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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-30
COCHISE

The baseball team of Cochise school
went to Dragon Friday to play the
school team of that place, the score
being 10 to 16 in favor of Cochise.
Mrs. Lille Smith and daughter OF
San Simon, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Skinner.
Mike Bright and j. D. Atkinson were
in Cochise Saturday on their way to
the Dragons to hunt deer.
Sam Stevenson and Hugh Whitman
of Douglas, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fall at the Cochise hotel Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson of Kelton, were
Cochise visitors Sunday.
F. D. Howard drove to Webb Satur-
day .
Paul Otey returned to California
last week but expects to return here
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gleeson and
grandson and Mrs. Ona Gleeson OF
RGleeson, were in Cochise Wednesday
Mrs. Ona Gleeson being on her way
to Phoenix.
Mrs. Hyatt and Mrs. Fiege of Rus
sellville, were calling in Cochise We'd
nesday.
Paul Cooper went to Douglas Sat-
urday returning Tuesday.
George Brown of the 7-Dash ranch
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NTillard Skinner left
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-30
PEARCE

Tom Sparks was a Tombstone Wis
| itor Tuesday.
George Ugarkovich, leasing. the
Commonwealth mine, met with a
painful accident Saturday when a fall
of rock struck him on the side and
back. No bones were broken but
his back and side were badly bruised.
He was confined to his bed two days
and will be unable to work for a
week
| A troop of cavalry under Lieutenant
Fake passed through Pearce Wednes-
day, camping about half mile south
of town. They are from Fort Hua-
chuca on their way home from
12O0-nile ride.
Word was received Wednesday OF
the, death of Jesus Cortez, who was
formerly resident of Pearce. He
will be buried Thursday in Miami
where he has been employed.
Lieutenant Fake of Fort Huachuca
was a dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Murphy Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. B. Shaw of Walmonda
ranch, was calling on friends in
Pearce Wednesday.
Business visitors in Pearce during
the week included j. E. Leighton of
Phoenix; Mr. and Mrs. j. Van Ort,
DR.. and Mrs. Wood, Gleeson; Sam
Spain Light; Professor Howard, Co.
chise; Dominic Perotti Courtland: Mr..
and Mrs. Parker and William Parker,
Brush settlement; D. Edwards, Light;
Mr. and Mrs. A. McGee Webb; Will
liam Holmes, CORTLAND; Bob MeerS,
Stronghold; Jess Snyder, Noonan
ranch; Mr.. Klaessen, Chicago; Lay
mon and Schofield, Stronghold; Henry
Gibbons, ranch; Mott Davis, Cochise; |
Frank Nuttall, Cochise; Mr.. and Mrs. !
John Gleeson, Gleeson; G. G. Rath
burn, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Conroy, |
Light.
Herbert Cunningham, who spent
several days with his mother, Mrs
Jack Murphy, returned to his home |
in Douglas Monday accompanied by |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and Mrs. |
Anne Marie Stevens.
Mrs. Ona Gleeson was the guest |
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy for a
short time the past week.
DR.. Finch of Rock creek, was in
Pearce Wednesday bringing some very
fine vegetables raised on his ranch.
DR.. McNeary, who has been in
Pearce for the past four months, left
for his home in Los Angeles Tuesday
and will return again the latter part
of the week.
DR.. and Mrs Hamilton of Cananea,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y.
Smith Thursday and Friday going
on to Morenci to visit their daughter,
who teaches high school there.
Charles Boice of the Eureka ranch
near Wilcox, passed several days in
Pearce this week looking after, his
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cattle business in this section of the
country.
Tom Sparks was a business visitor
at Wilcox Friday
Miss Janet Bryant spent the week.
end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Kinney on a ranch near Courtland
returning home Monday morning.
Mrs. Harvey James, principal of the
grammar school spent the weekend
in Bisbee with her husband.
Miss Lena Mulkey, who teaches at
Naco, spent the weekend with her
sister near Pearce..
F. L. Bryant, Louis Smith and M. j.
Hurley spent Saturday in Bisbee.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Renaud, Birdie
Ceilings and Anna Marie Stevens mo-
tored to Douglas Saturday to spend
the day in the smelter city
j. w. Maus and DR.. N1cNeary spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mariana and
Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paul of Doug
las, stopped in Pearce for a short
time Saturday on their way to the
mountains on a hunting trip.
j. A. Rockefellow and Ted Metler
were in town Saturday en- route to
their home in the Stronghold, return
ing from Rancho Manzanita, where
Metler has been employed for some
time.
Harry Watson of Douglas, stopped
at Pearce for a short time Saturday
en- route to his home, coming from
the northern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bouck and
Miss Kathryn Delacourt of Cochise,
spent Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Miss
Anna Marie Stevens motored to Will
cox Sunday evening to attend the
picture show.
Misses Bessie and Lena Mulkey,
Anna Laura Pounds and two Busen-
bark children passed through Pearce
Saturday going to Courtland to spend
the day at the ranch home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mckinney.
Adam Dodd spent several days in
Pearce this weekk from his home at
Black Diamond.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harper of
Elfrida, spent Saturday in Pearce Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Gallagher.
Dave Engle was in town Saturday
doing repair work on the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gallagher.
High School Notes
The first six weeks: examination
was held October IL and 49, The
students on the honor roll we're Helen
Duarte and Mary Klopher. The honor
roll has been revised some this year
and those who are on it must have
all AS, all A and B plus, B plus
and all A, B plus and B.
Ernest Morris returned to school
this week after being absent for a
week on account of injuries received
in an auto wreck.
The high school is giving a Hal
lowe'en party at the Town and Coun-
try club Friday evening. A good
time is promised all who attend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-30
TURKEY CREEK

