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ARE YOU
one of those who seldom
write home? They will
know you are ail right if
you send them the YUKON VALLEY NEWS.'
Mail yours or let us send one weekly.
GOOD PAY ON
DAWSON GREEK
Bergman Bros. Make Good Strike
In Rampart District
Special to the News.
Rampart, Nov. 10.—Bergman Bros.,
working ground of Chas. Johnson on
J)a\vson creek, have struck good pay.
The boys are greatly encouraged and
have redoubled their efforts.
Frank oc Graham have sold out all
their interests on Minook creek to Rai
ning ik Rudd, who will woi*k a lay on
Seattle Jr. this winter and operate on
Little Minook in the summer.
J. R. Frank, Geo. Rudd and F. .1.
Raining have moved the boiler of Frank
ik Graham from Little Minook to Pioneer
creek.
The first mail from Hot Springs arriv
ed Nov. 2. The trail is in poor condi
tion.
Don’t forget that Geo. Bemis prepays
the mail and guarantees delivery on all
jewelry bought of him and sent outside.
We can forgive a man for many things
if he works hard and is kind hearted.
Capt. Barnette denies at Seattle that
he has sold out his interests in Fair
hanks.
Laurin Paype, Cornell college fresh
man, dies of injuries received in football
game.
At special election Tacoma ratines the
$1,000,QUO bond issue for public improve
ments.
Santa Fe terminal building, Topeka, ;
Kas., destroyed by fire. Loss $1,000,000.
Rumored at Washington that Oscar j
Strauss, embassador to Turkey, has re- ;
signed.
Nine New York express companies are
tied up by strike. Riots occur. Men
demand higher wages.
Bands of Monabos revolt in Philip
pines, killing Fail Greer, American.
Troops ordered out to quell insurrec
tion.
King George of Greece dissolves par
liament.
.Justice Grantham on return to Liver
pool from Canada declares Americans
will eventually rule Canada.
Two Chinamen on str. Bessie Dollar,
die at Bellingham of beri-beri. Rest of
crew are ill with the disease.
Connie Mack, Philadelphia Athletics,
weds Miss Katherine Hallehin.
Ed Pikers, leper, returning from the
Philippines east, arrested at Stockton.
Emperor William receives letter that
la' is to be blown up by bomb.
Last shipment of season’s gold receiv
ed at Seattle—two million dollars.
llarriman lines selling out its Hill
roads stock.
Plan of 140 Industrial Workers of the
World at Fresno, Cal., to break jail, is
frustrated.
King Cole, star pitcher Chicago Cubs,
signs d-year contract with team.
To avoid disappointment, see that you
leave your orders for Christmas presents
early.—Geo. Bemis, the live jeweler.
The men who do things are bound to
make enemies.
DON’T WANT IT
A CHEAP CAMP
Attempt To introduce Pennies Into
British Colony Fails
Salisbury, liliodesia, Nov. 10.—The
people here have successfully blocked
the attempt of the Chartered Co. to
make this a cheap country.
The company shipped in if at Ml of Eng
lish pennies, “to reduce the cost of liv
ing and develop the country.”
The merchants refused to take the
coppers so they were given to the post
office, which passed them out instead of
3-penny pieces, the lowest coin in gen
eral circulation here.
The saloons secured contribution box
es, and the pennies were then shipped
back to England for the “fresh air fund.”
Let Tack Cavauangh supply you with water
and ice. Prompt service. Water the hest in
the count!y.
YUKON CLOSED.
The Yukon closed Friday, Xov. 4, at
11 :84 a. in., and another volume of
“Scotty” Kay’s slopping record is com
plete. Last year the river closed Xov. 8
at 12:80, just about 11 hours earlier than
in 1010, though the season was much
later this year.
“Scotty” was standing at his door,
watch in hand. Maj. Farnsworth had a
man watching the river at the guard
house. It closed there one minute earl
ier than at “Scotty’s.”
When asked whether he felt offended
at the “baldheaded men” story, Geo.
Hernia replied: “You can’t injure a
Christian man.” lie took the little joke
in the way it was meant. We like him
all the better for it.
Get your orders for Christmas pres
ents in early. Geo. Bemis will he very
busy from now on.
Change vour ad frequently to get the
best results.
The man who seldom does more than
his salary calls for has. little salary to
call for.
Going to the Old Man Country ?
See l s for Your Outfit. Everything for Man nr Betfst.
GOAL OIL $6.50 AND $7. Dog Fish 5c lb.
MISHAWAKA!—Ball Brand—You'll like them!
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Short Orders Best of Service
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< Our new DINING ROOM will soon be open. Watch the date.
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PROSPECTORS. ATTENTION.—.Jack Cav
anaugh lias all kinds of second-hand mining
tools in first-class condition.
North Fired,
Washington, Nov. H).— II. II. North,
commissioner of immigration, Angel Is
lam!. Frisco, has been suspended l>v Sec.
Nagel for admitting undesirable 11 imlus,
Japanese and Chinese.
A nugget pin is just the thing for
Christinas. Geo. Bemis makes them.
THE NEWS IS ENLARGED
The News springs another surprise this week. The
paper has been so well received that a demand has
arisen that “more of it" he issued. The News’ press
does not permit the printing of a larger sheet, so two
pages have been added.
The amount of advertising is increasing at such a
rapid rate that in a short time there will hardly be room
for any news items in a four-page paper. Consequently
the paper must expand, for it aims to give all the news
no matter at what cost.
Another printer has been added to the News staff.
This means increased expense, but the people reap the
benefit of the improvement.
The paper will continue to give tlie news, written
in brief, snappy, entertaining style. Only there will be
more items. That’s the Yukon Valley News’ wav.
FREE
EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU
(The News has started a free employ
ment bureau in connection with its want
ads. Any man from any place in Alas
ka can place an ad in this column and it
will cost him only 2oc an issue to cover
composition. If he gets no work the ad
won't cost him a cent. Everybody who
has odd jobs to be done will help a
worthy cause by applying at The News.)
WILLING, capable man wants work of
any kind. Will do odd jobs at reason
able price. Apply at News.
STRONG man will saw and chop wood
by the cord. Apply News.
WANTED—Good work dog; also hand
sled. Apply at News.
NATIVE woman wants to help around
house, by hour or day. Apply News.
BACHELORS—Do you want a man to
cook your meals? Apply at News.
FOUND—Near Vachon’s store, a large
white fox boa. Owner can recover
same by calling at the News.
FOUND—Stray dog. Owner can have
same by proving ownership and pay
ing for this ad. Apply News.
Mail for the outside is never held
back. Remember this when buying a
present of Geo. Bemis,
The News contains straight news.