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Evening star., 1928-05-23

IN PHILADELPHIA, May [3.--Mah-
ager Harris has asked President
Clark Griffith to speed the hunt
for an outfielder for the VA
tionals
With Sam West and Goose Gos,in
both out of commission. his club Is in
a poor fix for garden material and the
pilot is considerably worried.
Should accident befall George Sisler,
who is filling In at the leftfield post
West was forced 10 vacate because of
the charley horse he sprung in his right
leg Monday, or Joe Judge. the club
would be IN A bad way. indeed Then
Goslin. despite his all but useless throw
Ing arm. would have to play.
For some time Griffith has had Scout
Joe Engel beating the bushes for an
outfleider and also has sounded some
Of the other American League clubs III
hope of effecting a deal that would get
the Nationals a gardener. To date.
however. neither move has been sue
cessful
All Manager Harris can do Is trust
In a kind providence to protect his
flock.
Connie Mack's crippled and sick play
ers idled yesterday. and none was likely
10 be used against the Nationals in the
final game Of the series here. The willy
Athletic leader wants to save Miller
Speaker and Bishop for the tough
tussles with the Yanks that start to-
morrow.
Jones' homer in the second session
yesterday was a pretty fair swat that
lifted the ball against the front wall
Of the upper left-fieid stand A similar
blow In the Washington park would just
about send the ball into the open stand
back of left.
This Barnes In spectacular fielder
He made WOW Of catch at Hauser's s
expense In the third Joe drove the
ball on q line toward center, but Red
sprinted across from right, where he
had been waiting for the lett-handcr to
hit and divcd sideWise for a one-hand
grab Just q few inches above the ground
Barnes rolled over several times but
never let go the sphere.
French kept hit from Hayes with
a fancy catch In the fourth. He ran
back against The ieft-fieid stand wall
and leaped high TO drag down Jacks
effort.
Hayes showed the slender crowd some
nifty second -basipg In the NTH round
he went back 0f the middle station
for N great stop Of Dykes drive, but
could not get the ball 10 Judge In
time for an out. Jack was more sue.
ceGBful with Cobbs grass~cutter. dash
ing 10 The left for one hand pickup
and Tagging his man Hayes finished
the frame with brilliant stop and
throw 10 retire Haas,
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n RAlltIdtiuIlS IPCclNS lLltu E6FcIluc
in this city. is $500 richer by
conscience" fund made possible by
Irving Bump" Hadley, Senators pitch
er.
The city Is a literal hotbed OF base
ball, and each year. at the cloes OF
the major league season. an aggregation
of diamond stars worthy OF world series
combat is gathered for games with an
outfit from a rival community.
On the night before the start of the
series last Fall. the manager received q
telegram purporting to come from
Grover Cleveland Alexander, who had
been signed, stating that the Cardinals
ace had been unable to make train con-
nections.
A pitcher of big league experience
was needed and needed badly. and the
nearest one available was Hadley. who
Winters in Lynn. Mass. He agreed to
the terms offered. and was warming up
before the game when Alexander put
in an appearance The telegram was
hoax planned by opposing fans To
wreck the finances of their rivals for
future clashes.
Because of his greater experience.
Alexander was selected to pitch the
game. but Hadley was paid the $500
which was promised him.
The next week sponsors of the club
received letter from Hadley, with the
Evening star., 1928-05-23
Hadley Returns Fee of $500
For Contest He Didn't Pitch

$500 inclosed. bearing the information
that on the way home he had decided
that even a professional base ball player
plies his trade for more than none
tary recompense. and as he had done
nothing In return for the $500. he sug-
gested that the money be turned over
to charity.
When the Athletic Association which
conducted the series made an account
ing recently. the money came to light.
as no agreement had been reached as
to Its disposition. BY vote of the di-
rectors. 1t was presented to the Associ-
ated Charities. and will be divided
among the affiliated organizations.
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Harris Urges Criff to Speed
Hunt to Land an Outfielder

Goslin, who has had an absccssed
tooth yanked In the belief that 1t had
caused his throwing arm to go back
on him, had TO wait until this after
noon to consult blood specialist as
To the best way to offset the effect of
the poison that had drained into his
system from the tooth, The Goose had
hoped 10 see the physician yesterday.
but he was not in town.
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LAMAR WINS BY KNOCK OUT.

