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The Nome nugget., 1922-10-14
deg. 36 min. W. JOHN SUNDBACK,
 Register. ?, 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct. 2, 1922.
MINERAL APPLICATION
 NO. OH ! 6. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, NOME ALASKA

NOME, ALASKA.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Nome Sunset Mines, Inc., a corpora- tion organized under and existing pursuant to the laws of the State of Delaware, authorized to do and doing business in the Territory of Alaska, the Post Office address of which is Nome. Alaska, has, through Geo. D. Schofeld. it's duly authorized agent and attorney in fact, whose Post Office address is Nome, Alaska, made application in the United States Land Office at Nome. in the States Patent for Placer mining KUGRUK CHIEF ASSOCIATION Placer Mining claim. situate on the right limit of Sunset Greek. a trib- utary. to Snake River, in Cape Nome Recording Precinct. Territory of Alaska, under Mineral Survey No: 1913. Said claim is more particul- arly described in the field notes and plat of the official survey thereof. now on file in said Land Office, and as follows. towit:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, identical with location and with Cor. No.
 3, Discovery and Cold Air Bench Group Placer, Sur. No. 482-U. SLIM. No. 1920 bears s. II deg. 02 min. w, 2115.O0 feet-thence N. 66 deg. 26 min. E., Var; IT
 Cor. No. ,; Thence s. 54 deg. 5s
 min. F.. (var.17 deg. 50 min. E.:)
 13410O feet to Cor. No. 3:
 Thence S. S4 deg. 55 min. W, JVar IS deg. 20 min. E..) 327.00 it. to Cor. No. 4; Thence $. 36
 deg. 36 min. W. (var. IS deg. %
 min. E..) 333.40 feet to Cor. No. 5; Thence N. 51 deg. 20 min. w.,
 Var. IT deg. 40 min. E.,l 1874;
 OV feet to Cor. No. and place of
 21.236 acres. This claim is on unsurveyed ground, on the right or West bank of Sunset Creek, and situate about seven miles N0rthwesterly from the Town of Nome. in Cape Nome Re- cording Precinct, Territory of Alas
 The total area embraced within this Mineral Survey No. 1913 and in this application is 21.235 acres.
 The Notices of Location of said placer mining claim are of record in the office of the Recorder of Cape Nome Recording Precinct. Territory of Alaska, as follows:
 The original Notice of Location is TefOTueQ III 1tO at o1O oO' and the Amended Location Certih- cate is recorded in Volume POS at Page IS;
 There are no conflicting claims;
 The adjoining. claims are On the North, the Discovery and Cold Air Bench Group Placer. Sur: No. 4S2; On the East: No. 1 below Discovery on Sunset Creek. Sur NO. 11SS; On the South, the Mary r. Placer. unsurveyed, A. H: kell, ct al, claimants. On the West. the Homestake Placer, unsurveyed, Barney Coggins claimant; The An nie Placer, and Little Gem Placer, unsurveyed, Con Kelly, ct al. claim ants.
 U.S.L.M. No. 1920. to which this claim is tied is on flat schist boulder or bedrock. 4x3 it., ins- above surface. marked. cross t-E) and USLM 1920 on top surface. with stone mound it. base 3 it. hirh. S. 59 deg. 90 min. E.. 2 fl. distant from same This location monu ment is on side hill on rocky point about 15o 1t. above general level of tundra. in Lat, 64 deg. 34 min. N., Long. 165 deg. 36 min. W.
 JOHN SuNDBACk, Register. Pubiish-August 12. 1s. 2S. Sept 2. 2, Is. 23. 30, Oct. '. 1922.
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II. s. LANN.--s IL Of NV, NJ OF
SW, NV of 81, Sec 4-l76 Total
assessment $l5900O. Taxes, inter,
est and cost ...........,.......,....--S3.9o
RICHARD LATHON.-S W Of Sc, Z
~ of SE of SW, Sec GIG. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, inter
est and cost S33 |"
". l.. DOCK LEWIS.-E u Of "
- of NV, Sec. 3O-1SG. Block 50
in Gibsland. Total assessment SllS1,
Taxes, interest and cost........-...$4l.3o
o l.. LEWIS and f. Reynolds.-W II
Of SW, See. Is. n II of NV Of NV
and 80 acres off S. side of Sc of Me-
Sec. 1911, % acres on 4 side OF
Sc IL, Sec. 1G-17-7. Total assess,
ment $1S750O. Taxes, interest and
cost .................".pfo'o'
LULA JOHNSON.-E II Of Sc of sW,
W - of SW of Sc. Sec. Il, 5 Il
of SW of NE, and 10 acres on n.
Side of NV of Sc, Sec. 14-lS-6'
Total assessment $4,000, Taxes, in
terest and coSt......."...................Szo.o
WILL JACKSON.-BlOck % in GIBBS
land. Total assessment $49o'0o. Tax,
es, interest and cOst..."..............Sl9.oo
JUNE HARDY.-SE Of Sc, Sec. ~
1876. Total assessment $3.50. TAX,
interest and cost ..,.....,..-.........,,.$l S.lo
.JOE HlLL.-W IL Of NV, See, d
1876. Total assessment $4,000. TAX,
es. interest and cost .S24.''
CAROL HEART.-W II of NV, Sec
