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TRAPPERS • TRAOERS j
SHIP TO I
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Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE (JEW YORK f
. Alaska Building „ 127 W. 27th Street S
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for Raw Furs. 1
i Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market J
J Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your C
i shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap- 3
| proved by you. Providing that our valuatioli does not prove satis- C
factory, the Furs will be returned to you, transportation! charges j
prepaid. Ship .by Insured Parcel Post or Fxpn ess. Ship In a dry C
condition. Always enclose, an itemized list of contents with name S
i and address. Also place duplicate list .on the outside of packuge* (
•r bale. All payments yre made, by check on the Seattle National J
Bank, or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any, (
!• to accompany shipment. 5
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Attention Trappers
You will make’no mistake by selling
your Furs, Skins and Hides to
Frank Martin
NOME, ALASKA,
Resident For—
Hudson Bay Co.
foxes - Mink
AM AH OTHER PELTS
WE ►AY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR
EASTERN HOU8E8AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX
MONTH8 FOR YOUR MONEY.
fur Buying Agency
JOHN FELKEL & CO.
NOME, ALASKA.
Ropreoontfag Bkiotoin, Boekor Bros and Company, Now York
Sot M. W. GRIFFITH, Looal Roprcaontativo, Ovor Hllfrieh
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TRADING COMPANY:
iillPont—export forwarders
FREIOHT AND PAAsENOERS.
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FURS* IVORY. WHALEBONE, WALRUS HIDES, 4
FISH AND PISM 61LS. «j
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MINIMS MACHINERY, MOTORS, MOTOR BOATS A STEAMBOATS J
TOOLS, RIFLES AMMUNITION, HARDWARE, CHEMICALS. , 4
NOME. AMMn. «. SEATTLE, W«h.j
ETON BUILDING, BRATTLE. WASH. J
In RMlw, EksIMi, French.
FRIDAY
VICTORIA TO CARRY
500 PASSENGrRS
Seattle, May 21—Passenger accom- i
odutions for the first sailing of the
Bering Sea liner Victoria are aritrelv :
sold out. Owing to the withdrawal of
the Pacific Coast steamers from the
Nome rmj, tlvo Bureau of Navigation
hr.s gixinted the Victoria license to
carry 500 passengers.
ALASKA MEAT WAGON
SAILS SATURDAY
Seattle. May 21—The refrigerator
steamer Ktthu Thompson will sail to
morrow via Akutnn for St Michael.
The vessel hits ii cargo of 250 tons of
frozen meats for various Alaska r.
NAVAL EXPERTS SAIL
FOR ALASKA
Seattle, May 20—Commander Dowl
ing sailed today on the Alameda for
the Alaska coal fileds to direct the
work of getting out coal for Naval use.
Dowling said before departing that his
eommlissiun of naval officers is the first
commission to go to Alaska empowered
TO REDUCE H. C. L.
BY REDUCING LOANS
Washington, May 20—Federal Re
serve plans recently worked out call
upon all banks In the country to reduce
their loans in purauance of :l plan to
assist in the reduction of the high cost
of living by cutting down the volume
of outstanding loans.
The banks will be requested to re
diK-o their loans at least ten percent
and to force borrowers known by their
tendency to hoard stocks, especially of
foodstuffs and clothing, to pay up the
full amount of their indebtedness, thus
forcing them to dispose of stock. It
Is claimed this will be a most effective
means of reducing the cost of living.
FRUIT CANNERS REJECT
HIGH SUGAR PRICES
New York, May 20—The National |
Preservers and Fruit Products AsSoeda- i
tion. representing the bulk of the fruit
♦•aimers and preservem of the country,
announced today that its members will
*tay out of the sugar market until the
price comes down.
MARSHALL KILLS
PRESIDENTIAL BOOM
Indianapolis. May 21—Vice Presi
dent Marshall today nipped In the bud
a move in his behalf by stating that ho
did not desire the presidential nomi
nation.
HOUSE REPUBLICANS ENDORSE
AMERICAN LEGION
RELIEF DEMANDS
Washington, May 20—The House
He publican s in party caucus today
entitle out squarely for enactment of
soldier relief legislation as advocated
by the American Legion. Heretofore
the legislators have shown reluctance
towards adopting the suggestion of the
Legion and the action of the Republi
cans today is looked upon as a fore
runner of legislation along lines prac
tically identical with those outlined by
the Legion.
TAFT AGAINST SOLDIER
BONUS BILL
Spokane, Wn.. May 21—Former
President William Howard Taft, who
arrived here today enroute to Seattle,
declared In an interview that he is op
posed to the soldier’s bonus bill now
before congress. Taft said the meas
ure is unfair and unjust to the people,
who are already burdened with a debt
of twenty six billions resulting from
the war and are now being askeJ to
pay an additional two billions.