HALIFAX. N. s., May %. - Henry
Lamar, Washington. D. c.. heavyweight
boxer. knocked out Joe leopold, New
York HUSKY. IN the second round of
their bout here last night Il was
Lamar's first battle in some time.
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WILLIAMS TO PITCH
IN MIDWEST CIRCUIT

CHICAGO. May % lT,. - Claude
Lefty Williams. once the idol Of Chi
cago's base ball fans and a member of
the Black Sox group of 1919, is coming
back as Semi-pro hurler.
lie has been granted permission To
play In the Midwest Ease Ball League.
Buck" Weaver, another of the Black
Sox group. was reinstated by the Mid
west League last year and Is managing
one Of the teams this year.
-~~-,~---e -
FLORIDA LEAGUE,
Orlandn u Manu-. 3 LnnIy game nlaNehl
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tomorrow evening at 5 O'Clock with
Hartford ,seniorS on Plaza diamond.
Cleve vaM Horn Is seeking games for
the latter tteam at Potomac 2281 be-
tween 2:3O Sand 4 O'Clock.
Addisons. who have been unable TO
get started ia Capital City League un-
limited ranksA will drill Saturday at 2
o'clock on FrN.ndship field. A dance
will be held Saturday night from . 10
/ at Dupont tNdios, on Dupont cflcle,
for the benefit \of the club. Players
and friends are Alvited to attend.
Manager AnidoU Of Hess A. c., who
has carded a game with Red Top Cab
men tomorrow at 5Ao'clock on the Fifth
and l. streets dialuond. wants games
for Sundays and May 30. Call Lincoln
1851.
Saturday games Throughout the Sum-
mer are sought by Pop .Hessler for Ross
Council, Junior Order.nen. Call Co
lumbia 1888 after s O'Clock, or write
Pop at 1904 Park place.
Hilltop A. C. nine is slatad for a real
test Sunday when Dixie Pig A. G. nine
of Bladensburg is met on CfAeverly dia-
mond. Adair and Foley aH6 expected
20 meet on the mound.
Manager Fowler requests all Takoma
Tiger players to report at Silver Spring
diamond tomorrow at 5 o'clock for
practice.
Aztecs have a diamond for Saturday
and seek foe in either senior or ,un-
limited ranks. Call Joe Mulhall' at
Lincoln 1924.
COrby Bakers turned back Terminal
Tigers yesterday, 10 to 9, in free-hit-
ting contest. :.
Gaum's pitching and Cronk's hitting
featured Red Sox mines 15-to-0 victory
over Red Top Cabmen yesterday.
st. Elizabeth's nine lost its first game
of the season yesterday when Naval
Hospital sluggers ran up 16-to-5 score.
An important meet for Providence A.
c. players will be held tonight at 3
o'clock at 135 E street southeast.
Hartfords are carded for two games
at Scaggsv1lle, Nd, on Sunday. Hart
ford players viii meet at 1860 Owens
street northeast at IL O'Clock.
An unlimited foe for Memorial day
is sought by the manager Of Capital A.
C. Call Potomac 6134.
All players OF Simpsons Dairy nine
are requested to attend q meeting to-
morrow night at O'Clock at Simpsons
Hall. $50 Seventh street southeast.
Pierce Seniors Of Hyattsville are anx-
ious to book with teams having dia-
monds. CAN Hyattsville IT'S.
Ace Midgets win be strengthened by
the return of six high school players
who will join the team when their re-
spective school mines close for the sea-
son. All Ace players are to meet tor1or-
row night at 7:3e O'Clock at the home
Of Willis Fisher, 1919 Eighth street
northeast.
Auth's Insects. who defeated Delano
Post. No. 6, nine Yesterday. to Z. want
games. Cali Bin Sanderson at Frank
lin 1871 after Z O'Clock.
Bethel pitched Sioux Insects to
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KENNEDYS WANT GAMES.

