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You Run
No Risk
in Joining the LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE OF THE WORLD on the
charter of Valdez Lodge No. 1427, because you can transfer to any other
lodge at any time, can take out a withdrawal card or a Supreme Lodge
card in case No. 1427 becomes defunct. But as long as ten members
desire to retain the charter it cannot be forfeited. So once a Moose,
always a Moose. The Supreme Lodge, with a fat treasury, stands back
of every subordinate lodge, and In cases of fatal disasters or epidemics
extends unlimited relief the afflicted lodges immediately without the un
winding of any red tape or assessment of the membership. The minute
you take the oath of a Loyal Moose one million members stand ready to
protect the honor of your home, aid you in sickness and distress, give
your children a free vocational training and yourself and wife care in
old age. A correspondence course will soon be available to the member
ship and a period at each meeting devoted to study. Competent Instruct
ors will visit each lodge frequently to better aid the Loyal Moose along
the paths of progress.
The Mooseheart governors are searching Arizona for the best avail
able site for a sanitarium, where all members stricken with the white
plague will be taken and cured. .And the cost of all this Is only $13.00
per year. You cannot afford to overlook the advantage of being one of
a million members in the LOYAL ORDER OF M008E OF THE WORLD,
an order that now ranks only second among beneficial fraternities, and
in less than two years will bs the largest and greatest in the world.
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Gaines played August 17, 1914.
■ National League.
Cincinnati 1, Boston 11. Pitchers—
Benton; Rudolph.
Second game. Cincinnati 3, Boston
5. Pitchers—Schneider; James.
St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1. Pitch
ers—Perdue; Mayer, Rixey.
Chicago 3, Brooklyn 0. Pitchers—
Lavender; Allen.
Pittsburg 3, New York 7. Pitchers
—Harmon, MccQuillian; Tesreau,
Fromme.
American League
New York 0, Washington 1. Pitch
ers—Warhop; Ayers.
Second game. Ne wYork. 4, Wash
ington 3. Pitchers—Fisher, Keating,
Pieh; Johnson.
Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 0. Pitch
ers—Bush; Coumbe, Dillinger.
TEAM STANDING.
National League.
Per
Games— Won Lost Cent
New York .58 43 i 574
Boston .55 48 545
Chicago .55 51 519
St. Louis .57 53 518
Brooklyn.50 54 481
Philadelphia .48 57 457
Cincinnati.48 58 453
Pittsburg.48 58 453
American League.
Per
Games— Won Lost Cent
Philadelphia .71 35 670
Boston.60 47 561
Washington .58 51 532
Detroit .56 54 509
Chicago .55 58 495
St. Louis .52 55 486
New York .49 61 445
Cleveland .37 79 319
Northwestern League.
Per
Games— Won Lost Cent
Vancouver .77 48 610
Spokane .75 50 600
Seattle .74 53 583
Victoria .53 73 421
Tacoma .51 78 395
Ballard .48 77 384
ALAMEDA HERE
IN THE MORNING
The steamer Alameda was expect
ed in Cordova this afternoon but had
not been reported at the time of go
ing to press. The boat, however,
should be in Valdez early in the
morning.
Mrs. William Crawford left on the
iSteamer Sampson for the states on a
short visit.
Bobert McIntosh lost one of his big
dapple grey horses in Mineral creek
>above the wagon road, when the sin
gletree to the vehicle broke and the
wagon was upset in midstream. Be
sides the horse he lost a wagon loan
of supplies.
GERMAN CROWN
PRINCE DYING
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is three times as large as the Ger
man boat with heavier armament, as
she carries four 8-inch guns and
twelve 6-inch guns, while the Leipzig
carries only ten 4-inch guns and a
number of smaller ones.
Leipzig In Frisco Harbor.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 18.—The
German cruiser Leipzig returned to
this port today from the north and
is coaling. Under international law
the Leipzig is entitled to enough fuel
to take her to the nearest home
port, which, in this case, is Samoa,
and therefore the ship can load her
bunkers to capacity. It is expected,
however, that should the Leipzig plan
to prey upon English commerce along
the Pacific and return to this or any
other American port for coal that
she will be refused.
May Have Taken Prizes.
Although none of the crew have
been allowed ashore it is rumored
here that the Leipzig took a number
of prizes, capturing British merchant
men and that several of the ships
were sunk, while one is reported to
be at sea with the passengers and
crews of the British vessels, and who
are to be held until the Leipzig has
cleaned up the coast of all British
shipping.
Leipzig Leaves San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.—The
German cruiser Leipzig left here to
day with her bunkers full of coal,
having Temalned the twenty-four
hours allowed by international law.
Has 8tart of Japanese Boat
The Leipzig has the start of the
Japanese boat In the race for Somoa
but the latter Is the faster of the
two and could overtake her. All Brit
ish ships have been ordered to keep
in communication with the Japanese
vessel and report the position of the
German ship if she approaches them
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C. B. SMITH, Proprietor. Office on Wall Street.
to make a capture.
Austrians Defeated By Servians.
PLOIF, Aug. 18.—The Austrian
army of invasion into Servia met in
the Sazbatz mountains by a large
force of Servians and before they
were able to withdraw from the nar
row defiles 15,000 Austrians were kill
ed, wounded or captured, while the
balance fled in disorder, leaving sev
eral field batteries, a dozen machine
guns and thousands of small arms,
which were thrown away by the Aus
trians in their mad flight to safety.
Japan Orders Cotton.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—The
Swiss minister here has appealed to
the American government to allow
New York bankers to loan money to j
Switzerland because of the need for
gold in the little mountain republic, i
where every man has been called to |
the colors to maintain their inde- i
pendence and prevent the violation of j
neutrality. The cost of mobilizing
the army has been enormous and all
industry has stopped so that much
money is needed to place business
on a normal footing in Switzerland. !
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Stockholders Meeting.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Black Diamond Gold Mining Com
pany (as adjourned) is called to meet
at the office of the company in Val
dez. Alaska, on September 15th, 1914,
at 8 o’clock p. m., at which meeting ,
a board of irectors will be elected
for tne ensuing year and other busi- i
ness of importance will come before 1
the meeting.
By order of the president,
k Sept. 1 GEO. J. LOVE, Secretary. ;
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Regular Communications ttrst Wednesday to
each month in McKinley Hall Visitors always
welcome.
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C. C. Remolds. Sec
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PANAMA HOTEL
FOR SALE cheap if sold be
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TERMS—Small cash payment, low
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L. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor.
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GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
The best groceries received
on every boat,
Fresh vegetables, fruits
and nuts.
BEST PLACE TO EAT
MRS. ST. MARIE’S
Moved to Reed Building, on Wall
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i 7am to 9am
iMEAtiSj Lunch 12 m to 1 p m
' 6 to 7 i> rn
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STEAM LAUNCH N & S
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