Sam’l Applebaum
Groce
Now York. Sop!. 27.—Urine ini.' re
ports of mu r.rjo; iiis crtodi ios on Ameri
i’.ui Mildins n; I ho expedit jona r\ fnrces
in prisons of K ranee, ; ho l 'one i-essji at; 1
com Mi i it ee si'ii! o v *-* rso a s lo i n vest ju-.i t e
Sales o! arm, n ds'iiis, arrived from
1 >i*.• si ioda_N. Pile party was composed
•d I I'M »t e*s a ladvi's iv. C. Johnson
• cii a i .''nut ■ i / of South Dakota. Oscar 17.
I hand (d lii.fi;; i.a. and I !enr\ I ). Dlnod
"f V i re1 n i,i. Mr. i hand said I her*- was
nothing Ids'' lips f real merit of our nun
has ever been known in the hisiorx of
sl'.n Arm I loan arinV. "W’r have copie-.
of roc. ails, roperlsalui lesi innm\ nf i:p
specdors and fair! martial officers, so
as to i»e enat'iod to defioil oi\ [i\ i lie re
s po i. s i b 1111 \ .
LYNOHIH
NJ(>:j* gomm-v. A'a.. Soil !»<►. — .John
Temple, a, negro, who Iasi night shot
arid ia'.nlv wounded I’olieeman .John
ll.trher. arid who was wounded by lie
latter. was shot lo deal!) in ;t hospital
early today h\ a small band of w 11§jf#
men. lie wa- the thb-d negro to die
b\ l\ t:eb lav. w ii hin ll! hours.
Governor Takes a Hand in !t
Motit gotie ry. Ala . <).-i. 1. Tie* gov
ernor of Al.iUona i n l e'Ve'oed toda.N in
the setae- of negro Ivnching-. which
have occurred in tins state during the
past two days .Judges of the district
ootirls and county sheriff's are also in
conference over the affairs A fourth
negro. lien Miller, a iormer soldier,
was wounded today in a down town
st reet. He ta p.»rl«•*i t ha I four white
men attempted to get him into an auto
mobile, and he w as shot w m-n lie re
fused to go with them.
ARKANSAS RACE RIOTS
Helena. A ••!<.. Oct. .}. In the light
ing veslernav at Kiaine between ne
groes. armed with high power rilics,
and w hiles. 111ree w hites and nine ne
groes were killed. Five Imndrod fed
eral troops, armed with riff s :itni
machine guns, ate on their way to ihe
scene of itm lighting, while clans from
all over the surrounding count r\ are
Sending armed white men to quelcn
the disorder. When Gov. llrough. with
5 :.) regulars, arrived at Klaine 20 ar
rests were made in connection with the
riots. _
Harry Meehan, after spending the
greater part of the summer in the vt
c.iniiv ot Uetliel, on the Kuskokwirn,
i ■» again in t his camp.
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AT PIONEER PRINT SHOP
Marion B. Carey
Mar, )ii l>. (< icni'L'•'i ( ’ai'cy, lil veal's
"at. vs:i — Imrieil ;ii Ka i rha nks Se|>i om her
II h\ lli*' I ‘ioneers of Alaska. I )e
‘•••istal was a native of H ro vv os v i I !e,
< )re . earn**' in Soul lnaasi ci n Alaska it.
ISS(>, and i*> 111*■ Interior in the follow
ing Npi ina; on October I. Iss7. ai Nu- :
him. ho married Marl ha 1 >ura.iiutl‘. whoj
resides in k'airhanks. Th n a* < ia na|it ors j
live ai Auburn. Wash., t ho eldest iminu j
•Mi's. l,uo\ Lai-snii. forinerl.V of Iditarud. j
Jack Hansen
• luck Hansen died September 12 at ;
'lie government hospital in N.-nana. |
I le " ;is recent ly operaied on I >r ap
pend ieii is and thoug h for severa l da\ s
he appeared to he on the road to recov
ery. later a re'ap-e oeenrred, and he
1‘i‘Ver recovered. He went to Fair
banks fmm the Slm-ana strike in 11*14,
where he was a mem her ol' ihe eiiv lire
depart rmmt. and lai er employed b\ pri
vate firms, leaving ihai city in 1917 to
ether the- euiplm of ihe .Alaska Fugi
neering- ('oinmi>ston. \I r Hansen was
a member of Ihe N'enuna hasehall ami
basketball teams, and rased high in
interior al hlei ic e.ireh s.
