FROM FRIDAY’S DAILY
London, Nov. 0—'The Jead
. & continue' ::i Western Fhii
ders, . sp;k : the br«mfado‘>
. K-i the Germans on the
es. There isn’t a point
1 She entire line between Ph
itioad and Ypres that ha> not
• artillerj
and infantry ecv in the past
few days. i t - tempt on the
part of she Germans to find a
weak sy- t. The Belgians have
bee - t\’S; i to she heaviest
as all points the
i ....e has he’d its own.
G • • atM k« hr.? Lee:
made by She Belgians in their
armed motor ears . r land cruis
ers. a spirited fight occurring
yesterday between two f th?
ea*^ and a dirigible. Jn which
the iaiier was worsted and
-reed to Light « th one of tss
eng se- disabled.
» German Cruiser Sinks
London. Nov. Tb* Ger
■ • - k / : t
have - ::k w r. 1? iering Jade
Lay. J-, ; .5 ktv w for sure
■ l mine 01
was s-•• k .<y a s. t*mr.nf.
Looking For German Squadror
Saits.as . Nov. <■—A -q . i :
of e.ght Japaioi-e warL-oat
i' rey-mei ft »ra the neighbor
1 r Easter Isia Is, Tin
re s jy y- - - it to i t _r. g : 'i
the German fleet wh;.3 so: •
the Monmouth.
King Signs Proclamation
London. Nr. •>—K ng Georg
Last gb- s gned she proclaxisA
: a declar.r.g war :*n Turkey.
Take Turkish Island
London, Nov. C*—The A in. r
. •’ •*» - - - *r ■* .'jP f.'» . 7 J. . .
Turkis Is . i f Cyj
the Med Hi -
the J3os< w... i e f: rn-.iky an
nexed ti e Brush Empire.
Planned To Blow Up Canal
Alexar ir.a. Nov. 6—A Ger- i
rt — uffi'-r reaentiy arrest*
in ib - ci-.y we.- f-nad guilty o
pfencme j... k'.a up the Sne:
C y->*.erviiy. and »e;.:en :*
to life mprsonmenL Piaa
of the eaoai were found oa hi
per-tc: a! the time of bis ar
and ? -o'.- lad :aied w-her
dynamite would do the mo
damage. He wa- making ar
r ..gem* a- when arrested f
tran-ipe rta: a for himself a:
expac - - ■. the : isaJ.
Persia Will Remain Neutral
Pa-i- Nov. *5—It .- uia offi
tr--lity and e». take «sde- with ;
neither combatant.
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STOLE A MUTTON
tr-j H- • !. wi- a. -VJ ; j
: . v.hide •' ar- ■ 2 . :
of booze and a m :;v ; . the j
i ‘fETj-r of which he r. -1 pa
for. but the j riter 1. e bad not !
A« *ar. y 4- -: --- - ; i
31 - , 1. A.-.- 1. and ••• ;
‘he w;. ' i- .-. . a ‘
that somebody, he didn’t k.-.vv •
!.}» name, had presented fc.n
w.ih the mutton car a-- wa d
had been ~v->n from th< I
Net- *. .*.a-. '* *» ■ :- a‘er feav
bee- d - harg-».j fr> m !Jm
X ■
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MONTANA ON WAY SOUTh
The - Be' v. - - p -
Wednesday on her w -y to P*t
- • •' -a fie- - take .
f ie ha! t schooner 31
tana, w h «-h burned an
* ink at Redoubt bay lari *ea
t, . - - -.22- • 2' * *'
wreck a* j| lay on *he botlo~ .
' 5 -e b :•. * - - . - !e
" a-y -e' - - . • : •
‘ • Petersburg T ,\f • -
w 1 be t awed t, Pt. Townsen '
where -he will be r“pi-ire 1 an.
• ■s <‘ o eomm - - on again -r
the baJibut birsisey*.
AUTOMOBILES
CHANGE HANDS
r> : og the pas l day or two
x ~ , ve ken consuma rt*:d
whereby Foord the Plumber
w- rurohas.-J she Tor.gas Reo
Jedvery truck, aud the Ton
gas She B sack fron .he Ketehi
van Dray.ug company. Ford say
he w. ■.*-ai b - vise and
loo'.- r. Ire r.ewiy purchased
car. so there will be no more
I going back (o She shop for tools
for him.a saving to himself and
the customer. The pneumat
! c tires of the Bu ck will no
' doubt prove a decided iznprovc
"if : > ver the «o'. d t res of t .e
Reo, when it comes to deliver
rg groceries.
