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CHRISTMAS
\-\t f- .,!• throughout t'u' world will be celebrated the birth o'
the founder of Christ i; :ty the child Jesus whose coming was her
alded th -.v.d '.Clings of ureal joy’ -the !rearer of ?he me -age
<>| “Pea e on earth, >v.d will re men." it is most depressing to real
ize that the nations who accept him as the Savior of mankind vv!: *><•
i ... ;..:ws h.a\e i .:i;"d the framework of their laws and institution,
slid vv ose rule! p cl -ss to 1 e gu ded by his simple formula of ‘ 1 ove
.'ey neighbor as thy: ■!*," are today on aged m the most gigantic strug
gle in the world’s histo-vy. V kh hearts filled with hate and unreason
ii :avagerv, these nations offend the name of the God they profess
to honor bv calling upon Him to bless th.eir efforts to ann.lulate one
.moil-, in the mich-i of scenes <h v a mage, with men having no griev
ance one against tire other usin the wonderful discoveries and inven
of mar s genius in the work of destruction of human life, tire
wasle of the fruits- oi his toil and frugality, and the or, eg of the beau
tiful monument.' oi ins sir:! and i-.v. r -ng— in such, scenes as inrsc the
world wii! pause io do honor to • lurtneby of the {'mice of Fer re.
the celebration o' Christmas i. ;s year will be tinged with sadness
the world over. Even in those countries least affected by the a ir e
of wan are tin re must be a iechiv So r tire ideals which are repve
-nied v Ch .. inanity h u -1 f; t. far s: >rt c f realization.
But above ail the din of warfare wii: die teachings of the meek and
jowly Carpenter of Bazaroth be heard, and ike lessons ol ins life and
work .. nor.r men wii! slime above the smoke and mists of brthenelar.
CHRISTMAS GIVING
The $v ty for the Prevention of Lseless Giving, known jocular!}
• a i! “Spugs, has net been much in evidence t• a.. year, and it is
.i* t iy to i e. Organized wit1 tire best of intentions, to “decrease
the cc-t oi gut and inert .>•' tire good \ hi: to make the heart cl
rail C hr ••Unas rejoice by little acts of kind .less and unseli'shacr.s;
y thourrht into t! e gifts we ;enci our dear one?, tire sociei'
ici • r ,y ; -owtii. and is do iair to; a ti: >e io revolutionize the cus
tem? ccis’- ted vein Christmas.
But cuslO! and habit are not so easilj. - h mged. there is so neth n •
about the Christmas spirit wi ich refuses to be bound by rules, the
re-; c;t <dd cumudgeon will undo his pursestrings '.'.’hen overt .’• or ;,T
a reiver, I desire to gr. e inspired by the Canstpas season, and who
aid ittempt to dis our ige if ' A write: in t ■ lacoma tribune say :
"Lb c re• . t.rere i: a lot oi u-f !es-r giving at Cir.>s'.aias time; that ra if
a.:;. is ever useless. \\e know that we gee beyond cur means,
jun S' ,:an; >f us five beyond our means, v e know that the £iir:?t
ma« g’t half t has grown m mam cases to an abuse, but it is a beauttiu!
habit . . same. We know that many persons give Christmas
presents not irom sentiment, but from ntu >at:on of gifts to c ome oi
in return for gifts already received. V. know Inal folks spend mon'ev
they cannot afford cn gifts for persons tor whom they do not particu
larly car”. V- e know that some folks fret and worry o\ r t le ade
quacy of their gifts and make what should be a reason of cheer one
of annoyance. We ! now that it w >uic be ide :! and an ex! ibition of
the trut Christmas spirit to remember those whom we love with gifts
within our means; but we know that nothing oi the kind will happen
:i • that most of us go along in ! :ame old y, giving more
mar. : can afford, "lorvmg in. our ®ro it igacv, and regretting only that
« vr ’ arses are not as full as our hearts in the Yuletide season.
W :th such a spirit rampant, there is little room for “Spugs.”
