TOOM TUESDAY’S DAILY
London. Nov. 10—It ss offs:
i . \ anno meed by the Admir
. .> that the German enwse
Ensden. the terror of tin
i's'.h: and Luisa Oceans, wa
driven ashore afire and destroy
G vos Island in the In
dian Ocean by the Austrailian
cruiser Sydney after a ruiisstrg
fight which lasted for ho .rs
The Emden was the faster sh y
of the two. I “ '.he Sydney ha
the heavser guns and disu
Ire other vessel before she f)
out of range. The German
' > g! '. a r I: ky * gh:. I- t s •
5UJ eight of the >vi
isey's g s wus n f
her. and bursting into flam
she was e - ’con
ple’ely destroyed. The dam
ace to 'he Sydney was
A dispatch from Tckio states
that She Eniden's captain and
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from the wreck assj re he-'
prisoners of w—.
Germans Destroy Ypres
London. Nov. 10—Failing t
i sV*:ge the Ak ej roes from
Yi - psated attempt
‘7 ' ■ \ j f v. y * k •
• :w* "he German'
f — ? ■* * h * r ,i r t ■.. 1 e rv or. Th t
? W*' Id;11 * «'*. 3nd s** v
«> *h< ■- today it is noih
Belgians Advance
k ' 10—Uncon firn
ei rrr* - thit the
ance r 1 - ; r.-: :t
mt-tor ■ - f the Belgians ho.,
penetrated the German line a
f.-.r :-s Os tend. The Germ, ns
:-.re making no attempt to h: Id
the coass towns.
Russians Nearing Cracow
Koenigsberg Is Bottled
10—‘Worn -
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Call For More Volunteer-;
Lor don. Nov. i'—Premier
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' K - v** 'onfer
. o -- .e j . C :. r add:*! ::a:
- - ' - - the
' : :’ : he German*. The
~ . *!*• : •.* !e .**. two more
Tsintau Is Surrendered
the end the war.
Cruiser Glasgow Escapes
Sar.-nif \ No.. I —The B
* . .*j *e- G! ■ -z :>w. wh ' h
er.zisr- •' ; - German
e - * i j r ’ - r C h .; - .• j* t * a * t e •• v
' the t:me -.he Me rrr. . th - - t
Good If’*:e were ' rck. nrid
“•' K-h wo* reported tv h
' fe-e v as beer; -
- - the Str ts of Mag
rj";m en rv .te to the Faikiar.-l
I*' v b a Br *h n v. il base.
Fog Impedes Troops
P N v. JO—,\ heavy for
h . 2 - -• tend.rz
' ■ r.z the rher A.sr.e
"N s She past two days, fin*
_• •— *». Fi -
■■-life- h *■ ■ d f -e.'st' e
■ •./>' z : fr *
- - - • • • j • zh - s v v- - -
'eh Eve* the greater r. :m
* ’ of the h • ftare silent.
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German* F.vrb*fik* >.re
'j - nz a Rej f>.<*. fond for
the srk and wonnded in ’he
.'a'.her! and.
! SCHOONER MAY BE LOST
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f
Nome, Nov. 10—Fears are
-riertauted a: tb-s place for the
vfeS\ of the schooner Jersey,
v? ch left here for Point Hope
'.fee weeks ago. 1; is fear
: that -he may be frozen ir
j wuli be lost with all on
rd. The gasoline schooner
Silver Wave leaves today with
mail and passengers for Seat
le. Among the latter are Sen
‘.•r A ! ■ oh and Representa
v s Daly anj Moran of the
•, Legislature.
BREAKS HIS ARM
White playing and scuffi
ng yesterday afternoon, John
"osgrove. eldest son of Chas.
Cosgrove. sustained a brok
t arm. Same was set and the
n-.gster :s doing as well as
u be expected.
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WILL SELL HtS FARM
S. F. Milligan will be a pas
enger south on the Aik; to
ght. an It ~ way south to dis
n?se >: his farm near Seattle,
rv 1 . i ng and operation o
he Lake B*:rien ear line re
er.tiy has materially added to
he val v of .he property and
'Mdly" h *s had such an advan-:
geois offer for the place that;
e has decided to sell.
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ANARCHY BREAKS OUT
Vera Cruz, Mov. 10—A mot
f C:*nstiSu£SonaiisU are report I
i f: have attacked arid sacked
he National Bank at the City
f Mexico. A reign of anarchy
.->1 dozens of murders
• re reported.
