FAIRBANKS DAILY TIMES,aptain Arthur Williams Covers Himself with Glory and His Guests’ Face with Smiles.*': REGISTERS STRONG Li WITH ALL OF THEM- | Arthurs Feeds the “Angels I on the Best the Market Affords. And it is as Close as He Will Get.ij The traveling: men, not a single ^; |!one of them will admit that Captain,' [.Arthur Williams, the lightning fast,. * i center fielder of the Fairbanksj ■ Businessmen's baseball club can paly j ' i baseball, but they do state that when ''n j it comes to putting a dinner across ■ ! the plate, Captain Williams bats and j, [fields “1000, and that ho i-, with-j \7' out an equal at it.Captain W’ijlianis and Captain Bos-worth drank “Bruedorschafs.” togerh-j or last night. In other words they, it j kissed, figuratively speaking, and j i made up, literally speaking. It was l_ I a dinner giver, by the captain of thc(. ‘ winning team to the losers, and it i ■ j was as near to the ‘‘angels1' as Cup-': i tain Williams will ever get. '| Bast evening cover* were laid for j j eleven at the Arcade and the gentle-!1 : men who try to persuade the met-'; ^ i chants all day long'that canned good* ; ; •, raised in Washington, California and., any Other place in the world are as j ! good as fresh grown Alaskan vejje-1 tables were the guests of the man 1, who knows. And when they got,-through eating that dinner—well any-11»d_ i wat ore of them (name withheld by;lO / , , ?reguest) Stated that he hoped the j ! traveling rner, lost the game every;.year if Captain Williams would repeat. 1After the dinner at the Arcade j the party adjourned to the home of. -Miss Hill and Mrs. McLean where a pleasant evening was spent. , -Those present at the dinner at the . Arcade were: Mr. and Mrs. West,: • Captain Bosworth, Players Mortell,:' Black, La favor, Shciihom, Manager1' Meherin, Chief Rooter and Bandleader Packard all of the “Angela, and 1