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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
PAST RING DAYS

London Tor Roucn. France, az per
instructions We remained there
several days We understood tho
bout WAS 20 be staged on an island
in tho Seine aud We would set there
ay boat
! VAS In bed ono morning
when my trainers called me. tell
INK mr. the fight was to be- held
that day and we must be OIL our
way az once dressed hur.
rlcdly.
Instead OF taking the boat. wr
boarded a train that followed the
course o, the Seine This was 10
throw Off the police We finally
reached the island ot De sauyeralns.
where the bout was staged.
II vaa winter and very cold There
was snow on the ground a spot was
selected for the ring and the snoN
cleared away. assisted. Can you
imagine the modern day fighters
doing battle. a championship fight.
under such conditioner
Take my nsht with Sullivan.
We had to outwit the police and
soldiers who were delegated BY
the state to stop IL. Then for
weeks had 10 play hide and
seek with the police because
had engaged IN y prize fight.
I Was finally arrested. fined 1900
and sentenced to two months IN Jail
I told the Judge I didn't mind tho
fine but hated 70 20 20 Jail How
ever. I served the two months.
In those days Il was customary "a
farm out prisoners and some Of my
friends got busy and purchased ny
services for "a cents n day. That
helped considerably
Now you can see what I mean
when say the back ground Of
the fight game has changed
considerably.
Boxing IL great clean sport that
makes for better men and should be
tegalized In every state ! hopc live
to sec That day.
Tho End.
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Norton Defeats
Player Who Won
From u. S. Pilot

MEwPoRT r. L. Aug. eI.-The
' biggest upset Of tho Casino
lawn tennis tournament occurred
here Thursday. when Brian /. c.
Norton. or -. Louis. defeated Lu-
clen ~ Williams. OF Chicago. 6,3,
80. o.
The Significance u this upset Wis
mngnlfied by williams victory over
Il. Norris williams H. ~ Phiindel
phlB. "wednesday captain ~ the
American Davis cup team and Tor.
mcr national champion.
William " Johnston, Of San Fran.
cisco. defending champion. went into
the semi.nnais BY defeating Fred
Mcrcur. co. o.
Clarence j. Griffin. Of San Fran.
cisco. eliminated jose AIonso, of
Spain. G2. 60.
Manuel Alfonso, ~ Spain. defeated
Arnold Jones. Of Providence. IN n
hard fought game. 90. 10. GO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Amateur Card
at Austin and
Salts Friday

DERT CoLiAiA Is fond Of amateur
ID boxing lie win sit In and watch
the youngsters az Austin & Salts
show Friday night what viii give
Collma the kick OF The evening no
doubt. will be the heavyweight match
between wade shuErue and Barney
Moran.
shuErue Is a singer and good
one. lie has rich. deep bass voice.
lust as soon as his bout Is over. and
before he leaves tho ring. he viii
sing solo in keeping with the en-.
tcrtalnmcnt shugrue weighs 1870
and stands feet l. Moran weighs
ia2. but is not 80 tall,
There will be eight bouts, as fol.
lows. Curlcy Moran ". Happy Gro.
nan. l05: Johnny o'Connor rs. Dusty
Rhodes. las. Art McKillop VS., Harry
Underwood. las; Hcussey Cookson
Va. Honey Melody, 1856; Fred Dan.
tells ys. Jack GardneA i45; Eddie
Gross VS.. Charley Leap. 1866. and a
curtain raiser.
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Colima Pinned for Go With
Lomski in Tuesdays Bouts

inchoa In circumference. II weighs
80 pounds. The metal hub Is solid
gold It's the highest priced banjo
in Los Angeles. The tones arc as
sweet as the notes OF bird
Colima says he is In tip-top shap,
for his match Tuesday night Will
Leo Lomslti, The fact that II "a Il
championship battle doesn't bother
his peace OF mind in the least. yet
he is of n nervous temperament.
A large crowd OF enthusiastic box
ing fans were Mt Austin & Salts gym
yesterday to see Colima 20 thru his
training stunts. His boxing with
husky Al Webster Billings, Mont,
welter, and Jimmy Sheylin was most
pleasing,
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Greb Hurt in
Auto Smashup

