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Send or Hold them for
Louis Erickson
NOME, ALASKA
Resident Agent For—
ClfSert Kersftooits and Sons
Importers and Exporters of Furs and Skins, New York City.
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. G0SHAW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for Ituw 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 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
or bale. All payments 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
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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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THURSDAY
BILL PROVIDES FOR WAR
WAGE ON RAILROAD
UNTIL SEPTEMBER
Washington, Feb. 18—The wages
established by the Railroad Adminis
tration during the war period would
continue in effect until September 1.
this year under the provisions of the
Railroad Registration bill, the confer
ence report on which was presented
today to the House and Senate.
PAUL DESCHANEL BECOMES
FRENCH PRESIDENT
Paris. Feb. 18—Paul Deschanel be
came president of France today. The
inauguration ceremonies were the most
simple over known and the public
demonstration was slight.
REPUBLICAN CLUB AT VALDEZ
ENDORSES HERRON
Juneau, Feb. 17—The Valdez rte
publican Club Satuiday unanimously
endorsed Chas. E. Herron for Re
publican National Committeeman.
Herron is daily growing stronger in
this section and his success appears.
BURGLARS GET WORST OF GUN
FIGHT WITH POLICEMEN
Greenwich, Conn. Feb. 16—Two
burglars were killed here in a gun
fight in a dark celler with Major Al
den McMurly, state policeman, early
today. The shooting occurred tit the
home of Mrs Eliza (!. Morris. .Mc
Murly. was wounded in tho battle.
DECLARES U S SOCIALISTS
NOT BOLSHEVISTS
Albany, N. Y. Feb. 19—“The Soc
ialists in the United States are not
Bolshevists, but their social demands
are made along' the lines of the
Marxian school and are similar to
those of the Bolshevik!”, declared Mor
ris Mlllquit, the noted Socialist lead
er today when testifying at the trial
of five suspected Socialist assembly
men who are charged with disloyalty.
Uillquit was closely cross question
ed regarding his own attitude toward
the government during the examina
tion and admitted that he had never
purchased Liberty Bonds or other war
securities.
CENTRALIA MURDER
SUSPECT FREED AT
MONTESANO TRAIL
Montesane, Wn. Feb. 19—Bert
Faulkner, the eleventh defend nt in
the Centralia Armistice Day murder1
case, was freed at the CIOS'* of today’s
hearing on a motion by tho state at
torney for a directed verdict. Tho evi
dence today indicated that Faulkner
could hardly have been directly con
nected with tho shooting of the armis
tiee paraders and was apparently not
conneeted with the alleged I. W. W.
SHIP 8ALE INJUNCTION GRANTED
AGAINST SHIPPING BOARD
Washington, Feb. 19—A temporary !
injunction to prevent the sale of the
thirty odd former German passenger i
liners, which were recently offered by
the United States Shipping Board, was
granted today by Associate Justice
Bailey of the District Court of tho
District of Columbia, The application
for the injunction was made some
days ago by William Randolph Hearsf,
the noted newspaper owner. Congress
is investigating the proposed ship
sales and is expected to take action
regarding their disposal soon.
NEW YORK LEAD8 ALL STATES
IN WAR LOSSES
Washington!. Peb. 19—New York
leads «U states of the union in the
actual number of battle deaths sus
tained in Europe, according to figures
given out today by the War Depart
ment. • Det ths from battle sustained
by troops mustered In in New York
state exceeding those of any other
state hy a considerable majority.
The highest percentage of deaths,
based on then umber of troops in ser
vice is given to Montana by the de- ;
partment figures.
NEW AMBA88AD0R TO
ITALY CONFIRMED
Washington, Feb. 19—Robert Un
derwood Johnson, whose nomination
for the poet of American ambassador
to Italy was recently sent to the sen
ate by President Wilson, was today
confirmed. Johnson will succeed Thom
as; Nelson Page, who recently resigned.