Tire b sward Gateway becomes peeved at the enforcement of S'.nc! c
oliserv ,nce laws made in far-away Washington, and with good reason,
i he people of this territory have beer, endowed with a form of horn:
government, and should be allowed to exercise the right to pass upon
these matters. The determined effort that is spoken of in the news
dispatches to make Alaska dry by congressional action will be resented
for the same reason. If Alaska people want prohibition they should
have it; if not, it should not be forced upon them.
The American Mining Congress, m session last week, passed a re?o
'ution favoring the waiving of the 1914 assessment work on mining
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Get your Holiday 2nd Christmas Signs and Decora
tions tor Christmas.
We have seme very fine Indian Work, suitable for
Christmas Presents—Rabbit Skin Robes and Furs.
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Furnace Heat in Fvcry Room Large and Warm Dog Houses
FREE READING ROOM. —All the Late Outside Papers and Magazines._
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Stop at the 5 t. V tsi; V i s 1', J !}JSt ZZi Tub and Steam Bathe
Wi»w Stables for Horses and Docjs fAFIC. DICKSGft, «:ROP.
claim:;, on account of “the scarcity of labor occasioned by the
European ■ . Tli • c is no scarcity of labor in Alaska at the present
t me, and hom accounts received from the Outside, where distress and
I'.nemi.'loyment seem to be general, it would appear that the only ex
cuse lor legislation of this nature is to save the expense 10 the holders
of claims. Uncle Sam is generous in ins dealings wiin actual nun; rs,
and his generosity should net be abused.
The news from Washington hose days is most grata; ing to those
who have lauh m the future greatness of the territory, fh.e President in J
; 5 annual message demands improvements to safeguard its shipping j
1. see *1. " • the ' i demands appropriations for building its
i hlrcad, and now. co: ics the set retary <>! the navy with the announce
ment ;!' -.{ Alaska's coal ot viv'h she has an immense store, is “as good
as any in the world.” Fhe r cent legislation allcw/ing the c relo ■
meet of these coat deposits was the s’gnal awaited by many for the !
in:upuration cf enterprises in Alaska, ar.d it means the dawn of pros
perity m tire North.
All inchest ons point to tlm fact that the kaiser and his family are
endanng at least .. share o; tlw misfortunes of war. Reports have it
that the energetic 'A ilheim is suffering from pneumonia, probably con
tracted through unusual exposure. Rumors allowed to leak out occa
•ucr.aiiy re. m to cor.brm the repo; t that the crown prince has been
ri mslj v ound d, ; nd two oth< r si ; 1 ive been reported hurt. :
•r ntly fvo of the kaiser';, sinl cart son? wcr. raid to have cr; aped from
the Russians only by the use of an aeroplane.
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I hat was a most unfortunate occurrence at the cemetery last iues
d jy, when an interment v. ' lye 1 severai hours past the poml
t me and we friends oi tire deceased were compelled to prepare the
• p! ■ e for the rem is, nd 1 n th most I* a r :< abli ;v \ h
vr enre under ric h circumstances is most reprehensible.
SOME ADVERTISING
I rat paj ■ l pi '. y !r 1
i Vi : may I : v pc< ,1 • ;r st re. but if they a me V. :n •. .t i:i >re. whore -
die : r f; ' it '•••■rid be aide : :■* i if y ••:»>*• n a or -eked perco ;
;• *: ’ ! b. . ! ■ ; if i' io’.r .a.mmi: i ; ho ? rh.m i.i- . 5 a a vie .0 blue
1 red. ai . i • - he wnr-t I
it-." you wail, “have set i y glims on." And will you t • tha i•;.k* ;• . i io bo
more • -matured bread: ikr my’s dinner': .' ■ a \ a r w'V -•:«-* •
will .-ay: ' l l! try - *;ne 'We r ; out to . e. I'm : . 'h ! lid . . l’. .or
man. .••!:•• Id e that every leaf i- up in G. a perfect j:r-.da:; r r: n more •
tine-.iy v di. “He druid W :i Mm t n a rad. nr bn the draw civ 'mb.” And if Ids
nrcad i- in die id.::!: lie shouldn’t sound, through printer’s mb. w- pled kvn:., da;
but if hi br ad i .-i"i nth as grease. that ink will bring him < ami peace, and po -
of bon i. . Walt Ma an.