DITTsBURG, Aug. q, - Harry
L Greb, worlds mIddleweight box.
ing champion. is in n hospital here
suffering from one broken rib, minor
cuts and bruises. resulting from an
automobile accident.
Grcb, driving his car to Erie. where
he was scheduled for bout with
Jimmy Darrugh Mt the American
Legion convention, was injured after
Il skIddcd and overturned. The car
was demolished.
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Apzac Net Team
Defeats Nippons

CHESTNUT HILLS, Mass, Aug.
2f.--Australia defeated Japan here
Thursday in the first singles match
of the Davis cup tennis eliminations.
Gerald l., Patterson, Australia, de.
feated zcnzo ShimIzu of Japan in
straight sets, 6.1. Ga. CO,
Pottersons brilliant and speedy
service dazzled Shimizu, who mp.
peared unable TO offer much If any
oppositIon to his opponent.
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might have found himself on the
short end Of tho score aa 10 was
generous with tho base hits. especial
~ those for extra bases
In the second affair. tho Indians
mads elgh, hits account for five runs
while Dumoyieh was nickcd FOR 10
blows He was NtinRy IN the
pinehca tho. aud the sacs could only
convert their blnglca into three runs.
Five runs scored in the seventh
inning cinched the first game Tor
tho visitors seatile'a three lead-off
siiesrra singled in a row aud then
Davis began bo0iing tho bail al first
bare 10 all corners u the lot
Seattle enjoyed unr.fun margin
10 the second game until the seventh
inning when they made twp scores
The Saes came back in their half to
score one run 20 end the tAllyinE.
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Four Under Par
Score Wins for
Golfer in Meet

NouNGsTowN COUNTRY CLUB.
i Youngstown, o.. Aug. 2i.--Larry
Nabholtz. professional at the Cedar
hurst Country club, Cleveland, went
into the lead OF tho first days shoot
ing OF the Western open golf cham
pionship here Thursday by driving
in 67, four under par for the
course. Nabholtz's drives went far.
his pitch shots were superb and his
puts accurate.
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Yde, 1924 Hurting Star, Finally
Getting in Trim With Pittsburg

DIfIdHuiG Aug, 2iAner getting miserable
Emil fde stellar souhpaw huler Tho turning
play,
Not only Is he leading the MeKeehne hilltop
Flt up With the paceeng pitchers tho
reach the 2ogame figure I'm before
LAT year fd proved hcuaton winning dropping
hni three until ia
The chase His work ~ he
obviously much expected him
Way But for awhile he looked like flash pam losing
tltH Ia lie finally himself
equal, n better, performance ri a year
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does has snap to it, He can get
out OF a gym suit into street clothes
Just about as quick as referee can
count ton,
IN his movements he Ia iHhch like
Jack Dcmpscy-n man nervous out-
side tho ring but very settled md
calculating inside the ropes
Coimn issomcthIng of musician.
llc can play any stringod ns,ru.
mont, Part Of tho regular equip
mont 10 his two automobiles is the
ukclclc, But his chief pride h cen.
tered "a = 1tas 1870. q ~ ~
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ua,,sd for Garfield In seventh.

Innings pitched-CAnfi"ld z Charge
defeat 20 Garfield, Runs responsible for
Garfield 3. Dumoyich :. struck out
Dumovich 2, Garfield q. Bases on balls
Garfield z. Dumoylch T. stolen bases
T BALDWIN, Brady y Baldwin. Dunno
vich. Two.bEso hlts-H Herman. French 2.
Gather. kopp Sacrifice hits Brazill,
Emmcr Canfsld. Double play-Herrnan
10 Emmrr 10 Herman. Timo-giio I'm.
plfts--Carroi md Toman,
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Program for
Marathon Is
MadeKnown

