I RiCE 10 CENTS
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la?
•: e !> :. again si A. E. To-:
formerly a merchant .f Nome.
I In at 51
C&rthy dur.nc ... . n •’
re!.
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LARMAR FOUND GUILTY
New York, Dee 3~Da
Lamar, s ', :m .* wj!l be remen
1 ered Va* mixed up ‘.h
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i.on of ia*t year, "‘as -
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Represert-a: .ve Palmer. z
g'ven two year* the An o
PerPteniiary.
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TO THE PUBLIC
la answer : rr. : b -
entananoc from th.? rot.
*erved on the Ar.tl: Broth-r
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Tree in or ' • F
the A Bos ha? - _
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Seam he it -.ad w fee
a, the Dream "v.
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'1 Le Per:.- of P. lire a:
Dream 5 >n:gi-n
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The Gate is open for
BIG BARGAINS
at the
Gateway Store. aiv.
Mi F J
EMLEJMEZ
r A . nso. Per. 3 Gjii
7 pata insists that Entili?
I prows
Aral : Mexico turn's a
genera! election can be hel-J.
'07ERNOR STRONG IS
IN SAN FRANCISCO
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incised. Dee. 3—Gc \ -
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this
- n wUh the exhibit of A
'ks. at the here next year
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SEATTLE SOUTH FRIDAY
Th . . S tUe.
.7. ;> lookei for in port o:
v. way to Seattle t morrow
ternooa at 3:30.
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HIS FIRST LAW-SUIT
If y.-u are a lawyer, juryman
• fft'o holder or i
w v orn-'c:e i with th
•T r. . f,* 3’' ■
: ke to enjoy a hear'y
to *h*» Grand lo
ir - ■ <* that mirth pro
Hi s I - '
' j
: a a continual scream j
I from start to finish and Ve l
- t
fits apprttiproate picture I
-- ...s sess:;-- of the court
• • enjoy one c-f t e ‘
' . r.
- if you want 1 •
m s? it. The Gran
will render class!
;• : .la? selections be: :
w and between reel-.1
c. Th- Juvenile Ke*. 1 -
- in ch. ra songs a '
sketches.
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nee -he latest things
g T i; ee Berthe!?
. & Pruell's. adv.
Miners & Merchants Bank
Of
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
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Ketchikan, — — Alaska.
0The Stedrnan
R M. J. BUGGE, Proprietor
9 Alaska’s Leading Hostelry
^ SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
fj Office and Sleeping Rooms By the Month In th*
^ New Tongass Bldg.
C Headquarters for Canners, S
i Miners and Traveling flerr 9
g KETCHIKAN - - ALASKA, j^l
The Hague, Dee. 3-\Vord j
*:ne> from Essen, Germany,
an aeroplane squadron had
- icees'D:!!y bombarded th?
vi'upp Gannon factory at that
lace, iking materia! damage
o the buildings. The attack:
vas made a: night, and had
.Je-.1!y been wen planned a
he :r.;« •hives inflicted their'
low and made theor escape
*hout any damage to them
Ives. The actual extent oi !
"he damage wrought is o’
se kej
Fighting Is Heavy
Brwghes. Dee. 3—The eon
in*.: al roll of the heavy bring
’he neighbor!* \J of Apr?'
: j the arrival here of train j
• J after Irainloaj of wour.J
I G 5 « geests il
er fightin.; is going on in thej
-,* tef.»’ of FI uders than is
srenerai’y believed. Th? report;
- it ‘hit th? Allied forces
\e t:'e’r. *h? offensive am
e push z “he Germans hart.
Tix Hurdred Thousand Men
Paris. Dee. 3—The a ir scouts
• eporl that in the neighborhood
f sis 1 sand Ger
— a r« • ■ r. o w •' o n •? e: f r a f e >•» o :
long the I Ase
from A’pres to the sea. It is be
eved here that th- massmg of
- body of men is a feint to
;e - new --v::".
Much Money For War
Berlin. Dec. 3—The Reich
stag last night voted a one and
ine-quartsr war fund for :
Kaiser, and also pledged him
he:r support nutil the end ot
e ‘war.
