NUMEROUS WAR BULLETINS
Minimum of War Eighteen Months.
LONDON, March Premier .\~
• luith. after u lengthy .•.•nferci..,c with
the French and Russian w.ir repr sen
tatlves tells Parliament that the min
imum length of the war will he about
eighteen months more, by which time
it is believed that the allied armies will
be so Increased as to overwhelm the
German forces.
Guerrela Warfare in Africa.
CAPE TOWN. March L>3. Tho Ger
man southwest African operations are
diminishing to mere skirmishing and
guerrela warfare. All organized re
sistance to the British has ceased.
Anti-Jap Sentiment in China Growing.
F,KKIX, March 23.—The landing of
additional Ja.pi.nese tru..ps to perma
nently garrison Tsinglao creoles i vio
lent anti-Japanese sentiment. Tin’
government feats it will lie unable to
re-strain the populace from violent
measures.
Von Hindenberg Advancing in Center.
S \ \ \ ILLE, March 211 \ w ireless
Hash asserts that General von I linden
berg Is advancing the German center in
Poland over a mile a day.
French Cruiser in Grave Danger.
MOLE ST NICHOLAS, March 23
A French auxiliary cruiser is reported
aground and serloush damaged near
here. A southwest gale threatens t”
wreck the vessel ami drown the crew
Allied Destroyer Sunk; Dardanelles.
SOFIA. March 23.—A morn inn dis
patch made public by the Turkish Em
hussy asserts that more disasters have
overtaken the allied fleet in the inner
I Ml da nelli s. The dispatch states p'd
i fast torpedo destroyer vesterdu\ er.
deavored to run the gauntlet of Turk
ish batteries but was sunk.
Turkish Govt. Herd Pressed for Men.
SOFIA. March 23.—Turkish troops
stationed at the frontier forts are be
in* removed despite the possibility that
the war pnrty in TlulKTirln may any da'
become supreme Itnllcntes that the
Turkish government is hard pressed
for soldiers to assist In the defense of
the Dardanelles and Mosphoru«
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FURS BRINGING LOW
FIGURES ON COAST
KA1 KHANK.fc>.~ Since the outbreak
of tiie European war, lnilu has been
known regarding the actual condition,
of the fur market on the uuiside except
the fact liiul tut* prices uttered vver*
very low. Recently a circular from th*.
West Coast Grocery Co of Tacoma wa.
received, which shows the figure
quoted at a saio held quite recently.
The circular is self-explain.Lory aim
interesting to anyone buying or sell
ing furs, it is as follows;
‘ uur offering at our recent sale was
unusually small, due, iiu doubt, to th *
fact that many trappers and deale. -
are holding over their furs until i \.
year on uccounf of the very low maikc;
at present.
"Since the European war si.tried
practically ad varieties of furs have
declined tremendously, and until out
sale was held we could not get any a
Unite idea of prevailing prices. 1<
seems that no one knew to just what
extent the market had fallen, and a
the present time there is no staple
basis. Uno or two dealers may have
special orders for a certain variety , aim
be willing to pay fur liiupe than nth. i
buyers for the particular kind if ftp-.
This would show a fictitious market on
that article, and should, not be consid
ered as a basis. In listing below prices
realized from the sale, it is our inten
tion to strike an average
To those who intend holding then
furs until next year, or until a bettoi
market is shown, wo want to say we
• win see no prospect of better pri.es in
the near future; in fact, we feel that
i ices muy he still lower later in the
\ oar.
lit i clul'oi e, ,i large percentage of
American iuis weir exported, and a
\' i ,> small part "l those exported wore
later returned to America, no h m *wen
that practically all el the furs caught
m tins country must he used here
1 ms will m it: tU keep the values dovvn
and possibly lower them slid fuiThtn.
Another liung to take into eonsldera
Hon is that furs depn * <ale in value the
longer they are held.
"UKD 1 U.\ Considerable intcTssi
was shown. Avel:ig.-d del w en $-.5U
*nd ?5.un. i iiiy small let brought an
average ef $5.Id), and ale Hut $7.uU, bul
best* prices may be excessive ami
• iiould not be taken as basis.
“MINK. What lew Wile oftarod
. vuiaged $1.15. une small lot brought
'l.oU. We aie told prices range from
.5 cents to $ 1.50, but, as mentioned
above, we believe $1.15 to be a lair
price.
‘ A1AKTKX. 1 i ices ranged U*»m $J
lo $4, with $5 for an avciae .
“1A NX. $_ tiu to $o.l5.
“All Six MAT. -> * to ti cehts.
“CROSS FuX. X'• t many wen of
fered; $4.50 seemed to he an average.
“I’.IOAU Averaged $4.3u.
’ 10 It M1N lx AN1» W’lim: l'»»\ Xo
single lots iiffered. Aiv inform* d that
the market is about 5a rents mi ermine?
and from $5 to $7 on white f<»\
Sll.VKU 1't >X. A In ut( . half „L I
last year's prices.
"la closing. we wish to ask that too
much reliance not ho put on the above
prices, for the market is not settled and
may vary u great deal."
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LORRAINE CON IIN U to
I ‘A UIS, March .J Tim guv tu him ni
announces that llie complete deadlu k
in Alsace-Lorraine is likely to In- al
lowed tn continue until the Ucim.di
■ •entei is driven hack cast ol' Paris m
such an extent that even a great sti .he
"f luck will not permit the Germans
to again get within striking illstam c of
the French cupitid. Gen. JofTre ex -
j Masses the belief that lie will be abl
to drive tlio Germans hack from evert
foot of French soil by next fall if not
before.
VERY SPFCIAl OFFER.
Kuf the next twenty-five days
j Tailor made suits to order at outside
prices
By ordering now your suit will arri\«
(here hv the first Meet.
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250 the latest of this season's samples
and styles to choose from Only small
! deposit required,
j We also d.» i le i tiin", pressing an.]
i repairing fur Indies and Gentlemen.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY
j Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
/ehner’s Jewelry stores
Augustin® and Kyer choco'ates and
Buttar crisp at tha Rose Candy 8tore.
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