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Washingpui. Oct . 11. The Industrial
C inferere'.’ this .morning adjourned
until 'I’lK sdin to give committees time
to consider various proposals and to
formulate reports.
President Ss SYSuch interested
Washington, Oct. 15.- -Wnite House
reports say that President W Ison will
not sanction tie* adjournment of th<‘
National Industri.il Conference until it
e.vhaiisis ev»ry possible means in sav
ing the present, industrial situation.
President Wilson, despite of la is serious
illness, has been advised of t he tense
situation in the conference, relating to
t he controversy over tin1 labor propo
sals to arbitrate the s;ee| strike. Air.
\v iIson feels that this incident should
not binder the success of the confer
ence.
Lewis Answers Summons
Washington, Ocl. It) - -Acting Presi
dent Lewis, ot the United Minework
ers’ Union, today answers Secretary of
.Labor WiKon’s summons.
Washington. Oca. 15 - Samuel darn*
pet's, the venerable president of tin*
.American Kederai ion of Labor, broke
down last nuhr. from nervous exhaus
tion, and his temperature is 101
Labor leaders say this illness is the re
sult of moo; hs of unremitting work in
connection with the peace treaty, the
international Labor (.’oniVrenee at. .Am
sterdam, and the steel strike.
Government Gets Nice Sum
Chicago. Oct. 15. The neat, little
v.n* of $7.'),000 was pahi as \v?.r tax
from tiie moont worid ciiampionship
baseball games. Managers Garry Her
mann. of t tie Cincinnati Reds, and
Charles Cominsky. of the Chicago
While Sox. cleaned up $05,000 each
from the series.
Seattle Lawyer Nearly Killed
Seattle, Oct. ^15. John Cicoria, a
cafe proprii tor and leader of the Italian
colony of this city, this morning shot
and fatally wounded Edward F. < Kien
sira. a police-court lawyer. They had
frequently quarreled over personal dif
ferences.
Big Fire at Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis, Oct. 16.- -Fire today de
stroyed 70 cottages at the Methodist
assembly grounds at Rake Minnetonka.
Two children were seriously burned.
rin visit tu Pi;it City last Saturday
evening of tin-* gallant (’apt. C. A.
Hnerner, factor of the N. C. and
1 louse-of-Qua 1 iiy Appicbaum was occa
sioned, it is rumored, b\ a hurriedly
called conference of merchants to de
vise wa\s to overcome and holster up
the demoralized state of the spud mar
ket. caused hy the insidious machina
tions of an insurgent plunger in that
Useful commodity -who. it is reported,
unhesitatingly guarantees his tales to
he ‘'freshly candled daily.”
When asked hy the Pioneer’s Hired
Hand what action, if any, was taken at
the metchants5 meeting. Mr. .Appie
baum, after casting a mournful glance
around, remarked that he “didn’t ex
pect many real old people income in
over the i rad this winter.*5
And that's as near as the Pioneer
was able to get at the ins and outs ol
t he local potato si.mil ion.
Later.—It is noised about in the buss
marts of trade that the same insurgent
plunger is about to spring another sur
prise on his compelitors—someihing in
the nature of ‘cold slaw.” S and from
under, every Cody ! !!
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ENJOYED
The lirsi meeting for the 1919-20 sea
son of igloo No. 10, Pioneers oi‘ Alaska,
at Elat ( iiy Iasi Wednesday night was
attended and enjoyed by about 7f> of the
old scouts. There was plent v to eat, some
song, tail no wine or women. After the
business session and the initiation of
Haul Fix nn and William Richardson
into the mat velons mysteries of the
order, the feast of good things, prt -
pared at the Grand hotel, was served
a hi cafeteria- A social session and
smokefest was indulged for a couple of
hours before the meeting adjourned,
.lack Keller, the igloo's sauviloquent
vice-president, presided over the meet
ing with the sang froid of a Clemen
ceau.
The next regular meeting of t lie
igloo will be held at the same place on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 5. All mem
bers are urged to put in an appearance
and enjoy the fun.
Gently Goes and Softly Comes
New York. Oct. IT—Col. E. M.
House, the American peace delegate,
arrived from Paris this morning.
CLOSING OUT
Clothing, Hardware, Harness and Saddlery
AM at Reduced Prices
C. R. PECK, FLAT
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EVERYTHING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR
The Home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
F I
Benny Cedermalm at Fritz’s
IhivuiiT, during the past 20 years.!
tried out many occupations from cul
tivation lemons in Southern ('alit'oruia 1
to stampeding for yoki far within the j
Arctic, t’ircle Benny (’edermalm wili
this winter yive the roadhouse business
“a run. \\ ith fits partner. Mr. ihmnh. :
another oldtitucr. he left town last!
Thursday for Frit/.’s madhouse, on the
Idit a md-Oph ir trail, where he will
feed the tired and huiurry wayfarer.
How Cold the Weather Got
By Bio N. (’. <'(>.‘s I liermumelor. tlu»|
following: rocorcU iho cjlik'M letupem- I
I uiv <hii inl! —
October 11 3»3 doj* liivor flour.
•• 13 35 .
15 31
•' W *>. .
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1(1 111
17 nil •• Slush iff.
Job P itting at Pioneer Shop
Tin* recent cold snap caustftJ a cessa
tion of mining operations on Upper
Flat, creek, but thg mild weather of
Friday and Saturday of last week
templed "King David” Strandberg, on
the Upgrade, to make an effort to finish
a cleanup that had frozen in the boxes.
He was so successful in that instance,
and the soft, ure.&i her continuing, that
he caused the ram’s horn to be sounded
to summon his laborers to a renewal
of work in t ho field of gold, and on
Monday last be resumed his usual min
ing operations with a full crew of men.
Jack Stneaton. the old Donlin-creek
resident er. after a sojourn of several
months in the Kuskokwim country, ar
rived at Fiat City early in the week.
J K. M. Beattie ably represented The
Funding at tin* Pioneers’ meeting at
flat on last Wednesday evening.
IN THE CAMP
WE ARE WELL SUPPLIED WITH
Tallow, Cracked Corn,
Rica, Ctfru Meal Rolled Oats,
Bacon and Ham
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Prosser’s Nome Dog Harness
77/£ OJVZ. K RE ALL Y
GOOD HARNESS
ON THE MARKET
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Northern Commercial Co.