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—
Cl(6ert Kers&ooits and Sons
« Importers and Exporters of Furs and Skins, New York Ciiy.
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TRAPPERS
TRADERS
SHIP TO
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Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th StM-f
| Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for I taw 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 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 lie returned to you, transportation charges
) prepaid. Ship by Insured Paxcel 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
| or bale. All payments are made by check on U»e Seattle National
t 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.
f AND ALL OTHER PELTS j
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P EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX ^
j» MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY. t
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[ NOME, ALASkA.
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THURSDAY
CANADIAN WAR VETERANS
RETALIATE FOR AMERICAN
FINANCIAL GOUGING
Halifax', Fob. 12—The members of
the Halifax Army and Navy Veteran
Association have panned Yesolutions
pledging themselves individually and
as a unit to purchase as little as pos
sible of goods manufacteured in the
United States or of food produced in
the 1'nited States. The action was
taken because of the heavily Increas •
ed exchange rates of the past few
SHIPPING BOARD HEAD
TO SUCCEED LANE
Washington, Feb. 12—President
Wilson today nominated John Burton
Payne, chairman of the I’nited States
Shipping Board, to be Secretary of
the Interior, vice Franklyn K. Lane,
resigned. Payne's nomination is to
become effective March 19.
ROBBERS TAP PAY ROLL
OF AMERICAN OIL
CO IN MEXICO
Washington. Fob. 12—The theft of
thirty thousand dollars, the pay roll
of the Aqueilar Oil Company of Tam
pico, Mexico, by robbers, who killed
the messenger and three other men
>n the street car where the holdup
took place, has been reported to the
State- Department.
BISHOP DENOUNCES ATTEMPT
ED LABOR DOMINATION OF
GOVERNMENT
Baltimore, Fety. 12—"The very*
•xistenee of the republican form of
oitsly threatened because of attempts
•f organized labor to dominate the
halls of congress,” declared Bishop
William A. Quale of the Methodist
Episcopal, church in an address on the
threat." the bishop continued, ”i.*j
■ brown against all we have or are In'
government, and is such that it is j
■ >ur duty ns American citizens to ac-j
•■opt the challenge and in our strength
1st- up and crush the people who are
oes to our most cherished ideals
The government is for all the people.,
LODGE PRESENTS REVISED
TREATY RESERVATION
IN SENATE
Washington, Feb. 1-2 th—Senator
-oilgo today presented a new set of
.lie Senate for consideration when the
treaty is taken up Monday. Eight
bf the fourteen reservations originally
;imposed would be modified consider
ably under Lodge's new (proposals
and the preamble would he changed
do that afbivnatiVG acceptance by
other powers ’would not be required.
Four of the 'remaining six reserva
tions were accepted by the recent
democratic conference without
%w:
WILSON TO CONFER WITH
RAILROADERS TOMORROW
Washington, Feb. .12—President
Wilson will have a personal confer
ence tomorrow with! three represen
tatives of tho railroad brotherhoods
-to discuss the wage demands of two
million railroad employees, which,
were referred to him today by them,
following the breakdown in the ne
gotiations with Railroad Administra
Hiiw* to Put R. R. Wage Dispute up
to President
Washington. Feb. 12—Railroad
Vdininistrator Hines decided tonight
to submit tho wage demands of two
million railroad employees to the
piesident, having failed himself to
living about an agreement after many
.conferences.
Minister insults veterans—
CHASED OUT OF TOWN
Lwncaffcf^r, Ponru Felf. 12—Rev.
Dr. Henry* W. Stough, of Wheaton,
Illinois, the nationally known evan
gelist, fle<l from Lancaster last night
to escape violence at tho hands of
American Legion posse’s which were
vigorously searching for him, follow*
Stng several statements deliberately
'insulting to war verterans during an
address tn which- he denounced war.
The evangelist’s talk aroused the ire
of the Lancaster pub$c and there
tvere- ma;ny threats of lynching In the
event of his apprehension.
CHICHKTERSPIUJS
CLAIMED ANTI-BOLSHEVISTS
GUILTY OF FRIGHTFUL
VENGEANCE
London, Feb. 12—A wireless dis
patch from the Soviet government at
Moscow today says: “According to
a message from Nova Trherkask,
when the volunteer transport Kratln
left Mariupol. Sea of Azov with up
ward of fifteen hundred officers, c ivil
officials and their wives and families
on hoard, on the approach of the Hoi -
shcviki. the volunteer army engaged
»n the defense of tlu- city became in
censed at being left behind and turn
ed its guns upon the ship.. A shell
pierced the boiler of the transport,
which sank with all on board.”