KEEP THE MOHEY AT riEYE
(Sew ' v i:i;o\v;iy »
‘it,;•vp.:ion ernnot he drawn t .'ften t •
•he ngrettarl hal-it of sendin-/ • f -r cm»
i 1.... • . Seai :!e and otlmr cdi" K-r'her •!!
By : ’.-iy mail pile and pile- f price list.-*
.t id.' towns ni A!:».-Lti tempt:::-*
• : »! - to give in i'.t r nmrey f< r arti
i,- which a: pear ikr I .attar in print than
•Pay ;aaliy are. and m-lend- of ke.: in- t h
ncy • ' they huvt a chat
: . . ■ rta-h *>ut onk-i o t r '■
wiil never .-pend a rent in Ala-.::* if
they live n«r a million years.
If .■ !•<• w«lulil (.j:ly lak*. time :»> consider
■ .•* ii!iimrite rest1 it of .-ending Outride f ~r
g■■•ii.- he w uld never ; rain h :ilty Ir !
m suppose that all the people of Alaska
l e 'he habit. 11 us would be an exagg: ra
f but an . ■ x ni] !
■ ft: n hi 1: - ;u f. cus the ati 'ib.n on an evil.
If ..11 :he p> ; !c i f AL-k;. seiit Outside
r Their .-up lies and if each white person
nt for all t ds only £500 a year it
would make a total of >15.000.Olka which
never had a chance of circulation in the
territory, and fifteen million d liars means
..bout die f'ti.1 pr< duct ion of g. Id in Alaska
for one year. 2 lii.uk of that!
Let us take a town like Seward. Let
• -*■; i v that t It ere are V.iO living Lt - eon
-■ ant ly in the city for a year. 1 us
- Meo e that each sent out for his and her
•«!:-plies and that i ach spend.' £5u0 a year.
• nd we fine! that means $250,000 a year
thrown to the win is so far as we are con
cerned thrown so far to the winds that
you could never catch a nickel, of it again
with an air-kip. If the people in the sur
rounding di i in are taken into account the
-uni total of the money wasted yes, wasted
is far greater.
No doubt there are very few who buy ail
their necessities direct from the Outride.
Some of them buy more or less all the time,
and tlie same people would be shocked if
th'-y learned that the goods they themselves
are selling arc passed over by their neigh
bors t > the advantage of outsiders. In other
words, they do what they condemn others
for doing, and as a logical consequence they
-tand condemned in their own language by
i b ir condemnation of the others. Let us
suppose that the peoj 1 ■ of this district sent
Outside for $5,01 >0 a y<ar for ten years.
That would mean a loss of S100 for every
!. «.n, vo.;ii• .a and child in a permanent win
ter’s population i.u this city. Allowing, on
the binds of voting strength, one family for
■■neb five in population, it means the send
ing Outside of $500 for every family here.
LOOK CUT FOR FIRE!
FI ntv of acid and s >da at Dr. M >r ’
Drug Store, Flat City.
TRY IT YOURSELF
: Id ■ ■ they rais
au i chd ken than in any oilier place in
ti world, a certain resident ike : posse.-, o ;
of seventeen, mules and thrn - In his
• .11 he di : - d : ihe muh a f. II. ws : I
Urn half to da- eldest son, one-third t > the \
i*. ' ; j to the i ngest
The administrator who wont to divide
the property drove a span of mules out ‘
the farm, but when he went to divide tin*
seventeen into halve.-, thirds end ninths h<
found it was impossible with liw mule ;
mails !»i*t being wry valuable, he unhitched
one of his own. putting it with the ot:.er
sevditecn, making (ightien. when he pro
ceeded to (livid* as fallows: One-half, or
nine, to die eldest; one-third, er six. to tie- :
next sa il, and one-ninth, or two. to ihe
youngi-s*. Ad.dina up nuu\ six and two. he
found that it mad.* •< wnteen. so h- hitched I
u;» his mule and went home rejoicing.
