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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18

A football game between the Army
and the University of Kentucky at
West Point in 1888 has been ar
ranged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18

University Of Californias fresh
man turnout Of 124 for football rep
resents one Of the largest aggrega-
lions In the history Of the school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18
Locals to Engage
Washburn Outfit
Invaders Have Been Victorious
in Three Out of Four
Previous Contests

Bismarck and Washbufns arch ri
walls for baseball supremacy, will con-
tinue their feud at the Bismarck ball
park Sunday.
The two teams have met on four
previous occasions this season in
games which were bitterly contested
until the last ball was pitched.
Washburn turned back the Elks-
sponsored in three out Of the four
previous starts but the locals forced
the issue into extra innings before
they were beaten.
Lefty Klein, Bismarck's twirling
ace, Is scheduled to start for the
home club while Gorder, capable
performer for the invaders, will take
the mound for WaShburn.
The tentative lineup follows.
CupT7PN pYCMA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18

Loyola university of New Orleans
will probably have a football line
this season averaging 1877 pounds a
man.. 4.
The Clemson football team this year
will wear, for the first time, white
jerseys. The shirts will carry orange
and purple numerals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18

"Pug" Rentner. star Northwestern
university fullback and forward pass
er, has broken his right wrist -four
times.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18

Jesse F~ronterhouse Of Oklahoma
City set q course record Of 81 at
Shepherd Lake in the city invita-
ton golf tourney.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-18
;!s4Ek&R42g
by The Associated Press)

Babe Ruth and Bill Dickey. YAM
kees-Hit two homers apiece in dou-
bic victory over Browns. former
bringing seasons total to ~. Latter
driving in seven Of II runs in first
game.
Jonathan Stone. Tigers-Hit homer
with one on to provide winning mar
gin in 81 victory over Senators.
Earl Webb, Red Sox-Webb set new
major league mark Of IS doubles with
one in each game against Cleveland.
Danny Taylor, Cuhs-Singled In
ninth to drive in English with run
that beat Brooklyn 4-3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-08

INV 4ORk, IUUI, W. ms, 108 Rlch-
land 6-rm. cottage; mo free. Ri. TIPS
NEW YORK, G.. 22O1-6-rm. mod double
weather stripped; easily heated. Ri. 6256
PINE. N 63l-5-rm. semi-modern double.
gar; reduced rent Ri. 1852
PLEASANT RUN BLVD. So E.-5 rm. mod
Sleeninn nOrch parare Dr. 1O64
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Houses for Sale
North
South


SEMI MODERN 49, Three bedroom home
naar GOOD school and car line; SIPS cash
will get deed. Price Sl,475, balance sl5
per month. less than rent. Dr. 2432
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CLIMBER, l723-2 Wks. free mod dble
must see to appreciate; s23.5O wa. pd
Ri 0083
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CHEVROLET coach. 1880. just like new;
very low mileage. Give US ring and let
us demonstrate it. $3.50
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Apartments for Rent


ASHLAND. 1214-Upper apartment: mod
ern; garage, reasonable
KOEHNE, 1864-Up. duplex; rms with
hit, vat, stove. gar. furn Ha. 1272-R.
MARKET. e. 1053-Lower duplex: rms.
heat and water furn.; garage. Lii 8411.
NEW JERSEY, N. 522-Lovely 2. and 5
rm. apis; strictly mod; reas. Ri. 1884.
PARK. 2122-Duplex; rms. porches.
garage: heat and water: reduced. He. $685..
TALBOT. N, 2922-Modern 5-rm. duplex;
all hardwood heat, water. gar; $40 mo.
WASHINGTON E 5014h-5 large rms
mod: desirable: Cd ht.; gar; rent reas.
Indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments in any part OF
city, furnished and unfinished. from SIS
to SIPS. Transportation furnished. No
charges or obligations. Ii 4507 evenings
and Sunday. Wa. 0433 or Be 3114.
Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all. parts Of city; free
transportation to inspect apartments.
Call He. 1887 or Ri. 1871. day or night.
MANCHESTER, 962 N. PENN.
Apartment; all utilities furn.: S37 so to
$50; Frigidaire. Lii. 1881.
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$3.50; near School So. II. 7108.
FLETCHER. 653-7-Rm. mod. double; gar.
water paid. reduced $40 DE-. n4na.
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CONGRESS. 36l-Spotless; 5-rm., 2-story
mod. double; cd furnace. $50 Ii 1858.
CONGRESS. 345-Mod single: hardwood
frs; laundry. weather stripped gar; S35.
HUI 7041.
DAVIDSON, N, 427 lRearI-small house,
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GLADSTONE, N, 19-Mod 5-rm. dble., hit
wat. gar. $3.50 summer $50 Hot wat
HAMILTON AVE. N. 45-1a double 5
rms. Semi-mOdern; garage CHI 66I7
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED Middle-aged housekeeper: fun
charge small wage; good home employed
man, state partic. Ad. Times. BX. A229.
THOROUGHLY experienced saleslady for
our coat and dress department Apply
Charles W Wash St
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Furnished Apts.-Houses

