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Has fcr every man cue Logging Shrri, one Heavy L. • tga Bec.c |
! Sweater Coat. Feackirtaw CSc-rnr-v, ansi ">■ *"till L.:.-ve ol l4vnn: nngs, 5
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e Westover—Wholesale Victor Phonograph Needles for Sale £
6 Nice, Fresh Chocolates, Nuts. Candies and Fruits |
I POOL BARBER SilG? |
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“THUNDERER’S'’ ESTIMATE
CF JUTLAND NAVAL BAIT E
AND GERMANY'S CLAIMS
1 i ir.. i n Time-. ! e !«;■ '
MI'M . . •*. ..i h - imp . nt .-pcech in
the < i:y. . kc . .1 t. •«• I <i, -1 iwh; n; !h*
b; i >1 * "i IL.rn B a :'. II a : wth 11: - •
actual faffs of ile. victory, mi i to some ex
11‘n• ill* manner in which flic ah.wrahv
enn.-.vm eh it. into a more w rrect pci. pc
N *vs 'a as reeei *.*«••• fr.-*n .V i; hr.
! U v - n \\ Inesdav afu-rn
vas * : . tion .. 1 .
."Ml 11. ami quite MX.'’ eid;. ill vie-A ot ills
immense respon-ibilit ies, 1m w;. not oknl
: r any. Bui we car.not f, Uo v Mr. Bait nr
m lii.- inference that im pm--. : ml not tlu
admiralty, w ■ 11 my - me
tin- iibi-leariiii" inp ream n csmPm by the
fir-t official am ; oe-'meni. It was the
r-• • ; i; 1 annoiincenu-n;. no* the •pinions of
the new - .me--. vineh . totally n .
necessary s It end
t f the empire. Me rec.y::n::e in- ; rot ..
r."-- and frankness, hut ih»- fact rem.rrm
t!Mt the Planner of it- pv :w ti.-n. with*. ;*
mide to its partial evealed
■; t inplete want of touch with wmlr t 1 i s ■
1 n. A- for Mr. Balfour'' ■ ::: lam tie 1 Mr.
hillV intervemmn. i* ivi. ;• •* • c.r
1 inal point then the nation ha- a mb’ to
I k to the admiralty, no; in t'rival n • m
b-. rs. »o ia:n and cum v.end nir it aval
vieiori* : and i* also show- a (Virions :n
ability to apprcei. e he pui-he view of
Mr. Churchill - .-h.ie a the war.
ilapiib tie- wia l1* v. ri ! now knows the
. .. . le Bri • . . • - .
furthei ' i wen nice i . i
an ■ iy p:« \ndc ryv Mr. Baiionr'- speech, ii •
po;nts ! '.it ilia; 1 lie ,oy hi il- . B • i:n \ . r-.
set ria;.ni- tbr emtiet in which the Gt
*:.:;n the: ran .r.v v.\ when the main Bri'bh
: ns (:i ■ : ■ ■ ti ’ action. '■ he k
lulu h> .-aiiors V.'ilhclnishavcn on M.m
d/s that "the Biiti-ii iinct was beaten.”
’inis is .'..lily b:e tir.-t .line in the vtn-h
. ry <>f nasal warfare that a • • aten
: ren . - ui m : ■ :
p. i 11 Of tile .-Ca-. Willie the "VH Uil'.'
-• ii i i-■. I a., ck b bun i their mi:: ■ held- to
rimr the churcl . Mr Balfour fur.her
*:*-;lar. .1 that iii ' G.w.u-'n/ will not lie ahl *
.or n.a.r.y m n;hs in come to attempt an
>•.!:. r -iyanized lleci ckeit f'fh•. r in t'•
Bribe ir in the No nil .-••!. The >prch
Wii: • . ;
barred
no: i deceive even the c:vdui'U/ Ger
man : ti• n. Wo < m: 1 ;h« .ea today.