Ladies’ Home Journal.
NOT WITHOUT HONOR
SAVE IN OWN COUNTRY
The following from the Juneau
Empire exemplifies the eid Biblical
saying that “a prophet is not with
out honor in his :>wu country”:
“Among n>her things. Mr. Bun
nell will receive a big vote for dele
gate in the Iditarcd, is the informa
tion received last night from Albeit
Wile, postmaster of that city. Mr.
Wile says:
" ‘Bunnc 11 \\ill :• ; a :>ig \ ote here.
The Pioneer is sup.porting Wicker
sham, but it is not winning votes.
Democrats are plentiful here this
y iir, and all of them arc* supporting
Bunnell. We are going to help elect
delegate to congress.’ ”
G. A. Bishop and Ed Smih left Wednes
day 'Mi their return trip to the Canyon creek |
country, on the lower Kuskckwim. They |
expect to make an extended stay there, and :
are taking in supplies which could not be
obt ained at Bet; < 1
Frank Larson and Bert Thorsen returned 1
from an extensive hunting trip las! Mondav.
They visited the mountains on the upper
Ku-kokvdm, and report that their trip was
fairly sucee ful.
Black Cod, 35c pound.
Iditarod Meat Co. i
ORIGIN OF SANTA CLAUS
About oOO A. L). a boy v. • born in Lyci i.
iljw parents (ailed him Nicholas, but- so
he chronicles tell u though that was a
xior ma t’s name, fw pres'-rved the nature
if a child, fcr he < !m-e to "kepe vertue.'.
uoknes. and simplvimss, and therefore the
I.'«I'!r.’ii (h;e him worship before all other
mints."
r\ lie modern child’s “Santa Gin us” is a
Dutch contraction ot “Sankf Nikolaus.”
‘Sank’ni K’laus,” and the saint’s custom
f gi ving presents secretly and in I he dead i
1 flight is the development of a deed of
■Irmly he performed when he assisted
three young women out of grave misfrrtuie*
• tossing three well-filled pur-es into their
oi Jror.rns !< i:;' after tiny ha 1 retired.
Thus Santa Chius comes about when ih
■hddren are asleep and gives them their
hearts’ de-in--. St. Nicholas’s day was origi
nally early in De-ember, but later it was
[’i nfounded with Christmas.
fl1 ' P‘ is r,n < 1 ! ballad describing the sail'd
end Ms customs thus:
•'!. Mein la.- lie !■••;. i: •» d 1" give In n.iyden
seerel lie,
Who, 11 nit "till i.i:t.v use his won I id lib
ei al« lie.
The meihers .‘ill ihelr ehildn u on ihr live
(In cause In l'asl,
\nd wii a 11 j« \ every - I! • al night in sriisr
h deep are ea-i,
! i n 111 \, Ai.:n - iiml r*"ire- they h.aay
;i1111 n!her Man:-- he-nh
e ;; i aid ’-1 • I pet Hr,.;,--;, which
- eert | I v | hey hide.
And in ihe in-ainv I'nand. Ih.y -ay, that
this >1. Aid; i.ts brought.
The ilea that M. Nivhi las was an nil.
!;■ :.vy iiear'Td u an comes iro::» the ancient
representations of - a1 urn. win. was pic jure:!
as a patriarch. :;e.d ala) from the e.-nMun 1
ina of i: e Chri.-lmas . lint iih Father
'I'inie, wh > alwav has his special day a week
after Chi b unas.
