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Clounline.H* and Courtesy
IS Ol B .IOTTO.
1*KI\ ATE I)lNIN(i KOOM
fOB L \I»iKS
Charity ( :ii| ron Jolr 1'. ( aftney
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K\r I1SH AND DTHKR
SE\ I’RODI'CTS.
I know how to conk them and can
prepare !i.h as you
want it served.
GRILL
JOHN'S PLACE
MEALS at all Hours.
Our Bill of fare consists of
All the Market Affords.
HOME MADE BREAD and PASTRY
BOARD BY THE MONTH
R. RHODES, Proprietor.
i 1 : «adqun tors at e *a4*
I ; iv-vr,l »he Governor's olfice
K, d Cross will assist any sub
* pidomic bat will not assist
n me in^ the hills for th“
• id \ic of la-t winter.
Tlu» hills for Souanl peninsu’i
j » . \'■ i’jj to over one i *N'’ J thorn*
•t » * dollar, a •* now beinff audited.
I’i i* ■ , $t>.".00!) app '<'• printed b.'
; , 1 , *h r. rritoriai l.ejrisfatun •
V. i ic> \ i. not meet the bills sent in.
The>; b 11s show some surprism.*;
.-■mounts. In the ca.-e of inai To sitcco
• arouml Nome the fu
1 at a sack* just a trif1:
ii'vo r < : .> > a ton. Other bills for
"roe.eri. *• medicines* etc.* are equally
a< hitrh.
tonal 1 ■ ’ s ai
* have tir' ar*d that "the American
C ! j leceiv* I my la**t dor
as loqgg as it >
■f i \ a< min»>trated over by tlv*
Sea’th* m i.) tuemi'iit that Alaskan;
vdd c* • ipporlinp IT.
Vddii r i e financial embarrass
r> .M tin ♦ rtory in the influenza
to
as i.-t financially.
POPULATION OF
HAWAII GROWS
AT GOOD RATF.
MONO! 1*1.1*. T. H.. Aug.. IS— Th*
annua' ' * v.» (tovornor -I. ( • a*c
< tor
io f<>» the ■ «‘n«ling June ".0, 191S*
a.*' been m.i e public hero, Cioveamor
McCarthy e timates the population of
ho *> *-i •* v ; 2"*G«OO0* an increase 01
<*4-27! or : 49 per cent since 1910.
Win n t . t official census was tak*
• ui. Hopi 1 U estimated to have a
;opu1a on of 75 000. Of the total pon
ulat u. of Hawaii* 100000 are Japan*
'S<>. ucconi ng to the governor’s est:*
pi o* .‘jvnno Hawaiian." or part Ha
\ aiian?. ‘Ju uoo ] ilipinoes* 22*000 Chin
,-se and divided among the Can
[> • F ur< s are not given
for Kor n and other Asiati< ra<
Kxp< *' ur the fiscal year exceed*
,1 sspooiMioO with imports aggregat
ing > ll*‘ 71 "IS. Sugar to the value <%
more than *704>00*000 was exporter,*
with pi: apples taking second^ jdatv.
govt i called attention to tno
fact that in recent years the Phiii*
\ .> the .chief source o\
aboi for Hawaiian plantations.
Ti. ' birth rate for the territory is
uiven a 50.71 per 1*000. Heard o*
h<al h stat tics show tl#t the Japa •
ese birth rate in Hawaii is 42.87 per
1-00O. The>e figures recall the pre
diction made a few years ago by ex
Governo» l.. F. Piukham* that within
20 yeai voters of Japanese parent
age would co ntrol the political des
tinies of Hawaii.
(JASOI.INE TO DRIVE OUT
THE JAPS’ J1NR1KISHA
TOKIO, Aug., 18— The Kushi car is
going to retire the jinrikisha. The Ivu*
II % - ASK FOR
WILD ROSE HAMS, SWEET. MILD—FLAVORED
ONLY THE FINEST II V MS CHOSEN FOR THE
SPECIAL WILD ROSE CURE
Fit YE — IMIUIIN COMPANY
U. S. A.
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.hi car’s a little auto car. the joint
product of an American and a Japan
ese. It is three-wheeled* seven, feet,
lorn: and three feet wid* and has al-4
horsepower engine* hut it tan (uny j
two or three passengers. The promoter
Ku hikiki, i do t a leg: and wanted
•\ m * ea. icr to handle than an
auto and more c »mfortaWe than a
jinrikisha.
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l'[, PASO. Tex.. Aug.. 18 - Kran
cisc*> Villa's aims which advanced on
Juarez wi*h the ir.tention of conquer
inv n<*rta rn zleyico and establishing
a rebel government in tlu* no th, re
v, i
| ti e«l h *» * l ..%•*.»• ••
ly demoralize*! and disorganize I, say
doMUt impressed s> d ci* v.i.o *
.•ap. il *.*«! civ! dins who saw them at
Villa \. uma a.
