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NEWS NOTES FROM
ALONG THE SEWARD TRAP
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PATLOH
Home n::Pp sat:; r kraut.
_Crowley A a r!"r
CHRISTMAS-SIZE
PACKAGE CIGARS
JOAN DE FUCA
‘■Macnificos." 12 to box. per box 31.75
“Epicures,” 24 to box. per box . . 3.00
A.so Van Dyck “ Roosevelt;' in 25s
at reasonable prices.
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1DITAR0D, ALASKA
Johnny Summers Knocked Out
LONDON. Dee. L">. Johnny Summer.-,
j tlie holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt, u.. •
j 1:’: .eked out in the ninth round in this city
I l.:-t night by Sergeant Basham.
Abe About to Lor.e His Wife
rni( \(iO. Dee. 1\be At tell, the for
I : ligli; lghi ehani'>M.-n pugi i.-t, i> being
, -tie;] l\.r di\ c;ee in this city.
Will Fight in Now Orleans
Nl-'.VV OIDJ-; V\K. Dee l.V Wilke
I itij, hie. the fu.nrr ii/ht weigh! ehaninioi..
. !] -neet eiilur Joe Mandot < r Freddie
i W el-ri di tin - < a I a liny
Kid a nr. Gets Decision
PH I LAI FI PH IA D r IV In this < ity
: , !M,dii Johnne K.k.ane . a,ily had i
••i ; i.f the si\ round content w;111 W ilde
| ! 1 nek.
Stops Murphy in Second Round
1 NOSH \ VVis D - 15 Charlie
Wliife ki:1: •,:■<! out .Jimmy Murphy in list*
•■£*(*mi:i 11 mid last night in this city.
Gunboat Smith Outpointed
v i .W DDK. Dv. Ui. In a ten roum!
eavy weigh t con t u lust night in tins city
before the Nev. Y, rk AthMi.- Club. Jim
■ \Plev. the ‘Dublin (hunt,” ouDuighi O.un
1 boat Smith and was given the decisit n.
The “Kid'' Couldn’t Come Rack
Hi NO. Nev.. Dec. i‘v Kid McKoy. the
. Id i in., i: idl’d- *\eudit ; -:r-'i h; . v h..
s cun idered one uf iIn•
the ring, made an ci
WISHES ONE AND ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
COME IN AND HAVE CHRISTMAS DRCiK WITH ME. IF YOU DON’T
DRINK, TAKE A CIGAR
■ : • e !' ur i mud
It ■;;! her !:•• night with Vid one; l.:sgr;iv<\
FIRST SEWARD MAiL
MAKE;: SPLENDID RECORD j
Tim first consignment of bhtarod mail
tor S'*v:ivwh j'li Iff: here « •>. November 2. ,
aniviml in tin* coast city on No\ember 21.
according to a letter received in Thursday's j
in. 1 bv the postmaster. A run of tv.ruiy
ib- > on the initial trip is considered an ex- I
at '.lent (‘tie. and bespeaks the sueces'- of the
niov mail re:v l! most be understood
that the traveling was far from smooth.
: i, , white :.n ebort was undoubtedly made
to t:e’ the !ir.-t mail through in as good
t: p. -\.l there i- little doubt that
the weekly er.ee will be kept lip to.
schedul' without (htheulty.
i’h 1 Thursi . last
eonsisted of a limit consignment of second i
class
kurit-g tin* waiter months ther are but i
two .-ieaw.sliio arrivals each month between j
St', -d and S:-atile. and th11< there are I
I - k •! v o be fn-.jue:u trips in vhiih second
el:!-. uii.il ..nly will be carried.
i ludi! i\liiby
Pure and raveet. Give you try 't, you v/d! e.,l no other. Ins;?t
on getting i!
