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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-26
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08
SCIENTIST STILL
PROBING KlLAUEA

With a collection of rare gases
from Kilauea's crater, which he 'risked
his life to obtain DR.. E. S. Shepherd,
Of the geophysical laboratory Of
Washington, D. c., is now in Homo
lulu preparing to sail for the national
capital, after spending the summer
making heat experiments at the
volcano.
The specimens collected by a de-
scent to the very craters edge, he
says, are gases not yet polluted by
fire, water or smoke, and after ex-
animation of these the scientists eX-
pect to be able to determine some
thing of the formation and chemical
construction Of the gases of the in
ner. earth. DR.. Day, who accompanied
DR.. Shepherd here in May of last
year, returned home when the vol
canic lava began rising, interrupting
the work of collecting gases, and
since then DR.. Shepherd has been
working with the assistance of Prof.
Jaggar and Mr. Wood, of the Ha-
waiian volcano laboratory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08
THURSTON AND WH|TEHOUSE
RIDE OUT SUPERVISORIAL GALE

ment Of sanitary iE>p>c.o:> a. $3n 4
month. The appointments We're con-
Iirnrd He also asked tie appoiu
mtEt OF T.. !. Gay - milk inspector
81 $lVp mOn;h. Confirmed. and for
n" auDCintrt IT or GaOr:el keakr-
haiku aid payid Kahalta ahu as fish
| inspectors At $31 a month.
Cry Engineer WhitehorSc appoint
ID ne following for the road office
J. }. SmiIdy. road supervisor for Ho.
nOlUlu. $l7@; Charles O'Sullivan,
Eva, Overseer, S125; r. L. Gilliand.
Wa!anae. $50; Il, ". Holt. Waialua.
800: Gus ka!chaEO, Kooiaul0a. So;
Moses Aka"a. kUolaupoko. SIS; G.
W. Chalmers, Waimanalo, no salary.
Ills office force Will be r. w. Cath,
cart, chief clerk. $50; Sol MeheuIa.
first assistant, $12I; J. J. bias. sec
ond assistant, S110; J. G.. Lewis, time
Keeper, S1G0; J. A. Lawelawe, garbage
clerk. $50; J. Goo, stenOgrapher. $50.
The city and county C:erk was all,
thorized to execute a lease of the sec
ond story of the Mcintyre building
Cor city hall purposes for year at
$3.50 a month.
The Appointments.
The mayors appointments: NJ. J.
Scully, fire chief (unconfirmed)
Alex De Fries, fire chief (unconfirm
ed); Charles Thurston, present chief
remains in office as hOldover, by vote
of ) to 2. w. l.. Frazee, superin
tendent electric light. Capt. Henry
Berger, bandmaster.
The Park keepers are: Aala park
E. w. Palau, E. Peleua; Thomas
square-H. Kahale, Kalawainui; EN-,
ma square-Pine Kahalei; Atkinson
park-Charles Fern; Kalihi park
Apo; Kaiulani-A. L. Perry.
The board appointed: E. J. Lehua
garbage inspector; E. J. Gay, milk in
spector; Gabriel Keawehaku; David
mer, Thomas Honan, William Isaacs,
E. IIanapi, F. Schultze, Charles Mol
teno, sanitary inspectors; examiner OF
chauffeurs, Theodore Hoffman; meat
and food inspectors: Eva district, DIR.
d. Mclean, Waipahu, DR.. McGettigan,
Waialua, DR.. Hubert Wood.
New Paving Policy.
The board adopted a new paving
policy for permanent pavements in
the downtown district when, on mo-
ton of Petrie, the board authorized
City Engineer Whitehouse to diseon-
tinue the work of scarifying King
street for temporary repairs, this
morning, and also instructed him to
prepare plans and specifications for
permanent pavement to extend from
Richards to Nuuanu streets.
He. Loves Music.
Supervisor Pacheco asked that the
bandmaster be instructed to give a
band concert at noon every Wednes-
day in Bishop Park for the benefit of
the public. He added also that he
liked music with his meals. Mr.. Nc
Ciellan said the band was in charge
of the mayor and should be continued
so and he would probably make the
arrangement. Mr.. Wolter said that
as the mayor had little enough power
now he should have the say about the
band. He won.
The board will require the news
papers after publishing ordinances,
by authority, to make up twenty-five
copies for the use of the board, from
the type they have used.
The new appointees will learn the
jobs they are to take, without COM
pensation. They will take office Jan.
uary Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08

