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KLMBR A. FRIEND. EDITOR \ND RENEE\L MANAGER
Harry V. Hoben. Preardent Frank U Hallaine. Sec.
flatsrvd •§ MC'>nd-<!»•• rrattvr Svptvmbvr 2 the l*"*t OPicv ■» tvwir.1, Aluskn,
undvr Act ef March 1. I*7V
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M'VKKTlSlNli KATES on
Editorial and Uuninoss l) »•*»« I • N'ldmiu* Main i1
MEMBER OF THE ASSOC ! MED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repuhlicntmn
•f all news dispatches credited ot it of n*%i nihemise credited in Mis paper
and also the local news published herein ^
V married man of Seward "ent to
Anchorage and one night uv I >'
young thing, took her io dinn* r al
right in thi midst of dinner. .. r n<*
of young chaps hutted in etc. V* el
the married man returned to his home
and then things began to happen.
This is all told in a sketch to he
gi\en as the curtain raiser to the min
strel performance at the \retie Broth
! il.T Mon !s\ •'»!rl<!t. Th*
U. . •* c d is soinp to * '
rifoiip ed am! inihin*! is to be lclt
unsaid.
. ’ r t :»’! part >!
• ’.< )Lt ‘-hew, remember.
3 • s arc non on sav
• i I >:*i:u ( o. I i rst com •
’ * ‘*rst to be sened.
ASK FOR
V II I) ROSE HAMS, SWEET, MILD—FLAVORED
ONLY THE I INEST II VMS CHOSEN FOR THE
SI 1XT VL WILD ROSE CURE
r;: ,v ... uruh-x company
U. S. A.
('llas. cokin & company
c,r .in! an, Alaska.
OFFER TO THE TRAPPER > \ I) DEALERS OF THE NORTH THE
FOLLOW IMJ PRIi E: FOR NO. 1 PRIME FURS:
I ynx, extra large No.i $30.00 to $32..»<
Lynx. large No. I -.••.-....■ . 2a.00 to 30.00
Lvov, small —■ ■ ■ ..... 15.00 to 20.(<w
Mink. dark coast skins —.... 5.00 to 7.1 C
(! k coast k na, s' 3.00 to 5.00
Mink, fresh water - - •>.()() to 10.00
Land (liter .-. 12.00 to 15.0(5
R d Fox, No. 1 large 10.00 to
(roe- Fox, according to Wanly . 50.1)0 to 100.( '>
Muskia s * .. ..... - —~ •<«> to 1 at
Sil er *.ni| Black Foxes, as to color
Wolvv*im • • 5.00 to 12.00
Unites .-. -. 5.00 to 20.00
Ship u; your Furs! As roon a »• ved we will grade same and wire our host
offer. If our price, an not ; at f *'.ory we will return the furs and pay trail
porialion ckuigis on same bo h \ sys.
References: Any h r.k in A!: . l>ext»r Horton National Bank, Seattle
N.:.i m;l Bank i.l laconia. 'A ;;*!i.
SA nsi 1 !» N (IF \RANTEED
\fe oj eiale t’n i. ig if. anufactory north of San Francisco.
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A ill . i» an r*»:v > in i* ranee. h •
•i i a recent t
. or'.-y It •• the <• • at a ion <>:
Mr. . ‘ant ft Idha.nd for id pi *
a 'my , ard . e<;
a ;>r» at • ith a Penn yh a. da '*■
ini at in 01 or to he a t • i o ^ ttaig
into active service immediat !y . It*
' • hortl. afterward promo1, d to r>
sergeant.
lit* d«;..h of V. M. Stanton wiP
r > v to hi' many f : nd;.
♦ho ’nterio * and o' rv ' ere 1!
j joand <>n and irn-v* nl.o <•!' ! •’! r'n’'
fa— ;s vre e-r tary. and rd though
hoi- > and i a ed in an a*on « nb» >v of
i‘ f" ihm* irnl ref'nemont. h ' ’or d th *
"f1 rnd c ude snrroundino's of tin*
Vo-th’. \V- il educated and a lawyer'
,f .Pi ’ity, h 1 v f loved to mmg’e v;itn i
1 ■ m’ner an 1 '* 1 ■' •• • ’ ” of *tl •
; ,.p mi ^ a more1 v. nom he bad
w:)} \ ! • * '* friends and admirers.
M;. Stantm cam to Va<! a in *010 '
. ___ . - - - --—
as a lieutenant in the regular am;
and was stationed at Fort Sowar*
Lie had enlisted as a private and ha |
se n se *vi e in ;i< Philippines, wh •
he lose from the ranks to a eor.im
>ion. The life at Fort Seward was u:
suited to his roving spirit, and .
resigned and went to Fairbanks j
Judge Ovcrfield, then on the bench •»
the Fourth divi ion, appointed h
United States commissioner at Id 1:
od, and lie went to that lively can
n 11*11. He occupied the po Lion f
;bou* a year, and tlx n took up 1
practice of his profession. He war a
toinev for the Yukon Gold Coni pm
a x! several olh »r laige interests , ;
'\;an associated as court ;el in Impc*
lant caes.
Stanton’s mother and sister wc
traveling in Germany when the v:
»;0ao Mrs. Stanton was ill, a1'
: physician was drafted in the Gci
um army. She succumbed there t
er ihness, and Mr. Stanton was ver,
i.er ugan t the •Germans, attibut
tlx death of his mother to the?
lcglcct. ^
He wav intensely patriotic, or
.hen the United States declared va
> ‘red an offer of his services to th
:\" department. Not being placed h
the officials, he ma<fe ha.He to g j
into the struggle as a private.
r.0B3 CORSETS OK STEEL
CHICAGO, Maich ’2— The War Ir
1: t.i s Hoard, no on( else, was r?
po? 3 hi? for the fact that corsets did |
dl fit .^o well or provide the custo
•narv trimness of figure during th ’
a t year.
The lack of trimness— if Midi :
’:u*k existed— was due to the fa*'.!
hat the government confiscated sor
’?\v thou end ton of ted which hero- j
>fo e ha i been us d in the mr.i'ifa ■*
re o!’ corsets.
This and Inarv other interestin'*!
features of cons^nration were reven1
l by neakers at the annua! benq^e'
t1' . Tndu^tT’al Club of Chicago.
Charier K. Foster, chainnan of th
’•iority committee of the War Indus
trie Hoard let the secret out.
‘Tly.c delicate research wo disco*
e.-ed that in 1917 women carric
aroun \ v.-’f.h them s°me 15.000 tons of
the fijirst at eel in thejr corsets, and
”*e needed the rte *h Ho we rduced tlv- 1
numlvr of stays and that gave. u • so^-1
era! thousand tons of the .mueh-necd
ed ste?l.” .
__— o - * — -
Ancestral pride is all right in its
way but don’t let your family tree
cast your war gulden in the shade.
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Why fee set • you
get . crilesry. 1 >- 3
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when you j ' _-jf • *Js;
This is no i.Mj cl.: : , a f ] *,(;vc- *'// -ei:-,
farmers and con/*c . - » t)
Mexico
method—tlic,r':*Cw.‘: v * • vein.;... . , w*.:..
w 1
We use the touchef ' • . ' t“J
same kind that £01; ^ , . ■ w(
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