ASHLAND. 2240-Lower apt; rms, bath;
piano overstuhed suite. walnut dining
room suite; heat furnished. gar; utilities
CENTRAL. 2131-~Front apt: living room
DedToom; kitchenette. dinette, SIS 80 wk.
HOYT, l40i-Modern or Groom house;
IuEn or unfurn.. sacrifice. Dr.. l268-R.
ILL. ~. 2611-2 bedroom apt: Frigidaire;
oouDie garage. utilities; children welcsme.
NEW YORK. W. i003-5 rooms nicely
furnished: 1923 w. New York: 5 rooms
reasonable; water paid. Ri. 7725.
SANDERS. so3-5 rms. turn, mod apt;
lights. water heat paid. s32 month.
WALLACE, NJ. 19-4-room furnished apt:
ideal location: east: S2s.
WALNUT E., 115-3 rms: alcove: priv.
bath; $40. See housekeeper in basement.
WASHINGTON. E.. 3720-Modern 4 nm
bath apt; Downstairs. priv. porch 81 wk
18TH. w. 42-NicelY decorated kitchenette
apartment. utilities furnished: $50. Cal
Apartment No. l. THE GRANT.
Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LIZ RATES
Beautiful. modern. complete. furnished
or unfinished. with or without hotel
service: walking distance. $50 n. Penn
sylvania street or call Ri. 1871.
3 BEDROOM SINGLE. 200 NORTH
Nicely. furnished; only s45; 3 bedroom
furnished double. East $50. Mr. MOTT,
Ii. 1858. evenings. Ii. 9065.
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CHESTER, n, 621-6 rms modern. fur
nished breakfast nook; cabinet built-in;
cistern garage; paved alley: car one
block. water included. $50
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

TEMPLE. ~. 20-2 or,5 mod. nicely furn.
housekeeping rms; very ress. Oh. 1857.
WALNUT. Z. it5-2 rms. furnished: clean.
modern: SIS. See housekeeper in basement.
DIST, W. l057--l or completely furn..
mod. front rms. pr. entrance Ia 255i
DOWNTOW Furnishes or 'unfurnished
Call BREvoRT HOTEL. III & Ohio St.
LOVELY WOCDRUFF-Cozy hsekpine rT1..
furnished. $3.50 Oh. 4I03.
$3.50, .WK--Will share modern home with
couple. Be. 33ie
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ALABAMA. n. 1902-Large. complete rm.;
for ] or 2: steam heat car line
CENTRAL 2Ol6-Lovely. warm, front rm-;
reasonable. home privileges. Ia. 0632.
CENTRAL. 33l7-DeSirable sleeping room.
private home $3.50.
CENTRAL. l960-Warm. nicely furn. m
close to bath; reasonable
COLLEGE. 2242-Modern home: attractive
rm.; constant hot water; privileges.
COLLEGE. 2242-Attractive rm l or Q;
hot water. privileges He. 4745.
della NJ, 10l7-Large front nm: new
walnut suite also sgle, rm; gar Ri. 8255.
EVISON, 1l46-Emp. couple or ladies to
share moo home with lady. Dr.. 0367.
ILLINOIS, NJ 2l63-Wen furn front rm.;
plenty heat; constant. hot wa; gar opt.
MICH, -, 13l2-Large light room down;
mod. priv home; near car, bus.
NEW. JERSEY, N, 4O03--Large rm.. beau
tful private home. Wa 4671-W
PARK. 24l5-W ell-furn steam heat pri-
yate entrance; in family; reference.
PARK. 1864 APT. Room for 2; meals
optional Call after $50
PENN NJ 1923 Lovely large rm.. near
bath: home privileges. Ia 0733.
PENN. N. 9l9 APT lO-Very COM
Portable room; connects bath. reasonable.
PENN. ~. 1347-Lovelv rm.; quiet home
Gentleman preferred, garage Il. 1857.
RILEY, NJ. 31-Front room for l or 2;
private home; meals optional.
ST. CLAIR. e.. 314: Ant. IL front Sleep
ing ru.: steam heat, ALWAYS hot water:
20 9l!u SOU.
TALBOT, N 23O7-Large rm. suitable 1
or ?. 81. front rm. gar. 81. Ia. 5438.
TALBOT, N. 1885 Attractive; worry sim
heat. hot water; next bath; $3.50 to Sc.
Walking distance: So Ri l68l.
WASH. BLVD. N. OF 51ST- Beautifully
iurn front rm home priv. Hu. 1853
l2TH, E., 521-S3; modern home. Ri.
RINK Apt CT. Furnished front room:
private bath; entrance. Ii 2708.
St Denis Running water 81 for
-. - IlI9 SO West Market.
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice clean rms hot cold water. SIS wk
bath. ST. Steam heat. A real winter
homo. ladies', gentlemen. 232 S. III.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N III outside rms.
81 wk. up. furnished ants. Ii 2821.
WILL SHARE nicely furnished apt: with
emploved girl ri. $3.50. after 5.
CLINTON HOTEL % Vir: clean, sleeping
rms. $3.50 up, also hsekp, steam heat.
SELL RENT or Buy REAL ESTATE
through classified ads in the Times
Phone "ad-taker' Ri 555l during bust
mass hours
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Situations Wanted Male
Situations Wanted Female