DAD HENRY who In handling Tho
~ Star milo marathon which viii
BE- held al Green Lake. August 90
has announced the fun program for
tbs days events
Featuring the Green Lake meet
The last water carnival which will
BE- held IN Seattle this year. Is the
mile marathon The Derby event r.
another added attraction
The West Green Lake CONNER
riai club il sponsoring the derby and
junior swim tourney Gold. silver
and bronze medals viii br given.
Entries orc already coming in for
Tho derby and Junior races. according
20 Dad Henry. and a bigger and bet.
ter event than was hold last year IL
planned
Harry plans 10 place entry blanks
~ an thr swimming beaches In Seat.
lir 30 prospective entrants may sign
~ f1r The tourney
Labor Day marks tho closing Of
the various swimming beaches. and
local naiatorH wishing 10 enter The
Stars miie plung and the Green Lake
carnival should mako their entries
as soon Rs possible
star mile ,vims open 10 snyous who
registers with the Amateur Athlete
union
pprr Derby itsif.miis swim Tor boys
and girls
Mems naFiss rare open 70 anyone
who has uoi placed 10 ssaiar meet
over iag-yart rgurse.
Girls novice race over a isasyard
course
Mems novice race 90 yards
Girls novice race SO Yards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

morning and by 1 o'clock in the
afternoon New York was 10 resound
again with the full instrumental
and vocal hubub OF a big time al
the ball yard
This viii DO the first time since
the world series Of last fall that
recital Of this s;Hdent opera has
crossed the air which New York
uses 70 IN tires To blow snxophones
aud 10 make those very valuable
bubbles which convert hard cider
Into champagne worth $40 quart.
In the very unlikely event that the
Giants should win all five games.
they would quit tho series leading
the league by two lengths. But, II
they win thee and loose the other
two they viii be two games behind
or only one game nearer the front
than they arc now. And II the
Giants win four and lose one, they
win virtually be tied but mathemat-
ieaiIy united. for the percentage
reading viii run like this:
Piitsburg won 6S. lost IS; per.
ccntagc. $50.
New York won II. lost 81; per.
ccntaEe, .5S2.
The Giants were two fun games
behind the Pirates before Thursdays
game 80 by the occult process Of
baseball mathematics. II now appears
that they are three full games TO the
bad
Thus 4, begins 10 appear that the
Giants mus, win the entire series
in order 10 take first place after
which they might so out and tumble
away four or five games TO the Reds
and Cardinals and thereby lose their
lease on the top OF the league. These
leases. like n fight managers words
Of honor. are subject TO cancellation
without notice
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and high COM
missioner. the
court OF last re-
sort 10 settle all
tangies Football
has u governing
body as has ten
mis- and golf
Boxing Is the
one major sport
that has been
permitted to shift
for itself. with
no man or body
Of men TO iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

Parker Nail, urbann; Al watoua.
Grand Rapids, Mich. and Lloyd
Gullicltson, Elks Country club. Co
lumbus, Ohio, ali professionals, were
tied for second honors, with 20 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

p NJ p Il Il ANGENT'
has n lot 10 do
with the success
OF n boxer.
Take Bert Co.
lima for instance,
IIo is tempern-
mental. He Is emo.
tlonal, quick spok
en- at times. IIo
is Spanish n II d
Mexican. Colimn
is the typical Cas-
lillian
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

We fear Jimmy Goodrich VIII
never be "A success ms a lightweight
champion. Nobody has yet
printed a picture Of him with HIS
arms around his mothers neck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Indians Take Double Bill
From Sacramento, 8
TO S and S to 3
PACIFIC COAST LrAGur
now run sEnms STAND

Tor a few days
took a one game
cad over them
by defeating Sac.
amouto In O.
ioubls header.
stp and TOD
In tho opening
encounter, sill
Jus started
pitching for tho
I Indians and
made a good iob
1fit ifit hadn't
been for ak or.
ronn by the Fen
storu. MilJuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
SHIELDS LOSES
TOUGH MATCH

