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Prospectors^
Don’t neglect your health on the trail.
t. The VALDEZ DRUG CO.
is prepared to fill your medicine kit
with the purest and’best of drugs;
medicines, and surgical bandages;
GiveYwFreijkCffl^adto
ROBERT MdNTOSH
DEUVERY GUARANTEED
Contracts taken for delivery in the NELCHINA,
CHISANA, and SLATE CREEK sections.
No contract too large, none too smalh
For prices apply to Rob’t McIntosh, Valdez.
THE BIG PLACE
Is Still the Attraction.
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We wish to announce to the public that we now have in stock
Valdez Glacier Gold Beer
a product of Valdez and a new brew of superior excellence.
7 pts Valdez Glacier Gold Beer $1.00
5 qts Valdez Glacier Gold Beer $1.00
Patronize home industry and keep the money in Valdez.
The public will find this beer on an equal with any outside
beers—it being an entirely new brew.
Free delivery to all parts of the city
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THE BIG PLACE
DR. ADAMS, Dentist
OFFICE, Walt street, (text to Valdez Prospector.
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In the race to win your pat- j
rdtiage you will find me in the j
lead! 1
I otter you everything that a j
skilled dentist can give. 1
Work of right Quality. Pain- j
less methods. Honest prides. J
Courteous attention. j
Why not get my free advice j
and estimate? <
Administrator** Notice.
In Probate Court for Valdes Prdclnct,
Territory ot Alaska.
In tbe matter of aws edtate or Liz
zie Stropp, deceased.—Notice to Cred
't0NoficA is hereby gf+dn tt» dll Ar
sons having claims against the estate
of Lissio JHfdp*. <Mweased, to ^pre
sent the a4&e. fith the proper vouch
ers, to tn Mmtiusifdtor of sdid es
tate, at his office in the Whaling
BnfldiUg, VildMz, AttsVd, ffithftt HU
months from the date of this ndttcd.
Dated May 4. MU.
Administrator eft ifth feitate 6t Lizzie
8tri*t». dbftiddda.
Frank McKenna came in from
Gold creek last evening.
raannuj)
EIM1RBS
TACOMA, Jane 17—McGffinlty, tb«
iron ibhh, cruder of the Tacoma Ti
gers, is efid&avoring to sell his fran
chise and dub, as be has found it
unprofitable, the public of the North
west failing to patrondxe ga^hos ex
cepting 10 Seattle, and even la the
Spirit City the gate receipts are un
certain.
STURT REPAIRS
non dm
Chairman King, of Stre«t Committee
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Secured Granby Piledriver
for Work.
The Granby piledriver and the
Granby crew of men started this
morning on the repair work on the
city dock. The piledriver work across
the bay has been completed and the
driver was about to be dismantled
wheli, through the efforts of Council
man King, chairman of the wharf
committee, the use of the driver and
its crew were secured from Supt.
Smith for the work on the city dock.
The fender piling, which are in bad
condition, and many of the front
bents will be renewed and the dock
placed in excellent condition.
The launch Columbia towed the
piledriver scow across the bay this
morning and the work will be rush
ed, as the men and engine are needed
across the bay on the work of con
structing the tram.
SISTER TIIEIBI
HOME, June 17.—The Sacred Con
gregation of Rites today voted prac
tically unanimously to admit the
cause of beautification and canoniza
tion as a saint of Sister Theresa of
the Infant Jesus. Should the canon-"
ization finally take place it will be
that of the most recently recognized
saint in Vatican history, as Sister
Theresa died only 14 years ago. She
was a nun in the convent at Lisieux,
France, and as a result eft the numer
ous miracles that are declared to
•have been wrought through her ac
quired world-wide fame and the name
of "The Little Flower of Jesus.”
As yet it has not been made public
just which of her miracles have been
selected by the Sacred Congregation
of Rites to be passed upon as estab
lishing her right to be canonized as
a saint. The latter process is also
a very lengthy one and it is not
likely *o be concluded before 15 or
20 years.
PEBTMKTEflSMEET
LINCOLN, Neb., June 17.—Post
masters from the cities, towns, vil
lages, . hamlets and cross-roads of
Nebraska are gathering here today
for the opening of the annual con
vention of the Nebraska postmasters,
which will' be concluded oh Jutie 20.
Owing to retdctaft'ce Or inability on
the part of congress to adjourn in
dUe season the Ostial flock of fence
repdlfttag congressmen were here to
speak to the sfllieflfifChdents of mail
distribution in the cOrnhtlsker state.
Consequently oily home oratorical
talent is being depended on for that
pari of the pfogr&m.
The prize of 3,000 francs offered
every two years for the best work
“in the field of hypnotism, sugges
tion, or in general of physiological
action which may be exercised at a
distance upon a living organism” has
been divided by the French Academy
of Sciences between M. Entile Boifac
Md M. J. OchbroWIcz. Given as a
result of the bequest at Mie. Juliette
de ReTnaoh of 60,000 francs, Dr. Jos
eph JastroW queries in Science at
May 26 Whether a research proving
the absence of any such action "at
a distance” Wotld Wln tBe prise. Tin
French Academy drakes the awards
fof -1628 as encouragement fcrr mer
itorious work, but declares that
neither at the pride WMtaMg sseiys
goes Ot HI prdvlVg the thesis. Dr.
Jastrow thinks the Academy is do
ing wrong to give the bequest even
an implied indorsement.