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CLEVER YOUNGSTERS
ARE MENTIONED
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A re erst copy of the Taeomr
Tribune show ; a picture of th»
Merr.tt youngsters, remember
ed by local people for their
\ r stunts. The id le fei
*ows go? an exhibition bout
hefire the Bismar k A'hie*'
m Ta : :*ma last Thurs
.*nd received very satis
' rv n:: ce from the paper
f c?*v.
INSPECTORS HERE
George H. Wh Ilney an !
*eter T. Pelriei. government ir
t tor; >{ boilers and hulls
’ ' e i on the A!k.i this morn
_• or. 1 ere t ; - 1 v engaged r
heir duties today.
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VIRELESS PLANT
A SUCCESS
—
- " Mi:ge: I- -
of the Ma-soni Wireless c;ru
5 the 31 ei M
ha- :h» - kilowatt plant a
" . P *i was g.ven a try
: la-s S . •.day. end exceede
rations. During the dav
ight hours it was in comroun
r. w th both Victoria and
. and that night no dif
- r;- experienced work
g w.-h pro t.- ally every
■' ■•-. on -he Pacific Coast.
- 'rn I. i .ea in the north t**
‘ L .7!-!. CaL. on the south.
- f.ve kilowatt plant wa
3..t for local work only, and
' ' l at-ng w?fh 'he
’-- - nr or*. She l ie. being to use
h -h power 25 kilowatt for
g : -t-j.oce work. The fact
l ower powered plant
the unexpected dis
0'—' rrent fined ‘peaks well
* she ‘ending possibility of
he - .s wheh it is alj com
j pie ted.
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SEATTLE IN NORTHBOUND
floe C Seattle, the first
' ' . oat. from the south for
■eve; da-.-., arrived th.- rnorn
1 after foor o'clock
•i :e:'s f r She north between
I six and seven. She bad 538
‘ -- of freight <n lioard. of
' -h 5 4 ‘ons was for KeVhl
k-ia.
ALKI LOADING SALMON
The A!ki arrived down from
he north thi> morning about
ve-thirly and has been busily
ngaged Lading salmon at the
ve.ehikan cannery today. From
there she will move to the New
gland F.sh company's plant,
hence co the Northland Pock,
at both places she will take on
:e«h halibut. She has all the
"Ongers she can carry, a
;o"g whom a tv included Mrs.
P. McCurdy. Beulah Majory
M S. F. Milligan.
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DRIVING THE TUNNEL
B. A. Eardley of the Valpar
aiso Mine at Dolomi reports
tea; the work of driving the j
' mg drainage tunnel lo the;
“operty there, is progressing
-apidlv. and w ill be kepi going
- long as the weather allows
‘•he use of water in compres
sing the air. About five hun
dred fee* remains to be driven,
■nd the expectations are it will j
be completed early in th spring.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
St. Petersburg. Nov. It—It is
unofficially reported in this
city that representatives of j
the German Kaiser are here
trying to secure a cessa- j
lion of hostilities as far as j
R \ is d ncerned. The.rum
or has i* that the price Germ
an- is prepared to pay Russia1
.0 get her to withdraw from
he present fighting, is 3 free
hand >n India and Turkev and
' t
he occupation of CanstanP
■ cp!e. It is known here that j
liermay is especially anxious ;
that hostilities cease on her j
•? -tern border so that -he can
concentrate all her efforts a- j
-c ns* the allied lines in France !
m.j Belgium, with the ultimate
bjeot of course of attacking
lreat Britafiu.
Big Naval Fight Expected
Lima. Peru. Nov. 11—Ger
man and French warships, ail i
'teaming north, have been re- \
off the Peruvian coasl
his last few days. Japanese
vessels are said to be gaih&red
northwest of the point where
the German- are said to have
* een seen.
Buenos. Ayres. Nov. i 1—The
Briti'h b -itleships Carnavon
nd Defense, on their way to
he South Pacific, arrived in
this port last nigh'. They are
■ -ipped for atcion and are
striving to effect a juncture
’• th f/ e Japanese and French
-uuadrons no»- in Pacific
■’••iter'.
Crown Prince In Charge
Paris. Nov. 1 1—The German
Town Prince has been placed
n supreme command of the
German and Austrian force'
'■••rating against the Russians
Poland. East Prussia and
kGicia. With him are several
noted German generals as well
tho-e up to this {ime in com
mand of the Austrian armies. |
Waking One Wore Try
Dunkirk. Nov. i 1—The I
-ound of hr cannonading of
he Ai ed fine' between Ypres
and Dixmude is plainly heard j
a this city today, and reports
have it that the Germans are
making another effort to pierce
I‘he k.ne and make their way to
hs coast. The firing began
i-t nigtst. and has continued
ever since, but the Allie- are
vidently holding their own.