Timothy Murphy
Timm hy Murph\ . .t carpenter em
ployed hy the A ( ’ . died ai t he gov
ernment hospoal in Nenana Septemher
14 from a complication of diseases, fol
lowing- an opi a a I i * m. He was h irieo I
at Fairbanks. j
Virgil Myers
Neiiana. Sept. 12. A telegram re |
ceived here toda\ i>y I )r. 11. U. AJyer> j
stated that his son Virgil had shot and I
killed Inmseil ai Portland. Ore. The j
reason lor the act is not 1<n uvn. While J
ii is not definitely slated, it seems ap
parent (hat the death was not at ci
Oivo a 1. He was ah.mi 20 \eais of age.
V i fu 11 w. ol to Fairbanks in 1912 ;n;d !
remained there mil i I about, t wo \ e . r- |
ago, win n he wmd in i ’orl larai to at- I
lend high school, lie enlisted during j
the war, reached ihe French front, had |
an opporinnii) to retuain ovt*rseas after I
the armistice, but decided to come |
hack home and finish his studies.
Little Native Girl Badly Bitten
Sergeant Henson, of the R. N. W. M. ;
R force at Ram pa it House, on the j
Rorcupine river, recently arrived at j
Ron Yukon with a native girl, Martha j
M0<iwards by name, who had been se- j
verely injured by the police dogs, file j
I little girl was at the river fora pail of;
j water when the dogs attacked her. j
[tearing oil one of her ears and almost j
t he cm i tv side of her face, and biting!
her badly about the head and body , i
The wounds w< re dressed at the Kort ;
't ukou 11 os pi i a I. and the child ret urned ]
to Rampart House, in Oscar Schulz's
launch.
I lie first ice of the (all season made:
its appearance on the Idttaroi river]
vest etala v morning.
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CLOSING OUT
Clothing, Hardware, Harness ami Saddlery
A\i at Reduced Prices
C. R. PECK, FLAT
R U Prepared
F&r the Winter?
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR
Winter Wear
A. X WEISS
The Home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
FLAT
Rome. Sept. ;>d. American marines
are maintaining order in the city of
Spalaio. Ihilmatia. where Rear Ad
nmal 1’li i i i p Aridi-e ws is si a i ioned will)
Ins MaeMiip I’it tsbura . h indicated
in press reports that feeling runs hiith
in Spalaio. and that the Americans
have Ix-en I' reed to intervene between
11 ?»I i n ■ and .1 ujjai-Siavs.
Kansas <'ity. < p-i . I —Tlttee .Kansas
and Missouri bank robbers having in
their possession ^i).(h)t) wort It ol Rib*
•'rl v bonds, were arrested ai the union
depot in (his city today while endoav
orine io raise sullicient cash to pur
cha-'O ra ! rood lickeis Tor the I’acdic
coast.
A biji consianment of hydraulic pipe
reached here la»! Sand i\ for the woik
ins o| i ) >i a La< banco and partners on
Willow creek.
\\ us}iitiji'ai>n. Sept. 21' I'resident
Wilson anived in*re Sunday morninji
frnn his Pacific-coast trip in a weak
condition, hut was able to walk while
a wait inj- an automobile. Later in the
day he was taken for a drive, neenm
pini-at by Mrs. Wilson and Dr. (Jray
son.
President’s Condition Better
Washington. Oct. I Dr. (Jrayson
t his morning issued t he follow inj state
ment :
“'The President had a yood uiirlitX
rest. and is i m prov iny."
Mot So Wei! Last Thursday
Wash in if ton, < >et 2. -Despite a fairly
L'o.id i»i• j *>•' s rest. President Wilson i>
not so well this morntny. Dr. Mtuyson
railed Dr. prancis X. DerCUm. t lie neu
rolnyist. from Philadelphia today. The
I >i"*si(h*:u *> condit mn is not alarming,
and reports from Die White House say
tlm e i |in j of ! )*■. Dercum was a pre
caut ionary measure.
Iditarod
Headquarters
for
Heaters,
Yukon,
Ranges,
Drum Ovens
Camp
Stoves
Of Every Description
Aluminum,
Granite and
Tin ware
Gasoline and Oil Lamps
and Lanterns
Genuine Nome Dog Harness]
.j;no_ng other quitk_so good” \