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Col. Roosevelt Admires
Hughes9 Opening Speech
Following tlif Ca-MCH' Hu’ meet
ing Cntnne linnspvek mam nuniu i
statement it vtuct ne pirur-e; :w
nominee at h mat of strong neem
ae we! M sr-img worm ant maset
m for r...- actant uimr th* Visor
nniiciea While St* Hughe; vat Of
.rraring hie acidrese Coione l.oose
vv lamed f-equentry it tot aj
mauw. Here a tw Coione' ■ suice
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vim ti cal- attention n tnt ■ loving
pointf 1 an pa-ticuiar j -praset. u*
Mr Bugnef' eturasure of Mr Vi
sor t Kemcar jut urn; ant r>5 the w
i vmci tbit jiohrj hat irmignt na
ml:rtiatmt it tn* I' nn.ec State; ant
disaster ti Kenicr itaetf. Mu—mot*
1 an -pvt} g;ac ti the st-aigntfor
wur; manTH-* n viuri J£* 3 ugriee
sat shevr tnt -idicuie vti vna
M* Viaior nat reverent hh:e nation
I'* tie manner n vmci ht alirwec
*“nreigi power* to pa:r tnt nin-ee
aioi that ahnnugr he *usec the
BCrimpest warns ir fiipkumi the?
were not ti ne takes Benin,. A*
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the st-engtr tier, me the worn which
roar..
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i; nr ooum that tff Mr. Wiisor rtm
:iur. an; actinic; nat user suet at tt
mace tnt foreign nationt benev. that
nt mesas: precise;} vna; nt ait u
tut 'ttnr: aceiumsabiBij- note there
' vtiuic iarot beer ne destruction off
America: T"™u by the siiakhir the
Lusitania. Wher Mr. Burn-. use*
ifnnf Verde in* record Aov. tiac
they are a-vaye nackec «••; strung
deem. anc. therefore.. m tn* enor
mime nn-.m-iTj of rases. fin use off
St-Dug vime renders it uim- -rsary
ere* ti i;tr> rscMTK tt stnmr deeds.
‘ Alta i. M* Eurhfff njiear..* in
na-arte-ie .a; * straigntfDrvi.-t fa
.ii.un amu tiie outrages enmarttet
ft. mini::.:'! manta. ant a. men.
whether rtineiif off foreigr nations,
nr lumiinu riuaene tff our ovr cant,
vnt nave ir any scape or wiy anet
tec or rtinmmec these arti ana car
unuo-stant tnat St* Hughes pres
ident. vii. nroterl these anaaesta
America! interests. and pamst of
fendess against tnerr v tt the fea*
tensnesi- ant tiumuphnes thu: k
ahowet t nea'inp will tht m>wr: nf
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Pay riw of mo-t xnai. ordinary
nennest if reporset to iu>i>* m*p:
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property. oe Boulder creet nea
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JO® OO CXMEVT.
To the iaditrf ant pentiemet of An
ctioup* Tht Crescent note hat r*
eentiy inStaOet sanitary iii.tr rooms.
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I-rac Tnt liar* Tunet ant be ar
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Matches on the
Tennis Court*
Annhorupt raopufft wieiderf wi!
rnmywtt for honort it tne met f and
wnmet’* tournament tc t* heifi or
-IM Kumcuia Cnura>. under the aus
pices nf the Awnnrupt Tennis club
Thf date for mutch ;ng the contes
tants wit In set as boot at the
weather mat Htnii't. Tit tonnui
men: p-nmmes to i» a spectacular
ime and thf honors hotly contested.,
uf thf club hnantr many able anc
sensutiona players surpriFing is an
association m young
Bcnenuied ti> roe*1* art tie fo.iow
mr members
Mai’f ruiplea
J. E Ppwth—C. I. Stzs&cna; 3. T.
u eKtermatm-Stuarl Maxwell; W. A.
J'.nurBf—I’r Hughes. Sidney Ander
snn-E. D. Thompson; Johr 11. Resd
. uuirf Dirrid I*r. McBndc-Dr. Ger
man: 3. E. Robarts-Boger Sammy;
Irr Morris Coble-D. L. Htrves; L H.