Sam’! AopSefoaum
Appropriate . _
Christmas 11
k r.er.t’y done up Traveler Set, or Manicure Set. i
Nicely dec crated Cor - olnai on S ss .i dorr ' . Careers Sets; als
a splendid assortment of ndividua: ioses S:.< icn H
!:e and Neckwear. i
i
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M 3 v'i 4 S i
O! kli Ufa a i»fe » S
The Home of Hart, Scliaffnc: & l ';:rx C!:*. os
TO ONE AND A?.L
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
HR PPY NEW YEAR
IS THE SINCERE WISH OF
C. R. PECK FIAT CIT '
3 £
—
Tiie first meeting of the iditarod Kennel
Club fur the 1914-15 season, held last >at
urd evening in the chili room over the
M : bents aft wt hi' - 1} attend 1 by
■ iicmbers of the organization, and much in
: in thf winter's r ting was man
by all.
I'l.. I! ■don of fit 'ITS being the first or
! .Jar "f bu itit's.-. (1. M Arbuckle wa. re
>Feted pi -icieiit and John Holmes was
■•p.unim o-lv chosen a- seeralary. A new
! board of directors was elected, ranijia- -a
of 1’ G Charles, II A. Weir and R joins
Peterson of Iditarod: a. Sh inbeck, A. fk
B.o and Sam Bayh’s of Discovery, and
.-VI Currie. .Tack (Huliy (Toe • McDonald atal
Mel Gl: ntz of Mat City
A committee on membership wa- al.-o
olretrii, composed of Frank F.jntas and Sam
Bayles of Discovery, Jack McDonald and M
Currie of flat City, and George Marsh anti
,i' hn flfdmes of Iditarod.
It was decided to lo Id the annual New
Year's rate, to be run over the Iditarod
: lat City-Discovery course, fur i purse of
sl50 awarded by the club, and divided
into four pdzes -s7j for the winning team.
545 fi r second, 520 for third anti 510 for
fourth.
The club will, a? usual, make every ef
f- rt to make the St. Patrick's day race the
| big event of the racing season.
HARRY HARMS’ WAR SONG
Harry Harms, who has been in the city
f, r few days ;his week, is decidedly pro
(driaui in -ympathy. and takes a great
i111<; , t ii: the war bulletins. H‘ has been |
ar-msing toe ire of the Idharo.i people whose
s\ inp;u 'ite> are v» :• h i :n allies by -ringing
tie* foil. vdi.g s ;.r whenever he ha.- bad the ;
opj. »rt unity:
t’Mv name D Tommy Atkins.
Ami I’m a husky chap;
My cm - de i< a (M'.'sack
And. mv partner is a Jap.
‘AV;'re going with some Gurkas.
And likewise with .'Omc Dikiis,
T.uue block Algerian Turcos,
And other colored freaks.
“And with all the bloomin' virtue.'
For whieh you know we shine,
We’re carryng civilization
To the people « n the Rhine.”
Harry Donnelley, the. Discovery mer
'•h - at. v. a business trip to*‘the landing”
last Wrdnes lay.
REDUCED PRICES
ON
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL C9.
...
The work of preparation for the Christ
ina.' tree and entertainment to tie given at (
A. B. i Cl mi Christinas eve (Thursday I
next i goes on apace, and everything will;
1 e rea iy at the appointed time for the '
great oreasmn. The \ ndous committees art* j
wi rkiiiT together in a fine spirit of mutual
lj lu< eh laid doing hei
panted share to make the even? a,
cni- are making candy, odiers fancy
receptacles ft,r the same; others are at work
on the entertainment features and still oth
era on the fir-cr ratii ns The male members
of the general committee will begin early 1
in the week preparing the hall and procur- i
ing the imeessary Christmas tree and ever
gre ns to iie used in dee rating i!;.- hall. 1
and when their work i> emin’l- tcd A B.
hull will present a picture worthy of the I
i tea inn.
I1 • children of the public scho !. under
f! <ii-« ,• ti*-M ;' the tea her, Mi - Halley,
are being drilled i:i their program for the
evening's excrcnc-. a::«! inere will bi some
liter.’ding numbers presented.
Chri.-’mas pr aver - Mr-. Ray D. Clarke
Song “Christina' Civet nig-" *" hi •< !
i n igi McDonald
Recitation Percy (’harl s. Ir.
