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COWBOYS TAKE SERIES
Defeat MiImo's Two Out of Three in
Games at Laredo.

Laredo. Tex. Aug. 20.-Tte Del
Rio Cowboys TOOK two out Of three
games from the Milmo Bankers here
Saturday and Sunday. The first game
was won by the locals. 10 TO q, hns
the Cowboys came back strong Sunday
and took both games. The morri"y
game was won by am S-to-I score a"t
the afternoon game which LASTED u
innings. was won by a 4-tO-5 seo-e;
The cowboys now have won III our ct
the 10 games played this season hS
tween the two teams.
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Crabs Snap Out OF 1t.
Beaumont. Tex. Aug. 20

Beaumont. Tex, Aug. 2O.-IIaI-
veston's ball club snapped out of a
losing streak Sunday by winning both
genes of double-header from Beau
mont. z to s and ) TO 1. behind good
pitching by Graham and Connally.
Scores:
First game: Il ii r
Galveston -. .401 100 010-T Is o
Beaumont .001 100 001-3 s i
Batteries: Graham and Witty
Gray, wiltsey and Lothes.
Second game: r. ii z
Galveston $50 600 O-J 6 o
Beaumont -. .O00. 010 OIL 0
Batteries: Connally and Witty
Jacobus and Kitchens.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

The Senators won from the St.
Louis Browns in st. Louis, 4 to ..
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eight minutes and So seconds, edgins
Reilly out by narrow margin?
But he'd better watch out for Jim
Reilly. There's plenty of fire in that
lrishman's eyes. He's out to get re-
venge--and a double measure of it
for his rotten luck in 1922.
A good many folks admit Plais'cd
stands the better show. Hes quite
a bit younger, they say. Fred's only
&c.
All this gossip, however. doesn't
worry Reilly one particle. Why. a
mans more mature at T9-than at %,
and possesses more strength and en-
durance. SO this Plaisted doesn't
need TO go around Dragging so much.
Again it was Plaisted who issued
the challenge. And it included Coach
Jim Ten Eyck, veteran Syracuse row.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

ST. Louis. Aug. 2O-Phil Ball. own.
or of the Vt. Louis American League
baseball club. arrived in the city Mon
day from vacation in the North, but
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

ing coach--in fact, any boy of 20 or
more who thought he could get the
best of Fred Plaisted. But Jim hasn't
replied yet.
Probably he will turn down the bid
just like he did last year. He doesn't
care for such strenuous exercise right
now.
Details as to the date and place
of this years Plaisted-Reilly classic
haven't been worked out yet. But
both Fred and Jim promise to keep
their friends well informed on all de-
velopments.
Fifty years ago Plaisted and Reil-
ly were champions. Ever since they
have kept in condition by a little
padding every summer.
Rather Time just doesn't seem TO
be able to get the best of them.
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Second game:

xTwo out when winning run scored.
BY Innings.
San Antonio ............... 200 O0O w
Houston ............ 900 900 Ii
(Seven innings.)
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Cats Rally To Win.

Shreveport. La, Aug. 2O.-Fort
Worth's rally for five runs in the
eighth inning after "Slim" Harris,
rookie pitcher. had allowed only two
hits for seven frames. gave the visitors
a 5-to-3 victory Sunday. Harris was
relieved by Schilling who made a wild
pitch to let in one run and then al
lowed hit that brought two more
and won the game. Score:
r II +
Fort Worth 200 600 050--5 ; .
Shreveport :. .010 002 00O-3 s 0
Batteries: Stoner. Johns and Ha-
worth; Harris. .5chilling and Burns.
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with three. led hitting attack that
included everybody on the team but
Cotter. Manager Salm, off on q
scouting trip through Oklahoma. has
placed Joe Berger in charge of the
team. Score:
Il II f
Dallas 80. 200 600 600 3
W. Falls :. .002 40 30x-10 IA j
Batteries: Davenport and Lingle;
Carlson and Bischoff.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

The Headquarters Cops" made, 1t,
90 wins out of 20 starts sunday
when they won over the South SIDE
Outlaws. II to ,. The game was easily
won by the "Cops." They now are
after. the SCALP of the Elks, champions
Of the Saturday league.
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summary.