Fieishman-E. T. Fowler; I>r. Bene
dict-Georpt Fowier.
Ladies' Sin plea
Mrs. L. McCuIlouph-Misf Cora Mi -
lean; Mi tit Buth Chandler-Miss
Hattie Mt!tby; Miss K A. Fleming
iviiss Kathryn fowler: Mrs. James
McBride-JEm H. Schmitz; Miss Mar
ion Harmon-MiKs Mamie Byles: Mrs.
F-et Po’ley-Mias Marion Fitzper aid;
Mass Eva Lockhart-M: ■> Freddie
l’’Connor: Miss M. L>. Clark-Mrs. 0.
Swenson; Miss Mabel Henthome
Mrs. T. O’Connor; Miss Kathryn
■^alsb-Mrs. Mabel Fleishman
Double!-.
Mis- Ruth Chandler and J. G.
' -vr.-i-Mrs. Fred Polley and C I
Strathcona; Miss Cora Me-Yean and
Ir German-Miss Kathryn Walsh
am Roger Sammy; Mrs. H. Scvuitz
am Or. J. K Harves-Miss M. D.
art and J. E. Bobarts; Miss Mabel
Eerthivnje and W. A. Nourse-Miss
Marion Fitzgerald and Homer T.
Fowier; Miss K. A. Feming and
. r David-Mrs. J. L. McBride and
!*• M. Coble; Mrs. Keith McCul
agh and J. T. Westermann-M rs. T.
X 0’Connor and Dr. J. L. McBride;
- Era Lockhart and R. D. Thomp
- -t-M.ss Kathryn Fowler and Sidney
A- t -st -; Miss Freddie O’Connor
ar . Smart Maxwell-Mrs. G. J. Swen
s: sand Dr. Hughes; Miss Mamie
B. es and George Fowler-Miss Mar
ine Ha-men and John M. Reid.
Majestic Bird
Taken Captive .
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It isn't every oil* who could shp Bp
or £ ’joc btldbeaded eagle, Bpr,nkle a
irfctie m.H on its tail and carry it 0<r
into capfthrj.y, nor is rt everyone *-Vj0
would care to bsrt if thi* act had not
twee accomplished the tourists arriv
ing we one of the late steamer* would
not have had the opportunity of ht^_
tap the only bald-headed eagle, of this
partacular piTrmage, marking Mcj
age. in captivity.
Wm. Babbs came dowr fros the
station the other day and among oth
er personal belongings he carried the
fahled bird cage. Ibis cage did not
contain a canary v a mocking bird
nor even a parrot out the cage was
exceptional] y large and contained a *
real live bald eagle. In relating the
experience of the capture M.v Babbis
said he slipped up on the ee s,aAy>f
the bird while it was feec.ng on a bar
on the Susitna river and captured the
bird. He would apt tell, however,
what form of mesmerism he used nor
what particular brand, but the fact
of the capture was evident and the
appearance of a live eagie on the
streets of this aty causer, cons.iera
ble excitement and curio- ty, especial
ly among the tenists. The bird is
especially well trainee and gentle for
being in captivity each a short time,
and Mr. Babbie is very anxious to dis
pose of it. Mr. Babbie is stepping at
the Riverside Inn while in the city.
GEORGE E. BALDWIN
IS A JUNEAU VISITOR *
George E. Baldwin, mining engin
eer, now a resident of San Francsco
but for many year* of Valdez, is a
Juneau visitor. He arrived on the
Mariposa and will spend -everal days
in Juneau. Mr. Baldwin earned na
tional fame by hr- vitriolic attacks
on conservatin at a session of the
American Mining Congress at Chi
cago a few years ago and through
the public press.
The place, “Peterson’s Billiard and
Solo Parlors." 8-22-4t
C. HENNING,
TAILOR
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Tiie Alaska Labor Union will put on Big Celebration
SEPT. 4
Big Industrial Parade Prizes!
EXCURSION TRAINS FROM ALL POINTS out the line of the NEW RAILWAY
Watch the Columns of The Daily Times for Further Details
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Foot Races
Horse Races
Broncho
Busting
Tug of War
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Other Sports
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