Recital'on- Verne Tyler j
M dinit '.ng "Si; \s!!: hes" .
: igrid McD' i-ahl. Frances and Catherine i
Recitati !i 1)( mild Mel 'mi ! 1
Recitati.m.!• ranees Au.-?:n
Ilei i1 ■
Rt . ;i • Cat !• ‘l*ilie All-, h
Song School
Song d ..nti»jue Noel" Mr.**. Ma! r
Song. H:;rrv i •! -m!
Piano a i 1. Miss Taylor ,
A,.;' •-ram :• of Santa Claus
The program \.ill be as 1« 11 • \.
GRAND MASQUE BALL
OH NEW YEAR’S EVE
f:5 ri. !. i > .It ;i ;. Sr,a b a; ! Ah
Wile : :■ it • ■ 0 » id 11af 1
h has tin ’
i . iiMsqtieradf ball to vi N
Ye r'.- i \ ■ on hand, are pretty busy :b • ••
da . ’i-'y; r nil-- the big . • :.! a hi 1 .
.ne of tii n: enjoyable c t-r b i . in '; -
di ii.:. and no r.ou'.t it v..!l be l.an'< ly at
h''- -• , ...
; . a lient : y n i
the b-u ri be ol»f .ana! 1:. end pnzis
f< r a nmul if tur-r I’h<
adi be ni value >u;iir-at to warrant :.;i
ei;« ri . n the p: - f the am ■ to win
.... Vi,I -v d! b. .at •"'-] [■■ i:i far
.. ... - t f *;••• ' haul.: i:t. < • ft .iturt -
for '■ hit 1» di of tb- va:b as prize- ,
v;il im* a'. i have m , y.-i been :m ,
nr-iu i• a. but mv- i p; ri , r ,, -p j
emitein th h'-i be r will ho -'Tved in
t! - hall, and the *>!■ e* for the ball an I
chid.* tii a! f. nure of the » titer: abu.u
al-o.
it i- under:; ->.d tha. -•■iae be.uilifu! an i
unique t ••..-tfue.- aa hebur prepared, at* * j
i!n* int^re t 'e.ken in th( event W'-peak- 1
i . >u.ci . V.’bh stood n:u.-ie. an ex-ellent ,
1 ,;,.r. and ■ ne of the ne-a e : an idenis and I
c unfort:.i•! b: in the North. »’ r • is !
r-u,-on why a. re.-rd crowd shi.nl>! not 1 ■■ j
expected to “d aicc the old. year out and j
the new rear in.”
FLAT CITY DANCE
POSTPONED BY DEATH
Out ,’f r -; to the memory oMUm-h- !
Billy" McDonald, win. died at Mat Coy j
la -: Saturday the d: .*,«•«• wha h was i i have j
lit mi given on the evening of that day was ;
indefinitely p'-stponed.
Had an and Mv/rio. the uihsieians. wise j
had charge < f the arrangements, have thus |
teen comj * li '<! far a ~ecmi 1 time to post- f
p; :v iii«? event on awomu of doath’s vi-p. j
the first time being in the case of \\ . I‘. j
Kilgore.
WINSTON CHURCHILL
ON TERMS OF SETTLEMENT
ROMF., Oct. It. Winston (.'Imrehel!. Blit
i:-h first lord of the -udmiraiiy, m an inter
viev, with a corre.-pnnd "it ot Gioro1'1,’
d'11alia, telegraphed to the paper here. .
“We have made lip our minds to win ;t
it lakes tl. la t sovereign and l.i-t man in
the British on pire.
"Time is on our side. Personally I nev-r ;
expected to see the campaign go so well |
in tlie first two or three months. I have ,
always been looking to the seventh, eighth 1
and ninth months of the war to produce j
the great decision. We are .satisfied Ii* .
Germany has done her worst, and is iully
extended. Russia has only begun. We shall \
have 1,000.000 soldiers in line, all volun
teers. not one taken by compulsion.