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS PLEDGE
Support to wilson
Grand I tophi*. Mich., May 20—Sup
port of the league of Nations covenant
and Y'arsaNMeH treaty without amend
ment and unfaltering support of I “res
ident Wilson were pledged in resolu
tions adopted today by the Michigan
state Democratic contention.
PENROSE BACKING SIMS
ATTACK ON NAVY
Washington, May IS—Senator tiotse
Penrotae is behind the attack which Ad
miral Sfoils is directing at the conduct
of the navy during the war. according
to intimations dropi^ed by Secretary
of the Navy Josephus Daniels; today in
continuing his testimony before the
senate committee ouga.rod in investi
gating the charges made by Sims.
•NO ADVANTAGE AT OPENING
G O P. CONVENTION
Chicago, May 20—With the Itepub
lican convention only 18 days a wav*
and 699 of the total 984 delegates al
ready elected, the situation facing Che
Uepuhiican candidates is that no can
didate will enter the convention with (
enough votes pledged to give him any
declidcd advantage over his opponents. |
Tabulations have disclosed that the i
number of unlnstrueted delegates so |
far elected far outnumber all others
LEAGUE PARAMOUNT ISSUE
IN OREGON PRIMARIES
• Portland. May 21—The league of
Nations covenant is to he the para
mount idsue in Oregon’s primary elec,
tions tomorrow. Both the republicans
and democratic contests are tending to
serve as a gunge of public sentiment
In this state on the League question. *
Each party has two sets of candidates, j
one for ratification without reserva
tions and one in favor of accepting
the covenant with retservations.
PERSIA APPEALS FOR AID
AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI
London May 21 — Pe.sia has Issued
an appeal to the League of Nations to
protect iher iguinst 15o!shevB:i aggres
sion, according :•» an announcement
by the Persian representatives here. <
' BOLSHEVIKI ATTACKING POLES
ON DVINA FRONT
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j llolsheviki have launched an attack
I on the Northern front between the
[ River l>\'ina .and FlorisofT and the Poles
have been compelled to surrender
! ground in the face of the syi>erlc>r
forces,” says an nfTininl cotiuniinicaMon
issued by the Polish military aiithori
(The scene of the above offensive
lies along the northern slope of the
Dun a river valley northwest of Kiev
and directly west <>f Moscow, in the
vicinity of Poltpsk.;
MATEWAN TROUBLE
AGAIN FLARES UP
Rluefields, \V. Va.. Mav : >-—Ex
citement is again running high in the
Mate-,van coal d:*tri< t as a result of the
killing of thiv,» persons in a riot a*
wan. today. The Lynn shootings wen
an outgrowth of the r cent ■ I i. h be
tween private detectives and citizens
• it Lynn in which twelve persons were
ORGANIZED LABOR ISSUES
ULTIMATUM TO CONGRESS
Washington. May 21—Organized
Labor, through its local represent.! -
tives today served notice on congress
that it will continue to fight the anti
strike bill until profiteering corpora
tions are curbed in their activities.
LAUNCHING OF POLAR BEAR
IN PROGRESS
The work of launching the trading
schooner Polar Rear is proceeding on
the ice a few hundred yards beyond the
did dock in the east end. The famous
schooner is propped up on the ice field
a. short distance off shore and will he
gradually lowered into a hole now br
ing cut in the ice by means of a boil
er and thawing apparatus. The work;
is being defected by Skipper Chris
C.tulrnuiHlsun. The ice is sa.id to be
eight or nine feet thick where the
schooner lays and considerable work
will h« required to place the vessel
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! Despite the immense sight s eing
• possibilitles <*f Kurope now that the
\ that the American tourist has not
j lost interest in Alaska. Front such
I indications dm are to been seen at
(present, the tourist traffic to the ter
ritory this year will he fulh ei,ual to
[ever before. According to a receir
j number of the Alaska Bureau of
[lit ity Bulletin, a tourist boM-in.' ass' < -
[iation of New York nia.h- overture
; to on- of the largest -keit i ■■ Alaska
transportation companies pmvh.ise
I ..II its passenger acronwd .tions for
tlie tourist season. Not de-iiing to
icoTTi|tftny rieflire.i the off,'. cording
to the Bulletin, and will handle the
summer travel as formerl> \eeordin",
to the sit me authority, even as early
as February thousands of reservations
for the earning tourist season harl al
ready bee
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Owing to the steadily increasing
cost of food stuffs, the restaurants of
Nome have .been compelled to advance
the price of meals. When the cost of
goods again become'; normal the res
taurant men will gladly reduce the
price of meals accordingly
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