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BELYIDERE ARRIVES FROM
TRIP TO SIBERIA COAST
Last evening the trader Belviderc
arrived in the roadstead a couple
«f days out from East Cape, the
last Siberian port of call on its trip
along the coast. The ship called first
at Petropavlosk where the revolu
tion had somewhat upset things
and the government was in a state
of more or less chaos. All the young
men had been grabbed up by the
authorities for military service and
the real fe it ire of the ‘■itnation
was the Japanese cntrgv in getting
bold of the trading business along
the Siberian coast. They were every
where and gi'’ii.'g prices that the
conservative American (urmaii
would not think of paying: $18 for
the poorest fox skin. Their goods
are not in such demand as arc those
ol Americans and the Siberians will
buy any amount of food stuffs which
are in great demand. The Belvidere
sold out its entire cargo of $70,000
worth of stores and any American
trader can dispose of all the eat
ables that lie brings over there. The
fur trade however is in the hands
CLOSE-UP OF PERSHING
SHOWS STRICT OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 24.—
Someone once said that genius is a
matter of detail. If that someone
was right then Maj. Gen. John J.
Pershing, who will command Am
erica's first expeditionary forces in
France, is a military genius, lie is
a regular demon for detail.
An inspection is a military form
ality not popular in tiie Army and
an inspection by Gen. Pershing is
always anticipated with feat and
trembling.
Thorough hardly describes it.
Last September General Pershing
conducted an inspection of 3000
troops stationed at tiie base of the
Mexican punitive expedition in Co
lumbus. N. M.
It occupied five hours and when
completed the General knew the
fitness for immediate field service
of every man in the command.
“Shave off those decorations" t.ve s
a frequent order to these eultnat
inp beards.
Dirty rifies aroused the General'll
ire. "That’s a fine looking instru
ruent. Been using it for a hot hate
you?" he would ask.
Down the line he went, his ey-s
taking in every detail. "Take off
your uniform when you sleeii" l e
would snap. "Dont you ever wash
those pants?”
Without stopping to eat or for .1
moment's rest he kept at his task,
through the infantry, the signal
troops, the ambulance and hospita'
un.ts and along he long line of mo
tors and drivers in the truck com
panies and the aviation corps.
Pershing knew what he had in
men and equipment every minute
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
BIG
Dissolution Sale
STILL CONTINUES
Last week the Big Store was crowded with eager buyers,
axious to avail themselves of the many great values offered.
Greater Bargains Than Ever
Will Be Offered This Week
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New lots have taken the platces of those allready sold. Big
ger values Until ever are to he found here.
THIS BIB SALE CONTINUES UNTIL AUGUST 31ST.
SEE WINDOW DIPLAY FOB SOME OF THIS WEEKS BIG
OFFERINGS.
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Well, we’re mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit
until we win out. Our boys are oing to France—we’ll be fight
ing in the trenches, in the air and on the sea. But what are we
going to do about it at Home here?
Are we going to break down and sob about it or we going
to buck up and look for the silver lining in the dark cloud.
Over in France, the farmer is digging and hoeing ou tin
fields while stray shells occasionally burst near him, but he does
. ont pay any attention to them—just keps on a-digging ana
a-hoeing.
Freinds, dont let the old farmer in France have anything
on us—let’s just keep on digging and hoeing no matter what
happens; that's the best thing for the soul and business that I
know of.
This Week Specials-CHEESE t
WE ARE NOW OFFERING CHEESE AT A VERY RE- .
DUCED PRICE AS WE HAVE STATED IT WILL PAY YOU TO j
WATCH OUR SPECIALS. j
Limburger Cheese I lb. bricks 23 c., 2 for 45c.
Limburger Cheese 2 lb. bricks 45c., 2 for 85c.
Oregon Brick Cheese 5 lbs. bricks $1.40, 2 lbs. for 05c.
Swiss Brick Cheese 25 lbs. $8.50, 3 lbs. for $1.00.
Cottage Cheese per pound 22 l-2e., small cuts 30c.
Imported Limburger in tins, each 45c.
Imitorted Frontage do Brie in tins, each 45c.
lui|M>rted Swiss, just cut fresh per lbs. 55c.
! Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per. lbs. 27 l-2c., small cuts 30c.
Oregon Young American Cream Cltese, each $1.75.
Polet’s Stores
of the Japs.
Billy Thompson sold all his goods
to the Japs and will not come over
here for some time. He had left
Plover Bay for Anadir according
to Mr. Swenson who arrived in
charge of the Belvidere. They have
established a governing commission
in Siberia and this has not found
itself as yet and it is rather difficult
to say how things or when they will
be finally settled down.
The Belvidere has the Felkel furs
from the Diamond L. Gottsehalk
he was in Mexico. And he saw
[ that his men lacked lothing. And
I so in France he will know every mi
j nute what he has in men and equip
' ment and he will see that they lack
j nothing to make them efficient sold
| iers. For Pershing, in the phrase
| ology, is "a hound for detail.”
Prepare for the winter by patron
izing the advertisers of your paper,
| Mr. Miner!
however claimed that they were his !
and wanted them sold at auction. ' j
To take them then Swenson had to j
put up a big bond. It was discover- j i
ed that a lot of the furs are gone. | j
An offiieal had taken furs out as , j
he needed them and put an official j \
memorandum with the official seal |
upon it to note these, self helpings. ] j
The unfortunate part of this is that j j
the official is dead and recovery ! j
will be impossible.
SEC'FEES I I ISM.
-(’has L. Koss who bought out too i j
Kent's transfer and freighting out- j
fit went Intlher in n’-inp out 5
Steigelmaier and M'Rean. fee’!'liters (
of Nome and Solomon He has also J
secured the mail contract of the m
Steigelniaier firm for carrying 1’. S. i S
mails to Council during the summer !|
With about seventeen or twenty!*
horses, a motor truck etc., ltoss is j
now well equipped to till all freight- : "
ing orders and has considerable, con- i
tracts now on hand.
FOR SAFE CHEAP.
Two 4 n. P. Boilers.
One 12 H. P. Boiler.
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One 10 II. P. Boiler. *
Two O II. P. Boiler. i
BARFING & BEAN CO.
HEAVY ARTILLERY DUEL !
RAGES AUSTRIAN FRONT .
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ROME, July 1.—'There was a
a heavy and sustained artillery duel
all day today between the Austrians
and the Italians in the Corso sector
where the forces of both sides have
been gathering for some time for
an offensive.'
Since the last Italian drive many
of the regiments which have here
tol'ore been stationed along tlie Rus
sian front have been moved to that
section by the Austrians. It is un
derstood that Germany objected at
the time, insisting that Germany
should withdraw her troops lor the
western front where the fighting j
was very exacting.
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