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The Nome nugget., 1926-11-13
MONDAY
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MARlEN PARTY UPSET
 BY DIspUTE TOUR HEADS

Seattle. Nov. '. @-With her party upset by a dispute among guiding heads of the tour. Marie arrived at Seattle to find the city equally disturbed, because of the Queens late arrival which forced the crowds and the day long pro- gram into few brief hours. The reception committee went through, however, with Governor Hartley and Mayor Landes inausuratinE 1t with greetings on behalf of the State and City. Marie caused the late arrival by directing the hold ing of the train an hour at Long
 view early In the morning while the party inspected the great lam- Der mills, during which time differ ences arose between Samuel Hill and her Majesty's host, Colonel John Carroll who had charge Of the tour; Major Stanley Wash burn, the queens aide, patched up the differences before the party
 reached Seattle. Hill ia said to
 have upbraided Washburn for fail- ure to arrange for the queens car
 motor trip to Mary Hill. Portland.
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NINDSTORM CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE

Laplata, Maryland. Nov. ll,A1
 a windstorm which visited this sec
 tion destroyed school house yes
 terday. killed fifteen and injured twenty. mostly children, when houses were blown down. Dr. G. .D Heath, of the Maryland Health Department. with an office across the street, saw the school housr twisted into mass of splinters, he closed his eyes to shut out the hor- TOT, the wind carried some of the children hundred feet Muriel Hardesty. aged 13. said. ''the first thing l knew what was happening the window pan"s began 10 chatter then there was q thunder clap and roar, the stove began to wabblo about the room and then the whole building went over The next l knew was in d hotel" Tho storm cut fifty yard swath from Laplata to cpdarvillc, fourteen miles Northeast and aid and medi
 cines have been rushed to Laplata
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AFTER ELECTION DEATHS
 AT HERRIN, ILLINOIS

Herrin. Illinois, Nov. 8, R- Machine gun volleys from three automobiles loaded with highway men near Herrin. killed Mayor JeR Stone aged 51. and John Miltoy aged 2l. a boxer. and injured police chief Keith stoAe. Milroy was struck down as he stood in front st raadbouse; Keith staaa was wounded as he started to run from the place. Stone and Keith were in the pool room when they re- ceived a call to go to the roadhoqse and the gunmen drove by shortly after their arrival. and as they levelled their guns at Stone be fell mortally wounded; Milroy was shot when he ran to the assistance of the Mayor. Reports are cHFreat that Charles Birger. leader of the gang. had swern vengeance on Stone for not supporting the republican ticket in last weeks election. The Mayor was exonerated last sum mer of the murder of former Police Chief Freeman. after testimony was presented showing that Stone fired in self defense, when two men wrangeled over the conduct Of the city government.
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TO URGE ESTABLISHMENT GOVERNMENT COALING
 STATION ATkA ISLAND

Seattle. Nov. 1o.P) J. J, tn-
 derwood. Seattle representative of the Chamber of Commerce al Wash ington. D. C.. told the local cham Der that a change was practicable in the route of the Admiral Line ships from Seattle 10 the Orient to stop at the Aleutian Islands. My idea is to urge the establishment lof q government coaling station in the Aleutian chain. preferably Atka Island. il will he a welcome break in the voyage and added advantage ,to ships, they would go through
 tnimak Pass and Skiof on the North side of the picturesque Aleu- titan Island, being q chain hundreds of miles in sight of land. Freigh- ters now use this route because il is shorter and more favorable cui'- rents. IL might be possible for ships to come by way of the Inland Passage along the Alaska coast To make he route on the North side of the Aleutiln Islands safe. sev- |eral lighthouses and compass sta tions will be necessary and 1 re= commend that this Chamber ur..y the government in make such i'm pruvements,
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TUESDAY tTELGcRAPhiC)
HEARST TO CONSTRUCT
 PULP AND PAPER MILL

