More Money
for Wise Trappers
We pay cash for your Furs and Hides
Send or Hold them for
Louis Erickson
NOME, ALASKA
Resident Agent For— ^
CIC6ert Kersftooits and Sons
Importers and Exporters of Furs and Skins, New York City.
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO 1
mu l dOSHAW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE NEW YORK C
Alaska Building 127 W. 27th Street ?
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for I taw Kura. C
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market 5
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your 2
shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may be ap- S
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis- C
factory, the Furs will be returned to you, transportation charges S
prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express, Ship In a dry C
condition. Always enclose an Itemized list of contents with name S
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package C
or bale. All payments are made by check on the Seattle National S
Bank, or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any. €
to Accompany shipment. r
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW C
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Attention Trappers
You will make no mistake by selling
your Furs, Skins and Hides to
Frank Martin
NOME, ALASKA,
Resident Agent f#r—
Hudson Bay Co.
[foxes • Mink
l AND ALL OTHER PELTS
P WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR
£ EA8TERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TQ WAIT 8IX
P MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY,\
Fir Buying Agency
I JOHN FELKEL & CO.
t; vv' • • *pms, Alaska, *»£
J* Roprcnanting Blnintoin, Broker Bros and Company, Nnw York
Sen M. W. GRIFFITH, Local Rcprcanritative, Over Hilfrich
AMERICANSIBEBIAN
TRADIU COMPANY
IMPORT—EXPORT FORWARDERS
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
WE BUY
PURS. IVORY. WHALEBONE, 'WALRUS HIDES,
PISH ANO FISH OILS.
I WE SELL
V'MININO MACHINERY, MOTORS, MOTOR BOATS * STEAMBOATS
£ TOOLE RIFLES, AMMUNITION, HARDWARE, CHEIlflOALS.
Y NOME, Altaic*. if SEATTLE. Wash.
* WON NCTUNNO, 8BAW1* WASH.
ApilBHlBiL in RuMtaE Engltoh, Fnneh. «
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FEELS FINE IN
MORNING’S, NOW
J. M CAMERON’S TROUBLES ALL
END AFTER TANLAC BUILDS
“I hate to think of the awtt'ul condi
tion I was in before I took Tankic and
\ as restored to health." was the
.statement of J. .M. Cameron of Van
couver, I!. C.. when he called at tho
Owl Drug Co. the other day. Mr.
Cameron is a well-known employee of
the .1 .CoughIan and Son’s Shipbuild
ing plant No. 2, and lives at 1050
Hleventh Avenue. Fast Vancouver.
“My bladder and kidneys were out
cf order and the misery I went through
v.ns something awful," continued Mr.
Cameron, "and hardly a single night
passed that I didn’t have to be up two
or three times. Of course, under con
ditions like that 1 didn’t know what it
was to enjoy a good night’s rest, and
I felt draggy and. weak all the tint**
Finally I lost all interest in everything
and didn’t rare what was going on for
it. looked like my case was hopeless
and I would never he able to take part
in anything. M.v nerves went to
pieces and I had no appetite at all
hardly and sometimes just the smell
of food would turn my stomach.
"I heard so much about Tanlac that
1 commenced to take it to see if it
would help me. Well sir, the way i
Shave improved is certainly a surprise
to tno for my kidney’s and bladder are
not only in fine shape now hut 1 have
been built up in every way and fe 1
better and stronger than I have in
years. You ought to come out to see
me eat and when I go to bed at night
1 sleep like a log till morning an 1
when I get up i feel just fine and I
don’t know when I’ve had more life
and energy about me than I’ve got
right now. My nervousness has left
me. and to me Tanlac Is the only medi
cine and I’m a booster for it all the
There is not a single portion of tin*
body that is not benefited by the
healthful work of Tanlac. which be
;g ns Its action by stimulating tho di
gestive and assimilative organs, there
Iby enriching the blood and invigorat
ing the whole body. In other words
is relieves rheumatism and other con
stitutional troubles by removing the
cause. Tanlac is a powerful recon
structive tonic, and contains certain
ingredients which purify the blood, and
renovate the entire system. Next, it
enables the stomach to thoroughly di
gest its food, thereby permitting the
assimilable products to be converted
into blood, bone and muscle.
Tanlae is sold In Nome by Lomrn
Tiros. Advertisement.
BOB SUMMERS NOW
ACTING GOVERNOR
Uobcrt Summers is at present act-'
ing us Governor of Alaska, owii g to
the obsor.ee of Governor Higgs. tvho
i ; in Washington, P. C. Official rora
nuinicatlons from the governor’s office
during recent weeks have be»n sign'd
by him as acting governor.
Mr Sommers is Secretary and Sur
veyor Genera) of the Territory and un
der the law t» authorized to. net as
governor when the chief executive is
absent from the Territory.
DEMPSEY CASE APPEALED
TO HIGHER COURT
Attorneys for (Dempsey, found guil
ty of murdering Isaac Evans of Sew-,
ard and Margaret Lavor of Anchor
age. have apiieuled the case to the cir
cuit court of appeals, ninth district
at San. Francisco. The execution set
for February 20, was necessarily post
poned until the higher court makes
Its decision,.
