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City Official Paper
NOME ALASKA. JUNE 29. 1915.
< <r,e f the nw. commend*! -e piece*
’ .egis-^tior. enacted by tbe .asi ieg
t-At.re was that wherein the .aw re
. tir.g to tbe hootch traflb- was merg
ed a that not only the dispenser but \
a.a the s-l.c-itor is amenable to the|
--» The following exereept from the!
a t <ver* the lability of the person j
receiving .quor from others "And
e erv Indian an. sh_&ii wrongfully and,
*..lfuij> a.licit, incite or induce any!
-rw.-r t furrusn r .m or her w.!h any
spiritoua. malt r nous liquor or m-i
• x tenting extract or alcobolk liniment.|
u- pater.'. medic the or ak* hoik j
bey erage. shall up r. font ictj. n be pun- J
*' ed a* pro: ujed —-—.'' It has teen i
- monstrated time and again tha' the
ah.te Hun .i not always the sole of-j
fer -er ar.d r. e rn r.e-rie-sx times the tenti-I
• ■ adu ed at Tie tnal f offenders
has disclosed that the native provided
’-e money with which the liquor was
. t r a : and the ac'uai delivery of
’ " »a* entirely :n the na
ture of friendly serv ice < d course
he fact that T here s no incentive in-!
rived ■ ey rid the deMr* to quench,
•he thirst of the aborigine making the,
aopHr-a»ior. doe* re!ie-. e the offender of j
•he responsibility for his act neither!
: the supposedly friendly nature of!
the service acquit him of his obliga
tion to the law But it is also sx-i
regrets- prohrt'n that were It not i r
#•* fact that the native jMCitmai :r
• -T‘ wr "e '• S ■ ' > * -
r.r his i.i :r. the pro ursnc I r.t t •
*sr*rs *h»re w-oaM be re transfer of
aCT at ail All of •m *->rh has an -
InbMfr k*e*-c recognized b* *.h- Uw
r.a«.ers with the res t that b *'* ar
held as equally guiity t t 1 trans
- rttcoa which :f fair ar, i Jus it every
rsT and entirely as it shon.3 be
—
That utts attitude to-era .ii.1. :a
>r things .t large:; the retail c-f the
i mount f :r.S peace the:- bring t t—ar
. r. ones se.f finds ready rat. n
in the recent change of the Connects
cat manufacturer who refused a f -r
• une tendered for war munit. ns r. t *
rr . .rid that be was ppc-eed t war and
a.i that u ret reset.ted and then t urned
to the mar .fact ure f vyr s uppi.es sim
ply because a distinctive act f w-.r
wrought an influence r. his wr. life
This mar. bad a iarre ; -ar.t a h by
slight changes in the - uipment c-uld
be reac.iy converted .r.t r aims r. ’
war mun.tloo factor- : a large s ale
tearing the p-er.-d -f tr.e war I- h c
had numerous fiers to make -he ne
► ssary changes in h-s plan* and th-r--?
by secure contracts for supply .ng :ki
befllgBl l "ts * tk war munition* tr.e
pr -fits of wh h would have •spr- -*-*■ * -
ed a huge fortune but wh. • h- re-1
fused however ti the ground that he
was opposed to war In doing f * to
stated that his decision was r> t due
to any regard for the Ormans - be
cause c<f any reivr aside from a r '
ural disln linatK-r. ? er:rr- in a ' - -
ness that was to Km reptile ve -
very nature Ir. other w rds h- had
no desire to er.rsg* ir a business whi-h
catered to deatrtKt -rd he was w
ir.g t f.-ireg- the er rm s pr ' *
which would accrue fr-m such b usi
ness Tet at this very hoar bus p.art
Is equipped for the manufacture of
war munitions and he is turning out
riSes *brapriel and the various -d r
to-ls of destr. "tier .an,den? * w r
and .s running his great p int at f- -
capaeity in producing the weepgms
whose use he had previously abhorred
While it might be suggested that this
man had finaiiy been v - r 01- it
heartfelt des.r- - > at d < ntec w
ail that savored of death and destr
tioo. by the overweening d-sire ! r
dollars r that the g-eat rewards ff-r
ed had subverted h.s natural ir- r. -
lions but ft h is not the ■ as- This
man. in ai! probability. ~* r-ta.ns v -
same sentiment toward war c pr
iousiy animated his ref-sai of a for
tune in war contracts. T him f - .
thought of death tin-l Testr. -lion
Just j< h rrify ■ ng as before tnd « r
may lie just :*.s black an e'. .s
was before And yet withai 4 - r- h
is in the very » s mess whi- h m ikes
such th.ngu {-•*..p)e And why ' Wei;,
the arbiter .s simple The rr. r. had a i
brother whc> was c.rte f - e • ro
of the I.usitania. There s r. teas n!
for believing that this mar. h ■* n ny .
way* altered bis ideas concerning war
To him war in the abstract rr. r t*e
lust as abhorrent, just as repiellant .s
before and he may condemn -
stronglv as before. But he ‘ now en
gaged wi»h might and mair. heart r.i
soul in doing what he if> simply »u>
cause the dreadful r-ondit < rs wh. h
had been previously remote and far!
away have touched upon his own li?-!
and so transformed his views
DREAM mm
Ptrfsrsiaace
TON GHT.
D'aira
2 PARTS 2
POP — PA T OF iMT4,
T« * of : n* M as C"
Ei-pa; an*
FiSH WITH STORAGE
EATTERV
Boernc
PEARL OF The BCS°HCRLS.
