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Speer. Left on bases-Wichtta Falls
II, Waco 8. Home runs-Rye, 2,
BiShoff, Burns. Stolen bases
Burns, Level. Earned runs-Wichita
Falls. 5. Waco IL. Bases ON balls
Off Cannon 5. Caldwell !, Hill,n 2.
Struck olt-By Cannon 2, Cald-
well 8. Hit b~atsmar-Munsea By
Hillin. Double plays-Molesworth
to Stuvengen; Levey TO Burns. Pet
to Molesworth to Stuvenren.
Sacriflce-Caldwsu. Fitzgerald,
Robertson. 5 runs 4 hits off Wendt
in one inning none out in second).
? runs 4 hits of Cannon In s in
ningS. Three runs four hits Of
Thurman IN no innings. 10 runs IA
hits off Caldwell in s innings none
out In 9th.) Winning pitcher
Brancheau. Losing pitcher-Hillin
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Stribling Fit And
Ready for Scott

LONDON. Eng, July 26-tP-
Young Stribling came from the roy
al borough OF Windsor to London
today and is fit and ready for his
ten-round bout with Phil Scott in
Wembley STADIUM Monday night.
The winner. If the bout ends decis-
lively. should be among those first in
line for a chance at Max SchmeI-
ing's heavyweight crown.
While Englishmen expect Scott to
10 his duty and win. Stribling is
easily the favorite and betting is
z to 4 and even ? 10 I. in some
small wagers. are laced upon the
Ceorc.an. Scott Is a good boxer lit
has been rninSTiring even as the
British titleholder.
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X Batted for May in 7th.
Xxx Batted for Johnson in 9Th.

A--s -Ay.S@ il---c~-----, --
1oAe-IS =, uI-sAt =, GA--. .,
-yocA. wake, n4tSSA. TAO -4
--CS-u a4Aer, LlADeTI bIes1-Cr L4---
lick, blSsoAe.le, Lopez. AC-le run
Wight. stolen DaSe-MoU4e. Sa-
c.LiceS-Melse-, Phelps. Double
.-ayS-Ford TO Durocne4 MeusS-
.Aa For4. Let On paSe-~AH~AliaL-
y, Brooklyn Z. Sase or La-5-o-I
N.ay 8; Phelps i; AeImacn i. o.ruc-
-ut-6y Pnelps 6; Aly 2. johnson
:: Fance /. AItS-Off May. 9 III =
innings. johnson A in B.: Phelps Y
n 6 2-3 innings; Heimach ? IN 1-3
none out in 9th; Vance ! in 2. Wild
Di.ches--Vance, johnson. Winning
p.tcher-Phelps. Losing pitcher -
May.
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Waco III. Srndde-s, II

WACO. Texas, July 26.-tPl
Waco turned the tables on Wichita
Falls mere tonight and won a
game in the 9th that was SEEM
ingly lost. Caldwell was batted
from the box in the ninth and he
game WIS won off the delivery Of
Hillin before the Spudders could
get anybody out Speers double
tied the o and Hillin forced the
winning run across by walking
Stuvengen. The score:
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RABBIT HITS
FIRST APPLE

BOSTON. July Is - CP - The
Braves and st. Louis Cardinals
broke wen in a "Maranville Day"
double header here today. St. Louis
won the fist game 5 TO 4 and the
Braves took the second 6 to S.
Meanwhile. veteran Tribal short
stop. was given an automobile and
numerous other Gifts by friends in
the crowd Of $4,000. The presenta-
ton was made between games and
the Rabbit hit the first ball pitched
to him in the first inning of the
second game for a s<gle which was
part OF a two run rally by the
Braves.
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X L-r--A III ~ "A.~AA 40 ~N
Home rLn-W4 4IlsAam. 1-re-
rase Ll.s-Iaitt, MMI-ngl4m. BasGa
n balis-oli Kinney ~, Newman
p. -v.uck oG.-5y kinney 3. New
man 4. Hi. by pitched bal.s-oy
Newman: Urban. j. Moore; by ain
ney. Stapleton. Wild ritches-New-
man 2. Pitchers record: 4 hits 5 ms
eff Kinney in 8 2-3 innings; l hit
no runs off Meadows in 1-3 in
ming. Losing pitcher kinney.
double plays-Wiliingh7m to Men
ae,s 10 Morse. Bou.on ID Hclley tc
Stapl,tcl. Wase to HC.ley. Runs
lat ed in-WillIn-ham Z @ Moore
j. Moore. Wade 5. Stapletcn Earn
ed runs. Dallas <. Beaumont ..
Sto'en bases-J. Moore Taitt. Left
on bases-Beaumont 6. Dallas 8
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2, Klein, Davis D. Taylor. Two base

