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— , •
Clf6ert Kersftooits and Sons
Importer* and Exporters of Fur# and Skins, Now Vork City.
TRAPPERS - TRADERS |
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(ifOROE e. (BIAW Inc I
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE 1 NEW YORK g
Alaska Building . 127 W. 27th Street Q
Ship direct to New York foi^hlghest prices paid for ltaw Furs. 8
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market g
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your Q
shipments will he kept separate in order that our prices may bd ap- g
proved by you. l’roviding that our valuation does not prove satis- O
factory, the Furs will be returned to you, transportation charges g
prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a dry O
condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with name X
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package 0
•r bale. All payments are made by cheek on the Seattle National X
Bank, or in any ot^»er manner desired. Special Instructions, if any. g
to accompany shipment. Q
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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.
foxes - Mink
AND ALL OTHER PELTS
♦ WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR .
♦ EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX J
♦ MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY. 4
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furs, ivory, whalebone, walrus hides,
fish and fish oils. t:
WE SELL *
MINING MACHINERY, motors motor boats a steamboats?
I T0tvft> rifles. Ammunition, hardware, chemicals. |
NOME.Ataaka. SEATTLE, Wash. ^
LYON BUILDING. REATTLE, WASH.
QrtiiipiinAaii h Ihiaiiicn, Eng I UK, Frimh.
FRIDAY
GREECE ANXIOUS FOR CONSTAN
TINOPLE MANDATE
I’iiris. Jan. 8—Premier Venizelos of
Greece is planning to appeal to Presi
dent Wilson to support his demand!!
for a Greek mandate for Constantino
ple under the League of Nations, ac
cording to an announcement by tho
Greek peace conference represents -
ATLANTIC FLEET ASSEMBLING
FOR WINTER MANEUVERS
N'orfilk* Jan. 8—The Atlantic fleet
is assembling this morning off the
Virginia capes in readiness to start
for Cuba for the annual winter man
I FRISCO WINS DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION
Washington, Jan. 8—San Francisco
Today won the next convention of tho
National Democratic party.
WILSON LEAVES HOUSE FOR
FIRST TIME SINCE
ILLNESS COMMENCED
Washington. Jan. 9—For the first
time since In- was taken ill. the presi- I
dent today walked in the grounds of I
the White House unassisted. Offle- j
ials said today that the president will |
probably take up the fight precipitated
by Bryan, as he sent for all papers i
containing the account of the Jackson
; RADICALS RAISING
TROUBLE IN SPAIN
Madrid, Jan. 9—state of seigo
has been proclaimed throughout the
provinces of Catalonia and Barcelonia
in consequence of the recent radical
outrages occuring there. The situa
tion is now calm following over three
hundred arrests of disturbers. The
leaders of tlie Syndicalist’s there are
| reported to have disappeared.
1 WILSON GIVES NO SIGN
OF POLITICAL INTENTIONS^
I -
Washington, .fan. 9—The president’s i
message read at the democratic feast
last night said nothing about a third
term for himself. Neither did lie
make any announcement regarding
retirement to private life. Bryan
aljiO said nothing bearing on any am
bition toward a fourth presidential
nomination. Most all of tlie presi
dent's message was devoted to why
he considered it the duty of the i’nlted
States to join the League of Nations
and why lie considered the war not
really won until it did. "Another at
tempt to crush the new nations of Eu
rope is certain to lie made the presi
dent said, if the I?nited States contin
ues to hold aloof.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
You may have an engine, pump,
siuire. boxes, mining tools, automobile,
wagon or horse etc., for sals—See the
Nugget; we will advdttise them for
you on a “no sale no pay” basis plan.
Investigate our classified column plan.
WANTED
^ WANTED—Position as governess
or private instructor by young woman
who has taught several years. Best
references as to character and ability.
Mrs. Eddy. Box 85, Flagstaff, Ariz.
LOST—Ladies Mink Fur Cap on the
Bessie Road. Findor pleas# leave
at Nugget office.
FOR RENT.
FT)It- BENT—Lower Floor of Nevada
Building. Inquire Board of Trade.
FOR SALE
FOB SALE—Prospectors cabin 10x26
feet, well built on skids already to
haul* away. Will sell cheap for
cash. Inquire at Nugget offleb.
FOR SALE—Art Oarland hardcoat
base burner in good condition. In
quire at Nugget office. mtf
FOR SALE—Good kitchep range and
three soft coal heaters. Inquire at
Nugget office. Ztf
FOR SALE—Five room house and
large cache, unfurnished. Ip good
condition. Inquire ‘ Nugget office.; twitf
CHICHESTER Smt*
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
TO MEET JUNE 23
Washington. Jan. 9—'The vote of
the democratic* national committee for
holding the next democratic conven
tion at San Francisco on June _’K was
made unanimous today.
