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TO REOOC] HIGH LllilO COST
Capt. A. W. Thom ■ s started
operations in his smokehouse
today, and from now ou will
he turning t a 'teady supply
of sm i f sh for local con
-uni! . He plans to produce
Kipper'd Herring. Bloaters.
Kippered Salmon. Alaska Fin
nan Haddie. and Sp ed Her
ring. Nowhere else on earth
re to he found s h fi-h as
abound in this region. Capt.
Thomas hails from a region
where the preparation of fish
for the market is almost the
onlv industrv and ore which
LOOKS GOOD TO HM
Ed. Brawn the assayer. - in
receipt - i a letter i'rom Janie?
Walker at the Pioneer?’ Home,
Sitka, telling f the life there.
He ' V- the inmate? are well
taken care of and everybody i?
satisfied.
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Albany. Oct. A—The defense
in the S.zer impeach me at
proceedings will commence
the introduction of evidence
Monday morning.
BUCK WEAVER.
He is Shortstop of the
American League White Sox
Po: do h : - as the Pop-corn
;Und Saturday adv.
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"What Happened to Mary" at
the Dream to-night. ad.v
!ha* been figured out to a nice
ty, and he understands the dif
ferent way* of preparation in
every respect. Hence his pro
duct is bound to be high grade.
He pi ins to p'.a e his fish on
-ale at all the different stores
in town, with instructions how
to prepare the same. With the
present high cost of. living of
which we hear so much, con
fronting us in the face, it looks
as though fish, the thing na
ture so bountifully placed in
Alaska, i* the remedy.
II. S. OWNERSHIP
Washington, Oct. 3—Repre
sentative Lewis of Maryland is
preparing a bill providing for
government ownership of all
■ .degraph and telephone lines
in (he United States. He has
quite a backing in the lower
house.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY
Those that are watching this
most interesting story that
were r.ot at the Dream last
night should so to-night as
fhi- is the last chance to see
the second installment. Par-'
ticular mentioEi should he
mad-? of the Travelogue, as it
s a beautiful scenic. Then
the last comedy comes in for
a number of good hearty
aughs especially in the duel
scene. Ed. Drake is singing
a very pretty song. The music
at the Dream is a feature and
remember we run FIVE FL'LI.
REELS ALL THE TIME. adv.
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Mens overcoats from *15. up
wards. adv.
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Saturday is Potato Chip day
at the Pop-corn stand. adv.
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A beautiful scenic at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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Field takes your measure for
a sUit and fits your pocket
hook and person. adv.
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The Daily Miner. 4*7 per mo
FALL and WINTER Samples
are here
DETMER WOOLEN j
At MURPHY’S
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
Watch the Revilla Bulletins
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San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 3—
River? in this region are all
very high and over their banks
■wing to the heavy rains of
the pa't few days. Three
'lee! railroad bridges within
twenty miles of this point are
known to have collapsed and
railroad traffic of all kinds is
suspended.
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BIG LOCAL DEMAND
The Beaver Falls shingle mill
landed one hundred shingles
at the Heckman dock yesterday
afternoon, and before noon to
day they were all gone. This
is another indication of the
way in which Ketchikan is
growing, using shingles as fast
as this.
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BREAKS ARM AT PLAY
While playing at the school
house this morning, little Lou
-e Hanson, daughter of Lous*
Hanson, proprietor of the
'Bon Marche” fell off the
fence around the school yard,
and broke both bones of her
left arm just above the elbow,
she was taken to the office of
Dr. John Myers whore the
bone was set.
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Five full reel- all the time at
die Dream. adv.
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Field* -elf' the best $5. -hoe
in Alaska. adv.
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Ed. Drake will sing at the
Dream to night. adv.
fT'drtrfcorrS i? MTorcftettffcjrlffc
DYNAMITER WILL
TELL ALL
New York. Get. 3—Georg?
Davis, who was arrested in thi
city yes' era ay on the charge of
| being an accomplice of tin
McNamaras in their dynamite
plots, waived extradition, was
given a preliminary hearing
wa? held for trial in Indianap
olis and released on ten thou
sand dollar bonds. He made a
complete confession yesterday
and will be used as a witness
for the government against
Harry Jones the international
secretary of the structural iron
workers association.
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BIG LOAD OF ALL
ALASKAN PRODUCTS
The Meteor, which left Rose
Inlet on the morning of Oct.
!. had probably as big a load
.if all Alaskan products as ever
was taken out of the country.
I{ consisted of lb. 100 cases of
salmon. 13.600 sacks of ferti
lizer from Killisnoo and Port
Armstrong. 1.000 barrels of
whale oil from the latter place.
000 tons of marble from To
keen and 600 tons of copper
ore from the Jumbo mine at
Snlzer.
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ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE
DREAM. adv
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Youths, boy- and mens suits
at Field’s all size? all prices
all colors. adv.
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Change of program at the
bream Saturady night. adv.
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ADMISSION $1.00
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Meals from 6 a. m. to 2 p. m.
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from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p. m. H
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P. J. Gilmore
“The Clothier”
At S18.C0, S20.CO and S22.50 you can obtain the latest
cuts in Blue Serge and Mixture Suits. These values can
* not be equalled in any other store in Ketchikan.
UNDERWEAR—The famous Medlicott and Cooper
makes in all sizes and weights.
SHIRTS—The “Standard Brand” the most popular me
dium priced shirts on the market.