S.17-G. Total assessment Slooo:oo:
| Taxes, interest and coSt.......,...@I.l'
BILL HVCKABY EST-SE IA OF
Block l67 in GibSland. Total asses
mpnt 10000. Taxes, interest and
cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-.'.'....'.......F''
f. d HARRIS.~E T. Of Sc, Sec. y
lS.7. Total assessment $lOSO'0V,
Taxes, interest and cOst..,........$3O.4>
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sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest and .
cost 49,. ..............,.. ."...............$'.0C
LEE SMiTH.-N IL Of SW, NV OF ,
Sc, SW of NE, Sec. 1855. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, inter,
cst and cost ............................$H .2I
HORACE SAITER.--N IL of SW. SW
Of SW less s acres Oh ". side IL
acres on n. Side of SE of SW, Sec.
&c, NE of NV and y acres on "
side of NV of NE. Sec. BAIT. Total
assessment $37S5.OO. Taxes, interest
and cost ...>lVo'o'
DAVE ROCHELLE IL of NE OF
SW, Sec. 6.17.6. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
POLICY ROCHELL.-S IL Of NE,
N IL of Sc, Sec. 6-17-5. Total as,
sessment $1S25W. Taxes, interest,"
and cost .................................S4o''o
4. A. PAYNE EFT ALS.-Block "A in
Gibsland and improvements. T0tal
assessment $500. Taxes, interest
and cost ..................................Szo'Vo
MRS. r. NJ. NELSON'S - of ~
of NV and the y II Of NJ OF SN
and the y ~ of y H. of NV OF 81.
Sec. 1851. Total assessment S72o'
Taxes. interest and cOSt..,........%2l" ~
ROSS MILLNER.--NE Of Sc, Sec. H.
1873. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cOst..."..............$l7.l3
FRANK MORRlS.-SE Of Sc, Sec.
29-lS-6. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and COST $20.3j
| DELLA LEWIS.-Cabin and 3 acre
lot in Gibsland. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cos)
MRS. GERTRUDE LANN.-SW of ST
and all of Sc of Sc, lying W o.
l.. & n. W. K. r., Sec. 1916. Tota
assessment $22200O. Taxes Inter
cst and cost .. :. ..$77.9
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l4.L Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost. ...........$l4.5J
HY. SHADRICK.-NE Of NV, and Is
acres off NV Of NE, Sec. 22-14-5. Tot
al assessment $535.0O. Taxes. inter
est and cost .,.,.,.., $500
SALINE NERO. Co., E. G. Pullin,
Agt.. u - Of SW. SW Of Sc. Sec.
22.l4-j. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and ost..$22.35
J. 7. REEVES EST.-NW Of NE, Sec
u. f II of SW. Sec. 2S.14-j. Total ;
assessment $4,000. Taxes. interest
and cost Observation-Disclosures.
=. f. PAUL.-E ~ Of NV. SW of ,
NV, less 10 acres in NV corner
Sec 5-l4-4 Total assessment $500.
Taxes. interest and cost....... $3.50
W. L. POTTS.-S - of SW, Sec. 49,
15-4. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interes. and cOst....$41.6O
HAYNES MOORE Sc Of Sc, less s13
acres on west side, NV of SE, Sec.
l2.1ar5. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes. interest aud cust....$2 2.9G
TOM LEWIS EST.-W IL of NE, less
20 acres on s. side, Sec. 12-15-5. To-
tai assessment $4,000. Taxes. in
tereSt and cost ........................$27
W. &. KlRBOW.--W - of NV, Sec.
l. E IL of NE, Sec 2-l4-6. Total
assessment S1OO4.O0 Taxes, inter.
est and cost Observation-Disclosures 9.3J
JAMES ELLIS.--N ID Of NE of NE
NV of NE, Sec. His. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost -,-...,.-......... ....."..............A-4."
N. 7 E'LIS.-W J.? of wv " -
OF Nc of Nv. Sec, Z1-l4-5. Tota'
assessment $4,000. Taxes, inlerest
and cost ................. $32. 81
+. II. EOLLINSWORTH.---S ~ of
NV. SW of NE, NV of SW, Sec
2-14-6. Total assessment $l0o5.0O.
Taxes. interest and cost $500
~. ~, 1AltNEO."- - VI NV, bCN
24-l5-5. Total assessment 100000
Taxes, interest and cost. .......$lS5S
HENRY BOONE.-A - Of Sc, Sec
1-l5-5. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and costS 3l. &;
MARGARET BLANKINSHIP. - SW
II, Sec. 35-14-5. Total assessment
100000. Taxes, interest and COS
NOAH BRADLEY.-NW Of Sc, W t.
Of SW of ST, Sec. 30-15-4 Total as
Sessment $4,000. Taxes, intrees
/ and cost ........................... 1851
}. SYLVIA ANDERSON.-NW of SW
Sec. 90, NV Of NV, Sec. % %. and I
t acres on north side Of NE Of NJ
J. Sec. 31-15.4. Total assessment S76
j Taxes, interest and cost Sc
A. u. AMOS EST.-N 10 of Sc, 81
2 of Sc, Sec. 8-l4-4. Total assessmer
J, $1OSOO0. Taxes, interest and COS
a aOn 4
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UOO ACMNAOA\O' ~>A~ W -''S
Sc of SW, Sec. Also. Total as.
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost ...............,.................$23.W
J,H. HAY.-W IL of NV Of SW, Sec
4.15-G. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost............-...$9.45
