PUBLIC NOTICE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
Office of Road Dm>
h* No. I, *1 Ketchikan.
To all Wfeosa it May Concern:—
Notice is Hereby Given (that the
roadway upon wh'kh this is posted,
has bees declared to be of a •» >i-.s
»: _4 tees and that every idta. . -aak
in taus roan way extec as cb both
sates a distance of two feet.
Ail pemai are hereby wanted net
t© encroach within two feel of rise
boci} of the roadway, trader penalty
of the law.
PmsecdMa will follow any viola
uc c of this r-ie
E C. AUSTIN,
Road CooBaussteffler, Dntstst No.
L Territory of Alaska.
ijC segx. nonce pofoaasbeb above
it me i regressive-Miner for posting
«u me ncarooa. Feast .vahs* ay, is
se-i-exjviuuic.ry sad become es
j on accaont of encnoaciJtseats
#} those baiK&ag aiersg the satae
mere is no dapwitwB, however, on
ice pan of the government to wort
any aarasmp cc settlers conurguoss
to the road, and where buildings or
foundations of a permanent nature
are constructed altetg the road ari
attached to it, in cases where foms
dauocs are either higher or lower
man the surface of the roadway,
their approaches may be made to the
road for purposes of axffk, bn
must join the road a: same level ar
range merits for which may be made
at any tame with the Coanrasssioner.
Every effort will be made to ac
asiMbte ai! those who desire to
■use the roadway and openings wiE
be made is the raihsgs a: any point
desired by settlers. The purpose is
to make the roadway serve as many
as possible, and at the same time
sals guard agamfi see,dents arsi jwss
sibae damage.
The hearty co-operatioa of aS
those adjoining the road - ay is de
sired aieeg these lines.
E C. AUSTIN,
ComsmssioErcr.
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If You
art tzorib&ed wish fcawtbcsL gases lad
a dattr?s»i f«Lag after eauaj tafc* a
TsssSL Dffia
t*»fr?e aad after eacit me>2 t3
cc uia prscrc * raja. Said coly cr as^SSc
Ketdfta Efrag Cc.
GREAT SALE ON HAT5
Uag reC3«i>sya os all kosds cf
fcacs a: Mrs. WasEb®*s. air.
|MAY BE WONDER OF WONDERS
An IsnaUbJc 6<u( ss invented
By H«))ums Man
• P5S«aR» boas tlas is Konsinkable.
1 capable of a speed of seventy-five
jj assies an hour, able so trace; over ke
i or waser equally wvli. and .it a
f pinch capable of '.-ocgsttg off a sc -
aaiwss on a awjy beach, sad you well
have a rv*Kie-pSicn of she boas wisicfe
us^uo atanteti, os Bajotus, au
desAgiwo. -Mr. Musea received ius
i».ea: tract: kasssEgsea yesserday.
aac bow has a work. Eg taedei eitise
ae»' ssy.e erar; as she i 'rye hotel on
- -.sibrjiac.
the chief f ensures ®f liie new boas
-s the wsv she power ss applied so
*nw the aull tkrvsga the water,
»he workmg model rsw prsnctpaiiy
sa two rj -hders. each nearly as long
is she hull arc p*ra2e. to she hall.
Ihese cylinders are h« -ow ai:_ car
ry s spiral flange nat-tg from
stem sc ssera. The <ty .snSers are
snrrec by she engine aatJ she carved
flange drives she water -'ike a worm
gear aasi drives she hocus f'arwarh.
Cjiinedrs rspjMt’ Meight
tn the fectr-foot tavoel which Mr.
Manteli uses for de-Ei- .-sirasiRg- she
cyanoers are live inches in diameter
{and sappers she gr-ms aart of the
weighs of she boos. Tee hall prop
er is of little team, bwl she snper
?:n;-rare -s balls osr. •: v_-; she cyibfc
jdeis, giving a max: . a:a carrying
space. The cyisnc-r- ina »vrv
'irsaa she boat is *rs§er so throw oai
any driftwood or wreckage, this
ntakfag- Is uaposs.:' . :<ar a nle»e
of «®ed So Ja.su between she hull and:
she cylinder and stop she boas.
Tbs tseesaakabte feature 1; cJaitss
ec by Mr. Mcensel! or she crosmc
sias she eensrifagal farce e* she re -
volvieg cylinders woui-i force water;
;«at :f she air char.-.be r-s. ::vs sifj|rh
stoey “ere purcsurewL fie also de
fates sias iw-j reacsHr c: a s so si of
fifty riles an hew : •* kas will
P'.ar.e s~s: y-bary : :""scges sni
der she sirfior. rscf-c-s ; fries:sa.
