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If you keep your nartie out of print.
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Is like a bandless parade;
if you don't make a sound, who’ll know you're around.
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
WE l (MAW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
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 be 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 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
pr bale. All payments are made by check on the Seattle National
Bank, or in any other ibanner desired. Special instructions, if any,
to accompany shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
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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 For—
Hudson Bay Co.
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f • WEPAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR A
P EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX T
h MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY. J
[For Buying Agency!
| JOHN FELKEL A CO. %
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j| Representing Bleietein, Becker Broe and Company, New York ^
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(AMERICAN-SIBERIAN
£ TRADING COMPANY
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IMPORT-EXPORT FORWARDERS
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
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WE BUY
FURS, IVORY. WHALEBONE, WALRUS HIDES.
fish And fish oils.
i - WE SELL
f miming machinery, motors, motor goats * STEAMBOATS
W TOGLEi RIFLES, AMMUNITION', HARDWARE, CHEMICA^
| NOME, AMMa.
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FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
DEATH OF REV. HOARE
SUSPEND8 BOAT PROJECT
Seattle, May 28—Secretary Weld, of
the Point Hope Mission Association
of Santa Barbara, writing to local
parties says that owing to the murder
of Itev. Hoare at Point Hope recently,
a 62 foot cruising vessel now building
here for the use of the Point Hope
Mission will not be sent to the Arctic
this year, but that another vessel may
i)o despatched.
CAN SETTLE VILLA PROBLEM
ONLY WITH ARMS
KI Paso, May 28—Further efforts to
portuade Villa to lay down his aim.i
will l)e futile, accord'r.jj to General
Ignacio, Enriquez, comatander of the
Chihuahua defenses. Enriquei tele
graphed the Mexican consulate here
tie tiie Villa problem only by force tf
ALLEGED MURDERER
CARRANZA SURRENDERS
Mexico City, Stay 27—Rodolfo Hof
i cm has surrendered to General Laz
nro Cardenas and is today being
brought to Mexico City to answer to
charges of murdertlng former president
Carranza. In a joint message to the
Mexican senate today General’s Obro
gon and Gonzales requested that body
i > designate a chief magistrate of the
I aver courts to sit in an investigation
of <’an-anza’a assassination.
BELIEVED BOLSHEVIKS
KIDNAPPED SALVATIONISTS
Chicago, May 27—Thirty Salvation
Army officers have disappeared in So
viet Russia and have been given up.
by their superiors as lost, according to
a telegram received by the Chicago
headquarters from New York. The
Rolshierikl are Iwlieved to have killed
or kidnapped the missing Salvation
ists. The. message adds that high
Salvation Army officers are now trav
eling incognito in Russia in an en
deavor to learn the fate of the missing
ARMENIANS FRIENDLY
WITH BOLSHEVIKI
Paris, May 27—Near Eastern ad- i
vices reaching Paris say the Armen- !
ians have accepted an Invitation of the
Russian Rolixhcviki to send delegate!*
POLITICIANS AIDING
PALMER FUND
Washington. May 28—The Senatj
committee investigating campaign ox
1 tenses has brought out the fact that
the principal contributor to Attorney
General Palmer’s campaign fund arc
politicians' drawing big fees under him
as Alien Property Custodian.
WOOD CAMPAIGN FUND LIVELY
TO EXCEED MILLION
Washington. May 27—The senate
committee engaged in probing the pre
convention campaign funds of the var
ious candidates has disclosed that the
contributions to the campaign fund of
General Leonard Wood will lively ct
ceed a million dollars.
REPUBLICANS PLAN TO DODGE
PROHIBITION QUESTION
Chicago, May 28—Beer, light wines
and prohibition will not bei mentioned
in the Republican National Conven
tion if present plans of the party
leaders are carried out.
SOLDIER RELIEF ADVOCATES
TO START WAR
Washington, May 28—The advocat
es of the Soldier Relief Bill today
PIMPLES ON FACE
CU HEALED
Scaled Over, Hard and Red.
Itching and Burning.
“My troofela began when 1 started
to work for a taming company, and
ftanalaa. The plnuha fca
lend and acited near, and
aotna am hard and rad.
Thar oaaaad dM
tauaihaaMaf,
served notice on the House of Repre
sentatives that they will .seek to block
all other legislation until the reliH
measure Is brought up for passage.
WILSON MANDATE PROPOSAL
DISAPPROVED IN SENATE
Washington, May 27—President
Wilson's proposal for i mandate over
Armenia was disapproved today l>y the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Only four of the democratic members
were opposed to the action of the com
mittee on the president's request.
