The daily Alaska citizen., September 16, 1919, Image 4

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Buy a Clock and Watch Now
and Save Money
MANTEL (LOCKS . . $10 to $30
Requlitr I’rite $13 to $30
4L4RM CLOCKS,Guaranteed for f year
SIMPLEX S day, regular price $5, now $4.00
AUTOMATIC S day, regular price $5, now $4.00
BIG BEX 1 day, regular price $4, now $3.25
BABY BEN 1 day, regular price $4, now $3.25
TATTLER 1 day, regular price $4, now $3.00
TATTOO 1 day, regular price $3.50, now $2.50
NEW ECHO 1 day, regular price $.3.50, now $2.50
LARK 1 day, regular price $2.50, now $2.00
PIRATE 1 day, regular price $2, now $1.50
INGEKSOI WATCHES
YANKEE present outside price $2.25 our price $1.75
TRIUMPH present outside price $2 50 our price $2.00
RADOLITE present outside price $3.25 our price $2.75
BRACELET WATCH outside price $5.50 our price $5.00
RELIANCE ”7 jewel” outside price $7.50 our price $7.00
POCKI I HI \ Wat< lies $2.00 values, our price $1.50
BOY PROOI Watches $2.00 values, our price $1.50
You vs ill not be able to bus at these prices when this
supply is exhausted, so yet busy.
SUTER The Live Jeweler
JUST
RECEIVED
FOR BOYS
Corduroy
Knickerbockers
Wool 1 weed
Boys’ Suits
Boys’ Shirts
and as the “Pirate” says, “every
thing cheap” at
ALEX SIMSON'S
CLOTHES SHOP
Directly Opposite Nordale Hotei
Corner Front & Blanchfield Streets.
SOLDIERS HUNT
SKEETER IVORY
KEM, Russian Eapland (/P) - Ami-i
ican railway forces anil other Allied
troops operating on the Murmansk
front this summer found the Arctic
mosquitoes worse foes Chan the bol
sheviki.
“After the war is over,” one Yank
recently told the correspondent, “we’re
LET US
help you save time
temper and money
Have your laundry done
WET WASH
S cents the pound
New Cascade Laundry
I'hone 171
reins; to come up here anil organize
:> 11 expedition to hunt these inosqui
ur,> for their ivory. They’re not like
■ id’eary mosquitoes, They buzz up
bite a piece out of your leg, and then
!i> ;iv.;p into tlie trees and eat it ”
Ktt
According to information received
in town on Sunday's mail Alex I.
Hanoi, one of the best known min
ing men in this district, was married
in Seattle last month. His bride
wass Miss Helen Jane Goodman, a
Seattle girl, daughter of Mrs. R E
Goodman.
A number of Mr. Hanot’s friends
are in receipt of invitations to the
wedding. The best of wishes of a
host of Alaskan friends will go to
the newly married couple.
STR. TANA1NA
Connecting with the
Str. YUKON
FOR
DAWSON
and Way Points
Leaves Chena at NOON TODAY
Car for passengers ONLY leaves the 'I'. V. I\. I\.
station at 10 o’clock this morning
Travelers’ Checks and Money Orders
For full information apply
A.-Y.-N. DOCK.
NAVAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR COAST
OF ALASKA SAYS SFC'Y DANIELS
SI. A I I 1.1 .. S11>1 la. (/d1) Talking lodav to news
papei mi ■ Sccrciarv ot tin Xa\\ loscplnis I kauicls corrobor
ated tin- statements made some time since In other olficia
o! the utuv department to the effect that the department
intends shortk to cause a number o! improvements to In
made tn a ntimbci ot harbors alone; the Alaska coast in ol
der that thev mav be adei|ttatelv prov ided w ith necessities
lor sttpplv ini; war vessels. lie made this statement when
questioned with teqard to the department's intentions to cs
lablish naval base- on the \la.ska coast, s.avinq that the tin
prov emeu- wiil be made as the necessilv .arises.
I he secretary also stated that the licet will shortk vmi
M.i'ka water- I k- further expressed tin.- reqiet that lie can
not make tin- 11up as this l ime, sax itiq that Alaska is a part o•
•tin c,, uuti\ (hit lie ha longed to see bill that he will liavi
to put oil that pleasure for a future date.