LEVI HENSON EST.-N 10 Of Ell
Of Block 3, Pierce addition to Bien.
vile. Total assessment 5000. Tax.
es interest and cost.................$oW
r, G. GANTT.-Res. and acre lot In
Bienville, known as ]. s. Vernon
place Total assessment $6,150M
Taxes, interest and cost........."$16l.70
I'LL, GEORGE, Nv. ]. Sprawls owner)
Sc of SW, Sec. 9-l5-6. Total assess.
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cost ............ .........................$lO.6t
ROBERT FRITZ.-SW Of SW, Sec. 2
1877. Total assessment $655.0O. Tax.
es, interest and cost................... $N.7o
HENRY DAvIS.-SE Of NE, E IL Of
NE Of Sc, and 10 acres on 3 side
of SW of NV, Sec. 10, and q acre:
in NV of NV, Sec. 1l'187. Total
assessment $945.00. Taxes, interest
and cost ............................... S6S
ALFRED DAVIS.-W IL Of NE, less
10 acres, Sec. 10-16-7. Total assess
ment $9SO.0O. Taxes, interest anc
cost ................ .................'...'4V'1'
II, c. COCKERHAM.-SW Of SW, Sec
&166. Total assessment $53OOo
Taxes, interest and cost............$24.4'
| JOE CALEP.--SE Of NE and 10 acre
on s. side Of NE Of NE, Sec. 22-l6
I. Total assessment $55O0O. Taxes
| interest and cost........................$lo'F
4, ". BRINSON.-W IL Of Sc, Sec
"a, less 6 acres on E. side Of SW Q
Sc, 4 acres on s. side Of NE OF SW
Sec. 34-16-6. Total assessment $1l&
Taxes. interest and cost.............S52
s /. BEACH.--Lots Z, Block II !
Bienville. Total assessment $6oo0
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L. r. WADE.-N IL Of Block "a In
Bryceland and Imp. Total assess.
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
cnst S34C()
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CHS LEMMONS.-NE Of NV, Sec. 8,
Sc of SW, Sec. 4.15.6. Total as
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
0nd nOSt .,.,.,.,,,................SH VOW
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ALBERTA LUMBER COL acre
lot In Alberta and store building
mill shed and saw mill plant. Total
assessment $535O.00. Taxes, inter.
est and cost ............................$l37.Ot
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................ ......"....9 00.lo
AMOS PEOPLES.-SW IA, sec. H.
Ell of Sc, f IL Of Sc Of NE, Sec
.15-14.5. Total assessment 100000,
Taxes, interest and cost.........-.$6SW
r. H, MILLER-W IL Of Sec. 10,
NV IA, N IL Of Sc, Sec. 22.l4'6'
Total assessment $56000O. Taxes,
interest and cost ..............~.....$l4l.2o
LUDWIG ( OLIvEN.-W IL OF NV,
NV Of SW, Sec. II, NE IA, Se4l5
NE of NE, s IL Of NE, s IL o1
SW, Sc Ia Sec. %, E IL of W II
andE IL of Sec. II, less Sc Of Sc,
NE Of w, Sec. 34-15-6. Total as.
sessment 100000. Taxes, interest
and cost ............................... 9z'o.'o
ROSA GAMMILL-SE, of SW, Sec. "a
1876. Total assessment $4,000! Tax.
es, interest and cost. $500
LEDY WASHINGTON.-NW Of Sc,
Sec. 2l-14-5. Total assessment $500.
Taxes, interest and cost.........."S15.35
B. ]. WASHINGTON.-W IL OF SW,
21-14-5. Total assessment $29O.W.
Taxes. interest and cost............$l O.9o
NED WASHINGTON.--S IL Of Sc.
Sec. 21-14-5. Total assessment 1865,
Taxes, interest and cOst...........$l1.2O
B. J. WASHINGTON.-W - SW, Sec
22.14.5. Total assessment $S9O,OO
Taxes, interest and eost...........$27 80
LAY WILLIAMS..-SE 1T NV, Sec. 30
l5-4. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
eS, interest and cost. l2.t5
L. NJ. WIMBERLY.-An undivided IL
interest in W IL Of NV, Sec. 1914
S. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost................$11.G
ANDREW THOMPSON ESTE IL
of NV, SW Of NE, W IL Of NV Of
NE, Sec. 24-15-6 Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
II. H. TURNER.-NW Of Sc, Sec. q
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-. J. ALLISON.-SE Of Sc, Sec. 80.
1865. Total assessment $695W. Tax.
eS. interest and cOSt........S23.S s!
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G. G. RUDOLPH IL acre lot III
Bienville, bounded north by Poole.
. east by R. R., south and west by
U, G. Brunston, Imp. Total assess
ment $52JOO. Taxes, interest and
cost ............-............:.@Io.t
r. G. MULLINS.-E. IL Of NV, OF
SW. Sec. Also. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
...........,,, ...................$7.N
". p, LUCKY, JR.-S IL Of NV of
Sc, Sec. 4.15-6. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cost
S875
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4 : ANDERSON 10 acres in NE cor
aef q SW Of SW, Sec. 4.15.6. Total
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l. H. TURNER.-NW Of Sc, Sec. q.
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WARD 6, NON.RESDENTS

