. FROM TUESDAY’S DAILY
Paris,. OeL 6—Fearing tha
unman forces might be abl
capture .Antwerp, the newb
arrived British troops liavi
been sent to the relief or tha:
dv, and wiki probably attac.
the besieging force- from tin
rear at the same tune as thi
troops in Antwerp makes a sor
tie from within the defenses
The Germans realizing the dan
* ger of such a condition an
hurrying troops to Antwerp s>
as to have a sufficient nunibe
of men there to take care o,'
whatever forces might be sen
against them. Wilhelm ha:
-aid that he intended to captun
Antwerp for the purpose of us
ing it as a base for an airsbij
raid against Great Britain. The
British are therefore vitally in
teresied in preventing the eap
ure of the place. French
- oops will also he sent to co
operate with the Bril, h and
- Belgians, as’tli latter foree.
o.v control the railroads
liiro igli northern Belgium.
Kaiser And vonMoltke Quarrel
London. Oct. 6—W rd has
-u-en received here that the
iva.ser has di-missed his chief
ef staff. Lieut.-Gen. vonMtdtke.
i,he reports states that the two
men differed on the matter of
now ;,j handle the British prob
lem in the present war. The
iva.ser was in favor of sending
every available Zeppelin across
me channel against England,
bombarding London from aer
ials and otherwise striving to
create a region of terror ther.
with the object of causing 1he
people there to raise an objec
tion ‘o the continuance of the
war. vonMoltke who has been
he brain and the actuating;
lorce of the German campaign
objected t.o the plan, and the
Kaiser angered at being cross
ed dismissed him-from the serv
ice. j -
Marshall Islands Captured
Tokio, Oct. 0—Word reaches
iv.is city by steamer that a
squadron of Brit -h and Jap
anese vessels have captured
h. Marshal Group in the South
Pacific. ' jI
Italy May Be Getting Busy
Rome. Oct. 0—A submarine
boat recently completed in a
private s!#pyard at Spezzia has
disappeared, and with it has
f'ce Lieut. Bellini, one of the
most expert of Italy’s subma
iine P-iots. The destination of
(lie vessel is un&nown, and the
great question here is whether
she has gone out under sealed
orders for th? government a
g> n-: Austria, or is trying to
enter the Liardennells so as to
d -pose of Turkey’s navy.
Grapes Are Harvested
Paris. Oct. G Thc< harvest of
i hampaigne grapes in southern
France has been completed, re
fugee- from the iwar zone hav-"
ing done the work.
Germans Are Advancing
Paris. Oct. G—Apparently
having received heavy re-in
forcements from the Rhone
e untry and in Alsace, the- cen
ter of the German line assumed
me offensive last night, and
'era; minor advances w?re
.ode by them. Tin? French
hue remains intact however.
Heavy fighting is reported in
'he neighborhood of Lille, Jr
the north.
Germans Are Satisfied
Berlin. Oct. 6~B fh wings
and the center of the German
army are moving forward slow
ly uud in perfect order. Lar-t
rbght they took possession of
(he position formerly occupied
by the French who have b.*r „
forced be k. \o general be tt!e
La- materalized however.
Antwerp Situation 3e .jous
Antwerp. Oct. G~Th e bom.
bardment of th- oi,f;r rln? of
f'Tts continue-, wiFlK,llt f.ess3.
For: and it fear«r.j ,hri( lhg cHv
-if! fartt unless help from th*
adies arrives soon.
1 Germans Retreat In Poland
St. Petersburg, Oct. 0—The
ermans entrcnehed on flu
u.vsian side of the X'ieman
•ver have been driven across
i to tiie western side with
eavy loss. It is estimated by
;e General Staff of the Rus
han army that at least seventy
housand Germans have been
died wounded or captured in
lie present campaign in Pol
and.
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RAILROAD MAN HERE
George A. McXicoll. repre
enting the Grand Trunk Pacif
' system arrived up on the
•lay this morning, lie states
hat the Grand Trunk is now
operating two trains a week
>ver their line from Rupert
ast, leaving (hat place every
•Vednesday and Saturday at
en'in the morning. The Prince
ieorge, which was taken over
i tv the government for a hos
pital ship is back on 1 he Seattle
Prince Rupert run again.
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“ORTY-TVVO MILLION EGGS
W. K. Hancock is over from
'le- Bay f ra few days, lie re
ports that the Yes R .iy piar.l
has taken 42,000,000 red sal
mon eggs (|1;< year, compared
with aboirt fifty millions Ia<l
year.
