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COLDS AFFECT
THE KIDNEYS
Mam Sk.iiov:ij l*<N>ple Have Found
ThL- to be True.
Are >ou wretched .n bad weather?
Doe> every cold settle on your kid
neys?
l>oe« your br.ck ache and become
Vre urinary passages lrregulur und
distressing?
These symptoms'are cause to sus
pect kidney weakness.
W eakened kidneys need quick
Doan's Kidney PiJle are especially
prepared for weakened kidneys.
lirateful people recommend them.
J. L. Messersmith, blacksmith,
ToO E. Webb St., Pendleton. Ore
gon. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are
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■ old in my kidneys it caused my
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ney complaint. At times when I
t 'Op .1 over, sharp pains caught me
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up many times dur.ng t>:e night.
Doan's Kidney Pills quickly banish
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FIRST CI.ASS HAND LACXDKY—
To be oper.ed immediately in Phil. i
Abraham's building, next to Clay
son's store. Your patronage w sol
icited. 3-t. |
Eversharp leads for Eversharp
lead pencils in hard, soft and ludai
lible at Kellers. 25< a box.
HAINES NOTES
Haines. Aug. S.— (By Mail).—The
Si iW Company, which has been op
erating on the McKlnley creek in the
I'orcupine country, have shut down
the works for the winter, and came
down to Haiats Saturday, en route
to their homes in the States.
Mr*. S. Sheldon leaves tonight for
Juu- iu where she will enter the St
Ann hospital, for medical treatment.
■While Mrs. Sheldon is not confined
to her bed. yet she has not beeu in
pood health for quite a while, and It
is thoueht that she should have bet
: treatemnt than she can receive
hor». there beiug no hospital here
for women.
Mr. R. W. Wiley, who has been in |
the States for a while, came home)
on :he Spokane, and has gone up to |
Kainy Hollow to look after his in
terests in the Rainy Hollow copper
property.
J. W. Burham. one of the original
owners of the Maid of Erin Coppei
lim. in Rainy Hollow, is here look
ii ^ over the ground and renewing
old acquaintances. Mr. Burnbam was
one of the earliest pioneers of this
part of Alaska. While here he is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ken
nedy.
HKC'KM.IX TAKES
COMMISSION JOB
J. R. Heckman, prominent business
nan of Ketchikan, has announced his
intention of accepting the appolnt
meut on the Territorial Fish Commis
sion, recently tendered hm by Gov.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
| Notico Is hereby givon, that the
, undersigned. has been appointed ad
ministrator. of the estate of John
Fairfield and Louise Fairfield, de
ceased. by the probate court for tho
territory of Alaska, sluing in pro
bcte at Haines, Alaska, and all per
sons having claims against said es
tates. are required to file samo, with
my attorney, W. B. Stout, at his of
fice, in Haines, Alaska, with the pro
per vouchers, within six months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice.
J. B. Peterson.
Administ rator.
First Publication, Aug. S, 1922.
Final Publication. Sept. 5, 1922.
department ok thk interior
lT. S. Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska, July 27. 1922.
NOTICK is hereby given that Leon
F. Ballard, of Haines Alaska, who,
on July 20. 1922. made HE, No.
05500. for Lots 1 and 2, NNW\,
Section 27. Township .10 S. Range 59
E. Copper River Meridian, lias filed
notice of intention to make final
three-year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
R. M. Odell. at Haines. Alaska, on
the 10th day of September. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
N. (>. Hanson, of Haines. Alaska.
R. J. Shepard, of Ha.lies, Alaska
T. D. Pa:^;. of Haines. Alaska. Al
bert Meyer, of Haines. Alaska.
Frank A. Boyle.
Register.
First Publication. Aug. S. 1922.
Final Publication, Sept. 5. 1922
GIRL KEEPS MARRIAGE
CEREMONY PROMISE TO
MINISTER IN ALBANY
I Albany. Aug. S.—Fifteen years
ago Miss Ruth Weston, school teach
er. boarded at the home of the Rev.
J. H. Osterhoitt. then pastor of .1
church at Valley Falls and now lo
cated here,
"1 suppose you will be Retting
married one of these days." the
Rev. Osterhout said to her.
"Wl.en 1 do 1 will have you per
form the ceremony." she replied.