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NORTHWESTERN
IN NORTHBOUND
The 1 g ship Northwestern,
running in place of the Jeffer
- n. arrtved in port from the
south al 4:3*> and got away at
•rvsa this morr. ng. after dis
. - . • i. - : "
had 78 passengers on board in
-id. whom four. Chas. Glas
forj. L. Bnschmann. C. G. Al
iv o i and W. K. Hancock, were
dr Ketemkau. b our boarded
her al Ibis place. Rev. Corser.
L N. 5*o kwell, J. F. Pugh and
-\ LI T North
j wdji rad i-u at Wrang
'd- :- - : i: - sd:
vay besides hejr regular stops
I *n her way up before going
: > she westward, bu: will stop
I anly at Douglas. Juneau and
■vetch,kon on her way south.
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LIST OF DRY AND
EQUAL RIGTH STATES
5vn'.'.r*, N d v. <i—.v "he r??u.'
f T esday's elec: . n. the ds‘
f “Dry** state'
14. Arizona. Colorado Ge :~gi:-.
M Miss ssipp ,
. . g T ----- '
dir. i. North Dak *.a. Oklahoma
gl* a. Wa-hr.g-.;n and We~
•drgln:a. Women bov eqr.a
- '' -•
: . Utah. Washington, Cal -
- -
Nevada and Montana.
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DELIVERED THE EGGS
Skagit rsvs
e Se d -Wool vh
viij L*e care J for until Ihf
r.2 fry are large enough b
: :ra out to shif: for them reive *•
FISH BOATS IN PORT '
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1£W BOAT FOR
THE WEST COAST
fUipt. Ilubbard i* busy ’e -
*
* -hr- - to -• • into comrrJ - •.
~ o» j*f tie ves--v w3> re-e *:v
- • ase] 1 ~ on Ihe
~i e be’.veer he Portage \- ;
u?r. “Cap,*' says he -
iT I b y a c w and turn farm
• r o lletta luEet. V
. s to move over there c~
• - he / > armr r<* his bt;
• • - affairs her?,
r* • f the we! krtown
- '' ut'■ Of (bis • V ’A ''I
*'■*"*.' soon enter the -‘.ale o'
nr««<r»y. l.ih- .!! intended
"tef .-diets f«e -Of { -,f
’ ‘ -'*e horf s »>:f- *h
r meot .uii.ug the fad in print,
the ne-*- of - . h an o ur
■sr.ce i. bound to Like out.
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FROM SATURDAY’S DAILY
I
I London, Nov. 7 The official
. announcement • was made this
morning that the British eruis.
*r Good Hope had been sunk
w ith all on board in the fight
off She Chilean »\ a.*i lost Sun
day. lit addition to he ves
, s*:Fs crew. A dm .rai Craddock
wa> on board at the t rue, and
went down to a w .aery grave
i with .he i. a: e of those on
hoard. This w - the fight in
• which the German squadron ot
.. .
squadron c-f r vessel*, v !
3 k the Monmouth. The
s Glasgow w as driven ashore at
h - time in nv A ' - her escape.
r g •'
fo trsh ship. She Oran o ~ only
part in the fighting and es
■aped.
_
Tsingtau Is Taken
Tokio. Nov. 7—It is off: dally
! announced that Jke German
fortrss* of T* g* v: a a* bee
xarScred by She allied army o'
France. Great B- . and Jap
! an. The fort s1 o j i::> well
{under the 1- " b ■
>f She Japan- e ;e:;e gen*.
! but when the infar’rv. wl~:
•
had trenched up w dr'a chavg
ng dis - 1 wori
i -vilh f xed I '5! Ger
" 7 p g q; • '' P *’
L -
've v 'torv : ' y. wh la is
sreat one. e*p - d-y when She
vyp Jefful ' rage.
...
f - deration.
Russians Whip Germans
SI. I - - Nov. 7— rh<
•
pe-pie of i* place re i
gala dress fcada lebrali
. Rnsstai
army in Poland • •. ?r the G-.-r
. ... ' •
I ierly rented over a front of ovei
rs and
full retreat. The R 2:1
s now • • -• 1 for
I ward movement wvh Berlin as
> obj•: Five.
Kaiser Urges Them On
P - : ■ 7—11 - K -or ■
I -a j So be close ta the batik
j 'roal in Ftsnde.-; where he is
’ ffc Right a*, ao-k on the line
the A - - Y] • - v
j "epal-e j iu**. night.
Vanls New Fcundiand Sailor
*\ J h .*. X v. 7-f;r it R
- -- ' -
■ • • : i f N-.
to enlist
. vy.
