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Ship ail your Raw Furs. Whalebone. Ivory, Ginseng:.
Golden Seal .Root, etc. to the
Moose Bay Fur & Trading Co.
TACOMA, WASH.
Where they will be placed in a fur sale and sold to the
highest bidder. It enables you to get the highest price for
them,
Reference, Fidelity Trust Co., bankers. ""1
For price list address Desk C, G,
Cable address: "Silver Fox." Western Union code
Valdez, Oct. 9—The second body,t
found on the Fairbanks trail Fri
day is believed to be that of Her
man Anderson, formerly of Douglas.
He had a receipt in his pockst for
dues paid to the Western Federation
of Miners dated"~May 25th.
F. Altrom, secretary of the West
ern Federation of Miners Union, of^
Juneau and Douglas, says Herman i
Anderson left Juneau and Douglas1.'
:i year ago last spring, and that the i
receipt that he held must have been t
dated May 25, 112. Anderson work-j 1
ed for a while at Treadwell and at
Juneau. He left here to work at' j
Carcross, and left the litter place i
to work at Tantalus on the Yukon 1
river in the coal mine. He had not t
been heard from here until today. ]
Guards placed with the murdered i
man near Willow creek, who hadj
been ordered to searr.li for his pack i
tound the remains of the second} <
man Friday. They discovered tha
he had been killed while sleeping
probably by a blow on the head, as
his head was crushed, It is thought i
I'XCIjK S.AM SAYS THERE
MIST BE NO WAll
Santo Dominga, Oct. 9—A peace
pact has l.een slgreii uy the war
ring factions here under coercion
from Uncle Sam who has issued an
edict that the fighting must cease.
Santo Dominga is a republic on
the island of Hayti, which lies in
the Atlantic ocean midway between
Cuba and Porto Rico.
KKMAINS OF JOHN DOYLE
TO BE LAID AT REST
John Doyle, who was badly injur
ed at Haines iu an attempt to jump
aboard the steamer Spokane while
it was pulling out from the dock,
and who died at the hospital in
Skagway a few days ago, will be
. buried iu the Skagway cemetery to
morrow. Father Turuell will con
jj'ict the funeral services at the
tomorrow morning
ati>.„ , ... After Mr. Doyle's death
I I'mlertaker Harrison embalmed the
j body and has since awaited further
instructions from the dead man's
i brother at Dawson. Word has just
| been received that the body should
be buried here.
The Americans are a shrewd, wise
people, usually gifted with foresight,!
but they have not shown it in their
attitude toward the army and navy
policy. Congress continues to be re
luctant to maintain an adequate
army. It's easy to get mouey for
a militia, for a militia has votes and
friends, but a regular army is far
different. There is a saying that
the Lord-looks after children and
drunken men. This certanly ought
to be extended to the United States.
Of course our separation Jrom for
eign countries by oceans is cause
for not assuming too heavy a bur
den, but we are very, very much
nearer Europe and Asia—many,
many times nearer—than we were
in Washington's time. Occasionally
we get a jar and notice our position
but luck has been with us in the
past, and we cannot assume that it
wilt always continue thus.—W. H.
Taft.
The treatment of prisouera Is
very much to the fore, and the art
icles by Miss Taylor which begin in
the October Scribner on "The Man
Behind the Bars" will shed much
light 011 the personality of the priso
ere. Her observations and corres
pondence with them through many
years enable her to pre6ent very hu
man portraits.
Chicken thieves have been busy
in Skagway for the past two weeks,
and almost daily complaints reach
the Daily Alaskan from citizens
whose chicken houses have been
raided. The last to reich this of
fice was today when Mr. P. J. Van
de Wall reported the loss of sev
eral of his chickens last night.
The Princess May will sail to
night for the south at her usual
time. She will carry 150 outward
bound passengers.
Load For Load.
'•Brown says he drinks b«cause It
drives away his troubles."
"lie exchanges one load for another,
so to speak."—Boston Transcript.
Genius.
"Is he clever?"
"Well, he can hang his own wall
paper and paint bis own kitchen door."
—Detroit Free Press.
iat he was traveling with the man
hose boc'y was discovered Wed
esday, and that the latter had es
aped and ran the two iniles inter
ening between the dead bodies be
3re being overtaken and shot.
A watch found on the first re
lalns was repaired at Prince Ru
ert May 22, 1913, and it has been
iscovered that it belongs to O.
felsou. This corresponds to the
ame on the Industrial Workers of
he World receipt or order. It
ore the name of Ole Nelson.
The chief of police at Prince Ru
ert has been notified and he is
aaking iuouiries. The chief of po
ice a: Portland is also working on
he case The autncrities here ex
iect to hear from bor.ii of them to
lay or tomorrow.
The authorities here have deter
ained to hunt down the murdems
if the two men if possible and to
ee that ihey are punished. They
ixpect. *o ini.ke travel over the Fair
•anks trail safe for men with mon
y or otherwise.
N IV ERSITV* PROFESSOR
WILL TRANSLATE SLOGAN j
Seattle, Oct. 9—To. translate
'Your credit is good" in fifty-five'
anguages is the task set before
lepartment of German of the state ^
iniversity by a Seattle furniture
'rofessor Hans Hoff, head of the J
tore. Dr. Hoff is recognized as an ?
xpert linguist. I
The Seattle house using the slo j '
;an "Your Credit is Good" has
doptcd unique advertising methods j ?
.nd proposes to advertise its goods j (
n nearly every part of the world.
HE UPS AND DOWNS OF
LIFE IN THE NORTHLAND]
Frank Murainatsu, who for years (
iast has been in charge of the buf- I
et on the official car on the W. P. «
Y. R., more generally known as C
No. 200", left this morning for
low ley, a section house a few miles
his side of Whitehorse, where he I
»'iil put in the winter months hust- -
ing fire wood and cooking sow bell* k
.nd beans for the section hands. 11
is the minister used to say in our t
hurch going days of youth: "How /
uscrutable are the ways of Provi- ^
ence". Today we are up and to- i
sorrow we may b« down. One day P
atering to the wealthy tourist, who '
queezes his nickel tip until the i
agio screams, and the next day \
erving an unwashed section hand 4
'ith the certainty of no tip at all. |
iuch is life in this golden land of .
he north. Wowever, Frank has
is compensations, for the winter |
•ill soon be over, and it is his in- .
entiou then to return on a visit |
o his beloved Nippon, where he will
emain a short while and then come (
ack to Skagway in time to greet /
is chief, President 0. L. Dickeson,
n his return in early summer from
london. Then again all things will
e of a rozeatte hue, the tips will
gain be reluctantly handed over
nd Frank will again bask in the
unshine of prosperity.
change at the movies
TONIGHT.
The Hardest Way—Eclair.
The Silent Call—Majestic.
Fugitives—Imp.
The Angel of the Studio—Nestor
4 Reels tonight.
HAND LAUNDRY—The Jandofl
land Laundry on Third street next
o Golden North Hotel, does your
cashing without shrinking the
lothes. Family work given care
ul attention. tf.
PILES CURED -N 6 TO 14 DAYS
'oair druggist will refund money 11
'AZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
ase of Itching, Blind, Bleoding or
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