2 & WILLIAMS EST.-S IL OF NE,
Sec, 25.14-6, NE Of Sc, Sec. 20, NV
Of sW, Sec. 21.14-5. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, interest and COSY
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Little Boys Overcoats
$4.95

Good quality wooden fabrics, many with
all-wool Innings, button TO neck double
breasted. belt all around worth $3.50 sizes
4 TO o. Friday only. Si.95. Main Floor.
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Kid Gloves $1.59 Pair

2-clasp Imported Glace Kid Gloves-Heavy
embroidered stitchings; self. contrasting and
two.toned: in tan, brown, beaver, mode
gray. black and white; $3.50 quality.
Broken sizes Of Slip-on Barritz and Strap
Wrist Gauntlet GlOves-Nalues $3.50 To 81. so
Friday only, 81 SO pair. Main Floor.
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MatelaSSe Dresses
$3.50

At higher price these dresses re
markable values but the collection IS
limited and as to effect quick clearance
we feature these dresses at $3.50. All the
newest models. Some combined with other
materials. Also splendid group Of Canton
crepe and Poiret twill dresses included. Not
all sizes in every style but all sizes in the
lot
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Fur-trimmed Coats,
$3.50

Regular S35 grade; made OF s'lver-up bo'
livia. and featuring collars; in some cases
cuffs of Australian opossum, caracul and
sealine Friday only. S2s50. Third Floor.
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Art NeedlewOrk Dept.