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Get a q cent bottle of KnOwIton's
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08
MUNICIPAL RECORD DIES

The Municipal Record started by
the former board of supervisors to
print the correct report of the
boards meetings. is dead Notice of
the closing Of the contract for the
printing of the four sheet paper was
filed by the new board yesterday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-08

I read it in the Star-BGlletin. II
TGSt be so.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22
MATTHEWS NEVER
WAS IN BETTER
CONDITION
Man Who Meets Torres on
Christmas Day Knows What
He's Up Against; Tickets
Dated 18th Are Good.

Pierce Matthews. who is working
out daily la preparation for his
Christmas day encounter with Jack
Torres, knows he viii be in real
fight when he meets his husky OPP
pon.nt. and for that reason g. maxi
ing the best Of his working-out sea-
son. Those who have been watching
Matthews say the ST. Louis lad WIS
never IN his life in better condition
90 go .nto o. fight ana That ne VIII
keep on getting better in tho next two
days. Torres supporters declare that
With all his careful training Mat
ihews hasn't got the WALTON 60 DO the
business with on the 25th. despite
the hItcr's confidence that he has
not only the necessary waliop in zach
manual extremity but whole bag
OF them ln reserve.
Take q all around % ought Co be-
a good little old scrap The fight
comes or at b. ma. Christmas day
in the New Mcxico Athletic club pym-
nasiuin. and ail tickets 60 this fight
dated December ~ Will be accepted
at their face value.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22
PERSONALS

District Attorney Manuel IT, vigil
returned last night from Santa Fe
where he has been ar a witness in the
cnsc of the palomas Land and Cattle
company against the Northwestern
Y.and ana Colonization company In
vUlving two million acres of land la
.Chlhuahua which has been on trial
in the United states court The ease
win be- continued during tho week
A. y. Underwood. mining engineer
of Los Angeles. arrived in Albuquer
cue Saturday night for the purpose OF
employing workmen who he expects Go
take fo the bland district lea the near
future 10 reopen she Lone star Gold
and Copper mine of tho cid Navajo
Mining company, the mine now being
ihc property of the Cnmnk Mining
company Mr Underwood states tina.
tho company win Install "a 100-ton min
at the mine the first shipment of ma-
chluery being due 40 arrive in Jnn-
vary. News az the rp-opening Of she
Lone Star mine win he good news to
many Albuquerque people iutereated
I'm the development of the Bland dis
irict
Nest0r Mlntoya. editor and puh-
Usher OF Ia Randera Americana,
went 90 santa Fo todny 90 attend the
funeral OF iho iaic AIRS Moru, moth
an OF state senator D.. a. Mlcra
chrlatmas presontF from zoe to $40.
h0Ters nrug CO., Second ANA Silver.
Herman schweizer of the Harvey
system, returned Yesterday afternoon
from "a short business trip % Kansas
CITY
A. n. McGaffcy left this morning
for Los Angeles % spend Christmas
with his family He was accompan-
led hy his son, Herbert who arrived
this morning from Lawrencevilie, d.
j.. whore ho o. attending school
w. Ray Morley OF natii n. a. lCn
this morning FOR Pasadena o. spend
Chrlstmea with his family who are
wintcrinE on the coast
Mrs. Arthur mother of Mrs ". D.
Silk, WAS stricken with cerebral hom-
orrhage yesterday afternoon a.
o'clock, az her home, ai5 North
Twelfth street. resulting in paralysis
81 tho right side. She had boon in
apparently hor usual health up %
tho tlmo Of tho stroke, but owing 10
advanced years her condition Is CON
fidered grave. Mrs. Arihur's sister.
Nils Arrlom VI Philadelphia, arrived
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22
GUILTY TO
PERJURY
Carlos B. Chaves Gets sus-
pended Sentence; MOeller-
Newman Suit Dismissed ;
Many Marriage Licenses.