A Sp'ea-r.
FATTY JOINS the f ; _ c
VRS- LA CLER3. P - si.
ADM. 25
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Co- :
; POPE PICS x AND THE
i VATICAN
Rena* Rj ns e* A mpn• a--.
Keystins Cam .p
THE R F.RST EXECLT.ON
D-amp
THE REPEATER .
ERNEST EE R:
CLLIE BOLRRET ?
ADMISSION 00 ..
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COM PA*. Y
WHOLESALE GROCERS
1106 Western Ai,*. Seait e. WasK
OutPite-s of P'ospeoi;rs an
Miners.
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i; DISCHARGES]:
!; Ralieitd in ;!
\* 24 Hours;!
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Solid
for Alaska
Solid, white rubber boots and shoes
that won't come apart.
Solid satisfaction in the long wearthey give.
Solid comfort trom the loot-shaped lasts
they arc made on.
Here are boots and shoes made especially
for your use in Alaska. They won't white
freeze, either in rubber or leather tops. Hip Boot Wh te
them to e# King —
Goodrich “hipress”
WHITE RUBBER FOOTWEAR
With the "Red-Line'’ 'round the top
is made of tougher rubber than any old-style black rubber boots you ever saw.
These Ijoots and shoes are made of auto tire tread Goodrich liipre i-, the original brown and
rubber and molded under high pressure (" lli- s- ♦»•£*- r !»r footwear lint — the only UjuU
press") into one inseparable pi.-ce. They ner.l ‘'made slrcrg as auto tires.”
no leather half-sole, and will outwear -teel. /.A lor oodrith “Hipress” and look for
They are built to liek trouble. In the sluii.- the i ed-Line ' round the top.
box, the mines, among the rock, or on the trail, W ! • i l»H>kh t in colors free, if you'll write
they'll protect \uur feet loiigi r and lil lictfer. giving a dealer's name.
DEALERS-1. r quick s.ti*tic and quick deliveries address Seattle Branch,
1 he B. i . tioudr.ch Co., Ill King Street, Seattle, Washington.
The B. F, Goodrich Co., Factories, Akron, Ohio
Xlaktts of iioodnch Tires and Everything that's Best in Rubber
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a HOTEL j
OPES JUNE FIRST JJ
N M
GOOD CLEAN ROOMS N
S 50c 8
VRS. JOHN W. JOHNSON H
►* First Ave. cpp. od Alaska Mer. JJ
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I THE NOME
Garage
; CARS CLEANED. OILED AND |
REPAIRED
General Bench Work Done i
CAR DRIVING TAUGHT \
| R. R. MORRISON j
Proprietor. i
| Ck |
IRevada ||
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| Children's Suits j
from 4 to 15 years L
!; Si.50 ic S4.00
fj John Feyrer [
TAILOR [
H C Lire's Way and First Aye. E
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i FURS FURS FURS !!
7 < >
£ WE HAVE ON HAND A J|
T FINE SELECTION OF PRIME •>
* FLRS. YOU KNOW HOW !!
* LOW PRICES ARE. GET ||
£ THEM NOW AT THE J|
j BE-SIE STORE j
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IF. J. KRICEK STORE
HAS JL ST RECEIVED A BIG
STOCK OF LADIES' AND
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Wittenberg
Manager.
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IF HE DOES’NT I
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- Buy You Lowney’s ♦
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t HE DOESN’T BUY l
THE BEST $
f
1 Hills Pharmacy ^
t H ...iisuarlers Lowneya Candy ▼
+ * -5- +• +: + + i* + + ♦ e ♦
! W. J. ROWE |
; TRANSFER AND FREIGHTING
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♦ < ■
Dealer in all kinds of Lumber
; Hay and Grain i
i Horses For Sale;;
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! Board of Trade j
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+ A Resort for Gentlemen ♦
t 3fie larattt Bittiard and Pod Recm in CKasfta. f
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I KUSS DOWNING, I KOI' |
Established June 1900
Alaska BdiikipiS and
Sdfe Deposit Company
Paid«lp Capita. SI25.000
A General Banking Butineat Tran
•acted.
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1 WHITMAN’S GANDIES I
♦ A large Assortment ;
i
♦ just received
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♦ on “VICTORIA,”
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♦ At the Revall State Only -f
\ BUTLER-MAUR08D0 I
| Clias. W. Reed I
! Machinist 6 Blacksmith j
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Gasoline Engines, hoists I
hollers. Pipe and Pipe
j Fittings j
! No. 5 Front St. I
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Miners k Merchants
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
Capita) - - $100,000
(■old Dust Purchased
and Assayed
mr
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I BOARD of TRADE
Restaurant
and 11
LUNCH COUNTER ||
F. A. Daniels, Prop. >
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ITtifo’s j
Cafe
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<> OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 1!
Next Door to Pacific Cold < >
■. Storage *1arket I!
} GOLDEN GATE HOTEL i|
<: steam heated and electric lighted -;
;! Host Commodious Hotel in Alaska 3;
;! Dining Room in Connection !;
| ROOMS er THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH |
BEST BATHS IN NOTE \\
i; JAS A. SW ARTZEL, Prop ]|
5f “f+ ++++4* + + + *l,4 + + 4,*l' -1* 4* 4 4 “t- - ■’ y
t MOONLIGHT WATER ♦
% 4
r The Purest Water in all Alaska *♦
Is now sold at the usual summer rate t
* 12 buckets for $1 00 orbOc per.barrel by ^
A.D.POTEET ;
^ PHONE RED 126 ^
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