r* 0 r fry r?? fT* ■
SAVE tWfflET
I %
this winter by saving fuel. Coal is expensive
in this country and the stove that gives the
most heat with the least amount of fuel is the
one you want. The
IXL
ESTATE
.4
heater is the simplest and best regulated stove
on the market and bums 25 per cent less fuel
than any other -this means a saving of
Twenty-Five cents on every sack of coal at One
Dollar per.
Why burn up that exti'a two-bits?
. We have four different sizes and extra parts.
Valdez
Bank & Mercantile Co., Inc.
PIONEER OUTFITTERS
SAVING IS SIMPLY GOOD SENSE
He is wise who provides for tomorrow; He is wiser still who provides for -day
<asft£r tomorrow. Keep a picture of your oM ajpe before you. That is your day
after tomorrow. Save now while you still 'have earning: power. Make the
*tart now by starting an account with as.
r.T .■■■= 1 1 ' -=^BiANKING toEPSfWlWENT
VALDEZ BANK & MERCANTILE CO.
1 mmoprffiA-HA
table qoeen bakery —
Can Snpply Your Wants with Good Things
to Eat, ttho ■ Candies and Freak Fruits.
Next Door to Lovc-Wkrtley .
'OREN SUNDAY PROMPT DELIVERY
R. Schmidt, Proprietor
PROFESSIONAL
DR., GERMAN
.w the DENTIST
Oniec ru»tns ovt-r «m i ffrus: more. Ofllec hours
9 *. m.. U>!& p. in.. 7 p. to 9 p. in. Sundays
by AinioimxiK-ot AM wscfc Kuuruatiecd
QR. 4 C0CKE8IU.E
Dentist
"wSiC^Hin. VALUE Z
C. E. BUNNELL
ATTOItNKY-AT-I.A-V
UU'CO.s Wall S"r«'Ht
Phone :ti VALDH5!
E. E. RITCHIE
L A W V H It
I'MONK I:'M ValdeK, Alaska
I,. V. KAY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
rfKWARI), . ALASKA
ASSAYER
— ^ y vi :
Geo. f. white
The Atsayer
Astayirig and Ore Testing
CORRECT RESULTS
.•1 No T,e*V'
VALDBJ5, ALASKA
MINING ENGINEER
L. W. STORM. E- M.
VALOCZ, ALASKA
>?F»0*r« ON MlWKO
PATCH*- Sukybyg
Sc«rrMl Minm*q Ewqiwccriwo
Pmomk Mo. ton
F. RUTTERWORTH
•Civil-Engineer and
U. S. Deputy Land and
Mineral Surveyor
Blue Prwnting Re*. l*lim«!\ |H»
MISCELLANEOUS
New York Life
I . Insurance Co.
W. H. C8ARY, Kepretentativc
Valdez, Alawkn. Phone 41
A. M. ItUoringer
Valdez Transfer
Company
General Trucking and Freight
ing to all interior points
LIVERY ard FEED STABLE
(f}ii ^ ' *■ i•
STORAGE
** ' • ' LZ. '
Teaming of alf kinds
Positively no coaT delivered
unless paid for In advance
!ni ?.-'>•» v \i' ' ' f ({
Subscribe for the Prowireclor. ]
CAMP VALDEZ No. 10
Mfot «vm>y n'liMntey eveillhe at 8 o'clock in
Katrle Tf 11II All members rc<iuest:d t° at
Hind D. II. SLKKM. ArticChlftf
Valdes I,odge
No J 68.
Free ;mtl Accet»t«*l Masons
Regular fcniiniink-ations llrst Wednesday itt
oi»oh month hi Ale Kin Icy Hull VIxi'orH iilwstyti
•w?lcojne.
JuiiK'S II. I'Miifi* •n..VV. M
i'. C- ll-v/nolils. S»c
1.0.
O.F.
Vlsiti isr &nd locnl Odd Fellows »re re
<iuosteci to reK'ster their name with the
Vuldez Odd Fellows* Club. KrguUir
meutir.tMi. Urst itnd third Monday.
<!ftll on 1». S. HHVT. Swnetnrv.
FOE
VAL.DKK AKH1K vQ. \<r.\
!*!•*• every Friday K l>. m. Ka^i** Hull |
UPHOLSTERING and
CARPET LAYING.
P„rr TOM MAG1LL:
TIDE TABLES
Thursday, Oct. 31
1 kJcs, 3:53 a.m., 3:03. p.m.
Low I Hi**.-*. H:5I j»;rn., I0:ir> p.m.
Friday, Nov. 1
Illpfh Hdrw'; 'ti:11 • a,m,. 1:10 p.m.
T.nw I mIcm, 10:05 n.ifi,,
Saturday, Nov. 2,
HUli fhte*, 0:30 n.nf., 5: J1 p.m.
T.ow lldrs, I I :i'fl n.m. fl:fip.tn
Poatofflco Hours.
W»Mik days 0 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Sunday* nnd holiday* 12 noon
10 2 p. m.
fitih«nrlbe Tor *.nc Prosprrior.