Two-base hits. ]. Buttimer tO, Car
yer (2), OlivarrI; tnfee-Dase hits. Piz-
zini, Cavazos; stolen base. j. Buttimer
struck out. by Buttimer 3. by Cavazos "a:
base on balls. by cavRzos >. by Buttimer
IL: batters hit. by Buttimer III. kuntzj:
first base on errors. Wagenfuhr,- WraSei
Il left on bases. ST. Gerar6's Il, st. LeO's :;
wild pitches. by Cavazos g; time OF
game, 2:10: umpire. Neltman ST.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

The Indians. playing in Cleveland,
defeated the Philadelphia Athletics. ii
TO ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

In the only other game played in
the National League Sunday. Brook
Ign lost. 10 to s. when the Chicago
Cubs put over mne runs in the last
two innings. The ball was hit for Il
total of 81 hits and 80 bases.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


salt Lake City. LII; Vernon, 1912.
(Tirst gamo thirteen innings. second
five.)
San Francisco. Sc: Seattle. o-3.
Oakland. 6-10; Sacramento, SIS.
Portland, As; Los Angeles, Sc. CSec-
ond game eleven innings.)
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Hasn't Been Offered a Race.

Deauville. France. Aug. 2O.-PIerlt
Wertbeimer. owner of the race horse
Epinard. when asked today if he was
prepared 10 match his horse against
the English derby winner Papyrus anu
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INDIANS WIN FIRST
GAME FROM HUMBLE;
LOSE In AFTERNOON
Del Rio Cowboys Will Be
Next Opponents for
Alamo-Pecks.

The Alamo-Peck Indians and the
Humble Oilers Of Houston split two
games Sunday at Schwab Field. The
locals took the morning game by s.
tod score and lost the afternoon game
by 4-to-2 score.
Schraub, on the hill for the Indians
in the morning, held the visitors down,
although they secured nine bingles. the
same as the Indians got off Clements.
Bill Philips, at second for the In
dams, did some sensational fielding IN
the morning game, accepting ten
chances without en- error. The hitting
of Straus put the Indians across.
The visitors got off to n lead IN
the afternoon game which was n closer
match than the first game. They made
one run in the first frame. one in tn
fourth and two in the seventh, while
the Indians made one in the fourth
and one in the fifth. Six errors by
the locals helped the visitors to vic
tory.
Griescnbeck made two safe blows.
one triple. in three trips TO bat
for the Indians, while Youngs, Falk
and w. Clements each made two
bingles for the winners.
The Del Rio Cowboys will invade
Schwab Field next Saturday and Sun.
day for n three-game series.
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an American horse at Belmont Park
in October to determine the question
as to the worlds three-year-old cham
pion, told the Associated Press today
that he had received an authentic OF
fer for such race.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Baltimore SIS: Syracuse, IL.
Jersey City. 1-9; Buffalo. GO. (First
game eleven innings. second seven.)
Rochester g; Reading, s. Game called
end seventh to allow teams to catch
train.)
Newsrk-Toronto, games postponed. ac-
count OF fire at Newark grounds.
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The Flag Chasers
TENAS LEAGUE
STANDING.


San Antonio at Houston.
Wichita Falls at Dallas.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Galveston at Beaumont.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Joplin. Il: Springfield. ].
Okmulgee. 3: Ardmore. 0.
Enid. :: Fort Smith. =.
Three games played.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
SPENCER BIKE CHAMP
Second Place i'm Last Race Gives
Newark Man L. $. Title.

Newark. y. j., Aug. 20.-Willie
Spencer, of this city, won the bicycle
championship of America here Sun
day. scoring the winning points wheG
he finished second to Alfred Grendd
of Tasmania, in the five-mile cham
pionship race. the last of series OF
eighteen races to decide the title. Or.
lanylo Piana OF Italy was third, and
Ray Eaton. East Orange, n. j., fin
ished fourth,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
Baseball Briefs