Japanese Boat 8unk
Tokio. Nov. 11—A Japanese
orpedo bnt was unk yester
day by 2tr'ik;ng a floating mine
i )* the mouth of K.aochou Bay.
Pope 8eeks Peace
Rome. Nov. It—It is an
ormced here that the Pope will
or‘?v fak° steps to secure
,*eace in Europe.
The Modern Fireside
^^X “V '_
-WBBSr
All you need to complete
the family circle is a
PERFECTION
OIL/H EATER
There’s cheer in its glow
ing warm tli.
Dealers everywhere
Write for booklet, *' Wnrmtk
in cold Comoro. ‘
Standard Oil Company
; CALIFORNIA!
Seattle
Turks Attack Germans
London. Nov. 11—'Word
* omes from Constantinople of
rioting in that city as a pro
-est against Turkey entering
the Great War. \s a culmina
tion of the demonstration,
Germans were attacked by the
mob, and several German
houses were destroyed.
Many Were Lost *
London. Nov. i 1—The official
eport of the destruction of
he German cruiser Emden
- rates that at least two 'hun
dred <of her crew met death at
the time.
Germans Retreat
Rotterdam. Nov. 1 1— A re
port come- from Thielt that at ?
'east 35.000 Germans have
been withdrawn from that, re
s on and have fallen back to
Ghent.
Kaiser Praises Soldiers
And Sailors
Berlin. Nov. 11—The Kaiser
has pufbiicaly praised the de- ;
fender- of Tsinlau for their
wonderful defense of that place
gainst the overwhelming odd
them, and ho- a!=o ex
p-essed hi- thanks to the com
•r ander of the German squad
ron off the coast of Chili.
Austrians Defeat Servians
Berlin, Nov. 11—Word of a|
!hr*?e day battle between the. j
Austrians and 120.000 Serv
ian- in western Servia has been
received here. Thp latter were
utterly routed and thousands of
hem killed and captured.
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KElLY IS DISGUISED
The Prince Rupert 'halibuter i
Kelly arrived in port this
morning on her way out to the
!• -nk-. Since ~he was in Ket
chikan the last time she ha
been given anew coatof paint
whioli materially improves her
appearance, almost disguising
her. It was sadly needed, as
-he looked as run-down before
an ownerless pup.
MAKES QUICK TRIP
Forty-f**ur hours from dock
U) dock, the Mariposa arrived
up from Seattle about four o'
clock yesterday afternoon with
50 pa--engers on board, five of
whom were liar Ketchikan, be -
if g Miss Kathleen Ronnsefal1
and her brother “Billy,’ Jar/ie^
Hawthorne and hride. and Capt.
F. Adraham*on. She had t“
tons of freight for this port.
The Mariposa is operating ori
* her new schsdule which cut.*
'out Wrangell and Skagway.
WANT THE BELL TO RING
The suggestion has been
made that while the sawmill is
shut down, the fire bell be
struck at noon and at six o’
clock in the evening. The idea
looks like a good one to the
Miner Man. who may otherwise
miss his luncheon or dinner
some time.
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JIMMIE BRINGS A BRIDE
James Hawth rne of the
Frye Bruhn butcher shop
’bought to slip one over on his
friends last night, when the
Mariposa arrived bearing him
and his bride. The boys and (he
cart were ready for him.
though, and he had a real jog
ide. Jimmie went back to
laslyn. Wash., for his bride,
nee Miss Verna Hudson, and
the town congratulates him an
his choice and wishes them
both long life and happiness
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ADMIRAL DEPPE
ON THE BRIDGE
Admiral vonDeppe made
hard weather of it this morn
ng navigating his battleship up
he stieet. When last seen he
•va> flat on his back, no cfoub'
-earthing the heavens for r
igi' f of an unfriendly aero
plane.
ALKI HAS BIG LOAD
The Alki fini.-hed taking or
her cargo of ten thousand cas
es of salmon at the Ketchikan
Cannery yesterday evening and
moved over to the Northland
Dock after loading 40 boxes o'
!res}] fs-h at the New England
.She loaded on 77 boxes 01
fresh fish from the Ketchikan
Cold Storage plant, making
!00 boxes in all. In additior
to this she had 214 boxes of
frozen halibut from the Ju
neau Cold S(brage company
-he had 00 passengers in a!1
on board, which with the big
argo she handled this trip
■both way-, will make this vny
!?e a prosperous firs a. She
will -ail north again from Seat,
'e, Saturday night.
