AN ALASKA
FUR TRADER
Aftermath 6f LoVe* Ro*
mance in a Seattle
Hospital*...
July • 1=3.’•— John G.
joWe, Alaska fur trader, was
taken into courb today on an ac
tion* instituted by Miss Louise
Dedrickson, 24,. a nureo, to com
pel him to support her aad itheir
onelyear baby boy. Lowe, who
was recently married, offered to
adopt the child and take it with
him1 to Alaska. His bride is now
on the way North.
Lowe, who- is 50 years of age,
met Miss Dedrtckson, by whom
he was attended as nurse, two
years ago in Providence hos*
pi tail, this city.
cattle, July 15.—“Under the
evidence,said Judge Tallman,
“and allegations made by the
defense, the court finds that the
defendant, John C. -Lowe, is
father of the child of Louise Be
drickson,’s the nurse-suing Lowe
'oi the support of herself and
child. Lowe must pay $3,-000
and-support of the child for six
teen years, according to decision
of the court.
Andrew Hanson left this morning' >
for Candle, going as far as Candle on
the Lied Wing.
The lied Wing returned this evening
from-a trip to Candle Landing, bring
ing up Howard Langley.
W. F. Green, notary public.
Any Length ofj
WOOD FOR SALE
Delivered to Voup Order
J. H E I NC
1 CHARLIE’S
LAUNDRY
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Shoe Repairing
Sign Writing
Paperitanging
CHARLES REBHUN
v ^ The fiandy Man
IS
ACTIVITIES
IN CHINA
Sun Yat Sen Does Some
Bombarding Near
Canton;
G&fctow, July 13;-^-Sun Yat Sen:
sailed into Canton harbor today
aboard the gunboat Win# Fang,
escorted by two-cruisers and one
destroyer. After bombarding the
Macao Fofts, Sun Yat Sen an*
nownced he - would not again
bombard the city proper. Hie
followers are now skirmishing
on the outskirts of the city^'.
Canton.—Two Standard Oil
Company barges-, flying the
American Flag,-were fired on in
the river two miles from here by
troops of Yip Kue, opponent of
Sun Yat Sen. A hundred Shots
were tired, but the barges wore
not damaged.
Tokio.—Japanese destroyers
have been ordered to Cantan.
JAPANESE
ARRESTED
Taking" Pictures of Mil
itary Reservations
in Philippines.
Manila, July 15.>-^Fi'i Feuji
shara, steward on the Arizona
Maru, and Motatu Kanegake,
employed in the Manila Hotel* j
were arrested today at Fort Me- ■
Kinley. on the rifle range. The 1
men were caught taking pictures
of the military reservation with
a high-powered, compact camera.
Divorce Oheaperm JLondon*
London.-—Divorce is cheaper in Lon
don today than ever it was before.
Wives, suing as ■poor persons, are
C. D. darter
l Dental Surgeon
K'i
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Office:
E* P.. Werner Bldg
McGrath
shortly to receive specialconcessions. .
Under the old rules a wife could not
proceed with her case unless she first
deposited $20 in court.
With the new rules in force, any pooi
woman can get her freedom, and she
will not be obliged to produce the $20
court money, provided she swear in an
affidavit to the effect that she has no’
that amount of momy in her posses
sion.
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J. M. Streeten, Nome,
Stricken, Paralysis
Nome, July 13.—James M. Streeten.
! for many years a prominent resident of
this cifoyjv was stricken with paralysis
yesterday. His condition is most ciit
ical, fears being entertained that he
will be unable to recover from the sud
[ den stroke.
Northern Commercial Co.
of Alaska
Paints, Oils and Turpentine Caulking .Cotton
Oakum and Pitch
re dynamite, Caps and Fuse. Horseshoes, Nos. 3, 4,ft; *
f
Hydraulic Hose, 6 and 8-Inch. Flume Hose, 12 and l l-Inch
P '
We Have Cut Prices On Flour;
For Sale
PIONEER POOL ROOM
-,.'j.
Dave E. Clough - -- Rrop.. s
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M’GRATH POOL ROOM & CIGAR STORE
Tobaccos Cigars' Candies
Soft Drinks»
Lunches'Served At All Hoursr*
“Service”—Our Motto
Mrs. E. P. Werner - - Prop.
McGrath Roadhouse i
s
Excellent Meals
Service Prompt and) Efficient
A. HIGGINS
Tacotna