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ENGLE 13 IN JAPAN
Fred Purinton was in receipt
ofa p stal this morning from
George Engle, who is in Japan
with a baseball lea tn. The pos
tal had the picture of a big
dirigible balloon on it. and Fred'
is wondering whe ther George
had gone up in a *balloon that
day in his game. bi it the postal
i dled to specify.
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DESERTED T1 IE SHIP
Recent arrivals from YSYan
gcll are telling ha rd stories on
Billy XVood.vortlr s ability a-: a
pilot. It will b i remembered
that Billy ami a friend depart
ed on the "Ar'i” a month oi
-ix weeks ago for the north.
Just four wee ks laler to a day
they arrived at Wrangell under
sad. having used up all the sup
ply of gaso.line they had on
board. In ^ burs! of confidence,
which he never thought would
reach he M.ner Man. Billy todl
Uie story on himself that he
had been s(J afraid of getting
• s‘ on the way up that be had
hugged the shore all the way
sailing- up i(, the head of ah
the bays arrd' bights. rather
han to'ge. an v chances on cut
*ing across. Then they chug
ged twice around Etolin Island,
old they wxnjld probably be
'.fill going aro- . 1 it if the mist
hadn't cleared up one day and
Ji'C-lo-ed AVranj/ell across the
channel. Tiieir supply of soap
gave out early |n the game, so
there was no forth er use of
■washing, and Billy' s whiskers
grew so long that th f-y caught
:n the flywheel. Disgu. -ted with
his owe navigating he daserf
ed the ship at Wrangt R and
went on up to Juneau on a
steamer.
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TWO SHIPS NO'-tTH—
THREE SC'UT» *
Ea-r night ,n.l this moriling
were stirr.ng times on the.
waterfrr;,t when no less th an
Hve steamers were in. Th< ’>
the May and Dolphin •]
no- thbound; and the Humboldt. 1
• effcr-scjii and Spokane headec
soi/th. The southbound ves
had all the passengers and
(might they could carry, while
the reverse was the condition
f th-- Dolphin uid May, neither
of which are doing much bus
iness northbound.
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Have you a friend In the
States?—Send them the *aiiy
Miner, Phone 89
*
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Tokio, Oct. 7—The Japanese
commander at Kiauchou re
port that three German n nis
ei's were sunk in the inner h.tr
hoc at that place M nday ant
Tuesday of this week. Wheth
er they went down as the re
sult of being torpedoed or were
'imk by gun fire was not slat
ed iu the dispatch.
Offensive Movement Begins
Berlin, Oet. The plans for
a general advance of the Gor
man troops -in France have
been perfected, and the cavalry
which have been in the rear
during the past three weeks,
were sent out all along the
line today. They and theiir
mounts are again in fine trim,
having made the most of the
long rest.
Torpedo Boat Is Sunk
London, Oct, 7—A German
torpedo boat destroyer was
sunk by striking a mine near
Fms Tuesday. The incident
occurred in the North Sea and
all of her crew were lost.
Cholera At Tarnow
Borne. Oct. 7—It is under
stood that ch lera has broken
out among the Austrian 'troop.'
beseiged at Tarnow by the. Rus
sians. There is no possibility
if isolating the suspects, and
it is feared that the epidemic
will kill thousands of the gar
rison.
Big Guns Being Used
London. Oct. 7—The situation
at the French front remains the
same. But little aggressive
work has been attempted by
either side, for several days
past, the greater part of the
fighting being done at long
range by the big guns of both
'ides. The British have mount
ed several naval guns on their
ilie, which have greater range
han i' possible in the shorter
for land purposes.
300,000 Reported Lost
London, Oet. 7—The official
'd of casualties to the Ger
nn forces was posted Mon
day in Berlin. It was for Sep
mber and stated that the loss
for that month had been one
hundred and seventeen thous
and men. killed wounded and
missing. This makes a total to
late of over three Hundred
thousand men.
May Raid England
With Airships
The Hague, Det. 7—1German
ewspapers received here stale
that Count Zeppelin has com
pleted his plans for an airship
raid of England. About twenty
of <the big flying marli nes will
be u'ed and London will be
bombarded. ‘
French Retreat Say Germans
Berlin. Oct. 7—To save lliem
-elves from 'total annihiliation
he Allied army confronting the
German right wing was forced
i retreat this morning. This
; eludes the British army.
German Victory in Poland
Berlin. Oct. 7—Recruited
from 'the center, the Germans
won a decisive victory over the
Russians near Lyck in Russian
Boland. The latter lost thou
sands in killed and wounded
uid over fifty thousand of
them were taken prisoners.