.- v e I* \e done since th.e war n.nirn. and
wi ll th.it ■.-.{••dee we • re <i;i;*tiy content.
'1 h-- fa. - -y.-ak f. r iapn'.-viv- •.
C*
A two story frairne .>iii!• on Vdill
street, (' . • sly occupied by H r ; Fro
cir.vr st• re. v. • recently juirch- -e«! 'w Fa:.'
the mat-‘rial the;- .f wili be fr-a.:!'.: -d : •
Flat end
nBf't^MoreMonc’-y” for your foxes j
Riack- Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue, Lynx, j*
Jiear, Marten anti otr.cr fcd*r bearers collected in ; oar ceciion £
YOf;i fFKS I>XHF( f to “S'ii v'JUJKY” i!;- idlest I
h >u • in thv World lealing : 1 NORTH RAW fliK' j
iriatio:: existing tor v'r*' a o<?:Hi:ry,* •. om; i
!'V I
AM) I'K IFITAHI.I Write tor "Ctje g>i)iil)trt febitiptr." (
t eoiiiy reiiabla . :<■; rt ar 1 pri e li t published. G
Wi-ito for it NOW it’s i-;;FK
A. B. SHUBERT, Inc, j
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'TTIEY have chrome Nickel
J- Heat Treated Blades and se
lected and re-selected Second
Growth Northern White Ash
Handles.
Wear out? Yes, eventually, but
not until they have outlasted two
or three Crucible or Cast Steel
Shovels.
And while they last—no break
ing, bending or turned-up edges.
Always strong and sturdy lor a
big day’s work.
This tough Shovel is worth be
ing taken out to your mine.
The Northern Commercial
Company
have arranged to have some of
these shovels at their various stores.
Not enough for everybody. Get
your order in early.
ASK FOR RED EDGE SHOVELS
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License Receipts
'Iv;..,r'y repot t <>; 'he lic'-nsp monry
-■ 1!,, <,.(i in the !■ urth judicial division ha
Iweii c,.inpieU’d, null show ; that S-i.(,.*• t_.j(i j
■ ■ i> e ilei lwl, sr.vs the l1 airbill: -'ii'Ve.
Miner. 'Che am.mitt of license niimcy I t
.'i.• .:i\vii ut 1' airliauk. . wii'cii pue.: to the
sup t -lit of tiie nninicip: Jity. was ? : *,
3S!I.Jil. In aia.iti: a to tin- $4.001! na inon
itefo-iteil with tiie clerk anil vdl on tm‘ne.1
i,v,r to the town, but it coiihi not lie in
el ui sal in the l. , a l! til" the \ ■ I', a • . 11 : '
lit:uni'll is (town the river, ami the mono,
will not he term'll uvei until he approve
lii' licenses. i lie heel) c nn'i’.v itelueip
tuna'll over to the uuiaicipaliti'.' ..a-.
the vc.tr we-: l1 :;i thanks. $! v:*d.2't:
{’Pane. ,'1,1* 1 ::i); I' vie. ~l; l ata
r . |, Si.tilti; T. mum, -. 1 • t 1,
• 31.122 lib. tn .all!'.; am to t hi'. ••' 43 .'>07 *2
u . "oK. r:! out -ii!" the incur pm a oat la v i"
ea.,' e.as ; timed in"r to the treasury ut tin’
tiii'eil Slate-'. This will ullimutei." get
lie,i the A!: !.a filial f ir ihi* cun iru a n
on 1 ilu* ma'iilcnanee of pul he
schools.
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Murder at Anchorage
l 'u Tin;r- lay i.-: !it. .1 ;ly «>. .-.-m <
-O.I , 0 I 11,1 ly w. un.’i ■! A1 'X Taka;!
Am Imam-. • i-.jitj li r ill.’ -ix ehaiiih. is m
1 A. calilu'i' nilKimnl if imxic" l• ' !■''
oro lo i; id t:: ili.r. I >ur shots Oik li
: i. iv.,, i.i ihi ala'omen. one ill the I 1
ami olio ill th» I'Mt thiith. I’hy-i ixps
a*I. ..1:11 T; h, o -a;, that he caimoi kxe.