GOOD all around man: able to do mos
ANYTHING. Oh 3658-R.
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SUB LEASE-Wrl sacrifice practically So
Of rent: private offices and larg sales
men room adjoining VIII divide to suit
real bargain Holiday bldg Ohio and
Alahana b. 4292 MR.. CROST
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Spccial Notices


AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Telephone ri. 1870 w u. Barton
LOOK in the window at 335 Massachu-
setts Ave
DEBTS notes accounts collected or nc
CHARGE 315 Board OF Trade. III 8687
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Rooms Tor Rent

POSITION as housekeeper by woman 30 in
mother.ess home or aged couple. Times
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USED CAR Statesmen
Help Wanted Female
SALESWOMEN

Splendid opportunity for
intelligent, educated, and we'll
groomed women. who are ex-
perienced in contracting the
public to sell electrical refrig-
eracors on mo DOWN PAY
MENT' 25c a day meter
matte plan.
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PROTAIN GAS SYSTEM-White enamel
gas stove, oven, broiler tanks. etc. comp,
cheap. for suburban use. DR.. 3777-M
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~ Warned Maze


WANTED
SEVERAL MEN TO SOLICIT NEWS
PAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE IN
DUSTRIOuS WORKERS AND CAP NBLE
ALESNgN SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR PRODUCERS APPLY eos " MARY
LAND. INDIANAPOLIS TINES.
USED CAR Statesmen
We have an opening for a few good
used car statesmen il YOU have g clientele
and can show q good past record. see MI
Andrews, j. C SCanlOn Co.. 1904 W
wash ST Friday. 2 TO only
COUPIE-s5 MS no children: care for
rmine hscs exc tor I'm rent III e. 18th.
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Business Opportunities

GARAGE and used car business; good
building. large lot: low rent; on state
road in city limit. Price $500 to $1,000.
Night trade Times. Box A-228
CENTRAL. I4O4-26 rms. for light house
keeping Jennings Bros. % South Illinois ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-08

SPECIAL sale Of steel refrigera~
tors in all sizes, rare values.
Polar Ice and Fuel Co.
1000 Northwestern Ave. TIA. O689
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Cheap Rent, $3.50
Suburban Tor Rent
Office and Desk Space

4-ROOM BUNGALOW-S10: school bus a
door Stop g. Danville line. Be. 3l64-3
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PRINCETON HOTEI
Room for Rent With Board

MERIDIAN 2l62 N-Rmmate.; twin beds:
congenial: reasonable. Ia. 0450
MICH b., S7Ol-LOVELY RM.. NOD.
PRIV HOME MEALS OPT. IR. 1880.
MICH, W, 1882 Front rm for .; SIS each:
mod. private home, good meals. Be. 0648.
NORTH Congenial party to share attrac-
tive rm with girl. Private Apt. with
meals. ia. 1926, evening.
RAYMOND, e.. l532-HONfE PRIVILEGES;
GENTLEMAN PREF. DIR. 2475.
SHERMAN DR.. IS N.-Rm for 2; near
Wash. car: home cooking. Ir. 6347.
2lST. F. 2l7-Large front rm. private
home. excel. meals; M car. bus ia. l400.
ROOM board, laundry; privileges private
family, man, CHI 3658-R.
GOOD home east for one or two children
Call or write u N. New Jersey.
ATTRACTIVE front rm.: good meals;
laundry parent and child; IS. Ha 1912
SMALL CHLD-Nfodern home; mothers
care. near school, reasonable. CHI 04l3-J
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Machinery & Tools

