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The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
FINK-BERGER-ADAMS
 PARTY GOING THROUGH

The party of Shushana stampeders consisting of Albert Fink. Jacob Berg CT and Robert Adams passed through on the Admiral Sampson Monday night Mir Adams came up as far as Juneau a few days in advance and joined them here. All are seasoned men of the Northt and are going prepared to stay long enough to get a true line on the situation. They have five horses and plenty of supplies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
BERTHA BRINGS BIG
 CARGO FOR SHUSHANA

The Bertha, Capt W. B. Knight and PuIser Carl STout, arrived from the South at seven o'clock this morning and sailed for Skagway at nine. The Bertha is loaded with supplies for Shushana and Yukon points principal iy. Cameron and Arden are aboard with 30 head of cattle for the Shushm hat will go in via Whitehrose and Lake Kluaue Pat Burns has F horses aboard for the Shushana and there are 50 sheep and 25 pigs destined for the Yukon. All told there are $50 tons ot supplies for Shushana and 1000 tons for Dawson and Whitehorse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Walter SOderberg Warns
 People Against Shushana

son, Nome, Fairbanks, Iditarod or Roy ukuk, as was the impression given out by the misleading and exaggerated newspaper reports sent out from Cor doya to Seattle and the rest fthe outside world.
 When the 200 stampeders at Cor dOva heard from returning men, that they knew the actual conditions in the the effect was much such as the shock that comes to the pas sengers of a ship that suddenly strikes an iceberg or rock Everyone was staggered, for up to the time of our arrival al COrdova every word that had been received was favorable, and We were lead to believe that the indi- cations were that a new great gold dis trict had been discovered
 Here were scores of men with com plete prospecting outfits and horses
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
STEAMER RETURNS TO
 FAIRBANKS FROM STRIKE

FAIRBANKS, Aug. 20.- The Re tiance, belonging to the North Ameri- can Trading and Transportation com pany, returned yesterday completing the roundtrip from the mouth of the Nabesna on the upper Panama where she landed the Shushana stampeders. The Reliance officers did not see white man on the trip and bring ab- solutely no news of the new strike.
 The Tana sailed last night with a full cargo and 75 passengers for Ma besna.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
CUSTOMS OFFICER ON
 WAY TO SHUSHANA

FAIRBANKS. Aug. 10.-COllector Of Customs J. R. Willis. who is at Fair banks, announced yesterday that a custom officer is on the way from Cor dova for the Shushana to represent his department of the Government there. He says, however, that there will be no attempt to collect duty on outfits unless Canadians attempt to take big shipments across the lien into Alas
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
SEATTLE'S DEATH
 LIST NEARLY AGREES

SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-Thcre is no record at Seattle of the Prince Ru- pert passengers on the State of Cal lfornia Tn addition to the 56 passen- gers departing from Seattle, 22 pas sengers got on the State of Califor- nia at Prince Rupert, Ketchikan and Wrangell
 The Pacific Coast Company here places the known dead at 10, all pas sengers, and 15 passengers and seven of the crew missing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
CHARLES WELLS OLD
 HOME CHANGES HANDS

Julius Rhineberg. formerly of New York. but who has been a resident of Juneau for the past six months. to- day purchased the old home of Chas. Wells. just opposite the Governors House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
LOST NUMBER 21.

The developments of the last 24 hours have made no changes in the death list of the State of California wreck The list con tinues at 3l dead and missing. This includes the names of K. Gus tavens. of Wraugell and Frank Full Ter. of Prince Rupert added yes teTday
 The body of W. X. Dyer is the eleventh to be recovered, and the eighth to be identified.
 The list includes identified dead, s; missing passengers. 16; miss ing members of the crew. total 31. Three unidentified bodies of those listed as missing have been sent tO Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20

