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SHIP TO
TRAPPERS
TRADERS
(EOKE ft. dOSHAW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE NEW YORK
Alaska Building 127 W, 27th Strwt
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for I taw Purs.
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 be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will be 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 name
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package
•r bale. All payments are made by check on the Seattle National
Bank, or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any,
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 HIQHE8T PRICES FOR FUR8 RIGHT HERE FOR OUR
EASTERN HOU8E8 AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX
MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY.
fur Buyingi Agency
JOHN FELKEL <& CO.
NOME, ALASKA.
Representing Bleistein, Seeker Bros and Company, New York
; $af M. W. GRIFFITH, Local Representative, Over Hllfrich
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FREIGHT AMD PASSENGERS.
We BUY
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FISH AND PISH OILS.
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TOOLS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION, HARDWARE, CHEMICALS. J
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FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
UNDER SECRETARY OF
STATE POLK RESIGNS
Washington, June 4—Under Secre
tary of State. Frank Lyon Polk has
resigned his position in th#-State De
partment . A White House announce
ment today sajts (hds resignation has
been accepted by President Wilson.
CONGRESS TO
ADJOURN SATURDAY
Washington, June 4—Congress will
adjourn Saturday at 4 p. nt. Action
necessary to secure the adjournment
was taken today when the Senate pass
ed a joint resolution previously passed
by tin1 House catling for adjournment
at the time indicated.
CONGRESS REPEALING
WAR TIME LAWS
Washington, June 4—The House to
day adopted a Sienate resolution repeal
ing all war tlmlo laws wifth the ex
ception of the Lever Food Control Act
and the "Trading with the Enemy" Act.
RUMORED WILSON TO ATTEND
CLOSING SESSION CONGRESS
Washington, June 4—It is rumored
that President Wilson will spring a
surprise on Congress by appearing at
the Capitol Saturday on the final day
of the present congressional session.
HOUSE ADOPTS CONFERENCE
REPORT ON ARMY BILL
Washington, June 3—Tho House of
Representatives adopted 'the conference
report of the Army Appropriation Bill
HOSPITALS FOR WAR
VETERANS RECOMMENDED
Washington, June 4—Construction
of fivog rent hospitals, ouch costing two
mill Cions of dollars, for use by the vet
in a bill reported unanimously today
by the House Building Committee.
HOUSE PASSES POSTAL
PAY INCREASE BILL
Washington, Juno 3—The House to
day unanimously passed the Postal
Service.bill granting increased salaries
to the employees of the Postoffico De
The bill calls for appropriations to
taling thirty five million dollars for
FOUR CANDIDATES
NOW AT CHICAGO
Chicago, June 3—There are now
four presidential candidates at the
scene of the coming battle for the re
publican nomination, namely Wood,
Jolhnson. L/owden and Harding, The
latter arrived here late this afternoon.
FORMER SOLDIER
MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT
Seattle, June 4—Shot in the back for
soma unknown ireason, the body of
Steve Harko, a former Camp Loewis
soldier, was found today in the vicinity
of Kapowsin, Washington, according
to advices reaching here today.
BUTTE BOYS FORM
OFFICERED THEIVES CLUB
Butte, June 4—Twenty boys, many
of whom are of tender years, have con
fessed to the police that they are mem
bers of an organized "stealing club",
with regular officers to direct their ac
tivities.
BOLSHEVIKI TAKE OFFENSIVE
ON POLISH FRONT
Ixmdon. June 4—The Kuukian Bol •
sheviild forces are advancing on each
end of tine Polish front but are held
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in chock by the Polish forces along the
Heresina lliver, according to an official
Htajtqmont issued at Moscow and rc
ceUved here by wireless.
Reported Poles Routed By Soviet
Armies
Copenhagen, June 4—It is repre
sented in 1 dispatcher reaching here
that the Polish army has been over
whelmed by the Bolshevists along the
Polish bottle front. The Polish forces
are said to be in wild flight and are
closely pursue 1 bv enormous Bolshe
U. S. TO MEET
BOLSHEVIKI REPRESENTATIVE
“UNOFFICIALLY”
Washington. June 4—The United
States will be represented “unofficially”
nt tihe forthcoming conference at Lon
don between the Bolshevik! Minister
of Trade and Oommeroe and represen
tatives of the Supreme Economic
Ing to information given out today.
BOLSHEVIKS RAISING
TROUBLE IN BUDAPEST
Budapest. June I—With twelve
army officers in the hospital in conse
quence* of having been stabbed with a
poisoned knife and with a number of
deaths already laid at their door, the
Bolshevik! elctment are attempting new 1
disorders during tihie i>eriod of uneasi
ness attendant upon the signing of the
BOLSHEVIKI ARMY ENTERS
PERSIAN CAPITAL
Constantinople. June 4—The Per
sian legation here has received a dis
patch stating that the Bolshevik! army,
which lately invaded Persian territory
terert* Teheran, the Persian capital.
JAP WOMAN DROWNS OFFSPRING
Los Angeles. June 4—Mrs. Ito. a
local Japanese woman, today threw her
two children into the ocean from the
pier a.t Santa Monica and jumped in
after them in an attempt at suicide.
The woman was rescued but the child
ren were drowned.
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VICTORIA NOW ON WAY TO NOME
Seattle, .June 4—The Nome open
season passenger steamship sorvire
was inaugurated today with the sa.il
I ing of the steamer Victoria at ten
I o'clock this morning under command
of Ca.pt. Fred Warren. Aboard the
biff liner were four hundired and ninety
one passengers, the full license limit,
allowed by the Bureau of Navigation.
A went and demonstrative crowd!
witnessed the departure of the vessel
revealed that interest rn the annual]
event ds not waning.
Tlie complete passenger list of the j
Victoria will be printed in the paper
tomorrow.
WORLD S LARGEST
WARSHIP COMMISSIONED
New York,June 3—The tmperdread- 1
naught Tennessee, the largest and I
most formidable battle ship afloat, was]
placed in commission today hy tin
Navy l)ej artmont.
The vessel represents the latest de- j
vclopment in warship construction I
and armament, cost twenty millions, i
is of thirty two thousand, five hundred j
tons displacement and is six hundied
and twenty feet long.
PREDICTED SALMON PACK THIS
YEAR SMALLER THAN LAST
An Alaska exchange reports that
word has been received from the
State!* to the effect that all Southeast
ern Alaska canneries will reduce the!-,
pack this year from one third to on
half normal capacity and several of I
them may not operate at all.
The. canneries that usually put up
from 70.000 to 80,000 eases, plan, it i*
said, on an output of from 50,000 to
60,000 cases this year and those which
usually put up 100,000 or more nr.
planning on only 70.000 to 80,000.
The failure of ttho canned salmon
market and the iresultant inability to
dispone of all the 1919 puck is said to
he the reason for tin* preparations for
a light pack this year.
MILK BOTTLES WANTED
Those having empty milk bottles
will confer a favor on the milk mail
by returning them as soon as possible
either to the milk man direct or leave
them at Webb's Meat Merkel.
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