Washington, Nov. 8, B-Wm. Randolph Hearst filed an applica- tion with the Federal Power Com mission for preliminary permit to construct power project at Snet- tisham. for complete paper and pulp mill. The Hearst application conflicts with several others which are now pending. The license is sued to the Alaska Pulp Paper Com pany issued in August 1924, covers part of the same project. Com plete plans must he submitted he fore a license will be issued for a preliminary permit, which gives the applicant priority in the event that the Commission deems the plans feasible and not damaging to public interest.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To James Harris. your heirs. eN
 ecutors. administrators and as
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in repro senting the Dora Association Bench on Left Limit of Nome River on thu Second Beach Line in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Dis. trict, Second Division. Territory oi Alaska. during and for each of the years for annual expenditure on placer mining claims as required by law, for the years 1923, 1924, 1925 and 1926. The location cer- tificate of the above claim is record ed in Vol 1O5. page 54i.
 And you and each of you, are notified that if you do not pay your prOportiOnatc share of such expend- iture. to the undersigned at Nome Alaska. within 90 days next follow ing the ninety-day period of publi- cation of this notice. the interest Of each of you in and to the said claim will forfeit and be and be. come the property of he under Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 9th day of November. 1926.
 DAN KELLY. Co-owner. Publish Nov. 6. 13. 20. 27. Dec. 1 Il, IS. 25. 1s2a; Jan. 1. 8, IS. 22
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CONNECTS SHOOT WAY
 OUT OF PENITENTIARI

Columbus. Nov. 10. @-Eleven of the thirteen convicts who shot their way out of the penitentiary, were captured. posses are search ing for the other two. All were members of the Red Shirt Squad and classed as desperate. The break was made as visitors were admit ed. the prisoners were armed with clubs, knives, revolvers. heavy iron hooks and table legs, one of the prisoners shot a penitentiafy guard but was overtaken by the second posse which captured nine of the the prisoners Were wounded.
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.iREE HUNDRED DEAD
 TYPHOON SOUTHERN LUZON

Manila, Nov. g. (P)-It is esti- mated that there is three hundred dead from the Typhoon which visit ed Southern LuzOn last Saturday. From reports 1t is indicated that millions of dollars in property dam age resulted. Telegraph wires are down but the weather bureau said the typhoon was the most puzzleing Atmospheric disturbance that ever hit the Philippines since the Bureau has been established. the changing of the direction of the winds were found to be in explicible by the laws of cyclones. The Insular Legisla- ture appropriated twenty-five thou sand dollars to aid the sufferers. Railroad lines in the southern pro- vinces remained blocked today.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Probate Court, Cape Nome Precinct. Second Division. Territory of Alaska.
 Estate of Alfred II. Dunham De- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given that ths undersigned has beGn appointed administrator of the Estate of Al fred II. Dunham Deceased and let ters testumcntary issued tn him bS the Probate Court, Cape Nome Pre- cinct Territory of Alaska. and that Creditors having claims against the said Estate are required tp present same. verified to the undersigned at Nome. Alaska within G months from date hereof. Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 2nd day of October 1926. HUGH O'NElLL. Administrator Estate of Alfred H. Dunham Deceased. publish--Oct 3. 2 16. g, 20. 1926.
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EXTRA COPIES ,,F THE
 NOME NUGGET ON SALE AT THE NEVADA.
NOTICE OF FORFEITIRE.