King On Firing Line
Calais. Dee. 3—Word comes
rom the front that King
eorg? of England is now on
he firing line in Belgium
here he is being received with
, { enthusiam by the British,
elgian and French troops.
Germans Stand Near Lodz
Sf. Petersburg. Dec. 3-The >
different German armies have j
oncentrated west of Lodz in ;
Poland, where they are making j
, stand. Our advance forces ■
were driven back when they ,
a me in contact with the en
emy. but nothing serious re
- • filed.
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Austrians Capture Belgrade
Vienna. Dec. 3- The Austrian I
...my has forced the Servian
furces to vacate Belgrade, and
•• I •;ter are now occupying a
; ' lion south of the Kulobaro
Biv.-r. The Austrians besieg
ed Belgrade for four months
re capturing the place, but
n.ia' in complete possess.on
of i;.
General Dewet Is Capiured
Petoria. Dec. 3 General
R Cfj reports that the troop*
:: ;• r him have completely
re 1 he rebel commandos.
Hundreds of prisoners were
• ..ken. including General De
we: who was at the head of the
rebellion.
«ANY PASSENGERS
ON THE ALK!
Will i 1 . pessenge
.«• or boar-1, the Aik: got a
vay fr. - the south about eight
'o k th - morning. She had
; k from this port among
whom were S. E. Milligan and
wife: George Washburn and
wife: C. E. Orlander and wife,
'datives of O. W. Grant ’who
' ave spent the past season in
Ketchikan. F. W. Weneke and
family. a:.d Mrs. F. J. Hun*.
' ho goes down visit her
ghter in Tacoma. The Alki'
:weight consisted of about fifty
s ns of miscellaneous stuff ani
210 boxes of fre~h halibut.
These came, TO boxes from Ju
n au, 40 from Petersburg. 0;;
1 xe- from the New England
F oh company’s Ketchikan
j n and 40 from the Kebchi
kan Cold Storage company.
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Now is the time to buy your
wife or your sweetheart a nice
of real Alaska furs. P. J.
Gilmore. adv.
Watch Repairing and Engraving Diamonds Etc.
BERTHELSEN & PRUELL
SUCCESSORS TO
H. D. KIRi 8E
Pioneer Jeweler
THE BIG CURIO STORE OF ALASKA
Nugget Jewelry and Indian Curios in all Designs
MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY
Satisfaction Guanenteed
KETCHIKAN ALASKA
; -tnastii »
25 Per Cent Discount 1
0 J We will offer % off on all i ■
Coat Sweaters. These are all
wool and are suitable either f
for men or women.
Special
All 50 and 35 cent ties now
fj] at 25 cents while they lasL (■]
P. J. Gilmore
“The Clotnier**
Would Command Railroads
London, Dec. 3—The Aus
trian? arc undertaking a tre
mendous attack on the worn
out soldiers of Servia as part
of tlie plan to obtain control of
the railroad frvm Belgrade to
Constantinople. The command
if that road will enable the
German? and Austrians to send
troops to the assistance of the
Turks in the latters campaign
against the Russians in the
Caucassus.
Piercing Attempt Fails
Amsterdam, Dec. 3—It is
now conceded by Germany that
that the attempt on her part
to pierce th eRussian line in
Poland ha? failed and her
troops are ntfw* simply on the
lefensive. The .ground in
Poland is frozen as hard a^
rn. so the trenches of the
western battleline cannot be
duplicated there. Germany wilt
undertake to make a siand a
or near Koluski, an important
railroad junction near Lodz.
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FISHERMEN FOUND GUILTY
It took the jury in the His
trict Court until about four o'
cioi k this morning to decid •
‘hat Patsy Hamilton, Nick Bez
and John Pecar had violated the
law in fishing ac the moulli oi
Karta River on the nineteenth
of las; August. The indict
ments against the men 'were re
turned by the Juneau Grand
Jury, together with one against
the Pure Food company, whirl
had furnished the fishing geat
and wa- buying their fish. The
case came up a den pie of day
ago, during he course of which
Manager Beegle of the Pure
Food Cannery was called to
the stand as a witness for the
Government and as the result
of hi- testimony, the case a
gainst hi- company was orderd
ed stricken by Judge Jennings,
b it that against the fishermen
was pressed to a finish, with
he above result. Judge Jen
nings fined the men tHventy
five dollars each this after
noon.