Ross Youngs. in one of the hardest
fought games of baseball played this
year, hammered out home run in
The twelfth inning or the New York
Giants meeting with the Pittsburg Pr
rates Sunday and won for the New
York team. . to /. sliding over the
home plate at the Polo Grounds a few
inches ahead of the desperate relay
throwing of the Pirates. Jack Scott
and Wilbur Cooper treated the New
pitching duels seen on the Polo
Grounds in years. Scott held the Pr
rates to three scattered hits. New
York still retains q fairly comfortable
lead in the older league despite the
loss of four games out of five to the
Cincinnati Reds who are again hold
ing second place, ahead of the Pitts
burg club which lost five out of nine
games during the week.
In the only other game played in
the National League Sunday, Brook
Ign lost, 10 TO s. when the Chicago
Cubs put over nIne runs in the last
two innings. The ball was hit for Il
total of 81 hits and 80 bases.
The Chicago White SoX beat the
New York Yankees in Chicago. t TO
3, tie New Workers. losing on errors.
The Detroit Tigers beat the Boston
i;eL SoS in Detroit. to 1, after tine
Boston team had put up desperate
fight in the eighth inning, tying the
score with three runs.
Babe Ruth Of the New York Amer,
leans now has 81 home runs, three
more than CIV Williams % the Pnila
delphia Nationals. Ruth got three dur
ing the week while Cy got none. ker
Williams of the st. Louis Americans
is third in the race for circuit clouiS
with 22.
George JShlc. product OF the sand
lots. led the Cleveland Americans to-
a 16-to-3 victory over Philadelphia
THE allowed but eight hits fielde,.
seven chances perfectly and also leo,
the Indian offenSe. connecting safely
for four hits. one of which was q
double. He drove in five runs.
ST. Louis. Aug. 2O-phil Ball. own
or al the vi. Louis American League
baseball club. arrived in the city Mon
day from vacation in the North, but
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Spudders Blank Dallas,

Wichita Falls. Tex. Aug. 90
Hal Carlson held Dallas TO five hits
here Sunday aud Wichita Falls ham
mered Davenport, winning. 10 to o.
Tanner, with four. hits, and Bischoff,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

Omaha. SIS: Des Moines. IL.
Oklahoma City. SO; st. Joseph 30.
Second game called end sixth to allow
oklahoma City to catch trainO
Wichita, 1910; Tulsa. 3-ll2.
Sioux City, -; Denver %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
Ray Again Beats RitoIa.

New York. Aug. 2O.-Joie Raw OF
the Illinois A. c. again beat Willie
Ritola of the Finnish-Americar \. 9
when he covered two miles in DIS 20
here Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


Toledo. ala: Minneapolis. SIS.
81. Paul. 49,: Columbus. Co..
Milwaukee. 49,: Louisville. 1873.
Kansas City. As; Indianapolis. 20.
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Sundays Results.
ChicnyO. 4; New York. Z

At Chicago: R.H.E.
New York .........e00 600 O61-3 6 3
chicago 900 OOl O3N-i :
Batteries: Hoyt. Shawkey and Schang;
Robertson and Schalk.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

san Antonio. 10; Houston, OIL
Q Wichita Falls. 10: Dallas. ;.
Fort Worth, 9; Shreveport, :.
Galveston. 7-5; Beaumont, 81.
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THREE-I LEAGUE.


Evansville. 4; Terre Haute, 2.
Peoria. 8: Bloomington, G.
Rockford, 1913: Moline. 81.
Dnnville. ;; Decatur. s. (Seventeen In
nings, called darkness.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

There were no City League games
on the last day. Besides the forfeit
taken by the Public Service club, the
Chic Chics took n game by forfeit
from the Lone Star Bakery. The
third scheduled game wasn't play
either but il may have to be yet:
The Pittsburg Water Heaters showed
IN on the San Pedro diamond at .
o'clock. Umpire Stahl told them the
Telephone Company would not appear
and that they would get the contest
by forfeit. An hour later the PhonerS,
showed i'm. ten strong. and wanted
70 know how come. Manager Kelly
puts in claim for forfeit. The
way out probably will be to play the
game next Sunday.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.


Little Rock. s: Memphis. 1.
Chattanooga, 6; Mobile. S.
Nashville-New Orleans, postponed,
rain.
Three games scheduled.
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The Navarro Wonders dropped u
close game to the West Side Bears
Sunday. s to {. The wonders claim
they lost on poor decisions by the
umpire. Matco of the losers. famed
nine. Saldana pitched FOR the win
ners.
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Surdav's Results.
New York. Q: Pittsburp. I

Al New YORK: ... II. H. L.
pittsburg' ..... 600 0lN 600 OnO--I 2
New York 100 000 600 O0i--2 IL o
Batteries: Cooper and Schmidt; Scott
and Snyder.
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Two-base hits Knight. Boone; sacr.-
fees, Bell. Schinandt: double plays, ST.
mon to Galloway, Gross to simon. Fulle:
to Galloway: base on balls. off Adams !;
struck out, by Knight ;: left on bases,
San Antonio ). Houston 81 umpires, Fam
ming and Estill time. f:25.
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Detroit. 3; Boston. 1.

