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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
Copyright, 1914, by the Wheeler
Syndicate
SYNOPSIS.
By
JACK
LONDON

Christopher Bel!ew, tenderfoot. starts
for the klondke in a gold rush and pluck
lily works at the back breaking toll of
packing freight
He meets a beautiful girl Joy Gastell,
deserts his own party, and lie and Shorty,
a new acquaintance, hire out to two
wealthy prospectors. Joy has nicknamed
him Smoke -
Smoke and Shorty befriend a man nam
ed BEeck and nearly perish. in attempting
to cross Lake Lebarge because of the
Gselessness of their employers.
Smoke and Shorty take command by
force and get through to Dawson City,
where they are discharged. On Breck's
tip they stampede for Squaw creek.
They overtake Joy Gastell and her IA
ther. To help the Sea Lion crowd Joy
treacherously leads them away from
Squaw creek.
Smoke saves the girls feet from freez-
ing. He and Shorty by mistake jump
miners claim and lose it,. Then Smoke
finds Surprise lake, the bottom of which
is covered with gold.
Smoke is shot at witnesses the murder
of miner by the unknown marksman
and is arrested for murder himself
Breck shows a Surprise lake nugget.
the impromptu court is stampeded, and
Smokes life is saved. Smoke wins money
at roulette.
He continues to win. and the gamblers
buy him off. His system was based on
the discovery that the roulette wheel was
warped.
Prompted by Joy Gastell. Smoke enters
a race for million dollar claim against
some of the best dog mushers.
At critical moment Joy supplies Smoke
with a fresh dog team. and he runs a
dead heat with Big Olaf for the claim.
Smoke goes to Surprise lake. He falls
into a creyasse in a glacier, and miner.
Carson, makes heroic efforts to rescue
him.
Smoke cuts rope to save Carson. falls
himself and is caught in a pocket below,
from which he is rescued by Carson ana
JOY.
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lived up to It. He had neither mur-
dered, stolen nor lied.
There was nothing in the white
mans law against charging a price
and driving bargain They all charg-
ed price and drove bargains. He was
doing nothing more than that, and it
was the thing they had taught him.
Besides, If he wasn't good enough to
drink with them, then he was not good
enough to be charitable with them nor
to join them in any of their foolish di-
versions.
Neither Smoke nor any man there
glimpsed what lay in Cultus Georges
brain. behind his attitude and prompt
ing his attitude. Though they did not
know it. they were as beclouded as he
in the matter of mutual understanding.
To them he was selfish brute; to him
they were selfish brutes.
When the rope was brought Long
Bill Haskell. Fat Olsen and the craps
player, with much awkwardness and
angry haste, got the slipnoose around
the Indians neck and rove the rope
over rafter. At the other end doz-
en- men tailed on. ready to hoist away.
Nor had Cultus George resisted. He
knew it for what it was-buff. The
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03

Here and there in a dozen places the
sled lashings were cut Men crawled
in ON their bellies, regardless of a rain
of kicks and blows, and tried to drag
out the grub These had to be picked
up bodily and flung back. And such
was their weakness that they fell con-
tinually under the slightest pressures
or shcyes. Yet they made no attempt
to injure the two men who defended
the sled
1t was the utter weakness Of the In
dians that saved Smoke and Shorty
from being overborne. In five minutes
the wall OF outstanding, on-struggling
Indians had been changed to heaps Of
fallen ones, that moaned and gibbered
in the snow and cried and sniveled as
their staring. swimming eyes focused
Oh the grub that meant life to them
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-02-03
CHAPTER XIV.
The Starving Tribe.

