TUESDAY
For Benefit of the Good Samaritan Hospital
A Grand Ball
Will be given by the hospital board in
EAGLE HALL
Tickets $1.00. Can be had at the door
LONE WOMAN
BESTS TRUST
Gets a Permanent Injunction
Against U. S. Steel Subsidary
Corporation.
liililiin;:, Minn., I>ee. __The
fionic «»f Mrs. Elizabeth llukari
l,iend will not I limbic into I ho
j^ivnl open |• iI «»f the Oliver Iron
Mining company, for Mrs. I.icnd
lias won y victory over I lie big
siibsiiliarx of I In* United Stairs
Steel corporation. Judge Martin
Hughes lias granted the woman a
permanent injunction against the
Oliver company, restraining the
corporation from disturbing I lie
l.iend home and ordering the.
eofiipanv to pay the eosts of I lie
suit.
Mrs. I.iend owned a lit lb* home 1
near the great Sellers open t>it of |
l lie Oliver company. As the id in - j
ing and stripping operations ad-J
vanced. peril came. If the work i
were imt balled the dwelling j
would topple into tin* excavation.!
Mr>. l.b-iid took her I roubles in
to court.
Tin* open pit mine has not been
fc-'H-i'vi-d -11n*«* last February, when
Mr-, t.u'iid applied to I lie district
court for a temporary injunc
tion. !
A. F. Ilerpick. for live years
with the Washington-Alaska
Hank at Fairbanks, and now ag
ent of the New York l.ifc Insur- !
?mce fin.: K. II. Mack, secretary'
«.r tTie Fairbanks Commercial ,
*'lub". N. (i. Hansen, a merchant j
nt Fox: A. K. McLean, a store- !
"keeper at Fox. and Sergeant .las. j
T'agan, of the Signal Corps sfa- I
iioned .'it Fairbanks, who were all
sub|»oenaed iu the bank cases,
relurn for their homes over lhe|
trail iu the morning by way of
Mcintosh stages.
•I. ('<. Kayers, who leaves fur I he I
interior metropolis in |ln> morn- I
ing, is Miir of the owner.* of Him!
eatapillar fraction engines oper- |
at inn in Fairbanks ami on Hie!
•recks, hauling wooil, Tin* Irar-j
•lor is ;i ureal success. lakinn \5 i
cords of wood ni a single load. !
where four-horse teams ha\ e ,
I'«11 oiil> aide lo 11; 111«11 • ■ frolii
I wo lo I liriM* cords a I a I • »si *1.
An til I <*iii pi was made on Sal-j
nrday lo lake I In* mail oiil of I'.or- |
dova. lull only succeeded in I
reaching twelve miles from lown,
when il had lo be returned. II !
^appears I hill I ho snow plows are |
al the scene of I lie slides. 1ml are;
oiil of fuel nnd a new supply cuu
riol reach I hem. Some sleps are
being taken lo have the inlerior
mail senl I his way in ease Ihe
irains are nol opcraliiiK hy Ihe
lime of Ihe arrival-of Ihe North
i western from Seat lie.
Dougherty & Ferguson, for the
J balance of Decemhof, are gelling
goods nl reduced price*.
Dougherty & Ferguson, for Ihe
i balance of December, are selling
j tfonds at reduced prices.
1 Dougherty <fc Ferguson, for the
balance of December, are soiling
uoods at reduced prices
Dougherty <fc Ferguson, for the
• balance of December, are selling
| ffnods at reduced prlcos.
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BLOWS WHISTLE
EVERY BREATH
Doctors Are Unable to Remove
Toy Which Lodged in
Itnshville, Intl.. Dee. llO.--llalph
Johnson, a I iJ-year-old boy, swal
1«I a I• »y whisll<> and I lie doc
tors have been unable to remove
il. The whistle is lodged in the
hoy's lb mat and il blows with
eaeh breath he takes.
An operation will be pur for til
ed as soon as possible in order to
remove the toy.
DIES OF GRIEF
DAUGHTER'S DEATH
Madrid. I)ee. 30 Xieodeines
Minute/., ehi»vf exerut inner of
Spain, died of grief over" I In'
death of his daughter, who n« *
"i* reeovered from I he slmek of
being abandoned by her lover
when li«' learned nf her father's
• •eeiipal ion.
BIG RECEPTION
FDR UNCLE JOE
Boy's ThroaJ,.
Washing! on. I). ('».. hue. 30.—
A monster reception is planned
for Uncle Joe Cannon on his re
tirement. from congress, accord
ing to Representative Jones, of
Virginia, in which both the Dem
ocrats ami llepnhlicans will par
I icipalc.
<iiis Mani hy, young son of Ted- 1
Jy, is nmler I tie doctor's care, as '
lie ran a needle in his arm. The
needle is still lliere. Inil as soon
(is If M*ii I i»i I I hi' doctor will remove I
il.
