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U ii vl.l Nl. i OVUM KS AS
\ Ml Mill: I N hi SI IM IN
v. \ i i:us nr u.aska
hespite tin* i:« uiendons decadence
«*! whaling in Ala>kan wate.s during
event \ear>. tin* industr\ > "til! a
'. ’ • pixHluctivc on< uiult t • nod*
or* •/» i method known a** sin* t whal
ing. 'Hit* picturesque whai'ng argoseis
no longer scour t!ic seas; tin* old ro
l:. »m*e lias depaitcd along with the
rakish, dingy craft and their motley
v w !• »t that tin* w aling business
is still a highly valuable bus ness is
indicat' d b\ the recent ann»*unco
i n r.’ that tin th . e short* whaluig sta
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Krtvnlly rtiurnuKhl} Renovated.
••WE H \NDLK ONLY MUST CLASS
GOODS’*
“WE l NDEKSTAND HOW TO
PKEPAKE Til EM”
4 L-anliru-ss aftd Court »"*y
IS Dili MOTTO.
PKIYATE DINING KOOM
FOK LADIES
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For the Host Food
and Most Perfect
Service. There is
None Itetter in the
City.
MARATHON
CAFE:
Catering to Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Private Boxes.
Cuisine of the best
Dine with us.
GABRIEL SANTOS
TOM RALLY
Proprietor*.
lions operated at various points on
tin* Via kan coast dii'mj* 11*17 and Is*
yielded collectively pioducts valued
at 1,127 in tin latter year.
A> one of th«* stations took only tin*
•\ hit* or lieluirn whale and Utilized
only tin* hides. its returns Were com
pa atively slight as compared to the
others, which not only utilized the oil
• nd hides, hut also* shipped tile meat
in a frozen s ale. One of the latter
stations was located at l*oit Ann
■dronr in Southeastern Alaska, and
allot he t at Akutan, on the Aleutian
i>!; mis. Tlu* white whale staion was
situated on tlu* Helujra river in Cen
tral Alaska.
f rozen whale meat was shipped to
the States by the stations amounting
to 1 is.000 pounds and valued at
$7,100 «ln mg 1 !> 1S. while the hide.*,
bone and other products brought the
total ietun\s to $Sol.l27. This was
an incroas* of $l7P,2-*»5 over the pre
c *d*ug ; • "i . The numher of whale* I
tale n was US, o 27» more than in 10
17. Then* were persons employed
in the industry. f»:i more than in 1017. j
- -Nona Nugget.
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SH W’GH Al. June 20 Chinese of-'
fitial> in * are looking forward hope
*. y ; tr.» possibility of organizing
a unit d parli; neat to include ivpro
seai.itiv, ' ol both Noith and South
C hina which until u *\v have been in
conflict.
Then belief that the long separa
tion of the North from the South was
about t" be unit“d and the disputes
of the two parliaments t*> be composed
was *t < ngth"noii by the revolt led by
\Yu 'l ing-fang. f inance Minister of
the Southern government and chair
man of it< Administrative Council.
Pr. \Yu was the leader of the original j
parliamentary revolt that divided the
North from the South in China three
yea s ago. If has been in Shanghai
for some months having joined here
two othei members of the Southern
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When in ANCHOR A(«E slop at tin*
HOTEL I* A R SONS
Steam Heat
New addition, best rooms in Alaska. Mot and cold running water and call
bills in each room. Private baths. Prie es to suit all guests.
MRS l RED PAR sons. Propriotorcss.
M A Y .V Jl! N E
V i C T O U
R K C O K D S
We have just received tlie
latest Victor Records,
ionic in and hear the
famous artists on the
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Latest Dance Records jusl
in. (let your favorite before
present stock is exhausted.
SEWARD drik; co
" Till'. UKXAI.I. STORK ”
Admin st alive Council. l>r. Sun Yat
s* n and lang Shnn-yi.
Dr. \Yu'said In* had left Canton
hei;:u> * in* could no longer trust the
men he had to work with there. He
dedajed that tin* government at Can
ton was a thing of tin* pa>t and that
the leaders of the Southern faction in
tended to help to organize a new un
ited parliament possibly in Shanghai,
to draft a constitution for all China
and to formulate a policy to restore
h ieinal peace.
Dr. \Vu was followed from Canton
to Shanghai by about 100 members of
th * former Southern parliament,
which had its headquarters there.
The Southern parliament was tin
ole Chinese parliament which existed
hef.de hostilities opened between tin*
N’o th and South and it included more
than .“('0 members.
A th tin* arrival of Dr. Wu tore *
i» • > -s of th * \ In*;, trotiv* i our,
c:l of the Southern parliament me it*
Shan* hai and Dr. Wu !n > announ. . d
that Ceimral rang Chi-yao, anotlgn
i*V' d e|* of the council. Is in sym| ithy
witii the faction now in Shan,;’,i*i
which, would give them a majority of
the council, only three members or
which ivma'n in Canton.
Dr. Sun Vat-sen who has been .*a>
rying forward negotiations with the
leaders of the Peking government, has
announced that an agreement has
been reached for joint action bv re
presentatives of the North and South.
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ELEVEN THOrSAM) KKCl'LAK
ARMY OFFICERS AND MEN
RACK IN THE PHILIPPINES
MANILA. P. I.. Juno 20— Tho ro
turn horo of all of tho 2,000 American
troops who wont to Siberia durinpr tho
year 1018, has brought the number of
regular army officers and mon in tho
11(10 S T 0 U It
F 1 S II K It l K S
0 I It MINI N G
A N I) 0 II It OIL.
Till: HA It BO It AND
TUB KKY
Can Struggle Along.
TUB TUB Till:
KKY KKY KK\
i t
IMi iippine Islands t«» approximately
11,000.
In addi on the Philippine Scouts,
composed entirely of natives under the
ini is liction of the Culted States war
depa tment, tiumher close to 7,hot*
I men.
The Philippine Constabulary, or
the police force of the islands, is com
1 posed <*11liiel\ of i atives and is under
i the supervision of the Plidippine gov
ernment.
.Major Ceneral William A. Graves,
I who was in command of the Cnited
State.- forces in Siberia and who ro
turned here recently, is now at Bag
uio. a mountain resort, ISO miles nor
th of Manila, when* he expects to re
main while preparing a detail**d re
p*»rt to the war department of the op
eraPon.s of the American army at
\ ladivostok.
,\ft*r competing his report. Gen.
Gnaves wiii take command of Fort
McKinley at tin* outskirts of Manila.
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!> \ CKC.TLVK KKKI.KIC
SKATTLK. June 1?!»— Frank M.
Ha hherirer, clerk of tin* t inted
Slates «listi ict court can reel off the
correct name and title of any living
sovereign or ruler of the countries on
‘lie r *sr '-n hemisphere without error.
This knowledge was .trained through
'‘••'it yen - service as clerk of the fed
eral com4, in which applicants for
citi/.en<hip must renounce allegiance
to the rulers o4’ their native lands.
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FOK KENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Herring fish bait for sale at Hali
but Cove, price three cents a pound.
FOK SALE— Water front proper
tv for Industrial purposes, in lots to
suit. Apply J. S. Holman, owner. A It)
Linoleum and ( ongoleum rugs at
Graefs.
Lots of hardware lor sale cheap at
Cruets.
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* Jardinters at Graefs To cts.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Two and three ply roofing at
Graefs.
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AI u mi mi rn ware at Graefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Grncfs.
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