Mil GOMES
FROM IRE WEST
Called to Steamer Dora, Which Wafc ]
Storm Bound and In Need of
Food Supplies.
The steamer Sampson, of the Ad
miral Line, In command of Captain
Moore, reached Valdez at 5 o’clock
this morning and sailed south in an
hour for Seattle. The Sampson had
on board 360 tons of coal from Ship
creek, which bad been mined in the
Matanuska section by a government 1
mining party and transported to the <
coast by Jack Dalton.
The Sampson was called to Port
Dick, about 90 miles west of Seward, \
where the steamer Dora was s‘orm 1
bound with 100 passengers and* being !
out of food, was calling for help, j]
The Sampson reached the boat and ’
reprovisioned the craft and notified <
the steamer Northwestern to call for 1
the Dora’s passengers, as the Dora is j
unable to make any headway against <
the heavy winds blowing. <
Among the passengers on the Dora
were 70 members of the crew of the '
sailing vessel Parameta wrecked in «
Bristol bay. J
The following passengers arrived ]
on the boat from the west: G. R. 1
Cunningham, J. E. Hughes, C. M. '
Rufe, J. Brock, B. E. Skinner, M.
Johnson, Count J R. Untonsotrick.
The following passengers left Val- i
dez on the Sampson for Seattle: Miss
Gladys Roberts, Helen Kelso, Janski
Flaffi, J. A. Adams, K. Segran. Por
Juneau: G. W. Dight.
WINS 1ST. MONEY I
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Miner Prize Goes to Gang With 55 i
Points—Val Fish and His Boys
Win Blum Prize.
Judge F. M. Brown, Councilman Al- j
bert White and Lieut. Dougherty, j
acting as a committee of judges, yes- .
terday inspected the many dirt piles 1
gathered by the boys contesting for
the cleanup prizes given by citizens
of Valdez.
The contest was held under the
auspices of the Valdez Civic League
and Mrs. Sam Blum had charge of
the details and arrangements.
Squad No. 1, commanded by Tommy
Donohoe, won first prize of $10.00
given by the Weekly Miner, having
a score of 56 points, while Captain
Val Fish’s squad had second honors,
winning the prize given by Sam
Blum, with a score of 45 points.
Squad No. A, with Captain Harry
Lang, won the Blum prize of $5.00
for third honors, with a score of 38
points, while the other two teams
each received $4.00 for the good work i
they had done.
The teams hired by the city Were
busy all day hauling the rubbish away
and it is safe to say that no large
amount of dirt can be found upon un
occupied or Vacant lots within the
limits of the contest. The following
squads participated in the contest: ;
Squad 1—Captain Tommie Dono
hoe, Cornle Schmidt, Lloyd Fish and
Arnold King.
BqOsd 2—Captain George Zharoff,
George Boyd, Eugene Keesler and
Lathrop Grig*by.
Squad 3—Captain Val Fish, Willie
tkilin, Henry Wul# And fiddle Dolan.
Squad 4—Captain Harry Lang, El
well Thawley, Albert /Heckey and
H4rry Carter.
Squad 5—Captain William Lang,
John Bluib, Max Gavigan and Allen
Blum.
Sing Sing’B prison newspaper, The
star at nape, notes the recently pub
lished bulletin of the Census Bureau,
that 463,&84 persons were commit
ted to prison in the United States in
1910, 14,147 of them children. If flte
persons Were affected directly and
disastrously y these commitments,
2,800,000 people, or ope m forty of
the country's jMWfis, suffered be
cause some one dose to 'the* wets
to frHHon. But what at the butMepdS
of thMiiMs at hesbandt ta| tooth
ers, sons and. daughters impHMMI
Id the years preceding, mating the
operation hf the criminal iSw| cmA
ulativer The #hoie community must
always be painfully aware of the
penalties of crime.
Marca Rica Cigars
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Bough Dry 10c lb. ;
Valdez Dock Go. PHONE NO. 1 S
JOBBER IN
COAL, HAY, GRAIN
and CEMEMT.
Office, foot of Wall street
Pacific Alaska
Navigation Company
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rific S. S. Co. Alaska Coast Co.
I PUGET SOUND-ALASKA ROUTE
Steamers sail from Seattle every ten days of each month on
i the 5th, 15th and 25th,
via the Inside Passage for Ketchikan, Juneau, Yakutat, Ka
talla, Cordova, Valdez, Seward, Cook Inlet points and Kodiak.
PUGET SOUND—CALIFORNIA ROUTE
! Seattle-San Francisco, connecting with steamers Yale and
! Harvard for southern California ports.
1 Right reserved to change dates and steamers without notice!
; B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.
General Agent. .Local Agent
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
S. S. Mariposa, S. S. Alameda and S. S. Northwestern j
Sail from Seattle the 6th, 12th, 18th, 24th and 30th
EVER* MONTH
From Valdez sooth -6th, 12th, 18th, 24th and 30th for Cor
way, Juneau. WnsgA Ketclnfcaa and Seattle.
Regular freight service for Ketchikan,' Juneau. Sheep creek Treadwell. Douglas
Csrdova Ellamar. Voider and r,atouehe.6E*ploaiues. S S Seward.® 9 Seward. 5th
s S r.alouche. 15th: S S Cordova. S5th of each month-Right roaerved to change this
schedule without notice..
F B. Trafcy, Gan’l Aft- VtMtm Dock Co, Local Aft.
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General Trucking ani freight*
lug to all Interior point*
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