2, Klein, Davis .. Taylor. Two base
hits-D. Taylor 2. Grimm, Klein,
Thevenow, English, McCurdy. Home
runs: Wilson 3. Malone. Hartnett.
Sacrifice-Davis. HitS-off Collins
10 in / % innings { 2 out In 2nd) I;
off Willoughby ii in z 1-3. Stolen
bases-Cuyler. Bhr. Struck out-by
Collins !, Malone 4, Willoughby !.
Base on balls-off Collins ?. VIII
ioughby 3, Malone 2. Losing pitcher
Collins. Left on haSe-Chicago 10;
Philadelphia 9. Double plays-Cuy-
Ter to English; Southern to Hurst.
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BEAUMONT Wins
in 9Th, 5 TO 4
Triple by Charley Wade
With Two Away
Beats Steers

BEAUMONT. July 26.-tR-Char-
ley WaGe's wallop TO center in the
ninth with two away cleared the
bases and gave the Beaumont q
5 to 4 victory over Dallas here this
afternoon. Old Dick Kinney. veter-
an southpaw for the Steers. was
stingy with hits, but liberal with
walks. He forced across q run in
the ninth when he was relieved BY
Meadows, who was greeted by
Wade's blow that scored as a triple.
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CrNCY S, 8

BROOKLYN. July 26.EP-The
Robins kept their margin over the
Chicago Cubs and made 1t three out
of four for the series with the
Cincinnati Reds by winning an ex-
citing final game today. 8 TO 5. The
Robins collected a total Of Is hits
OF Jackie May and SilaS johnson.
including a home run by Wright
and triples by Frederick, BiSsonette
and Lopez.
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Giants 10. Pirates 4

NEW YORK. July 26.-P-The
Giants made it three straight ovC
the Pittsburgh Pirates today by
coming from behind with two out
IN the fifth to score seven runs
and win 10 to 4. After a bad start,
Fred FItzsimmons settled down and
held the Pirates in check while
the Giants pounded the offerings
Of Brame and Chagnon for l6 hits.
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Runs batted Thrown. Selph,
Bonowith. Two base hits-Holm. o.
Connell. Three base hits-BCnowitz.
Stolen base-Hunt. SacrificeS-Peel.
St0ne-. Bcn0witz. Double plays
Binder to Selph TO Mishkin. Bases
on balls-off Payne 2. Struck out
by Stoner 3. Payne 3. Left on bases
Fort Worth 9. Houston 8.
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CATS 3, Bluffs 2

HOUSTON. July 25.-iP-Stoner
pitched Fort Worth % a 3 % 2 VIC
tory over Houston here tonight.
Stone- famed nine and on five OF
the strike outs the batter did not
cut az the third one. The PuffS
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Runs batted in-Grantham 2,
Traynor. Roettger. Critz, Leach,
Lindstrom 4. Terry. FtzSimmons,
Traynor. Two base hits-L. Waner,
Terry 2. Fitzimmons. Three base
hit@Grantham.
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Pro and Veteran Tie
For Canadian 0pau