John p. Benson who is associated with Wallis George in the new venture known as the Juneau Furniture Com pany, will leave on the first boat South to order stock for their handsome new store that is to be in the Garside build ing now being erected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
SOME PIANOS ARE
 ON EXHIBITION NOW

Manager NcIver, of the Racket store has just put lot of new pianos and music Ou exhibition that is attracting considerable attention.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
BARTENDER'S NOTICE.
O O

Regular metiug of Bartenders' Union Local No. S69, B. I. L., will be held Thursday night, Aug. 21st, in Gross nall All members and applicants are requested to be present
 CHESTER A. GRAY. Pres. S-2O-2t. OYER II. PATTON. See.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
CITY OF SEATTLE
 SAIL SFOR NORTH

SEATTLE. Aug. 20.-The City of Seattle sailed at midnight for Alaska with the following passen- gers for Gastineau channel towns
 For Juneau-E. F. Booker. Mrs. NJ. Thomas. l.. NJ. Clay, F. O'Neil. and three steeTage
 For Treadwell-Joseph F. Dix on, Joseph Jackson, and three steerage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
MISS ATHMORE GREY
 AT THE ORPHEUM
-O-O-

The great attraction at the Orpheum theatre tonight will be Miss Athmore Grey. the Greek classic dancer. who will present a varied program that cannot fail to please. There is only one ad mission price, 25 cents to all
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Yesterdays Scores:

At Boston Morning game: Cincinnati,
 I; Boston, 2. Afternoon game: Gin cinnati, 2; Boston, O. At Philadelphia-Ch Chicago, 8; Phila-
 delphia, 9 At Brooklyn-St. Louis, ,; Brooklyn, At New York - Pittsburgh, &; New
 York, 3.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
PARENT GUILTY FOR
 NOT CALLING DOCTOR

LONDON. Aug. 19. - A verdict of manslaughter was returned by cor oner's jury against Benjamin Jewell. whose seven-year-old daughter died from diphtheria while under Chris tian Science treatment
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
RAILROAD EMPLOYEE
 DROWNS AT CHITTYSTONE
O-O

CORONA, Aug. 2O.-M. T. COnnOl- ly, formerly a Copper River and North western railroad man, was drowned yesterday in the Chittystone river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20-The De partment ot Commerce has ordered that a sweeping investigation be made into the wreck or the State of Cali fornia iu Alaska waters last Sunday The marine inspectors of Juneau and Seattle have been ordered Co work jointly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
MARIPOSA SAILS FROM
 SEATTLE FOR NORTH

SEATTLE, Aug. 20.-The Mar iposa sailed for Alaska last night with the following passengers for Juneau:
 Mrs. J. C. Smith, |. k. Kilbourne, Mrs. l. R. Kilbourne, R. D. Boyd, T. C. Storrard and wife, Jack Chamberlain, w. R. Austin, E. C. Jameson, C. w. Speer, H. c. Lock hart, w. NJ. Meacham, Emma Wal ters, w. Mcdonald and wife, and C. Nelson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Cottages Occupied

Four tive-room cottages and three
 fourr00m cottages have been com. p.eJed and are now occupied .y a.- Joyce. O. fae Bench Camp a1 rh.
 .Il site. Sieutceu th-aeraam cor ages arc rapidly uearius completion. cl the street above that 0c spst Ky the finished houses. The six new lodging quarters for The .." a.. ra ceirius the p.um"ne aud other '..sl- ing touches and the same may .. said 1t .ue large H". H. Tn. 5. house for .la men is to l. started -h. week
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
PASSENGERS LEAVING
 ON THE GEORGIA

The Geo~gia left for F za and way ports lhis morning a- six o'clock ak- ing the following passengers from Ju- U.Iu.
 For SjJta -R. P. Marbcs0a. J. A. Narhesou, Sam Gusot Mrs. Lae Alex Thompson.
 For Touakee- -Berice Parker
 -I- D=u.-
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
E57sr TuoreI Fragres ss.

