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\ ALLEY OF JOItDON A HELL HOLE.
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n \[.KM, Nov. 4— Allied soldiers in the valley
: know now how really unkind were persons
days, “wished them in Jericho.” To these
. • >'n no and its dust-covered environs means
u;ti is and snakes, mildly advertised by
.. message set up opposite tlie British lines.
. ; leusive from us; we will come over later
, a e all dead.”
nr, day after day, army therometers along
,• >Lv>i from 10o to 12o. Yet with scarcely
ie-e dust-laden, the Austrailian and New
iiolding these lines, bringing from a
U.u> a ivserve of health and vigor lacking
u ithstand the ordeal. It is the second or
r that tells.
u i losquitoes of the valley know no pity.
tiie fighting, when it was impossible
saw sanitary precautions, they bred in
10 .v pools of stagnant water have been eli
><v ' -aet >of snub bunted. As a result, the
i cr.se • iias been surprisingly low.
evils ilu are the worst, but due
. b officers and men, casualties
as in ve been comparatively insignificant
• of the reptiles and their venomous
I Turk had been attacked and bitten by
1 mg, and as he lay on his cot in a Bri<
: ow lie had strangled the reptile and
vos were shattered by the incident,
w said it would lie years before tho\
... normal.
rOKEEPSON IN ARMY.
,1— So.; mat lbs soldier son. who had
bon- u might he freed of worry or
:o < . vote all his attention to his duties
and dependent upon the lad for sup
i i. d side'do, according to an announ
i. • the War office.
VS EFFORTS TO PUT
\ ’I-IE \ / RIO US RANDIT RAIDS,
t V. Nov i—Block houses, construct.
, • and ' rge enough to hold (JO men
t's 'at st project for puting an eiui
• trains, idle plan now under consider
.... ! iiiiature forts at points along the
>• c‘M])osod portions of the track am
a ud n nee uf bandit attacks, espec
: i d ■ c; pita! to Vera Cruz and Tanr
. so govern aent to action. One of the
of the Pandits was to cut the water,
■ er supply of ti c capital for nearly ten hours.
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Frederick C8b N elson |
SEATTLE j
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Take P!easure in Announcing
The Opening of Their
N W STORE
A t Fifth Avenue and Pine St J
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C. If is hoped that you will make
cc al point of visiting this great
store on your next trip to
■ ; Seattle.
C.:. I here will be extensive new stocks
o Mitumn merchandise to inspect—
the building itself embodies many
features of extraordinary interest
—and every modern convenience
has been provided to make shop
ping pleasurable.
Paid Advertisement
L ~
JAMES E. WILSON
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Solicits your vote
for re-election
to the office of
ROAD
COMMISSIONER
for the
THIRD
DIVISION
Mark your
ballot
JAMES E, WILSON X
.18 COl.LKGHS aim: to
II A\ K I UAINING <OUI’S.
WASHINGTON, Nov., I— Thirty-1
ig.it educational instutions were no i
♦ified by the adjutant general that J
they iiad been designated to have un- j
o the n< w St Tra:
lag Corps. Officers, will be assigned
! v> the schools and rifles, uniforms and
other equipment soon will be shipped
The universities selected indue*
North Pacific University, Portland.
Oregon.
LONDON. Nov., According to
private letters of German prisoners
* he Crown Prince is blamed for the
Marne defeat, accused of amateurish ;
interference.
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H. V. HORKN A. K. WAt^a
ALASKA TRANSFER
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H. V. HOBKN, Manaosk ^
Goal, Wood and Ice
(mmiuhiI Transfer *» l'huii«<8, Mam 17 and HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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; SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office- Bank of Seward Building
SI WARD ALASKA J
1)0 YOU WANT PRINTING?
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET LETTERHEADS.
EN V ELOPES, STATEMENTS, BILLHEADS OR
ANY OTHER STATIONERY NEEDS OF YOUR
' PICE OR STORE. PAPER PRICES ARE TO
‘/ANCE...THE GATEWAY HAS PLENTY OF
. K AT THE OLD PRICES.
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Booklet Mailed Free
As close to you as your mail box
Our method cf doing business by mail makes
the opening of an account wi;h us just as safe
and convenient as if you were in Seattle
Our funds invented only in first mort*a$e* on improved real
estate, and in city, state, and U. S. Government Bonds
For over 17 year# /~k per annum
we have never or; tarings
paid lcsa thun i left wifh u«
RESOURCES OVER TVO MIIIJCN DOLLARS
PUGET SOUND SAVINGS S' LOAN ASSOCIATION
Third! & Pike 5fc Seattle, Wash.
Why fcs satisfied with the wear you
get t ro:n crdiacry hoots
when you £:.t so #;.*or<? from “Hi-Press."'
This u no Mle cl./tr., i rr°ve:1 miners,
farmers ;r.r.l cor:. ":cl’ fro o .’.!ae:.:a to
Mexico. *• j-yoo” i . / a nr.y r.r.J better
method—i eyreat tr.J r.ocei.i fro-.wear in ft.':/year.'.
We *.3? the i' ugh : riv :er eve; c Vv:!vod—acti?:Ay th~
same kind that fac i ini > Coockuch Auto iivee. idere
seems to be no wear-out {>> it. Aa J lae bcci ie rr. o.Jf.vt
INTO OriiS SC-LI.J jl !
Can’t leak cr co.r.o cpcrt—cr.J
it’s wonderful!/ comfortak’a.
When ne::t you kit the t / the
Shupac —shewn here. The Vk .e
I fip is best for the deices, an 1 tkc/e ;
arc many other styles. Ask ier the
footwear with the HeJ Lin2 ’Round ,/*
the Top—that’s “j^-Prcss.”
^ 40,COO Dealers /ijj
the ef&azs nix*. amn
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