To ED, MORAN. your heirs, p&ecu-
 tors. administrators, grantees and
 assigns
 fou ar" hereby notified that the undersigned has expended, during the year 1920. also during each ot lhe years ending at tWcly. o'clock meridian July lSt i922 July lW. 1923 July lst. 1921; and lulN lat 1920; the sum of on" hundred dol- lars in labor and improvements up on that certain placer mining claim known and described rs Number Below Johnson's Discovery on the kougafok River. situated in what was formerly known as tn" Knu- garok Recording District. but now within the tap- Nom" Recording District second Division, Territory of Alaska; said labor was perform ed and Improvements were made for the purpose of holding said claim und"r he i5fws of the United states ct America. and the Terri tory of Alaska. and you and each of your heirs. executors dslminis- trators, grantees and assigns are hereby notified that if within ninety udSS altef tue 'tTNiN" ul iil3 ftU tt' on you by publication thereof for the period of ninety days yuH fail or refuse to contribute la tb@ an dersigned your proportion oG -Heh expenditure" as cu-ownrr al said mining claim. your interest in said mining ciiiim MI heceta.+ tlo. prn perty Of tl," m .forspuv1 h whom he said required necessary rNp"n ditures were made.
 Dated al Nome. ALtsk,. lbi- eth day of November l93G
 James ilellihrr CooNno Publish Nov (. l3. 2U. 21 lm.c I Il. IS. p. 1926. Jan l. s H. 't. 20. 1927
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT, RE.

To SOLOMON DREptING COM
 PANY. Nou and each of your
 heirs. executors administrators
 grantees. and asSisne"s
 You are hereby n"tihed flt;,t thn undersigned and it's ernnt"rs and assisnors. as cn-ownnrs ni thr pla cer claim hereinafter described have expended during the year 1920, and durinr each of he years ending at l2 u'clock Meridian July I. 1a2o. l921.= 1922. t9ef. !e'1. and 1925 and each =ue tn" Neris ending at l 2 o'clock Meridian n,. cemhcr Fl l9ll lpl6. 1pl,- 1918 and lHla. tn" sum of ou~ hundred dollars in labor and inptoA antent4 upon that certain pia'"r miutns claim lyinle and htus In thr cape Nome RecarLinr District Territory of Alaska, and known as tlo l."u- anza Assorilticp Placer Clainl sit uate al the month of Bonanza creek the original location notice of which is recorded in Volume i94. 'rrrr -=Jb or thr records of said Recording District.
 Said labor was performed and improvements made for tte purpose of holding said claim undrr inc laws of the Tinted State. and of the Territory "f Alaska
 And you and na'h of vru arr her, by no iGcl t'la' F wi'bp rin' ty days aft ttc s"fft," ef iG9. notice oa yuu hv nuhihati,n t'.ro- of for the per't"d ar uinet" a'S9, you fail or refrIsr tn cnntrihUt" 'n the undersigned vour prppnriiau of such expenditures as such nwn- CT of said mining claim vuUr in terest in said mining claim Will hr- come fhe property of ile nud"r- signed
 Dated at Nome. Nael1a thif tth day of November, l92a
 Lomen Reinerr V Tradins
 Corporation.
 by R. S Oelesbv
 Vice President. Office and Post OAco address, Nome. Alaska.
 Publish Nov. (. 13. %. 27, Dee !. II. IS, 25. 1926 Jan l S, l5, %, 20. 1927
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FIFTY MINERS BEGIN SUIT
 AGAINST HtMMDN co

Seattle. Nov. S, N'l Attorney Wm. A. Gilmore filed in the Super for Court for fifty miners, suit against the Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields for nineteen thousand six hundred twenty two dollars. It promised one hundred and twenty shifts work at seven dollars per shift if The plaintiffs go to Nome June second. The suit asks for five hundred dollars for each which the company advanced but took out of their wages and what they would have earned if they worked one hundred and twenty shifts.
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enroute to Washington, District of Columbia. to attend conference of National Park Superintendents. He declared that. given five hun dred thousand dollars for roads. the park would build up big tour ist business for the Alaska railroad and Steamship companies. and said he will recommend the con struction of fifty miles of automo- bile highways from Savage Camp to Copper Mountain, as soon as Congress appropriates money.
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Washing on. Nov. 10, (P-Coo- lidge asked for non partisian con sideration of his proposal of refunds president promised to confer with members of the House Ways and Means Committee before recom- mending now the surplus is to be returned to the treasury. Mellon and Coolidge agreed yesterday to la discount of twelve and one half percent from next years Income Taxes. Democratic congressional leaders declared it was party move.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Probate Court, Cape Nome
 Precinct, Second Division. Territory of Alaska.
 Estate of Andy Erie Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ad-
 minstratOr of the Estate of Andy
 Erie Deceased and letters testa-
 mentary issued to him by the Pro
 bate Court, Cape Nome Precinct. Territory of Alaska. and that Gre
 ditors having claims against the
 said Estate are required to present same, verified to the undersigned at Nome. Alaska within 6 months from date. hereof. Dated at Nome, Alaska. this End day of October 1926. R. W. J. REED. Administrator of the Estate of Andy Erie Deceased. 6 Publish-Oct. 2, 9. IS, as. 90. 1s3s.
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UNDERWOOD RETURNS
 FROM THE ORIENT

