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PHICE 10 CENTS KETCHIKAN. ALASKA. Fill DAY, SEPT. 20, 1013_ ===g===== ’ _ ^()L- • N('’ ")j3
FIRST GAME 13
OCTOBER 1
Philadelphia, Sept, 26—The
schedule for Ihe world cham
pionship games between the
(hauls and Ihe Alhelelics, pro
vales that Ihe first game shall
be played at New York, Tues
day, September h ,lllunpso, a
day, October Till.
Seattle, Sept. 20—'The City of
Seattle cleared from this port
foi the north last night. She
l as bill one first-class passen
ger, Mrs. L. A. Inman, and one
steerage for Ketchikan.
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GUARANTEED AWL WOOC F AURIC#
$15.CO, $20.00 and $25.00 at
,'iOIIN BUNNY \T THE
DREAM TONIGHT. adv.
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A Travelogue at the Dream
to night, adv.
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FALL and WINTER Samples
are here
DETMER WOOLEN
At MURPHY’S
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges.
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
ARE TRYING FOR
PEACE
Mexico City, Sept. 20—Presi
dent Huerta stated today that
he favored the candidacy of
Krederico Gamboa for the pres
idency, and will do all in his
power to elect him. It is be
lieved here that this is the so
lution of the Mexican problem
and will meet the approval of
the United States.
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REPORT PLEASANT TRIP
After a very pleasant trip of
a couple of weeks or so guests
ori board the mission cruiser
Lois, Mrs. J. W. Young- and
Mrs. Loyal Young returned
home from the west coast yes
! erday. While away they vis
it* d all the places of interest
on Prince of Wales island.
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CHAIRS FOR DREAM '
Manager Purinton, of the
Dream, informs the Miner Man
that he has ordered an addi
tional 82 opera chairs to take
iho place of the folding chairs
row in the front of that popu
lar phototplay house.
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ALKI ARRIVES EARLY
The steamship Alki •surprised
herself and everybody in town
by tying up to the Northland
dock between eleven o’clock
and noon today, 01 1-2 hours
from Seattle, probably as good
lime as the vessel ever made,
ana the best under her present
ownership. Her passengers to
Kilchikan were Mrs. P. G.
Shark, Mrs. N. Casperson, Miss
Agnes Edmond, G. Braise, J.
Leroy and one steerage. She
had considerable local freight
including steel for the Stand
aid Oil tanks. Mrs. “Si” Per
kins and two children will
make the round trip on her. On
her way south the Alki will
call in at the Ketchikan can
nery, where she will lake on
i L000 cases of salmon.
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Dry Sox shoes in black or
brown at Field’s. adv.
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A GOOD SHOW AT THE
DREAM TONIGHT. adv.
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New line G-I) corsets at
Field’s. adv.
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SULZER ASKED
TAMMANY
- Albany, Sept. 20—Charles
Shadier testified today that he
had been asked by Sulzer to so
licit Tammany’s support for
the latter, and that Tammany
had assisted in his election.
STEAMBOAT MAR
ISJAD
Seattle, Sept. 20—G. W. An
drews, for the past five years
general agent of the passenger
department of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company in
this city, died yesterday of
Pright’s disease.
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WIRELESS PLANT .
The Marconi company broke
(ground for their plant at Char
coal point Wednesday and will
keep men at work until Ihe
plant i:s completed. The steel
for the iwo lowers has already
been ordered and shipped from
ihe factory, and the probabil
ities arc the station will be in
rIteration the fir.st of the year.
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1,tidies’ washable wa.i-ts ^l.oO
- ze-s 34 to 4 4 al Field's. adv.
Flora Finch al the Dream to- j
n-ght. adv. i
HOLDUP IN THE
SOUTH
Birmingham, Sept. 20 1The
Great Southern Express train
on ils way to New Orleans was
he!i! up not far from this place
la-1 night by masked robbers
They blew open the -safe in the
express car securing one hun
dred thousand dollars in cash.
They then made their escape
mi the locomotive which they
compelled the fireman to un
couple from the rest of the
ti ain.
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WITH BUT HALF A RUDDER
Tacoma, Sept. 20—When the
slcamer Bertha arrived at this
pert today with a cargo of ore
from Skagway, the discovery
v,as made that part of her rud
der was gone. The old ship
had made the trip sucessfully
however.
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The Humboldt left for the
south early yesterday evening.
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Mrs. La Mance will speak at
the M. E. Church this evening
on topics of the day. Every
one invited. 8p. m.
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BROUGHT HOME THE FISH
The Alameda with a load of
10 boxes of halibut on board
■was in port today. Steve says
he would have brought in a
bigger load only one of the
Leys ran out Of corn medicine,
ana' he out of hair iunj.c.
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I CLUB DANCE|
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 1
ADMISSION $1.00 ||
U Get Your Club Tickets at the Door
$ ^
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If STEDMAN CAFE I
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|| “Home Cooking, What IS Home Cooking” jjS
a Meals from 6 a. m. to 2 p. m. ||l
*i' From 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. ||
H ._®®_ GGCX3® QOOG aXX3©0®0®0®©®®0G®©00 ^
9 Special 25 cent lunch every day R
9 from 11:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. ^
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JUST RECEIVED
A new line of
MEN’S HATS
of the latest styles, including
DERBYS, FEDORAS, TELE
SCOPES, GRAECOS, ETC., in
all the new shades, with back
bows and velvet bands. Give
us a call for your next Hat.
