NEWS NOTES
The bridge gang at Mile 52 and the
extra gang, or some of them, at Mile
54 and other working units on the
railroad have been laid otf and came
to town last night.
Mr. and Mrs. this SeitTert and Vin
cent arrived by train this morning and
will probably spend the winter out
side.
Joe Radger arrived by train this
morning and intends to become an ac
tive participant in the athletic club
events.
The ubiquitous Joe Morris and Roy
Williamson, the Anchorage athletic
patron, blew in this morning over
land. Joe had the same old smile ami
Roy had much more of the same than
he had when he came ho re to back the
Anchorage baseball team with cash
money. They are here on business.
Anton Eide returned on the Watson
after an inspection of the roads.
T. M. Hunt, forest supervisor, will |
he here all winter hut will pay one
more visit to Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Crawford are
passengers for the outside on the.
Watson.
(lahriel Santos has just paid a visit
to Kodiak to visit a friend.
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KOK SAI.K
S■•nothing extra I ie in a range.
Apply tiateway. 11--—-t.
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KOK SALK
Range ami fittings, also heater.
Applv Gatewav.
s r e ( i A L
Skates $1.00 at Brown &
Hawkins. "Quality First.”
H«inx’« Krosh BAKED BEANS.)
tiftoen cents per can.
HR OWN* vt HAWKINS. “Quality
First.**
SAYS \Y. J. HENRY IS NOT
ELIC.IHLE FOR ELECTION
ANCHORAGE, Nov. l.—\V. J.
Henry whose name appeal's on the of
ficial ballot as a candidate for repre
sentative in the territorial legislature
is not eligible for office and he is
making no attempt to gain votes. His
name is left on the ballot to embarras
W. I*. Henry of Seward, the regular
Republican nominee. \Y. J. Henry is
a Socialist and is supporting that
party.
WILSON ENDORSES THE
EIGHT-HOFR L\W
JOHNSON CITY. New York. Nov.
1. President Wilson talked briefly to
day. to twelve thousand employees of
the Endicott-Johnson shoe factory and
endorsed the eight hour plan which
the company recently established.
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\ MRI1ANKS SCHOOLS
1 \Ui; ESI ENROLLMENT
PAIR RANKS. Sept. 2.’*.—The Fair
banks hoid was opened yesterday
with the largest enrollment of pupils
ever on hand at the opening of school
in the history of the town. There
were an even 200 pupils present. Miss
Smith, in the First grade, had 41;
Miss Stevenson, in the Second grade,
had 27; Mrs. Tapper, in the Third and
Fourth grades, hail SO; Miss Carpen
ter, in the Fifth and Sixth grades,
had 'Ml: Miss Moody, in the Seventh
and Eighth grades, had 27: and in j
the high school there were .“,0 pupils. |
Last year at the opening of school i
there were but 16"* pupiU present.
This is the highest enrollment, re-1
gardiess of the season of the year.;
evei known in Fairbanks. Ex,
FOR SALE—Practically new ca i
net Yietrola. with 27* records. Reas
onable.- Apply llateway.
NOW ON SALE
Vacuum cleaners. Rest made.:
Reasonable prices. Mt. Mck. ...<*>
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|JOHN RONAN)
| Democratic Nominee |
| Territorial Senator 1
f ELECTION NOVEMBER 7 |
A miner.
And the only candidate for that office who is actively
engaged in the development of the resources ot the
district.
A man who i‘a\ors an adequate school system.
An elaborate system of roads and trails.
Opposes repeal of tisli tax law.
Fa\ors complete control by the people of Alaska of
fisheries, game and of ail the resources of the Territory.
Favors the eight-hour day, the highest wages and
some system of government compensation for incapacitat
ed and injured workers.
Vote for Ronan and you vote for an economical and
efficient administration of the affairs of the Territory.
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EMPRESSTHEATRE
Thursday, Nov. 2. 8:45 p.m.