Seattle, Nov. 8. @-J. J. Under wood representative of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. returned on the President Mckinley, after two months study of Oriental and Am erican trade relations. He said the Oriental traders slogan was "that business was the same as usual" despite the political and social disorders. He. Is also quoted as saying that a steady increase |of eommsEse to and from ports In lthe Orient appears probable.
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Washington. Nov. 9. CA, Scna- torial lines are forming for q con test over the seating of Ware of Pennsylvania Morris who cam paigncd against Ware is conducting Il personal inquiry. Blease an nounced he will vote to seat both Ware and Smith of Illinois. unless fraud and corruption are shown. Reed reiierates his intention to vote to seat his colleague.
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NEGRO BANK JANITOR
 MAKES BIG HAUL

Los Angeles, Nov. &. (R-West- erly Davis, aged 22. Negro jani- tor in the Los Angeles Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San FraRcisco. waa arrested for steal tug seventy four thousand dollars from the bank. Seven one eight nine pounds were found hidden in his home. also new automobile which navis said he purchased wi h a part of the seized money, which was contained In eleven packaEcs containing from Ave to ten hundred dollar billa.
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VETS TO
 FIGHT PROHIBITION BILL <

Washington, Nov. F, (P Sen ator Edge announced that the Sen aturial vets will fight vigorously against the efforts of Andrews th' prohibition chief. to obtain tn. enactment of bills aimed 10 strengthen iie Nolstead enforce ment. The i-prohibition sent:= ment in the recent refrrendums especially in New York and Illinoi3, has strengthened th vets. but no concerted action ha been ldopte |
 o oppose Andrews
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storm Cloud Still HOvers
 Over MArie's Train

Seattle. Nov. S.R-lt Is thought that the storm clouds that have been lowering over Queen MaFie's train for several days. have passed away with the departure of Hill and the expulsion from the train of J. A. Ayres, representative of the Ford Motor Company. Colonel Carroll. official host to the queen, expelled him following published stories quoting Ayres as saying Ford was spending nearly half a million dollars to provide trans- portation to the Royal party and that Ayres was loaning money to members Of the entourage with which to pay incidental expenses. Carroll said Ayres presented him self in New York before the tour started and asked permission to vide on the train on the basis af an agreement which he said he had with the Rumapian Legation at Washington, by which he would have Lincoln car for the Queen ia every city she visited. Ayres was denied aeat on the train un- til Ottawa was reached. having fol- lowed hy automobile. At Ottawa Carroll said he took Ayres aboard out of sympathy. because of the long jump from Ottawa to Vim peg.
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Great Falls. Montana, Nov. 9,(H) Mayor Harry B. Mitchell after riding in the Queens automobile for an hour with Carroll, he said, "my sympathies are all with Sam Hill" When the Mayor started to alight at the Anaconda Copper Re duction Works. Carroll seized his coat tails and said "come back here 1 am in charge, I'll see to every thing"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

