and g large quantity of picks, shoves and other pioneer tools.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
NORTHWEST TENNIS
 TEAMS IN TOURNEY

WALLA WALLA, Wash, May 10. Three Pacific Northwest college tennis teams, representing the Uni yarsity of Idaho of Moscow, Wash ington State College of Pullman and Whitman College of Walla Walla meet on the Whitman courts May 20 and 21 in their annual triangular tournament
 Two new courts are being built on the Whitman campus for the tour ney, bringing the total number up to seven. The meet will be held under the auspices of the Northwest Conference
 Tn the past the annual meet has al ways been held between the same three schools. This year Willamette University of Salem has asked to be allowed to compete.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
APEX MINE BEING
 DEVELOPED AGAIN

The Chichagoff Mining Company has resumed operations at the Apex group of mines on Lisianski Penin- sula. according to reports brought to the city recently. Work at the mines was abandoned for a time during the winter on account or heavy snow.
 A crew of men has been put to work driving the ~Hunnel and other work is being done in preparation for the erection of stamp mill and other mine buildings at the site of the operations.
 The company is operating the property under bond from J. H. Cam and associates.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
ARMY NETS BIG SUM
 FROM SALE OF WASTE

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Figures just compiled in the office of the Quartermaster General show that the total gross return from the sale of waste materials end unserviceable property resulting from the demobili- zation of the Army subsequent to the signing of the armistice and up to December 31. 1920, amounts to S14.918,282.75. These accumulations include unseryiceable clothing. equipage, and military equipment, as well as scrap metals, lumber and miscellaneous waste.S All sales we're haG on competitive bids or at public auction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
JUNO" NOW CLASSY BOAT
 AFTER BEING REMODELEC

The Juno" gas boat belonging to Oliver Orange, of the Juneau Cold Storage Company, is new arrival at the City Float after having been practically rebuilt by John Nelson, boat builder. The Juno" has been transformed from its former model of work boat to a cruiser style with trunk bow Some of the best examples of the boat makers art can be seen on the finish of the vessel
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
OREGON SENDING TEAM
 TO MEET AT CHICAGO

CORVALLIS, Ore, May 10.-Ore gon's two big schools, the University of Oregon and the Oregon Agricul tural College, probably will be rep resented at the national intercolle- giate. athletic meet to be held on the University of Chicago campus June IS, according to- R. B. Rutherford, director of athletics at the agricul- tural college here.
 Rutherford has been directed to take charge of the entries for the Oregon district According to re- ports received here, several of the smaller schools of the state may also send men,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
SASKATCHEWAN BEST
 GAME COUNTRY, CLAIM

SASKATOON, Sask:, May 10.-Tno claim that the province of Saskate wan is one of the best big game countries on the North American continent seems established by the chief game guardians report for the season 1920. The report shows a total of 2,170 big animals secured by the 5000 lcensel hunters last season.
 The value of game resources is not generally recognized but it is estimated half million dollars is annually spent in this province on big game hunting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
U. (. BASEBALL TEAM
 SAILS FOR FAR EAST

BERKELEY, Cal, May 10.-De termined to win every game, the University of California baseball team sails from San Francisco to Japan and possibly others in China.
 Mike" Myers, outfielder who re gently signed to report to Detroit next spring, will captain the Bear team on it's trip. Five pitchers are included in the squad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
HALIBUT BOATS LEAVING
 FOR THE FISHING GROUNDS

Several halibut boats got away from the Channel today enroute to the halibut banks and others are being prepared for the trip at their moorings at the City Float. The Alpha, the last of the fleet to be out of port, arrived yesterday afternoon.
 Many boats in the city are receiy- ing an overhauling and are being painted up and put in preparation for the summer season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
ON JUNEAU'S
 WATERFRONT

The mail boat Estebeth left at II o'clock last night for Skagway and way points with the following pas sengers: For Skagway-J. A. Farr, Joe Dubois, Robert Cragg, MT and Mrs. G. Williams, R. w. Wallace, Tom Williams; for Hajnes s-George Anderson, George R, Marshall, L. D. Henderson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
PHILIP F. KELLEY IN
 PORT FROM SITkA BAY

The steam tug Philip F. Kelley, one nery fleet, that arrived at the Geo. T. Meyers cannery at Sitka Bay a short time ago with a freight barge loaded with supplies for the com pany, is in port today. The Kelley will take William Stewart and Wal. ter Ramseyer, cannery men, to Sitka Bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
SEATTLE HURLER
 BLOWS UP GIVING
 GAME TO VERNON
Rainiers Lose 8 to 4 After Having 4 to l Lead in
 Fourth Inning.

SEATTLE, Wash, May 1O.-un- able to hold the four to one lead which the team had in the fourth inning, Seattle lost to Vernon s to 4 in yesterdays Pacific Coast League game here.
 Jacobs, twirling for the Rain icrs, blew up in the fifth frame and the Tigers scored five runs before Geary, who took up the burden when Jacobs was jerked, was able to check tho slaughter. Batteries were: Vernon-Fromme, McGraw, Dell and Hannah
 Seattle - Jacobs, Geary and Spencer.
 Results of yesterdays games in the Pacific Coast League and both major leagues follow:
 YESTERDAYS GAMES
 National League. At Philadelphia - (doubleheader )- Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 2.
 American League. At St. LoGis-St. Louis 5, Detroit '.
 Pacific Coast League.
 (postponed games) At San Francisco-San Francisco ?, Sacramento 3 (ten innings.) At Seattle-Seattlc 4, Vernon 8.
 STANDING OF CLUBS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
MINE TENDER CHIcHAGOFF
 IN PORT FOR SHORT TIME

The mine tender Chichagoff arrived in port last night from Chichagof taking the place of the Ambassador for the trip. The vessel will leave for the mine after getting passen- gers and mail from the Princess Mary
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
PRESIDENT IN PORT
 AFTER TRIP TO TAkU

The cannery tender President, after having lowed the disabled yes sel Bonito from this port to Taku Harbor, is back tied up awaiting or ders. The boat in company with the Bonito was enroute to Bristol Bay when the Bonito was disabled at sea by a broken crank shaft.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
MILL WOOD

As the saving season at the Ju- neau Lumber Mills is to be short this year, those desiring mill wood are asked to put in their orders to the Morgan Transfer Company i'm mediately. Phone 444. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
Pacific Coast League.

EARLY MORNING AUTO 6 a m. on Phone GA. Stand Alaska Grill
 Service anywhere. Fine Buick car. Bob Turner adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10

YOU CAN FIND A POSITION. ft- ing your capabilities through the classified. Other are doing 1t ai the time. Try The Empires columns
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Two teams will be sent out on Wednesday afterrfoon to collect all rubbish. It is urgent that in clean ing up premises people have their rubbish in an accessible place, so that teamsters can make collection quickly.
 T. F. P. KEEGAN. adv. Chief of Police
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10
s P 0 R I B K l E F 5

BERKELEY, Cal.-Leslie Myers, captain of the University of Cali fCrnia baseball team, has been sl5 ed for an outfeld tryout by the Detroit club next season. He plays center field in the University nine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10

NNATI-President John Hey dler announces that the National League will present to the widow of Umpire Pete Harrison a full years salary of her husband Harrison died last winter after long siege with tuberculosis.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10

PARIS-Delegate from fourteen countries. including the United States. have reorganized the Inter- national Shooting Union and voted to hold international matches in August at the same time and place as, the French national tournament. at Lyons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-10

BERKELEY, Cal.-Robert Hutch inson sprinter, has been elected cap tain of the 1921 track team of the University of California