THE way led steeply up through
s. deep. powdery snow that was
II unmarried by sled track or
moccasin impression. Smoke.
in the lead. pressed the fragile crystals
down under his fat, short snowshoes
The task required lungs and muscle,
and he flung himself into it with all his
strength.
Behind, on the surface he packed.
strained the string of six dogs, the
steam Jets of their breathing attesting
their labor and the lowness Of the tenn
perature. Between the wheel dog and
the sled toiled Shorty, his weight di
vided between the guiding gee pole and
the haul. for he was pulling with the
dogs. Every half hour he and Smoke
exchanged places, for the snowshoe
work was even more arduous than that
of the gee pole.
This was their sixth day out from
the lively camp Of Mucluc, on the Yu.
kon And now they were breasting the
big divide past the Bald buttes, where
the way would lead them down Por.
cupine creek to the middle reaches OF
Milk river. Higher up Milk river, 1t
was fairly rumored, were deposits Of
copper. And this was their goal-a
hin of pure copper half mile to the
right and up the first creek after Milk
river issued from deep gorge to flow
across heavily timbered stretch Of
bottom,
Smoke was in the lead, and the small
scattered spruce trees were becoming
scarcer and smaller when he saw one.
lead and bone dry, that stood In their
path There was no need for speech
His glance to Shorty was acknowl
edged by Il stentorian "Whoar The
dogs stood in the traces till they saw
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- 1VuEtdet CHdlGes 0eOr9cy' SaIQ
Z Smoke. y
Whites beslF tHsl fsgSna 4 ssll h WAS gat
they not buy and sell and make all
bargains with bluff? Yes; he had seen
white man do business with look
on his face Of four aces and in his
hand a busted straight.
wait" Smoke commanded. "Tie his
hands. We don't want him climbing"
More bluff. Cultus George decided.
and passively permitted his hands to
be tied behind his back
"Now it's your last chance. George"
said Smoke. "Will you take out the
team"
How much?' said Cultus George.
Astounded at himself that he should
be able to do such a thing and at the
same time angered by the colossal self
ishness Of the Indian, Smoke gave the
signal. Nor was Cultus George any
less astounded when he felt the. moose
tighten with jerk and swing him off
the floor. His stolidity broke on the
instant. On his face, in quick success
sion, appeared surprise, dismay and
pain.
Smoke watched anxiously. Having
never been hanged himself, he felt
tyro at the business. The body strug-
gled convulsively, the tied hands strove
to burst their bonds. and from the
throat came unpleasant noises of
strangulation. Smoke held up his
hands
SLACK away!' he ordered
Grumbling at the shortness Of the
punishment, the men on the rope low
cred Cultus George to the floor. His
eyes were bulging. and he was lottery
on his feet, swaying from side to side
and still making fight with his hands.
Smoke OWNED what was the matter.
thrust violent fingers between the rope
and the neck and brought the moose
slack with jerk With n great heave
Of the chest Cultus George got his first
breath.
"WiI you take that team out?"
Smoke demanded.
Cultus George did not answer. He
was too busy breathing.
"Oh. we white men are hogs Smoke
filled in the interval, resentful himself
at the part he was compelled to play.
Wed sell our souls for gold. and all
that. But once in awhile we forget
about it and turn loose and do some
| thing without a thought Of how much
there is in it. And when we do that,
| Cultus George, watch out. What we
want to know is. are you going to take
out that team?'s
Cultus George debated with himself.
He was no coward. Perhaps this was
the extent of their bluff. and IL he gave
in now he was fool. And while he
debated Smoke suffered from secret
worry lest this stubborn aborigine
would persist In being hanged.
How much?' said Cultus George.
Smoke started to raise his hand for
the signal.
"Me CO." Cultus George said very
quickly before the rope could tighten.
can when that rescue expedition
found me-" Shorty told it in the Annie
Mine, that ornery Cultus George was
the first in, beatin' Smokes sled by
three hours, an. don't you forget 1t
Smoke comes in second at that. Just
the same, 1t was about time. when
heard Cultus George a-yellin' at his
| ronfinuPd nm Pane Four
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WRITE for the BANNERS ad-
w vertising rates. They are within
reach of any man. Find out!
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Lumber for Sale

ma; 81 aaye purchased all the remaining
aps.ags, p. trans, sheds and foundations
~ spllllnger, as we'll as enough Of the
|s.s. .u'aoef to take care of the local
IA Any one wanting lumber viii
Inn h ssocs :, on hand there, at low prices.
I'M. G handle Windows, Doors, Lime,
|hb.s,s1, s1,ehent and Shingles. | expect
~ aaa'e al kinds of building material.
a'e ana see me. Yours truly,
r. c. PURCELL.
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Continued on Page Four.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
E. J. BROWN SHOWS
UP" H0FFMAN DROPS"

