The Brooklyn gold quartz property
on Willow creek has recently been
bonded by the owners to Milo Kelley,
of Anchorage, who has organized a
company to take over and operate the
■ laiins. Mr. Kelley intends to run in
a tunnel on the 1200 foot level and
lap the vein at a depth of about 800
feet
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The body of a man was found lving
on the right of way of the railroad
about a mile and a half south of Ne
nana recently. It was identified as
the body of Emil Roatsch, who hnd
been engaged In cutting wood this
winter not far from where the body
was found, lirnrt failure is believed
to have been the cause of death.
The Methodist church at Juneau
has a "Prospector*" Sunday school
class.
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SPORTS
Gossip About Events of National
Importance and the Persons
Who Are In the Head.
Liner Classes.
(By Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9. — "We
would have more swimmers in the
championship class if those who take
up this form of athletic sport would
concentrate their attention to Retting
the power Into the crawl stroke with
their arms."
This is the opinion of Sid Cavill,
swimming Instructor at the Olympic
Club of San Francisco, and one of the
famous Cavill brothers of Australia,
who Invented and perfected the crawl
stroke. Cavlll say*:
“We have gotten away from the old
Idea that there Is any particular value
to the kick. The Idea of the push
from behind has been entirely sup
planted by the pull from front. If
yen will note the actions of such
swimmers as Duke Kiilianainoku, Dudy
Danger, Itoss and other great water
men, you will observe the tremendous
power they put Into the shoulders
and arms. The leg* are kept perfect
I straight and the slight upward and
downward movement of the feet acts
more ns a stabilizer for the liodv than
anything else. This slight foot kick
keeps the body up parallel with the
surface of the water and does but lit
tle more.
"There Is no need of any stress be
ing placed on the action of the legs
Word was received at Anchorage
8 by the townslte officers, to cancel the
ownership of two valuable lots there
belonging to Mrs. Alafur Dunlap. The
lots were declared forfeited because
Mrs. Dunlap violated the terms of her
contract of purchase by selling li
quor on the premises. It is reported
that other lots will be forfeited soon
for the same reasons.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted — Two young men, perma
nently located here, desire room and
board with private family. Apply at
Times office.
Wanted — A bookcase. Apply at
Daily Times office.
For Kent — Five room apartment.
Inquire at Empress theatre.
For Kent — Half of a good sized
store. Apply City Express.
For Kent — Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply J. K. Smart. 27-5t
For Sale Three room cabin. In
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For Sule—Household furniture. Mrs.
Fillinger, Oldtown, Alaska.
and feet other than to keep them
straight. They wll look after them
aelves. The swimmer should concen
trate all hla attention on the action
of his arms. There Is also n tendency
to continue the strok" through too far
As soon a» thd arms are brought
down to a position penpendicular to
the body, the stroke should pnd. Car
rying It along further merely means
that the swimmer Is bringing his arm
upward toward the surface, which has
a tendency to pull the body down into
the water and Is In no way aiding In
its forward movement.
“The fact that the feet rut com
paratively little figure in speed swim
ming by means of the crawl stroke
has been proven beyond any argument
by tying them together. Prog'-ess Is
not greatly retarded and what loss
of speed there Is comes as much from
inconvenience due to loss of free ac
tion through tho fettered limbs as
from any loss of motive power they
! may afford.
The Los Angeles Club, winners of
the pennant last season In the Pacific
Coast baseball league. Is being rated
as the best aggregation on a pro sea
son paper basis. At least the sport
writers are agreed that tt holds up
well to last year's standard, while they
look on the other six teams In the
circuit either as unknown quantities
or weaker.
In view of the fact that the teams
have not been started on their pre
liminary training grinds It is not un
j likely that the first few weeks of re
! gulnr outdoor work will necessitate
'■ a considerable revision of opinions as
they now stand. The pitching staffs,
as usual, come in for the greater part
of the criticism, and In this depart
ment Los Angeles Is given all the best
of It to start.
Sportsmen in Washington state
are considerably worked up over the
conditions they declare to obtain there
and are actively engaged In an attempt
to put through legislation that will
better conditions. It is claimed that
under the existing laws streams which
a few' years ago were well stocked
with fish are now almost depleted, and
that unless remedial measures are
taken at once, it will he only a season
of two before there will be no fish in
the state’s waters. The same condi
tions are said to exist in connection
with game birds.
The sportsman with only a day or
two at his disposal, who was former
ly able to return with a limit of upland
birds, now finds it necessary to travel
long distances and at considerable
expense in order to obtain even
a small amount of game. The sports
men believe that a stricter enforce
ment of the existing laws and some
new ones which the present condi
tions have made desirable will bring
back the conditions which he had
thought were gone forever.
Some of the things favored are: A
bill providing for a bounty on predat
ory animals; the establishment of a
state game farm; the passage of a
bill prohibiting the use of salmon eggs
on fresh water streams above natural
barriers; bills limiting the term of
county game commissioner to three
years, and separting the office of
state game commissioner and state
game wardens.
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communicate, glv!nK price and term.,
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as Is procurable Address,
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Delivered Wednesday and Thursday.
Shipping Day—Thursday (on railroad).
Orders can be left at the Blum, O’Neill Co. store or
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