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Thorulf Lehmann
CIRCLE “W” LAMB.
It in of great importance to giro
ereryone the best value for their
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money. Circle "W" Lamb has the
undisputed reputation in the States
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of being equalled by few end sur
passed by none, and eeete m more
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4W7 Brooklyn Are., Seattle, Wash,
Merchants Agent.
Will buy Merchandise of all de
scriptions for Dd«1et here or an)
where in the States. Furs bought
outright er said to tilghmt Mddei
on a 8 per cent Commission.
Wanted spedai, cross firm For
wattstone1 Cartel port, rttttotered
Anything to the line at Job wort
at ’Ol'^lldltoni Wortter' Otoee
MtoMUon assured.
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IF OUR FRIENDS A» PATRONS, WHO HAVE MOT YET
RECEIVED OKU OF OVB CALENDARS, WELL 6iT» VS THE1K
IfAlflO, WE WILL BH 6UU) TO MBS THAT ONE 18 BHJV
mn TO THEM. I
(WATCH THIS SPACE.)
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
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Palefs Stares
CL«V9LA$p. £«>b. 7.—floresee
Ing tbal a strike is inevitable the
managers of the various rtdlroads
are n6w making use of the press to
give the railroads’ side of the dis
pute. They declare that the eight
hour day demands of the workers
are unreasonable; that one hundred
million dollars would not cover the
expense entailed; that railroad earn
ings have been falling off for the
past few years enormously; that
the revival of industry and railroad
activity should not tw Interrupted
by suck an unreasonably demana
upon the part of the workers.
The railroaders themselves today
launched their campaign of publicity
and are subjecting the roads to a
scathing criticism much more pene
trating than they have yet turnea
upon them.
The men insist upon the eight
hour day;, they claim that by the
elimination of useless salaries ana
the payment of useful wages the |
railroads will be able to operate
more efficiently with the eight hour
W M well m MM'totff. They
claim that the tnain 'trouble with
^e roads is that they are regarded
by officials with huge s&Iarifih ah re
venue producers for them and their
relatives.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.—The Wall
Street Journal says that the indus
trial situation is drifting directly on
the^^ochs^imle8S8om^meansli
found of settling the railroad
the coal workers difficulties,
ir says' fhat it Ik notorious
ttie blind1 dffiOtaidom of k| tW.
industries that the Pennsylra^ k.
Virginia, Ohio, HUhOls, and South
ern Colorado coal miners are plan
ning for concerted action with the
railroad workers and will strike to
gether.
Fresh salted Fernet
Almonds
TORONTO. Canada. Fob. 6.—It
is feared now that aeroplanes ope
rating from some section of the
United States border states, have ef
fected the explosions which resulted
In'the outbreak of Are ih; the Parlia
ment buildings.
Several structures near by have
been mysteriously dynainltod from
the roofs and It is believed these
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were bombed from flying machines
and destined tot public buildings. It
(b not too much too say that Canada
is gripped in dn aeroplane scare.
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OTTAWA, Feb. The Hcspeler,
Ont, munition plant was destroyed
today by a dynamite explosion. The
cause of the dynamiting is state* to
have been the Fork of b mbista.
The destruction ot the plant has
accentuated feeling throughout the
Dominion7 of Canada. ’ >
TACOMA, Feb. 6.—An explosion
in the Du Pon{ De Nemours Puget
Sound plant near this CKy resulting
in the death at threfe employees Una
the injdry of over a seore, fs de
clared to have been malicious ana
the work of plotter*.
The management pays that the
work was badly done and the dyna
mite plated1 In a section 61 the plant
where waa little or fcft e^lostre
and the damage accordingly waa
much smaller than itofherwtse
Might have been. •*
The matter is being investigated
by secret service men. " !l
FEUDISTS BATTLE IN
KENTUCKY; TWC KILLEI
LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 1.—One
of the dozen mountain land feuds
is now In progress lb the mountain
regions of the state-. officers have
been dispatched to the scene of the
feud and bring back word that a re*
gular pitched battle was fought be
tween the followers of both hides.