The dappcr little Ingiewoodian did
10; have quite so much trouble ia
gaining the final hurdle. scoring a
four and three win in his morning
round against Hurry Giyan and com.
lnE back in the afternoon semi.fiuals
Nilh a lhrec and two victory against
Howard yViggan
Little Johnnie Shields lost
hartHfOught match to Bill David.
son, one down, and Harold John
son dropped six and four de-
cision TO Howard Wiggan in the
other second round match.
To-day is III esecond time during
this three-day tournament that the
osterhout. Holstrom combination has
tesd of together. the first occasion
being In the qualifying round, in
which the former won the medalist
honors with n rs. which was six
strokes better than the latter'a score.
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Prophet
Players
Enter
Entry Lists Swell in Jun
Tor Event, With Several
More Blanks Received

E'STRY blanks for the Star wood
~ land park tennis tourney have
been distributed 10 sp3ldlnFs and
Piper q Tafts and can be obtained
b. calling at tho two sport stores.
BnI Taylor Is handling The entries a.
spalding's. and Windy Langiio Is
taking care 81 them at Piper
Tafts
Competition IN the Junior division
has been placed on a higher basis
with the entry II Billy Ncwkirk.
NcwlIrk capiuined the Lincoln high
school net team last season and went
10 the femi-nnals for the all-city
title
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EW YORK, Aug.
81 Tho musical
chimes OF the
Bankers concor.
tina sometimes
known as the
cash register be
gan 10 unklo in
the Bosky I'm
bragg OF Coogan's
bluff Friday
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.ai'sd 90 lIafila N nlH'l'

BuUH responsible for ilius > Martin
s. Struck cot MHJss :. Martin g. BssrH
on balls Martin g. Ailius :, Three base
hlta-W atsnu TEasbasn Mci.sgrh'
lir. Davis. nfsEill, kspp, French sarri-
fisr hIts Watson, Brown. p9gblv play
Martin to French 10 urown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

9 ne tnElcWoci
Country club
NrTsus Frank
liolstrom "a Sc
attic Coli club
caddie, were the
two JthoIc
matches that
started az the
North End
couucth this morn,
iug tho results
81 which viii De
tcrninp, rrsprc.
lively tho ANA
tcur and junior
rolf titles II tho
gtty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
WINSTON Is
IN Dol HI.ES

Paired with him in the doubles il
Alex Winston, Roosevelt high school
player. Newkirk Is entered in four
events, the mems singles. doubles
and the junior singles and double
The diminutiye prep star says that
he would enter the mixed doubles
also. n he could find a partner.
Another high school star 10
enter the tourney II Henry Purs.
of. Garfield net demon. lie j.
entered in the Junior singles.
PursOff was one Of the best play
ers on the Babes net team and
some lively competition is ex-
pected when the high school
players clash.
Rem Peirson dropped into the Of
flee and said he wished TO enter the
junior singles. He has not yet
found a partner but viii play In the
doubles also II he can be paired with
someone. Person halls from Queen
Anne hill.
The swelling Of the entries in the
Junior events is expected 10 increase.
as many more junior players in the
city plan to take part in the tour
ney.
Entries received 20 date are as fol-
loNs' Junior BBgies-Myer Alexander,
Billy Sewkirk. Bill Howard, Alex win.
rton. Georgs Powell, Henry Pursoff. Rem
Peirhnn. Bernard lager. Roger johnson.
Mems singles Eugene Smith, En-
gene Oldham. G. +. Drury, Clarence
Heekner. Garfield johnson. j. W. Lang
Ne Alex winston. Bliiy Newklrk. Harry
Larson. Paul FreeeriekH. Howard Bur
nett. Arnold Anderson. +. Anderson. stan
Holbrook, J. u. McGrath. whitcomb
Guiillan. Blli Taylor. Arnold Friborr
Paul Sutherland. Leroy Kelly. wisen-
born, Don Fry. Wayne o'BrIsn. I'd Han
lsy II. Hunt. Paul EnBle. John curran.
Bert Curran.
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BEAVERS LOSE

SALT LAKE, Aug. 2l.--The Salt
Lake Bees defeated Portland here
yesterday, IL to 6, by pounding Hol.
lingsworth and Ortman.
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WeStIand
Defeated
by Stein
Juniors Play for City
Championship Friday
at Seattle Golf Club
BY Alex c. Rose

