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NEWS NOTES
The Cordova was Suck? U> get the
irst of ns coal cargo on the lghters
earl? last evening before the increas
ing swell made such work impossible.
She left tht roadstead about nine
■ o'clock.
Frank Kohtt, of Rohn brothers now
operating on Dexter, calls attention
to the fact that the weather this fali
•s .ilmost identical with the climatic
conditions in the fall of 1911. In that
year shnc.ng was continued until Oc
tober ?(. The inference from the sim
ilar weather is that mining operations
ma? Is feasible for a considerable
portion of this month. Mr. Rohn came
t< town last n.ght on business and left
for his diggings thi« morning
When the surf came up this morning
at four o'clock members of the life
saving crew went out to the Flyer in
ft dor? to nouf? the captain that it
was getting rough In a few minute?
the Fl?er was chugging away for
Safety She only got to port last
- wit! passengers from Solomon
and way ports after a long wait at
S..f<t> .nd had put her passeng-. rs
ashc-e but not their baggage trust r e
that today would he fairly calm
At »:Sv last night the Aurora
i-t.reaiis made its first appearance in
the northern sk?. first at least as far
s ;r locai observation goes. It was
of i.gfct lemon color and had the form
of a great arch which reached from
the western horion nearly to the bor!
ror. in the east. At that time frost
was is the air and the sidewalks
which had * ■* yet dried out folk wing
the rain of the afternoon were slip
!«r> As the night advanced at
astern]? wind arose and at 4 o'clock
this morning stror.f surf was running
which makes further i.ghtfring of th
FmaURa impossible until it subsides.
This forenoon «he moved farther of
?borp.
s- named tram the Koug-.rx.k:-;
• reached town that the big
t r... SrJ.temllM Old eonsid
: : S.-. iM .-. is.-d :• KiS
i . ; ways at! ever the up- i
pe* K ougurok ^nd Mncklin creek
-:... i • - hgih water tamed »*>y
a number ui outis washed away
M e bull 9
complete suspension of work for two
••I*-rations -top: the
dredgit i ' * , ir.t r - :> : reiess
t*nt .f the men hit worst wj
- •- r.; ;»: tht go-id .n his
' • x• s This set hack coming so Sate
r. t he season re stilted .n an unusually
early shut-down m a number of camps.
Reset use of th* short working time re
ma-mng sots e of the operators thought
that it was not worth while to fix up
A tun.I.- r of mir,ng end erig.neer
-ng txjFerts new m town were at
tracted tes'erdax by the display in
I cu-. - s w ; w c-f vegetables grown at
H; : Springs They were curie us as
to pnex and Quality and enterd the
store to find out ail about it- They
teamed that the local turmps Btii for
ten ce-nts a pound and mere freely at
that price as agu-ss: s i-S cents pc:
pound ft the same re g< tables brought
from the outside. They learned too
the reason for the popularity of the
Hot Springs product when they rast-.-d
i. tumip which proved to 1* free of
tough fitter and could be -eaten like
an apple as one expressed it- They
learned also that the local product
.s cooked tender in a third less time
than is required for the outride turnip
There a nothing lletter than adver
tising Alaskan products :n this way
Baldy of Nome.- the recently pub
i.shed r>ook by Esther Birdsali Darling
of this city has received h.gk corr.
menldation from many Quarters on tht
great outside. One rtf the higher:
tributes pud the book was in the form
rtf a letter to the Penn Publishing Co_
whn h published ‘Baldy of Komf.”
The letter was written by George VT
The Ling Stove. Horn in Alaska.
Is the Stove for A ;-.>katis
Body r. ide of Armc-o R .^t Resist
ing Iron.
Pousned Cooking Surface.
B id hold fire overnight with wood
or coal.
t Will burn green wood.
Akk your de a Ijing St ora
I? be cannot supply you writt is.
Our line is complete from the
smallest . amp stove to the la; g
est bote! range.
Any secracurS will tell you about tb*
lAnr Steve They oil knew t.
\ F. S. LANG MFG. CO.
SIATTLK. WK
Jacobs, a prominent member of the
American Booksellers Association whc
wrote to say that be took a copy of
u home for his boy . in the evening
he chanced to pick up the volume to
gisnce at the contents. So interested
did he become that he did not lay
.he Look down until he had read it
.nivugh. And his pleasure was sc
g.-ea: ihul he wrote his letter as an
unsoiK : testimonial stating also
: that never ! tfore in his experience as
J handler cf hooks had he done such a
thing lie bc'ieVKt 1 at the appeal of
; i*e i ooi- ;s equally’ s' it tig to the young
1 ml to the mature.
