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.
TRAPPERS
TRADERS
' SHIP TO
WE C. (KIStlAW lot
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE NEW YORK
Alaska Building 127 W. 27th Stmt
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 separute in order that our prices may be ap
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the .Furs will ba. 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 payment^ 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
Yotl will make no mistake by selling
your Furs, Skins and Hides to
Frank Martin
NOME, ALASKA,
Reaidont Agent I-or—
Hudson. Bay Co.
: AND ALL OTHER PELTS
L > WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR
EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX
r MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY
[fur Buying Agency
“ John felkel & co.
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^ J|«ii|p}Dfi^|(Ar Bros and Company, Now York
E 800 M.' W. GRIFFITH, Local Representative, Over Hilfrich
AMEIICM-SIBEAIAN
TRADING COMPANY
IMPORT—EXPORT FORWARDERS
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
FURS, IVORY...
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FISH) AMO FISH OILS.
WE SELL
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IE, WALRUS HIDES,
MINING MACHINERY, MOTOR* MOTOR GOATS * STEAMBOATS;
TOOLS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION, HARDWARE, CHEMICALS. - -
NOME, AIm^mI i, / . . ■ SEATTLE, Wuh,^
* • ' l¥6n BUILDING, SEATTLE, WASH.
CimapiiiJniii In VtuMtaa, EnflllaH, French.
FRIDAY
AMERICANS IN MEXICO APPEAL
FOR WARSHIP PROTECTION
Washington, April 23—Govern
ment representatives in Mexico have
asked that warships be sent to that
country to protect American citizens
and their property, according to State
Department announcement'! today.
Navy Orders Destroyers T» Mexico
l.ns Angeles, April 23—The destroy
er.x Salem and McGawley will leave
I San Diego, probably this afternoon,
bound for Mutzalan, Mexico, pursuant
to orders from the Navy Department
received today.
NO MESSAGE RECEIVED
FROM MARS
Gamer Ranch, Cedar Creek, N. B.
April 22—Working with the most pow
erful wireless apparatus ever con
structed, Dr Frederick, ],. Milliner
and Harvey (lamer, noted electrical
experts, failed in their efforts to catch
any signal from Mars when the planet
attained its closest approach to the
earth yesterday. Although hearing
nothing from Mars, the electricians
picked up Berlin, London, and Hono
REAR ADMIRAL
BRITTAIN SUICIDES
Washington. April ^23—Rear Ad
miral C. B. Brittain, chief or staff of
the commander of the Atlantic fleet,
shot and killed himself April 22, Sec
reary of the Navy Josephus Daniels
was advised today by Admiral Wilson,
commander in chief of the fleet, who
is now at Gauntamo Ray with a
squadron of vessels.
RIGGS SAILS FOR ALASKA
Seattle, April 22—Governor Riggs
and family sailed for Juneau thi
tnorhing on the steamship Spokane.
TROOPS BRING QU!FT TO
COPPER STRIKE DISTRICT
Butte. April 22—A detachment of
the Twenty First Infantry arrived here
tonight from Ft. Wright for duty in
the Butte :Hstrict and a speedy collapse
of the 1. W. W. strike Is predicted.
Copper Situation Quiet Today
Butte, April 23—Peace has settle I
down >Vrt the Silver Bow copper dis
; tr*«. t, billowing the arrival of the fed
eral noops. An attempt to reopen
lhe mines will he mr.de today.
GERMANY PREPARING FOR
FIRST INDEMNITY PAYMENT
Berlin, April 23—Germany will an
nounce before May 10th, the amount
she is able to pay as part of her in
demnity to the Allies, according to
announcements by the finance min
istry today. The finance ministry has
not yet definitely indicated the sum
to be handed over to the Allies, but
it is openly hinted that the amount
will he below one hundred million
SEATTLE FIRM TO BUILD
FIVE BRITI8H TANKERS
Seattle April 21—'The Rogers ship
plant was today awarded a contract
to build five huge steel tinkers for
a British concern at a cost of ten mil
lion. dollars.
tJOHNSON WINS OUT IN
NEBRASKA PRIMARIES
Ojnaha, April 23—Senator Johnson
leads in the Nebraska state primaries.
The California senator’s plurality will
be about 30,000.
SEATTLE POLICE RAID SECRET
HEADQUARTERS OF I. W. W.
Beattie, April 23—The police to
night raided the recret headquarters
of the northwestern I. W. W. and
seized a directory giving the names
of twelve thousand members of the
csnii niion. ri-.i. poj'ce also,acre*;
ed Alice Rosenbaum, a! national or
ganiser of the violent type, and sev
eral other leaders. The %ecnet I.
W. W. stars picked up. in the raid had
a collective bankroll ^belonging to the
organization amounting to twenty
thousand dollars.