in the P,uba'c Court for the Cape
 Nome Precinct, Second Division,
 Territory Of Alaska; before the
 Honorable C. ". Thornton, U. S.
 Commissioner and Ex Otilri" Pro-
 bate Judge.
 In the Matter of the Estate of BERNARD COGGINS. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersignnd that he has been duly Iappoiuted Administrator of tn Estate of Bernard Coggins, de ceased, and all persons having claims against the said Estate must exhibit the same. with the neces sary vouchers, within six months after inc first publication of this notice. to the Administrator, at hi esidence opposite the Court Hous' on Second Avenue. Nome. Alaska lie same being the place for tn transaction of the business of the said estate in the above Precinct and Territory.
 Dated October 23rd, 1926. .THOS. D. JENSEN. Administrator. Publish Oct. 23, 30. Nov. 6. 1s. 20
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WORK THIS "GOLD MINE"
 WHEN THE TIDE IS OUT

Bandon. Ore, (P)-This town beside the Pacific Ocean, its busi- ness district built on piling over the tide flats. has become the scene of a novel gold quest.
 Indications of gold quartz were found recently while drilling for piling. Search was immediately started for gold In commercial quantities next to the First Nation al Bank. The work has to be done when the tide is out as the "mine" Is covered with water at high tide.
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The Democratic gains We're Hi nufs ? Kansas 1, Maryland l. Mis- souri ,. Nebraska I. New Jersey l, New York 3, Oklahoma 1. Pennsyl- vania ?, West Virginia 1, making a total of sixteen.
 The Republican gains from the Democrats were Kansas 1, Rhode Island 1, while they gained one from the Socialists in New York
 The latest information available indicates the Senate VII be conpos- cd of AS republicans. i7 democrats t. q enc Farmer abcr
 The approximate prohibition vote in the eight states in which it was concerned was as follows: New York voted four to one wet; Neva da three to one wet; Wisconsin two to one wet: Illinois two to one Wet; Montana went wet by narrow ma jority. California voted dry by about ten thousand majority; Mis- souri dry by about one hundred thousand majority. Colorado dry by l small majority.
 Al Smith was reelected Governor of New York by about one quarter million majority.
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EVERYTHING GOING OUT
 NOTHING COMING IN

Dutch Harbor. Nov. 8, @-The NorWegiap Whalers celina. .Di0mede
 Anadyring and Elcano with the |motorship Kommandoren. Captain Faust commanding, are enroute to Seattle from Dutch HarbOr with eleven thousand barrels Of oil. caught from two hundred and |eishty-Ave whales during the sea- |son of Kamchatka. The Kom0dor- skis refueled here and will reoutflt at Seattle fer whaling o6 the coasi of Mexiea,
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ker, worlds capitol hiker, creat- ed panic on the Seward-AnchOr- age train, when she threatened with drawn pistol to "clean out the train.' Brakeman Mckenzie disarmed her and took bottle of moOnshine away from her. She was later incarcerated in the jail lat Anchorage.
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We huN and sell for cnsh Onl-
 LAKES STORE

! Information is desired of data r, pardnp ALBERT GOLDEN DAN IEI.S or ALBERT GOLDEN boIi 1 in Pennsylvunil July IT. lS1. fol lowing the occupation of mnchiniSt ! He was ill California in loi' am is Ielieved to be in Alaska Plea,
 send information to inc G"""rnor 5 Office. Juneau. Alaska
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THURSDAY tTEi EGRApHiCl
NO BULLETIN ISSUED
FRIDAY tTELE aRAPtjiC1
MERGER GREAT RAILROADS
 Is NOW IN SIGHT

| New York Nov 12, (Pl-Th, l Herald Tribune SAYS, A nerAsr s'l the Great Northern. Northern Pa
 cific, Chicago, Burlington & Quino railroads with Il combined capital dollars, is under consideration.
 Arthur Curtiss James, director iof the Great Northern. said, th merger is the most logical thina Ito do since it will leave the North west with two great transcontin rntal systems by consolidating thr Mort hern and St. Paul
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pERsHING GIVES WARNING