Don STEIN 90 thg Seattle COLI
ID club, versus Leo GasklL uf
The Darlington COLI club. ana Har
lev o>ttrhouI. "a Junior member Of
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and
Giants Will
Open Today
Giant Pirate
Tilt Stopped

NEW YORK. Aus. q. Rain 10.
' day forced Dostponcmont Of
the clash between the New York
GIANTS nnd th" PittEburg Pirates.
leaders in tho National league.
Who we're scheduled to play here
4 doubis'header was on tap. II
II lifeIy ihat two games win be
played Sunday.
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THREE STRAIGHT

OAKLAND, Aug. 21.-The Oak
land Acorns made it three straight
from the San Francisco Seals by
winning yesterday, 6 to 4. The Oaks
had the Seals baffled thruout the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
JUNIOR F1NALiSTS
WILL PLAY

Todays flnalists In the amateur
ry.ut learned this golf game hack
in their caddlehood at the North Fad
course. 90 they are right At home
In reaching ioday's spot ON
the card Junior Finalists Ostcr.
houi and Holstrom were called
upon 10 uncover real high class
golf IN the second and third
round matches yesterday and
very interesting tussle j. looked
for before Donor a. W. LEONARD
kg.vs who Is TO become the
Of his trophy.
I~Sorth End bag. toter had 70
ply two extra holes before he dis
posed Of George Rongerud in the
morning round. and Bili Davidson. a
:gnior member OF Rainier. made him
20 TO the 18th green before he land.
e. h the final bracket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

Yesterdays uiay brought about
ne downfall % the plBy thru cham
rlon. Jack Wcstlaud. when. with "a
lss than tNo.toot putt left 10 sink
60 win tho 18th hole and square
The match. he failed 20 rattle the
cup and stein became a C,nalISt
Nog In several years has WeStiaud
recognized as the hyst puttcr Ia the
Northwest. missed as short a one as
that one az the North End yes,rr
day afternoon that topplcd the
crown on OF his head.
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BY Jake kilrain
Famous Fighter OF the Past

'~'fs' " Asi' as
| ACk OF a directing head has been
IL one thing that has handicapped
the fight game
Baseball has It's league presidents
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The other results % The morn
ia- round matches were as follows:
wssland beat Hugo Haakons. tho
Palmer champion. two and one.
stein beat Gordon Haw. OF the
Darlington COLI club. four and two,
ana Gaskiu beat Bryan Winter. Of
the InEiswood Country club. three
ard two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
ANGELS WIN

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2i.-Ths
Angels scored another victory over
Vernon by winning tho second game
of the series here yesterday. 10 g..
The Angels made rs hits,
Tho score. II. II. r.
Los Angeles ,,,......, . rs /
Vernon ...,.,,,,..ss... . 10 4
Batteries crandall md saudbsrE:
F1rfoot md Whitney,
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AVER SCORES
RIG UPSET

Fred Aver furnished the bis sur.
prse OF the tournament by scoring
a victory over Lee SteiL two and
one. SJcn was strong tavorite
% reach the finals. but he stumbled
ID against the University % Wash.
iagton professor. when that young
nan was up and over the top OF
bis game No. you can't tell a
hing about this golf game until the
match IS over
Aftcr disp0sin< Of steil. Aver
- ~ ~. Lh. afI.rnnnn mud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

So the same brand OF golf
II Gasl,ill. but lost the YER
e~by = four and three mar
gin. You can't figure Il out'
Neither can We.
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Merchants vs. Signal
 Corps, Tonite At 8;
 Indoor Baseball Game

Tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock, the Merchants and the Signal Corps indoor baseball teams will hold a swat-fest The cable office has a choice lot of nifty athletes who are more than dexterious at the platter and in the field. The Merchants ap- proach this evenings game with fear and anxiety, but have vowed and declared they will give all they have. Joe Badger, official umpire of the league, will perform behind the plate and "Shifty" Hickman will take care of base decisions.
 The lineup follows:
 Signal Corps: Snyder, p; Thinker, c; Mclaughlin, Of; Robson, If; Bow ley, If; Guest, 1b; Sheldon, 2b; Protz- man, 3b; Lein, ss., McNalley, bs.
 administration c; lessen, p; Valade, lib; R. Manthey, If; c. Manthey, 3b; Urbach, Of; Lechner, 2b; Bud Dyer ss; Hopkins, bs.
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Joe Badger Receives
 Many Christmas Cards