Dt ; i"- the pa an origin of the majority
of our Chri.-tmas customs, they have been
' * much iniu.-cd with the spirit of peace
and good will t! . their n . ual .-i/nifi
i mice is con.'j i *uly Inst, and there is an
entirely differ: nt senlii:. lit in the merry fes
tival of today. K.xthaiige.
ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS TREE
Ti::-' custom, mi far as Chri nianity is o.-n
• -• r r• • • ’, is ( j • i. • • •: it, i s ».»*ir:in. and i i den
uded wilh me 1.of St. Mnternus. of
:he earliest, it’ nil the* very first, of the
piencher ■•! the a ■ j* ! among the lYm. m.
.a . !...\v that tip- .tie became i:it U r-tbiy
- .1- a ..rs for tin* Chn-: mas tree is doubtful,
th.meh it i- > o-.-ihd • that it i< traceable in
:;•< S: turn- !' . a ' ! may have beep imported
into G.-rmunv by .me of the c.mque; :u g
1 : .. The Cennan- Iiave a legend nl S’,
filmernm’s Teeping beneath a fir m •. an.’
of a miracle that occurred upon that occa
sion.
There is not her theory that the n urn
•' his tr came fr m Egypt. I he uibu
tree is sip•;»*->:'< 1 to put forth a shoot ew-r.\
month, 1 a spra\ f this tre?. wiih twelve
h •:.* - . it. a- > 1 hi b aVp t' their will
l cel-': rate » • iumg -ymbubcal
of :bt- end- I y-'ar. The German* attribute
acuta! in to; lion of th • lir tree as part
, t the ( m* c ’ a. • u in Martin
r. but ;! = re i - n • r b :ibh* inf n :;i : u.
. :i this s1. 1 aec*- The IHuch. (SMuialiv m
• ' ten! were i • p< : ■ for •
vogue which the tree gain Y n Amv a.
'• i- n ■ » f our « i ie i hohoav cu.-t
In Engl: nd h wa - »luir-dv unkn .wn !’ d 1
d, .i.. ri “a of Victoria to Prune '
*.!: who inU.Muu'd into his adopted
wi
u*ehr lb hange.
\ i) a'.,.' i girl ' nd ■ u r the \ 1 •
waxen berries of a : ray of mistletoe s:ud :
“If vn-• odd Brittany if you vi.bt ib lit
Ave:!. Conearnc :.n, and all that pic; ure-poe
region of I-in; trrre- you will find m.-;! O'W
:: plentiful cranberries. I grow a all i
it. in - I
:;*>i !e trr< i- -’-« i 1 with \vh«!e :u:s:]y e
illy us Mrs. dot ury is
(’.eeked with duo. onfs at a ball.
“The re a.- l. v..,v all the Brit: any aT'oI
orchards are pale with mbth-tua is etui--; •.
"I ho nul?» i f the mi d.uoe berry i- u d ky.
i.uredibh > : ItV the luwe. in fact. of;
■pi lime. vvl. eh hunters uto trap birds
with.
“Util. •- U-cton i-ir.i cats some m
berries, and then, to so rape clean m- sticky
ii s.a k.~ rut the trea with ’!■ • rough* ~i
I ark. That tree is. of cour-e. an apple
, ee. Tin- bird aecorbin Jy cleanses the
,h fn ii; i's bill mi the appla tree, an! the
.••(-- in the pulp lake root in the bark's
t r< \ ices, ara! h n • ■ the lovely phonom*mu
t the gna;l .1 gray a ; la orchard.s of Brit
ny ail v< dam v.iih The ate white like a
bride.” Cine':.nab Im-.'iiror.
Voiced trine made at home.
Crowley & Porter.
Bv Tho'r Works Ye Shall Know Them
Howard
OR
Hamilton
WATCH
Ina 12 size, thin model, 17 to 23
jewels, makes an ideal Christmas
present.