Carlos ~ Chavez. In the district
court today. pleaded guilty 10 q per-
jury charge az result OF his testi-
mony IN the suit 81 sanchez W. Can
dciaria. The court gave him q SEN
tence 81 four TO five years in the pcn-
itcntiary suFpending sentence during
good behavior.
on motion Of the district attorney
the Indictment against William Noel
Ter and T.. W. Newman. charging Sc
curing money by false pretenses IN
connection with the sale o. lots Ia
Las Cruces. was dismissed
The court was occupied most ~ the
day with the case ~ the McCloskey
gnrage against Isaac Rarth. a con-
troycrsy oyer money alleged 60 be due
for the cane OF the Rarth auto,
r. ~ putney filed d auit against
Juan Mcstas ct al 20 eject defendants
from land on the Oio De san Jose
grant IN Sandovni county alleged 10
belong 20 plaintiff
A Matrimonial Epidemic.
There was something doing In mar
riaRe licenses today 1T the court
house. licenses being issued % Alfred
@. Garcia ~ Albuquerque and isabel
VlihaTri Gf Pueblo. Colo serafin Ar
mio bf Atrisco and Claudia Lopez of
Ranches de Atrisco. Fernando Armilo
Of snn Jose and Antonio Armiln of
Ranches de Atrlsco: I.eandro Lobato
~ Albuquerque and Julia Napoleon of
narclaR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22

NMdat rs ntn1 lht Winter here
II llrfeItH president of we
state NAloual bank fcluined yfeler-
dat ffm Iexns whore ho ncconpan'
i6d ilt rtmaiHs OF hle BROTHER. tht
lait u y Ilern9on
FNchaf n Alhnnueraue have hoen
advised tl.at Mf ond tirs Frank a.
Nhhhcll who have been visiting IN
lae fasl for Some time sailed SAT-
urdaf from New Yofk for Cuba. They
|exatel SIS return "a Albuquerque about
1nnwry ltih cnming hs way Of Call
weston
Thomae s. paNmofe. er u confin-
ga ~ Me home az lis South Editn
street with ionaiiifis
The Salvation Army viii have -
|Chylatmnr tree ~ lhe armory at 3
O'Clock Chrisimas afternoon and alsu
another at 1880 %. m. Tuesday. AZ the
laYny han for ihe Sunday school pu-
pills
The special song service last night
a. the t'pnercRationHi church was one
Of the ffnsm ever held ih the city and
despite the extremely bad weather
the tchufch was filled az this service
49," IfH"HlN tNNIa VT HN NtNH 'NH |NA WIN NfNN
artistic discrimination. among those
participating being Mrs. Add Pierce
VIM Mrs. Y. 81 Henderson. John q.
Could John y. FalkenburR. Thomas
A Christian. stanley seder orGanisi
and the run choir
The general repair and hicvcic shop
of a Nadeau az ais South First street
hae been purchased BY the firm oC
Olreon e. Exier. Mr.. Oleson was for
merry IN charge Of the machinery nt
the American lumber plant and Mr..
F'Stor comes here from Kelly ~ NJ
where he WAS head machlnist for a
mining company
sight Improvement was reported
today ia the condition 81 Rev
Thomaa EIarwood. who has been
Dangerously ill FOR several days.
Little change was reported today
Ia the condition OF Henry g. Bran
don. the Indianapolis attorney. who
took bi-chloride ~ mercury tablets
IN santa ~ train while cumlng
into Albuquerque last week. Up 90
this time the attending physicians
have not Indicated any great hope at
the patients recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22

Albright and Anderson, Art
Printers, Now Turning Dat
Numerous Periodicals.