MARSHAL FOCH
I I > M M VNI >FR IN I 111 El' i lE ALLIED
\RMIFS HI RINC! I \ST HAYS
I 11-’ V \T! N11\\ Tl RNS II1S \T
I'ENT’K i.N I'll Ills OWN lioMES
I M MT’AIRS Fc HI I IMF
ASKS BELGIUM TO FIND
THE REMAINS OF HIS SON
CAPTAIN PPCP.NP POCII M PI’ j
DPATH IN HI*; PC 11 M l«;\RPY IN |
war and FATHER II \S not
HAD TIME Tn SEARCH FOR j
l.i'DY i NTH, NoW
I ’ A IMS. Sept. If. (/I*) Now llial
tin war is over anil tin former war
ling nations am quieting down to
isi'twlay lil» again, I'Vrdinand Foeli.
maishal "| France and command* i
in chief of all of tin- allied anun
on tin w ••stern front dining ti
last days ol tin- war, lias turned In
attention to his domestic- troiihl*.
having been relieved of some of tin
cams of command And, having don*
so, *nn- of his first Lhols is of In
son, Gaplain Bugen* Koch, who wa
killed in battle in Belgium during
t-arly day. of tin- war in I'all
The marshal is asking, lik* many
another French father, that III*- re-I j
ing place of his son b* found
possible. II* makes tin- r» qil* I ol
tin- Belgian people, uot as a general.!
but with the same humility a- tin
request of tin lowest peasant i
presented. 11 ♦ • acknowledges tin j
fact that there is but little hope that
he can ever find his son’s remain.'
but has expressed tin- desire to take 1
tin* one chance possible in a r< j
quest submitted to tin- Belgian gov 1
eminent.
General Foch received word of lib
son’s death while he was in com
mand of the French army during the
lirst battle- of tin- Marne. It is fold
of him that, as he sat in his head
quarters’ office with his staff mak
ing plans for the advancement of
ln> troops, w hen he first me* B
the news he allowed his head i<
droop for just a moment, then ra»
ing it, said, “gentlemen, we will con
tinue with our plans for advancing.’’
TANANA LEAVES
CHENA THIS A. M.
TAKES PASSENGERS TO MEET
THE YUKON WHICH TURNS
BACK ON LOWER RIVER.
The steamer Tanana will leave
from Cliena today at noon for I lie
lower Tanana river wrai passenger-,
and a cargo for the Yukon. If i.
believed that I he boats will connect
about Tolovana, the Yukon returning
to Lawson from there and the Tana
na coming back to (Jhena. General
Agent J. A. Fairborn is shipping out
on the Tunana as purser ami will
see that the passengers on the Yu
kon do not have to complete their
trip to Fairbanks as "parcel post.”
A special car will leave the T. V.
R. R. station this morning at 10
o’clock carrying oul> passengers for
t he Tanana.
SEVEN PEOPLE
OFF TO COAST
TWO GIBSON GARS TAKE OUT
PASSENGERS FOR OUTSIDE
NEXT GAR OUT FRIDAY.
Two cars of the Gibson Auto-Stage
line left town yesterday morning
with seven passengers bound for the
hig Outside to spend the winter
months.
Among those leaving were W. S
Dunscomb, who lias been here sev
eral days in the interests of a state
j
ii.e lm iwaiiutarluiiiig < one. in, - iinly
m lot .11 < 011(1 iI mu ami 111ai lo-l
Mi I II. Quii K and lit i le dauglilei.
I' '» Slade, I >i II. .1 Met alltlin, who
i elliullle In California Ini a few i
lie illtlis vi il. K T Wnlcot I, wlin i
"Hi.- n il I in e« • lin\v lii; ('alilul'llia
prune i Miieli i: gelling alone, ilenige!
in \ and R Kylel
SHOT BY WIFE
•\.\ Mi', \RTHY SHUT W'h Kll.l. |
Kl» I'.Y W1FIC WOMAN HFINO j
1II :i .1 > I!Y MARSHAL Oo Oil OAI.I
III.I! Rin.K l'.S FI i I iFTAIlARK
I .AOKINO
According lo reports rereived by 1
I S. Marshal I, I Krvvin yesterday
Dan MeCarlhy, a well known Brook
mining operator, was hoi and kill
*d by In.' wile al their home oil lal
lian creek Sunday. Mi McCarthy,
hoi Sunday morning, lingered mat.
itlg a hard tight for lie lift* until
early y< . terday morning
The first information wa received
in I he follow mg I (degram
"Brooks, S'ept. 1M, 191'.t
i .rw m. Marshal, Fairbanks.
