Sam’l Applebaum
Groceries
SEASON'S LAST BOAT
Shortly after 8 o’clock yesterday
morning when the Nancy Belle (Cap
tain Ira i-\ Wood) and tin' Sea Wolf
Paprika Ji-*nsen. the favorite captain)
left thi- cite there were many of the
real old timers of the camp aboard.
Many of them say they will never re
turn. but—that’s another story. Most
j>f them ubl spend the winter in the
States, while a few go to other Alaska
camps. Following is a partial list of
passengers:
Gris Anihonison, E. V. Martin, (Jus
Christoph, John J. Blair, Jack Peter
son, Harry Panter, Mrs. L. G. Thorn
ton, Mrs. Claude Baker, George and
Mrs. Armstrong, Frank Johnson. Joe
Go ranger, Ed Miiiard, Paul Gunman,
Ed I .eCeil. Ki and Mrs. Hinton, David
Mutchler and two children, Miss Eliza
beth Sandberg, (ins and Mrs. Uotila,
Gars and Mrs. Ostnes and baby. Ed
ward Mack a, Sulo Maka'a. John West,
James Morton, Tony Ginstrom, Frank
and Torn KardinofT, Mrs. H. Hohback,
Mrs. J. E. Van Kirk. John Kalafalich.
Nels Sjorlin, M. O. Masterson.
When the last up river boat left ves
rerdav morning the community lost a
very cheerful proposition in the de
ptrture of Gris Anthouison, the well
Known and popular jeweler, who has
been a resident of this neck o' woods
since 1910 as local manager for the
jewelry house of John G. Sale Mr.
Anthouison will spend some time in
Seattle and San Francisco, and may
take a t rip to t he new oilfields of Texas.
It goes wit hunt saying rhat. t he entire
camp wishes him all kinds of success
in blueberry season or out.
;
Labor Confers on Big Strike
j London, Sept. 25.—-Th* whole execu
tive committee of the National Unions
! of railway men participated in the con
! ference held this morning with the rep
! resentatives of the government relative
i to tlie unions' threatened nation-wide
.strike. According to the notification
j sent to Mr. Geddes, minister of leans*
j portal ion, the situation on the island is
! adjusted. According to J. S. Thomas,
! the secretary of the union, the nation
1 wide strike will be called Friday night.
Emma Wants Her Freedom
Jefferson <-ir.y, Mo.. Sept ‘ 25. — Kmma
Goldman. the noted anarchist speaker,
is seeking her release from the peni
j fentiarv on bond, having served her
i tiniH. but is being held until the pay
i mewl of the tine of $10,000 imposed at
the time of her conviciton is made.
! Her bonds have been placed at $15,000
i by a. New York judge. Id. is reported
! she will be deported if released.
—
Hootch Smugglers indicted
1 San Francisco, Sept.. 24.-—Ralph Boy
! ker, the Seattle hotelkeeper and a
j former Klondike and Alaska restaurant
man. Dan Fdwards, a former agent, of
.the Department, of Justice, and four
others were indicted by a federal grand
•jury in this city for attempting to
smuggle whiskey to Seattle from San
! Francisco.
Belgian Royalty Starts on Trip
Brussels Sept. 22 The Queen and
Grown Prince Leopold left Brussels this
morning on t heir journey to Ostend.
where they will go aboard the >team
ship Washington fur their voyage to
visit tiie United States.
Order Your Due Here
Winter Next
Supply Monday,
Of the September
Following 29th
FRESH GOODS
Crapes
Apples
Oranges
Lemons
Garlic
Onions
Spuds
Celery
Grapefruit
Rutabagas
Carrots
Parsnips
Cabbage
Beets
Turnips
Sweet
Potatoes
not the canned Kind
Big Reductions In
ALL MACKINAW COATS
1-4 OFF 1-4
Be Sure and Get One of Our ('oats Before You Leave
for the Outside
A. J. WEISS
The Home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
FLAT
ALL ITALY AROUSED
Runic, Sept. 25. -With all parts of
the country aroused over the tenseness
of the Fiume situation. Italy is nerv
ously awaiting tlte decisions of the
crown council, which meets today for
the first time since 1892.
Job for League of Nations
Rome, Sept. 22. —American marines
have landed near Fiume, which is now
closely surrounded. 'Hie A nglo-France
Iialiun agreement, on the disposition of
Fiume. according to newspapers of this
city, places that city under the control
of the League of Nations.
Marines Right Under the Gun
London, Sept. 22. —Dispatches from
Milan quotes the. Courier del Serra as
saying that- part of the American ma
rines were landed'at Rueearia, only five
miles from Fiume.
Dannunzio Acquiring a Navy
Lola, Italy, Sept, 24. Gabrielle Dar
nun/.io claims the Italian battleship
Dante Aligeri and three destrovers de
serted the Italian navy and joined his
forces. Allied commanders withdrew
from Fiume while t he Dante Aligera
was in the harbor.
NAVAL IMPROVEMENTS
Washington. Sept,. 22. Secretary of
tiie Navy Daniels will ask Congress to
authorize the establishment of addi
tional dry dock and navy yard facilities
on the Pacific coast. Puget Sound and
San Francisco bay are to be tlie chief
bases for the Pacific fleet of cruisers
and dreadnaught.s, it is believed, event
ually. _
Old Yukoner Shoots Himself
Dawson, V. T., Sept. 24.—Mike Seid
eltnier. a pioneer roadhouse man, killed
himself accidentally while hunting. i
Belgium and Holland at Outs
London, Sept. 22.—Relations between
Belgium and Holland are strained.
Watch for tlie announcement of the
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works in next
week’s issue of the Iditarod Pioneer.
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
The Chicago White Sox and the Cin
cinnati Reds, t his year’s winners of t he
American and National baseball
leagues’ pennants, will play a series of
nine games for the world’s champion
ship. The first, game of the series will
be played at Cincinnati on October 2.
Mrs. Lottie C. Thoi nton, thn pioneer
dealer in ladies* furnishing goods, left
yesterday morning for rhe Outside to
spend the winter. During her absence
from Interior Alaska Mrs. Thornton
will visit her three sons, all of whom
were recently mustered out of t he mili
tary service, and later will go to Los
Angeles to enter the Otis Memorial
Art School.
Hatry Punter, one of the camp’s old
reliable gee-whoa-haw mule skinners
and dogsled master mechanics, closed
his workshop early in the week, and
yesterday morning was a passenger
bound for rhe States. During the win
ter Harry intends to go to his old horn#
in Wisconsin to visit iiis parents, sis
ters. brothers, uncles, aunts and cous
ins, none of whom he has seen for many
years.
At the home of the bride in Flat City
on Sunday evening last. Commissioner
LI. R. Moore officiated at the marriage
olCeorge Armstrong and Caroline Hag
gith, in the presence of a few guests.
Mrs. Domeuick Soraci, Claude Baker
and Captain C. K. Boerner were round
trip passengers to Dikeman on the
Nancy Belle yesterday.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:
The Crosby Dog Boarding House will
close on October 4m. All dogs left at
the Crosby Boarding House after that
date will he charged at the rate of .40
cents per day per dog.
MRS. M. T. CROSBY.
IdiLarod, Alaska, Sept. 2G, 1919.
Writing Tablets 250 *r,S;
AT PIONEER PRINT SHOP
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CLOSING OUT
Clothing, Hardware, Harness and Saddlery
All at Reduced Prices
C. R. PECK, FLAT