More Canadian Soldiers
Ottawa. Oct. 7—The Born in
ion government has offered an
additional twenty thousand sol
diers to England Kir immediate
service in Europe. They are
rcw.lv drilled arid armed and
•ui be embarked on transports
within two weeks. They are
mostly ex-soldiers and wi stern
barp'hooters. A large por
t; on of them are said to have
•o me from the United - • lcs.
Butchering Christians
R, ini'1, Oet. 7—It is reported
that Hie Mohammedans
,re j na-s o-rcing Christians in
\!bau ia. Turkey 'has been noti
ced th at she will be held re
-ponsi.’de for the acts of her
citizens.
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Seattle
Pacific Islands Captured
Pekin, Oct. 7—A squadron of
French and Japanese cruiser?
yesterday occupied the most
important of (he Caroline
group of islands' belonging (o
Germany.
Heavy Fighting Reported
P iris, Oct. 7—Heavy fighting
north-east and ea~t of this city
occurred last night, the Germ
ans taking the offensive. No
gain- were effected however.
The German cavalry attempted
to cut the line of communica
tion of the British to (he const,
but were driven back with
heavy 'losses. The Germans are
using captive balloons equipped
with powerful searchlights 'to
pick out the position of the Al
lied troops during their night
dtacks.
Antwerp Holding Her Own
London, Oct. 7—A wire from
\ntwerp this morning annoum
es no change in the situation
there. Fearing a bombard
ment of the inner forts and the
city itself, non-combatants have
been requested to leave.
Will Return To Paris
Paris, Oct. 7—The announce
ment was made ibis morning
‘hat the government was -pre
paring to return to Paris', and i
is expected that the change
will be made the later par: of
(he week.
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DOCTORS ORGANIZE
The Ketchikan Medical Soci
ety c mpleted its organization
last night. Election of officer
left Dr. It. C. Story in (he chair:
Dr. The toiler .Miller vice presi
:ent; D. W. A. Mvers, secre
tary-treasurer. Plans were
laid for a permanent organiza
tion, and a Constitution and By
Laws was adopted to that end
The objects of the society shall
be: “To foster a spirit f fr j
ternitv among the members o1'
'he profession: to promote be
individual and concerted effort
higher standards of practice
to develop habits of observa
I ti ti, reading and research; to
i aim at scientific therapy; to aid
jin the prevention of disease
lo work iri harmony for the ad
, vancement of medical science
j here and elsewhere and to fur
ther all measure? which pro
mot? the general welfare of the
j community.
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WILL ESTABLISH AGENCY
kG. A. McXiool, who is in
town representing the Grand
Pacific, j? preparing to estab
lish an agency here in Ketch
ikan for his company. They
, are now ready to handle bus
nes«i of all kirtds over that sys
tem east, and plans to secure
some from this region.
I
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GOVERNMENT GETTING
READY
% • —————
It looks as though Uncle Sam
is not so soundly asleep al'tei
ill as many people would be
lieve. An indication of this
was the receipt in the last mail
of a communication from the
AAvy Department by “Jimmie”
Lampton asking him if he was
willing to volunteer for serv
ce if he kverc called upon.
Jimmie was formerly in the
navy, leaving when iiis enlist
nt expired some little time
ago.
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WATSON IN SOUTHBOUND
After a long trip to the West
ward the Admiral Watson ar
rived in port last night between
nine and ten o’clock. She is
cveral days late, having been
scheduled to leave Sealttle last
Monday evening. L. E. Buell
and Mrs. Willard were the
only passengers she had to ac
orn modations for.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Commissioners Court
’or Ketchikan Precinct No. 8.
Uaska.
In the matter of the estate of
!. F.-Houghton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
he undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the a
ov,i estate and all persons
wing claims against the said
‘ate must present them with
"uper vouchers, within, six
ionfh- from the date or this
!i e. to myself the said admin
-trai n’, at the office or Clia-.
. Ingersoll in the Revdla Hotel
uiitdiug. Ketchikan, Alaska.
Dated September 25, 1914.
W. W. BUSH, administrator
IOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
In the Commissioner s Court
r the Precinct of Sulzer, Ter
itorv of Alaska, <n Probata.
In the malfe' of the estate of
Valter Yelfntzie, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
'inal account of Jacob Lauth.
Irninistrator of the estate of
Valter Yeltatzie deceased, has
oeeii rendered to this court for
eltiement and that the 21st
fay of September 1914, at 2 o'
clock p.m., has been duly ap
iOiriled by said court for the
ettlemenl of said account, al
vhich time ariv person inter
•sled in said estate may appear
Hid file his exceptions in
i veiling to said account and at
test the same.