4ne iotal afi-Erintinx establish
men4 ALBRIGHT and Anderson's. the
firm Whoae fins. new and modern
equipment mnkea il enc of the best
heeled mechanically So she west, ~
doing quite considerable puhlishing
buslntra nowadays IA addition &c
pglaiins rown Talh.v tho spicy little
society mn4a8lne iuss started by Coral
Clyoe. aria shop prints THE Santa Re
Traii.T IN itselt. with iis color work
and beautiful typography p splendid
advertisement Tor the shop; the Tap
slsl New Meniean.r the New Mexico
edition ~ ihe w. q. r. r. "Eenrch-
iirht' and ~Warthurg the pnblica-
iiou ~ the Luiherans 81 Helen. ALI
bright and Anderson are rapidly re
ceitinR ogden for more work % this
kind an their unequaied equipment Is
facnuine better known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22
WATER COMMISSION
WILL ORGANIZE
DECEMBER e
Mayor Sellers Calls Meeting OF
Citizens Committee With
Council for Next Monday.

Mayor Sellers this morning Issued
call for meeting next Monday,
December seth. for the special conn
miifef ~ citizens Recently appointed
a. servo Id conjunction with the city
COUNCIL. ip the water works matter.
The meeting will De held Monday
niatt IN the council chamber and ls
for the ptfpose. first % organization:
and econd, 20 70 over the situation
EcneAily and lay out plan Of nc-
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22

Infant Chlsd % Max Weiss.
News has been received BY friends
IN this city Of the death az San RAJ
fael. Valencia county, o. GLADYS Belle,
eyed eight months and eleven Gays.
srfaut 1aughtcr Of Alr and Mrs. Max
Weiss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22

"a t'use q Cold ~ One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QrTNINE
Table'a pruseists refund money Il
u fails 50 cure =. W. GROVES sig
nature q on each box. 2bc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
BICYCIF SHOP.

We sell rent and repair bicycles,
AN kinds repair work promptly done
at reasonable prices, oleson g. Exc
ter. 2i3 S. First Phone 61S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. G. Z. Kunz,
Prop. Phone 35.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22
TOYS And DOLLS
AT WHOLESALE COST Am sOMii
ron I.Ess.

several hundred so TOYS for Sc
several hundred Dolls. A. TO $500
DOH fiuggics. soc 30. ......... $3.50
large Rocking li0rses 81 .g5 to $3.50
Automobiles, i0c tO.,......... $3.50
sets ~ China PLAY Dishes
zoe 20 ....t,..tt+.. ,..... 5000
Post Gard Albums, 25c tn...... 600
$500 large HOok ana Ladder 82.f0
Trims with Tracks 75c to-. So 3
Tots of 50c TOYS Tor ......... gac
Fancy MIXED Nuts, lb.......... zoe
lure Fresh Candies. H.. soc to- gsc
FANCY llaudkcrchiefs, Sc e. &c.. 25c
Fur Neck picccs ....., G5c and up
Childrcn's sl2a FUR and Nuff
SETS ...... Observation-Disclosures. $50
Chlldrcn's ana W0mcn's Coats ~
less Than wholesale.
Mems ana BOYS Ovcrcnaie nj lr-.
thnn Wholesale
Sweaters foF the whole family.
Si.25 Mems IinHnCi shirts sf.O0
Underwear for everybody ai Fac
tory Cn~i.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-22

The HERALD want Ad gets
the best results.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

