SAVE MONEY
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
heater is the simplest and best regulated stove
on the market and burns 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 extra 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
after tomorrow. Keep a picture of your old age before you. That is your day
after tomorrow. Save now while you still have -earning power. Make the
start now by starting an account with us.
=RANKmr. riF-PAR TXfFTilST «
VALDEZ BANK & MERCANTILE CO.
INCORPORATED
PROFESSIONAL
OR. GERMAN
IVbone 19 THE DENTIST
omce rooms orer Owl Dm* store. Omoe'hours
K) a. m., toftp. n.. 7 l>. in., to 9 t». m. Suixlays
by appointment .All work L'uurwneert
QR, H. eOCKERILLE
De n t is t
Office in VALI
• Whalint Baildior V
E. E. RITCHIE
Li, VVYER
phonk 13c Valdez, Abt&a ;
C E. BUNNELL
ATTORNEY-AT-1, A W
OHlcpts WhII S'reet
Hhonc :ii VALDEZ
L. V. KAY
ATTORNEY AT J,AW
BRWARD, - AI.ASKA
MINING "ENGINEER"
L. W. STORM. E. M.
VSLDm*, ALAHHA
Bmromrm on M/»«e
Patmmt Sumrmvm J
QmmmaAL Mimmo B nairtm mmtma
s Pnoptm No. torn
F. BUTTERWORTH
Civil Engineer and
U. §. Dtputjr L«nd and
Mineral Surveyor
Blue Prating Hf». I'tmnr. I««0
New York Life
bsnrance Co.
V. H» CHARY, Cty«inMlr(
Va1d«», AUnka. Fhon* 41
ASSAYER
Geo. f. white
The Assayer
Assaying «nd Ore Testing
CORRECT RESULTS
No More, No Less
VAL.BEZ, ALASKA
Valdeas Lodge
No 168.
'Free and Aeccpte>l M;isons
ite*;ula«-Gomrminlcntions first Wednesdays'*
eiwh morvtfi irr. MoKinlny flaII Visi'ors stlwuvs
welcome. !
iliunor:II. Patten »n..W. M
O. C. fiSiovuuids. S«Cr
1.0.
O.FJ
Vlsltitjc nod local Odd Fellows arc re
quested to ivoftlBler ih«ir name with tbe
Vaides <Jdtf Fellows' Club. Regular
moetiiytH, and thinl Monday.
•Gallon.1*. K.:4JCINT. S'-cretarv.
F O E
VAU3ICZ AKRlt. •»-'>. 1971
|M very Kridti»r 8 p.m. Kutrlc Mali
A. M. DierinHC4*
Valdez Transfer
Company
General Trucking and Freight
, ing to all interior points
LIVERY ar d FEED STABLE
STORAGE
Teaming of all kind*
Positively no coal delivered
unless paid lor In advance
UPHOLSTERING and
CARPET LAYING. .
pJ;:T" TOM MAGILL
f * I
Pottoffloa Haura.
Wwrk rlnyg 9 n, m. to 0 p. m.
Kundnvg anil holiday* 12 noon
la 2 p. m. ^
LOCAL ITEMS
Joseph 'WiImiii lias 4»'Khii an action
wsaiust Mumuii Kail C«rt tu recover a
•itio-roiii(l) interest in certain placer
srraiiiul situated in ti>> Kenal country,
deeded In the defendant liy the plaiiitJIT
In roiisldM-ation or IIk former raising
one Ituniltvd thousand dollars for III:
development of tin* sank*. As Cox never
raised si -«ous rciitime Wilson wants lii~
propert-v bark, and hem*- tin* suit.
\»lvlic»*s from CortlotM stall- that i lie
election In thai town is very ipilrt, al
iIioiikIi considerable interest Is tieliiK' man
ifested 'Tw tlif various candidates. Con
siderable votiiiK lor Iimiiic men Is being
done.
Commissioner ItlMlllliatl or Copper Cl'll
ler lias .v-udered liis resignation and will
soon In' succeeded ls>- a new commis
sioner.
Tin' Avas'liiiug up oT *he weather lias
raused tlif Hie tfiay to break up
•on-ldcraliiy.
Iluiis I'lMilsmi, who iiiHh1iiII<'|I J. A. l a- j
(mtImtk Willi ail ax«', liiis been bound over
no appear tli«» VraiwJ Jury.
I
• .
Tin* lii'lirbioii Ion llu» iiKirninv for I
j'uil welfn Willi a number or |«:i~~«-n^< i- j
ami a liir»t»' fi'i'iKliI rnrgn.
Orphcum Program
| J Traii'lMifiif* ami eleriiin* return*.
•.» Ilcsrl' <>r a Moss, a pulitiual picture,
'.I !li's>lr lias 7 liree A mil-*, a rleb com
edy.
4 oulli of Ills Olllee. lii'i'lil ttt^lcril i
sensational drama.
ft Political rrluru*.
•» JciikHis" Trick l'|cluri\ Iiiiuu*m*>*< com- '
edy.
Gent's full dress pult for sale nt
a bargain—bco Ben Silverman the
tailor.
TIDE TABLES
Tuesday, Nov. 6
High liili'H, 0:23 a.m. 0:51 p.m.
Low I ides, 2:58 n.m. .'1:52 p.m. ,
High Mile*, 10:01 a.m. 10:13 p.m.
l,nw 1ld«a, 3:50 n.m. 1:25 P.m.
Thursday, Wov. 7
High TMenf 10:57 a.m.