James Bastian, who has been cook
for the road camp at RustlerS park,
is at the ranger station for a few
days, work on the road being closed
until next year.
Mrs John Cloudt visited the Wilgus
school Tuesday. The pupils of the
school are preparing for Halloween
party
G. Mckenzie, forest ranger, accom-
panied by Mrs Mckenzie, was here
three days the past week deer hunting
in the mountains They returned to
their home in Tucson Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Thomason was a busi-
ness visitor in the canyon Sunday and
Monday. She delivered lumber from
the Ritchey saw mill to N, A. Igo
Wednesday,
George Reed of Douglas, was a guest
at the Henry Smith ranch four days
last week.
N. A. Igo and daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Hudson, were Sunday visitors of
Mrs. B. F. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hatley were
in Douglas two days last week.
Henry Sanders has purchased a new
Chevrolet car.
Miss Irene Knott spent Sunday here
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mains of Tomb
stone, were here Sunday delivering a
lighting plant to the resort hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Scheerer came
out from Douglas Friday night to spend
the weekend All the B. F, Smith
ranch
Curley Wright and family of Doug
las were here for the weekend. Helen
Wright spent Saturday with Fay Hat
ley. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE spent Sunday
with friends up the canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark re-
turned to their home in Douglas Sum
day after a 10 days stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Whit and Mr..
and Mrs. Hobbs t1otored to Faraway
ranch Saturday and spent Sunday in
the Wonderland of Rocks.
Ranger F. D. Harris and w. L. Hat
ley made trip to- the Hunsaker ranch
Wednesday and to the Hudson ranch
Thursday.
Mrs. T. A. Lisenby and Miss Lue
Mills of Wilcox, were in the district
Monday.
Buford Slower was in the district
Wednesday calling at the Price ranch.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-30
GLEESON

