THE E. H. MACK Co.
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FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
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News : FAIRBANKS
Peter Steil, Correspondent
Notes
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The Durgin cabin was the scene'
| of another blaze yesterday, but the j
department made a quick run and
i put the fire out before serious dam- j
age had resulted. The blaze was on |
! the roof.
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Miss Althiel Thelin, who has been
connected with the F H. Mack;
realty office, left for the States yes
terday and it is reported that she
is to be married shortly.
Deputy Marshal J. J. Dwyer is a
j recent arrival in town from the :
Tolovana district.
Ft. Jetie, who arrived from the
N'enana hospital this week, is im
proving steadily.
John Smith is a visitor in town
from the Cleary district.
Theo. Johnson, Captain N'orthway.
A. J. Groves, Pat O’Connor, Jack•
Dwyer, Emil Anderson, Sam God-|
frey, G. E. Bigelow, Albert Bell.
Frank Spira, Clyde Martin, Ray Mc
Murray, Jack Milter, Howard Bate- j
man and E. Lund were among those ;
. leaving on yesterday’s train, for j
way points and the Outside.
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Among yesterday’s arrivals were
1 Mrs. T. A. Parsons, Sam Clow, Neil
j M. Hall, Fred Crewe, Charles Han-j
son, J. L. Hoffman, \V. A. Water
son.
There is a small stampede on to j
lower Goldstream and a number of
claims are reported to have been
staked during the last several days.
Fred Robinson, who has a lay on
] the Newsboy mine, at the head of
i Cleary, is preparing to take out
, a mill run of ore from the bottom
j of the old shaft. He has two men
! working with him.
C. H. Jones, A. Perlander, Sam
i Gasolob and Jack Smith are among
j the recent arrivals in town.
—
Harry Avakoff went to Anchorage
| yesterday to look after the inter
ests of his firm in the coast town.
; Peter Hanson, of Last Chance, is
; a city visitor.
It is reported that Abe Stein has'
purchased the old California proper- j
ty from R. L. Vining. The deal is;
said to have been put through sever-1
al days ago.
Roy Lund came in from Richard-1
son last night with mail. He reports
the weather a little snappy on the j
trail, but traveling conditions are
good otherwise.
U. S. Commissioner A. J. Griffin,
better known as the “marrying i
judge”, is paying a visit in town
from his headquarters at Richard-1
sen. He reports that business is1
quiet in the marrying line out his j
way just now, and also reports that
therp will be very little mining done J
in that district during the winter.
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The College ar.d High School
basketball teams met in combat at
the roller rink last night, in their
first game of the winter. The High 1
School team carried off the honors
wi:h a score of 20 to 16.
Mayor Roy Ferguson has issued
a warning to autoists to go slow in
turning comers, especially when
leaving the bridge. Failure to heed
tne warning, he intimates, will re
sult in arrest.
Seven cars of freight arrived from t
the coast yesterday, the shipment
including one car of perishables.
Territorial Commissioner of Edu
cation L. D. Henderson, who w’as
in Fairbanks this week, says the
local school is one of the best in!
the territory. He expressed himself
as being particularly well pleased
with the
Keller.
work of Superintendent i
The members of the Ladies Aid I
society were the guests of Mrs. C.<
E. Bunnell at a delightful after-j
noon this week. The business ses-1
sion was followed by a short pro- j
gram, after which refreshments were
served bv the hostess.
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The local paper has 'Started an
agitation for a municipal owned
light and water plant.
JERRY KESTLY CELEBRATES
The Kestiy home was the scene
of a jolly birthday party this af
Iternoon, and all of the youthful
friends of Jerry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Kestiy, were in attend
ance. Various games were played
: and the afternoon was b rough: to
a successful close with the serving
i of refreshments. J erry’s birthday
! really came on Thursday, but school
made it necessary to wait until to
i day to celebrate. The guests were:
Francis McCully. Donald Fowler,
I Freddie Clark. Emmet Cavanaugh.
Ben Hoerlcr. Alice Nielsen, Dorothy
Smith, Norvin Smith. Jr.. Johnny
Jones and Willie Keil.