"After all the blood that is being shed,
we want a natural and harmonious settle
ment, which liberates races, restores the in
tegrity of nations, subjugates no one and j
permits a genuine and lasting relief from |
the waste and tension of armaments, under I
which we have suffered so long.” 1
We Have an Extraordinarily E ne Assort - j
T.ent of j
NECKWEAR
HANDKERCHIEFS
COLLAR BAGS
TOILET ARTICLES
FANCY SUSPENDERS in Sets i
SILK SHIRTS SiJ.K SCARFS
Everything Now Open for Yo-jr Irtpection j
Bayles Clothing Co. \
fDITAROD DISCOVERY, OTTER;
i i
SEATTLE NEWSPAPER Ma ■
RAPS CRITIC OF ALASKA
Seat I Ip an-! A.'p-ka havp bn n 'Anli a I
cna.'I blow. |
, n J5 ?. 11 c village cut-up and local or
;-.rl ' ;f V. I' : Kan., “b'guHi." out of the
.store of his wonderful knowledge gain* 1
in a trip (.f fiften-* or twenty day hi
paudgment. Anri Seattle and Ala-' a
ha*. * been rrr'it mu •! a.- practically worHi
I - \nyway. they are not as good as
’A a lula, "gosh ding it ! '
V11..• a r.-i u i- that Sen’s deensi- u
n :-tterr.; broadcast to the wor’d
through the c ■lm .ns of a Wichita paoer
thou rrmybt iu greater euvnla; ion than
ihi ! 111 an pin.IKlmd ■.1 Medicine Hi.
who. v. r that thnving metropolK may be.
l ike Max !1. the i i ich author who
condemned Hie reputations ot a nati o-;
, .p i i. • ) .:% .• 11 ■ .. :i an > i>igram Sen
A- : •: v i [id- 'am i lh" Ik: XU" cc •-! dim..' •
in order that he might embalm into immor
d -o;r.i tiling about the .-'Cat it"
we g her 1 l ark to the Vuic Wi- hit
••'i'b" great -cue of Washington gio v.,:i
oia* and all,
Wdh lute' nioiphs of winter and !.•*■*
in >nth> of f .11
Ci; per. Sen! Learnedly elevi r. "by lee.;.
Bn: i h. how could you iy them erv !
words Am! "they v. a - mi origin:.!." too!
M r -u ;ivis one of that Hnghshn.f'i’s *m- !••
i ok ' who said ih .\ia.-t-a ay;:!!:i r v.
eleven in nth' of winter and one n. .nth « f
Ilavir.g ."“turned from a trip into me
\ww! fa ai: : untr» dden wd i r:c* ot
, • and i* . 1 ~ B
r. line a • i : l la.'! in \\ i< a -til 1"
glamor that comes to the man who ha
o:;»cd through a daring advent u:>* h r- \r- »•
thrown in nod him. T her eh re id- mea
i: f it a <y .*-ul».!••(• t, from :ia < au.-> of 11 ••
Kurooean v ar to th * re:..-on why you cant
get a good cigar f r less than a nickel any
more. is w: 'th havtng and i> *-• .**iTy re- 1
; v I hr o •; a u~ Wi. hit a >
;1- i overgrovn." say- o n. II
;.»■ badly 1 :*■.i Pi.- i.c. . 1 a.1
t ;• of the R rt;. I Wo -ton 1. C -mu ■ 1 -1
mg. which is a tnile laid r than the lord
l,| . r }• 1. a \\ H : 1. Ih‘ h '■ '• i h ' e
the v' of hen Be it'my for it til •* to re
.a ■ la *> anv “iinii-pr.ciuetrs :n tin slate
! iiigp not all of them are engaged a
th - • lucrative industry of growing pump
,-: . . : iov < iVioh
hen Bmtl.y also is an analyst. He .
dt ••• t■ Ihmt!-y. He analyzed .-caul and.