Kennedy A. c. base ballers defeated
Brightwood Post Office, IL to 1. yester-
day. Kennedys are after games for
Tuesdays and Thursdays with unlimited
class teams and are especially seeking
a tilt for tomorrow. Call Manager Simp-
son at Georgia 81 between and pm
Evening star., 1928-05-23
TENNIS MATCH POSTPONED.

Cenifsi Highs championship ienni
Haieh w.tts Business, scheduled yes r.
Lsrdsy, was postponed until Friday
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6E#H fgr Simmons IN nsifI iaasbE,
fBsltea for Fassrs ~ sistsBth inning,
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sgaee "a Sesss ri E0bb fssfbraas. slim.
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Hsrpss Aserihess-~temsssi. Dasbis DIsss
Haas besgeR and Judge. PSwefs ard
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bsaSa saa 1ala0iAe.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
CRUBB'S SUBURBAN TEAM
TO PLAY HARD> SCHEDULE

~ PENING its home schedule
Sunday with -Ballston A. G..
as the attraction, Brooke
~ Grubb's Silver Spring Ken
sington base ball team begins
series which will bring his charges
into action against most of the best
mines in Maryland and Virginia as well
as several crack District mines.
Pop Woods Ballston nine humbled
Grubb's team several weeks ago on the
Virginians' diamond in the opening
game for both clubs. so the Maryland
ers are hopeful that they can turn the
trick this week.
The diamond and grandstand at
Wheaton, Md, have undergone I'M
provements during the past week. An
addition has been made to the grand
stand and the field Is now In flrst-class
shape. giving the Montgomery County
team one of the best parks In this
section.
Manager Grubb has scheduled games
as follows:
May 2i-Ballston.
May 3O--Herndon at Herndon double
June :l-Kenuedys tdouble-headerD
June lO--Hiser's All.Stars at Hyattsviile.
June 16--Fort Leonard Wood az Fort
LEONARD Wood
June i7-BOnd's Clothiers (doube- -headerl .
June 2i--Scaggsville at Scaggsyille.
July l-Takoma Tigers.
July 4--Open
July S-Hisers AllStars
July l5--Tnion Printers.
July 22-phoenix A. C.. at home.
July 2S--Fort Leonard Wood at Fort
Leonard Wood.
July 29--Scacgsville.
In preparation for the ray Sunday.
Silver Spring -Kensington players will
drill tomorrow at o'clock on Wheaton
diamond.
Bonds Cl0thiers are sheduled to leave
tomorrow evenin.: to open a five-game
series with team in the Shenandoah
Valley. Manager Moser will take the
following players: N.slie Roberts Jerry
Augustine. Bob Thompson, Jimmy
Hurd. Mike Sweeney, Mickey Mac
donald, Nelson Colley, Bus Freed, Bill
Banta. Jack Casper and Sam Harvey.
Beginning with game on No. dia-
mond today with District Engineers,
| Clover A. c. nine opens a three-game
schedule. Tomorrow, Atlantic & Pacific
| tossers will be met at Thirty fourth
street and Benning road at S o'clock
and on Saturday at the same place and
time Marions will furnish the opposi-
! ton.
st. Joseph A. c. nine Of Capital City
League, is slated for a practice game
Evening star., 1928-05-23
Nationals Facing More Trouble Boston Reaction Sets Cha
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, :: Washington, q on in
pings).
New York. n: Boston. 4.
Chicago, 4; Cleveland. 3.
Detroit. q: ~. Louis. 3.
STANDING OF THE CLURS.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

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Granville 2 Atbe.ilie o Is mugs tsini
EnoAviiif. hpagt5nfH1rs 40 innings !
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Evening star., 1928-05-23
rfFUH0NT I,EAGtE

Winston $ajen8 10 SAiisiairv 3 - In.
nss. ram seooHd game rkiisdI
5FeeRstsote h--~4 DitrhAnl to
HfFb poipi Il Rhirigb 3
Evening star., 1928-05-23
EAST eAHOtIAA IgAatE.

