FOR YOUR WINTER'S OUTFIT
ALL FRESH GOODS
HIGHEST GRADES
Sam’! Applebaum
BOY BY BOG
Tony, the by mr-nUl hoy of F.mil Jen-j
sen, was severely bitten about the face!
by a log last Tuesday afternoon. The)
it tale chap was passing a gang of dogs'
on the river hank just at, the- m mieat
they started a light; he was knocked j
down by them, and while in that help-!
less posirion was pounced upon by one1
of the brutes. Tony was hurried I \ '
bundled up and taken by Oeorge Ham- j
iiton, who was starting for Flat in a!
gig. to the office of |)r. ISehla.
TO ENFORCE NEW LAW
Washington, Oct. do. Armed withj
with the drastic provisions of the!
newly-enacted war-time prohibition en-1
force merit law, the internal revenue!
bureau.today took up the task of tnak- :
tog an absolute bio on the manufacture!
and sale of Iicjuor.
Raiding New York Saloons
New York, Oct. do. 'Two persons
were shot and six arrests marie by
agents of the United Slates revenue!
service during raids on suioons in the!
Theatre district last night while en
forcing the war-time prohibition law. j
Not a Definite Time
Washington, (Jet. liS. — \Ya r-ti me pro-'
hibition will be brought to au end by i
Presidential proclamation immediately !
after the Senate ratilies tin* Uierman I
peace treaty.
—
RESCUE WORK HALTED
Steubenville, O , Oct. 30. Alter bat-}
tliny their \va\ to within 130 feet of 3oj
miners who have been imprisoned siuce j
yesterday morniny. the. rescue workers)
were ordered out of the Y. & O. mine!
at Amsterdam, O.. this morniny by the \
-tate inspectors and mine officials, who]
feared an explosion miyhl occur.
PINCH BOMB~SDSPECTS
Cleveland. O.. Oct. 30 —With the ar- !
rest of six men and women in this city !
today the police believe they have the i
key to a solution of the bomb plot of j
last June, when eiyht, homes of promi I
I
pent men t loony bout the country were!
bombed. _
Rioting in Old Egypt Land ]
Alexandria, Fyypt, Oct. 30. — Two!
rioters were killed and 10 injured, and i
27 politicians were arrested in a seri- J
oils national demonstration here today. I
COMPLETED 'BY 1922
Washington. Oct. Jit. •’The Alaska
Railroad is not going to suffer over
the cutting of the appropriation to $G,
000,000. which is tot the period ending
dune .'50 next, and we feci certain that
the road will he completed by 15)22."
said Mr. Hollowed, assistant secretary
of the Interior, today.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Dead
New Ha ven. Or., Oct JO.--Mrs. Klla
Wheeler Wilcox, the author and poet
ess, died today at her home. The Bun
galow, Short B'mcI). Cl.
Klla Whoeter was horn in lMoo at
Johnstown Centre, Wis., and married
Robert M. Wilcox in L884.
"SPARKS'Tor” akiak
Kquipmenl has been landed at Akiak. i
on the Kuskokwirn river 40 miles abnvn;
Bethel, for a wireless telegraph sta-i
Lion to be establish* d by Hie govern-j
merit.
For the government hospital at
Akiak there recently arrived from the
Outside via. Bethel a physician, a nurse
and a cook.
Little Crime in Dry Butte
Bump, Mont Fewer crimes have
been committed in Butte during the
first, fjw mouths under prohibit ion
than in any similar period in the city’s
history, according to County Attorney
Joseph K. Jackson, who declared that
crimes of a violent nature, such as
murder, assault and robbery, have been
decreased from 80 to 90 per cent. and
attributed tin* improvement to prohibi
tion.
I he ga.spower boat belonging to
Chief Charley was employed by postal
officials to transport a consignment of
mail to the Halfway roadhouse last
Tuesday. The chieftain returned here
about II o'clock Thursday night., while
the river was heavy with ice, hut was
not weighted down with incoming mail.
< 'a plain A! Jones ret turned last Thurs
day from a not very pleasant hunting
trip._
How Cold the Weather Got
B.v 1 lie N. C. Co ’s thermometer, the
following records the coldest tempertt
ture during—
October 25 4(1 deg.
2(i .. 22
“ 27 .. 3’
“ 28 ... .21
211 20
20 14
“ 31 4- “
CLOSING OUT
Clothing, Hardware, Harness and Saddlery
All at Reduced Prices
C. R. PECK, FLAT
R U Prepared
For the Winter?
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR
Winter Wear
A. J. WEISS
The Home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
FLAT
GREATER PRODDCTION
Washington, Oct.. 4. -Attorney Gen
era! Palmer said recently there was
evidence that the government's cam
paign to reduce the cost of living
throughout the United States already
wa*. bearing fruit. A prominent vege
table packer of Maryland wrote Mr.
Palmer that prices in many lines were
beginning to ease oft' as it became evi
dent the Department of .Justice meant
business in announcing that criminal
prosecutions against the hoarders and
profiteers would fie instituted wherever
tile laws were violated.
“We want to make it clear, how
ever,” the attorney general said, “that,
nothing we can do can change the im
mutable economic laws on which prices
depend, ft we can increase the supply
b.v greaier production, and lessen Die
demand In gr-aler siving on Die part
of the people, then the cost of living
should come down. We can helpthai
along by forcing hoarders to pur on the
i market food held out for an advance in
| price, and further by holding up to
j public scorn, or by prosecuting, if ('on
! gress gives us the criminal amendment
to the food control law, tho>e who are
guilty of trying to exact a greater
profit than is reasonable and just. We
ate going to make the market —that K
the law of supply and demand < perate
normally instead of artificially..
FOR SALE -Five In-months-old mala
mute* from one litter, strong, well
broke and full of paprika: will sell
cheap. Inquire Anslev’s Rmporiutn.
BARGAIN Four good working dogs (',>■
wheel dogs), basket sled and bundle
old tisb goes with it; every tiling in
good shape; try them; price for all.
■tdoO. Inquire Adams House. Idiiarod.
Job Piinting at Pioneer Shop
THERE IS PLENTY
Dog Feed
IN THE CAMP
WE ARE WELL SUPPLIED WITH
Tallow, Cracked Corn,
Dice, Corn Meal, Rolled Oats,
Dog Bacon and Ham
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Prosser’s Nome Dog Harness
THE ONL Y RE ALL Y
GOOD HARNESS
ON THE MARKET
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Northern Commercial Co.