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THEY SEEK MOVING
PICTURE OPENING
L. E. Thompson, formerly in
charge of the wirele-- station
at. this place and later owner
of a moving picture show at
; Sk igwav, accompanied by his
wife and family, left on Iasi
ight'- Maripwsa for Valdez
vhil'ber he goe- to look for an
( opening for a moving picture
(bouse. If the opening exists,
be will either build or rent a
tillable building and open a
picture house.
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
Before 'Pile l\ S. Gomtnis
sioner and Kx-Offieio Probate
i Judge at Sulzer, Alaskc~
In the matter of the estate o
John Fintzeu, deceased.
Notice is hereby given tha
the undersigned Administrator
of the estate of John Fintzon
deceased, pursuant to order ol
the above entitled probate com"
entered October 3rd. 1914. will
sell at public auction to tin
highest and best bidder To
cash at the front door of th.
United States Post Office a
Sulzer. Alaska, at 10 o’clock a
m. of Thursday. November bth
1014. «all the right, title and in
terest of said estate in the fol
lowing described real estate:
The Bonanza lode claim, ih
Bonanza Extension lode claim
the Eldorado lode claim am
the Flensburg lode claim, whie!
four claims are known as tin
Flensburg Group situated ab.ui
t.wo miles south of Sulzer. 01
(he west shore of Hctta lule
Prince of Wales Island. Alas
ka.
The Deer Park No. t. and tin
Deer Park No. 2 lode claim
situated about 2 1-2 miles soul!
west of Sulzer on Fintzei
Mountain, west shore of Iletl
Inlet, Price of Wales Island
Alaska.
An undivided one half inter
est in the Keete No. t. Keek
No. 2. and the Keete No. 3
lode claims, situated about om
half mile from the head o
Keete Inlet. West Coast o
Prince of Wales Island. South
eastern Alaska.
The title of the said estab
to the property above descr.be
is by virtue of valid location
of the same as mining cl.Tm
in acordanee xvith the laws o
the United States and of tli
Territory of Alaska. None o
Mich claim< are patented, an
the sale will be made therefor.
Hibject to the paramount titl
of the United States.
Such sales will be made fo
-ash, and one fourth of Hie a
mount bid must be paid to th
Administrator at the time o
-ale. and the balance upon Hi
confirmation of such sale b
he Probate Court, and cxecu
Eton and delivery of deed to tli
purchaser.
Dated at Sulzer. Alaska, thi
oth dav of October, A. D. 101
JACOB LAUTH.
Administratoi
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NOTICE
In the District Court for th
District of Alaska, Divisio:
Number i, at Juneau.
In the matter of calling r
Special Term of Court at Ke‘
chikan, Alaska.
Notice is hereby given Ilia
pursuant to an order of tin
Hon. Robert W. Jennings, Dis
trict Judge for the District o
Alaska, made on the 2Gtli da'
>[ October, A. IJ. 1014, at Ju
-lean. Alaska, a special term o
the District Court for the Dis
trict of Alaska, Division No
One, will be held in the Uni
ted States Court House at Ket
■hikan, Alaska, beginning o>
Monday, November 30, 1914
at the hour of ten o'clock it
he forenoon of said day.
Witness my hands and the S*-a
of thi- Court, thi' 20th da
of October, 1914.
.1. W. BELL,
Clerk of the District Court f
the District of Alaska, Divi
siori No. One. ,
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARINf
In the Commissioner’.' Cour
if the precinct of Ketchikan
Territory of Alaska, Divisio
Vo. J, In Probate,
In the matter of the estati
if It. S. Holt, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given thn
Dan Nelson ha- fid .id his fina
account in ffii~ court, as Ad
j miriislrator in the estate of If
d. Holt, deceased and that tlo<
time and place of holding lb:
final hearing for the allowanc*
of sair account and the hear
irrg of objections thereto, ha
been set ft>r Monday, Dec., 2X
101 i at the Court House of Ket
chikan. Alaska, whe nany objcc.
j fioris thereto may be heard
: Done in open court this 23rd
j day of October.
K. S. STACK POLE,
Probate .fudge.
First Pub. Oct. 20th, 1014.
Last Pub. Dec. 3rd., 1914.
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New tine of ha I h and loung
ing robes at Field's. adv.
HALIBUT UP A LITTLE *
Srfltlle, Nov. I l There were
10 arrivals of halibut, up to
loon tioday, Yesterday's lain
irrivals .-old at a n-8 for boxed
fish and six mils for schooner 4
fish. %
NOTICE TO CRfcOITGRS
In I ho Commissioners Court
for Ketchikan I’reeincl No, 8, ‘
\laska.