STEEL STRIKE DECLARED OFF
Pittsburg. Jan. 9—The long con
tinued steel strike is at an end as a
result of the action of the steel work- i
era leaders in calling the strike off i
last night.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT j
SPREADING RAPIDLY
THROUGH BULGARIA [
London. Jan. H The re* olttllnn.iry
movement in Hulgaria is spreading:
among the peasants and working peo
ple and the government i-s in a propit
ious situation, according t*> advices
reaching London. Turmoil is rKe
in all parts of the nation and. there Is
a strong likelihood that King Roris,
the successor of Ferdinand, no y 1 *o
forced to abdicate. Fierce fighting
has taken place in Sofia in \yhieh
troops arc* said to have turned their j
machine guns against the people in i
the streets. Conditions are apparent- J
!y very grave and may shortly give
oxceedingh scarce in all parts of th*- I
country.
STRANGE MALADY DEVELOPS
AMONG SECRET SERVICE
AGENTS ARRESTING REDS
«. Chicago, Jan. 9—A strango malady
appearing among the Huronu of In
vestigation agents who wore closely j
engaged in the government operations j
against the I teds is puzzling the phy
sicians here. Several agents of the
Department of Justice were taken sud
denly sick with the strange sickness
today, the resultant crippling of forces
preventing another raid against the
reds tonight. The strange malady
appeared among the liureati Investi
gation agents after they had spent
several days and nights in ones!inning
the prisoners taken in the last red
BOLSHEVIKI ARMY
REACHED BOKHARA
| London. Jan. 1)—Bokhara, in CYn
tral Asia, tin* location of which is less
than two hundrc^ miles front the bor
der of Afiganistan, has been pnurnl
by the Bolshevik!, according to au
thentic advices reaching London tod
BRYAN AND WILSON AT
ODDS OVER TREATY
Washington, .hm. f —The Jackson
Day dinner given h\ the leaders of
democracy last night, disclosed a clash
between President Wilson and William
Jennings Bryan over the peace treaty.
The rupture was precipitated by th
reading of a o tter from Mr Wilson
disclosing tlia' the president favors
submitting the ratification of th
peace treaty to n referendum of tit
people, in the event that the senate
fails to rat if’ he document. Bryan
immediate!. 'dared that tin- demo
cratic part' • "iild not go before the
country on an issue involving fourteen
months <»f delay and the final deter -
mination of u i.ich would depend upon
winning two thirds of the senate.
AMERICAN TROOPS TO BE ;
ENTIRELY WITHDRAWN J
FROM SIBERIA
Tufio. Jan. !> A dispatch fmin
Vladivostok today states that the Am
erican government has decided i
withdraw its troops from Siberia.
OISASTER OVERWHELMS
SEVEN MEXICAN CITIES
located near Toomtelo. south of Jalapa,
have been overwhelmed b\ the recent
earth disturbances and a threat laky
is covering Hie former sites of the < i'.
ies. Four additional bodies have been
recovered from the cartht’iunke wreck
OFF ON TRADING EXPEDITION
Albert Ib rskovits and Sons. New V<»rk
lrip through the outlying districts in
search of trade. The time of his re
Lurn is problematical.
DEALERS FIND FUPS PLENTIFUL
the opinion that t!»«• !»»#-.11 fur pnr
I'li.iws this wlntei Will i xcrcH in \ .> 1 tic
those of any previous winter. Purs
nre plentiful :m«l in. nv l.uyers h.n
already secured a considerable numbe
of pelts as a result of trips to the uior
;i result of close competition among
the buyers .md the miount of noney
alreadv expendi <1 will icach largo
hat the total expended in t'u» pur
>rOSpects are that till' fig'll • vill I.
note than doubled before sprint; if
rappers continue a- successful tin
ace been during tla' past t o 11
ninths.
MARTIN ENCOUNTERS
HARD TRI”
la li vc of i1 .• 11 ii*l ■ I5.iv •'otnpiin' .
countering on*- of i!». most difficult
winter journeys of his mushing can
while oil tin* rot urn trip None-.
Trails wfic in It nl condition over i
large i>;irt of tile uny anti overflows
A.ro numerous. While at the lower
»\ the big blow pievniling during ths
lrst days of lost week and was com
lolled to camp with his team in the
•pen. The gale was so severe that
ravelling was impossible and continu
'd so long that Martin says he cmn
tienced to believe it wasn't going to
itop. Having expected to make •Hu
ong stay in the open and had a ditll
■ult time to keep from freezing. I.ong
vperience in the mushing game en
es until the gale Mew itself'oiit but
ie then found decidedly tough tiavel
ng through the new aefiimulaiferns o.
now along the trail. The trip, tie
pile its vicissitudes, wa.-. a successful
rid white fox. ermine and muskrat.
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