'i’ll' at talk ill TaknlI was the null .if ill
i.! i, i ! of 1 .I1-* ■' an lint; in f '.u'-i-1 . ami
of a I'o.'l m xvliieh 1 ak'if kill''! 1 i 1 l>
I,.mini’. (Ai-elf i- in oust ■ i iy ami xx: 1 in
l .'i'l lo 0.1 1.1 i tile admit is ilia ?! ail'd jury.
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“Powerful ,Jod“ Houston Dead
"IV.Vii rtL'i .1 or" 1,0. ,,. a XViii kirnwn
.•! ;o'a"t■ r "f Interior Ala-iia in in- <■
V- of In (level jiiin'iii. is ■ II. ae:-m inir
ilie f; !'owina ;i;-iicli’ in the I'AoxarA i'"M
ei.p; oil I'. 'u ill. iV almna. lAal.. Argils: "A
, letter leviiwl ■ n W ouua"'-v I v !>;
A. Ais,I to n ot An- ' ily fron .! to: 1 A i
loll, \ Ii'llt'p. on the Avb a' I’lTI AlPP 1
\Vp. A., -I nii .■ A a4 Ip • faA'o r. .)"•■' fdi li
ton, if." .'ii" lime l.e.'s 1 ii the H'Ti-oti
Minin? <' i'i ui y . t S var-A xxiih !„
... i , jt;i• : t :r.v;!v :i’v mi
a ii;i. Mi'., win. : been
: x o'in;_. , -e ■ u.- v .11 O ■ A'- ,1! A ; '■ '
ins ■; ■ . x . f li’.e '■ A.'. ,! ■ o I - H'ms
ii tn <> here on' ' live year airi
; Ti;,' I ■■ •' l- III.'..'' a ,' lie I. '. r\
'• i flail,'.' .
| me: !y of ihi oily A a ox ..f 'A , i i.i
■ iiv 1 ■ i oi - li il'l'i ■ ■ , ix ' i ‘1 i
, ,, I lor . : i" I x -'.it'" ajl ' ai 1 I
ii, I." 1., I ,!.xve-l, .a 1 ,4. x. : ■ o ‘
•An he ini'! a- i ■■ I,a- . 'in- mi, iy lo ", •
ix ;,l‘A lex hi ! i ■ xx Ml- ', . ml
I. a. me! iV. » ■ -n . A An . , : ,io:.
1: " ei n loved on a A ; Am: I. - a, v
Ar Alaska G r.xer • r.: AlI'.s
;*• ; • .1 by ;ii' • : HM'.ri • 1 ... • > ...
the m iiivAn - ■ . ■.
(ii '
: Vi - a I ie: rted 1 ri
• ■■ cut fr. .-a J hiirbank- to
1 - A ! - to 1. ■ e.iucat.••k Fdie met
• ' i >•- j . F!i’11:1 and h»* proved to be
■ ; sti- nt • • • Th.-uw, i •• •.- h r
-* ait.r bv thirty lire vears, -w* v, » :
a . i a* :,d i., hb::. tlwn'k aimed >:• ! e him.
!; i i was d.twe \v< \ a. •' ... ;
me t r '.t v went in ■' -H: i An- and v. eo
; o rri ••:. But *•>»in;’ in i :. ;1 m y not mate
-
beariiff! daiic k. ir ;.rn on her ■Toiddt r-.