In "a speech at Columbia library.
Friday night. r. j. Brown, demo
cratic candidate for preeeci ..ar.
produced d bottle OF whot is knoay
as "Hoffman's Drops" said TO con
tain G5 per cent alcohol and % per
cent ether. Brown told his audi.
ence that any one could buy this.
and. by pouring II into a water
glass and allowing II 10 reamin
open for a short time. the ether
soon would eyaporate and leave the
alcohol
The label on the bottle announces
it's contents. and is guaranteed By
the Stewart a. Holmes Drug Co.
under the food and drugs acts.
This Is what Mr. Lundin would
probably conEtrue as manufactur.
ing and other lawful uses OF aIco-
hol for Stewart & Holmes. but IN.
lawful for all other druggists IN
King county" said Brown.
'If one drug rtore can sell aloo-
hol labeled 'Hofiman's Drops. vhy
not allow all druggists 10 enjoy the
same privilege. Mr.. Lundin?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
MIIIII.--sAIIRnAN

Stall 9a extra fancy picking onions
toc 49, huckiehcrrics g lbs ibc. Stalls
s0-8t. prime steer rib roast. l5c 10. steer
slrioin steak. lie 10, leaf lard. ighc 10
veal outlets. isc 10 fresh dressed chick
ems lie ~. choice leea lamb. ISc 10
stalls a1-3l fresh ground bone. 10 Lbs
csc. fancy dry salt pork. toe 10. choice
sugar cured hams. zoe 10 extra fine
little pig sausage. i5c H.. best pure lard
2 lbs 2bc pork roast. 90 10. stall IS,
best fresh Washington creamery butter.
toc no fresh ground horse tadish. toc
glass. peanut butter. Toe 10 At Stonss
Zoe pkKs macaroni or spaghetti. e5c,
isc bottle cider vinegar. 1Oc.
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sian ~. lbs sweet potatoes. ioc.
sweet Spanish onions lbs z3c stall
te. small bone STEAK ltc ID hams
itr 10 lear lard. 1850 ih round steak
itr &c. club sausage zoe 10 veal roast
Zee % Pot roast Zoe 10 bacon. TIC ih
stalls gf.as he saEss. &c flour. ..
per sack ] dor matches SIC. best flour
tee sack pkEs raisins Sc. &c bakirs
powder zoe. Stall 90. sweet oranges. 70
dor peaches Bee crate NRlnuts . lbs
1sc 1878 First ave dor asrari sd
cookies CSC. slayer cakes. :Ge. 90,
ioaNss tread. Sic
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chauffeur TO FIGHT

VALE. Ore. Oct. IS Attorneys
for D. G Brichour today announced
he would fight for new trial
when be comes up for sentence
Monday on a charge OF killing II.
G. Goodwin. wealthy Idaho sheep.
man. The jury brought in a yer.
dict OF second degree murder
BrichouH admitted the killing. but
said Goodwin vas fatally injured
accidentally Bricboux was Good.
wins chauffeur The sheepman
disappeared while driving with
Brichoux along the Snake river.
His corpse, weighted down with
tire chains. WAS found in the
stream several days later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

BIRTHDAY BY
COMPOSING

Los ANGELES, Oct. 23-A
eomplet. history o. his life and
a complete review Of the Kin.
ina Of his wife and stepson,
which he confessed week
s7o, are TO be given BY @. L.
Barrett to-day In his cell at the
county jail 10 Attorneys Earl
Rogers and n. L. olesler. Who
have been retained for the de.
Tense.
Barrett Is S. today and will thus
celebrate his birthday.
While the defense still holda
the theory that the aged Slayd
"A hypnotic victim and that ~
Barrett and her son. Raymond
Wright are not dead. the district
attorneys office announced yester.
day that the inyestiR ton IL closed
an far az II N concerned.
Two letters 70 Mrs Barrett found
yesterday would indicate that an
Inyo county blacksmith. who yaa
arrested and released. may at one
time have been her husband. and
may open the investigation again.
Two Of Barrstt's children are re.
ported on their way west with
many letters. which II II declared
will prove his mind broke down
under the strain OF constant quar-.
reling with HIS wife He was 70
be Put under the observation OF
llienists :oiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
PROBE CAR SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON. Oct 2s--The
interstate commerce commission
today Instituted "a nationwide In.
veKtiEation into the car shortage
situation. issuing a call 10 all car
riers 10 furnish complete Informs.
ton az 20 the conditions upon
.heir lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
zoo FAMILY GROWS