“LEVY’S SEVEN DAUGHTERS
1 Reel Vitagraph Comedy
Empress Circuit Presents: “WOULD YOU’*
or “OVER NIGHT." in 5 Parts.
This is a splendid Comedy Drama. All Star
Cast, featuring Vivian Martin, Sam Hardy
and Herbert Yost, World Film Co.
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Watches Clocks j
Jewelry j
SILVER AND CUT GLASS j
George the Jeweler j
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MERGED S. S. CO.
SEATTLE, Nov. 2.—R. S. Grosscup
has been appointed general counsel
and R. S. James bus been appointed j
assistant general freight agent of the
Pacific Steamship Company.
ERWIN FILES ANOTHER
SI IT AGAINST W IPE I
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On Wednesday of last week, United
States Marshal L. T. Erwin filed a
suit in the clerk of court’s oflico |
1 against his wife, Willie Haynes Er-j
win. from whom he is now estranged J
anti against whom he filed a divorce ■
suit several months ago, only to with- j
draw it a short time later.
The case was filed just two days!
| prior to the marshal’s departure for
the outside with prisoners, and re
sembles tne nicer case filed in that
particular.—Fairbanks Times.
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DORA COMING
The Dora left Cnalaska coming this
way on the morning of October III.
TOM 1.1.011) TAKEN
TO THE HOSIMTAI.
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I’A1R HA X KS, Stpt. 25.—Tom
Lloyd, the well-known oldtimer, was
taken to the hospital yesterday. Mr.
Lloyd had several hemorrhages, and
last night he was still a very sick
man. although he was greatly im
proved. and had not had a recurrence
of the hemorrhage since his arrival at!
the hospital. According to informa
tion received at the hospital, Mr.
Lloyd was resting comfortably last
evening, although he was still very
weak from the loss of blood.—Ex.
WANTED
Lady wishes position as profession
al nurse. Apply Gateway.
Long ill stance telephone oooth at
The Frauch.
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L. R. C. I*. & L. R. C. S. Edinburgh, j
L. I’. 1*. & S„ ^Glasgow.
J. M. SIOW. M. I».. C. M.
OVER GATEWAY
Of fit r Hours. I to 3 and 7 to 8 1*. M.
FiMtMKKI.Y OK NOMK. I
CARIBOU ARE NOW
RUNNING IN THOUSANDS
FAIRBANKS, Oct. 16.—The annual
run of caribou is now on. At least,
that is the report which reaches Fair
banks, brought down by arrivals from
the Rig Chena Hot Springs. The in
formation is to the effect that thou
sands of caribou are going south along
the divides at the head of the Rig
Chena river, the informant’s state- j
meat being to the effect thut fully
l,.r>00 pass within gunshot of the Rig
Chena Hot Springs hotel every day.
Nearly every year witnesses the run
of the caribou at the head of the Rig
Chena. Some years they go south
by other routes further beyond the
Rig Chena and nearer the Eagle coun
try, while at times they cross nearer
to Fairbanks. One year large num
bers of the animals were slaughtered
on Fairbanks creek, when the run
happened to come by that way.
THOMAS H. JETER
Independent Candidate
FOR ROAD SITFRYISOR
Third Division
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JOE RENO
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
GIRDWOOD
Everything for Dog Muslicrs
and Travelers
Best Roadhouse on the Line
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with tires since our arrival in Seward, we are still deter- 8
mined to stay with the city and «cive the people of Seward §
the host on tin* market in the way of O
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| Cigars
S Pool and Billiards
8 _ _
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Numbers of hunters take advantage
of the run of the caribou every fall to
lay in their supply of winter’s meat.
It is understood that a few are now
at the head of the Big Chena, among
them being Joe Poz and Jack O’Con
nor, of Fairbanks.—Citizen.