Shortly afterward Miss Weston lo
cated in Iowa. She took up the
study of medicine and became a lead
ing woman doctor. Then she met the
right man. and she remembered hor
promise to her old friend. They
were married here by tue Rev. Os
terhout.
We have just received the "FLY"
which should tempt the big ones.
Remember that it is good policy,
when selecting flyg. to pick out
those which look„good to the lish,
not those which leak good to you.
Kellers have the kind the tisli like.
Popular Fiction at Fopular Prices
A large list of the very latest hilt
on the Edison Ac.bercola cyllndei
have been received by Kellers alio
may be heard at auy time.
Scott C. Bone, according to tele
graphic advices received yesterday by
The Juneau Empire. Mr. Heckman
will fill the vacancy left on the Com
mission by the resignation of J. H
Davies. former member from Ketch
ikan.
Governor Bone said yesterday that
he had not received Mr. Hecktnan's
acceptance, he hoped it would arrive
on the next mail from the South. He
expressed pleasure when told of Mr.
Heckman's announcement of accept
ance.
i lie commission is piep.u 11* 1 u'
the immediate establishment of a
temporary field station at Anan oreev
in the Bradfield canal district, it was
announced today, by Secretary B. A.
tlosselle. Kquipment for this station
has been shipped to Wrangell and
will be transported from there to its
location on small boats.
Anan creek is a small stream, bu
ia known as a red tish spawning
stream. A large supply of egg? will
be taken there and prepared by the
Commission, under the direction of
Superintendent Edwin W.entworth for
planting in oti<er streams. Mr. Wont
worth Is now at Cordova looking over
the hatchery operations there and
will return here on the Admiral Wat
son. Later he will go to Anan creel
to supervise operations of tte tem
poiary station.—Empire.
ISN'T LOVE (JK.W'D?
Quincy, III.. Aug. S.—Embarking
on the matrimonial sea for his
eighth voyage, Daniel M. White, of
Holsman, 111., today marr!?d Mrs.
Mary Bowen, of Clayton. III., vvlio
makes here second venture. Mr.
White has outlived six of Mis wives
and the seventh was estranged. The
bridegroom is 87 years old lud his
bride S4. i
i
DISPOSITION OF
ALASKA MIPS
MADE PUBLIC
Anchorage ami Tort William H. Se
ward Will lie Made Permanent
Troop Stations.
| Definite announcement was made
vesterday by Maj. Gen. Charles G
Morton, Commanding Officer of the
Ninth Corps Area, of the concentra
tion of Infantry commands in the
Territory to stations at Anchorage
and Fort William H. Seward at
Haines. These will be the only two
regular posts in the Territory, but
detachments will be assigned to other
places, one of which will be Nenana.
General Morton, who is accompan
tied by Mrs. Morton and her daugh
ter, with his staff, passed through
Juneau on the Northwestern. He Is
en route back to his headquarters at
San Francisco. He was met. by
Governor none on his arrival and
talked over troop assignment with
him. General Morton said that the
entire party was pleased wmi me (
trip and both lie and Mrs. Morton j
were in love with the country and I
hoped they would be able 'o return i
next summer for another visit.
The announcement of the two per
manent military posts settles a con
troversy that had arisen In conneo
tio with tjie reorganization of army
stations in the Territory. When it
became known that Ft. Gibbon and I
Ft.'St. Michael were to bo abati-1
daned. the residents of Interior AI- [
aska united lit an effort to have'
the command at the former pest
transferred to Xenana. while An
chorace sought to secure it. General
Morton's decision is in favor of the
latter town. For the present, how
ever. quarters at Anchorage are In
sufficient to acocmmodate an in
creased personnel and troops trans
ferred from Ft. Gibbon and Ft. L.is
pending th° construction or
new barracks at Anchorage, will be
sent to Ft. William H. Seward. Time
Is no assurance as to when the An
chorage barracks will be erected as
there are 110 funds at present avail
able for that purpose.
General Morton, in his ;o"fer»iice
with'Coventor Hone yesterdav, as
sured him of a close co-operation
between f e army organization In
the Territory and civil authorities.
COIXG mijiE!
Santa Rosa. Aug.—Jimmy Mur
phy. practicing for the champiofcihip
race at the Cotalt bowl n^xt Sunday,
did a mile and a quarter in .''7 sec
onds yesterday.