Y»u dram a* you Ilka Fraoliar
■ SUBBCRnte FOR THB NUGQRT..
cwwssiHuunus
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
REJECTS UNIVERSAL
FRANCHISE BILl
liOnUon, April 23—I tv a vote o
14 to 9 u committee of the House oi
Commonc today on the t:il»le :'n
Labor Party Franchise P.Ill undei
r.-hlch women would have been given
the same voting privileges is no ^.
U. S. AVIATOR DROWNED
• IN COLORADO RIVEP
Yuma, Arizona. April 23—Lieuten
ant K. C. Hell, V. S. Army aviator
was drowned in the Colorado lilver
today when he attempted to fly un
der the bridge crossing the river at
this point. Hell’s aeroplane struck a
high tension electric wire, the shock
precipitating him into the river where
he drowned before assistance could he
233 DIE IN SOUTHERN TORNODOES
Hirminyham. April 23—The total
death list of Albania. Mississippi and
Tennessee resulting from the recent
tornadoes has reached 233.
WILL TAX STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS TO
HELP SOLDIERS
Washington. April -3—All stock ex
change transactions which are of suf
ficient size to warrant the payment of
a broker’s commission will he tenta
tively entertained hy the Republic;-p
members of the House Ways and
Means Committee as on* of the row
levies for raising money in connection
w'th the pending soldiers relief l^g
islation.
BECAUSE
A constant drop of water
Wears, away the hardest stone.
The constant gnawing Towser
Masticates the toughest bone.
The constant cooing lover
Carries off the blushing maid.
And the constant advertiser
Is the one that gets the trade (Kx)
Th« sky is the limit—Frontier
Ar* YOU a Subscriber Mr. Reader ?
If Not. YOU should be !
NOME TO RETURN TO
-WILD AND WOOLY"
DAYS TONIGHT
If it chances that you hear this
evening a fusillade of shots, aocom
I>aniod by stentorian yells of, "I'm
the rip tail snorter from the head
waters of liitter Gulch;” I'm "kind
of the Yukon” an1 you cun all go way
hack and sit down!”, don't he the
least hit alarmed that your life is in
danger or that the town will he shot
up hy a hootch filled bad man. There
either. Also if you happen into (Cagle
scene out of the past in the shape of
a full fledged gambling palace and
dance hall, tilled with a motley
throng of reckless gamblers and re-,
velers, don't get the idea that time has
suddenly rolled backward to the up
rorious days of ••99”* or ”1900,” when
bright lights glowed from myraid
palaces of joy and Front Street re
sounded the rattle of chips, the whirr
of the roulette table, the clink of wine
filled glasses, and the ribald tones
of untuneful orchestra's and maudlin
roysters. If you see anything -or hear
anything unusual during the evening,
just recall that the Eagle's hold their
"frontier night" entertainment tonight
and instead of heading for the shelter
of your cabin to escape tho wiles of
evil, frisk around’ in your clothes and
find a dollar and go and see the fun.
There will sure be plenty of it. To
start with you buy a thousand dollars
worth of fun right at the door in tin
shape of Eagle Hank currency, with
l which you can buy anything in the
.house—if von have enough of it.
You can "plunge" at faro, buck tlv?
tiger, put 'er on the high card, shoot
craps, hit the kono route and be 1
life at least. Ilesidos there will be
dancing and a grub layout. If you
don't get a thousand dollars worth ■>:'
fault of the Eagles. And if you are
"lucky" and "bust" any of the bank
rools at the gaming tables you are
likely to get one of the fine prizes on
display in the window of Lumen's drug
store. Tear loose, old-top an' lift the
"off" while the show is on.
| CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
SHORT MEETING
{ Owing to the contest over the may.
f orally and the resultant inability to
j seat tho newly elected council mem
• hers, the old council is still holding
the reins of the civic backboard until
the law ordains who is which, so to
doing. Ti
rief session M<
only- routine
Inducted into llice last Sat
l*nt the cohl bnn of justice in
ert between the new council -
ind the comfortable arm chairs
council chamber and there u is
>ld council held
April 17th. the
omniittee. The
BIG MAIL ARRIVES
.shipment comprised full weight <1
patcli. com Lined with an emergency
^consignment amounting: to about
three hundred pounds or so, makin.;
tho total shipment about eight hun
dred pounds or so. in weight. Carrie.
Curran says he learns the dispiatch
kleet and there is no Nome mail there
except the shipments arriving in th
interval since the dispatch left that
point. Two more consignments are
l-Yed O'Niell and IOrnie Amundson
af I’ort Chatham recently shipped 13 J
lMtrrel.«f of Norwoignn cured salmon to
Seattle. There is reported to lie a
good demand for Cook Inlet herring.
The N'enana bridge, which was taken
been rebuilt. It was neCousary to re
place about thirty Lents of the struc
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