ArlcASTER Ont. July 26-F-
Leo Diegel. Aqua Caliente. Mexico
professional. and Tommy A-rnrrY.
veteran Detroit star. tniav tied for
4Ne Canadian oran Golf crar-i,n-
chip. with a 72-hcle total Of 2TT.
The pair viii meet tomorrow IN the
3S-hole nlav off for the title now
held by Diecei.
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Runs batted in. Stewart 3. Nc
Clanahan ?. Muller. Euarte 2. Flip
pen 2, Krauss Whelan. Futson.
stolen base. Enar.r Sacrifices.
Ftewart 2. McCIanahan. Huarte.
Mueller. Two base hits. NcClana-
han. F1ippen 2. Les'e. Hutson, FOL
man. Three base h..5 Mueller. IT.
son. Double plays. Fiipren 10 Han
ton. Flippen 20 Leslie. Holman w
Stewart to Whelan. Innings pitched
by Cottey Is, hv Cooper 5. by
Carson 8 % Hits. of Cottey 5,
off Carson 2 off Cooper 9. Runs,
off Cottey s.. Carson i. Cocrer s.
Fa~es on balls. eff Ccorer i. Struck
out. by Cottey /, hy Carson / by
Cooper ~. Losing pitcher. C0ttnv.
loft On bases. 81. svero-. s San Al
tonic 10. interference. Krauss.
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Runs batted in. Wilson 2. Blades.
Colbert. Hafey. Sister. Welsh. Roll
ings. Three base hits. Welsh. Sac
rifices. Colbert. Double plays, Bot
tomley OunassiStedl, RollingS TO
Sisler 2. Left on bases. st. Louis
Z. Boston T.. Bases on balls. off
Grimes /. Zachary 4. Struck OFT.
by Grimes 4, Grabowski ]. Zach ~
5. Hits. off Grimes IL in 7 % in
nings, off Grabowski 2 in ! l-3 in
nings. Wild pitches. Crimes. Win
ming pitcher. Grimes.
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ROM all appear
ances. there has
been some high
powered TO c
pulling in the
strange case OF
Primo Camera,
the Ponderous
Phenom or Pal
uka (have it your
way. there Is no
extra CHARGE. 1T
first immigration
authorities ord
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n ~. INDIANS =

SAN ANTONIO July 26-lP-
Shreveport slammed baSehits All
over the lot to win a night gaJ.e
from San Antonio. II to 3. The
score:
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- @8%A@@f-aH ~ - ain O~N
OF his managers 10 leave the Unit
ed States Immediately. They we're
about to overstay the temporary
rights granted them. Then. strange
10 relate. another temporary permit
was granted. allowing an additional
20 days of grace. Those on the in
side declare Primo will not leave
until next year after he has battled
Schmeling fer the heavyweight
crown.
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and Wilder.
RY HAL EUSTACE

Crucial games will blossom forth
all ove- the Valley in the Rio Grande
league this afternoon. Every tilt
scheduled gives indications Of de-
veloping into a natural. Heredi-
tary enemies are paired off and
no game is considered in the bag.
The potent San Benito Saints.
league leaders, are scheduled 10 bat
tie the flying hoofs Of the Broncos
at brownsville. Harrington. the run
ner-up. IS slated for an engage
ment on her home grounds with the
La Feria Boosters. McAllen will
travel I'D the Valley TO Mission for
one of those things known as a
grudge battle. The two weaker
clubs Of the circuit. Donna and Ray
mondville, r to cross bats at Ray
mondville. A sweeter arrangement
could not have been made BY hand
picking the field.
Now Or Never
The make or break SPOT in the
schedule has arrived. II is up TO
the leading outfits to maintain their
winning WAYS or fall by the way
side. Those behind are getting their
last chance TO boost themselves up
among the leaders. It is a case OF
speak now, or forever hold your
peace. .
The Saints are flying ahead with
powerful swoops and seem headed
for the pennant. Meanwhile. the
remainder OF the clubs are warbling
a Helen Kane rendition Of do
Something" That responsibility
Will rest on the shoulders OF the
Broncs here this afternoon.
This game contains the age old
rivalry YOU read about IN story
books. Back 70 the days Of the
founding of "Bessy". Brownsville and
san Benito mines have waged re-
lentless wars. This season has been
no exception to the rule. San Ben
ito won their only league encounter
this season by a 10 score.
Another Grudge
Ranch Boss Geo. Desha Of the
Wild Horses has groomed the Bronze
corral to accommodate upward OF
1000 fans. The Saints have gather-
ed a strong following and many 81
their partisanS will be IN the STANDS.
The McAllen-M Mission fray Is built
along the same lines. ANY time
NcAllen and Mission get together
on the field CT play it is a battle
10 the end with no quarter. The
Macks are fighting TO regain their
former prestige while Mission Is
battling to get back into the race:
La Feria has made a habit Of Diff
inc over the league leaders az ODD
moments this season. Although Bill
Yocer will be missing from the line
I'm. Harlingen will be loaded fol-
bear. If they were 10 win while Sar
Benito was losing the two CLUBS
would be tied IN first.
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-batted for MancuSo in eth.
= T. nAL

