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City Official Papar
MOM F ALASKA JANUARY ??. 1CJ15.
WHAT WE CAM DO
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fiint It4’t tf|«i v».. Iiitw nn Lf ‘ if Sftnif*
if t'fi f ifliif * tf» ‘tfffi, tii, sitinini infill* 4
merits *f rnutiir ip’i) irnpf nvr'tnnnf *»,
nothing ft, iifft i tint rintiirf’ in Imr
lil' • |< I! S t, tilfit Wf «h»ll lltft nn intfrt’Mt
fnf tip fntifiM*
Thl* is ti rnlsltikf fi i#l«n# hng#f| n|»nn
the wrong* notion of what prompts
• /•:*» tra\e and what is nr j.* nor
>f nrarest ro the* a,<»fag-- .mrisr
••"Pie do r»of frivol ro sec wharj
'sve . p 'heir .wn hark yards at
■ ,.e they .vanf s..mcth r.g differenr 1
■ev '.van" > see h.»w t •> world looks I
d how -*ne H.rtion differs from an-|
", -r l- s .n. *r«a: he something j
• v .. iseir experience i«.we, er
'0..0^i.,^4 e ,r may be t-> other*, which *
tea*s and ittracv* them
i .a not uei easuary or e\ -n desir* bie j
rc. people who are traveling snouid |
»e . \ er m nc h en terra i n ed f h ey pr ef er j
fit ho left to see things and daces rheir j
own way and if is an .ft ufnphxinf i
which may be heard hv rra elers that J
they ir* more often n *r-entertained 1
hy the towns they .sited when what;
they really wanted was ' see the place*
tn fheir .wn way and a oid the in - •
essant entertainment and sight seeing!
which is dished ftp for them
T v en f y eft r s a g, w hen f'olopa itr».
x :s ts she is today a gr*uf resort for
s immer -.-.nrists the firsr thing a .Vew
England school teacher asked to see
t is the wide I'.fefi gambling and me'
}.inre , .11 51 be didn't have that kind
.f things at home and although wet
• anno show these still we an offer!
many - mgs that the tourist does not
:f ,me t ha r a »*- .u r • • v la ska n
i r. * I s-en no w here, else
Vs suggesting r. f at .re ,f the
many which will suggest '-m.se i es
to nose who may thoughtfully con
side* mis matter k s .«.ssih e to w->rk
in on i i net ion with sream.ship com -
panics and ad ‘*rt;se a hunting trip
it * a r ■ e \ r f u ./ea n 11. jr Mng at IBast
t',i pe Prince ,f W-a !es Kotzebue and
rer points, arranging the schedule
for the hunting trip so that they will
'•n\ her* no later ftipn the first of
\ugnsf so that an all daylight trip car?
be -idvertised This ran tie done, and
if done m a credible manner the firs'
,#*nr will lead to the establishment of
Nome as me head.,uurters f .r sum
'u*r tourists looking f.r the unusual
This hunting trip should he made an
nnuai e-*nf let dl things lead lit
» it. and if we put the same energy
ntt, this as we have he* n putting Info
, .-g race* jt wili t*e a lasting sucres* ir.
attracting many to ,Vomo
K-.r a mirnler of years parties of
scientists* and hunters ha e been going
Into the Arc t»r from Heattje Why |
f a n't Nome become the starting point
for su'-h expeditions All is needed is
start for this surely is the most
logical starting point for all Arctic
hunting and exploring parties
W'hv r»of get busy and boost when the
time je propitious
VODKA
N'o (terman or Austrian rartoon of
ft ' Muslim military is mnte*mptnon*
nnoiith ontess it has in tin- fon trroiirul
a boffin of vodka Th*1 fdttln Fatter
in his / iiMhioiM’d nasr anrl tte* volMIr in
tte -w imps most havo fteir snstainirig
swig of Hii* mlorbss. nth nr arnHIlriK
distillation whirl) Im virtually purr
spirit*
Tin i iftooriM hi slander* IJussio.
or,/, drunken. far now mo her It bn*
hr* it turned nb*temioiiM bv a benefit *hf
r v» rri», of absolute nntorrar.v Not
sini«’ Mohammed had prohibition writ
ten into t|,i’ Koran ha* nn«* man made
so largo a territory and mo many pen -
pb* drv h i faorioiiri/arnnnt of au
thority as ha* I h< IV.ar l»v a word
I’otrogr ad Im lb" only capital in
< to 1*1, ti <i i!i/..I tion where aleohol i *
not sold ri»* «fate< Mist renoimrid tte*
-.I f r o J r I » i 11
of into i. itds ,i,<| linn dnnouru < d the
Ibjuor ifafTb
Russian soldier* go to this war «o -,*r
Thar ins yen commented upon
significant They did not go *.. »••
sgainst the fi nnev The officer* •
•am* Intoxicated to .ref rhe high lights
,f f» the peasant soldier* to f
e tragedy of their , yes
fn rhe itd eiimafes when frlgldh
makes monotony re it thle exalflnr.
a intoxication .* irregtlMj attragth ■
a p udding, dud R.sstan withou' :
nferesf :r. itfe which is not animal mu ‘
' .rn to aioohol is to ..d. .ne .r e
■f higher napp.ness Drunk, h *4 ,s
•aised for a pier, id of of the ia*,}- id
"Vide to feel the *fter al 'here pCWn
a spuark .f rii miry in his r< n »>
Am *
fn the dreary nlagea c,f this *. .Idcn
ife the odka shop was infinitely more
ifrra.five than even the American
wtioon m an American slum tr offered
i period of exhilaration which might
Make a life of hard work reach at Seas*
r.efiy *ome peak.