In the mailer of the estate of
I. F. Houghton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
hi under igned lias been «p
hided administrator of the a
o\'e esla'e) and all persons
laving claims against the said
’slate must present them with
'•oner vouchers, within six ftj
■ mills from the dale or Mrs
dice, to myself the said admin
drat or, at the office or Chas
Ingersoll in the Rcvilla Hotel
uildii’.g, Ketchikan, Alaska,
hated September 2 i. Phi,
YV. W. Rl'SII. admini-alor,
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OTICE CF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
Serial No. 01720
Jnited States Land Office at
Juneau. Alaska
Oct, 3. inn.
In Hie mallei' of the \nptirn- PUH
m of .1. ('.lark Sproal for
’atent fo Hie Fortune l.ode
finin'- Claim Mineral Snrvev
o. non.
Notice is hereby given that J.
".lark Stpr at. whose post of
:-;e adress js Grand Rapids,
liehigau. appearing by h's at
Tiiey in fact. Charles II. Cos
‘rove, whose post office nd- ♦
. ”cs< j, Ketchikan. Alaska, h is
led an application for patent
>r (he Fortune Lode Mining
".'aim. situated in Ihe Kelclii
an mining district, territory of
laska. and being designated*
i thi- office. Mineral Survy
o. 000. and being described
1 Ihe appr ved field notes as
'ollows:
Beginning at corner No. !,
ienlical with the S. W. loca- j
ion corner, identical with*? *
orner No. I of the Moonshine ^
ode Claim. IT. S. Mineral Sur
ry No. 780; thence N. 23 de
rroe- 31 min. E. 000 feet to
orner No. 2, identical with X.
location corner ami corner
■a 1 nf Moonshine Lode;
hence north 43 degrees 47
yin. \V. 1408.50 feet to corner
3, identical with North
Nest location corner scribed
vith an X on the top and cor
|'r 31" 090 on side facing
m. U. S. L. M. No. 2
cars north 10 degrees.0 1 nun.
V. 045.00 feet distant from
orner. Corner No. I of the
Vilden Fleece Mill Silo Survey
' 1uR. hear- north 31 degrees
27 min. eas( 508.28 feel di~
ant from corner: thence smith
’8 degrees 31 min., west 507.70
’eet i . corner No. 1. idenlirn.1 <*6I
vith S. W. location corner 23
'eerees 31 min. wesl 507.70
eef, In corner No. 4 identical
•’ifh S. W. location corner, a
’ock ledge in place 24 hv 0
nches, 15 inches .above ground,
hi spied with a cross and Cor. 4
’000 on top; thence south 43
legrees 12 minutes. R. 1400
"eei to corner No. 1. the plane
o' beginning, containing 18.
''30 acres. Variation ni all
•orner- 20 degrees 10 minutes
east.
This survey is located on
'b'ince of Wales I-laml ab ut
2-1 miles north of Dolnmi and
- hounded On the sonlti and
ves' by iinsnrvcyed ground and "*
mi I In1 cast hv tbs Mormshine
' ode Claim. TJ. S. Mineral
-hii'vi". No. 789. and on the
'*irt : hv James Lake latitude
>5 degreosO.S minutes 42 sec- I®
uifl-N, longitude 132 degrees
'*3 minutes west.
Plat and Ihi- notice posted
■ a -a!f| claim ‘September- ■
'Oil. Localion notice or record
a the oflicc f the recorder at
felehikan. \!a-ki. in Volume,
of Mine- at page 20.
Anv and all person^ claiming
'dvorselv the mining ground.
■fins, lode. premises, or anv *■
'Oilion thereof so describ'd,
iirveved. plaited and applied
for are hereby duly notified !h t
•nlc-s their adverse claims arc
fiil.v filed according tin law and
he cognations thereon lei
vilhin the lime prescribed bv
'aw with the Register of the
,r. S. Land Office af Juneau
Nlaska, they will he harred to
he provisions of the law mi
-iirh ca-> made and Provided,
J fit.\RK SPROyp
CIIAS. II COSGROVE A Hor
ne v in Raid.
If is herebv ordered that the
foregoing notice be publish" !
oi the Kefehikan Miner, a week
tv newspaper published at Kel
eliikan, Ala - ka for the period
of ten consecutive "’neks
C H W \LKFM. Register.
First Publication Oct 15 1014
Last Publitraficm, Dw?. 3 101Ti