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Louis Erickson
NOME. ALASKA
Resident Agent For—
Cl(6ert Hersftooits and Sons
Importers and Exporters of Furs and Skins, New York City.
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
(M K. iSHAW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th Street
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for ltaw Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. if desired, your
shipments will he kept separate in order that our prices may he ap
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will bo returned to you, transportation charges
prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express. Ship In a dry
condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with nano
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package
or bale. All payments are made by check on the Seattle National
Bank, or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if -my.
to accompany shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
Attention Trappers
You will make no mistake by selling
your Furs, Skins and Hides to
Frank Martin
NOME, ALASKA,
Resident Agent For—
Hudson Bay Co.
Foxes - Mink
AND ALL OTHER PELTS
WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUP.
EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX
MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY.
fur Buying Agency
JOHN FELKEL
NOME, ALASKA.
AMERICAN-SIBERIAR
TRADING COMPANY
► IMPORT—EXPORT FORWARDERS
► FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
I WE BUY
, FURS, IVORY. WHALEBONE, WALRUS HIDES,
FISH AND FISH OILS.
WE SELL
* MINING MACHINERY. MOTORS. MOTOR BOATS & STEAMBOATS
I TOOLS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION, HARDWARE, CHEMICALS. '
NOME, Alaska. - SEATTLE, Wash. <
LYON BUILDING, SEATTLE. WASH. i
Correspondence in Russian, English, French. ^
WEDNESDAY
LODGE PRESENTS TREATY
RATIFICATION RESOLUTION
WITH 14 AMENDMENTS
WASH., Nov. 1!)—,\ formal resolu
tion of peace treaty ratification pre
sented by Lodge this afternoon con
tains a preamble and 14 reservations,
nil agreed upon by a majority of the
senate. Ilefore Lmlge presented the
resolution Hitchcock told the news
paper men that sufficient democratic
votes were assured to defeat it. I'rg
ed by President Wilson
Lodge gave Hitchcock an opportun
ity tn offer a resolution for unanimous
ratification before the final vote
TREATY FIGHT EXPECTED
END THIS WEEK
W ASH., Nov 19—The fight in the
somt. over ratification of the peace
treaty is expected to come to an end
within the present week. The leaders
of the conflict on both sides are unani
mous in the view that the long contin
uodbnttlo will reach its climax tomor
of th<' opinion that final action on the
treaty may commence today, in which
case tin- final issue will probably be
decided tomorrow
A letter from the president advising
the administration senators to vote
against ratification of the treaty with
tiie Foreign Relations Committee res
ervations was laid before a conference
of the senate administration forces to
day by Senator Hitchcock.
"The Committee program." the
president wrote, with reference to the
Foreign Relations Committee reserva
tions. "would provide not for ratifica
tion hut rather for nullification of the
nference at which the letter
was read was called for the purpose
of deciding upon the tactics or the
administration forces in the final fight
for ratification.
KOLCHAK NEAR VICTIM
OF BOMB ASSASSIN
1 I/'N’I»ON. Nov. 19—Cicneral Kol
(tiak. head of the Omsk government of
Siberia, narrowly escaped becoming
the victim of an assassin while on his
way tn military headquarters last
week, according to a Bols'ievlkl di«
Tho message says a hand grenade
was thrown at the Siberian leader by
a disaffected soldier but missed its
mark and killed six soldiers of Kol
chak's bodyguard
NEW SENATE BILL AIMED AT
SUPPRESSION OF REDS
WASH., Nov. 19—Senator Knute
Nelson, Chairman of the Senate Judic
iary Committee, presented a commit
tee bill in the senate today in which a
penitentiary sentence of twenty years
maximum is provided for fomentors of
sedition aimed at the overthrow or in
jury of the government. The bill is
aimed directly at anarchists and other
destructive radicals. The measure
defines seditious persons as “those who
advocate, oppose, prevent, hinder, de
lay or seek to do things against the
free performance of the government or
one of its officers "
GARFIELD LAYS DOWN GOV’T
DICTUM TO COAL MINERS
AND OPERATORS
WASH., Nov. 19—Speaking with
th«- authority of the president and cabi
net. Fuel Administrator Garfield today
laid down a government dictum to the
coal operators and miners in which
he declared the government intends to
secure coal to meet the demands of the
nation regardless of the attitude of
either the oiierators or miners
Garfield informed representatives of
both operators and miners that the
people of the United States need, must
have, ami will have coal sufficient to
meet their requirements and will lie
assisted in securing it by every means
at the command of the government_
"As long as the government stands,"
Garfield declared, “they will not be
prevented from getting it by anything
the operators or miners may do.”
SUPPOSED LEADER OF CENTRA
LIA MASSACRE SURRENDERS
CENTRALIA. Nov. 19—Bert Bland,
supposed leader of the armistice day
parade massacre and the man who shot
Warren Grimm, was captured by a
sheriffs jrosse 14 miles northwest of
here today. Bland came from a little
shack where he was hiding with hands
above his head. He carried a small
revolver The outlaw was utterly ex
hausted, his eyes swollen and blood
shot from loss of sleep He says he
escaped from the Hansen cabin night
before last. Ole Hansen and another
man named Davis are still at the
cabin, which is surrounded'by a hun
dred armed men.
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CENTRALIA MAN HUNTER
KILLED BY MEMBER OF POSSE
TRAILING I W W OUTLAWS
till John A. Haney, flu
nchep who was killed in what was
pposed to have been a battle with
ie I. \V. W. outlaws Sunday, was
te victim of a peculiar accident
hich resulted in Ids being shot t• •
?ath by a member of the posse en
8 Iged in trailing down the I. \V. \Y.
li . last night disclose that Haney mis
tqak members of the posse for the
vs The other men thinking
’lie outlaws have shifted from
's cabin to another cabin about
es north. Their new hiding
pi: ci! is surrounded la a hundred arm
IKYKN'NK.Nov. !!i
passengers ol
DISCARDED GAS MASKS'
PROVE USEFUL
find a peaceful usage it home accord
r.ounced tec ntly that h • )tad received
a t-hipnien; lo be used in fighting
to fight. according lo Supervisor
Charlton, because rangers have never
been abb- t>> stand the smoke in close
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NOME MAY SECURE
WAR TROPHY
A cannon wre.sh <1 from the Finn
hordes on the f . r otT ha tile fields of
spot in Nome's illustrious environs, if
si glee” somewhere in the historic hulls j
Mr. CFrigshy has imrotlii.-e.l a l.ill in
the niunii ipaltties of Alaska mul als . I
designating Nome as one of the plane. |
sli.ill In* Riven. As printed in .*11*"
Ilu- .journals referred t<> tin* title .ft!.
ae IS I |l*l el i\. .1 lit horiZOll atld directed
•hor.iije. Kairlianks and Nome in tli
lei man gov* rnnienf diirinc tin* present
Tent', Traps, Hunters Axes, Skin
ing Knives, full line at HOLTS.
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