Heavy Firing Off Dover
Piyfflou h, Xov. 7—Xews o
- «e vy ■ vd - -; ■ ":.f j fir ->e
‘ rejorte,] from 'he British
• -t at D <ver. Pv i :,!ar~ ,v
a king.
Turkish Cruisers Bu*y
An - v. 7—W
I me- / ora B Turk
h cruisers h v- e-bib
; bombarded the R : sian «©a
: - Of B .'J-3.
British Warship injured
CCi-:;o.’;o V'*' Xov. 7—The
uiflisf:"!er of ‘h Turks*!
'r " * ” • : . r ‘■ I ' . . • -: “
■■ ■ ■ no =>! the .men'
*- fa! the British arid
h *hrp* ’ b- err bb
• r- the ]' ■'!- v. o51 !h-'
.on : re. ThofvJay avr'
•ne if the Bri -h
* s - r - r / < * •. /• . |i;,< u. .
f. c! r -iso I -fr.i-St h •
*'• • S/'g t-ipfo o',
board, ,-he - ‘owe | oit! >
range by h> :• .-or!
---
4C0 3sR3£*3 ny bait
The v . n f !
- r.-.or - v, '."it a Ir a
'r fre*' h<-rr :• Jr m rroHh o
W . V ' - -. ] r
' 'f ■'•» <- *• f - *8 . 0 |—I ha
■ - ■' f fine J 5
b1 ■ ehf * ». jo- ’ /,v y t.
ar -j F;-h coco; any who wib
.it ze thg fish.
THE RESULTS OF THE WAR
"
IV pie living in the failed
Stales and especially in Alas
ka h vo absolutely no reali
i .f the results of the
present war, even in Canada.
Passengers on the A’.ki t day
to'; of a military stoekade at
Xatt.Ft mo in which something
over on..» hundred and twenty
Germans and twenty Austrians
e held prisoners of war. and
m re of them were expected
w hi a day or two of the
the Aik: was there load
ing : i. Among the men held
is a lieutenant in fhe German
. oy who was arested tn Brit
ish Columbia with plans of the
E~qmtrial} fortifications in his
rv.sses'ioa. Men re said to be
rrresfed and taken away with
er} any form trial, nor is any
i't - r. po-ible for them. More
:everty exists in the British
Goiomb a coal town than ever
before directly traceable to the
w ?. and suffering for lack of
: m: necessaries of life
is not uncommon.
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RECEPTION AT
THE SCHOOLHOUSE
Ti e teachers and school
bo; in he’d a reception a* the
s tool it use last nigh'
to give tocal folk a chance to
- e the school, its teaching
corps and what is being ac
r • shed by the scholars
Pr -b !y one hundred ar.d fif
y r ; ■ availed themselves o
he invit ‘i n of the board an
- ted 'he bu .ding where th
Kef h kan Firemen's Band
■sing good music
The greater number of the vis j
« • - • t themselves a*
■ g great.iv surprised. the
v indirect lighting systei
"ring in for its share o
t raise together with the sarn ■
t'les of work done by the dif I
t’erenf grades. The receptlo; :
was 3 s :eces=. {he only regre
-• Ih fewness of Ihos ? at
n
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3CX CATCH AND SAIL
IN SHORT ORDEr
Ti> ; 1 vessel Repubi
arrived in port last night a I
:,.ne o'clock, boxed her ca‘.c!
1-1 is
rovosions and supplies an
!.i :he b -.;.k~ again be
• : -'h thi- morning
h .- FT-! v fh quicke
■ ■' ‘'.
- - n. Her fi-h went -outi
•a :• i • A- Alameda.
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HOME AFTER A VISIT
•I. M. Fickle anj wife, re>i
I v ho had beei
• • their -on and daught
-l»w. Glarence Fickle and
:e:% for home on the Ala.
■’ - m g. This wa
f -' v ■’ ?e on salt wat ' j
' '■■■--• their fir.-f tr.p t i
. -. j J* have enjoy
• A f it Mr. FickN
- • great bo r for his horn
1 • • A • a to hr
rn and Ur
est | • ( rth.
ALK! ET!N?rS COAL
Ah- - ■ v r A ki. with 2r>
. f coal and considarabl
' ' • | merchandise on boar'
• ‘ J. ovf'd from t’<
e v.-a ja-t tiigl
haj h 1 p- -sengers o
wh m - s were fo
' ' 'LYr-'C FOR PATENT
1 'A. M. 1 wh » has beer
g : - home-tea
■ • f »r some t i rr.'
d':"idc 1 !o patent sam*
< I h •- started Ur
h 'A* of 'he bond office v
• fo ■ ni»g. He . ha
, great feat of work oi
; he -v i : a certain^'
- ; V h • y require -
I -«"f * even of our f slidiou
i .0', < r, rn nt officials.
