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Well, we’re mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit until we win out. Our boys are going 8
l France—we'll be fighting In the trenches, in the air and on the sea. But what ore we going to do I
about It at home here? Are we going to break down and sob about it or are we going to buck up and I
look for the silver lining In the dark cloud. 8
Over In France, the farmer is digging and h efng out in (he fields while stray shells occasionally ■
j burst near him but he does not pay any attention to them—just keeps on a-digglng and a-hoelng. *
Friends, dont’ let the old farmer In France have anything on us—let’s Just keep on digging and hoe- Sj
lug no matter what happens; that’s the best thing for the soul and business that I know of. 8
CHEESE
Wo are now offering cheese at a very reduced price as we have stated It will pay you lo watch I
our specials. ®
Umburger Cheese, 1 pound bricks, 23c, 2 for 45c L
Umburger Cheese, 2 pound bricks, 45c, 2 for 85c. 8
Oregon Brick Cheese, 5 pound bricks, 21.40, 2 pounds for 66c. 8
Swiss Brick Cheese, 26 pound bricks, 28.50, 3 pounds for 21- 8
Cotta g*. Cheese, per pound 22 1-2 at small cuts 30c. ■
Imported Umburger In tins, each, 45c. 8
| Imported Fromage de Brie, In tins each 45c. 8
Imported Swiss, Just cut fresh, per pourd f.Vi. 8
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per pound, 27c, small cuts 30c. 8
Oregon Y. A. Cheese each 21.76. ■
Poiete^t^l
KJOTES
An aftermath of the recent ehnneg
in the government of Greece Is con
tained In the instructions issued to
the clerk of the court by the bur
• eau of naturalization stating that in
! future Greeks seeking naturalization
'in the United States must forswear
allegiance to King Alexander, the new
Hellenic ruler.
The divorce suit of James F. Hal
pin vs. Marie Cecilia Halpln has been
tiled in the office of the district clerk.
The complainant in the case Is the
' well known Kougarok mining man.
An additional suit of the same char
acter was filed against John Edwards
by Jennie Edwards. The complainant
in this case is a native woman.
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The demand for kennel Club but
! tons having exhausted the stipply
I brought in last summer, the cluh has
) secured fifty more for those w! o wish
j to ornament the'ir coat lapel wi*h the
I well known emblem of the club. The
, buttons may lie secured from the sec
! retary.
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i The heavy wind last night loosened
I
I one of the Alaska lighterage Co.
barges from its mooring in the road
j stead and it was washed ashore this
1 morning. As far as can l»e learned
the wind and higli water committed
no other damage. All vessels have
betaken themselves from t' e road
stead, ncltiding the Skagwny. All
of the smaller craft not In the shelter
of the river are probably behind
Sledge Island.
Ueisirt has It that a nat ve killed
a' large brown bear In the vicinity of
the milk ranch a few days ago, hut
j no details can he obtained beyond
! the statement that the hid-? of the
animal was nine feet in length. Sev
eral poisons who are fon.l of bear
meat ore reported to hate made an
attempt to locate the di Cunet bruin
but without success.
A telegram from Acting Governor
Davidson to the clerk of the court
throws additional light on the age
; question Involved In the army drift
orders ns applied to this section of
the t'nited States.
The message directs th.at registra
tion officers ore to enroll all persons
who will become twenty one years of
• age on or before September 2 and all
persons who become thirty one years
of age on or before that date are not
to be enrolled. The telegram states
that the ruling emanates from the
provost marshal general at Washing
ton, D. C. The idea Is that September
; 2 shall be considered registration day
within the territory in the matter of
^ determining the age of applicants for
1 registration. Otherwise the whole pe
| riod from July 2 to September 2 is
to be considered as one day.
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| A letter from John Meyer, former
Nome councilman and proprietor of
the North Pole and Anvil bakeries, to
friends in t'.he city say, that the writer
is doing very well at his new place of
business at Anchorage and contem
plates spending the rest of his future
life in Alaska In that town. Mr.
I Meyer says that Anchorage Is as good
j at present as was Nome in the palmy
I days of this camp, at least in so far
I as his own hmfiness line is concerned.
| He has a fine bakery business and
] says there is no prospect that he will
{ ever return to this city.
The following have been appointed
army draft registrars to take army
draft applications In the various sec
tions enumerated: Bluff district, Dan
B. McDonald; Council City district,
A. B. Kinney; Solomon district,
Shaughnessy; Candle district, Judge
Campbell; Dime district, Mr. Kapi'cr;
Ktam district, Mr. McCuUoch; Tel-*
ler district, T. Winfield; St. All chad,
Mr. Cihf.n; Kortuna I.edg\ Afartin
Moran; Willow Creek district, Frank
Waskey As thr majority of persons
residing within the Nome section are
residents of the city, no registrar has
boon appointed for this district as yet.