For SalfV—Horae and Huck—
bontd .just ovr-r Hip Irnil. Tn
piirp room 12, Copprr Work. If
The Valdes Cafe it one good
>!aoe(fo'Ctt( \t •'
A/hat are Supposed to be Hu4 1
man Bones are Found Near 4
Fairbanks 4
1M iii\i©Ulf i In* 4
nnliny in I'.mi l'iit'a "t cliarn-ii ]
1-IOIleS, I'CJMIi'll.'lt to he those «»i" *
limiiiiii heiiigs, wiiifh ha\o huen <
diseu\ered in u meadow ubuu. <
iour iiuica west of J-'airbunks, <
Couiiiiis.sio'ucr liilion, as coru-: !
lier, ami District Attorue> J. J.
tlrossley wont down the ri\er t«• '
imcstigate. '!
Tin* Itiid wits niadi' in a nii'ad
ow about u mile back from llio
C.liena river on I In- |«>Tl side
where the «> 1 <I (l^na frail ran
in I !'(> J. ()iu» pil"' "1 bones was
found within I In* id ace whero a
t«*n I forjlifcrl} stood, while
(11• * ; i her pili.' was discovered
I wit hi* I liree liiindri'd feel tlis
l a 111. ■
The murder, if murdrr it
is, must hu\e nceurred six
i»r eight >ears ago.
II is known I hat >ome men
were i-iilliny hay in litis meadow
about lln* I im<■ thai would til
in willi I In* snp|ios<>d ragedv.
(in the ri'tnrn n|' the utTi
Icers. Commissioner liillmi .-lul
led that I In* hones w'l'i'i' idiarred
| beyond any possibility of r •;?
nit ion, sm iih one eaii say
if lhe> an- those of n huuiaii
being. Kvideully 1 hex are quite
old for the hone ashes, which arc
partly covered with moss, have
turned yellow... No buttons,
buckles or other finds w re made
that would indicate the burn
ing' of clothing with he bodies.
Where the outlines of the
the charred bones .ere found
tvvcr a space about tiliree i^eei.
• wide and six or seven feel* in
i length;.
| Off at the edge of the wood
; where the oilier nile /of bones
I was discovered, mo.d of Ihe re
mains were within a three-foot
circle with some few pieces
scattered out for a distance of
perhaps six feel in one direc
I "on".
The discovery of In* charre I
I limit s naturally brings to mind
1 Vuko Perovicli. who is now serv
| i11tr ;i lift* term for lln- murder
lop n fellow countryman near the
where lie bill'liei) the liildv.
j
HALLOWEEN
DANCE TONIGHT
Kailili* hull is I»«• i11ticii1111
J'ully i|im'<>i'ulfur lli<' iIsiikm* In
In- gi\eu Imiiplil by the A. B's.
Tin* ' «!«»«*«ioiis> are fully a.s I
handsome as I hose uf I hi* pre":
Jiny hall, a) I hough of ;iii cn
lir«d> (lilVeri'iil charaeirtr. Dur
ing: (In* lunch hour lliose par
I icipaf inp in I he 'e\ ••niug'splen?
ure» will he gjMMi nil opporl1111iI> <
lo parliripak- in a munhcr ol ■
lla.llowYimi ^ainc-, fur which I
suitable | • r i / < • - will he aw a r< !••< I
Jhn winners. The li\c ^ho<1
will he a tscienl ilh* puzvle I•» I In*
many who w ill \ iew I In- uucanin
siyltft. The ladies an* cor
dially invited In alleml and
Ihcffce wilhoijl escorts will he
more Ihiin welcome and will he
made lo fed a( home hy Ihe
conunifl I e«« in .charge.
Palsy Uokuii in a reluming
passenger from the Port Wells
kccHou. where he hn.s hecn pros
pecting during the pn*t sum
mer.
ANNOUNCEMENT
VALDEZ AjERIE NO. 1971, Fraternal Order of Eagles,
beg* to announce a grand ball to be given Thanksgiving eve, November
27, 1912, '
This space wijl thereafter be known as "Eaglet' Corner"', and from time
to time announcement will be made of prizes, raffles, and novelty feat
ures foj this event.
jjflis CQRW*.
SENATORS
B. F. MILLARD, OF VALDEZ, mine own
errand operator.
I/. V. RAY, OF SEWARD, lawyer, mine
owner and mine operator.
REPRESENTATIVES
H. B. INGRAM, OF VALDEZ, merchant
and mine owner.
R. D. GRAY, OF KATAI^LA, wharf and
lighterage manager.
DR. W. H. CHASE, OF CORDOVA, phy
sician.
MII^O KELLY, OF KNIK, mine owner and
operator.
The candidates on the non-partisan leg
islative ticket are fairly distributed geo
graphically throughout the Third division.
Bach was named by popular vote of his own
locality.
Alllof them are Alaskans of long resi
dence, living in Alaska with their families
the year round. All of them are financially
interested iti Alaska's; greatest industry
amtrisg. They knew Alaska people and
Alaska seeds.
Vote for the
NON-PARTISAN
Candidates—All of Them
Vote for two Senators and four Representa
tives Bach voter has that right and
should exercise it to the limit
Vote For
COL B. F. MILLARD
/
For Senator.
The man who does things, and will
do things in the future to help
our country.
BATHS, BATHS, BATHS
BATHS AT THE
ARCTIC HOTEL
The best Baths in Town
Stop at the
SARATOGA HOUSE
Working man'* home—Free Pool
Roonv"Be«t accommodation*.
Loweat rate#.
J. A. SPENARD, Prop.
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