Dated, August 17, 1914.
W. J. PIGG. U. s. Gommis
| inner and Probate Judge.
, JACOB LAyTJl, Administra
tor.
'•’irsf Publication Aug. 21, 1914
Last Publication Sept. 18 1914.
GOES HOME AFTER VISIT
Mrs.'"Willard, wife of Cap
Willard Of llie Seattle polir
force, who had been in Ketch
ikan for several weeks visil
i ing her sons Sherman and J;.
! and theip families, left Pm
! home on the Watson last ulgihl
Site reports having had a vor>
agreeable vi>it here and look
forward >lo returning next, yea
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Order To Show Canoe Upoi
Sale of Real Estate
Before the 1. S. Commission
>r and Ex-Officio ProbaP«
Judge at Sulzer, Alaska.
In the Matter of the Estal
if John Fintzen, Deceased.
To Peter Fintzen, Dollarur
Kreiss, Flensburg, Germany
To Bans Fintzen, Dallam]
Kreiss, Flensburg, Germany
To Julius Fintzen, Flensburg
lermany, and to all other heir
t Daw, of John Fintzen, Ue
•eased, late of Sulzer, Alaska:
You and each of you are hen
iy notified that a petition ha
teen filed by the Ad uinistra
or for a sale of all the re a
aroperty of the estate of Johi
'iutzen, deceased, wherein it i
•ceiled that there is no per"
-anal, property, same having
been sold, and a total sum o
$181.4 5 realized therefrom
'hat at the time of his deall
-aid John Fintzen, deceased
eft cash money amounting P
$20.10. That the real properl:
•onsists of certain interests ‘i
inpatented mining claim
herein described, and the cs
ate is without sufficient fund
0 pay the expenses of admini
ration and the cost of the an
mat assessment (work require
•y law upon said mining claim
md the claims of creditors a
ainsl said estate, which ha\
men presented and allowed
nd that it is therefore neeo
ary to sell all the real proper!
• I' said estate for which and P
lo so is prayed.
The real property of said o
afe which is sought to be sol
deludes an undivided one-hal
nterest in certain unpatenlei
uining claims known as th•
veete Inlet No. 1 Lode and
leete Inlet No. 2 Lode am
id-lie Inlet No. 3 L dc clalm
ituated near Hie iiead of Keep
det, situated on the W .
Ji i-i of Prince of Wales I-lau.
Alaska, and described in tin .
ication notices recorded a!
■ages No. 170, No. 224 and NO
‘52 in volume VII and volum.
Ill of Mines in the office o
he U. S. Recorder at Ketchi
xan. Alaska.
I leer Park No. 1 Lode claim,
ituated on Fintzen Mountain.
‘ 1-2 miles 8. W. of Sulzer.
Vest Coast of Prince of Wales
-land, described in the loea
: hi notice, recorded at page
|. 51! in volume VI of Mines
1 the office of Hie U. S. Rec
ede!' al Ketchikan, Alaska.
Deer Park No. .2 Lode claim.
ituated on Fintzen Mountain
' 1-2 miles S. W. of Sulzer.
Vest Coast of Prince of Wale
-land, Alaska, described in the
ication notice, recorded at
age No. 512, in volume VI ol
lines in the olTiia^uf the 1'. S.
• •order at Ketchikan, Alaska.
Bonanza Lode claim, situated
a the West side of llelta Inlet,
miles south of Sulzer, Wes1
’.nst of Prince of Wales Jsl
id, Ala.-ka, described in the
ication notice, recorded al
age No, 250, in volume V of
lines, in Hie office of the U. S.
•"order at Ketinikan, Alaska.
Bonanza Extension Lode claim
Piated on Hie West side of
etta Inlet, 2 miles south <tl
dzer, West Coast of Prince of
Vales Island, Alaska, described
i the location notice and rec
eded at page No, 251 in voj
me V, of Mines in the oftiee
f the IT. S. recorder at Kctehi
an, Alaska. •
Eldorado Lode claim situated
i the West side or Delta Inlet,
miles south of Sulzer, Wes!
'oast of Prince of Wales I.-l
nl, Alaska, described in the
ication notice and recorded at
age No. 252, in volume V, of
tines in the office of the U, 8.
reorder at Ketchikan, Alaska.
Flensburg Lode claim, situ
fed on Die West side of Delta
del, 2 miles south of Sulzer.