Up at the Aa7aa-EhHer mine work s progressing oa tae rmno. extension and tine experimental. plau, .s beng erected. i- is the intention 70 starr. work on the tunnel into the Ha'lm property also iu very short while
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
PAcIEIc coAsT LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
sterd3y , scores

-. ts- Angeles Sacramento ?: Ven
 ice, l. at Sam Heisco San Francisco, 8
 Oakland. At T0tlLaud-Los Angeles, 3; Port
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 20-The Mex ican government sent out a note to- day to all the foreign legations which states that the negotiations between Gen. Huerta and Gov Lind are con tinuing in a cordial manner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
LEAGUE BASEBALL
NoRrHWEsrERN LEAGUE.
- --IaN -s Srores
Standing of Clubs

frrt-IA-y OCOISSs At SeaJ-le-E Eaucouyer, 10; Seattle, 2 < Spokane spotanc, 6, Tacoma, g. Az E.cr1ta-N Victoria. 4 Portland, 2
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NesJerday's Scores
s Standing Of the Clubs.

At St. Louis - New YOrk-St Louis
 came postponed. rain 1i Chicago Chicago 3; Boston, 1. At Cleveland Washington. 5; Cleve-
 land, l Ten innings. tt Detroit Philadelphia, 4 Detroit,
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Thaw Fighting Deportation.

SHERBROOKE, Canada. Aug 20.
 Harry K. Thaw stated to the author tiles today that he is only passing through Canada on his way to Detroit Ha exhibited transportation tickets that substantiated his claim. He cited the case of Jack Johnson Co prove that he has a right to pass through Can ada He is fighting against deporta- ton as an undesirable alien. and also against extraditiOn on the warrant charging bribery
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
SEATTLE PHYSICIAN
 RETURNS FROM STRIKE

Dr. J. C. Moore. a leading physician or Seattle, was among those that re- turned yesterday on the Northwestern
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Continued on Page A.

from Cordova who had joined the stampeded 10 the Shushana. He be- came convinced while at Cordoya that the stampede is not warranted by the developments.
 Dr. Moore will remain at Juneau fo. a few days looking over this city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
E. BURTON HARRISON
 TO BOSS PHILIPPINES
1-C-

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Represen- tative F. Burton Harrison, of New York, has been selected to be Cover nor General of the Philippines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20

George ". Dutton, the head of the uuuon syndicate that is operating at 'iwaa is making the trip to the Westward on the Admiral Sampson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
THAW ARRESTED
 IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Aug. 20 Harry K. ThaW was arrested in the village Hermane- glide Garford this morning. He was remanded to the Sherbrooke jail, and will be deported from Canada as am un- desirable resident under the immiera- ton regulations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
SWEEPING INVESTTGA7I0N CALIFORNIA WRECK ORDERED
GETTING READY 70
 ERECT BIG MILLS

Last Saturday h as. bench was blasted out for the foundations for the ore-crushers Of the u.V uh that is to be erected by the AIashaJuneau Gold mining company at once. This is to be the first unit only of a reduc- ton plant that when completed will consist of goo stamps and with auNl ary rolls dounla he capacity that is possessed b. ordinary stamp mills. or equal 3f lHg0 stamps WCra.- alone.
 It is planned Go add to this first unit as fast as development in the mines win urodue. the ore necessary. The tp00-foot raise M .he main shaft Ei1l soon te under vry and the block ing cut Of ore win rapidly follow. Tl. ore body has tremendous n. Hsio1- and according to ouf NJ. t.Ia. there is enough orc u sight loH s.os The present Uup.. ..rg' to1 feet a1a.e The sea to last III years, milling 5.)09 tons each day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20

Isabelle a Gilman well known Alas kan writer and poet is passenger ou board the Admiral Sampson eurcats 10 Seidoria. where she will take charge 1l the government schools for period
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Huerta and Lind
 Negotiate Cordially

ceived. Gen. Huerta particularly cited that the pride of the Mexican people would not brook the settlement Of am internal controversy by a foreign na- tiOn.
 %
 Huerta Issued No Ultimstum. WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-Gen. llu- erta advised Secretary of State Will jam j. Bryan through Charge d'Af- faires O'Shaunnessey that he had mot delivered an ultimatum.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Things Doing at Sheep Creek.