At Detroit: II. IT, Z.
Boston ........... .O01 600 0SO--4 10 4
Detroit ............i0O col 00t--5 3
Batteries: Ferguson, Fullerton. Murray.
Piercy and Picinlch; Dauss. Pilette and
Bassler.
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Exhibition Game.

Providence. II. l., Aug. 20.-The 81.
Louis Nationals defeated the Providence
steam Rollers Sunday. 5 10 ,. Stone ara
Rehm. rockies, pitching for the Cardl-
nails.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

play, Simon to Fuller to Galloway: base
on balls. off Knight /, off Morrison !:
left on base. Houston 8, San Antonio !:
umpires. Tanning and Estil: time OF
game, 1 hour and so minutes.
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Washington, 4; st. Louis, 2.

Al 1T. Louis: Il. IT. L.
st. Louis ......... 900 600 200 IL o
Batteries: Mogridge and Charity;
Shocker, Kolp and SEVERED.
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SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.


Sapulpa, .: Bartlesv' :. 4.
Cofteyville, Is; Auskogec. ..
Salina, 6 Independence, 4.
Hutchipson, 6: Topeka. 8.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Washington at st. Louis.
New York a. Chicago.
Two games scheduled.
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Amateur Notes

Amateur teams IRE privileged 10
use thi. column to arrange ana an.
nounce games. call meetings AMI
make public results, chnnges In ros-
ters and other interesting inform,-
tion. Bring IL to the sporting editor
or phone Crockett Is42.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
WIN, THEN
TIE, WITH AZTECS
IN SUNDAY CLASHES
Haze Lead in West Side
Series, Two Games to
None, So Far.

The AYaehes won the morning game
and played eleven innings to a tie
with the Aztecs in the Sunday after
noon game of their series for the
West Side championship. The Apaches
won the first game, played Saturday,
and now lead in the nine-game series.
two to nothing.
The morning game Sunday went
to the Apaches by 10-to-1 score
and the second was eleven for both
at the end of the eleventh frame,
when the game was called on account
of darkness.
out of the box in the morning game
and was relieved by TamayO. The
heavy-hitting Apaches drove him out
after couple of innings. Harris
finished the game.
Vaughn pitched a good game for the
winners. allowing but three hits.
The Aztecs started off in the lead
in the second game but held it only
till the fifth when the Apaches evened
up the score and took n five-run lead
in the eighth. the Aztecs put over
four runs and then in the ninth
Galvan stole home and tied the score.
Each team scored in the last in
ming. Scores:
Morning game: II ii f
Apaches ............... ~ IL
AZtecS .......... L
Batteries: Vaughn and Leipart;
Tunchez, Tamayo, Harris and Davis.
Aylmer.
Afternoon game: X III Il
Aztecs 10 :
Apaches .............n 13 .
Batteries: Perez and Conoly.
Graef, Hors and Leipart.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.


Play Nondny.
st. Louis nj Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittshprg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Two games scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

The Public Service company's team
which was certain to be City League
champion last week because it was
cinch that The Light would not put
a team in the field TO play the sea
sons last game sunday, due TO the
inroads of semi-pro clubs, is now Oh
ficially the champion OUTFIT. Inc
Light forfeited, as expected. and inc
Utilities have 10 more worrles.-Walt
a minute; yes. they have. August
Small. second-string pitcher TO the
brilliant Irvy Dresch, has a broken
Jaw and will hardly be able TO par
ticipatc in the three-cornered city
series beginning next Sunday. The
City League and amateur commission
will be asked to allow the Utlhties
to sign another pitcher for the
emergency.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
WOODMEN NOSED OUT
Fredericksburg Overcomes Lead and
Pitcher Wins Own Game In Tenth.
Fredericksburg. Tex. Aug. re

Fredericksburg. Tex, Aug. 2c.-ln
a ten-inning battle staged here Sun
day. the Giants Won over the Wood
men of the World All-Stars, from san
Antonio. by 7-to-6 score. The game
was full of heavy hitting and several
costly errors were made by the Giants.
HoIlmigs double scored L. Henee
with the winning run. The Woodmen
secured three runs in the first frame
when the locals made five errors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20
Chicago. 10; Brooklyn. 8.