The liiiineh Flirt will lea\e fori
F.llamar. I.amllock ami Fidulgo t
nl M o'clock mi I lie morning from
I In* iii11 iiic i|hi I dock. For freight
ii11«I passage apply on the. hoal.
.Inlues K. Wilson is now iiion
itig freight fop Die Midas prop
erties from the landing to I lie
copper properties on the hill.
.1. <*,. Savers, .1, t«. Johnston and
J. T. Medilliran return to Fair
hunks in a private conveynnee in
the morning.
As a mailer or fact 'The (Jiff" j
iiH the most comfortable place to I
stop in Valdo/.. Why not go j
there tlrsl and savo the embar
rassment of changing?
Dougherty Ferguson, for t he
iMlnnce of December, arc selling
goods at reduced prices.
FOB 8ALE.--Bingor sewing
machine, fine condition. Apply
Henry tfuesslorf. 'Phono 7.
"The OlifT" is healed with
steam, real steam, and you can
feel It. In fact, you can lei Ih
the fresh air and still havo all
the warmth you want.
YUKON ARRIVES
WEST TONIGHT
Christmas Dinner Between Ketch
ikan and Juneau—Goes
to Unalaska.
Till' SlCilUMT Vlll\0|| 111' I III!
Alaska ('.nasi ••mnpany, arri'.cd in
Yabley. al 3:."J0 this afte.nnoi; af
Ir a quick I rip via t li«r inside
passage. She brought ! "> Ions of
freight for Yablez, ;ons for
the (ilill mine ami 75 Ions I'-u
1'ort Liscum.
Tin1 Yukon will lake I In* place
of Ilir Dora In Ihr* westward Ihis
I rip and will go as far west as
Unalaska. Aboard I he boal arc
J. A. Murphy and wifo. who are
going to Latouche. where Mr.
Murphy is interested in some cop
per mining properly, upon which
he has a crew of men now work
ing.
Tin* Yukon will slop al I'orl j
Wells lo unload I). M. Thomas
and a parly of four, who have (
with Ihcm 15 Ions of mining ma
chinery |o place on I heir prop
erly, which they iiilend develop
ing. This is the second shipment
which the Yukon has taken into
I hat section.
Many witnesses from the west
ward will go west on the Yukon
and on her return trip it is ex- >
pected about twenty who are to
testify in the Afognak eases, will
return to Yaldez when that I rial
will be heard in he district mini.
The boal will go west some
lime lonighl.
The Yukon was between Ketch- •'
ikan and Juneau when the stew
ard, Harry I Mike, served one of 1
he best meals ever served on a
)oal on fhr Alaska run, as ran
>«■ sr»*n liv I fir following lull of 1
rare r
Tofcr f'oinf «ysli»rs «n half
HKI.IS|{KS-.-()iiemi nfhrs, rid-1
•ry i'ii hunch. pickled Knpli-di j,
valimls. iiiu'liifvcy basket.*, sweet j
lickles. sailed almonds.
SfH I'-Cmim of cliicfti'ii a la',
llliine. mnsomrue priulinier . I
f*'lS|I — fiak*><T while fi.-li marl re I
I'liolrl sauce. Ilollamlaioc p««- i
laloes. J'
lU)||.r,:ii—lloilcil Virginia pea-j'
mil ham. champagne »nuce.
KXTIIKKS—l-'riiMl baby ehirkettl
a la Maryland. hrai>vd sweel
lii-fads .lanlimere. rompolr «»f a"
sorled frnils, boiled rfl'e.
IIOASTS—ShilVcil Vakinia rorn
fed Turkey willi cranberry sanco. '
domnslir jroo.xc wllh baked ap
plet*, Kaslern prime* rihs of beef
and Yorkshire puridinfr.
KAI.Ah—Hliccd tomato and cu
cumber, maynnnise.
VK(*KTABMW~Bnow potatoes,
baked sweet potatoes, asparagus
on tnasl, corn on I ho roll.
I -Christ mas plum
puddimr willi hard and hrandy
sauce, liol miner plr, jrreen applr
pie a hi mode, layer rake, lady
Angers, mararoons. idnrapplr
Himdi', orange Jolly, confection
ery, Smyrna llprs, Kurd dalrs. or
anges, bananas, grapon, Ameri
ran rheese, Hnqueforl cheese.
Ten. rofTt'e, chocolate.
Steamer MovamanU.
Mnripnaa.1 bound south.
Northwestern, Seattle.
Yukon, In port bourrd for f'nahis
ka and wnv points.
JUST ARRIVED
Mr. Ben Silverman, the merchant tailor, has just arrived from the
outside with a full line of up to date suitings.
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN WOOLLENS.