Tern la Dwa Length
By ravir-g the c y ’: - :: rs o-r. each
side of the bqps Mr. Mar.sell chfcs
that a boat sc «msi:nscsed tet'd b?
rssaSe- to ::e sa its c n length by
gasng abeai wish >: aa4 reversing
ev 'he other.
Wish his fear-foot model Mr.
Mansell e-aims to have developed a
s re*'-', of two miles as hour arssh
two small motes* of one-fortietfe
herse power each.
‘•I Don't Feel Good"
Yh«s_ a what a lot cf people t«3 ■_.*.
Usalr shar bowliccly reel eieansr.-g.
*texaJlZ&ideAjli&
w3 ij she trick asd make yon fee! £ne.
We know sins passive-y. iaas Cl*
Heists. Scii cnly by csl
Knnwa i>n* Or.
PERSONAL MENTION
A THURSDAY SPECIAL
IV? Marie Tomstaes 10 cents per
t i t. to* arrow.
CANNON'S BAKERY & GRtK'ERY
t AMP FIRE CEREMONIAL
MEETING
TV C.m-r Fire Girls will bold a
ceremonial . easing tonight .it 7: JO
sharp a: the hotne of she Guardian.
All the members aw urged so at
tend.
JACK MC GRAVY MOVES
>• .vs MeGra'v opened hts new
barber .-hop this morning adjoining
the buffet ia the fievittt Hotel build
ing. I: is a neat little place, eea
■ raljy located and ought to be a
popular shop.
V'?LL SELL FANCY WORK
Miss Ethel Radge will sell suit
able C :• nss-m.as gif's at Heckman's
stow November If. DtaT fail to
seethe ns. Ad.tf. \
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warden STERNBERG IN TOWN
Game Warden Julius Sternberg
s-rrive-.i ;r. :i»- this morning on his
staurar. little cruiser. Photo, front
YY-vrg-eT. Jb' .us says chat he was
safe the beach in a nice little cove
g.v rg boat a coat of copper
..rt at t'.tr' time be was reported
- s: :t the big storm. He expects:
» re ;. - : "■ her a few days under
a! treat men* for a game leg.:
Mr. Dawson who accompanied the
Warsc-i or. the trip, has also return
ed to town.
THE SANTA ANA IN
7 *■ - Freiph ter Sst-a t,. :
h?'?' ~ ••>.•• ?T/: -e r.'ore with
• it: :( ops' r-.' itTtaaalfe for
'* *'r:hens prints. Upon her re
■~r~ rr -fee will load sshiton at
' V '. .'••• T.-.y and Mom Sotind
■anr. '-ries.
• ’ =• s-yil-ed the sarr.e idea to
a ?•■'' -ariiif de«Jf!i. with the irr.ro?
"'.v - ' r~ that the eviinders are
I* i« his V>j?f tV
.■ '•' mine at ft1' s-eed -J-e
— ni’* be ""■ rws ” -sat ar.d the
s .:>—rtre trave’ os the .'Orcaoe !sk>
r: ■ o r 7 irc \y - -....
?e r rT" - »o ni* ,
to ■' -- -•-> **- f engine
”.--dore wp :h" w‘-h water ■
' t - r rite deseent.
Furnished cabins fo? r©rH
Enquire at Sully’s- adv
rt-SVftMrttiee'Vwe-W aneevi
THIMBLE CUB "
THEATER PARTY
:: V:ruble Club
liter: .line l their other halves at a
; - r neat re- party with all the
• •st n Dream last night
1. was a jolly party of thirty-two,
a ending She second show of the
Virginian, and after the play the
- 1 t s escorted their guests to the
Stedman Cafe where a tempting
tittle suppr was served. The todies
left nothing undone to assure the
boys an enjoyable evening, and tt.
boys likewise left nothing of the
spread, to assure she ladies of their
..previa! ton.