F. H. Giroux and daughter, Mrs.
Bruce, were shopping in Bisbee Fri
day
Sam Willetts a former resident of
Gleeson, visited his mother and daugh-
ter here Sunday. He is now located
at Carlyle, N. M.
DR.. McNeary of Pearce, was Wis
itor here Saturday.
Barney Bono spent Sunday with his
brother, Joe Bono, at Courtland.
Ben F'rankenberg and a party of
friends from Bisbee passed through
Gleeson Sunday on a hunting trip.
Miss Harriet Ross spent the week
end at the home, of Mrs. Ralph Cowan
at Neel.
Jean Yoakum of Courtland, Verne
Kendall of the Bar-O ranch, and John
Sully of the Stockton ranch, were here
Wednesday on business.
Juan Anarillas, Julio Duarte, A.
Rivas and Bias Vargas have gone to
Carlyle, N NJ, where they will be en-
ployed by the United Metals company.
F. H. GirouX, manager of the TETON
Mining company, has gone to Los An
geles to attend the funeral of Mr..
Woods, who was also connected with
the mining company here.
Miss Esther Cummings, Mrs. Hatch,
Mrs. Hainey and Rev, Candy of Bis
bee, were visitors here Saturday.
E. Bellah visited in Courtland Sun
day evening.
M. F. Ryan and Bert White Of Pata-
gonia, spent Sunday with their FAM
lilies here.
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WILCOX

Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3. McCaleb enter
tanned at four tables Of bridge We'd
nesday evening" high scores being
won by Mrs. Brookbank and Mr..
Cummings, and low by Mrs. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. Brookbank. Present
were Messrs and Mesdames M P.
Walker, T. D. Ward, j. G. Gungl,
j. p. Cummings, J. N. Brookbank,
j. G. Wilson and w. p Hamilton.
Frank and Harold Stark and Frank
and William Moore have gone on a
To-day hunt in the Kaibab forest.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Seney enter
tanned with birthday dinner for her
son Wednesday noon with the follow
ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Don Otto
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell
Seney and daughter, and D. A. Up
church.
Mrs. Leo Black has gone to Benson
to make her home.
w. I. Crawford has arrived from
Bell, Calf, and will remain here in
definitely.
Mrs. P. W. Hamilton, who will leave
soon to make her home in Coolidge,
gave farewell party to the Ladies
Aid Wednesday at the Wilcox hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Shrode and son,
Mrs. w. p McGuigan, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Overman and Mrs Bert Mooney
left Friday for their homes in Califor-
MIA after a visit here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wooten of
Ray, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Brown.
THE parents and brother of Mrs.
/. H. Gafford are visiting her from
Wyoming en- route to Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Saxon are en-
.tettaining Hubbard Russell, president
Of the California Livestock associa-
ton; Mr. Pixby, former president Of
the National livestock association,
and daughter, Miss Bixby; Mr.. She'll
man of San Francisco; Mr.. Chamber
lain of Boston, and Senator Khorn-
burg of Yavapai county These gem
tlemen are business associates of Mr..
Saxon and are well pleased with their
investments in the valley. Mrs BiXby
is expected to arrive Friday.
Rev. Quayle, who will be the pastor
of the Methodist church, has arrived
from Yuma, accompanied by his sis
ter and niece.
Evelyn White, Opal Whiteside and
Fay Baker were weekend visitors in
Tucson.
Ethel Mae Misenheimer was delight
fully surprised Monday on the occa-
sion of her 18th birthday by her
little friends, Helen Keeth, Elizabeth
Lawson, katherine Huffman Dorothy
and Winifred Walker and Margery
Misenheimer.
Mesdames Jack Heather, S. E. Allen
and Jean lucky left Saturday for
Lordsburg after spending q few days
as house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Redus.
G. w. Page and Alex Thompson
returned Thursday from business
trip to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Brookbank en-
tertained with a dinner Tuesday eve
ming in honor of P. W. Hamilton,
who left Thursday for Coolidge.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs w. T..
Brinley and Mr. and Mrs Hamilton.
w. L. Utterbach of Santa Cruz,
Calf, is the guest oil Mrs Charles
Ditnars at Central Camp and Mrs
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-30
Grammar School Notes