ALASKA RAILWAY KXGIXKRK
IS KILLKI) IX ACCIUfcXT
William K. Klliott. wreck.'a? cane
engineer on the Alaska railway, was
killed at Mile 277. July 22. while the
wrecking train was returning to An
chorage after putting a freight engine
back on the track. He wa3 caught
between the engine and tender after
the 100-ton crane and two cars had
crushed a bent In the trestle and
were in the act of toppling from ihe
ftack. He was crushed to death.
CHAMBER COMMER<^E
ORGANIZED AT KATAU-.A
Among the pasacngera on the re
turn of the Pioneer from Katalli
last week, was Geo. C. Hozelet, wht
brought word from Katalla to Ket
chiknn, not to be outdone by othei
towns, and realizing that concentrat
ed effort is the best possible way ol
building up the prosperity of a com
munity, had organized the Katalla
Chamber of Commerce.
At a fully attended meeting of th«
people of Katalla, A. T. Cotton wai
elected president, D. H. White, rtc«
president and C. C. Naughton, mc
retary-trensurer. The new organiza
tlon starts off wtlb much aHthuslaam
and n determined policy to booat for
Katalla and vicinity.
The Chllcat Oil company h«i
brought In one new well and ha* a
second one down six hundred feet
which already Is slowing gas. In ad
dition ( another derrick is being erec
ted and It is expected these two will
be producers before the winter sea
son sots In. There will be no drilling
by the company during the winter
months on account of the adverse
weather conditions. A new atlll soon
will be installed for refining p«r
made around the plant.
When Mr. Hazelet left Katalla It
was reported that the Hoonah Pack
ing company had put up fifteen thou
sand cases of red aud pink salmon
which is a fair pack when one con
siders the season.
Another piece of news waa that
the Clark Davis people with a faree
of seventy-live men gutting out tlra
ber and niuking repairs to the road
bed preparatory to exteudlug the
truck.
All things taken luto consideration
Katalla is (juite lively and baa good
[>ro8pects in sight.—Cordova Tlmee.
GLEN R. PI.1MB SrCXTMM
TO HKART FAILIBI AIT A OK
Death Claims Mas Who Krelrwi Plan
for Federal Operation xud Own
ership of Kailioada of Bolted
States.
Washington, Aug X —Bleu I.
Plumb, counsel of sixteen large rail
ways and author of the Plumb plau
'or railway operation and ownership,
lied here last night from au affee
:.on of th« heart.
Plumb wag born is Iowa la IKS,
v;ia graduated from Oberlln college
n 1891, and waa a law student »t
harvard Id 1891 and 1892. Ha waa
•ounsel for tha city In the o»n of
tilair vs. Chicago, known aa the "S»
>ear case.'' lie derlsed tha Plamb
ilan adopted by the organised rail
ivay employes associations iu tba
united States for roorganlxation of
he railways, which prorldqd that a
■ertifin percentage of tha profits eaah
.'ear were to be distributed to eu
iloyps.
Plumb was a Democrat la pollttoa.
i follower of the Congregational
alth and a member uf MasoiJa ar
lers.
WKDDDIO AT AMl'BltiKAaB
Miss Frances Louise Kennedy,
laughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Jamee 8.
Kennedy, formerly of likagway bat
low of Anchorage, and Glenn James
rruitt, also of Anchorage, ware re
cently married at that place.
Report Of Progress Made So Far
Manager Kane Urges Cooperation
Juneau, Aug. 10.—Interest in the
Southeastern Alaska County Fair
has grown with surprising force dur
ing the last two weeks. This Inter
est in the movement whose aim is tf» •
promote public interest in home
grown farm products Isn't confined
to any particular community or sec
tion, but is distributed over widely
separated communities of :hs South
eastern Alaska Country.
Men who are et-gaged iti almost
every line of business hava express
ed their approval of holding such an
exhibition, some hava vol'inteered to
give a part of their time, and others
have offered their efforts and assist
ance in making the Pair » "".ess.
The large majority of the men who
have expressed themselves on this
subject are of the opinion thnt by j
creating a wide spread interest In
favor of the home grown products,
in preference to the imported goods,
a large proportion of the money that
is new being sent to Seattle for food
stuff will be kept at home and will
be the means of stimulating business
In every line through the entire First
divlson.
