The Ketchikan miner., 1908-11-14

w ell, ef-er, yes, whatever that may mean, let me see, supper. B, the way l see term the oter day per SC, intend to look that up too but my dict, anyway, as was saying, had Golden Rule. beauty. just as easy as graceful lawn circl ing the hills at sunset. Of course don't protest against losing the favors bestowed upon my invention. forgot to tell you that at heart am an in- ventor, and this shop is only side issue to that. Jes zur, had Golden Rule, but it's busted now
 "Too bad, too bad" responded the victim in the revolving chair. Cant you--N
 "Oh jes, you bet I can. can fix another slot machine just the same, but you see, fer little while l will let the suffering public win little. so's they will all come around and talk politics and er-er-get interest ad, you know. can say: 'A feller came in the oder day, dropped in one nickle and drew a full house-ive cigars, ha. ha. Why don't somebody try it. That will start 'em, and may be l get the combination going again.
 Click, ck-elick, tie scissors said and Charley whistled; "School Days, School Days, Always Somebody's Fool Days"
 The eulprit handed over four bits and walked.
 (From Thursdays Daily)
 The Princess May arrived ftom the south at three a. m. thls morning, proceeding northward an hour later.
 Passenger list north on the Seattle :: Mr. and Mrs. Billie Taylor, for Ju- neau. Knights of the Grip, McGrath. rempleton and Taggatt, and J. j. Daly.
 The Alert and Onward made theil regular trips today. The Taku sailed for Hadley this afternoon, taking over freight left hy the City ofSeattIe 1lso few passengers.
 Arrivals at the hotels: Stedman : !. $. Lancaster, Robert Pollock, H. .. Heckman, 4. B. Eardlev.
 Cornell: John A. Carlson W. H. Dobson, P A. Tucker. Wm. Don- aelly.. J. R. Simth. Miss R. Wilkie.
 Royal: Hugo Sandstroum. E. Sch sarz, A. Paterson, F. Tabb, Loui. Olson.
 l. 5. Lancaster is visiting his son Captain Lancaster, of the gasoline cruiser Taku. Today, in company with an old friend Mr. Corwin. they are taking an outing to Hadley. The .wo gentlemen had not met each other ior ten years until the other night yhen they met in the Stedman lobby. Mr. Lancaster and Mr. Corwin be came acquainted nearly decade ago It Fairbanks.
 Mrs. King, of Sunny Point. received he sad intelligence a day or two age hat her life long friend Mrs, Sully. gife of ". J. Suly of this place, hac passed peacefully away at Victoria after lingering illness. Her deati vas caused from cancer. The many friends of the deceased lady will mourn her less and add comfort to the bereayed husband in this. his cur cf afliction, and in company witb the Miner extends it's sinceres' sympathy to the sorrowing husband.
 Mr. J. R. smith. travelling auditor for the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.,, came up on the City of Seattle this trip, and will remain in Ketchikan several days looking into the busi- aess affairs Of his company. MT. smith is an affahle and agreeable gentleman, and our townsmen arc ttaGesnen will fLd him ready IL fulther the interests of Ketchikan il whatever way his official capacity de- mands.
 Delayed by fog the overdue Ci y oi seattle hove into sight about fonl o'clock yesterday afternoon. Hel @histle sounded loud and strong hrouhgout the city and evidently ,eachad the suburban localities, al
 .ast it seemed so, for where the ieople came from to witness her at-
 iyai WAS q caution. But they were here-no exactly known reason dther, except that possibly being late n arriving the r opie were neryousl} waiting the sight of friends and the nail. Not many passengers came up his trip, the list showing the names of Mrs. l.. H. Rudnick, Mrs J. r. Mel eun, P 4. Tucker, F. ]. Will Hams and family, and one in the sec end cabin. Forty-fye tons of miscel- aneous freight as unloaded for this port. Captain O 'Brlen preferred waiting for the tide at q pleasant To- cation, consequently tle ship laid here irons four thirty till ten p. m. 5i.e cid net go 10 Hadley, but "ill stop at Wfangell and Taku, provided