SECRET SESSION TO MARK
COMMENCEMENT OF
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
London. Feb. 12 It was announc
ed that a three days secret session
will mark the opening of the Council
of the League of Nations here today.
The lid was clumped clown tight on
the proceedings of the Council im
mediately after the inauguration
speeches were concluded. The secret
session is arousing wide comment in
the public press.
KOLCHAK EXECUTED BY OWN
TROOPS—REPORT
• London. Feb. 12— fleneral Kol
chak. the anti-Bolshevist leader- in
Slperia. was executes! recently by Iris
oWn troops, the* London Hally Herald
learns from Siberian sources. Tic
cyuneed today that the name of Her
Hoover will appear on Oregon'
•ferential presidential ballot at th
loerntie primaries to be held Ala;
despite Hoover's declaration tin
MAIL TUB M C.C,FT T« > Vt >LT.
FtrtlHNDS OUTSIDE AND HKLP
BOOST THIS SECTION OF ALASKA
FRENCH CHAMBER
ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
Paris, Feb. 12—Raoul IV ret was
today elected I ’resident of the French
Chamber of Deputies.
BARON EDMOND DeROTHSCHILD
New Vork, Feb. 13—A private
cable from Paris today announces
the death of Huron Krimonri DeRoths- i
child, head of Iht French branch of
the fatuous banking house known as |
Rothschild Brothers. The demise of!
tiie ere. t financier occurred in Paris I
ALEUTIANS SEND
APPEAL FOR HELP
According to a November number
of the Seattle Post Intellig■ ncer. the
settlements along the Aleutian islands
westward of Kodiak. Alaska, are in
dire ne«d of shipping facilities, ac
cording to information received by the
Alaska bureau of the Chamber of:
Commerce from Sand Point, one of
the Western settlements, A. Clros
vold a pioneer merchant of the dis
trict. has been trying to ship in sup
plies for many months, and has sent
ibis appeal.
"For Rods sake, yon people of Seat
He try to do something towards bet
tering our transportation facilities or
serious position."
With th<' summer season gone, link
hope exists of getting a shipment of
twenty tons of food supplies and com
modities to Orosvold and Sand Point
settlers this year, officials of Pie bu
reau state. A cablegram received
from tlrosvold in September ordered
the goods to be sent by any available
shipper, but no boat that would take
the order has been found.
With no boat making the ports reg
ularly since the Dora was withdrawn
from 'the Aleutian island run, two
years ago, the settlers along the far
flung line of islands, numbering in nil
probably 1.000 white persons and sev
eral thousand natives, receive mail
and supplies intermittently. Ship
Hellokofsky. Ylorghovia. and si veral
other settlements.
TRACTOR PROVING SUCESSFUL
FOR INTERIOR MINERS
the big hydraulic men of Eureka, re
work it) connection with their min
ing claims and it has worked fine.
It in described ns short and com
pact. has a very short wheel base and
can be maneuvered in very cramped
success in hauling ' scraper and scrap
ing trailing* and they find new use
for it constantly. The crank shaft has
an extension on which is a small pull
ey, and they hu\c run with it a small
portable sawmill they have there, with
which they have sawed several
thousand feet or lumber for their next
season's supplj of liffl blocks and
their winter's firewood.
Tin tractor pulls a wagon loaded
with two tons of supplies from Hot
Springs to their claims, at a ante of
five miles an hour and Messrs. Frank
ind lira hum contend that it Is the
best invostiment they have made.- *
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CUT1CURA HEALS
BOY’SJCZEMA
On Neck‘and Chest. Like
Pimples? Itched Terribly.
Red and Inflamed.
spread rapidly down ms
chest, breaking out like
small red pimples. The
pimples itched terribly. and
he would scratch until they
would bleed. They turned
red and more inflamed, and
“I had him treated, but he did not
get relief. Then Cuticura Soap and
Ointment were recommended, and in
a short time he was healed.” (Signed)
Mrs. Asa Hutson, Corcoran, Calif.
Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum your daily toiletpreparations.
Soap 25c, Ointmaat 25 and 50c. Talcum
25c. bold throughout the world. For
sample each free address: "Cuticura Lib.
oratori—. Dyt H. Maldan. Maas."
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Louis Erickson, Kaaota, Mian., says: “Receta
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