MAN WHO SOLD FIRST BAKER’S
BREAD IN DAWSON DEAD
Senai Pelland, famed as the man
who sold the first baker’s bread in
the Klondyke during the early days
of the fomouM gold rush, died In Daw
son Jan ltth, according to Dawson pa
pers. For many years. Pelland operat
ed the Bon Bakery In that city but
sold out a few years ago and entered
the hotel business. He is survived,
by three sons. He was a French -
Canadian and born In Montreal.
FRIDAY
AMUNDSEN ON DASH
FOR NORTH POLE
London. March 26—X new dash for
he North I’ole led by Amundsen is
inder way, according: to a dispatch to
he London Daily Express rrom Chris
iania bused upon news just received
here from the Far North suiting that
he noted explorer, who departed from
Norway on hiH ship Maud last fall. »*
n a trip across the polar ice accorn
anied by only two men and headed
or the pole.
IIGGS URGES BETTER
TRANSPORTATION BEFORE
SENATE COMMITTEE
Washington. March 26—Inadaquato
ransportation service and high ship
ing costs are the greatest retarding
lfluences in the development of Alms- i
a, Governor Riggs and Richard M.
enimes told the senate Commerce
oimmittee today in urging the enact
lent of legislation t<> give the terri
>ry authority for greater control oven
hipping.
Production of placer gold has been |
untailed. Riggs said, because the high
ites charged for transportation in
.laska waters and from I'nited States
oints to Alaska. Senum-s charged
tat private carriers engaged in Alsa
a transportation are attempting t >
uild an absolute monopoly.
IOLCOMB NOT IN FAVOR
OF SUFFRAGE
Hartford, Conn. March 25—(Jov
rnor Holcomh. republican, tonight,
atly refused to call a special session
r the state legislature to act on the
Miami suffrage amendment.
IUME ASSEMBLY WILL
PROCLAIM REPUBLIC
Rome, March 25—D'Annunzio and
ie Flume National Assembly have
ocided to proclaim a Fiiutie republic
ut will not take action in that di
>etlon until after the action of the
upremo Council regarding San Gull
[reorganized german cabinet
FORCED TO RESIGN
I Paris, March 26 The German cabi
net headed by Premier Bauer and
which was recently reorganizes!. has
resigned, according to a message re
ceived from Berlin today.
Ebert Asks Meuller lo Form New
Cabinet
Berlin, March 26—It was announced
today that Herman Meuller. Foreign
Minister in the Bauer cabinet, has
been asked l*> President Ebert t<« form
German Reds Threatening lo De-troy
Mines And Factories
Eondon, March 26—The workers
forces entrenched along the Gippe
Hiver have threatened to destroy ail
factories and mines in Western Ger
many, says n dispatcii from Berlin to
Communi-ts Capture Wescl
Berlin. Marcii 26—Wescl is report
ed to have fallen before the onslaughts
of tiie Communist army and the true -
declared yesterday between tin* loy
alist army and the workers has been
abandoned with renewed engagements
being carried on between the two
forces in the wake of the retiring loy
alists The Cimvmunists leaders of
France. Belgium and England h.iv<
been appealed to in communications
sent out by the Bolshevik! Central
World Bureau at Amsterdam request
ing them i<i support the German Com
munists.
KANSAS NORMAL STUDENTS
START SOVIET
Hays Normal School is in the grip of
a “student Soviet”, whose principal
occupation is hunting down the pro
fessors and throwing them into the I
lake on the college campus, according 1
lo Professor llarvcy. who telegraphed «
I he state authorities today asking I
prosecution of the students. Attorney r
Ben ora I Wood has directed the count: i*
prosecuting attorneys to prosecute the i
persons responsible for the disorders, t
FORMER HONOLULU PRIME
MINISTER DEAD
Honolulu, Much 25—Col. Samutl
Perkins. prime minister under the gov
ernment of funner Queen LIHiuoka
I.ini, died here today.
LOS ANGELES POLICE
IMPLICATED IN
HOLDUP CHARGE
Los Angeles. March 20—Two poli ,
officers and two civilian women have
been arrested and charged with hav
ing held up a Chinese club In an nt
tempt to obtain thirty thousand dol
lars in gold which is said to have been
kept there, as well as a considerable
nuantity of opium. One or t'• police
officers has confessed.
ITALIAN DEPUTIES MIX THINGS
I ionic. March 25 - The Catholic and
Maximalists members of the Chamber
•f Deputies clashed today during the
debate over the measures providin'?
for agrarian reforms. There was wild
Jisordcr for a time hut no one was
NDICTMENTS AGAINST CAPT
BLAIN DISMISSED
UNDER DEMURRERS
Seattle. March 25- -All indictments
wrought against Capt John Main for
illoged ship yard graft have been dis
nissed. the federal judge sustaining
Blain Reindicted on Same Charge
Seattle. March 26 -Capt. Main has
•een reindicted by the federal gran 1
ury on. tin* sum* charges.
Major Carl II. liceves has been ip
lointed by the Mayor as Superinten
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