FOR new and renewed electric motors;
one. 40 to 200 horsepower. Call
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 E. Washington St. II. ISL.
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Household Goods

GAS STOVE-Furnirare pianos, sewing
machines, refTigerators; al in good con-
ditiou and cheap as YOU want them. De-
livery free 127 W Georgia St.
BASEBURNERS-Al kinds reasonable
prices CHARLES kOEHRING. $50 Viz
ginia Ave Dr.. 1917
BREAKFAST SET-Italian carved dining
nm & bedrm twin beds. linen fYieze liv-
ing rm rugs sac 242s n Meridian.
BASERURNER-R Stewart. GOOD
condition: SIS. 429 n. state 81
DOES voul sewing machine need repairing
Call White Sewing Machine Co. RI. 4l55
BASEBURNERS. hotblast heaters new anc
used: cheap 1886 Oliver Ave Be 2456
THOR WASHER-A-1 CONDITION: BAR
GAIN FOR SO. III E. MICHIGAN.
GAS STOVE-4-burner. I00-lb ice box.
reasonable Call On. 3029-M.
FURNTTURE-NeW used. s-roorn outft:
easy terms n. Barrett, S6s Virginia Ave.
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WARMAN S. 5Ol-Bungalow: 6 rms, mod
except furnace; garage Be. 0746.

% N. 10 7 Il IbEEOtI NflON II
7-Room modern single garage, S35.
GREGORY & APPEL, INC. Ii. 749l
10TH, E.. 251O-Near Spades PIX; 4-room
mod double; cabinet; garage. Dr.. 1880
nth. E, 29I4-4-Room modern double.
garage. coal furnished S36 month; must
give ref; want perm. tenants. Ri. 1852.
21ST. w. 123-7-rm. modern; clean, near
school: yard Ha. 2189.
22D ST. F.. 817-6 rms. modern; redeco-
rated S25 Call He. 1888
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J. C. Wilson, 1890 Prospect
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Geo. E. Kincaid, 1913 N. Illinois, WA. 5151
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w. d. Beanblossom, 1921 w. Ray BE. 1888
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Radio and Equipment

U-NEEDA RADIO SERVICE
Radio calls SOC. aerials So. He 4406.
LINCOLN RADIO SERVICES-Aerials, re
pairs, R. c. A. tubes. II. ll26; On. 1861.
PHICO. table model cost $50; sell for
only S26. 341I N. Illinois st.
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w. H. Richardson & Co.. 1901 N. Mer. ia. 1910 Il
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Ia SALE, S., 36-New 4 rm. mod bunga-
low, dble.; redu. $3.50 Beech Grove
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Automobiles for Sale

AUSTIN-1930 coupe $685. no
va IL interest. no finance; no lndors-
Al ~ ers on our new payment plan.
VII LAUTH CHEVROLET co.
3547 Z. Wash. IR. 1175.
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ALABAMA. ~. 1902-Large. complete rm.;
for or 2: steam heat car line.
CENTRAL. 2Ol6-Lovely. warm, front rm-;
reasonable. home privileges. Ia O632
CENTRAL, 33l7--Desirable sleeping room,
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Valid 1922 Union ST., 1919 n. Illinois
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Grinsteiner'S 522 E. Market
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Lauck Funeral Home, 1853 S. Meridian. DIR. 2140 !
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Farms for Sale

1870 A mi. Eliza BEETHOVEN. Ky: cd firm.
hse. barn. etc; sd springs, CHIP. Be. 254a.
20 ACRES-l2 miles South. CaH South
port l15-Ji
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w. T. Blasengym 2226 Shelby
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LA SALE, N. 822 -6-rm. mod doubles
garage. Ewes. Ia. 7190. Day. Ii. 1864.
MPHER SS{ds 283S4 ToQ@ Lights Tats sG
owner. Wa 0439 Evenings.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Goodrich Funeral Home 1911 n. Mer. ia 1OE
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JULIAN. 5739-Attractive bungalow S rms.
mod. choice locations S35. r. 1884
KEYSTONE N. 1024-4 rms, newly deco.
shades, water pd.. gar; red. $l8. Ri. 0645.
La SALE. N, 554-Cottage. semi-modern:
$1,000.
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AGED, |NF|RM FORM
 SUICIDE CULT 0N LONG
 ISLAND, |S REVELATION