Runs batted IN. frlSCn <, DOI-
tomley. Hafey. Colbert. Spohrer 2,
Chatham. Sisler. Two base hits,
Frisch. Berger. Three base hit,
Suohrer. Home run. Hafey. Stolen
bases. Frisch. Watkins. Sacrifices,
Bottomley. Hafey, Colbert. Halla-
han. Sisler. Chatham. Double plays,
Welsh to Maranville - Chatham.
Sisler to Spohrer 10 Sisler. Left on
bases. st. Louis 10. Boston 5. Base
on balls. off Halla.an 5. Brandt 3,
Smith !. Struck cut. by Hallahan s.
Brandt 3. Jones /, Smith ?. Hits, off
Hallahan 6 in z. off GrabowoSki 0
in l, off Brand. 4 In 3. none out In
4th). off Jones 5 in 3. (none out
in 7th). off Smith 2 In 3. Wild
pitches. Hsllahan. Winning pitcher,
Smith. Losing pitcher, Hallahan.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-lP-
Hack Wilson'S Goth, 3lst and 32nd
home runs of the a featured
the Is to 2 hammering the Cubs
gave the Pills today. The first two
circuit cloutS were off Collins, ace
Of the local staff. and the third off
Willoughby. Malone and Hartnett
also hit four ply Swats.
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WIEN Primo was ordered out, a
terrible yelp went up from some
quarters. Congressman Robert Clan
cy of Michigan rushed TO Washing
ton on some important business.
result-the 2O-day extension. All OF
which goes 10 snow that Primos
managers are on To the ropes. It's
a bitter dose for those who hoped
10 see Primo eliminated from the
picture. All OF his bouts have been
highly unsatisfactory. The only real
fighter he faced was George God
frey and that resulted in another
n Of those beautiful fouls. BY
hook and crook. Primo has been
built up into a contender. No
wonder the folks are going ga-ga
owe the wrestling shows.
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OLD RIVALRY
ON DISPLAY
Large Crowd Expected To
Witness Bronc-Saint
Battle Here
VALLEY LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
San Benito at Brownsville.
La Feria at Harlingen.
Donna at Raymondville.
McAllen at Mission.
Rio Hondo off day.
imp. Assignments
Brownsville = McElwain g. Briggs
Harrington : Eckoff and Ewing.
Raymondville Johnson and
Drucke.
Mission : Emory and Wilder.
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Xxx Batted for Cannon In 7tii
xxx Batted for Brancheau in et.l
Wichita Falls :. 051 020 030-ln
Waco .......... 010 800 o14-lI
TWO pase hits-Buhns 2, Kloza
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z-Batted for Cronin in 7th.
zz-Batted for Zachary in 9th.
Totals ......... 81 4 Is 81 ~ 3
st. Louis ........ 1000 200 030-5
Boston 600 OlO O3O-4
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EUSTAQUIO notices that Denny
Shute. IS beginning a series OF syn
dicated articles on how to play min
nature golf. He's about two months
too late SO far a the Valley IS con-
.--semed. Denny might do some buSi-
4 ness here If he were TO write a few
articles on how 10 keep the ball out
Of the alley.
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Pot Shots

al. OUR PAL, vas the title Of
the theme song composed at the
Cap where the new lightweight
champ did his training for the title
fight. Now let's not hear anyone say
he always figured AL was a Singer.
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Bills There

YODER'S case proves that the VA
ley league is beng watched ~ the
scouts. IL IS not al all Unlikely ina.
several other boys III the amateur
CAcuI NIL We -AeAc1 L-~~-e sAe eL-
u Tie SSasOl4. ~ Ms WI LA-S -
nina Aao LAC IOas4c NOveG 4 A.~.A-
tam CULnp.e.e Oa.tIAg anu pl.oA-As
ieoorus. AInousn II ndS Deen a nal~
struggle, tine b ave Deen Kept
fairy complele.
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How about . ditty for the Saints
to twang on their harps as they
lcll en- the heiehts Of the Rio Grande
Valley league?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16
IN PROBATE

IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
 TATE OF J. W. PRITCHETT,
 DECEASED.
 Notice Is Hereby Given, That I, Sarah E. Pritchett, was on the 24th day of September, 1880, duly ap- pointed administratrix of the above named estate of J. W. Pritchett, de- ceased, by order of the Probate Court.
 All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified and required to file same with memoranda, duly verified, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Wrangell this 24th day of September, 1930.
 SARAH E. PRITCHETT, Admlnistratrix of the Estate of J..
 W. Pritchett, Deceased. First Publication, Sept. 25, 1880. Last Publication, Oct. 23, 1880.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16
LOCAL NOTES

L. s. Roche, recently employed by the Bureau of Public Roads in the survey of Klawak, arrived in Wrangell on the powerboat Lieba, en route to Seattle.
 Rev. G. Edgar Gallant of Skag- way was a passenger to Seattle on the Princess Louise.
 Constable W. Harrison of the B. c. Police, was a passenger to Tele- graph Creek on the last trip of the Hazel B. No. to relieve Constable Peter Smith, who is being trans ferred.
 Jack Gurr, who recently return ed from Juneau, was a passenger to Seattle on the Princess Louise, en route to Portland to join his family.
 Miss Eva Sumption returned on the Northwestern from a visit to Ketchikan.
 George Anderson, well-known piano expert of Juneau, arrived in Wrangell on the Admiral Rogers rom heCcnlkan.
 Charles Nelson, well-known pio- neer resident of Wrangell, was a passenger to Seattle on the Yukon to join Mrs. Nelson, who has been spending the summer with relatives in Bellingham. MT. and Mrs. Nell son expect to remain on the Sound this winter, returning to WrangeIl early in the spring.
 Mrs. Robert Hyland, wife of the well-known Telegraph Creek mer- chant, arrived in Wrangell' on the Princess Louise, after a months visit with friends in Seattle and Vancouver. She was a passenger on the last trip of the Hazel B. No. 8.
 Mrs. Jack Fowler made the round trip from Great Glacier on the last trip of the Hazel B. No. 5.
 Mrs. Walter Simpson made the round trip from Jackson's Landing on the Hazel B. No. 8, accompan- jed by hen daughter Viola, who sailed for Vancouver on the Prin- cess Louise to spend the winter with her grandmother in Ottawa.
 E. M. Policy, representing the territorial treasurer's office, was a visitor inWrangell last week on of- ficial business.
 Dr. Alex Patterson, who arrived in Wrangell last week to take over the practice of Dr. B. H. Edwards, sailed for Seattle on the Northland. He suffered a severe heart attack last Saturday night, according to Dr. Edwards.
 James Wheeler Jr. took passage on the Queen for Portland, Ore, where he will enter the Northwest Dental College, says the Alaskan.
 Mrs. Jennie Lewis, who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs Anna Dunkleberger of Petersburg, re- turned to Wrangell on the Queen last Thursday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

IN THE UNITED STATES COM MISSIONER'S COURT, WRAN- CELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVIS- ION OF ALASKA IN PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF JOHN SAARIKOSKI, DECEASED.
 NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FL NAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT
 The Administrator of the above Estate, having this day filed his Final Account and Report.
 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that a hearing be had upon said Final Account before the Court on the Sd day of November, 1880, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after noon of the said date.
 ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID ESTATE are hereby notified and required to appear at said time and place of hearing to offer ob- jections, if any they have, why said Account should not be approved. Dated at WrangeIl, Alaska, this 3d day of September, 1880.
 L. B. CHISHOLM,
 U. S. Commissioner and Probate
 Judge.
 First publication Oct. 2, 1880. Published Oct. 2-9-16-23-30, 193O.
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From Cordova-Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Scruby.
 From Juneau-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gucker, J. H. Brokaw.
 The following passengers em- parked for Seattle: Mrs. J. w. Ma son, Mrs. Agnes Fletcher, S. L. Roche, Charles Nelson, Mrs. B. H. Moran, H. c. Timerman.
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The Administrator of the above named Estate, having this day filed his Final Account and Report.
 TT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that a hearing be had upon said Final Account before this Court, on the 18th day of November, 1880, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. in the afternoon of said date. ALL PER SONS INTERESTED IN SAID ES- TATE are hereby notified and re- quired to appear at said time and place of hearing to offer objections, if any they have, why said Account should not be approved.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, Sep tember 29, 1880.
 L. B. CHISHOLM,
 U. S. Commissioner and Probate
 Judge.
 First publication Oct. 2, 1880. Published Oct. 2-9-16-23-30, 1880.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