Chicago. Nov. II, (P-General John Pershing told the Kiwani> Club that the downfall of the Uni ted States was not far of, "if the time comes when public offices will be virtually bought, either directly or indirectly"
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DOESN'T CONSIDER KDDILEt.GfltS AND CAME
 LEES Isit. GAMi

Scattl, Nov i2 .fl'i In acceptiI he offer of Ed w li,lpw. a form Ter Police Sergeant. tu prove cor lflption, and who gave similar ill
 furna ion when undrr indictment in the Olmstead ease. will go before the County Grand Jury which has been vcstigating th" death of F.. iroIman Charles O. Lrgate. who's. body was found in d garage four years ago; District Attorney Col vim declared, "I'm after big gam and ns much as 1 dislik" hootlegr
 era and gamblers l dou't consider
 them ae biz rftrne as rfalter7.f
 CuIvin further said, ''the immun fly granted Ph.low doesn't extenh To thr Lupatp rasr Leeate' | widow declared If pirlow will tell
 what he knows this cas" will h. cleared up" l'ielow said, Sever | yns started this and h" cant conf
 plain if he gets hurt, I'm ready Ia spill il all
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CHARLES BROWN DIED
 ON STEAMER VICTORIA

Seattle, Nov. 9. (PI-Charles w.. Brown. of Nome, died Monday on the Steamer Victoria enroute tn ing the "Moi her Lode of he Third Beach Line, on" of the richest of covered in 1905 he was GS years old.
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NEWsY BREvlTIEs

Paris. Nov. g, R-James K. Hackett. an American actor, who has lived in Paris for many years, i'll from internal complaint. Mrs. Hackett who was Beatrice Beckley |Of London, was at his bedside.
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PLEADED NOT GUILTY.

Washington. Nov. l2. 0Pl- Fall and poh"ny pleaded not guilty to conspiracy tn dcfraud the govern- mcnt ill the Elk Hills Naval Oil Lease. in the District of Columbil Supreme Court.
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DR. WITuEKSPODN
 DIES IN SEATTLE

Seattl, Nov 1o.tPD-Doctor John Witherspoon formerly head of the government hospital at Noorvik, Al uSka, and who cane ont on the second voyage of the steamer Vie toria from Nome, died Sunday. His funeral was tu be held Thursday.
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Anaheim. Calif Nov. 9.(F An earthquake which visited this place at nine forty eight last night. shook windows and lasted several seconds. no other damIe" was rr- ported.
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sUCCEssFUL FUR SALE
 HHLD IN TACOMA

Tacoma. Nov. 6. M-The West Coast Fur Sales Incorporated, held . very successful fur sale In Ia coma October 37th. There vas the usual large attendance of buyers representing Afms fFom all parts of the country. The market was exceptionally strong on most every thing except muskrats. which aver aged about ten percent lower tAan tAe last sale A stPQng demand existed for lynx and red foxea which showed advances. while the nink collection was poor e ta usuai at this season of the year Active bidding was shown and h,sh pricss were realized pansides' iags the quality. Practically all ths collection of isr was sold.
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WEDNESDAY,
 rELEGRApAlcl
NEW POLITICAL
 CLASSIFICATION OF
 STATE REPRESENTATIVE

Seattle, Nov. 9. (R-The politi- cal classification of the States Rep rcScntative in the new House of Representatives is as follows, ac- cording to the recent election:
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REFEREE sTore FIGHT

Seattle, Nov. 10, @-cleghorn won in the third of four round. bout with Joe levitt of Portland. The referee stopped the fight.
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New York. Nov. 8. R-Gaston Plantiss, the Eastern District Man ager for the Ford Company. said Ayres works for" the company in New York, but declared, Ayres had no right to speak for Ford.
 Seattle. Nov. 8. F-Hill told inquirers. "I am among friends now"