:•: ■ i ked vety ung; pr< hi !y she acted
ve y young. Life turned fr.m .. r.• • v hue
•' . bi.-mat brown. Mr. Hhind had been
riled before. There wa- a < il l by
ma: riage a- *•!• I the seh 1:•rI wii-a
-aid :hr** Mr. Fhlnd dr id., and - .-(
•vim he hi* I bean iiiib:' mg. -vie ic-u t mV.
he ; • :,ked her wi.h a hair bra h. i: iia.rt
"I:-' ’ a ..•hated the clilid wife. Hhe was
ken k- when, .-he said, he came h :ne
. in n-yhi. bringing meat for their dinner,
: .' cmed to enjoj »eing t■ g eat i
Li 7* one < t i:dnual quarrel. Inuo; e-n
1“ • "1 ! i a * I i • ■ • :• v. :ih id- e\ •• of 72.
Ti • a : Inst March Ih tried of
1 : oidg n Uy sf-t for t
27. ::t because Mrs. Rhind wanted to i
n rich h r parents as soon as nsv-rnihm |
■ i : le d .,n the Yukon Judge Wood adw.m ! j
We e- •• on the calemh.r. He granted trie !
deervo. but it '’ill not be ontci.d until
July 27. Meantime the o i-rl wanted the !
..s-mence that Mr.-. Rhind had ready gone ;
Alaska. The cm:; le are well known in j
the Interior and by many i:i Juneau. Mrs. 1
Fhind is the daughier of Mr. ami Mrs.
J r: Young, and Mr. Rhind formerly was
■a -■ ii. !• r tr.d collector in the employ of
the Norihern Commercial Company at Fair
hank-. Old Dav.sonites corr bor.«te the
tatement of Fred Rhino's former marriage,
contained in the divorce story. His daugh
ter is now about Hi years of ago. and was
born on a scow on Lake Laberge while Mr.
Rhind and his fipt wife ww going into
the country. The first wife was divorced
in 1902.
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Double Murder and Suicide
\"\v- of a bloody tragedy was receive !
by United States Marshal Bretmeman yes
terday in a telegram from United States
Commissioner 1 . C. Driffield, at l ngs, says
the Valdez Miner of June 25. The message
-tales that on June 11 a Japane-e cook
in the employ of the codfishing station at
Sanborn Harbor. Nacai island, one of the
Shuntagin group, south of Unga, on June
11 ran amuck and, seizing a shotgun, fired
into a bunch of fishermen, killing two of
the men and wounding three others before
fhry could seek .shelter. Following this
fiendish act the crazy Jap proceeded to set
hre to three f the buildings belonging to
th» station, and then committed suicide.
2 he wounded men are now being cared for
by the surgeon from the coast guard ship
!
Manning, which arrived there a few da;/'
ego, an-l are expected to rocu.er. ft is be
lieved the Jap . ‘.tddftiiy became insane, n~
no other cause ran be ascribed for hi. sub
dn attack upon the men, and the firing of
the buildings. The me sage to the mur
.hr! docs i,(,i stir' whether or not ihe
building were destroy d, i •»r does it give
any i-f the details surrotinuiy: the iri.ee
Tl'.e n.i '.-atre .-tales that a letter i f* h,ev
iiy \.::!i full particular*.
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Bald-Headed Bears
It v, ill tab* me,re I ban t > .»r three* ; -a; -
i*f eniorced diet of M might meat and 1
and a loss of h.iir to serimi.-ly ,-e; !»;■•!:
dm i»'*ar population of Kodiak ed.u y a- !
cording to i • V. inn of the 1 nite.l . ■ sites,
bureau of lidierim. says the keward 1’n-i.
nn made a trip to Kodiak isiand from
Afo’.T.a! to make an investigation of the!
big brown bears, and he found that wYde j
they bad hard .-ladding for two 30a:- and |
y id of the third, there are now pl-nty ol j
green- alld wild vegetables for Mr. Urn u I
ami later in the year there w.Jl be pi no;. ;
of be::!: -. Id-diak i hnd, say M*\ 'Adm. 1
in l‘Jl‘2 we- c . avd won volt any e di a !
no point at a depth Ie -s than < • •■u he h
d be h killed all ve ydation, ;o I a- all ,
bears are fond • f a mixed diet of mi d. !; h 1
and veget; id - they found 1!US and 1911 j
uiiuh a- ant from a dietary 11-:j.-int. A ; 1
other 1 fee t o f 11 fall of 1 1 1
to Winn, was tlie hav-oe i! created wbii !