THE NERYOI'S EDITOR
Siren; the Asotin County Sentinel
A good joke on an editor who
• ens one evening to report a party
at a ho tie recently blessed with a
new baby. He sties his hostess at
the door, and, after the usual sal
utations, he asked after the baby's
l eal th. The lady who was quite
deaf and suffering wish she grippe,
thought he was nskir. after her
.old. and answerev. ths! he usually
had one every wi ter. this was the
or?. one she ever had, is kept her
awake a; night a good deal and at
first confined her to her bed. Then
noticing that she newspaper man
was getting nervous she said she
could tell by his look that he was
going to have one just like hers,
and asked him to come in and sit
down.
A LESSON LEARNED
(From the Philadelphia Bulletin)
Hamilton Fish, Jr., told a war
story a: a smoker at the officers'
training camp is Flatsburgh.
"Two brothers, Russians,” he said
“were captured in the Carpathia-s
and sent to a prison camp in Ger
many.
“Their mother heard nothing from
•ffi for a Song while, and the
moor wonsan was nearly distracts
Then, at fast, she got a letter, a
hewer from the older brother. Pioir.
“ ‘Dear mother,’ he wrote, “here
I am in the lovely German prison
camp. I have a beautiful room, with
‘■«ff of hath. The bed is comfort
'he. c’eaa sheets every week. G
,'v*l and olenty of it. I am very
'tsd cigars to smoke. I am vet
happy.
~‘P- S.—Brother Ivan was shot
this morning for eontnlainilig.”
!'f‘r Sale—V umber T. Standard
Visible Oliver Typewriter, practicin'
new for $40. Ann»y a* this offfer-.
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Job pristine: neatly and quickly
■lene at the Pr-ig cssive-Miner.
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Libby’s Mince Meat §
Before making your mince meat for the Hol= |
days, try some of our Libby’s in bulk, then com= I,
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pare the cost with the price and the trouble of 1
of making your own. Price and quality never “
fail to convince.
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I STANDARD GUARANTEED BICYCLES I
POPE MERKEL |
A standard, high BICYCLES You pay no more for « !
grade line of Bi- the same class of bi
cycles at standard RepaiTS aild Sundries cycles In Ketchikan |
prices than in the states |j| '
SAFETY FIRST s£ecenfy MUSSELMAN BRAKES |]
Stock J. R. HECKMAN & CO. Service |]
CRAIG NEWS ITEMS
I'imrsday the 11th, has Ken set
as the date for a hearing in the
matter of organising a semi-muni
cipal corporation of the village of
Hydaburg under the new territor
ial act (visaed at the last legisla
ture. The hearing will be he'd be
fore United States Commissioner
Fox. who will go to Hydaburg on
that day for the purpose.
This will be the second village to
take advantage of the act. The
vii’age of Ktawavk has just complet
ed its organisation.
Messrs. Gillis. Akin, Palrell.
Skyman and McDonald, all knights
of the grip, visited Craig and other
west coast ooints this week.
Captain Salinskv of the good ship
Dotsdam arrived from Saginaw bay
sad reported that the fish run ;s
about owr at that point, and that
M e fishing fleet was on its way to
Snow pass to take advantage of the
run there.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Tlmmpson
and Mr and Mrs. A. 7.. Doty, left
•asr Tuesday for Warm Springs
Hay. to spend several weeks. Ray
1 hr on and Harry Hall were also
■hem of the party.
s.. r. Frisby was bound over in
•he commissioner’s court this week
j on the charge of selling liquor to
Indians. Deputy Marsha! Calhoun
*oek him to Juneau to await the ac
Mon of the grand jury.
The halibut schooners Summer
and Liberty, were in pert last week
for supplies.
The Indies of Craig gave a mas
mde ball in the Moose Hall on
! Hs'loween. Despite the disagreable
weather it was well attended and
‘ everybody reported having a good
Mne.
TheReverends Condit. Stevens and
Wagner of Juneau and Beck of
K-*ke. made a tour of the west coast
- on the power boat T.ois. and
* Rev Hr Stevens rweached to
- ’nrge .•or'Tvgation ir. the Craig
' ’ ' >1 house last Sunday evening.
The corresnondent says that due
to the irregular mail service
t' 1,-,-tghout the winter, news Items
.. .. i|.f -.•.lest coast points will be
sent only twice a month until
spring.
FOR <v4LE
Well estnb!i«hed —1 — rr'- -—
d'-e business. Inquire of
E. E. SPARHAWK.
Ketchikan.
Big coining event at t.e Rink.
Watch fcr date. Adv.
CHOICE HOLIDAY LIQUORS
Mr. M. E. Martin, of the Side
board, has just received a large
stock of fine liquors, purchased
especially for particular family
trade. He announces that tele
pi re orders will be delivered free
of charge in any part of town from
2 to 5 p.m., from now on till after
the holidays.