The Russian government hkg rec g
liked rhe controlling influen.es who
ed to this hard drinking and has en
lea, .red fn aulisfitute other means >f
»a. ape from animalism
.Vorthern climates will '••■■rmit drink
ing nor permitted in the south hut
the Russian morale was sinking in the
gr .in mashes out -f whl. h odka was
dsttiled Mid the Russian government
exercised f .r / .. d this firfte rhe ahsntu
-ion which is its essence. All the odka
may not have heen .reseed out of -he
Russian army, hut it is a sober army
compared wi-h any other -har followed
•he Icon* for manv year* '.at k fThie
ago Tribune
ALASKA
NOTES
< Fr'.m Our KxrhwngM )
Nearly 20ii Slavonians b-i <- I* ft
./tineaII since the war began to take
up arms fur their country
Atliri, risen from the ashes of 'I*
fire of May 23. which destroyed :-i
hiiildirigs with a. loss of 41 nO.OOh, tod
looks more prosperous than ever Not
wit hntandlng I tie severe losses Bust tin
eij the business men b.rc nearly ail
rebuilt.
The Yukon rjold Company Is pre
p.1 ring to handle thousands of cords
of wood this winter in preparation
for thawing next summer. Two
thousand cords will la hauled to the
forties on llorianzn for dredge No. I,
by Charles Stone and Imvc Oodln with
teams from up tin- Klundyke
Hpritre creek, in the Atlln district
has taken on a new lease of life, and
looks more like old limes than ever
before, ns there tile more men working
and more development work being done
this whiter than for many years,
tlrouml that lias been abandoned ban
Ion taken up and new ground o being
opened up all along the creek
A holdup In .1 tinea a recently when
.1 M, ffiovanei 11 groeeryman, lost $ 1 ."•<»,
lias resulted in an order from the
police department for every person
"without visible means of support" to
"bit the grit." Several members of the
pink cuff fraternity did tud wait for
the order, but emigrated the next
rr<wii*»ivvsi/ tiais Mi
Everybody Likes Cheese
We are this week offering on sale,
Our last shipment of imported German Cheese,
the following vatieties:
l;I)l I.WIilSS UMIJURUHU per can
I l)U.Wi:iSS;c \/V\i:riHHk I per can
l .l >1.1 AN I :ISS Caniherl Sections per can
1:01:1 WliiSS kOOUl'KOkl per can
I in I AM ISS IJkll per can
Note it may he years hetore we can get anymore, alter this you may as
well expect either none or a large raise in price
Special Price in Large Quantities
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Ipolets Stores
WlhU.KMAU AND II IOTA II, OHOIMORN IKA
day ifter the robbery
Psrif ton to <iis*ir« ■ r • rat** rhe Wear
e-to K lasrfcn jitemmslup < (Wpany hn
»*n flled n rile i 1 p-i'-or . . .rt \( Sea;
- f> W. •' Dawson e president of riu
.mpnny which for a time operated
fi'eja-ht steamship service to Sajwi
in ion Junction with the White Pass
la jute The stuck defers ■ ,f the West
ern Alaska dreams Comr-ttny me'
Novenatier M in.l . iterf to rfuinrr,roc>
?4rr kinsr in nr.c-.ifted r ck off Fndiiir
Island in Cross fi.vK.il Honth -eastern
Alaska, the steamer fr.dependent, own
'd hr the National Independent Rah
»ries Co of jfeatt'e narrowly escaped
a total kreck recently fe »n feet of
witer co ered the rock The *tea.mer
was floated attain the nerf morning,
and t.roceeded to Ketchikan It la not
known how seriously the re*»el is dam
atred.
Work on the Juslin mine near Juneau
owned priheir, ilfy by flelittan ehpIfSl-1
is-s, is to he r< umed soon More than!
million dollars was subscribed last !
-• immer and deposited In a lieItrlsn
ink f..r ulditlonil development and)
equipment when the war broke out, the
. .r.k offi, ia|s moved arid witti the.
WK.ru*. . re trai ellnsr somewhere iheadj
of the German idvaroe and the mine
superintendent was.compelled to cease
ofierat Ions because of lack of funds.
- seen * v »/
> TARIFF DID IT
Imported Good*. Oomsttic Fries* , ’
<, (n*t received of S
,’l.vri. pocki < |
’> HcbeffleS'l, England.
'» Fr»*h stock Peter* ammunition ]>
AI»o something new in 22 rifle* '►
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The Maine Northwestern Development Go., i.wfitr.t ,,f the tie*,
j rail* and rnl lint? *to'k formerly owtu-tl by the Howard Per, in* a Hr Ratt
i way Co., would It* pleased to r < fi. »• propounds from prospective *tatp
|i..r* (,f freight fttr the *rfi*oti of I't,". for point* from Norms to Tran ereer.
•f to*** prop .r ib; ur“ d* sired In order tti.it the Company may d*t*r
rr.tn*• whether ttm volume nnd prh e warrant planing the Company's
property In p'.Mltlon to properl. transport freight and passengers be
tween the point* named.
Shipper* are ierpie*ted to slab- wiiether they will enter Into a binding
contract to *lii(i the freight offer...) and are also urged to tender a price
that may encourage the Company to make the necessary expediture*
for bett,.rment*
All communication* Mhould t.e .rldroan d to the Maine Northwestern
Development Co, fi&9 Colman Hoildlng. H^aitle and mailed to reach
Heat tie not later than April I. 1916.
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