The following is the report for the
grammar school for October:
Perfect Attendance = Beginners
Henry Siquierez. First grade: Jean
Mcleod, Josephine Palma, jackson
BuSenbark.
Honor Roll-Beginners Joe Gutter
rez, Henry Siquierez First grade
Jean Mcleod, Irene Celestino, Jack
son Busenbark. Second grade Hughes
Mckinney, Harriette Smith, Antonio
Siquierez.
Perfect Attendance = Third grade
Annadale Bryant, Robert Burnett,
James Burnett, Joe Busenbark, Stan
ley Busenbark, Helen Guerra, Robert
Mckinney. Fourth grade: Frank Ellis
worth. Fifth grade: Bertha Gradall,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-30

use. The school feels that this work
Will be of great benefit to the young
people in the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sanders gave
turkey dinner Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Hulse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Hulse and Herbert Garten.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-19
FILMS DRAW CROWD
 IN THIS CITY
Chicago Contest Shown al Palace Dcmpsey-Tun-
 ney Fans Satisfied

Juneau witnessed it's first cham. pionship fight pictures last night when record crowds packed the Palace Ineater 10 see the celuloid version of the spectacular Jack Dempsey-Gene Tunney h eavy- weight contest, staged last month at Soldiers Field, Chicago
 The films, which have raised legal controversies throughout the United States, arrived here aboard the steamship Yukons and were rushed to the local film house. for presentation.
 4 long line Of patrons Was al. ready on hand at the box office at 6:30 o'clock. awaiting the open. ng Of the tliaatcr and many 5f the customers were of the more gantle sex.
 The famous battle of three mil ion iron mon again took the 9romincnt place in common dis, culsion following the first show Ing and scores of three and four handed groups were noticeable throughout the city. each giving their respectiya versions and i'm pressions of the contest.
 Dempsey supporters. of which there are numerous, according to
 
 the hearty applause accorded the former heavyweight king when his pictures was flashed on the screen, apparently are more con- yinced now. than ever, that he was "gypped" out of the title, both through the long count in the seventh round and in the fight itself from a decision standpoint. On the other hand, Tunney fans. after witnessing the pictures, are thoroughly satisfied that the in telligent Marine gave Dempsey T sound thrashing.
 In addition to the Dempsey-Tun- ney pictures. the program includes the recent Dempsay-Sharkey con test, of seven rounds, in which the latter is knocked out. The
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RIVIERA LAND BOOM MOUNTS
 DIZZY STYLE

PARIS, Oct. 19. Vast land speculation on the Riviera is going on, with prices mounting dizzily something after the manner or the Florida boom. Or dinarily building property. as, for example, in Juan les Pinos, near Cannes, where Frank Goul1 is operating, which was selling for 60 cents a square meter eighteen months ago. can hardly now be obtained at $50.
 Gould, who appears to have intended to develop small aris- tocratic resort. is now contend ing with problems of expansion far beyond any original idea.
 There has been rush of French land spectators who, rec ognizing the possibilities, have brought up and are buying up land much outside of the con ines of what was formerly miniature neighooinood bathing beach, Similar land booms are said to be enveloping Biarritz md San Juan de Luz. on the At lantic Coast, as well as Mediter- ranean waters.
 The Monte Carl. Gambling Corporation has just doubled it's capital for the purpose of ex- tending it's grounds and build ngs and for reconstruction of the beach, so1 as. to make attrac- tive bathing in the hot season, lfter the fashion of Lido.
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CHAMPIONS OF
 RING RATIFIED
 BY N. B. ASSOC,
Meeting Is Held in Toledo Two Chief Officials
 Are Elected

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 19.-The National Boxing Association has |elected Thomas Donohoe, of Hart ford, Conn.,. President, and Paul Prehn, of Illinois, as First Vice President. Next years conven- tlon will be held in Toronto. Tho association formally rati- fled champions, as follows Gene Tunney, heavywe ght Mickey Walker. welterweight. Joe Dundee, lightweight.
 Sammy Mandell, featherwe ight
 BcnAy Bass bantamweight.
 Bud Taylor. flyweight. Taylor was selected because of Fidel Ia Barba's retirement.
 Jack slattery, light heavy weight. by virtue Of his victory over Maxie Rosenbloom.
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------------------- y i'O'S WHO
 AlD y THERE
'. II. |. l,erritorlal renresen

