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pitcrtt uiey pay lui kiie aiucicb -bey
like v e kU buy.
In llie Ik*Ml Uu Uuy s* llic UrnUtli
bake ittuuc k*Uklc a ucilc uil UlU l«el
Itik*li k«k*ii u* uiCvl ill il‘C kju.tlitic MuC*
1 ell. btu.;l win bikak il luu IcUbl ui
lb glViil eUuUgli.
Any *y is Ukciy to get the gaff one®
iu .1 w'.n.e in Uiu inning game, b-nh
big nsb ana tiuU ones, uue of the
UuggvUnvuns is su.ng a mining in-in
loi *_a,vwu eiaiuiti.g uni Uo Was ciioui
ea by Unit ainouui in a dual.
The railroads me going to take thu
Adaiuson law into the court4. i»t
course they are, uiu comas aie where
the railroads live. It this hadn't be m
bo tor tolly yarns the people would
bare more love for the railroads and
respect tor the Courts.
The biandurd fit Company has tin
nounced an eight hour day with ten
hours' pay tor all its rulmery em
ployes. Standard Gil magnates may
liaie been influenced to make tins
move by hoaitug of Alaska's over
whelming majority m fuvor of an eight
hour uay.
It would seem from the dispatehes
that when the Germans have had a
reverse on some other front they turn
to up in A olhynia and dual the Kus
sians a smashing blow to sort of
relievo the.r feeling. A few thousand
killed and Wounded Kussians and
about tive thousand prisoners is til
the Tcutous seem to care for at one
smash.
The armored tank which Great Bri
tain is using with givat effectiveness
in b ranee and Salonika seems to be
merely a modern adaptation of the an
cient war chariot. Soma of these
tanks, by the way, have been made
for the fcSn ish iu Ceoria which is
world fatuous, or infamous us the cuss
may b , as the producing center of a
l.iju.d which has turned many a man
hi to a tank and often a bellicose one
at that.
The Graves case is now front pug'
stuff all over the country and may
lead to disclosures which will cause
big headlines. Graves has written a
number of sensational articles which
if they ure true prove him to be a
raitor and rascal of the first water.
He la Ukely to be guilty of any seul
duggery, All is fair in love and war
Is the saying and there is no objec
tion to Hnglands getting hold of Ger
many's' dispatches if she can. Our
Interest In the matter as a nation Is
merely to prevent anyone whatsoever
from tampering with the mail sacks
of the United States.
.Administration leaders have form al
a plan of action according to last
nights Nugget. They are going to
Investigate Ute use of mousy by re
publicans ui the election the obj -ct
being lo throw mud on their oppon
ent utul possibly giab back a *jw
lott congressional chairs, Thai's good.
Without in Hiring to the fact llm» 1 hc
cu mod ule lais u (yuiU as much money
anu bp.lu it in very much the saint
way wc wish the movement every
success, isy any means within their
pwei of leaders should strive lo gale
cirtroi of house and senate. As lobg
as Air Wilson Is in the 'Slnte House
we hope congress wild be democratic,
rit the party have full swing and
i ther per pi mate ns power or d«.»'iry
i . it is our wish. Hut unfortunately
cm wish is without potency. The
senate investigaDon ol icpubhcoil par
j tjetidlturcs w 11 amount lo Hotti
ng j - t • g by p..sl political ruggi g
. l the nrc character, ano the newly
i h u idiaiois and representatives
will t their scats in congn s£ 'Hi
' tell 111 Spilt: of the ndnimisirulloii
id IS ■ lid their methods.