The work that U«« Imk doae by
the Fair Committee up to this time
has been confined principle to later
esting the farmers and gardaers in
the Fair. A committee on exhibits
was created to carry on thU work.
A resident of each eommunlty was
asked to accept a place on thii eoat
mittee, and make a surrey of his sec
tion of what is raised, to make a
sonal canvas among the farmers ia
an efTort to get them to either bring
in or send in their products to be
exhibited.
The large majority of the mea who
were asked to co-operata with the
Fair Committee in this work respond
ed very promptly and- with a spirit
that was very encouraging. A few
men who were asked to joia ia this
work failed to respond and a few
others declined on account of laek of
time to give to the work. It is hop
ed that in a short time these remain
ing places will be filled and tke com
mittee will be represented ia every
community in the district.
The personel of the committee oa
exhibits is: Tom Knutson, Ueadea
hal, Judge W. B. Stout. Hatera, A. L>.
1 BIBLE THOCGHT
KB TODA1
—
THE ONLY WAT:—I am th» way.
tke trath, ud *« life.—John 14: 6.
TRUST AND WAVER NOT.—
Trust la th« Lord with all thine
haart; and lean not unto thine own
understanding.—ProTerbs 3: 6.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannoc reach
tho diseased portion of the car. There it
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that la by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal .Htafnesb in caue»<] by an In
flamed condition of the mu< us lining of
the Eustachian Tub.-. Wi.cn 4hls tube la
Inflamed you have a rumoling sound or im
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed. Deafness is th«- :?sult. Unless the
Inflammation can be rt ductrt and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness aro caused by catarrh, which is
an Intlami-d condition of mucous eur»
faces. Hall's Catarrh Med' ine acts thru
the. blood on tne mucous surfaces of th*
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Hall s Catarrh Medicine. Cir
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Pioneer Dairy .i
H. P. SEEMAN, Prop.
IHt SANiTARY SfliLK RANCH
The largest and best con
duct <m1 dairy in Alaska. .
Daily shipment* ol pure
milk and croam to all
points on Whit* Pass &
Yukon Ront®.
Phone 126 and Kellers will dt>
liver ice cream Sunday In time foi
dinner. Order either a three flavor
lirick of neapolitan or plain. W«
will pack It to keep for hours.
...Caribou Hotel...
B. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROS8, T. T.
At the Meeting of Rail ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W.P. & Y.
Route to
Atli~
•ARCRtMS OFFKRS TOURISTS EVERT INDUCEMENT FOR
PLKASANC VACATION
MOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
MOTOR BOATS FURNISHED
Parker, Strawberry Point, «d Sny
der, Teaakee, Chaa. Havana, Hoouah,
B. It. Polly, lltka, Carl M. Swanaon,
Petentburg, W. H. Parrot. Wrangell,
and N. F. Bimiaernftan, Kelehikaa.
Working ia ee-eperatina with tha
□tembera uf Lhla eummittae, 'he Pair
Committee ia )■ diraat comc.unlen
Hon with prastlcally every ranaher
and gardner la Southeastern Alaska. j
This method of peraonal solicitation
la far more effective than latter writ
ing or other methods oi appeals, to
create interest among the men who
are growing foodstuff. After tha res
ident member baa made a peraonal
canvas of hia eommaalty, peraonal
letters will be sent to each rancher
urging hia te lead his support to the
Fair, and to send is a display of tha
artiolee that he is producing.
There is a tendency among eertaln
class of men to hang back and allow
the oth«f fellow to lend his efforts
in makitffe aa exhibition of thla kind
a auseess. The success of the Coon
ty Fair depends upon getting this
clasa of men interested and gaining
their active support. The -sen who
are engaged In raising vegetables In
this sectioB doesn't amount to a Terr
large total, and it la very necessary
that the men who are moit leep'y
concerned orer the success of this
movement sheuld be the one's that
shonld lead tkeir efforts la maUing
It * iu«#eaa.
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First class job print ins done on
short notice, and our prices ara teiy
reasonable. .Take sto< k of your sta
tionary and office forms, and send
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monthly snbserirtJon rate of The
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month by mail, or delivered to your
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$1 a month
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