Mrs. William Tammeree, lay worker in the Presbyterian church at Petersburg, was a passenger on thes Northland, returning to her duties after spending few days in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

The steamer Yukon arrived at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the following passengers for Wrangell:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

FOR SALE-Three-b burner oil stove with oven, used one week. SEQ. Inquire at Sentinel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE UNITED STATES COM MISSIONARIES COURT, WRAN- CELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIvIS- ION OF ALASKA.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

OLD PAPERS FOR sALE-While they last, bundles for 15 cents. Sentinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

FOR SALE-Circulatin heater and
 Hartford-Saxony rug, 11x14. See W. D. Grant at Drift Inn. 1030+
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

IN THE UNITED STATES COM MISSIONER'S COURT, WRAN- CELL PRECINCT, FIRST DIVIS- ION OF ALASKA IN PROBATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF CLAUDE BLACKING- TON, DECEASED.
 NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FL NAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

The steamer Queen arrived at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. After loading II tierces of mild cured salmon consigned to the A. & P. and six boxes of iced fish to the Washington Fish & Oyster Co.,, she sailed at o'clock for Seattle and wayports with the following pas
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

MINK FOR SALE-Pairs and trios. some Yukon, some coast. Selling at sacrifice. Box 542, Wrangell
 1023*
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

FOR SALE-Sewing machine. h.
 quire of Mrs. w. c. Lewis. 1O3O"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16

sengers from Wmngell:
 For Ketchikan-P. c. McCor- mack, c. P. Suttle, Fred Dickerson, w. H. Wilson, R. D. Mccullough, c. c. Eddie, Fred Nash, Mac Boyle. For Seattle-A. Peterson, H. Holme, L. Taylor, W. H. Forest, J. M. Jackson, Cal Marken.
 The steamer Northwestern ar rived at 5:3O o'clock Tuesday morning with the following pas sengers for Wrangell:
 From Seattle-Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Schwabland and children.
 From Ketchikan-P. c. McCor- mack, Eva Sumption, Staff Captain J. Acton, S. A.
 The following passengers em- parked here:
 For Petersburg-T. Gaffney, H. J. Oster.
 For Juneau-E. L. Sampson, H. Ficklin, George Anderson.
 The steamer Queen arrived from the north last Thursday afternoon at o'clock with the following pas sengers for Wrangell
 From Juneau-Mr. and Mrs. George Gunderson.
 From Petersburg-Mrs. Jenine Lewis, Mrs. M. Hofstad.
 -
 The following passengers em- parked on the Princess Louise, which arrived in Wrangell at 2 o'clock Tuesday evening:
 For. Victoria-J. H. Gray.
 For Seattle-Mrs. Sarah Pritch- cit, Jack Gurr.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-10-16
WATERFRONT

The motorship Northland arrived at o'clock Sunday morning with one passenger for this port: Frank Parrish of Juneau. The following passengers embarked here:
 For Ketchikan-Dr. R. l.. Canl- son, H. .F. Hunter.
 For Seattle-Dr. Alex Patterson.
 The steamer Princess Louise ar rived Sunday morning northbound with the following passengers for Wrangell:
 From Seattle-Mns. Robert Fly land, W. T. Hale.
 From Prince Rupert-Constable Harrison.
 The motorship Northland arriv- ed at 2 o'clock Friday morning with the following passengers for this port:
 From Ketchikan: G. H. Bach, Mn. and Mrs. Oscar Holland, Thom- as Gaffney.
 The following passengers em- parked here:
 For etersburg-Chet Johnson Rev. F. Monroe, Mrs. Wm. Tam maree.
 For Juneau, S. Helenthal, J. A Corners, sallie, Lundie. Mrs. May Gartley, Miss Espey, A. Van Nav trn.
 The steamer Admiral Rogers ar rived at o'clock Sunday morning with the following passengers for Wrangell:
 From KetchiHan-Geo. Anderson H. J. Oster, Frank Parrish.
 B. M. Policy embarked for Ju- neau.