At Brooklyn: r. H. E.
Chicago ...........4iO Oi0 O45-i5 Is
Brooklyn .........s00 220 1913 II
Batteries; Alexander Cheeves and
OFarrell; Routher, Decatur. Dlckermar
and Deberry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

They're nearing the fourscore mark
these youngsters, Fred Plaisted and
James III. Reilly.
But that doesn't mean thing in
their carefree lives.
Why. don't you know, they're get
ting ready for their annual sculling
bee. They're going to show up some
of these mere babies like Walter
Hoover, Jack Kelly and Milt Belyea.
Plaisted, of course. contends he's
going TO win again. Remember how
he covered a mile and a quarter on
the Schuylkill river last year in just
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-20

At cleveland: II. II. L.
Philadelphia $50. .0Os OOi 600 s
Cleveland ....... COS 105 02x-l6 IS
Batteries: Hasty. Walberg Ogden.
Wolfe and Perkins. Rowland; Uhle and
ONcil.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
HOOVER TO APPOINT COMMISSION
 FOR ALASKA FISHERIES PRESERVE
 POLICY WILL NOT BE ABANDONED

other factors. Much experience will
 be required to evolve the most sue
 cessful method of balancing the fac tors and securing the rccuperation of the fish supply. Therefore, all i talk of definite laws universally
 applicable is nonsense. There must
 be variable and constructive regula-
 ton under broad authority. Further
 more, in dealing with problems of
 so wide human and property inter-
 ests, there should be established
 under such legislation an appro-
 priate method of appeal to some independent commission or author ity. The experience gained under the.sreserves will be of great value in working out constructive legisla- tion and the administration has
 earnestly desired and received a
 great deal of constructive suggestion from the people involved in the in- dustry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
w0MENOF PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CLUBS ON TOUR; ARE ENTERTAINED

Personally conducted by Miss Faith Roberts, sixty members of the Busi- ness and Professional Womens' Clubs who have been attending the fifth annual convention of their National Federation, held at Portland, Ore, are making the round trip to South eastern Alaska on the steamer Queen, in port Saturday evening from the South. The members of the party. were entertained by the business women of Wrangell while the ship was in port there and were presented with beautiful flowers from the gardens in that town. While they were in Juneau the members re- ceived ap invitation from the busi- ness women of Skagway for an en- tertainment in their honor there, while the Queen would be in port. The National Federation comprises 420 clubs. representing 3s states with a membership of 30.000 women. Ev- cry known business and profession open to women is included in the list of occupations. The Federation is particularly Interesting in raising the standard of education for girls entering business life. Miss Adele Pritchards of. Portland. Ore. was elected National President for the coming year. The convention next year will be- held in Indianapolissl | % "a ~
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
Will Create Commission.

'In crder that there shall be defin- ite machinery for recruiting such expedition and to secure the advice ments of the industry and the public at. large in Alaska in the temporary measures now being applied, I shall, with the approval of the President, create board in Alaska to consider and advise with the department as to the regulations under the re- serves. This advisory board will be able to advise upon methods and grievances and will I am confident not only reinforce constructive work but will give full voice to the Alaskan people, and make impossible the deliberate misrepresentation which has hitherto been current. Our primary purpose is to restore this industry, the responsibility rests on the officials who have the authority to translate 1t into action.
 "Pious statements, scientific dis cussion, and political oratory will not spawn salmon. Conservation can not be carried out without a tenn porary reduction in the amount of fish taken on the one hand and without constructive measures for enlarged propagation on the other. These are not agreeable duties but they are part of the responsibility of public office and I am confident that they will receive the support of tho well thinking men and women of Alaska who treasure their coun- try not alone for themselves but also for their children"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-23
DRESSES

DRESSES for every occasion and notable op- portunity to save on requirements. Canton crepes in the light and dark colors.