HORDING AT
ARLINGTON
Armistice Day Exer
cises at the Famous
Cemetery.
Washington, Nov. 11.—On the
plain granite rock in Arlington
cemetery that a year ago became
tiie shrine of American Weals
there blossoms today a wealth of
flowers laid reverently there to
commemorate the first anniver
sary home coming of America’s
Unknown Soldier from France.
Again, today, the nation sealed
the covenant of American faith
it then pledged beside the grave,
now covered by a massive boul
der. Again President Harding
made the pilgrimage from Wash
ington in behalf of his country
men, but this time the message
he bore was not the spoken
word, but a simple wreath to
rest on the Greatest One- The
guns that roared the national
salute in honor to the dead alone
broke the stillness to voice a
nation’s pride.
Secretary Weeks, represent
ing the army, and Secretary
Denby, representing the navy, j
accompanied the President.
Henry Martello, with the second
mail from Flat, anived this afternoon,
and is scheduled to leave in the morn
ing for Big river.
Scotty Auld and Frank Beckman
were Thursday arrivals from Tacotna.
LUMBER
Any Length of
WOOD FOR SALE
Delivered to Your Order
J. HEINO
CHARLIE’S
LAUNDRY
A Bath in a Real
Bath Tub
Shoe Repairing
SigniWriting
Paperhanging
CHARLES REBHUN
The H&ady Mao
DISASTROUS
SHAKE-UP
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! Earthquake in Chile
Results in Death of
One Thousand.
Santiago, Chile, Nov. 11.—
hundred houses were destroyed
today by an earthquake at Co-'
quimbo, between Valparaiso and
Antofogasta.
Santiago.—With the -partial
re establishment of communica
tions. Chile’s earthquake catas
trophe is revealed to be of far
greater magnitude than (first re
ports indicated. One thousand
are dead, and many thousands
are in need of food and shelter.
14 Women to 1 Man,
and 30c Lasts a Month
Honolulu.—A^sunny, coral islejin the
South Seas, far from the propeller
churned path of ocean liners, where
women, young and beautiful, outnum
ber men fourteen to one, where thirty
cents lasts a month, was the burden of
the tale of Captain Olson and crew of
tibe American schooner Henrietta, t
wrecked July 16, and picked up many
days later by the British steamer Han
raki and brought here.
The chief of the tribe gave the cap
tain a gaass palace and his daughter !
for a servant. The men had girls as
signed to wait on them, and had a hard
time getting away when the Hauraki
saw their signal, as the women all
wanted husbands.
J. F. Keller, well known operator of
Moore creek, was among today’s ar
rivals.
Alex, and Hugh Matheson, Flat op
erators, are due to arrive here tomor
row.
D. Peck •eame Monday, and returned
to Tacoma on Tuesday.
For a Nice Lunch
or First-Class Meal
Call At
Durant’s Cafe
Fiat <e% ;
WANTED
Bids for .100,000
feet of Logs,
from 12 feet up.
To be delivered to
Innoko Lumber
Company Mill
Catheryo B\rne, of Flat, was among
those who arrived . yesterday on their
way to the coast.
John Madsden, Iditarud, is among
those here who are on their way to the
Outside.
Oscar Nord, from Flat, was among
today’s arrivals, and is on his way to
the Outside.
Billy Jones, well known freighter,
was among yesterday’s arrivals fiom
Tacoma.
Dan McDonald and .Frank Dawson,
well known mining men, were Monday
arrivals from Flat.
Notice of Sale.
In the Probate. Court for the Innoko
Precinct, Territory of. Alaska—B.
B. Smith, Utnited-iSiates Commas
siooer, ex-oflicipi probate judge.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to ao order of the .Probate Court for
the Inooko Precinct, Territory •'of
Alaska, I will sell at public auction, te
the highest bidder for cash, Saturday,
November 25th, 1922, at 2 P- m., Jc
front of the office of the U. S. Commis
sioner at Ophir, the following descrioed
placer mining claim, the property cof
the estate of Wm. tihrisiie, deceased.
Creek claim Number Sixteen Above
Discovery, Gaoesereek, Alassa.
Evan L. Jones,
Administrator of the Estate
of William Christie.
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Northern Commercial Co. I
of Alaska :
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WE SELL ONLY STANDARD, HIGH 1
GRADE MERCHANDISE \
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-Ball Band Rubber and Woolen Goods
For Men, Women and Children. i
Star Hams and Bacon
Petaluma Eggs
Puyallup Canned Goods
' Bel Monte Canned Goods
Carnation and Federal Milk
Trappers, do not forget that we will pay the best [
prices for your Fur, or, if preferable, we will
advance a liberal amount of money-on your
Fur arid ship on a commission basis.
For Sale
PIONEER POOL ROOM
Dave E. Clough — -- IPropJ
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