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
London, Nov. 0 The mil
itary experts at the War Office
are satisfied that the German
tide east and west has reached
< high water mark, and from
now on will ebb. This i> true
i lV'"’d as well as in Belgium
sin! Lra.In (fie former
country and Galicia to the south
!hc Russians have just accom
plished what was believed to he
the impossible and after driv
ing the Germans back from the
Vstuia to the Wart a. by a dar
ing cavalry raid have rut the
tine of communication of the
Vustrian army of over a million
men in Galicia, so that the lat
ter will bo forced to retreat to
their base, cither across the Gar
net hian mountains to the
sa-iifh. where the snow lies
loop in the mountain passes,
or fall back west where the
second Russian army is wait
:osr to take them in the flank.
Their position is therefore
seen to he precarious. In ad
1 i!ion to this in the eastern
‘healer, the Russians are mas
sing their army corps for a
second invasion of east Prussia,
where their immense numbers
will enable them to overwhelm
he Germans who will lie sent a
’ainsf them.
In the west, the Belgian and
G"itish forces have captured all
:he railroads leading to the
■'oas! towns of Belgium, north
and west of Ghent, and the
German troops therein will be
toreed to retreat from lack of
supplies and ammunition.
German Cruser Interns
Honolulu, Nov. 0—Rather
han face capture at the hands
f the Japanese cruisers lying
n wait for her at the three
le line just outside the har
or here, the German cruiser
Jeier has been interned and
’i-mantled and will remain
ere un’il the end of the war.
German Losses
One Hundred Thousand
London, Nov. 0—It is esti
mated Chat the German losses
>f the past week in the attempt
0 capture Ypres aggregate
more than one hundred thous
nd men in killed wounded and
risoners. The British troops
'one have captured over eight
hou- nd of the latter, whole
ampanie- throwing down
heir arms and surrendering
vhen they realized it was that
r death.
Fighting On German Soil
Pari-. Nov. 0—For the fir«t
me in the present war, the
'Hied force- are fighting on
•erman soil in both the ea-t
aid west campaigns. This is
n East Prussia and in Alsace.
The German line has been
eakened to such an extent
n the latter place, ta strength
m their lines in Belgium, that
he French troops are carrying
vorything before them.
Preparing For Winter
Berlin, Niov. t*— Enormous
-eparatioii- are being made
■ * German government for
winter campaign. New un
clothing and uniforms are
eing prepared for every man
1 ‘he field, arid fcpeci 1 over
- for ‘' ■ -< in the Poland
'impa gn. Provision- Tor all
’i- w >- mad.- mouths ago, so
< ‘hat rerri'ir~. practically, is
, di-tribute the new clothing,
"he general health of the
rmy i- good, their being a
narked absence <if typhoid ana
dher fcavers.
One Mere Try For Coast
Paris, Nov. ■> Germany is
na-sing an army of about
1 ' .I hundred lb ■ii-a.nd men
•n the 1 iii»- li.'t’vw’n Rouler
rid rbouroijf i , t of Irivmude
J h ;■! <■ and the belief is
h .’t * .(■ K• ,'i , person-j
"i !’• the field, is planning loj
make one more effort to smash
the Allied line and reach the
French coast.
Turkey Invades Egypt
Port Said. Nov. 9—An expe
dition Of three corps of Turk
ish troops under German offi
cers is said to have crossed the
Egyptian frontier. England
has taken all her white troops
out of Egypt, and will have to
depend on native Egyptian
i roups entirely for defense.
! British 'cruisers haves helled
; he Turkish towns along the
I Red Sea.
Russians Driven Back
Constantinople, Nov. 9—A
column of Russian troops
inarching into Turkish terri
tory in Asia Minor were defeat
ed by the Turks last week, and
entire column cut to pices.
Their losses are said to have
reached up into the thousands.
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BURGLARY REPORTED
Word comes from New Town
that two men entered the Hen
rickson residence early Sun
lay morning, but were driven
nit before they had done any
damage. A second attempt,
his time successful was made
on the Thoday residence, where
Mr. Thoday’s trousers were
j stolen, with the cash contain
ed in the pockets.
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WILL TAKE DOLPHIN OFF
Word arraved in the last
mail that the steamer Jeffer
son will hereafter operate on
i ten day schedule, leaving Se
attle on the 9th, 19th and 30th
of each month. The Dolphin
will be taken off for thewinter.