•ho lurry coats of the animals. iduU
li(*aded bears an* Mow ,-.s common < u Ko j
d k 1 land a- Paid headed men in the front
: ■ 1 ; The ash
d. v.n to the 4:ins m the animals as it
fill, and the lir-i rain turned ii to ly
whi -h i <i the effect •: alnuwt taimin'.* >h
rki>- of the hears while yet a part of
their personal effects.
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Sentences Piling Up Against Krau:e
- A. Sn.i.er. I'nited IA -it. s ui net
att irncy at .Innand the man who ha.
pro*: out ad the mam. case.' against Iv heard
Krause, is in Seattle with Mrs. Smlzer, <:i
route to iuneau after a thirty-day vacation
uip to i !.! •nna. .•. vs i.‘ie Sear:!:' F ».•:
:ini I1:j eiiLvr rf June 2d. Mr. Knuvr. wi.i
| lias hunch'd -dm Krause ea:e from Fie
| slarr for th eowmin tit. vdll again ! :;•>
up i.lhcr aspects of i on his return to
j ,3 u, .here bring several indict m in. n t
i - : lA.-J. According to Mr. Sujizer. K I
' ! Krause to date has : to:a) sentence
• f lifty tiulit yeti: - to serve, atm .-hould
oiin r ( [')•• pending y > ag bee him, lir*
: ! wi.i re: 12s ye ars. The - . ■
• ‘ .1 j in,sec ul ions dm- far, nceormng to
Mr. Snii/aT. are: Hr-d cha a*1 of impar
■n dug I’nii.id Suite.- odi.-er. nmne*'
d.ryears; sf aond. kidm ing Willc-mi
( 1:i i.;ti<\ sen: nee ten y.mrs; tliird. five
counts of u ■ u e v.f die mails, twenty five
year.-: fourth, forgery, . m;y year.*, 'cm
t-u.ct.- on the ia t two counts have not yet
been | a- •••;!. blit the limit, in each ea.
my ved. Flu - -nil pending again-:
K' • i.-‘- are ‘ tie more for forgery, six count
for mi-u.-e of the mads, another for fur*
• «. rv an : • ■vi murder indictm* ni-u
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Car.net W?.vc -Jury Trial
i ; the n aUc-i f the . <• m. i for
• '■ of ;h v. id of ha'corpu- IF
il. \ .V( h, v.ho v.::s r.mndy triad !mf.-:v
' ' . A.., J ii S'.;:.: u:i a jury, dm ei urt
1“!. ■ ::i- ii.-oimng th t provr-i .n of t!>»
•' '
i:". • m.| :. u - a in am;tr::\ aution of
i 1 .June:. : Lmpire . f June 2d. The deoi
•: u in • • til a i all per ■ u- must Have a
ry ti the : . It y : - a
- • • 1 c.-n U at; :• m vy. vc ds. ir trial.
Ji
1 : •• * a. I ia ua.. am: was «■ a. mu .j !•' - ay
• : c A A- 3: d; . n a ; c the turn
! v. - (oirnmln l :.) Ifad- rai jail, an
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. . . M n D sc o. ; J ft oar Junes j
An wdl n • ammi ; lie a:* :
•' • ' hide ’ rh Cl the June -:u clan;. A j
of [ uiv a.-best: ha- ina n mwov j
. !T l at < a idly t;::: 1 will he t:r-\ .i, i;
pr**- n. pie.: s do m e mheiiU'jy. To
• -’•) by ; ,\\> nf ?•;.» u !.d • they i
w• ■ out hunting. It i- ■ dm n »un j
will'lln v, alking di. * muci* of Jun.-au. The I
■: •• i of a triri i two i ! • wide
•.v 1 •:t*21 seemed to widen out after en ioi.hr.:
ho u • n After th • fir* • dej isit wa
i e.nd the two men start 'd looking around
• : > ■ r siring at . a vbin ci r :■ ing the
■ t-.f-i-is was minid which n.eamed about
tight feet in width. The two men v. 1 n r
talk about their find, but ii is understood
’h it i ht-}' will develop the property and
place it on the market. They were without
tools, and the deposit was covered with j
n.o-.- and dirt so that they could rot ex !
amine it extensively, but intend to make j
a full examination of the find within the
next few day.-.