Call up phone 42. Adv. tf.
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hey there: thanksgiving
MASKQUE HALL GIVEN BY KET
CHIKAN F. O. E.. Adv. tf.
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I OR SALE—One Rip Saw Table,
One Counter Shaft,
16—1 1-2 Steel Shafting
And numerous pulleys.
SULLY’S CARPENTER SHOP.
A BOWLING PRIZE
An eight pound turkey for the
best score up to Thanksgiving eve.,
SILO WH SlvKY NEW BRAND
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(New York Sun)
Boone county farmers arc now
keeping a watch over their silos
a* they do over their apple orchards
and melon patches. It's nil be
cause a new brand of booze has come
!to light in this “dry" torritorv. The
: grand jury i;- to meet soon and all
cases of intoxication coming up in
the minor courts are being care
fully investigated. The prisoner is
not permitted to get away until ho
tells where he obtained his liquor
ml in what quantities.
In a local justice of the peace
court John Ellis, a farmer, had to
explain 'now he became so drunk be
fore he came to town. He inform
ed the justice that lie had partaken
of too much “silo whiskey,” which
he said, had the drugstore brand
'beat a mile.’ This silo stuff was a
new one to the justice and to the
prosecutor, and Ellis was induced
o explain.
In the bottom of the silo, after the
fermentation of the contents sets In.
he s i*ed, ;s to be found a clear
white liuuid, which is fine stuff
Yr -e who have to travel many
“dies to get their foot on a brass
■■no. Tin's is “silo whiskey.” From
j three silos in his neighborhood.
■ Ellis stated, he obtained sixteen
} quarts, and there is plenty left.
WHAT BECOMES OFTHATCENT?
(From the Columbus Dispatch!
A farmer comes to town with \
thirty apples, which ho sells three1
for a cent, geting of course 10
i cents for them.
Another farmer, also with thirty
apples sells them two for a cent, j
.getting i.i cents for his. They get
r-' cents in all.
Ti o te xt time they coni' in with
thirty . ppm, apiece, they meet at
the edge of town and put their
apples together, making sixty apples.
One man Having sold two for a cent,
the other three for a cent, they de
cide to soil them live for two cents.
They do so. and when they're
ihmig'-i iind out they have received
but 24 cents.
file problem is, why did they not
got as much for their apples selling
them five for 2 cents as they did
when they sold them separately.
Or what t-eccnies of the cent?
GRAND J FRY TAKES SPEEDY
ACTION IN THE MATTER
til THE PLOTTERS
NEVA YORK, Nov. J)—The federal
grand jury who was called in ses
sion at the request of the depart
ment of justice, after a short de
liberation, brought out indictments
against Robert Fay, the supposed
German Lieutenant army officer, and
five others for complicity to violate
the neutrality of the United States.
They will bo brought to trial at a
future date to be set by the court.
AT THE HOTELS
AT THE STEPMAN
AY. G. Beattie, Juneau,
Nick Stigtie.
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AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Entered
Santa Ana, from Seattle and Boat
Harbor.
TONIGHT at the GRAND
“The Isle of Vengeance,” In three parts
GANNON'S BAKLRY & GROCERY
11 lbs. cane sugar $1.00
Corn .15
Ail milk 3 cans .25
8 oz. can Bakers cocoa .25
Amocat Coffee .40
Reliance Coffee .40
Gold Shield coffee .10
Canned Pineapple .15 & .20
String beans, ,20c. two for .35
Sweet potatoes, 20c. 2 for .35
Kroat, 20c. 2 for .35
E. J. Peas, 20c. 2 for .35
Golden Wax beans .20c. 2 for .35
Pumpkin, 20c. 2 for .35
Hominy, 20c. 2 for .35
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Solid Pack, Amocat and Reliance
Tomatoes, .15
Ranch Eggs per doz. .35
Lend fhrerer cocoanut per lb. .20
Baking powder, per lb. .15
Your money back if not satisfied.
Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes and Layer
Cakes, Angel Food, White Cake, Jel
ly Roll, Lemon Roll, Cup Cakes, Gin
ger Bread, Cocoanut Kisses, Maca
roons, Honey Jumbles, Frosted Creams,
Lemon, Sugar, Currant, Spice and Co
coanut Cookies, Doughnuts and Toast.
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