Messrs. F. A. and Wm. Mitch ell, who are operating a hydraulic plant in the Cassiar, arrived on the Spokane Tuesday. after an extend ed visit to the states.
 Wm. Strong, customs inspector at Stikine, B. C. ,. arrived Tuesday and will proceed;to his post of duty as soon as the boats leave for ur the rfyer.
 The whaling vessel Star No. : was in port "Wednesday bringing Supt. Enair Abrahamson to the hospital 'here suffering from Blood poisoning.
 O. E. Sunde of Tacoma, regis. aered at the Wrangell hotell on Tuesday.
 E. D. J. 'Ceughiain of Shakan, was a guest at the Nrangeli Tues day.
 Mrs. Lotz and Mrs. Carlstrom while skating at the rink last night, had the misfortune to faii heavily on the floor, sustaining a painful shock.
 The Jefferson is expected tonight or early tomorrow morning.
 Chips" Cole, Wrangeii's rock ribbed democrat and pioneer, has his building on Front street almost completed and says that when il is finally finished it will be toe warm to live in-even in winter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15
CARD PARTY

The ladies of the Catholic church will hold a card party at the Wran-. gell hotel on Friday evening, May 10th, atzS o'clock p. m. Admission 50 cents.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

The Uncle Dan, the mail boat running to the West Coast, made arecord trip this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

Miss DHrkie and Miss Elmer of the Alaska Garnet camp, returned from the Sound on the Humboldt Monday last.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

Capt. Kin Tulmage has taken command of the Alice, owned by Nicholas Partouvich of klawack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15
News of LO-
 cal Interest

died on Sunday morning last.
 Capt. Roy Cole was a pleasant caller at the Sentinel office on Mon day last.
 The City of Seattle southbound called in at Wrangell on Monday last.
 The Humboldt passed Wrangell Monday morning, northbound.
 w. D. Grant, who has been attending court in iKetchikan the past ten days, returned Monday on the Humboldt
 Dr. Emery, the dentist, reports his new home completed and he expects to take possession this week.
 Capt. 1ohansen, who recently built a new boat, is having the ma ashinery iinsIaued and expects to shaye it in commission soon.
 The Princess May passed up on Tuesday last. She discharged a large tonnage at this port for up river points.
 Thos. c. Figyed, a representa- tive of the Tacoma Tedende, a Norwegian Journal, has been in Wrangell the past week looking after the interests of his paper.
 Lest you forget There-are sev- eral dangerous places along Front street that should be attended to by the proper authorities at once, before some citizen is seriously injured
 c. E. Ericksen and H. H. Ira cy, representing the Fred A. Ja- cobs Co. real estate brokers of Portland, Ore, were passengers CT tke Spokane Tuesday, bound for Juneau, where they will open an office for the sale of Portland prop erty. MT. Ericksen is an old sour dough-" having mushed into Dawson and Fairbanks in the early days.
 The Ida May made a tripeto the West Coast on Sunday last andre turned Monday with load of King salmon. Itis stated that the;Col- umbian & Northern Fishing and Packing Go. will establish 6 sta tion on the West Coast for mild curing after which they will be shipped to Wrargell for cold stor- age.
 Ex-United States Marshal Shoup was a passenger northbound on the Spokane Tuesday. and was shaking hands with numerous friends in Wrangell during the short stay of the boat at this port. The mar shal has "aged much younger" since his residence in Alaska.
 Mrs. T. R. Needham. general representative in ,i4laska for the Nu Bone Corset Co.,, of Cerry, Pa.. has been in Wrangeil the past week establishing an agency here. Mrs. Carlson, who has been repre- senting the Spirela corset here for some months, and who readily -rec- .egnized the superiority of -Nu Bone has accepted the agency for Wran- .gell. Mrs. Needham left Tuesday .on the Spokane for Juneau.
 The Black Fox, owned by A. J. Kalhins, left Monday afternoon at } o'clock for Telegraph. Wm. Foster of Telegraph, was .passen- ger. Capt. Ed and Steve .kalkins were in charge.s lon account of the low stage of water in the river 1t Is hard 10 jay just when the Fos will return.
 Mrs. J. Brennan of Petersburg, was brought into Wrangefl SatuF- day last suffering severely iron neurasthenia. She was taken tC the Wrangeil hospital and placed
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15
B. Finder, (. l. II. E. .-.,.-.
 Assaper, Mining Eqginer