TOM AiTKSN FAKES A WIFE
(Dawson Niw,. July 71
Telvvran s received today from Vancouver j
convey, d the glad tidings of the vedoing j
there c 1 Mi; - Emmcl M diaiuy an i Tin uus
P. Aitken. both of Dawson. They laid here j
for the Outside soon after the opening of 1
navigation. It is their intention to leave i
\ amnmuT immediately for California for |
their honeymoon trip. The groom i- wall j
wR.iku throughout Yukon and Alaska as a
successful pioneer mining operator. He re- I
cently sold the ."diver King mine, in the |
Mayo district, to Manley, Ives, Price & Me I
Gum, and now has 1,700 t .us of the ore en |
route to the smelter. It is reported this
shipment alone will net the- ovnjBBr something
like 8200,0011. With the returns from the
.'diver King and other properties, Mr. Aitken
is reputed to be easily within the million
tire class. He has extensive holdings with
Henry Riley in the Iditarod, the Kusko
k.vitu and other districts in Alaska.
The bride is well known in Dawson, anti
is the regent of the Fitzgerald chapter of
the Daughters of the Empire of this city.
U"<il recently she was a member of the
firm of Brennan & McHenry, in the sta
tionery business in this city, when she sold
her interest to Miss Brennan.
One of those receiving messages today
was E. A. Wert, who got the good news
from Mr. Aitken. Mrs. Church of Lovett
gulch also received the tidings from the
bride, whose terse message read:
‘‘Vancouver, July 4: July third. First
Presbyterian. ' EMM EL AITKEN.”
Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oysters,
vi,50 per can. Iditarod Meat Co.
AN AND WOMAN WOUNDED
ill AFFRAY NEAR FAiF.oANKS
(Fairbanks ( iti?,tn, a1:1y
C;, until a Pie hour lot night the mar- j
J . oliice had rrrrivoii no report j
ccrning the success of D''pn!:a *. ■ j
j:.. g ?;>[ Pete Mt Mitlh n, *■-•.' 1:• > a;;’ in t; a
!•( !ro X)i(Mi* district I .eking ■■ ■ ■' , |
eUc, .he nri n wh > hoi and ■ •!•''' Iv
wounded Dick Cieici t( a and id-: wd
pair . n it: i.g. Dan : .Pc : a p t" 1 ■ p a
(Ilf i'l .-d. J.iM’phV llu-; if.i .m aa
Play ere re-ting :■ (icily :•- could b- '
n !er die ein n* .
,m' injuries are inn m-ij c.is. The bull";
aim • .22 cali'n a I ■:: 11 |.o vcr rillc ' ad
in- ('la | .t :: c! rnl ml la ir 11
,,f i!i.'i::-. Cr-ightcn is in a" - -I'i
I,., ly ; ijured, but able to til'-: yistcr
,!n\ . i : 1. i I' I n loll ■[ lil a I b\ ( I. : • I ■
hit him in the t>". k and ranged u; wurl
thniugl lii- niiitith and jaw. I:nock:ng t.u!
save rtf 1 teeth and shattering d • jaw:, li
the .shoaling look place in the ■:( sento
; M :,1 m Sum h.