NEW YORK. May 1e. (P) - T!1e aged and infirm have formed a suicide cult on Long Island; 1t was revealed when a 60 year old woman was charged with the murder Of her invalid brother.
 Miss Louise Schwarz. told police that her brother John, three years Younger, had shot himself after prayers had failed to bring relief for his suffering.
 Members of the strange colony it was said, held wes'..' prayer meetings at A1nityvilla. :l!en!s:s found the woman sane.
 While the police che :Sea up de- tails of her story, .credance was given to: it, when it was discovered that one other member had hang ed himself.
 Miss Scl1wayz, howesc: is being held on tie charge of second dc- gree murder.
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.DERANCED L0CGER AT
 SHELTON KILLS FOUR
 AND THEN HIMSELF

SHELTON. Wash. May 19, (R- Freed a year ago when he shot and killed one man and wounded another while drunk, William A. Renfree, B, logger, ran amuck at camp g miles from here killing four persons, including himself.
 A fifth victim is not expected to live. One of the victims was Joseph Grisdale, g, second member of the Reed numbering family to be kill ed by deranged logger within a year. Renfree also shot and killed his wife and daughter Mary Louise, 2, and possibly fatally wounded ar- other daughter Wanda, nine years ! old.
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PIONEER FRED sTALDER
 SUDDENLY STRICKEN

Found by Al Sellers in his cabin at Mile 16A critically ill, Fred ctalder, about 65 years of age, pio- ger of Alaska and a veteran resi- :ent of this district, was rushed to he Seward General Hospital for
 eatment. But it was too late; little ,uld be done for him and he passed away during the night.
 It was only a few days ago that Mir. Stalder was in Seward and few, apparently, knew he was not in the best of health for he made no complaint. His death marks the passing of another Oldtimer over the Last Trail.
 Efforts are being made today to get in touch with relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced as soon as learned.
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CAR OVERTURNED

Mrs. David Waggoner, who with her husband has been engaged in Presbyterian missionary work in Southeast Alaska many years, suf- fered a fractured rib when the automobile in which she was rid- ing overturned short distance from Seattle. The Rev. MT. Wag- goner, who was in the car at the time, was not injured, says the Juneau Empire.
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COMING NORTH

Col. G. R. Lukesh, Engineer Corps, U. s. A., and Division En- gineer for the United States Board of Engineers will pay an official visit to Alaska this summer, &C., cording to the Juneau Empire. Col. Lukesh's division comprises the Portland, Seattle and Alaska dis tricts, and he makes his head quarters at Portland.
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CURFEW HOUR CHANGED

What, no curfew? We'll I ain't going home till it rings!" Local youngsters kept one ear open last night for any sound that resembled a bell ringing, but not until 10 p. m., not g, did the kiddoes hear the Chief of Poice,s evening carol. Cur few has been heightened one hour.
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT.

IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 FOR THE JUNEAU LAND DISTRICT.
 AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
 In the Matter of the Application of CROSBY FISHERIES INCORPORATED. A corporation. for soldiers additional home- stead embraced in U. S. Survey No 1926. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT
 SERIAL NO. 0eesi ............. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Cros- by Fishefies Incorporated, . corporation or ganised under the laws of the State of haa filed application Serial No. osesl for patent under Sections 2so6 and 2so7 Revised Statutes of the United States for . tract of land embraced In U. S. Official Survey No. 1926. and situated on the south shore of ZaeheF Bay. west side H Kodiak Island, Alaska. in latitude 67 deg; g min. % sec. N. and longitude 163 deg. 46 min 20 sec. w.. and more particularly described in the field notes and plat thereof. and containin: survey is situated at a point on Zaeher Bay from whence U. g. L. M. Mo-. 1926 bears south 6S deg. 59 min. ol sec. S.17 chains distant.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above described land should file their adverse claims with the register of the United States Land Office at Anch- tion or thirty days thereafter or they wi be barred by the provisions of the Statutes
 DATED at Anchorage. Alaska. this day of April. 1881. -
 J. Lindley Green.
 Register.
 First Publication May le, 1881. Last Publication July 13. 1881. D-May IS. 25. June ]. 8, l5. 22. 29. July 6, 13, 1881.
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OLDTIMER DIES

Frederick Perkins, aged 60, a resident of Southeast Alaska for 31 years, died recently at Juneau where he had been patient three weeks, suffering from pneumonia, says the Empire.
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Mrs.sAxel Williamson's many friends here and to the Westward will be glad to know that she is get ting along nicely under the at tentive care of the Seward General Hospital staff.