Stamped Tan Pieces, l9c.-36nch Cen.
terpcces and 1Sx45inch Scarfs; three sim
pie patterns. Friday only. 19c each.
Knitting Yarns, 3a4 Hanks. 69c.-An
wanted shades. khaki. buff. brown. black.
white and cherry. Friday only 3a hanks,
69c.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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SIS and $5.75 Sweaters
&.75

Odds and ends OF all.wool sweaters, me-
dium weight; fancy or plain weaves; colors.
navy. black, brown buff; all sizes TO he had
Friday only, Si.75. Third Floor.
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China and HOuseWare

Oltlltd dltu 11OuOVV W. OIC
Chef Fireless Cookers 2.compartmen
style with stand. Special $3.50.
Metal Boudoir I.amps-With an all silk 7.
inch shade: in an assortment of colors.
Special "3.69.
Mahogany Finished Smoking StandS-wth
glass ash tray. For Friday, special, Sl.0
"ShinO" Chemically Treated Hand Duster-
with smooth polished handle. Special G9c.
Gray Enameled Steel Coffee POt.-With
hinged covers and 3,quart sizes, 39c.
Library Baskets-Fancy weavcs with
strong wood bottom, 35c
ARROW" Bell TransfOrmer-tor alternating
current only Special for Friday, 25c.
Steel Fry Pans-Medium size; 20 only.
For Friday. special Zoe Each.
52.Piece Porcelain Dinner Set-Blue onion
decoration. Special $685..
Thin japanese China Cups and Sauccr>-
Blue dragon decoration. Special, u for Sl.l6.
Brown Stone Pitchers-Grape designs >.
quart capacity. Special 29c.
Ice Cream Sherbet Dishes--llear crystal,
low stem Special. for 80.
Smooth Finish Stone Jars
5-gallon size: regular Sll5. Special. S9c.
6.gallon size, regular $l.3S. SprCai SlOO.
Decorated American Porcelain Platter
1Oinch size. Special i5C.
POlychrOme Finish Book End>-ln
variety of colors and styles. Special, S3.o5.
1.PieCe Nippon China Berry Sets-Chocc
of several pretty border decorations Special,
"l.29
Palais Royal-FOurth Floor.
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Silk Umbrellas, $3.50

women's: colored silk with ring or
ieather.trimmed handles. tips and stop ends
blue, navy, green or purple Friday only.
$3.50. Bargain Basement.
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Millinery

I75 Odd Iiats-An styles and co!0rs to
choose from: reduced from a mach higher
price Friday only. 800. Second Floor.
65 Felt Hats-R"gularly $29S. TailorN
felt hats to he offered for Friday only at
il.49. Second Floor
Ostrich Fancies-- Regularly s1.aS to s2.sS.
Good assortment OF all the seasons hest
STYLES and colors. Friday only, 9Sc. Second
Floor.
Trimmed IIats-S5 hats regularly $40
All styles and coloiS To choose from includ.
ing black. Friday only. Sl.98. Second Floor.
ChiIdren's Hats-Onc table Of SOS and
s3.9S values; good assortment of STYLES and
colors Some of plushes. sued lik" and
velvet. Friday only. Sl98. Second Floor.
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Beaded Bags, $3.50

and light colorinPs. neatly lined; mounted
on engraved metal frame; chain handle to
match finished at bottom OF bag with
heavy beaded fringe Friday only, S213
Main Floor.
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90 Wonderful Friday Bargains
$3.50 to $7.95
Underwear, $4.95

Women's glove silk boomers and petit
bloomers; manufacturers samples and dis
continued STYLES of these popular garments
colors. black. taup", purple, green, c"riSD
with cuff and ruffc. Friday only, Si95
Main Floor.
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BARGAIN BASEMENT
WOmen's Underwear
49c

Medium weight vest, low neck and sleeve
less: pants. knee length, with muslin bands
Friday only 49c. Bargain Basement.
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RiCheeu fine weave wool mixed suits:
Dutch neck elbow sleeves. ankle and knee
length, low neck. sleeveless, tailored top and
bodice ankle and knee length: regular sizes;
all perfect Friday only. S195. Main Floor.
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WOmen's
Undergarments,7 zoe

Including night gowns and envelope che.
mise: dainty styles. some embroidered others
lace trimmed: pink or white. Friday only,
zoe. Bargain Basement.
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Prunella Skirts, S.