Director Uugl ken of the mint ut
Washington has turned pulitluul
economist and easily se.ll-d the vexed
ipnsuon oi ihe cause ur causes of
be li.gii pnees ui coininodities which
ale sail ei.tubing lie says they no
am ui llie gleal HI.lux ui gold iniu lib
1 nitid Unties winch is being coin d
into American money. The unpa
i i-dented export trade which h is
widened lile held for employment and
created all abiioriiial demand far gaols
is, he iiiis.iLis, also an liiiportanl
i.ielui lie says that this country Is
normally a hurt owing uuiion and the
sudden i vcrsal ei ilus condition uild
ihe Hu Ititoll .1 in noli paymellls ul
liuiuu coupled with u reversal of 'he
usual Hade ooii .itlolls presents an i’X
iraurd.nury eci umiie problem which
.1 coui.mitu will cause prices lu go
sail lug i i. And if they go much
higher Wages too will have Lo he In
creased lo all producers lo enable
them tu buy iu c. ssuncs.
AMERICAN SPENDTHRIFTS.
Allusion is often made lo the fact
that the Ai.i r.can people are the
greatest spendthrifts" in the world,
and to the further tact that the num
ber of depositors in savings banks is
relatively lower in the United States
than elsewhere. Dm, notwithstanding
tins fuel, the uceuiuualtion of capital —
the aggr. gate of the real savings -
is greater lit llie l ulled Stales than
elsew here.
The simple truth is that the large.
Clout some standpoints, the extrava
gant, expendituies of the American
p,ojile ..re the mainstays of American
uuustiy. itie Aiuer.eau people con
sume mole than those of all of the
counties of Du rope. By so consum
ing they lutuish the greater share of
tiie employ in nt to men engaged in
productive industries. Save under
abnormal conditions, such as prevail
at present on account of the war. the
amount of Uuurican products which
go abroad is a small fraction of ’lie
whole, ins,gamount us compared with
that which is consumed at home.
The man w ho spends largely and the
man who saves largely are both necss
sury in our economic growth. The
easy spenders make the market for
our large production. The savers tc
cumulute the new capital uecessary
or additional exapnsiou of old in
dustries and for the creation of new
ones.
The cultivation of the thrift habit
is an maiviuual matter, as is the habit
of good living and easy spending. It
docs not appear by the records that
our national habit of living on a far
higher scale ol expenditures than the
people of other countries is bearing
us toward national bankruptcy, but
rather to the contrary. There is a
sufficiently large remnant of the thrif
ty to accumulate the new capital need
ed to finance us in our upward
growth. If ail were os thrifty as are
the few, half our factories would
t vo to close their doors or look out
side of the United States for a market.
PHILIPPINE TRADE.
The value of Philippine trade to the
l nited States, as well as the great ad
vance made by the people of the isl
ands in commercui and industrial pur
suits uu ler American sovereignty, is
indicated in recent trade reports. War
has had some effect upon Philippine
trad , in common with other portions
of the Orient, and the opportune ies
have been met by new activities in
Piofessknal Cants
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SUROSON.
Office and RoSidsnoA
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OVER HILL'S PHARMACY.
Offics hoursi 2-5 snd 7-8 p. m,
t'uuiac Mam 7.
island Industries.
Exports from the islands for ttie hist
fiscal jui' tot. i d $til,4ti4,000, exceed
ing the total of the preceding year hy
$10,500,000. The imports umoun id to
$40,000,000, more than one half of this
business being transacted with the
l ulled States, and showing ..n increase
of $1,600,000 over the total of the pre
ceding year. Exportations of sugar
were $7,600,000 larger than shown by
the previous years' report.
The European war has impressed the
people of the Island with the help
lessness of the smaller nations in
time of International d.sturbnnces and
given them a realization of the pro
Uclive value of American sovereignty.
Tin warlike Moros are no longer hos
tile to foreigners and have become
j i Menial ly friendly to American in
terests.
Tin f,uluri of the democratic admin
r lion to cut the Island people adrift
. nd grant independent governmon
has not. induced any general regret
among the natives. The people are
beginning to roalixe that an inde
pendent national existence would not
endure long with the present Inter
national hunger for Island possessions,
nd there Is u g neral feeling that the
Philippines are safer under the dig
of the Unltcdf States.—P.-I.
(From (lur Exchang s.)