Last Saturday there was great do. ings down a, Sheep creek. The hs- drauHc monitor was turned loose for the first time on the heavy duty ot sluiciua of the over.uUaan 1u h. uE site where the mammoth reduction plant of the Ala-ba-Gastllaau Mining company is to be erected Everyone who could get near enough paused u his regular routine long enough Go note the starting Of the undertakings The monitor is still at it and will be constantly soouriuz away until the bed rock is exposed over the entire site
 As soon as the site has been cleared the foundations will be laid for the first uni, of The p.aut t is to be 1t steel and the material has already been ordered Nov week t Is planned to start work on in. uato tunnel that is to allow the ore trains Go pass from
 he Sheep creek basin over .o the channel side and deposit 'u th. great storage bins that will aa h.WH a. Q. The mountain side
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20

-O-O- w. A. OVERS BODY
 RECOVERED MONDAY -O-O- The body of W. A. Dyer, listed
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Continued to Page B.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-08-20
Washinaton Gets Reply.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2O.-Instal- ments of Huerta's complete reply to America's proposals which are politely rejected as to mediation are being re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
TRUNKS-TRAVELING GN

Gle ring SALE or G0oe
trunks and bags. The Trunk Snsn
corner Second and Spring. 10 easE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

~ he granulatcd sugar 81. with
order soc pkg cream - wheat lact =
Ice pkgs corn flakes eAc. see teas. -
10 dos Zoe jar rtngs. soc. Zoe SOUPS
sec. tic kidpeY beans Toe. .Sr chocolate.
Use. 20 &C. bars laundry soap. tbc. ete
olives tSc. soc cans hest olive oll 1hv.
cans milk 1sc. Nith purchase noe corr
starch. Sc. 5 ihs brown beans Csc los
rice a5c. : boxes matches. noe. esc GOLD
Dust. zee. pkrs rRisinn t3c. cans
cleaner sses - a.psrssgs -
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Is Important i'm the Dramatic Profess


Fancy Elherta peaches tor canning.
100 crate. ao.lt box Concord grapes, 9st,
Italian pruncs. T5c crate. bananas tee
dcH 10 lbs sugar 81 l,e lba sugar
81 10. zoe cans rcd Alaska salmon. f0t
2bc, gee cans new rcas. Cor SOC, Sc
teNos matches . f't use. grSund cher
rics tsc 10 golden dates. lbs sac
Fard dates lbs tty. fresh oregon cEsr
ssc dos loc loAves of home made
bread use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
II Female HELP WANTED

81 ANTi.D-Nb NJ WOMEN TO
work aa telephone operators: OK
pericnced or inexperienced. lady
Instructors with corps ~ able
assistants. IL in charge ~ com.
pletelv equipped school for train.
Ing inepperieuced women Pupils
paid while learning. Apply the
Pacific Telephone e. Telegraph
Co. room 10. if16 Fourth nv
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"HAA'( AGENTS WANTEDfI Cd


AGENTS WASTED
Men or women can make good salary
representing uH either Who'll" or part
time liberal tcrms biE demand. no
competition. exclusive territory Can
to o m. or write fos5 Arcade BIDS
AGENTS. YOr cas- MAKE $50 WEEK
IS handling this rod hot SELLER. abso.
lutsiy new article. everyone needs n,
get In touch today. Free particulars.
r. Minver I'll Morley Hv. Winnipeg.
Man
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nor POINT InoNs. ,a.so