< .• \. iv (. r hi..11 v’.f re rni:y : an
[i-rs v h > l v e l>e, n vn rk;ne v no .rito
yiher ai * he head ol L.-de Li r ... ..
h i tL • ;>ast .vv-a :.] years, t In'iriardv ; ak
ii*ir, they lor e ! >i. ’ a -' -I th" r-■ ~ .i! <•!
llieir r>K i at if n-\ aa -rd ng to tin.' " v. i *
t:i:>'Mi lo know. i- ill, how ■. . r, a■ • ■ 1 a
u n 1 (.Ml.- ! at m •. rd h.Vve nr « b'a M
ill.»« to get :•!• rg airuvldy. e t- r
t!;.- iwide e’ In.n.-ihv n. the hoot'! : e.i i
.. • ; •. 1, t hl.<ss it we. th ina ol
i » get along t p. t he r.
Mrs. (.In iihton forme® ly w- known a.
i za Petei
i..an i* d < nJy a few cIny - ay a
'I i e si >ry of M i . ' a o t■ c*i !y eve
wit nos o liie shoot ir.g, * ub
f bow-:
“i we going over fioni t'h ! •. t •
Skooyy gulrh. it w-s ah ?ul S • - - 1 ek in
t!i? ireniiti n I reached' th (■ o. A
(b'ei;;ho.n workings, on tin- ->1»:inii•. n--,r
j ■ V w d>;>y mine, and tiiere 1 i: - C
.: a it had a . a c:.iil a r li*v ■ orv i ■
X- 1; tor a ’■ .v in< men! • a1 ;i dv
- .rk i:i geeord. i 1 a i t. n w« muor ; r
(I »\eiiv A Cr i !i - n. a:i• * l.-mis to'd in
i:ia he v.going l i k:*1 I k. r ' :iny
\\(i : being run the way in u; I:. ' i.ke
1:'. ?: I!.
I told ;.hat he had b.tt-r cut on
ihr t kind « i ; id::, and v.,-r <-n d wn «■>
1 ar-.l Sko,■£•••. When 1 rvi' h i (’re: m
Ion’s cabin, in ^koogey. In w: - ist c* i
ing out. We talked >r a v-d \ and 1
. •! }•(• was yang tin to the Suminii roa !
h e to get sc ni * hr . and I told him
that as I hud n rhin • - i.-e to - u.-t d e:i
I would go along with him. K? W-e v
i the he however. I told him f L
.hnat. H.- -aid, *!;, 1.. w. >u! n t
,-d i t anybody.
‘ \\ e h: >1 g; I 'i ’’it s.--V'nty-.iVfi !(•?*■ a a ; v
. her '-■■■
He •■;■! ed (Mil from behind eroder «: an.
I yrlKl to Dick to watch on and he
named boliila; li;c Govet:** ,, } >rw.
• 11 s t ! ■ v ;; I• ;< u i ht here.’ He < in’
rail Dick any ir mm-.
“W ! a Dick iiin cd behind me G •ye!,<
:d i. ’>tcp to one .-idc, Smith. for if \ ei
*i1 n'i I ii ki 1 you. tun. an I I d ah v i::: : >
d,. th;»!.’ I did as order'-.1. and Crei- hum
started to run toward i n* t abu:. <■ ; .-•■:
(■• •mnici'C'd to shoot, and I am -• • t.-ii•• ! dint
the fourth bullet was the one that hi'
Dick in the neck, for it was them ilia* d ?
[. it down, ii ■ got up again, and Govette
loot -hooting but Crciuino.n re-ched the
caldn n -'r a» d •/ *: t into 0 o (••.•••in.
“In o inn ( * n id
•. m..h'W w< li.mi who was then ‘\ i DC
•. mc'b'.nr. « r other \ u • In :* name, I don't
i f ii'.i•< : had come ou i • »r> at the end
f '!..•■ > rig. And after Creighton had
u: ■ • t ; h: - th< door 1 '< »t' ■ ket •
... ii.y at b.c •' : men. It w do n that
h ■ hr. Mr . C-. : Jit; ii.
! was ycing toward the cabin ail the
time, a- I wanted to yet in an i .- •<• how
• ;a:!y D d: w:w ***:r-. I v. :.s ' the emmr
a i.■'• i• (h.yeitc commenced to shoot a' me.