For thirty days you can take your choice from the finest stock ever brought
to Alaska.
ANY SUIT $35.
A few uncalled-for suits can be had at your own price.
BEN SILVERMAN, Merchant Tailor.
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i Launches and Lighters
I For Salo, Rent or Charter
* Weekly service to Ellernar
► Landlock and Fidalgo
► Capt- D. E. MOKKIS. City UiK-k
When In Seward Stop at the
COLEMAN HOUSE
, GEORGE SEXTON. Prop.
► STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
£ Fourth Ave Scwaro.
Fagerberg Bros
NIZINA, ALASKA
General Merchandise
Miners & Prospectors Supplic
Fresh Goods—Reasonable Prices
Chas. R. Crawford
Wall Slreet Phone 159
PUte glui, window tliu, roofinf and
build ills'paper*, roofing pitch, lime, ce
ment, plaster lath, shingles, builder*'
hardware. Shop and job work of all lei ad •
Windows, Doors, Moulding, Finish
ing Lumber
Agents for Fairbanks, Morse <Sc Co.
Valdez Sheet Metal Works
Manufacturers of
YAKSHAW STOVES
Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Water Heating, Pump* and
Well Points.
Sheet Metal Work of Every
Description, Hose Valves,
Irei npe, Fittings.
/ALDEZ BAKERY
Nothing bwt best materials used.
RESH BREAD DAIL>
All kinds of Cake*, Piers, etc.
made to order
Bread—10c tp»c loaf—3 for 25c.
Doughnut* A Cakes, 15c doz.
hone ordara oromptly dallvarad.
WOOD & HENRICH, Propa. j
Mariposa Sailed.
The .-(.imiiiioi* Mariposa >;(i!•>•! |
I H n rfock Sunday r«»r iff*-I
lilll III'- rolldWiflK' pil-THUtM*?! !
coin I li is port :
K. X. tH'iuly. K. Srfrwankn.
Hr. ami Mrs. II. <1. Wnnd. II. II.
'rales, ,f. I',. Sali*. f>r. ami .Mrs.
V. (1. (lassrls. .f. f'.lark, K»t. \V»*sl
iriMtli. Susan <». fluiiorr. .1. A.
lackMint. i'na Kurrli, I.. K. Wing,
*11 In Jacobs, AI Kink. \V. A.
Hrkoy. W. K. Srnilh. I>. It. X«miI,
P. C«. Weal, K. T. Haritellt», <•»•«».
A'cftrh, li. II. Rt'ifvcn, f,. Toxin*.
«\ \Y. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. II.
Hamilton. J. K. Hnrrnc, .1. I,.
Vfrfffnn. Ki»r .fun.-an <!. Paprr.
f, W. Hill, John Hum-man. For]
!'»»nl«»va l(, A. Jncknoh ami Krrd.
Ilarf.
(IniHo horse ann comfortable
r-ullor fur lent hy day or hour.
Halo roHHonal»b\ Apply Fred.
Fish, phono t7.
Room and hoard at the Grand
Hotel $1.50 per day. Home cook
ed rm«ala nnd good brd*. Mr*. H,
Rhartn.
II is worlh whilr iaking a
chance «»n I ho *800 diamond ring
being, raft'led al Planl & Com
pany's, jeweler*.
TABLE QUEEN GROCERY
AND BAKERY Phone 156
Can Supply your Wants in Fresh Fruits, Fancy Gro
ceries and other Good Things to Eat
FAMILY SIZE HOME MADE BREAD
Three Loaves For 25 Cents
Prompt Deliveries R. SCHMIDT, Prop.
Alaska Coast Co.
The "INSIDE ROUTE"
To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports and Southwestern Alaska
S. S. YUKON Leaves Seattle January 20
Connecting at Seattle with •Heaiwr* of the AlusUst-l'acille Steamship t'o. for
Southern California port* Sailings every Monday and Thursday. Through
Service anil l,ow Hates. ISitrlit revrveri tochantrc steamers and sailing dates.
B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO
General Agent Local Agent
Seattle Sailings Just like the clock
Fine steamships Mariposa. Alameda and Northwes
t«»rn leaving here about
1st, 10th and 20th
of each month all the year around.
Mail, Express, Freight and Passenger line
ALASKA STEAMSHIP 60.
VALDEZ DOCK CO., Local Agent
Now is
The
Time
To advertise. If businoss is quid
invigorate it by bringing your
wares before the buyer. No mer
chant ever succeeded by cutting
down his advertising Just because
money tightened up a little. On
the other hand the merohant who
gats ths monsy is ths one who
oreatss a demand fop his wares
through ths advsrtlsing columns
of the newipapsr.
If you havs something for sale
write up an advertisement telling
Its msrlts. We will bring It be
fore the people and are oonfldent
It will bring results. Try It.