Wilmington, 4 Eigstnn
ggidsl.ora 3--h HDrke Mount 9,~-I
9fs9HFjlis, 9 Fs3eiteRiije. z,
Evening star., 1928-05-23
NOI TH ATLANTIC Asso1IATi0N

Maftiass,nfg. - Hsgefstawn. 2.
Psssefifk 4 HAMMER. q
tbsHteJslgUFE : WAsnesborn. =.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Ace Midgets win be strengthened by
the return of six high school PLAYERS
who viii join the team when their re
spective school mines close for the sea-
son. All Ace players are to meet tor11or-
row night at 7:3e O'Clock at the home
Of Willis Fisher, 1919 Eighth street
northeast.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Auth's Insects. who defeated Delano
Post. No. 6, nine Yesterday. 9 to Z. want
games Cali Bin Sanderson at Frank
lin 767l after O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
Pacific G0AsT LEAGlE.

los kngelss 2 Hhiiys0Sd. 1
tHsd. = sacramento.
Portland 4 Seattle 3.
san Ftsna9seo. Z Missions. 4.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Hilltop A. C. nine is slatAd for real
test Sunday when Dixie Pig, A. G. nine
of Bladensburg is met on CfAeverly dia-
mond. Adair and Foley are expected
20 meet on the mound.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
s0lrnEasTgRN LEAaiE.

*ffH3s , J aHlDa g
MsntF Fnnefy Jacksonville, =
I'eotsctis q Albany
*sf snnsb faluni blIs ram.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
tgEGTSIA I.E4GtF.

AsS3&k q jersey CITY !
Baltimore. Reading 3,
Toronto. q BuEaIp. 4.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Pierce Seniors Of Hyattsville are aux-
ious to book with teams having dia-
monds. Call Hyattsville IT'S.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Bethel pitched Sioux Insects 10
3-to-2 victory over Lionels yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Saturday games Throughout the Sum-
mer are sought by Pop .Hessler for Ross
Council, Junior Orderinen. Call Co
lun1bia 1888 after s O'Clock, or write
Pop at 1904 Park place.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

~ HILADELPHIA. May 23.-Man-
ager Harris has asked President
Clark Griffith to speed the hunt
1 for an outfelder for the Va
Evening star., 1928-05-23
sOtTHERS ASSOCIATIONS.
INTKgSATiONAL LgaGuE.

MoFflis . Ehsttsno0gs . ifaint
Memphis 5 Birmingham, 3.
Atlanta. I Little Ro"k, g.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
Griffs Take Lead in Ninth.

Then the Nationals splurged into
me Lead In the ninth, only 10 have the
As come back 10 tie. Blueee began the
Washington attack With a single and
the game was deadlocked when Cos
lin, swinging for Hayes. got MS fourth
homer Of the season with q loft over
the right field wall Reeves famed
bat Jos3es singled Barnes drove Cobb
hack TO the right field barrier IN an
effort 70 cTsg down tremendous hoist
Ty could not grasp the ball firmly and
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Manager Fowler requests all \Takoma
Tiger players to report at Silver Spring
diamond tomorrow at 5 o'clock for
practice.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
WESTERN tEAGtE.

hG fBBEE scbe1iuied
TENAs IEAbIE.
Houston 2 EAsDplDnt /
k9st Worth WiebilA Fsjis. /
Nse0 II san Antonio ~.
bailss ~ shrspepgft +
Evening star., 1928-05-23
BLlk Ridge IEAGIE