ChurJcs Lubbui >4, ut the lilucbnll
4.4.iii , a .44 .Vtlcii.u. i; , is making prep
ration tor slapping .4 1.44is ipi4.it.ity
4ii. truin Liu properly during the
i uinmg winter.
ll is ofliol.illy ami 4iine d Unit It. L.
Thane, whose i.mtruut expired with
the Alaska Gohl Muds Company ex*
piroil i.isi .May. will o n mo. with tlio
. oinpull) ns resident luallug r.
The Mulliei Lode Mini near Ken
liee'Ult, is r* pol led to lie producing a
huge quainuiy of *x;i in ly rich cop
per oic, which will be Weighted to
.McCarthy this winter for shipment.
I
The Enginet rmg tVnnmisslon has
ttnnoimeetl that all work 4.11 the Tal
keetnn s cllon of the government mil
roud will stop in Oviober, and huve
u 4i Hi .1 ih. busin is in n there It
1 fft ct. *
Thomas Tallent, for several years
past ag nt for the Alaska Steamship
Company at Cordova, has resigned
ill will be suec. tied by Sum H.dg'S,
formerly dock ng nt for the com
pany.
Cordova has an epidemic of whoop
ing cough and the health officer him
i.-sii'd a warning to parents of the
victims to keep them off the streets
and from school and all places of
iiuusement.
IS II e” Burke, the well known act
i ess, was a tourist on one of the re
c at southeastern Alaskan steam
ships, traveling incog, and thus man
ag.ng to slip one over on the press
nil public.
noughts l.indsay, formerly with the
I 8. railroad, has purchased an in*
it rest in the C,rant Bake mine with
Case anil Whitney. They nre run
ning an nrastrn and cleaning up about
$G0 a day.
Have the Nugget sent to your out
side address this winter.
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It.Standard Oil Pi
IS .Carmen* Cold Store*'
I 4 .J J SfHIIOll CO., ultlo
15 . Headquarters Salooi
21. .... Tbe Lobby
14 .. . Pinner** lain*
25.Catholic Chur3h
Si.UiMcuvery Suiooi
12.Yorkey'a Cl|?ar Stor*
* 1 . .. . ..Fire Depart men'
42. Third Ave and lane's Way
Fnglne House. Phone Main 91
n whlwtlea wnter S ou
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This Style at
w
is one of the classy boots
w e are sho v i ^ for I a 11
wear.
$3.50 to $7.00
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
tf.ii ==--•—=-=:_j=t ..'i.-a >
1 ry our
CHILLED BEEF
Ju>t received i n \ ictcria and now on display
at the .
WEBB MARKET
I ■ •==---^~£x~s=■: —— -t—-. rai
'north pole bakery
ANVIL BAKERV
BEGINNING MONOAV. juN£ 7TH, THE PRICE OF 3REAT
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER OAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 2S
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop,
When Ordering
Insist on
IRainier
©ale fficer
j W. J. ROWE j
• TRANSFER 1H0 FREIGHTING i
• Dealer in all kinds of Lumber
• hay and Grain
• Horses For Sale;
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! REMEMBER THE j
f Hoard of Trade !
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1 will be pleased to supply your home |
t with family liquors. Just call Main *
4 .t<i, we will do the rest. f
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Hstubllshed June I4HH)
AldbKd HdnkllK: M
Sdte Deposit Company
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL _*125.000
n AID UP CAPITAL. 50.000
A General Banking Business Tran
sacted.
"khighi wra]
Usual Summer Rates. j
12 buckets for $1.00.
; (« cents per barrel. j
; A. D. POTEET j
WATER DELIVERY. j
\ Phone Red 126- l
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j C4RLET0N & COMPANY l
; General hardware & ;
; MINING SUPPLIES ;
' 310 Front bt. Phone rtaln 11 '
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Miners k Merchants
Bunk of Alaska
iMUMb. ALASKA
Capital • - $100,000
(•old Dust Purchased
and Assayed
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