When he -in»t and the b.u’let .hit the (a’odi
me ab. ’ e 11i* I droprel on my knees and
• •: 1 ti craw I round t i r of the
ho,is.*. Another bulk:, tu buriy tired a?
I then rail down :d' ■i'/v a- te t ;s i a add
i . •!. ' : ' ■■ •••'■! •.
1 ha been bad bln t i » the t
: u n . ,r a 1 :i.g dme. as they •• .: rr:! 1 c.m
. :• i’laidy. Go*.: .(' t ed mo tin i Cl'"i;:b . u
t ltd*' rare of iu money and Wouldn't i.av
any of thn i. ii . Nob >dy v. drunk. The
.■'hooting t ok pi .ae about Ii n cl a in t.
riiii-g.”
CHARLEY "RIP” EALT3Y
10 ENJOY VACATION OUTSIDE
Acting upon a sudden id.-e~ the ‘.re
one > ■ i the kind he hud expei it need .• ne ■ the
fell of ISPS „ CLar’cy ie»v. the w .
known old-timer who unsve;- u> ;L.* lemm
i.f • k the in..-.- ..nd id : '-rh ads
of d i, inland empire from hi- mrkFk- ..ad
puilal his freight yesterday for ‘dm:bee-te-n
Ala ka. when he will r ‘main for an indefi
nite peril d.
Mr. Mel:by we- a stampeder to the K .
dike in 1S07. ai.d ha,- hem in ;!n \ a h
ever since, and has taken his change.- in
nearly all the new camps of Alaska. Far
ing a greater pun of lbs residence in this
community Mr. Midday has l»• r: 1 “iv ! -.-d
o> a guard at the federal -••kookurn hou.-e.
where his alert eagle eye t- a gt at fact r
in the handling of some of the be-mrit-'
characters who were placed in Li- ' her.
-❖
Pnnhl Appk;baum, the grope •. is having
tvvo additions built to his warehouse on
First street, one being 60x20 feet, the other
40x20 feet.
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DAILY STAGE SERVICE
| _CT Ail DAY AND NIGHT
F?; r <f* **. ^ ?s» **?» * c
£ K -.' *Y r5 . •■ ; j’ fj a J
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| FLAT CITY HOHBACK & DURAND
Dst. the Grand a d Bij.-y's Bar:
r-*?»P nrr,T i r. 7 rv» ■*v* T’T" "’T-*' I
; iHE EEm ALL ,}... i. .... j
WE ART HIRE TO STAY
£3 7 : .if ry
£2. Vk£f2XJ '"blS aL -*.i
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ECS7 EQUIP7 :r)
HOTEL ill THY CITY
nicely furnished Rams and
B>isi Aecom.n'.odaiist. j
” 1017 CALENDARS ;
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!n The Iditarod Pioneer's i3i" con
signment cf newspaper srd job-pr-rt.“g
stock will he found a splendid std vsr J
assortment of Caie-'dars for ISiT. which
will be displayed i.mmed lately af?e? i
packing.
The business houses of tho community
are asked tc defer ordering the - next
year’s Calendars from Outside until .The
Pioneer’s supply has teen inspected.
There are about twenty-five different
kinds, and they are ail beauties. And
the prices will be right, too.
in y hi ij |i i ■»,y-.-.'wnxT-.TJ*"*'*tf'It «WgT^UJagrrerj
j NJCELY FURNISHED ROOPflS CY DA Y OR WEEK
Warm, Clean Well Ventilated I
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
I
flgpi Passage and j
. Ema y ti Baih Pariors j
SEDiCATEO, MKUl VAPOR. STEAM. gB™ \
TUB. SUIT U* FRESH WATER 0^.181® j
Caribou St., Bet. Black and Willow Sts., on Waterfront
I Electric and Faradic Massage Treatments by Expert Attendants
Lighted by Gas Heated by Steam |
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