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HUMBOLDT WAS LATE
After having been in at Yes
Bay for a whole clay the Hum
boldt arrived in Ketchikan at
abbut seven. Saturday evening,
with many passengers on
hoard. For cargo she 'had 190
boxes of halibut from point
lorth and about four thousand
•a-es of salmon from the Yes
Bay cannery.
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TRAVELS ON BOTH
SIDES OF THE STREET
If you see a delivery truck
hitting the high places, and
mowing down electric light
poles On both sides of the
-(reel at once, with a chunk},
ittle man on the front seat.
'iangin,g onto the steering
vheel like grim death, you can
•est assured its Foord the
dumber and his auto. The
sty council is planning to in
roduce an sordinance at the
icxf meeting of that body set
ing all buildings twenty feet
hack from the street line, and
fitting the poles up into the
tir so he won’t hit ’em. But
‘l that Foord is having lots ol
fun, and he hasn’t run into
anybody, yet.
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BAND CONCERT GOOD
The concert given by the
Hand yesterday afternoon prov
ed fo be a most enjoyable affair
uid thoroughly appreciated b>
'he close to two hundred
people present. The program
va- of -iicii a nature that every
v-dy there 'heard something
hat was a favorite. II. Is to be
Toped that the series of con
‘"•erft planned for the winter
vili.be given.
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WILL PATENT THEIR
MINING PROPERTIES
'A’. J. Bodgers, managing
head of (tie Ml. Andrew Min
mg company, arrived up on a
r<ic>'Jt\\ boat. He is looking
Tffer the as-e--merit work on
he different unpateriled claims
f ttie r rnparry, and is prepar
es’ *o go to patent an several
of them. i.
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ON THE EVANS
Five passengers boarded the
Admiral Evans at (his port last
uiglit on their way 'to Seattle.
They wore P. J. Gorman an 1
Mrs. 1. \V, Kelly of Kasaan, E.
Busohnian, G. A. Bushnell and
F. Smith. She bad 20 boxes of
halibut on board from points
north, but got none here. She
was in about ten o’clock 'last
night.
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SANTA ANA GOES SOUTH
The Maska Steamship etom
p.uiy’s Santa Ana went sontli
about four this morning with
a good big cargo on board. It
consisted of 0115 cases of
salmon from the Santa Ana
cannery, 4,000 fHorn the Taku
cannery. 02 tons of concen
trates from Chicagoff, mild 7,
084 cases of empty salmon
cans from the Kasaan cannery.
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HOME TO SHRIMP BAY
The Orchard family, accom
panied by L. H. Garvey and
wife of Valdez, left for 'their
home at Shrimp Bay this morn
ing. Mr. Garvey is interested
with the Orchards in the devel
opment of the wafer power at
Shrimp Bay, where it is plan
ned to install a pulp mill.
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OFFICIALS HERE
W. G. Baltic, superinten
dent of edhcation for this re
gion, and hr. Emil Krulish, in
charge of the medical work
among Ihe natives in Alaska,
ire local visitors on their way
to Mellakaihtla. They arrived
on the Admiral, and w?ll be
in this neighborhood for the
next week or so.
The Victor k Ethan arrived
last night with 00 boxes of hal
ibut on board, which she box
ed at the New England.
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The Pioneer is in port today
after boxing and icing her
■atch 'Of nine boxes of halibut.
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TAILOR SHOP WILL MOVE
Louis Rudenick announces
(hat he is planning to move the
. Rudenick <£ Smith bailor simp
from its present local.on in ihe
Stedman to the Diaz Builing
next door to the Dream. 'I’lic
increase of business now en
joyed by his firm has made
larger quarters imperative,
hence the change.
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An aero ire boat has been
built by Ray Erdhinger of Fair
banks and seems to be work
ing out all right.
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The Cordova city council bas
fitted the upstairs part of (he
city hall into club rooms for
he use of (he fire hoy*.
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On one of the last steamers
coming up the Yukon river
from Dawson were a party if
forty young men enroule to (he
outside to enlist to fighi for
Britain in France.
THe
SEWING
MACHINI
OF
QUALITY.
NOT
SOLD
UNDER
ANY
OTHER
NAME.
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
< Ifyou pure how- the NKtV HOME you will
have a life owo-t 111. the price you pay, mid will
not have an emllocH chain of repair*.
Quality
Comidercd
it it the
Cheapest
in the end
to buy.
If you want a Hewing machine, write for
Our latent catalogue before you pun-ham:.
TIM N« tome Sewing MactfmDfc, Orange, Man.