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SUPPOSED DEAD
ALASKAN PROVES TO BE
VERY MUCH ALIVE
Seattle, Feb. 19—Letters «»f admin
istration issued a few days ago on
tlie estate of John S. Nielson, un
Alaskan, at the instance of persons
who claimed that he had died, will be
cancelled, as Nielson has written from
Rochester, Minnesota, that he is still
alive and has use for five thousand
dollars which is held on deposit in
his name In a local bank.
PRESIDENT SENDS REPLY TO
ALLIES REGARDING ADRIATIC
Washington, Feb. 1J>—I’resident
Wilson today completed his reply to
the note forwarded to him by the Su
preme Connell of the Allies regarding
his attitude on the proposed settle
ment <>f the Adriatic question along
the lines suggested by Lloyd George.
After outlining his reply. Mr Wilson
sent it to Acting Secretary of State
Folk, who is putting it into proper
forai for transmittal to the Supreme
Council.
There is no decision in the com
munication regarding making the note
public and none will probable be
reached until the Allied premier's have
been heard from. It is understood
that they have already been approach
ed regarding their wishes in this ros
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MEXICANS CAUGHT
WHISKEY SMUGGLING
Laredo, Tex. Feb. 1!)—Five high of
ficials of the Mexican Customs Depart
ment are in jail at Neuvo Laredo,
Mexico, on a charge of attempting to
smuggle whiskey into .Mexico, as a
result of recent exposures of illicit
liquor trading. Reports from Neuvo
i-nredo say over ten thousand dollars
worth of whiskey is in the custody of
the authorities which was to bo smug
gled into Mexico from Canada.
SHIPS BUILT FOR FRANCE IN
U S. DECLARED UNFIT *
I'aris, Feb. 19—of .. total of eighty ji
ships built in the I nited States for
the French government during the
war period, not one lias been able to i
put to sea and are practically useless ;
because they were built of unseason- I
ed, defective lumber—this was the l
leclarution made before the Chamber
>f Deputies today b> I'nder Secretary
)f State,.M Hignon during a report on
he French shipping situation during i
he war period I
The secretary said not <>ne of the I
‘ighty two lumber vessels ordered by i
•’ranee was delivered owing to their ‘
Infective construction making it im
losgible for them to cross the Atlan
>ENDING LEGISLATURE
ABOLISHES ALASKA
SURVEYOR GENERAL
Wfeshingfton. Fel^, 19-*-Legislation
imed at abolishing the office of Unit -
il States Surveyor General in Alaska,
n Washington and * In eleven othe
Western States where this office still
JQists is carried in the legislative,
xecutlve and Judicial appropriations
ill, which was reported to the house
f representatives today.
IRS CATT URGED TO
RUN FOR SENATE BY
‘WOMANS VOTES OPPOSERS
Washington, Feb. 19—A sugges
on that Mrs Carrie Chapman Cat*,
'resident of the new league of woman
oters, or Miss Mary Garnett Hay,
nter the field for United States sena
>r in N'ew York state, is contain* d in
;i lot ter addressed to Mrs Catt by Mary
r;- Killbreth, president of the nation
al association opposed to women suff
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KRISTAN BACK
FROM SUCCESSFUL
FUR BUYING TRIP
.lake Kris tan. proprietor "f tin
Emporium, returned Tuesday from a
successful fur buying tour in the
-Coyuk and other interior sections. Mr
Cristan was accompanied on the jour
tey by AI Winkler, who acted as pilot
nd chafTeur and brought tlie* expedi
ion through the vicissitudes of the
vinter trail without a mishap of any
■ha meter. The two mushers have been
rone for several weeks and covered a
irge area of territory In their search
or trade, A fine assortment of fox
nd other pelts were secured.
Subscribing for newspapers from
lie States and reading your local paper
roe at the expense of tin- publisher or
rlends is a poor way :o help homo
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Louie Erick eon, Kaeota. Minn., Bays: “Received my check; I am m
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Claude Skelton, Bearer Lake. B.
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