Richmond r potefstnirg q.
Portsmouth. IL N9ffoIk. /.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Corby Bakers turned back Terminal
Tigers yesterday, 10 to 9, in free-hit-
ting contest. o..
Evening star., 1928-05-23

st. Joseph A. G. nine Of Capital City
League. is slated for a practice game
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Aztecs have a diamond for Saturday
and seek foe in either senior or un-
limited ranks. Call Joe Muihall' at
Lincoln 1924,
Evening star., 1928-05-23

All players OF Simpsons Dairy nine
are requested to attend q meeting to-
morrow night at o'clock at Simpsons
Hall. $50 Seventh street southeast.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES lUNUE
Wash. at Philadelphia. Washton at Boston.
Cleveland Mt Chicago. New York mt Phla.
~. Louis nt Detroit. Detroit Mt Chicago.
Boston AT New York. ~. Louis at Clrs Gland.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

A TTLEBORO. Mass, May "a
" The community chest. from
"A which all the charitable or
4 A ganizations receive their revenue
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Gaum's pitching and Cronk's hitting
featured Red Sox mines 15-to-0 victory
over Red Top Cabmen yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Manager AmidoN Of Hess A. c., who
has carded a game with Red Top Cab
men tomorrow at 5So'clock on the Fifth
and l. streets dialuond. wants games
for Sundays and May 30. Call Lincoln
1851
Evening star., 1928-05-23
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
,Mrnre.N Assn1.,.rtnN

Milwaukee II: 81 Paul 4
Indianapolis. IL Columbus. =.
Minneapolis 4 Kansss Cltg. 2.
JYiefso -. louisville. q.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN

PITCHING.
Total Gam. Com. Inn'gs
n. ..ar. war, nit rhnd ~
Evening star., 1928-05-23

st. Elizabeth's nine lost its first game
of the season yesterday when Naval
Hospital sluggers ran up 16-to-5 score.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

An important meet for Providence A.
c. players will be held tonight at Q
o'clock at 135 Z street southeast.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

An unlimited foe for Memorial day
is sought by the manager OF Capital A.
c. Call Potomac 6134.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Hartfords are carded for two games
at Scaggsv1lle, Md, on Sunday. Hart
ford players viii meet at 1850 Owens
street northeast at IL O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Jones' homer in the second session
yesterday was a pretty fair swat that
lifted the ball against the front wall
Of the upper left-fleid stand A similar
blow In the Washington park would just
about send the ball into the open stand
back Of left.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18

cratic party. Although not an ae- tive candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 1924, his name was presented to the convention and he received lsd votes on the 101st ballot to rank third behind John w. Davis and Oscar w. Underwood.
 He was again in the race for the nomination in 1928, being put forth as lcwa's favorite son can didate in an effort to win dele gates in the pre-convention can paign from Governor Alfred l. Smith of New York. The t.cket fayoring the New York governor, however, was successful in the Iowa primary election
 Edwin Thomas Meredith was born at Avoca, Iowa, December 23. 1876, the son of Thomas Oli- yer and Minnie Minerva Meredith. He married Miss Edna c. Elliott of De5 Moines in 1896. They had two children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
CORE SAYS NOT APPLICANT FOR
 JUDICIAL JOB
K e C hikan Attorney En- dorsed for Local Position
 Declines the Honor

Lester o. Gore, endorsed by the Ketchikan Bar Association for the Federal judgeship in this D.vi- sion, is not seeking that office, according to a letter received from him by local friends. q am not an applicant and would not accept the position were it offered" he declared.
 MT. Gore was endorsed by the Ketchikan Bar Association sev- eral weeks ago and telegrams were sent both tl,e President ard the Department of Justice urging his appointment. While the To- cal Bar Association did not en- dorse him, owing to the fact that some if it's own members are applicants, a number of it's mem bers said he would be acceptable.
 Nothing has been heard local ly regarding the likelihood of any early appointment being made. Last week the Chamber Of Com merce wired Washington urging Immediate action, declaring that delay would be inimical to gen eral public good.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18

