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DEL NICHOLS BILLIE LA HURR
The Junction
Soft drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, Candy and ?: i';
SOLO and POOL TABLES
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ALASKA GRILL
Our Coffee a Specialty
BOB’S PLACE
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
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SMALL & McDOUGALL
- Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing, Machine and Lathe
Work, Oxy-Acetylene Welding, General Repairs.
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TELEGRAMS
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SWAMP POINT, B. C., Nov. 14—
Manuel Mirando was killed this after
noon by a rock falling- on his head while
working in Swamp Point quarry. Med
ical advice was procured by the aid of
telephone from Granby, but the patient
died before his arrival at Granby,
where he was being taken.
OLYMPIA, WASH., Nov. 14-Gsv
Lewis F. Hart today called upon the
sheriff and prosecutor of each county in
the state for “prompt and vigorous”
prosecution of I.W. W. and seditious ag
itators.
LONDON, Nov. 14—The last restric
tion on the exports of British capital
to^Can ad a and elsewhere abroad has
bedh removed by the Board of Trade.
A general licence has been granted per
mitting the issue of capital for which
special licences from the treasury were
heretofore required.
TORONTO, NoV. 14—According to
schedule the government of the prov
ince of Ontario passed into the hands
of the Farmers Labor Cabinet headed
by E. C. Drury shortly before noon today
when the new premier and his colleag
ues were sworn in at Government House
by Lieut. Governor Sir John Hendrie.
OTTAWA, Nov. 14—An early reor
ganization of the High Commissioner’s
office in London is under contemplation
and it is pretty well understood that
Sir George Foster will be the new com
missioner, as he is now in the west set
tling up some private affairs.
CENTRALIA, WASH., Nov. 14-The
task of officials who are attempting to
bring to justice all members of the I.
W. W. who participated, in the massacre
of American Legion members Tuesday
C. H. SUNDMACHER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
HYDER, ALASKA
baa been somewhat simplified by the
fact that Brick Smith, a league secre
tary of the Centralis I. W.W. local has
turned state’s evidence. Prosecuting
Attorney Herman Allen is authority
for the statement that Smith pointed
out to him four of his fellow prisoners
in jail here as some of those who were
in the I.W.W. headquarters Tuesday
afternoon when the parade passed. Ac
cording to Allen, Smith said ali four of
the men he indicated were armed, and
‘ ‘he guessed they participated in the
shooting.” Smith claimed he himself
was unarmed and fired no shots. He
said that Wesley Everett, I.W.W, or
ganizer, was the man lynched by the
citizens.
H.C. Jackson has arrived from New
York to take charge of the book-keep
ing for the Premier mine.
Bob Jamieson’s dry house at the Ho
tel Hyder is nearing completion. This
will be a great convenience to the boys
who come in wet and want some place
to dry their clothes.
Billy Warner is laid up with a lame
back.
Harry Gould, who put the first dairy
into Dawson, threatens to do the same
to Hyder. He is in camp sizing up the
feed and water situation, and is pleased
to see so' much water. He will probably
bring a herd of bossies here next year.
Geo. Irwin, assayer at the Premier,
has returned from a trip to the south,
His adventures on the outside were
many and varied. t i
C.H.Sundmacher, an attorney of An
:horage, came in on the Taku Tuesday
and has opened an office here. Mr.
Sundmacher Is a real sonrdough, hav
ing gone into Dawson in 1897.
Mrs. W.R. Reid and her mother, Mrs.
VI.L. Brown, ieft Thursday for Victoria
vhere they will spend the winter. They
will return in the spring.
The Confidence under charter to Cap.
3,J. Williams, was in from Ketchikan
his week with 25 tons of freight.
HOTEL HYDER
M. R. JAMIESON, Proprietor
at the Gateway to Salmon River
The Pioneer Hotel of Hyder
The Up to Date Store
Next to Hotel Hyder
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Stationery, Book
Magazines, Etc.
New line of Chocolates
Good Beds and Comfortable
Sitting Room
at JACK McCALLUM’S
SALMON RIVER TRADING CO., Ltd.
HYDER, ALASKA STEWART, B.C.
J. V. CLEGG, Manager A. N. PATERSON, Manager
SAY!!! LOOKS KIND OF CRIMPY!!!
This is the time of year when the thick old Mackinaw looks good to you
Take a look at the woolen showings in our Hyder store—
We carry the famous Black Bear brand and believe me
they are a bear!
Mackinaws Heavy Blankets
Heavy Underwear Gloves
Sweaters Sweater Coats
Heavy Sox Flannel Blankets
Woollen Pants Heavy Sox
Ask Clegg to show you some of those woollen vests “FARWEST’
Make your house comfortable
see the stores in Stewart store
COAL STOVES, WOOD STOVES
HEATERS
Place your orders for future deliveries of coal.
We sell the Aladdin Lamp. Burns coal oil. Produces the bright*
est light. Safe. Economical. Come in and we'll demonstrate
the Aladdin to you.