You will be satisfied with our
P. J. Gilmore
r “The Clothier”
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WRECKED BY ICE
PACK
Annie, Sept. 20—Word ar
rived from Point Barrow last
night of the wreck of the Tran
si' near that place. She was
caught in the ice and forced up
on (he shore badly crushed.
Tin crew escaped.
ALASKA BILL 10
BEjIRST
Washington, Sept. 2(1—Sena
tor Chamberlin succeeded last
night in getting the Alaska
railroad hill placed at the head
of "‘unfinished business” for
consideration at the regular
term in December.
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The May is due southbound
at llirre o’clock tomorrow
morning.
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FIVE MILLION EGGS
Superintendent Hancock fin
ished taking the last of the five
ni'llion pink salmon eggs for
Ilia government today. The
process of handling the eggs
i« a most interesting one, and
Hie temporary quarters where
li cy are being treated are we1!
worth a visit. Owing to the
fact that the first two or three
weeks after the eggs are taken
i s I lie critical period in their ex
dance, this supply will he kept
here for that length of time 1)3
fore starting on their long
journey to the eastern hatch
eries. If the eggs reach the
cast in good shape, the depart
ment plans to take large quan
Idies every year for a time to
see if (he pink fish can ho
transplanted to the coastal
waters of (he Atlantic.
BIG NIGHT TONIGHT
AT THE GRAND
To night is the prize night
at this theater and the person
in Hie house who has the cor
ioct coupon will be given a
(handsome and expensive gift.
An exceptional^' strong and in
lercsting hill is offered for
your pleasure. It Includes a
f re Gem “What the hell told”
a story of the love of a small
hoy for his mother.
One of the best dramas we
have had “The Sealed Envel*
ope”, with Mahle Barker in the
load, and two comedies com
plete the hill. Don't fail to be
there tonight to see the draw
ing and remember that tomor
row night is change night so
watch the Grand. aadv.
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TAKE NOTICE
We have a few more of can
ning Pears, green Tomatoes,
Pickleing Cucumbers, preserv
ng Grab apples, Summer
squash, arid Hubbard squash
Watch for the Sweet Pota o
Squash comming on the next
Humboldt, everything nice anri
fresh-more coming on the Alki
Friday.
Yours Truly u
N. F. ZIMMERMAN
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An Edison Historical at the
Dream to-night. a dv.
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Silk Sox 25c., Field’s, adv.
LOOKS VERY LIKE
TREASON
Belfast Ireland, Sept. 20-The
north of Ireland is in a turmoil
ever the possibility of Home
Role becoming operative. Sir
Edward Carson has subscribed
fHty thousand dollars toward
what is intended to be a fund
of five million dollars to indem
ni.'y any one injured in resist
ing Home Rule.
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WILL GO AFTER THE
HALIBUT BUSINESS
Craig Millar was a local
visitor over night, having come
in from the west coast on bus
iness. According to him the
cold storage plant at Craig
wit! go into the halibut busin
ess this winter. A float 300
feet in length will be built and
ice and then accommodations
supplied the halibut fishermen.
Mr. Millar plans to gel weekly
boats at Craig to haul the fish
to Seattle,
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JOHN* BUNNY AT Till
BREAM TONIGHT. adv.
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GIVE A GREAT SHOW
The people of Ketchikan ha\c
a real treat before them in the
musical line next week in the
coming of the Pollard Austral
ian Juvenile Opera company,
known fry*- and wide and now
on their fifth tour of the world.
T1 e company consists of fwen
ly-five people, all of whom are
actors, and the old favorites
and new hits they handle has
Vied the opera houses w-here
evex they have shown. Their
lepetoire includes such plays
n~ “Sergeant Brue,” “Mikado,
“Pinafore,” “Toy Maker” and
“East Waltz,” besides several
of lesser note. They will ap
pear at Red Men’s Hall, Sept.
2S, 20 and 30. Tickets on sale
starting Saturday, Sept. 27, at
Myus’ prug & Jewelry store,
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Men’s overcoats to suit ev
en y taste and pockelbook at
Field’s adv.
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A Special Song at The
Pi earn to-night. adv.
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This Will Help You Save. |
'2 KBBBSKt BffiEK q L
Open a Savings Account |
and we give you one of |
these handsome home |
banks. It takes all deno- |
minations of coins and |
paper money, and is of a g
size and shape convenient I
to carry in tlie pocket to |
the Bank for denosit
You Keep the Bank and <
We keep the Key.
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Savings Department Of The !
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
fin over supply of halibut, the
price lias dropped again to fix a
cents pi>r pound. Considerable
Mi is now on the way to this
port and the expectations are
that the price will slay down
for a time.
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Washington. Sept. 20—Tt is
announced here that Attorney
General McReynolds will very
shortly request the resignation
of various oilier federal judges
and dislricl attorneys.
EVA POLLAflD
With the Pollard Opera Co.
" pairs men’s sox for $1.23
guaranteed for six months’
wear, Field’s. adv.
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“A Soldiers Duly” at the
Dream to-night. adv.