Owing to the absence of an available
person to take over the duties of en
rollment. r.o appointment yet been
made in the Kouge.rok district.
Two adverse claims against the is
suance of patent rights to A. .1. Jnr
muth, on mining properties in the
vicinity of Nome have been filed In
the land office department of the clerk
of the court. The property for which
patent Is sought Is known ns bench
claim No. 6, Bourbon creek. The par
ties who filed the advises and pro
tests are Peter Johnson, who alleges
that the property in question con
tains 21.0fift acres claimed by himself
under the mining laws; and Alfred
Anderson, who disputes title to 1.168
acres contained within the boundaries
applied for in the Jarmuth applica
tion for patent rights. The adverse
claimants must file suit to clear title
within a period of sixty days after
entering their protest. The claim is
located a short distnnee back of the
town.
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SEATTLE C. OF C. URGES
ALASKA-SIBERIA TRADE
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By Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Jul 12—The trustees of
the Seattle Chamber of^ Commerce
have adopted, a resolution urging un
restricted free trade between Alaska
aryl the coast of Siberia from Cape
Navarin north to the mouth of the
Kolyma rtver.
It is the intention of the com
jmerclal body to make all ^possible
effort to secure the opening of un
restricted trade between Siberia and
the ports of northwestern Alaska by
way of assisting the national com
merce and Increasing the trade of the
Seward peninsula section with the
neighboring repuhl'ic.
Copies of the resolution will be
forwarded to Russia and also pre
sented to the authorities at Wash
ington.
CLOSING OUT AT REDUCED
PRICES.
All kinds of stamped goods in lin
gerie sets, night gowns, combination
suits, pillow, runners, bags and o^her
novelties. D ,M. C. thread. All ladies
Hats reduced $3 to $7.50 each. Also a
few evening dresses a bargain.
MRS. J. WANGER.
Millinery, Second avenue, opposite
Courthouse.
Fresh Eggs 75c par dozen alto
Chickens for sale at Prosear’a Harness
Shop. Phone Black 5.
AMERICANS.
KM DIVERED
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 11.—The Am
erican steel steamer Kansan was sunk
jyeste^day by a perman submarine
together with a cargo valued at more
than three million dollars, according
to official Information reaching the
state department.
The Kansan was hound from an
American port to England with a.
cargo of food stuffs and Iron.
The vessel was armed and carried
a naval gun crew but was unable to
defend Itself aga'inst the Gorman at-,
tack.
Four members of the steamer crew
are reported missing In the advices
ui the naval gunners were saved.
23 DOGS TAKEN UP BY POLICE.
IMPOUNDED.
One black dog, bob tall.
One grey dog white brest, legs and
tip of tall
One black dog, white nose, feet,
legs and tip of tall.
One yellow bitch, white breast, legs,
and tip of tall.
One gray and white dog. tip of Hall
white.
One black and white young dog.
One yellow and white, young dog.
One grey dog, long hair.
One grey malamute.
One gray malamute, wh'ite breast,
front legs and tip of tall.
One white bird dog black head.
One white and black dog, brown
head young dog.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
TO DEMOCRATS.
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The divisional committee of the
Democratic party for this Division
months ago endorsed .1. I*\ A. Strong
for governor and i'attl Kjegsted for
United States nmrshal. These en
dorsements while they had the over
whelming support of the Division at
large, d'ld not work in with the plans
of certain politicians in Southeastern
Alaska and a small number here, wfho
are out to "get" Strong. It is to be
hoped that till Democrats who believe
in political home rule, instead of out
side dictation and would prefer our
present Sourdough Governor to a man
who came to Alaska as a Republican
carpetbagger, will attend tomorrow
night’s meeting of <the Democratic
Club at Burgh’s Hall. An endorse
ment of the comm'iltecs’s action would
he in the best interests the party
and of the whole people of the Divis
ion .—Adv.
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SEINN FEINN LEADER
ELECTED TO PARLAMENT
LONDON, July 12—Prof. Edward
Devalera, a prominent member of Ihe
Seinn Kclnn society has been elected
to parliament by the citizens of East
t'lare country, Ireland, according to
information reaching here from Dub
lin today.
Professor Delavera was prominently
associated with the ngitation leading
, to the Seinn Kclnn riots in Dublin
last year anil was among those tak
j eii Into custody by the Brlt ch nu
1 thurifies during the revolution.
Pollow'ing the determination of the
I government to release those who were
j arrested in connection with the rjVolt,
I Delavera was liberated with the re
mainder of the revoluiohary prisoners
| last month.
The newly eleeed member of par
j liamont is i urofessor in the Dub
lin unlvers’ty. The election returns
j disclose that no defeated the imtion
i alisl ennd'idcti opposing him by a
majority of fl.’s to two.
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