%>- i-.' n. teffitOflai represen- tive for the Black Manufactur- E Company of Seattle, passed through Juneau last night on the steamship Yukon for Cor dova. MT. Rich will travel throughout the Westward, re- turning south next month at which time he will visit local accounts.
 William Neville, travelling for the J. B. Caro- Company, returned last night aboard the Yukon. completing a trip of several weeks throughout Southeastern Alaska.
 William D. Adams, representa- tive of the United States Smelling and Refining Company. arrived on the Yukon. He will replace D. k. Muir who has been in Alaska dur ing the summer, and will remain here during the winter looking after his company's interests in the Ebner mine.
 K. R. Swank, wife and family arrived last night on the Yukon. MT. Swank is from Seattle anu IS now a member of the Empire me chanical force.
 c. M. Jones, A. Van Mavern ana Albert Vile. travelling salesmen. are, back in Juneau after busi- ness trips to the south.
 Joe Crosson, Fairbanks ayia. tor, accompanied by his sister. Miss Marvel Crosson and a friend. Miss Clara Haag. passed through Juneau on the Yukon on thelr way to the interior city.
 Among the through passengers on the Yukon was Henry c. Green insurance adjuster, who is on his way to Anchorage.
 Mrs. A. c. O'Neil and three children, wife of Mir. O'Neil of the Anchorage Railroad. are passe1. gers on the Yukon for the west ward
 Mrs. s. R. Jorgenson, wife of Stanley Jorgenson, former J,heau boy and now a practicing dentist at Latouche. is on the Yukon or her way to join her husband. After trip to the westward and interior, J. w. Gucker, tray cling man, returned on the Alen- tian last night.
 Mrs. Ole Sosse is visitor in Juneau from Ketchikan, with Mrs c. M. Jorgenson and will reman here for about week. Frank H. Foster. Cordoya al. torney and member of the Tern. toriai Legislature in 1923, arrivsd in Juneau on the Aleutian. A. J. Mcconnell, owner of the Public Utilities Company of Cor. doya was through passenger on the Aleutian, bound for the States. To spend some time on the outside, A. J. Emard and wife are on the Aleutian. Mr. Emard is 4 cannery man at seldovia. William Kirkland. former Ju. neal boy and High School student was an arrival on the Aleutian last night. Kirkland has been working for the Alaska Road Commission at Chitina since the early part of May.
 B. F. Helntsleman. Assistan: District Forester. raturnsd homo
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pictures clearly depict the blow with which Dempsey knocked out his opponent, and which Sharkey followers contend was foul.
 The pictures will be shown again this evening at two per. formances. according to an an. nouncement made last night.
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NEW APARTMENT HOUSE, KETCHIKAN,
 IS NEARLY READY

Construction work on Ketchi-. kan's new 3f-unit apartment house. the Reyilla. is rapidly nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy within the next two weeks. it was learned here through arrivals aboard the Yukon.
 The splendid new structure. built by the Warrack Company of Seattle, is heralded as the finest of it's kind in Alaska. has total of 72 rooms made into two and three-room apartments, and is equipped with every modern con venience afforded patrons of the highest class houses in the States.
 The building is situated on the corner of Pine and Main Streets. giving number of the upper story apartments a beautiful view of Tongass Narrows
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last night after a brief trip on official business to Ketchikan.
 U.e s. Attorney Justin w. Hard ing, and Asst. U. s. Attorney George w Folta. who have been attending term of the |. S. Dis. trict Court at Ketchikan, return. ed home last night, stopping at Petersburg and Wrangell enroute here
 |. s. Deputy Marshal w H. Caswell lief ton the Aleutian tn s morning for Ketchikan.
 Jerome l.. Drumheller. Spokane mining engineer who is interest ed in the Fern Mine in the Will low Creek district, passed through Juneau on the Aleutian on his way to the States.
 On his way to the outside after spending several weeks in this district inspecting mining prop erty. w. E. Dunkle. engineer, took passage on the Aleutian for the South.
 Norman Tracy is an outbound passenger on the Aleutian. He has been spending the summer near Kodiak and previously lived in Juneau for nearly year. Tracy will spend the winter in Seattle.
 Albert Brown, travelling sales man, left for Ketchikan on the Aleutian.
 Passengers leaving on the Aleu- tian this morning included Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kirk, who are making two weeks vacation trip to Seattle.
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Says Majority s Wrong On
 1ny Fine Issue