• i..: ;1 .t .he taxes are lugh-r than a
»'> back, Imt as mmi do- - v. : • ..n v.h umr
V. i. hit a iV.iues have i nrvai ;• of th. -p’
i-ne can gain but hide know bulge from lu
ai 1 dun us ie.rure of 'peed:.
li...\W( r. ! {’ill* Seattle oil tha' Al.e ka
iraile "by ht. ••;!" Il d<u->n t amount '<*
:• r** than the Trade which W;chi1a
get- from Kingman and U. rper count nm
vv3 re the prop of pumpkins :- nlwav- g »•>*!.
kn »" ••• all e ihis :.»«■(.• .r!.-• ' •' ‘■'•an.- .
the j -ii«p! * • at I.'*:.* Benin t. which was de
serted year.- ago.
Sen gives Sea'tie an aw 1 il "bawl-nut
W'ich the facts al ut it by c< ut
tli > peo; !e ’ Lake Bennett, which happen
about the Ala,ha trade. He tell- the people
tn lie ii t'anada 1 Hi tha doe-n 1 in: k*- any
iii'i.'i•. nee io sen Bentley. Bai s!id the;
i- '! day >f reckoning coming for Sen. S. o -
v
it a . onn time, and then the joke will be on
M'ri, j't.r fli<‘ people will find out that Lake
Be ;.:,d mo-' .-r i c uiiiU '
Uasl i
Canada.
Sen -aw some wonderful things on .'is
journey to th< far VV*st and .\* nth. In ><■
at tie tin' forest tire- were- so thick he
couldn't se-- tin- sun. and when he \v -
pav-p .• loose gla'ic r A1 i-k i large -■ nooks
of ice fell on every time the simc, hip
■, hist-led. Wi-hita hi- never d"i:hii
ry of i fit of t
it me-1 m* true b< rail.-e the re was f:U .:i
the •. I ■ ■
have (i'.uhted tin ston f the m .n wh »
wanted to go fiot the irnrh to the south
i cle mid. like Jonah, accomplished this w< n
deiful feat »y having the* whale -wall e.\
him at on«* pole ami then release hit.
ihe other Bn’ ^e-d.-. • t atein'-nt anon! th
tailing glaciers i- regarded with ■ me d
I ici-m.
iJen:l,*y watched a hip spend ten h .:
1 .a.mg '.l.'MIO i n- of salmi n T • >
h: | kf i it > ;i ’ooard one can it a ' me
Any v. .kn ha.-; a can of this surcui* ?
ti.-h. he i- kef i :ng for a -oiivenii
A* .>;! il'i •: l l • y - »W a not;. • ■ I: t.'n* o!
ih : all pri-mier- who did . .t re? ;rn before
' * ' r 1
•' ; ■ l a-- «wperi. - :-*e2 :>
pl( ' >:•!: I.U :}•{."• will writ*- a la.. .. ata-Ut it
when I. • cot * time and isn’t hu.-y study;!.;:
the eiv-! * <f 11:«* !a ;• u: mi r!,e watermelon
Benll-y ';\v a lo' - ! tuv. n • a m- If
S of t1 • • m , *.. :ij-jfTor th:;!- Wu h:t .
hut none u as h< ; i ■ r. 11 h ard Lr> - 1
urn.- m: the trip. 11 • : iu;z t«* rm • ■'
’her:.1 at '!. • corner drug ie .hB vmt> r
t' ;• nun her of popu ■ w ’ll th* " w!
kei shaved.
; • • r ’ d\ i
:1am.-. hut >f*n. i• \ i are ciitt.ng
and anil:. ina' t!.*• p pula.-.a Sen If will i ••
i; :i,*_r fil:-*.,.1 n f- •’•■'1 v hutldmu
■ and sky.- u ■ rs. mill a mamif
tuiiti" {dant-. euh-hiiiv in/, in :-»r:
ahi ( ,m'; .ir: new (har.nei- d c •!:i:;l• -•
Alaska will mtild i main trunk hie* r .
road that w .n’t r a t > \\ hd* : : • V
n can id a and in the na'ifun**. whn- >>-u
A ir • 11i• jir hi- get srrephv straight n .
th Seattle and Alaska
th h ck of his Y'-rh ’ m.danvnt I 1.
I :. i : a nod jr. .'-'curie Tin. •
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