Low Tide*, 4:30 a.m. 5:08 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 8
High TldoH, I 1:28 a.m. 1 I : I p.m. j
Low lidefr, 5:04 a.m. 5:19 p.m. i
Saturday, Nov. ft
lYigh iLdet 12:15 a.m. 11:49 a.m. {
Low lideft, 5:40 Q.m. 0:19 p.m. 4
JEMOCRATS WANT
CAPTURE SENATE
Afould Elect Enough to Give Them
Control of the Upper House
of Congress.
NEW YORK, November 4.—The de-l
parture of Chairman MeCombs for Ch!».
cago, marks an active and vigorous
fight for a democratic majority in
Lhe next United .States senate, ac
cording to announcement made at
domocratic national headquarters.
The situation wus discussed at a
conference and it was decided to
send speakers to Idaho at once where
a contest will be waged to name a
successor to tho late Senator 1 ley
burn and to capture Senator Borah's
seat. Mr. MeCombs has s«*nt to
Idaho, Gov. Shafroth and former Oov.
Thomas of Colorado.
There are now 43 democrats in
the senate, six less than a majority,
and senatorial vacandies lo be fH
led in Colorado and Idaho.
HEAVY VOTE
QUIET ELECTION
Vole Promises to be Much Heavier Than
I That of the August Election, as Much
Interest Is Manifested
I
•.tiTiloti mi.riling (lauiiri) iikv and warm
wltli almost every voter armed Tur tin;
fray. I'romptiy at R u'duck both <lio
polls were opened and lhe voters began
getting in their deadly work. In the
city I'ajrerson, Adam Swan and C.
Seaicm-n were lhe Judges or election;
!i»an NVIItse and K. U. Ames clerks. tin
I
j ilie iies<Mvailon TIkis. I*. Oeratrbty, Ueo.
j nubbins and Kdward l«. Spiers were lhe
joflloers i»f election.
j Tile closing of the saloons -during Hie
jioJUmk nave tlie town a very qniel ap
pearance, and certainly bad the effect of
lessening driiiikeiiess, as a general rule
iuily ton apparent oil any occasion wliere
there i.s unusual excltciiie-nU The best
"f naliire apiwared to prevail everywhere,
alilioiiKli Hie rrieiiils <>( tin* several can -
!<lidatcs were working hard for their fa
; VMl'l IPS.
At I::(«• o'clock there ||J<1 been ca>t I r>3
I votes in V.tlilcz and »» voles in the lte>
■ 4'1-valloll preeiiiel.. Those wlio are Keep
ing a clo-e tab mi lhe pull assert that
i there will be oii-r three hundred and lir
ll\ Miles ca»l in both precincts liv clos
I
j I UK lime.
J iioiisiderahle jiIm-im- criticism \\a» in
dulled in by voters generally by John
i
Frame get t tug out Noli -Partly.au, Home
Utile aud Snsiali-I tickets each Willi his
name substituting a regular iioiuinee of
these parties. Willie there Is no law
artist substituting names on ballots, jet
the majority of voters feel that the po
' lltlcal trick tines not mme under the
head of -honesty."
Today Ingram \ Uu.~li have been con
ducting a presidential ballot at their place
or business, which has attracted consid
erable intention and very much interest.
At I ::it» o'clock sll.'i votes had been cast,
keeping j.ii close run Willi (lie otticial
polls,
or course no idea can in- valued a> to
ilie probable results, but those kci'pinp
c|o«e tab assert Unit the Noli Partisan
ballols are gniug the thickest Into the
boxes, hut at that there is a threat deal
• >r -cratchiinf going <mi among lhe inters.
The Valde?. Cafo f* one good
place lo cat. tf
For Sale—Horse and Hnrk
board jnsl over lhe trail. In
rjnire room 12, Coppor hlork. If
Room; find board at tlic Grand
Hotel $1.50 per day. Home cook
!»d rrieals nnd good beds!. Mrs. Jl.
3hart».
LEGISLATIVE
NON-PARTISAN
TICKET
SENATORS
B. F.iMIIXARD, OF VALDEZ, mine own
er'and operator.
L. V. RAY, OF REWARD, lawyer, mine
owner and mine operator.
REPRESENTATIVES
H. B. INGRAM, OF VALDE3, merchant
and mine owner.
R. D/GRAY, OF KATALLA, wharf and
lighterage manager.
DR. W. H. CHASE, OF CORDOVA, phy
sician.
MILO 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.
Each was named by popular vote of his own
locality.
All of them are Alaskans of long resi
dence, living in Alaska with their families
the year round. All of them are financially
interested in Alaska's " greatest industry—
n mining. They knew Alaska people and
Alaska needs.
Vote for the
NON-PARTISAN
Candidates-All of Them
Vote for two Senators and four Representa
tives Each 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.
Weather Report
llMl'i •IlK'lt'i*' I* VO..M*
Temperature 7 p. m so.
Maximum Temperature :ir>.
Minimum Temporal lire If.
Moan Temperature ?#.r.
rirar. Calm.
, Stpp at the
SARATOGA HOUSE
Working man'* home—Free Pool
Room—Beat *<fc mmodations.
Lowes! rate*.
J. A. SPENARD, Prop.
FEATURES FOft THE THANKSGIVING BALL
Door Prizes, 8 in number; Raffles, 6 in number:
JSvery purchaser of a tfcket to the ball
is entitled to a chance on these prizes,
without extra charge.* •
All useful articles for men and women.
The»o articles for rufllo will bo on dis
play in tho different business houses.
Watch the show windows.
Uon't torget thf date—Wednesday, November 27,1912