Gunrnntrrf 10 YenrH
Sound Electric CO 1910 First Az
SHORT HAND TOUCH fYpEWRfT.
ing. complete 80 lessons iOss Ar.
cade hide Main 272a
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LOsT-NEAR SECOND AND YEsLER
way. night ~ September g. gold hunt
case watch VIM Peterson engraved
In back Finder notify star office.
flhernl rnwnrl nffaran
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SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
1917 Third nv. needs cooka. walt
resses. chamb ermaldS and house
maids,
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ONE Br-rcHER's cold sroRkoF
box. two meat eut;inx blocks sss
eountsr. at fsfi Denny uay. corner
rastiake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
REAL ESTATE
HoMESTEADS

VETEHANE ATTENTION.
VIII register you for Port Peck land
drawing. 90. Leave Tuesday morning
See Harry Yates Hotel Reynolds. 81
Fourth AZ Main 1851
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~ stocked. good house Price
5000 BOX los " Y y Kent
a. ACnEs LOUgEp or LASD NEAR
Wnpdinvitis one mile from y " sta
ton. sandy loan. no irrigation needed
star A-ifTt
6 ACRES. CLOSE TO LAKE BAL
iinger small payment down bal
ance time Geo. serAuor. ca y Y.
ffik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

MONEY! on your salary or furni-
MIN l. ture at cheap rates;
easy payments. Eastern brokerage
Co 207 Northern Bank Bldg, ith
and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

mhkcrH7 Try Hymons. save money
and trouble. Cleaning. 400. main e
springs 75c. Tho Jeweler that al
ways sells for less. 205 PIKE. next
owl DruR 2fnra.
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pONr WAIT START
anNIr-rtflNl

SOMETHING
&c, your al 10 aaf les % &c, % ~ors
Tor you star VAST Ans are foinx
,hinss frr people every DAY they'll
do .nfnsthinw for you ~ you'il start
them 90 Work They'll make trades
rent house. ard rooms secure post.
lions and help. ma lost articles sell
real estate poultry. horses dnxs. cows
furniture OF Anythins WORTH the money
start them 20 wsrE they'll work won.
ders for you ~ ru1'l sise them a
.h..-n fh,u- one 10 Main 500 today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
Is CHILDREN no BOARD
Il lost AND FOUND


Lost -aAVTSGs BOOK 40 1851.
Finder return to Dexter Horton Trus,
and Savings Bank
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IxtspECrAuiE Place no MOTT
row money on diamonds and jewel
ry; low rates; private offices.
American Iswelrv g SNN Second
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MISCELLANEOUS

EMPIRE DhE MUtti> st LEANING
HnA rrpairt~r SO Ftrs; y. work
called Tor ard delivered y A. Ie
LADIES SAMPLE HATE. EA-
traa~itnrry values Tor 81 TO IS
Ladies' sample Hat store. over
i'auftre- Theatre
ron E-NoroEcrctE BicYcf.E
and general rrnaiF shop Address
Ans Seattle Afnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

RUMnAGE SALE. SOUTHWEST
corner sixth and Pine. Ladies
suits coats. 500 up.
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BILLIARD-POOL TABLES

hand Carom and Pocket illiord
Tables and bowling alleys and &C
cessoriea. bar fixtures OF all kinds.
easy payments THE BRUINS
WICK -RALKE-C CLLENDER CO.
aon o First nv s Seattle
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CARPENTERS
CHATTELL-SALARY LOA

EFheiman. carpenter and repairs.
Main ITO
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UsT nAssETr~ NATIVE HERE'S
for rheumatism. 50 tablets Tor g5c
All druggists
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COLLATERAL LOANS

TUOyInENT LOAN SOCIETY. lat-:
Henry Bldg Collateral loans, low
est rates. square deal. separate
apartments for ladies'
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CHIROPRACTORS
COAL AND WOOD

PATENT DUST PNN NTH FlHsr
load of coal wainwright & Nc.
rrOd phone triS
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LIVE STOCK