*\ft« r t ' o'days and nights o'* i i
tcrndUaiu fighting far posses: ion o'i
,Iu«i*e; \ : la had depict* *1 his ammu
nit on ripply. A inoinhe' ef hi ..tal i’
who came t*> the border a*ter th** iv
i tiiement sahl mant- of Villa’s nn*n had
n> amimmiMi u. *Vdy \iias bid
guaid hail more than HU) rounds. Sol
diers hai rown t he i » i flos u> •: >
i whib * i » sing the dc sert with t
’ Aim* it cavalry a pu suit.
Vdda 1 Yg opher, who ea.apod
from Villa, at Villa Ahumatia. ' e: *> t
<*(j to V* x can officia’s in Juar* z lhad
t! e *vbe s '••'<* wdhout food, and ihat
tl dr moral*' was very low.
His , .isions took place an.hmr Vil
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Tragwnf
With <—v
Old Twk>)
Qitali{(( J
Actual Size
l OV*1(1
A/onu rc*i
This istheexac* size of
the Loverci Monarchf th2
Clear Havana Cigar.
Made with that old'
fashioned pure Ha
vana so f f’icndly ro all
tastes.
10c, - for 25c an;; I'-csiaos
Que en it.2 .or Z'z
burl size . 2 for 25c
JOSE LOVERA CO.
TAMPA
SCHWABACIIER
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CARLTON CLUII .
NEWEST and Rest
Smoking Tobacco.
i la’s in« a a tei the Juarez battle. .Vi
| tin Lopez, v.ho led the lighting in J»a
I rez, is said to have denounced \ ilia
' and ai -used tlie bandit lender of d«*
reiving his men into believing the
L’nited States government would i
cognise tile Villa revohlt'oi, .ijid A'ti
! c*iran treops would not mo1 I tl. ••a
when they attached Juj re**.
<tat“d Villa selected 20 p*» \e I me:
from his forces an I stai* *»1 •* ,th in
ward 1‘arral. announcing that ‘ '•<
could not fight the Ammicans” and
saying lie was going ban: to In"
mountains. Villa activities in the \
cinity of I'arral, recmtly v on’ 1 t
to confirm this report. (Joneral Ai
gob's was reported to have .'.'maia4'*e
I’m m Villa and to be hiding n the hid
near the border.
Villa partisans here denied that
Villa's army was demo'aliz* d. The;
say one of Villa’s trick ? is t*» s<:il‘-*
hi.*) forces after a battle and bum »<•
assemble them when lie is ready *•
conduct anothev carnpo’gn. Filar d
Conehos. on the Concho*? ^ver near
Carrol, b said by Vila's agents her*
to be tl\e rendezvous for Villa's force
and all of his bands are drifting in
t' at direct ion.
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SILVER M.WIT V<Tl KICKS
OF EXGhAND \RE ( UUIM.'
M Vl'KS ARE IllClXCr CSICO
I.OXDOX* Rritish silver mnnufar:
tn ei o.ir ;eeking means of stopping
the use of their hall marks by electro
putting firms in the I’nitrd State*?
says the American Chamber of Coin
nierCe here.
It is also understood that the ad
vi'o y com mb tec of ‘he City of She1'
field i taking up the question of th
u-e of the word “Sheffield” in connoe
tion with American manufacturer.:
An anticipated difficulty is pein4*
o’it in the fact that there are at lea
nine Sheffields in he t inted Stab*
from which many of the America
firms may derive their name. It is sug
gested- however- that they should a 1
the letters. <4U. S. A.” to the name.
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NO. 67
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FIN V!. -ACCOUNT AND
DISTRIBUTION
IN PROBATE COURT FOR KENAi
PRECINCT, THIRD JUDICAL
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA
In the Matter of the Estate
of
J. M. LEONHARDT,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tha*
V. E. YOUNGS, Administrator of the
Estate of J. M. LEONHARDT, De
ceased, lias rendered, presented for
final settlement and filed in this
court, his final report and a petition
for Final Distribution herein, and that
the 11th day of October. 1919, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
thecourt. room of the above en
titled court at Seward is fixed an.»
appointed as the' time and p’ace for
the settlement of said account and the
hearing of said report and petition, at
which time and place any person in
terested in said Estate may appear
apd file his exception, in writing, to
the said account and contest the samr.
Notice is further given, that said ac
count is for final settlement, and that
the Estate is ready for distribution,
and on confirmation* of tfiid final ac
count final distribution of said Estate
will be immediately had.
Dated this 9th day of August, 1919.
. Wm. H. Whittlesey,
(Seal) , Probate Judge.
First Pub., Aug., 11, 1919. ^
Last Pub., Sept., 1, 1919.
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