Yesterday .tfternoon David Gamer
was admitted to citiienship by the dis
trict court.
In the matter of fifteen women who
-re alleged to be denixens of the un
derworld the grand Jury made return
‘not true bin."
Mr. Greenberg has finished extensive
drilling operations on the Bessie claim
,nd surrounding gTound on the third
beach line. It is understood that the
drills showed that the ground will i*
profita* e for dredging.
Telephone advices from Candle this
na ming are t.» the effect that Martin
Mor in has just arrived there from the
k ! ak He is campaigning for elec
• torn as senator and will soon leave
Candle for Dime creek whence he will
work up to Council and so on to Nome.
i The \ .ctori.i is expected by Royal
A C. iro! Alaska steamship Com
:.\ kwal -gent, to reach Nome on
- i -
cargo of freight for this port, she ear
t-s - tons of local fri .ght for St.
. . • • is*t be
frn leaving here for Seattle
According to ;i telegram received by
.. private party this morning Erie
Johnson, the man contractor, arrived
s: • ght a- St. Michael from Fair
..r.ks Hi v 11 cose to Nome on the
first boat Mr Johnson h..s l>een out
side ;md is returning by the Yukon
river route.
Ed Johnson, well known to Nome :
people for many y ears, is to succeed >
Mr. R.kke as manager of the Moon
1 eh: water works which during the
open season supplies this city with as
good water s oar. !*t obtained m the
v id * world. Mt Johnson assumes
his new duties today. Mr. R*.kke is
to leave for the outside soon.
Sews was received this morning
from Candle by telephone to the ef
fect that a man named Carl Anderson
w as bound over in the commissioner's
court on October $ to appear before
the grand Jury Nome on the charge
| of entering a dwelling with intent to
I steal. The alleged theft related to
' some twenty seven ounces of gold
1 - us: he is s. d to have taken from a
cabin on *1 Candle creek. It appears
i that a sack containing the gold was
I Kissed from the trunk in which the
own* - kept it. Anderson was known
. to have visited the cabin and suspic
i ..r. rested on him. The •marshal ar
rested him and took him to the lock
up .jkI a later search of his house in
i C&ndk revealed what is claimed to be
the miss.ng gold dust It was found
secreted in a snuff box. Anderson
declares that the gold is his but does
r . explain where he got it He has
been wcrk.r.g for wages on the creeks
but s r oe rf the operator* pays ;n
go'- oust he is unable to say truth
fully that he earned the gold as wages.
He w.U be 1 .rought to Nome after the
frees* - tip.
C»w:rg to the late sailing erf the last
trip of tl»e Victoria for Nome, it is
earnestly requested that ali orders
for freight be placed r. Seattle prior
October 10th to cff< • djtuy. R. A
CosTOii. .gen: of .\ .sk . Steam
sJitp Company has received request
from Sectile to this effect.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
THOS. W. ROSS AND
KATHERINE LA SALLE
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GREEK PkOCHAS NATION
GROWS UNBEARABLE
rtt-nat onel News Service.
' LONDON, C'ct- 6.—A Reuter dis
I patch says that the Greek king is j
procrastinating in the most unbeara
i
tde manner. He is alleged to l>e tar
rying water on Itotfa shoulders. His
frequent recent assurances that his
new cabinet will throw the lot of
Greece in with the allies are always
followed with some plausible pretext ,
for further delay.
The Daily Mail in commenting on
the situation declares that the time
h .s come for the allies to take de
sit« step* in this matter. It suggests
iiait it would !»• iicwibk under the
i .n-umstances to de throne Constantine
so .it the will of the people may pre
t.ii and the Greek army t— made
.vi.ilahle for immediate u*e gainst
Bulgaria.
It Will
Not Cost
You a Penny
to try Occident Flour for the Russell
Mil'.er Milling Company will stand back
of your investment with an iron-clad,
money-back guarantee which we will
cheerfully carry out for them.
Let us send yon a sack—make as
many bakings as yon choose from it—then if
yon are not willing to say it beats any other flour
yon have used, your money comes back for the asking.
There are many convincing reasons for the superiority of
Quality which we will not attempt to enumerate here. We rest content I
upon giving yon the very best reason —proof in the flour itself by trial I
sntkout risk to you.
G. P. GOGGIN r
Just received on S. 5. Umatilla
a new line of
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