By actual count, Joe Badger wins the local cup for being the recipient of the largest amount of Christmas cards. On the S.S. Victoria, which arrived in port Saturday, Joe receiv- ed 321 cards from friends scattered all over the United States and Eu rope. On last weeks southbound mail Joe sent out approximately 800 greeting cards to his hosts of friends and acquaintance. Its a good thing Christmas and New Year comes but once a year." he stated yesterday, otherwise I would have to hire for myself a private stenographer."
 Joe is manager of the popular Van Glider hotel
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VICTORIA REACH PORT TONIGHT
 AT 6 O'CLOCK
VESSEL DELAYED IN ARRIVING ACCOUNT GALES-SMALL
 LIST OUTBOUND.

Due to heavy gale at sea the liner Victoria has been delayed in returning to port from the special trip to Tutka Bay. The Victoria left Seward Saturday night at II o'clock for the Westward to pick up a quan- tity of herring at the San Juan Fish ing & Packing company's plant The vessel was due to return this morn ing; later the time being changed to 3:30 this afternoon, but accord ing to a wireless dispatch received at noon today the Vic will steam into port at o'clock this evening. Pas sengers will board the vessel im1ne- diately upon her arrival The boat will sail south within the hour fol- lowng it's arrival.
 The southbound reservations are as follows:
 For Latouche-A. Beaulieu, w. T.. Jacobson, M. H. Kirkpatrick.
 For Juneau-F J. Hart and R. C.. Hurley.
 For Ketchkan-Arnold Kobler.
 For Seattle-Robert McCombe, Mrs. Robert McCombe, John McCombe, G.. ". Rathgena, Leo. Preg, c. R. May ben, Noel Wien, MT. and Mrs. o. C.. Herning, Ben Dahl, Anton Anderson, Oscar Katuri, John Henderson, Alex Matheson, Ed. L. Golden, George A.. Garther, L. L. Segler, J. L. Tobin A. E. Anderson, J. A. Anderson and David Mutchler.
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AT THE HOTELS

Van Gilder-Winfeld Erwin, $. F. Young, c. F. Peterson, M. Coping, John G. Brady, MT. and Mrs. Pana- tone and sister, Seattle; Mrs. A. Mar tin, J. A. Ramsay, Anchorage, Julien Hurley, Fairbanks; MT. and. Mrs. C. N Geraghty and child, Seattle; G. Lionel Whitworth, Manchester, England L. J. Boittain, London, En- gland; Floyd E. Stone, Fairbanks i; Oscar Aderson, Anchorage; T. c. Col den, Alex Matheson, Flat; Noel Wien, Fairbanks; Arnold Kobler, David Mutchler, Flat; J. A. Anderson, An- ohorage; MT. and Mrs. Robert Me- Combe, Bob Hurley, John McCombe, Fairbanks, H. c. Feldman, Cordova; Oscar Katuri, Flat; Geo. Gartner, Fairbanks; F. J. Hart, McGrath; Leo Preojo, G. Raityens, J. L. Tobin, Fair banks; c. R. Mayher, B. Wetzler. J. M. Henderson Moose Pass; w. E. O. Criger, Moose Pass.
 Seward-Ben Dahl, l.. l.. Seyler, pr. Metallic, Anchorage; George A. Ranaka, J. Christensen, Anton Ander- son, Mrs. J. E. Perry, T. Nelson, E. J. Jacobson Frantz Hldamen and Bertha Simons, Fairbanks.
 SeXton-Mrs. R. w. Johnston, of Woodrow; MT. and Mrs. o. G. Horn ing, Wasilla; Fred Broadwell, Tono- pah, Nev.; John Vicari.