ASSdyeT, HHnIHB EHgHeT
 Send samples by madl or express. Gold and Silver -SI. 5o-Gold, Sl- IHer and Copper $500 etc. Office 2ud < Franklin Sts., Juneau, Aa.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

Dan tried to meet them all Smoke Loveras.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

| | ! daughter Edith. of Petersburg, paid Wrangell a short visit this week, arriving on the City of Se- attle Monday and departing on the i Junius Tuesday. Mrs. Balance -is the "newsboy'' of Petersburg, han ding al the Sound and South eastern Alaska papers, and here after the residents of Petersburg will be able to get a copy of The Wrangell Sentinel from Mrs. Bal lance.
 Ask Oak about the Loveras.
 NIT. Shangel and son returned from the Iskoot river Tuesday, where they spent the winter trap ping for mink and marten. They report large catch and are we'll satisfied with their seasons work They say that there is large num- Der of moose Tn that region but t1hey did not attempt to get any of this game. They left Wrangell last November accompanied by Ed 1 Gregg, who, iIt will be recalled, died on Christmas day aud'whase body was brought to Wrange1l for sbu1iai. They will leave for Port Hand on the Humboldt, having re- ceived word of the serious illness of MT. Shangel's mother.
 For Saie-22 fl. Gas Boat sftiily fequipped. s h. p. engine, lights and anchor. in good running order Price $500. .oo-nquire at office.
 The Lovera Man has been-help !'boost.
 ]. J. McTague returned on the Humboldt from ketchikan where he was serving on the petit jury.
 E. D. Conklin, superintendent of the Shakan cannery, paid Wran- geil visit on Tuesday'last. MT. Conklin comes to our city for sup plies, knowing that our merchants can and will do better by. him than he can do elsewhere. He returned to Shakan today.
 Two children of MT. and Mrs. Chas. Demmert of Shakan are in fthe Wrangeu hospital suffering from wllooping cough and alright attack of pneumonia. They are somewhat improved at this time and 1t will not be long before they will be able totbe taken home. l Probably Tn 1raveIing nothing goes further-to add to'the pleasure and comfort of the trip than to be aboard a vessel operated by crew ei gentlemen who are constantly lcoking.to the care and comfort of its passengers. This will be found to be the case on most of the ves- sells calling at th;ssport, and espec- Fially is 1t true of the crew of the steamship Spokane. Capt. White, Purser Bugert and H. E. Thorne are gentlemen, who are the right men in the righe place, and it is a pleasure to note, while en route the care and courtesy shown by these officers to the travelling pulp bic. It makes.traveling pleasure.
 The river steamer Nafilin is ex- pected to make 'her initial trip up ..he Stikine river on Sunday next.
 TomfCase has ibeen busily en- gagged the past week rin fixing hls boat and arranging his gear for salmon fishing this season.
 Mrs. Ida NJ. Uhler iis preparing Ito build on her Front street prop terty opposite Red Mems hall. l Three expert mining will be sent up to examine and make a'report on sthe property of the Iskoot Mining ! Co. The company is made up oi focal residents principally, and F. E.. Bronson, customs officer for
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15
STORAGE BATTERIES, guaran

iced not to sulphate. Cheaper than dry cells. Come m and see us about 'em. Wrangell Light and Power Company, at Power House.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15

Try a Lovera sure to please you.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1913-05-15
A. J. KALkINS, AGENT FOR

A. J. KALkINS, AGENT FOR Globe 4 cycle Marine Motor. "Eddystoue-0lobe' p cycle, open crank-case motors. 1.-The best cycle engine made. Factory re built motors. 'Perfek" water proof igniters- Motsinger Auto sparker-
 River transportation summer and winter with Launch Black Fox" and dog team.