“Dan McCarthy shot in irileslim I
with MU I S rifle by his wile to
day Have her in charge. Chances
are .dim for McCarthy.' recovery f
Will keep you posted. Will like I . 1
no| have hearing uniil crisis pa i
(Signed) "Mil.I.Ki; •
A short time after Ibis me? .age I
v. a received Marshal la win recei
anoi her telegram staling that M>
Carthy died at t! Ml! a. m. Monday.
Cp to a late hour yesterday after
noon, no report of an inquest had
been received at the marshal’.' ot
lice, and it is believed that He
hearing would hardly lake place uni
today. No details of the* shooting
have been received here. Dan Mr
Cart by is well known Ihruoul II •
district, having been in the minim.*
game here for many years and b« iii4
one of the first to go into the Brook,
camp where he has mad* consider
able money. His claim on Lillian
gulch is reported to be one of the
richest on the creek.
MURPHY BURIAL
THURSDAY MORN
TIM Ml KPHY Fl'NERAI. AT PATH
OI.IP CHURCH NEXT THURS
DAY MORNING.
The funeral services for the late
Timothy Murphy will be held next
Thursday morning at 9:30 o’clock
at the Catholic church. The body
will he interred in the church plot
in the local cemetery. II came up
lioin Nenana yesterday in the launch
\ iclury.
NEWSY NOTES
FROM NENANA
NENANA. Aaa. Sept, 15. At two
o’clock this afternoon all that was j
mortal of Jack Hansen was lowered j
to its last resting place in the local |
cemetery. A large crowd attended the
the burial, the commission offices and
shops suspending work for a time and
many of the Nenana business houses
( losing down in order that employees
and others might be present. The
burial in Nenana was ordered by flu*
relative: of the dead man. Sunday
evening a special service was held
for Mi'. Hansen. At this service Rev.
Dr Diven, pastor of (Trace church, lie
livered a touching and sympathetic
address, and special song numbers
were given, one by Crosby Keene.
'Beautiful of Somewhere,’ and a duet
by Keene and Hoev, "A Perfect Day.”
Many Moral offerings were heaped on
the casket and over the grave, from
lack’s numerous friend's. One of the
most beautiful pieces coming from the
Fairbanks Baseball club The pall
bearers were selected from his former
The next steamer arriving lias New Mioods lor us in
abundance, suitable lor
Fall (AHll Winter Wear
Mompri-ed in the lot are
Shoes in l.eatber, belt and Rubber
Suits toi Men and \ ouths
( Kei coals and l Islet s
I lannel Shirts
Mackinaws in Moats and Rants
Slap Slurls, Hath Robes, Neckua n
I ’llttees. Maps tor ball and \\ inlet
Suspenders I bjisei \
and mam otbei lines too numerous to mention
Our Stock is positively new and tresli, carelulK select
ed, and our puarntitee piics with every article
Not Inn a Shoddy in ( tin :Tore
Fairbanks Clothing Co.
/'./;/ luniks and A'nunut
| R. 111>\s le 11 pc I11 m'Iici
team mater <>n tie* N» nann b i • ball
team.
\ , apiillv a- |*o sbile the roninii
ion will put iii' i) in u«»rk on the new
i,it ion itn .»ut b or Lignite
Then i:; some talk uf n«o mu i lie H. t
that i"..ni fm pu hing tin
[ ade w oi k along All aa a liable laboi
nd equipment will he u »*d "ti lln
i ade m order to gel tin- h • I laid
o ib north end ol N« nana « an>«»n
al lln* ' a i I n ■ l po ihh dale 11 i
. t iniated 11 hat it will take ' n da v
to la > steel on t his • < t i"ti of t In* Iim
11 i: has been nreomplh le-d He re w ill
t. i the grade e eompleled. When
be ph nt.N ol’ rni'k work foi all evperi
■ a* * (1 rock men.
DON’T FAIL
TO HI Y YOl A’
Ammunition
Guns, Mies, Lines, Rods,
limiting Coats, Vests,
Belts, Rubber Boots, I'lasli
Lights, Mesh Batteries
Buy Now
GUN STORE
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Fresh Stock Broilers
Bologna, Frankfurters
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BUTTER
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