Ivory and Nugget Jewelry to
order at prices to suit the times
Win. Taylor, Flat
j Both Winter end Summer
Locations
INQUIRE AT THE ROADHOUSE
A da ms House
FIRST ST., IDITAROD
Clean, Warm Rooms, Gas-Lighted. The
Only First-Class Horse and Dog
Stables in Town
A Fine Dog Team to Rent
Free Library and Reading Room
Salmon tor the Dog M_ui-,er>
FOR YOUR
Remember that we have in slock a splendid assortment of articles
suitable for presents. Call and investigate
T 0 313 i
While Lilac
Carnation Bouquet
Cosines Bouquet
Spring Violet
Irish Bouquet
japan Bouquet
Violet Glycerine
n n
sal
Box Candy
In Christmas Boxes
Ail kinds pf Chocolates, in
ducting Fancy Be:: Chocolates,
all the freshest obtainable.
and Nuts
Of Ail Kinds
Christmas
Pipes Galore
From $ 5 0.00 down to two
for 25c.
Cigars and
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LJ U' ESv ^WLi H*r Imtr
Or AO Kinds
Special Christmas Box Cigars.
Famous Red, White and Blue
Cigars cut to $2.25 per box.
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For a Quiet
FURNACE HEAT
REASONABLE PATES
Second and Willow Streets
n'tjst »j n v
MivJ. H. i .
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I rv, :*? -a -yr n> it p. fi :$«“ a
i yd #4 A
DISKAKET AND CRIPPLE CUT
Bif- SiocZs. S.eraard Goods
Gasoline and Lubricating 0:1
Good Roadhouse in Conner t'.on
PsOHLER drug ricre j
FLAT CITY
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Li? L v.-i &*•,' its t <-13
_PiiONE DAY OR NIGHT_i
BEST LiQUORS AND CIGARS
Tliree Times ■
(Formerly the Stanley House)
JOHN SAGOY. PROP.
GOOD ROOKS CLEAN BEDS
I_FLAT CITY_
PIONEER CREEK AGENCiES
FLAT CITY Mrs. C. C. Chittick
DISCOVERY OTTER Harry Donnel'ey
DR. MOORE,
Physician and Surgeon
Geld St., Opposite Postoffice, Flat City
Eye-G'ass Fitting Telephone
r* ids *J FT anif'1 .ir’crrj
id®. . a'—ttisrC,
Physician and Surgeon
Cii.cc : Gold G* • Flat Cit;. . Alaska
(’fiifuiiaiioii lit in - in r'«.ron-)c..«5 and iy
E. M. STANTON,
Attorney at Law
Cilice: Corner Willow vi 1 " > r. 1 F-ts.
Iiita.-> rioiK-t.r IVaiti!
r r* pfjrrtn n V*
. Ji'i J V 1 aL J
Attorney at Law
!DiTAROD, ALASKA
Office: Second Avenue
W. F. S-SARRSS©^,
Attorney at Law
'DITAROD. ALASKA
Rocm 12, Regina Hotel
SwU._i £
John IIi ;me-. win. has had chary - of
t\ . fur. ! provided by the rii ns ' buia:* *d
and surroundin'* district f»• r furm.-him: the
war bulleti: infnrn • 1 1 i ’ th
j sub: cri; 'ns have fallen far below the
| c i of the >*■: ice. lie • ay.- that unless
| more nmnoy i prove h*. I the built tins will
I have to be di.-coni1 our■ Tin.* husine-s men
j have been mure lib r ! in .-tipi >rt .f the
I enterprise, but it i-- smuuv-' i ihai there are
ny others in the
Ij; nefit of the service and should be willmy
to contribute tin .r share toward its main
tenance. Mr. H ! .. is unwiliiny to can
vass for the uroj-'ct, niu suyyests that th>
who are iniercvicd in maintain.; u 'he bui
letin c: i all upon at 1
.aake their contribution to the fund.
NEWS ITEM FROM WHITEHORSE
(Dawson Ncwsi
Whitehor e. Sept. SO. The officers of the
court which is 'tUin_: here are all too hu>\
i ro hunt u-». STROLLKil \\ ilITK.
CHAS. E. TAYLOR,
Attorney at Law
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