WISH TO EXCHANGE GOOD la0o-
TO- team Tor one Of a. 100 must he good
and reliable will pay reasonable dif-
fereure phona Fsuwood ff1f
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WE BuN AND SELL
Warrants bonds. mortgages. Estab-
lished 90 years 81 Bailey Rldg
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KLElN'S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2ndA'
ELECTRICIANS
Words by 'Schaef.,
Wp'' By MacDon,u

fAlPH KNOWS ELECTRIC co
.oL,nlon -ioo..cc t-lcai .unniis,
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TWO JERSEY cows FoR sALE
Phone sidney 500
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IS CHICKEN RANCHES

VISIT CATHCAkT SUNDAY
RANCHES AND ACREAGE
write TO Woody A. Sans. at BOthell
for iiat ~ fine bargains Ia ranches
and ArrenRe
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-10-31
Local News
of 81 Interest

Chas. Hughes this week sold
his auto to Ihos. Clark.
Edwin Booth is under a salary
working for BAKER for county
seat.
A delegatic'o rom the Boosters
cub spent lie week in the o,.tll-
e Il corr ~, "a King the advan-
tages o. 4.>;).:>:a for county spat.
John Oliver, T. NJ. Dworsi>at;.
Martin Flasted and NJ. @. Trey
were among the EkaIaka folks
that visited the county seat .',u'-
ing the past week.
Look up the revised list #
candidates for the coming elec-
ton Just what action will be
taken on vacancies is not known
but by election time we predict
all tickets to show up with a
full house. -
Win Rodgers and Oscar Gil
bertscn, the new proprietors Of
The Corner are advertising a
big free dance for next Friday
evening at the |. Q. @. F. hall.
Akers orchestra will furnish the
music and everyone has an in
vitation to attend. Supper will
be served at Twelve.
From some unknown source
the report has been spread over
Fallon County that Ekalaka has
laid t}oW'.,' wouldn't vote for
county Ci> Son nd in fact had
turned up :, Toes. Ekalaka is
in the game, lighting for county
seat and fighting for county divi-
sion. Ekalaka IS not laying down.
not knocking and doesn't expect
to turn up it's toes at no .inne.
The voters will find old pup
town" in the game until the
votes are counted and all rumc rs
to the contrary are false. Eka-
laka wants county seat, county
division and we believe they arc
going to get both.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-10-31
PLAIN FACTS
Editor Of Eagle:-

Editor of Eagle:-
note in a recent issue Of the
Baker Seminal a series OF articles
all claiming that practically the
whole county had conceded the
success of Baker in the comm :
county seat fight. These several
articles appear = to have been
written BY one person and bear
lie ar marks of Bakers al
walton leader. This is a cheap
pro-election method used in
times gone by to maliciously oe-
ceive the people, If Baker ex-
poets to regain a favorable posi-
ton in the race (for she has IN
.uestlonab|y lost groulu ct late)
She nlust stop The Seutlna( from
feeding the public with bovine
sundae. | have been over a
large section of Fallon County
the past few weeks and l Jailed
to find any such conceding senti-
ment that the Seminal would
have the people believe exists.
On the other hand | find a very
strong sentiment supporting
Ekalaka. One man expressed
himself thus If the Seminal
articles are considered cute or
cunning they are certainly far
from convincing" It was the
opinion Of many that there was
100 much similarity in the stuff
the Seminal was putting out.
The Seminal has endeavored to
have little fun with ne OF late
and there is ample room for me
10 retaliate should I desire to re-
fer to the recent conventions.
Fifty-three miles a day is going
some, but nothing compared with
some of the races made in the
conventions. When ! was in
your town last | did not find you
laying down." l expect to be
in Ekalaka the last of the week
and if you show tendency to
succumb to the Seminal dope"
there will be a mess spoken from
Yours truly,
7. F. Schcield.