JOHNSON SAY3 WILL NOT BOLT
Concord. X. II. M iv ?7—-Declaring
in an address here today that the
present clash within • -<• l.’epubij. .m
party is simply a “fanvl. :ow", Sena
tor Johns.vi plain’s Indicate 1 <' a;
will not bolt the par*v if h* foils to
receive the Chicago convention nomi
nation .
Johnson's Cal. Delegates Arriving In
Chicago
Chicago, May 27—-The advance
guard of .Senator Johnson’s California
delegation arrived here today
BRITISH SENDING HEAVILY
ARMED TROOPS TO IRELAND
London, May 27—A battalion of
Highlanders has left Aldwtshot under
orders to proceed to Ireland. Kach
man was supplied with 50 rounds of
ball cartridges and the organization
was also equipped with Ijewis machine
guns supplied with five hundred
rounds of ammunition each. Four
more battalions of Highlanders at the
Aldershot l*imacks have also boon or
dered to be in readiness to move to
Ireland. The movement of the High
landers is the result of further reports
from Ireland disclosing that the burn
ing of private and public buildings
and shooting of citizens was contin
ued in various parts of Ireland last
More Troop-. Ordered To Ireland Today
London, May 28—Following the de
parture of the Cameron Highlanders
for Ireland, three additional regiments
lui\. received orders to embark for
Queenstown, according to announce
ments today.
j PRESIDENT VETOES
PEACE RESOLUTlOh
Wfoihingto’i. May 27—Fresiden
Wilson today vetoed the Knox poac
resolution declaring the state <>r w.i;
between the I'nited States and tier
many and Austria at an end. In r •
jectin.T the resolution. Mr. Wilson d>
Glared it to be in effort i complete sur
render of the rights of the United
States insofar as the flem .m govern
ment is concerned.
"By rejection <>r the treaty." Mr
Wilson wild, "and by Its methods, w <
have in effect declared that wo wist
to draw apart and pursue objects am
interests for our own. unhampered b\
any connection, convention or purpos
with other governments and peoples.’
Mr. Wilson bitterly condemned the
resolution, declaring that it said noth
ing at all about the purpose for which
we entered the war. Tie president
further said that a method of making
peace with <leimany su. h as proposed
by the resolution would place an in
effaealde stain on the gallantry and
honor of the i’nited States.
| Wilson To Send Veto Explanation To
Congress
I Washington. May 27—President
I Wilson this afternoon completed hiv
1 message to Congress explaining his
veto of the Knox peace resolution ami
expects to send it to Congress today
or tomorrow, according to White
; House announcements this a Hoi noon .
SEATTLE TO COMPETE
WITH SAN FRANCISCO
FOR THE COD TRADE
To compete with San Francisco for
the cod trade of th> north the Amor
■ I an Fishing a ::l I'nehing omp;ny
ofrices in the v’lr.he building II I.
tlie cod fishing h usd ness for San
Francisco interests, is genera I man
ager of the company. K. «!. Ames, i
fanner Valdez business man. is vice
president. (’. C. FI wood is president
power IH>ats and schooners in Aluti.in
Island waltjs, us well as a shore plant
for fish meal and oil, as 20 per cent
of the present catch is Lo*st in prep.w
ing the food fish for market.
| TOO MUCH ANKLE. SO
PRIEST STOPS WEDDING
{short skirts and low neek gowns ron
j tinuos. Scathing sermons on the
I subject have been deli wired in Paris
} refused to conduct the marriage ser
j vice for a bride whose dross, in his
) opinion, showed too gnat a length
I of silk stocking and which was cut in
such a way "as possibly to make t
suitable for evening wear and n-r
| ta-inly not fitted for a church." The
! wedding was postponed I’rohahlv
this was the first occasion ..f the post
Parisian women sa\ that this meas
ure. if generally enforced would com
pel every woman worshiper to have i
WHISKEY FOR ALASKA
IS LABELED CROCKERY
taining Ta'i gallons of whiskey, adroit
ly camouflaged as •• rockery." at the
King Street station, was announced at
the United States marshal's office Fri
day, says the Seattle Post Intelligence!
of Oct.. 25th. The booze shipment
was conwigmd from a New York firm
to Alaska. Each barrel and box the
government found, contained crockerv
and tinware arranged around about •.
fifty-pound lard can filled with liquor.
There were twelve barrels ami t\\ *
MAIL THE NUGGET TO YOUR
FRIENDS OUTSIDE AND HELP
BOOST THIS SECTION OF ALASKA
NOME PEOPLE
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
Many Nome people are using simple
glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. This flushes
BOTH upper and lower bowel so com
pletely it removes all foul, accumulat
ed poisons from alimentary canal m l
prevents appendicitis. Adler-j-ka r* -
pillion. In one case of chiouic stom
.ic!i trouble ONE bottle produced won
derful results I .omen Brothers, drug
gists. Advertisement.
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