The Woodland park ZOO is to vel
come TO its animal and bird family
three leopards. kangaroo. two
emus. Australian black swans. a col
lection OF Wong Wongo pigeons.
strawberry finches and Silko fowls.
as the result OF the park boards
transactions With Ellis Joseph. an
animal collector.
The animals are at Victoria. B. c.
They will cost the city $500 and
the exchange OF several animals OF
the ZOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
PRESS CLUB ENJOYS
Big MUSICAL NIGHT

Seattle newspaper men entertaA
ed their guests royalty -
night at their annual entertain
ment In the Press club auditorium
An elaborate musical program by
Northwest artists was presented
The "Periscone the clubs annual
magazine. was distributed.
Dancing closed the entertain
ment The music was furnished by
the clubs orchestra Under the d.
rection OF c. r l.omssrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
sot Tu INp-MO>DAN

Lamb chops. 1etsc 10. boiling beef
Toe No.. fancy burbank potatoes. te.ct
sack. best patent flour 3, sack. olives.
25c ~ am pickles i5c dog. ginger
snaps tr doR an kinds huns. ice dox
persimmous @ far ebc; spinach lha Toe.
Delicious apples goo doz ChUi peppers
tbs isc. kale. 3 lbs 15c; peaches. Zoe
dos turuips lbs 100. tomatoes. lbs
lbc; grapes. Ice 10 lemons. 2oc doz
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CoRNER-sArtrRDAy

Stalls 1925. Toe boxes shaker salt
tSc. bulk raisins Sc 10 extra fine citron.
2bc No.: orange peel g0c 10. bulk
noodles &c 10. stall 10 tsc can pork
and beans Zoe. Toe pkg Grape Nuts, lie.
Use pkg shredded Wheat biscuits. Toe
tbc can shrimps. Toe, soc at Jar olives.
gar; aac bottle catsup. ibc. $50 can
coffee SIC. use Gar assorted Jams. 2bc
lbs itc new prunes e5c, Toe rolls
toilet paper. atc. BE- boxes matches
TOO. lbst tno Japan rice Poe. stall
to2. fresh pullet orPa 3Sc dnE. p dor
Toe: mild cream cheese. csc M lbs
SOC; mid cream brick choose esc No.
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Business Chances

p&E utApNEb boLLAHB tiH0I ~.
Nestrd few years asp ~ one auto
mobile company hHs paid ttt 600 90
cash difi1eudH ard fha Investor rtlll
holds 500 900 worth = stock n viii
pay 300 Geo send faF our Market Letter
ami keep Informed on the Efsst profits
that can DO made from small invest
Went in motor nfuehs tnomis a NirHs
brokers 81 hrpad - New YORK. y
FoH AALE-HHALL cAHH onOcERY
nsu stock. doing sell good location. au
twa car lines Tor each only Queen
Anne tta
CpTFEE ND uHpcEHY HrHfNEss.
SOC ta taeo Investment vlii maks you
from 90 Go tfo nsr seek Stall ~ 70
% iousf f9of F.Ae rsrr Market
s0.hnOM APARTMENT roR SALE
1898 NlHft ave Prize 5000 VIII take
rart trade GOOD IoraHrr
WANTED rAHraEH rs CONTRACT
les tuidins carpenter aHd cabinet
shop. ils~ town. dnius good business.
hui roo much Tor one man Price tsoe.
taksa aas.hHlf ~ A ohsfuoits. 30.
sata wash
wANTEp F. tSroHMATi1S REGAHB-
me GOOD business f1r sa'r Nafthwes'
era husiusts AEeneT. Minneapolis Milan.
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4o--Exohanges
WHAT viii 1or OFFEH FoH ny
toas. fn seattle tadtess AIS. star.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