WOMAN HITS MARSHAL
FAIRBANKS, Oct. 2.—According
to advices received from the coast,
one of the insane patients became
very hard to manage on the trail. She
attacked Marshal Erwin, hitting him
between the eyes, shattering his
glasses, and tearing his face.
The marshal's party drove most of
last night to reach Chitna in time to
get through to catch the train.—Ex.
IN THE UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER’S COURT, THIRD
DIVISION, COOK INLET PRE
CINCT, TERRITORY OF ALAS
KA, SUSITNA.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR’S.
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IN PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate,
of
Joseph Graham Grimes, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Joseph Grimes, deceased to the
Creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within six months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administrator, Edw. T. McNally
at the Town of Susitna in the above
named precinct and Territory.
FJ)W. T. McXAI.LV.
Administrator of the estate of Joseph
Graham Grimes, deceased.
First publication October 10, lOlfi.
"“MONEY
BACK”
If you are not satisfied. Some
thing new. One and one-quar
ter lbs. in glass jars for
FI'FTY CENTS
Gold Medal Highest Award P. P. I. E.
Sanitary Packed Quality First j
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BROWN & HAWKINS
„ Exclusive Agents
ThcBigger-than-Weather Garments
Have a look at our very complete assortment of
the best line of Mackinaws ever shown in Seward.
Don’t forget that name—PATRICK—Duluth
I Fur Caps
Wool Caps
Toques
Leather Mitts
Wool Mitts
Wool Gloves
Childrens Mittens
j|| Hoys’ Wool Mitts
Mens' Felt Shoos
Shoe Pacs
Moccasins
German So*
Felt Insoles
Staff Shirts
A W
Forestry Cloth Suits
Parkas
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Navajo Robes
Steamer Robes
Fur Robes
Hudson Bay Blankets
Eiderdown Quilts
Sweater Coats
Chamois Vests
Chamois Sport Coats
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NOTICE
Any person or persons caught in
future entering the school building
forcibly or with a pass key will be
prosecuted. For any necessary busi
ness the key may be secured from
Mrs. Paul, the janitress.
By order Af SCHOOL BOARD.
The second hand store owned by S.
Stalinsky, has moved from Broadwa\
to 5th, next to the Fairbanks hotel,
opposite A. B. Hall. tf
Just received a car load of fancy
assorted apples.—Brown & Hawkins.
“Quality First.”
FOR SALE
Xicejy furnished cabin for sale
| cheap. Apply The Bazaar. 10-28—
Best cigars and refreshments at
Terminal Bar. Sec ad. 11-1-tf
FOR RENT
First class hoarding house and three J
bedrooms, completely furnished. See
! Cooper 9-28—tf.
—
Noodle Cafe. Phone Main 111
| Tray service 25c extra, receives
prompt attention. 8-1—tf
Hansen’s Famous Lineman’s special
guantlets and short gloves.
Brown & Hawkins, “Quality First.”
Old papers for sale at the “date
way.”
Watcrfill & Frazier wTiwkey at
The Branch.”
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We have the finest line of stoves
and ranges in Alaska.
.jKOWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
First.”
Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch.”
TAKK VO I K CIIOICK of any method
of testing our confectionery sen ice.
Our candies are not only tastefully
delicious, hut they are thoroughly safe
to eat as many pounds as you like.
They are made from the purest kind
of ingredients under strict sanitary
conditions.
A fine line of Haas-Candies, San
Francisco, Cal.; Augustine Kier and
Seattle Johnson’s Ac Bunte Confec
tions.
STATIONERY AND BOOK-KEEP
ING BOOKS
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY
HETTEL’S The Kodak Store
Broadway. Seward
BANK OF SEWARD
WE PAY FCUR PER CENT ON SAVINGS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Territorial Depository
Depository for Filv Funds
CORRESPONDENTS:
('haw National Bank, New York
First National Bank, Seattle
Seattle National Bank
Scandinavian American Bank, Seattle
Resources $350,000
ESTABLISHED 1905