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Shadow of Shame at the Dream
tonight. adv.
Pathe Daily News at th<
Dream tonight. adv.
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Send in your furs and get the
best market price for them
from P. J. Gilmore. adv.
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THE BOWLING ALLEY
will be closed until Wednes
day morning, when it will
be re-opened under new
management. It has been
completely renovated and
everything put in first
class condition.
CHA8 FINZEL, Prop.
City Fish Market
Thompson Building
BEEF
8EE OUR PRICES
Mallard Ducks 50c.
Halibut Cheeks per pound 20c.
Crabs, each 12%
Salmon, Halibut, and salt fish.
Phone No.8, Ketchikan.
II. S. LACKS II
TORPEDOES
Washington, Deo. 3—Rea •
Vdmiral Strauss reports tha
he American Navy is sadly
'hurt of Torpedoes and many
other necessary weapons in the
navy. His report i- a surprise
to the Administration.
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WILL FIGHT THE NEW LAW
Olympia, Dec. 3—The liquor
men of Thurston County hnv.
\Von in their fight in the count
courts to restrain the Secrelan
of State announcing the Proliil
ition vote. The case will nov
-To to the State Supreme Gout
for final decision.
THE PERILS OF PAULINE
The fifth episode of this
great photoplay serial will b
on at the Dream tonight. Paul
ine has a new adventure in (hi
one. She is lurej to take i;
the sights of Chinatown and
while going through one o1'
the famous Chinese Jo<~
[house-; she is seized and id
into eapitivity and after a long
- arch she is found, but a ter
ible battle with the inmate^
is fought before she is releas
ed. Do no1 overlook this chanc
as Pauline 'will ‘Only be here
• wo days. Another Pathe Daily
will be on the screen with all
•ha late war news. Watch for
these a- thev are getting close;
o the front. Nina Richmond
will favor with one of her late
-ongs. The last two, comedie
-peak for themselves. Papa’
Baby and Seben Come Eleben.
Plenty of laugh in both o!
these. An all star bill tonight
Where the steam heat flows,
at tha Dream. adv.
WEATHER BETTER
AT ME
Nome, Deo. 3—The terrible
seorm and blizzard of the past
three days has subsided, and
lhe residents of the town ara
again able to take up the cu
linary duties of life. Fortunate
ly the iee pack which piled up
on the hearth acted as a breai;
‘valer and prevented a repeti
tion of the satastPG'phe of
last year when the strom-driv
'it waves smashed almost the
whole of the. lower part of the
own.
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REDDtE WALSH
IS OUTPOINTED
New York. Dec, 3-Young
-Hnigrue outpointed and out
boxed Freddie Walsh in their
en round fight in this city last
light.
\ GOOD PAYING
BUSINESS FOR SALE
I desire to sell on account of
11-health. Inquire at Mrs.
Fohn’s Millinery Shore. ad.
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bine Seben Gome Eleben at
1 e Dream tonight. adv.
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War scenes a' the Dream to
ight. adv.
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SALE AND DANCE
The ladies of St. John’s
'inili] will give a Sale and a
Dame -at Red Men’s Hall,
Thursday, Dec. 3rd. The sale,
at which aprons and other ar
ticles will he sold, moulding
'pa and cake and candies, will
' p held during the afternoon
from ihvo until six o’clock.
Don't fail to attend the dance
in the evening. Good music, ad.
j Patronize Home Industry f
¥ And smoke Ketchikan made Cigars |
¥ Manufactured by the %
¥ KETCHIKAN CIGAR FACTORY §
| Julius Wei theim’ Prop. |
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THE ALASKA MERCANTILE AGENCY 1
□Accounting, Collections,
Auditing, Credit Reporting,
Advertising, and Local
Agency Pacific B. & L.
Association:
Office in City Council Chamber.
M. A. MITCHELL, Manager.
1 ■■■raaBaRMaaaMnaaaHBMmBMaraBrf
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bid