MT. Meredith's grandfather, in addition to his agricultural inter- ests, was the publisher of farm weekly, The Farmers Tribune. It was devoted to Populism ard met with financial difficulties when that movement died out.
 Having completed year in Highland Park College, Des Moines. young Meredith, then 20 years of age, borrowed $1,s00 with which he purchased his grand fathers publication. Through six years it brought him much hard work and little success. The Farmers Tribune was discontin- ued and in it's place MT. Meredith established Successful Farming as a monthly periodical.
 That proved the foundation of the successful Meredith Publiea- tions, the name of MT. Meredith's business, to which eventually were added Better Homes and Gardens" and 'The Dairy Farm er," the three having a combined monthly circulation of more than 2,0O000O.
 Through his publications and recognition as a business leader in Des Moines, the growth of MT Meredith's influence was na- tural sequence, and led him into politics. In 1914 he was the Dam- ocratic candidate for United States Senator from Iowa and two years later was his party's candi- date for governor of that state. He was defeated on both occa- .sions.
 In 1917, William c. McAdoo. then Secretary of the Treasury. appointed MT. Meredith 70 the Board of Excess Profits Advisers Two years later President Wilson named him member of the h. dustrial Conference Commission and in January, 1920, selected him for the post of Secretary of Agri- culture to succeed David F. Hous- ton.
 Continuing his interest il pub lie affairs, MT. Meredith became one of the leaders of the progress sive dry" element of the Demo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
J. H. WAKEFIELD
 HERE FROM PLANT
 AT RED BLUFF BAY

J. H. Wakefield. superintendent of the Baranof Packing Company at Red Bluff Bay, was an arrival today. He came in shortly after noon on his boat. the Hazel. and will leave for the plant early in the morning.
 While herring have not shown up in great quantities yet, reduc- ton plant operators are inclined to be pessimistic over the outlook for the 1928 season, MT. Wakefield said. As in 1926, banner year for the reduction plants. the her ring are coming in approximately on the same dates, and at pres ent are most numerous in the vi cinity of Moves Island and Steam boat Bay.
 Salt herring will be put up in larger quantities than previously, MT. Wakefield declared, as the market seems to be in good con dition for this product. At the Baranof Packing Company tho. kippered herring branch will De an important part Of the produc- tion. and the space allotted on the cannery grounds for this have been increased considerably since last season.
 Several boxes of kippered her ring were brought in by MT, Wakefield as samples. One box was given to the Empire this af- ternoon and another is at the George Brothers Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-18
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau


 H. R. Shepard and wife, city; Earle Blossom, Excursion Inlet Oscar A. Olson, Maple Valley Wash; E. J. Olson, Maple Val ley; T. M. Olson, Maple Valley Olaf Olson. Maple Valley. MT and Mrs. J. V. Simon. Sullivan Island; H. E. Rupert, Seattle: Os car Lindberg, Ketchikan: R. H Chadwick, Seattle; E. w. Aber crombie, Ketchikan; E. R. Rice Seattle; Paul Buckley, Seattle Gertie Otness, Petersburg: Otto Geisert, Seattle; August Busch mann, J. N. Gilbert, MT. and Mrs R.. k. Brown and children, Charles Thompson, Porter Sliger, Tacoma F. E. Walker, Seattle; l.. Nj. Car rigan, city; MT. and Mrs. .. F Cory, Los Angeles; w. l.. Grover Seattle; Jack Tritt, city; c. G Grosser, Tacoma.
 Alaskan
 II. Chambers, Benjamin Island i. Robert Shaw, city; Myrtle Kru sey, Petersburg; o. Rhodes, Ret chikan; H. Hall, Ketehikan James O'Brien. Seattle; Olive De Lana and daughter, Ketchikan John H. Daken, Seattle; Gust Nordblad. city; John w. Smith Petersburg.
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