Fire Chief Johnson was out with
the fire hose today, putting water
in the big excavation back of the
. Cooney hotel, which is to be used
as an ice rink for the youngsters
of the town. It will take several
days to make sufficient ice for the
requirements.
The condition of Margaret Bodkin,
who has been quite ill at the Cooney
; hotel, is somewhat improved today.
SiipRirs
Split your next shipment skin for skin
grade for gTade. Send one half to the
house you’ve been shipping to and the
other half to Fouke at once. See how
much more you get from Fouke. Let
b the checks tell the story. You
will get a whole lot more for
the furs you ship to Fouke,
you can bet vour bottom dol
lar on that. “Prices don't
mean nuthin”—it’s the grading that
counts and Fouke grading alwayo
makes your fur check* bigger.
SHIP NOW! Order rrapsand bait* now. Send cou
pon below ai once, for lc« rst price* ll trapper* sup
plies. ret free *amplrs NOXEN'T (kills human *cent)
and REMOV-AoMEL (destroy* skunk smell* in
ttantly). Get free Trapper'* Pardner thowinE all
kind* of trap* and new paste ba::?. game law*, bow
to trap and grade fun. WTe keep you po«ted on fur
market all »ea*on. ALL FREE' Send
name and addreaa on coupon today to
Fur Co.
FOUKE
• BUILDING
ST. LOUIS. MO.
..-.—fouke fur company
321 Fouke Building, St. Louis, Mo.
Send me samples of NOAENT and KE1IOV-A
SMEL,''Trapper'a Pardner.” and tag*. Keep me
ported on the fur market all aeaaon All FREE.
NORWAY IS TRYING HARD
TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION
CHRISTIANIA, Nov. 18—Norwav
is confronted with an unique prob
!en. in attempting to enforce the!
prohibition laws of the country, in i
spite of the commercial treaties |
which are in force with France and'
Spain. Under these treaties Norway!
agrees to import huge quantities of !
strong wines which are banned un
der the prohibition laws.
From France the government has
agreed to import 400,000 quarts of
brandy, to be used for medical and
technical purposes, and from Spain
'•00,000 quarts of wine which con
tain more than 14 percent of al
:obol. Included in this amount is
50,000 quarts of cordials w'hich are
af no use medically.
For medical purposes, according
to census figures, there is use for
only 100,000 quarts of these im
ported goods, and no provision has
been made for the disposal of the
remainder. The treaties provide that
Lnese wines may not be re-exported \
and the alcoholic content may not
be lowered by mixing with water. j
At present there is a misunder
standing between Norway and Port
ugal over Norway’s exports of fish j
to Portugal, and as a result Portu
guese merchants have cancelled
shipments entailing the loss of mil-''
lions of crowns to Norwegians. Ne- i
gotiations /or a new treaty have \
been going on for some time but i
have made little headway, as Port- j
uga! is insisting that Norway import ,
a million quarts of strong wines.1
port and Madeira, yearly in return!
for the fish trade of Norway.
According to the Norwegian pro- |
hibition iaw, strong wines may be j
sold only in drug stores on the pre
scription of a doctor. In this way
no: more than 150,000 quarts can ■
be disposed of in a year.
Prohibition politicians are favoring
a more lax prescription law, but a
majority of the present cabinet
have expressed themselves in favor
of lifting the lid on strong wines.
The Copper River & Northwestern
railroad has notified its employes
[hat no overtime will be allowed in
future.
A baby girl, born to Mrs. James
L. Galen, of Cordova, lived only a
short time. The birth occurred at
5eatt!e, on October 29. I
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MACKINAW COATS, PANTS, SEALSKIN SOCKS
BEAVER, LAND OTTER and MUSKRAT FUR CAPS
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Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
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Stationery and Fresh Fruits
POOL AND CARD TABLES
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THe Terminal 1
• JOE O’CONNOR
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Tuesday and Friday Nights-7:30 to 9:30
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
MRS. P. L. STUMP MRS. CHAS. ALEXANDER
Central Cafe
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THERE IS ALWAYS A RUSH—ON—JOHN
Trappers Traders
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.
Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE
Ataska Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th Street
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