HATS—The “Conqueror Brand.” Enough said.
SHOES-Mayer’s and Yale makes.
Exclusive agents for Ed. V. Price & Co.’s Tailored-to
Order Suits.
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World Series Baseball=-Wat
ARBITRATION TO
BE FORCED
Boston, Oct. 3—Should the
engineers and firemen of the
^e\v Haven railroad strike as
they are now threatening to do
Gov. Foss’will rail a special
se-sion of the legislature to
enact laws prohibiting railroad
employees striking within tlie
commonwealth and making
the arbitration of labor differ
ences eompulsary.
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BOATS THIS EVENING
The wireless reports that the
I Humboldt should arrive from
I the south at four-thirty this
i afternoon, and the City of Se
attle southbound one hour la
I ter.
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The Admiral Sampson is ex
pected from the south about
midnight tonight.
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Snow on the mountain yes
terday morning and frost la.st
night makes one conclude that
winter is coming.
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The Kasaan cleared for Ana
eortes yesterday where she will
go into winter quarters.
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Joseph Ulstein and John
Dahl will be passengers on the
Humboldt to Petersburg.
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H. C. Strong, who has been
south for some time is expect
ed up on the next Alki.
Good headway is being made
on the big crude oil tank above
the Standard Oil dock, south
of town.
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The halibut pdwer schooners
President and Alaska baited up
today and got away for the ]
fishing grounds.
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The Manhattan, which had
been out for close to three
weeks, returned last night em
pty. The weather had been so
bad that she could not fish.
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Mrs. C. C. Baker, of Kittitas,
Wash., who recently arrived
with her mother, Mrs. J. E.
Pivus. and has been visiting
relatives and friends in this
city, will leave for home on the
Princess Sophia tonight.
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George Rounsefell and wife
will he passengers south on the
Sophia for Vancouver and Se
attle. George is making his an
nual trip after the close of the
canning season, and Mrs.
Rounsefell accompanies him
on pleasure.
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T. 11. Johnson, an English
fish dealer, who has been in
Ketchikan during the past few
days, leaves on the Princess
Sophia for home tonight. He
was here about a year ago and
took home a consignment of
mild cured salmon $fom the
Diamond T. packing company,
which made quite a hit in the
English market,
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Field’s clothing stock is now
complete. adv.
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Potatoes made fresh every
Saturday at the Pop-corn stand
Advertising.
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East chance for the second
installment of Mary at the
Dream lo-riight. adv.
ch for Report <
TARIFF IS EFFECT! TOMORROW
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Washington. Oct. 3—Parly
leaders stale that (lie tariff
bill will be in the bands of tho
President for his signature by
'ix o’clock tonight. II wilt he
■orne operative at once.
Washington, Noon today—
President Wilson will sign the
tariff bill at nine o’clock to
nighl. Preparations are being
made to make the occasion a
ceremonious affair. Heads of
tlie various departments of the
government will be present to
gether with the more pronii
noiiI members of both houses
of Congress. The Senate pass
ed the hill last night, the House
this morning by a \ive voce
vote. Speaker Clark then sign
ed the bill and it was sent by
a special messenger to the
Senate chamber, where Vice
President Marshall added his
signature. It was delivered at
the While House.
The customs service will be
gin collecting duties on the
new rate at nine o’clock to
morrow morning.
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Calumet, Oct. 3—Asserting
that (lie strike situation is be
yond his control. Sheriff Help
mg of Kewenaw county has
wired to the governor asking
that state troops be sent to the
affected district.
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GRAND
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Tonight is change night and
we are going to have the aver
age good run there will be two
dramas by the Tharihauser Co.
“When a Count Counted” and
“Letters of a lifetime” that
require a great capacity for ex
pressive action, an American
with Warren Kerrigan in the
lead entitled “The .Jack of Dia
monds” which shows a hand
•ome gambler, two pretty girls,
two jealous lovers, and a thril
ling climax, you know the kind.
An excellent Imp. comedy
•Dick's Predicament” You
must not forget that “King
Baggot” is going to be seen in
a two reel feature Sunday and
Monday night entitled “Human
Hearts.”
WATCH THE GRAYD
DREAM. adv
ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE
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All grades of underwear and
union suits can be found at
Field’s. adv.
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Last chance to see “Mary” at
the Dream to-night. adv.
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The Daily Winer, $1. per. mo
IS IMPROVING
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Ciapt. handslrom, pilot < lie
Mariposa, who was taken from
the vessel to the hospital on
hep arrival here recently, suf
fering from congestion of the
liver, ha> so far recovered that
he will return south on the
Jefferson.
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Miss Lucile Anderson, of Pt.
Townsend, a sister of Mrs.
M. S. Whittier, accompanied
the latter on her way north
from the Sound and is visiting
her sister and family here.
THOMAS A. EDISON.
I_
Famous Inventor Who Was
: Reported III While on Vacation.
O 1913, by American Press Association.
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Mens work shirts at Field’s.
advertising.
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“ What Happened to Mary at
| the Dream to-night. ad.v
This Will Help You Save.
•it PTraa saaga KZZBSKi m
Open a Savings Account
and we give you one of I
these handsome home |
banks. It takes all deno- H
j initiations of coins and >j
paper money, and is of a
size and shape convenient
to carry in tlie pocket to
the Bank for deposit
I You Keep the Bank and
We keep the Key.
« nscstaaspraKsaeKm rj
Savings Department Of The \
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
>f the First Game October 7