Vest C tasl of Prince of Wales
land, Alaska, described in the
ication nolire recorded al page
o. 253 in volume V, of Mines
■i the office of Die IT. 8. record
i ■•• at Ketchikan, Alaska.
You and each of you, and all
!• .. .. — —
ukn'own heirs at law of [ho
■ id John Fiutzcii, deceased, are
■'ruby riled and ordered to
iow cause before (lie under
gued l1. 8. Commissioner and
x-Offic-’o Probate Judge at
1 ’ office in Sulzer, Alaska, ul
i0 o'clock a.in. of Saturday,
b lobcr drd, l'.ll'i, why such
iriler of sale should not be
fiauled as prayed fur in said
lobtiiui, and why such sale
lould iiM be made in the mail
er provided by laiw.
This order lo show cause is
sued and dated at Sulzer, Alias
-a. Ibis Ihe first day of Scptem
■cr, A. 11. IOL'i, and service
'lerefore is ordered by publi
i lion for four successive
eeks in not le>s than four eon
eeutive regular issues of the
u'lcliikaii Miner, a weekly
ewspaper published at lvetch
<an, Alaska, and of general
'rentalion in Ihe vicinity of
ulV.cr, Alaska, in which pro
uict no newspaper is published
n(| it is further ordered 1 hat
copy of this order be posted
or a like period at file Post
'fi'ice in Sulzer, Alaska, which
s nearest Ihe place \vhci<> Ihe
cedent resided int the time of
vis death, and at, two other
vihlic places within this pre
iiie.t.
M. .1. PIGG, IT. R. Commi«
ioncr and Ex-Officio Probate
fudge.
.1 Alton LATTIl. Administra
tor of the eslale of John Fint
en, deceased.
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110TSGE OF FINAL HEARING
In Ihe Commissioner’s Court
f|V I-he Precinct or Sulzer, Ter
dory of Alaska, In Probate.
In Ihe matter of Ihe estate of
'red Ishnara deceased. Notice
' hereby given (hat (ho final
ccoiijit id" .1. J). Wynne, ad
i ini si rat or of the estate of
* red Ishnara, deceased, has
Ten rendered "to this court for
etflement and that the 21st
iy of September 1914, at 2
'dock p.m., has been duly ap
pointed by said court for the
.etflement of said account, at
vhieh time any person inter
'led in said estate may appear
■ml file his exceptions in
'•'riling lo said account and at
e.'t the same.
Dated August 17, 1914.
N\ . J. PIGG, U. S. Commis
ioner and Probate Judge.
•f. D„ Wynne, Administrator.
Arst Publication Aug. 21, 1914
-ast Publication Sept. 18 1914
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H„ A. NO. 01679
Department of the Interior,
I nited States Land Office,
luneau, Alaska.
July, 15, 1914.
Notice Ls hereby given that
■’elix JI. Fiedler, whose post
iffiee addross is Ketchikan,
\laska, has filed in this office
lis application and proof of
inal entry in support thereof,
or ihe following described
‘’act of land situated on Gra
vina Island in Lat., 55 deg. 29
uin. North, Long., 131 deg. 4 1
nin. 30 sec. West, and Toagass
Narrows, anj directly across
aid Narrows from flic town of
Ketchikan, Alaska, saidapplica
ion being under the homestead
aw.- and the Act of March 3,
903, modifying tho came in
Alaska:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1,
neander corner on line of or
linary high tide of Tonggs
arrows whence U. S. L. M. No.
. bears N. 82 deg. 58 min. E.
'di.so chs., and witness corner
mars duo south 2.07 chs.,
hence Northerly meandering
dong Ihe shore of’ said Ton
ms- Narrows, 30.02 chs., to
Dor. No. 2, meander corner, on
die of ordinary high lido said
Narrows, whence W. C, bears
A 55 deg. .07 chs., thence f*.
,15 chs., lo Cor. No. 3, thence
hie W..0.37 chs. to Cor. No. 4,
lhence due S. 30.01 chs., to Cor.
No. 5, thence d,ue East 57.54
hs.. lo Cor. No. 0, thence due
N". 34.54 chs., to Cor. No. t, the
place of beginning, containing
an area of 289.33 acres. Mag.
Variation 29 deg. 40 min. E. Bc_
ing U. S. Survey 1081,
Any •ud all persons claiming
any portion of said land or de
siring to show its mineral char
acter, are required lo file their
protests or adverse claims
under oath within the period of
publication of Ibis notice, or
within thirty days thereafter.
G. B. WALKER. Register.
Kirs I. Publication Aug. 2t 1914.
Last Publication Sept. 18 1914.
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