One man was killed, two were
wounded fatally, three seriously but
will recover, while tbe officers ef
N'OTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To W. H. Campbell, your heir*,
executor*, assigns or personal <£■
present Stives:
Yon are hereby notified, that I have
ex'pebded in labor and improvement*
1 the sum of one hundred dollar* {or
labor and improvements each year
* for the years 1912, 1913 and 1914
, on tho Butte, a lode mining claim,
! situated about two miles west of
the north end of Kougarok Moun
tain and recorded and more fully
described in the records 6f the
Port Clarence Mining District in tho
Second Division of the Territory or
Alaska.
The above amount has been ex
i pended in order to hold said claim
under the provisions of the Law, con
cerning annual ‘ assessment ' wort
upon Mining claims, being the
amount required to 'hold said claim.
And ybu are furtbfer notified, that
if within ninety <fayi after the lfcit
publication ' of this notice, you fall
' to cdntribnta your proportion of
■aid expenditure your interest in said
claim will become the property 6t
(the undersigned,’your Co-OWnei ud
der section 2324 "Revised Statutes
of the Dnited States. '
TROMAS F. ^ARD.
Co-Owaei.
Date of first publ., Nov. 9, ISIS.
Date of last publ., Feb. 8, 1919.
fected three arrests of the principals
and they will be tried here.
NO FAKE SALES.
Sunburst Alcohol Gas Stove 76c.,
Verybest Tissue Toilet paper 2 for
£5c., Paper Napkins, plane $1.00 per
thousand. Crepe paper napkins
250 for 50 cents, Paper plates all
sizes TO cents 100. Cube Sugar
3 lb for 25c. We lose money on
the goods, but can afford to do it,
because we sell so much of it.
Wire Cloth Lines, half pries ?•<
35 and 50c. You stay with U3 and
we will make the trust 16o!; like
t'O cents in. ■ '>
C. W. LEWIS.
Successor to W. “briber,
ALWAYS IN STYLE.
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If you have your suit presses,
cleaned and repaired by us—
We will make them look like new
We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do steam cleaning.
We make suits to order.
We make alterations.
Wa make and repair furs.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
We guarantee all werk and sur
prloes are reasolatia.
First olaaa1 workmanship.
Come and see us, wa will give you
our prices before we do your work.
We appreciate your patronage
NOME TAILORING CO.
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Between Segeratroih m Hhgen
Zekners Jewelry
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Let us
am yenf Job Weak
at)' $ < i]S *t li' ' 1 6
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JUAREZ, Feb. 7.-^Thb Carranz
lsts officials over hauling the docu
ments of the Villa government at
the Custom House have discovered
one of significant importance. This
shows that Villa agreed to grant
Japan a west coast naval base In
return for a million dollars in gold.
The answer of the Japanese gov
ernment to this offer was not fount
among the papers.
The fact that the offer was made
is considered very suggestive.
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SWITCHMEN IN
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.—An Independ
ent demand tor a Wage Increase Has
lad to a strike of the Brotherhobri
of Rajjriidf sirlteHmon ' o 1 the
Wabash. The strike is having a vary
serious effect Upon the traffic and
Wabash yards are congested, 'it
may lead to an extension of the
strike to other foads which the
switchmen at this time do not care ■
to consider. The railroads are kll
carrying to their capacity and there •
is a car shortage. r
let wm mHsmm ob poor M Worts
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This Week_
Feb. 7th to 12 Inclusive:
Oranges. Orangey.
SWEET AND Jll'OY. BUY THEM—TRY THEML YOU WILL
BE BACK AFTER MORE. 4 SI ZES.
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Per Daw. 35, 45,, 55 and 65 Cents.
By the Hp|* Box $3-35
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