NEW YORK. Oct. 19-On any inc issue the majority is sure Q be wrong, in the opinion of the iev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick.
 Think of taking majority fote on the best music" he told his congregation. Jazz would win over Chopin. or on the best novel, many cheap scribblers would win over Tolstoy, and any lay a prize fight will get a big. ger crowd, larger gate receipts end. wid newspaper publicity taaa t.ay new revelation of good. ness. t.rfl or beauty could hope achieve in 2 century"
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INVITED STATES BEREAVEMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 Y s. Land office,
 Anchorage. Al,.c-ia.
Augnst 2a. .l27.


 Notice is hereby given that Marie w. Peterson. entrywoman together with her witnesses. Car. Olson. and Lockie MacKinnon, all of Juneau, Alaska has sub mitted final proof on her home stead entry, serials 04630-O5S5S tor land embraced in IT. E. Sur vey No. 167, New Series No. 14Gs. and it is now in the files of the U s. Land office, Anchor age, Alaska, and If no protest is filed in the local land office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certi- ficate issued.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN.
 Register. Date of First Publication, Sept. 21, 1927.
 Date of Last Publication, Dec. 1, 1927.
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LOUIS KAPLIN
 KNOCKED OUT

CHICAGO. Oct. 1o. Jimmy MeClarin. Of Los Angeles, last night knocked out Louis Kaplan the East's contender for the light weight championship. The knock out came iR the eighth of a scheduled 10 round event.
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Mrs. Willis E. Novel;, wife of the local agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, was an ar rival on the Yukon last night She left here last spring and since that time has been visiting in Chicago with her daughter, Mrs. Robert J. Curry.
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Bilious Spent For Food Yearly
 In 7,e U. $.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 19.-1 A. C. Monagle told the delegates attending the convention of the American Grocery and Speciality Manufacturers that the United States spends S22,000, 900, 900 for food yearly. He said there are 351, ,000 groceries. 61.000 candy shops and 19.00O bakery shops
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INSANE MAN TAKEN SOUTH
 THIS A. M. BY DEPUTY EDDY

Ole Ryan, recently adjudged insane, and committed to Morn ingside Sanitarium by Judge Frank A. Boyle, was taken south today on the steamer Aleutian by Deputy Marshal w. M. Eddy. Ryan's home is in Paulsbo, Wash, where he has two broth CTS residing.
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School of Esperanto
 In Ohio, Is Endowed

LITHOPOLIS. O.. Oct. 19-A school of esperanto in the birth place of her parents has been en- dowed by Mrs. Mabel Wagnalls Jones, daughter of a dictionary publisher, in the hope of promot ing international brotherhood. Children in the towns schools are being taught the language. Adults arc 10 learn it at night. There will be correspondence courses.
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Speaker May Manage Brducs, Is Report

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.- Reports that Iris Speaker will succeed Dave Bancroft. as Manager of the Boston Braves, persisteds today in spite of the lack of Official confirmation of Emil Fuchs, President. Bancroft has re- signed and will wear a Brooklyn uniform next sea son.
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A. ]. Arrivee, Alaska represen- tative for the Great Northern Raiload, is aboard the Aleutian on his way to Ketchikan. He has been in Juneau for few days on business.