4 box plea ed model in wide variety OF
patterns, spendidly made and finished; regu.
Iarly sj95. Friday only, $500. Third
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Aprons, Friday, 44c
COrsets, at $1.OO

Values to s2.5O high and low bust, with
various length hips also topless, rubber
tops and girdles. Friday only, 81. Bargain
Basement.
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SpOrts Hose, $1.95

Wumcns regularly 81 and Sl.!o WOOL
mixed sports hose, embroidered clocks; also
th, popular Richelieu ribbed silk and wool
IN two.tuned combinations; slightly irregular
WCdNcS.
Silk mcrccrizcd sports hose; In brown.
blue and tan mixtures perfect quahty; 81
value. good assortment of sizes FRIDAY "h'S'
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Silk Mixed Hose, Soc

Womens; dropstitch; hgh.spiced heel
black or cordovan; long silk boot; sizes so
to 10: irregulars. Friday only SOC. Bar
gain Basement.
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Children's Leggins,
$1.25

Womcns silk and fiber hose; black, brown
and ay.
Women's silk lisle hose; black and colors
Women'S full ia shioned macO yarn hose; fall
weight: in black and brown.
thldren's mercerized q. length sports hose
rolled top: in black, blue. gray and brown
combinations: all sizes. Friday only, pair,
~ N,;,
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69c Sports Hose, SOC

Women's woolmixed stockings with dou.
bic heel, toe and sole: heather mixtures:
brown, green, gray or tan; sizes to 10;
irregulars. Friday only, SOC. Bargain Base.
ment.
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STADIUM BUILT
FOR IT, MARINES

Washington, Nov. Built en-
tirely OF waste and donated ma
terial and without cost to the tax
payers Of the country, a stadium
which will rival any university
athletic field is approaching com
pletion at the United States ma
rine corps base at Quantlco, Va,
and will be used for the first time
November II.
The stadium being built by the
marines in honor Of the marine
dead Of all wars, is approximately
rs per cent completed.
The seats, Of which there Will
eventually be 100000, are being
built of concrete. A memorial
arch will form the entrance to the
stadium.
Necessary expenditure of mon
ey, which to date has amounted Y
less than $4,000, has been me-
through appropriations from thu
recreation fund of the base.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-01
SEATTLE TO FIGHT
HIGHER EXPRESS RATE

Seattle, Wash, Nov. An in
crease in express rates proposed on
the transcontinenta railways will
be fought by business men of this
city in cooperation with those Of
other communities on the Pacific
coast, Harold Moore, in charge Of
the retail bureau of the Seattle
chamber of commerce, announced.
Mr.. Moore is a member of a com
mittee to conduct campaign
against the raise. Los Angeles and
San Francisco are represented on
the committee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-01
AS|AT|CS DRIVE
AMERICANS OFF
FROM i. S. SHIPS

san Francisco, Nov. LA let
ter to President Harding from
Andrew Furuseth, president OF
the International Seaman's I'm
ion, suggesting that the admins
tration should attempt to solve
the problem Of Asiatic workers
on American ships, was made
public by Furuseth here today,
Furuseth charged that American
boys were being driven off the
seas because they refused to
work, eat and sleep with Chinese
coolies"
1--WE feel that you scarcely real
ize the present deplorable position
Of American seamen in this re-
spect," the letter said. "The work
ers ashore are paid by the federal
contract labor law and the Chi
nese exclusion act not to mention
recent immigration restriction
laws. American seamen enjoy no
such protection. At the present
time American vessels owned by
the United States government are
to a large extent manned by Chi
nese, although competent and
qualified Americans are available
"In the trans-Pacific trade the
following government owned. mer-
chant vessels are partly. manned
| by Chinese: President Cleveland
/ President Lincoln, President Tafi
and President Wilson, sailing ou'
of San Francisco. President Gran
President Jefferson, President Nc
Kinley and President Jackson
sailing out of Seattle. The fore
going are passenger vessels. II
addition, the following govern
men owned freighters sailing ou
of Seattle are wholly manned b.
Chinese: Wheatland, Montana
Edmore, Pomona and Eldridge.
The present tendency, particu
Ilarly in Seattle, is to discharg
still more Americans and substi
. tute Orientals. No doubt you will
: be told that the ship subsidy bill
as reported aims to remedy thi
| situation. A brief analysis of tn
t reported bill should prove to yo'
r that it expressly permits the EN-
3 ployment of Chinese and othe
e orientals in the stewards depart
s ment of the subsidized vessels"