A delegation OF Seattle citizens.
headed by Miss Gertrude McEach-
ern. who will act as sponsor. left
for Astoria. Ore. Friday night to be
present Saturday at the launching
OF the motorship. City OF Astoria.
built for the Observation-Disclosures.
Clarkson Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
So--Contractors' Notices
sl-pUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC MARKETS
PINE sTRtVI-sAT UpAN

Granuiated sugar 70 lbs 81 90. toilet
soap. bars &c. pot roast. 100 10. bulk
rnacaroni Be TO-. large can milk. &c.
sacks salt iOcs Csc coffee. ssc 10 . free
stone peaches dor Csc. lard. ibc 10
green string beans ioc TO- fancy Jeffrey
apples g. dos fancy tomatoes 90 10
Washington creamery butter, 2 lbs 81 90
sirloln steak. itc 10 homemade minca
meat. swiss cheese. ttc d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
oLp rIlSr rL,cr-sAriRp>Y

stall ~, pure granulntvd sugar. = lbs
csc. stall 70. pure pastcurizcd milk ac
pit. &C. at stall a., apuds 81 20 swt. de-
iiveredi SpltEonhury apples 81 90 box.
delivered lemons. 10 Tor Toe Stall ihoa.
sac bottle catsup, isc; new honey. zoe
pt. lar long grain rice &c 10 new am
pickles, Toe qt stall 81, oieomargarins,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9S - The
British blacklist note. explaining
that governments position in issu-
ing the list. was delivered at the
state department today from the
American embassy at London, Sec
rotary Lansing announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
SPEAKS ON TRADE

DR., Frank r. Rutter. OF the fed
eral foreign and domestic com
merce buresu. was the guest OF the
Seattle Commercial Club Saturday
noon when he spoke on "Seattle's
Future Commerce
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s-For Sale-Miseellaneous

SASH AID DOORS
urder Yuur sash and Doors direct from
% n WILLIAMS 90 We operate cur
own mill and ship difect 60 anyone
anywhere AZ tAetofY pric~. Hafs ~
livery guaranteed 20 destination ssnd
sur eur big coapists Catalogue No. -
N.fI~a eFw1 posf mails an fsausst
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MADAM NELLIE

Worlds greatest ciaiTvoyant and phren-
oloRlst. guarantees 70 read your entire
NE past. present and future gives true
advice on business. love. health and
family affairs. tells tho name of your
future husband or wife and what TO do
90 10 successful IN HE She has Just
arrived In this city, never here before
one Welt will pay YOU for YOUR many
dlsHppolntments IN others she will re-
move an obstacles and toll YOU how to
win and hold tho one YOU desire She
ri'es advice on 81 Important affairs ~
HE Special readinrp SOC Hotel Elk
room q. 1891 Second near Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

C. D. LARSON. New Thought
lecturer. viii begin series of lee
lures at the Boylston Avenue Uni
tartan church at p. IN. Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
DR.. LINCOLN WRIT.

DR.. LINCOLN WRIT, war cor
respondent. explorer, lecturer-~
publicist, who has been activt
the educational and religious a
velopment of Alaska. will give =
talk on the war at the Sunday club
mass meeting OF the Y. NJ. c. A., at
3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
EXAMINE ASSASSY.

VIENNA. Oct. Frederick
Ter. assassin of the Austrian prfsE y
minister. Count Stuerghk. has been
placed under observation by alien
lists. II found sane. he will be tried
before the end of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
i7-Salesmen Wanted

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800 sALEsMES WANTED At oSCE =
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one quart. price .. equals 50 gallons
gasoline in mileage Don't delay Your
territory may BE- open Auto Remedy
Co Evans ST Cincinnati .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

MRS. AGNES BROOKS, wife OF
4, NJ Brooks. an electrical engineer
of Roslyn. Wash, died Tuesday at
her home.
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MADAM ZnNA

hungarian ciairvoysnt ana card reader.
will toll our past. present and future
No charge " she does not toll you the
truth. Room q. Elliott Hotel. 1854
Pike
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

ANTHONY CANsNETTl, OF the
federal immigration commisGo
viii arrive In Seattle Monday to H.
spect the local station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
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