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Harry V. Hoben. Owner-Fw B. Camp, Editor.
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peai*s under a new ownership, the
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ard and its people. Its pages cannot
be used, directly or indirectly in af
fairs involving only pei-sonal differ
ences between our citizens and read
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with the wisdom to determine what is
best for our community in all of its af
fairs. Its columns are open to publica
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THREE FIRES
* BELFAST, Ireland, Dec., 1— The
city Hall, the Thomas Asse Sinn Fein
Flub and the Charlotte Dock in Cork,
were set on fire yesterday causing
great damage.
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vergent, of all right minded contribut
es whose communications plainly in
dicate a desire to advance our town’s
interests as a whole, but they must be
free from any appearance of self in
terest. ]
The Gateway will give a news ser-1
vice, commensurate with the due be
longing to a town of our size and if
such a service involves a loss the Gate
way must go the way of other enter
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EMPRESS DYING
POORN, Dec., 1— The former
German Empress it is reported at
noon, is in a sinking condition and un
conscious from a heart attack. , .
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! DO Y»H'R SHOPPING EARI.Y
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PERT PARAGRAPTHS OF SENAS
AND NONSENSE FOREIGN AND
LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THE ;
FLY BY "THE qUlilAN
TOOTHPICK ”
Some thaw. Last evenly it com
menced raining and it-has continued
constantly throughout the day. Slush
everywhere. If it turns cold you will
need your creepers.
The people out the Rail Road who
subscribe for the Gateway will have a
column of Rail Road news every week.
Watch for the first issue.
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The Watson pulled out this morn
ing early for the Westward trip. She
will visit Seldovia and Kodiak before
she returns.
. The show at the Liberty Theatre
tonight, “The Auction of Souls” is
advertised as being iu a class all of its
own. It would probably be advisable
iwc. the parents of children to follow
the suggestion given on the Ad. .See
the show first before allowing the
I children to go. It may not be just right
for immature minds.
Wonder if any of you people have
been considering what a really worth
while act the gift of a phonograph to
the school > would be. Some Christman
present What say?
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' The boxes are all ready for your
contribution for the Community
Christmas Tree. They are not full of
dynamite so yoo need not worry about
getting too near one Of them.
CA*D OFTOANKS
The L. 0. 0. M. Wishes to express
its fHiwihs to the women ^ of SOwnrd
who donated the cake and helped serve
the lunch at the dance Saturday night.
(Signed)— L. O. 0. M. Committee.
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SEWARD 36 Cloudy Calm.
Anchorage 26 Cloudy Calm.
Mata>r<!ska 36 Cloudy East
-Waeiila ?8 Goudy East
j Talkeetna 30 Goody East.
Goldcreek 3JJ Goody East.
: Hurricane 20 Goudy East.
Summit 26 Goudy North.
Healy 30 Cloudy East . ^ .
Nenana 20 Gear East
Fairbanks 18 Gear Calm. ,
TO DISCUSS RELIEF
WASHINGTON, Dec., 1— After a
special session held yesterday the Sen
ate Agriculture Committee announced
that a joint meeting would be held on
Thursday with' the House Committee
to discuss measures for the relief of
the fanners.
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Back? .
That' "tfeosy shari
pains when bending or1 lifting, <p*w
work V burten and refit’ impossible.
DenVbe kandicapped by a bad back
look to your kidneys. Yob trill make
ntr mistake by fMloWfag this man's
exabipte.
James Burke, retired eenttoicter,
606 N. ViifehtfaSt;,Beno, NCv., says:
‘My hack was lame and my kidneys
were-weak a year ago. Wheal tried to
get np fnto a chair, a terrific pain
struckmeftitb* small efmy backhand
i h*.d’to brace* my hands on the arms
of the chair in order to raise up. I got
up several ttoes at Mkit be pass the
kidney secretions, which were highly
colored ahd burned in passage. I heard
about Doan's Kidney pills and one box
itym Julian A Sharer's Drug Store
cured rty hack dnd made it sound to)
Web. My kidneys acted like clb&
work." • -i
Tifee 60c:, at all dealers. Dtiti
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Burke' hdd.’ Fosfer-Mtlburn Co.,
Mfgrs, Buffalo#, K. Y. *
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C^K, Doc., 1— Incwdiary fir&
todlyddstreyeddn ettditfve block of
WiMirgsdn Staftton Street and caus
ed a joss Of one huddled thousand
1*u6ds.
LOTfDON, Dec., 1— Liverpool de
spatches received tdday declared the
fire? Sstufcday nf*ht started staultan'
eoQsly in vaHeus . pahs of the dty^
Strbbequent dlsCdvefieS revealed a well
1 aid Siiuf tan plot. The'fire caused a
holcaust among Oie'Wiirtf ouwa wkt<*
, spread over abnoat all ef the seven
miles of^doclc. All the djek jyefli|ly
, TSU&toafingrof Are meaoMo/
, 4M|S.ana speuea
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UJfxSAT r ALiLo, KMt, Dec., 1—
Plans to place Great Falls into the
northwest circuit of . fall livestock
i shows are being considered by the di
i rectors of the Montana Livestock Pa
vilion Company Of Great Falls.
life northwest for several yean
baa consisted of the Northwest Live
stock shot* at Lewiston, Idaho; the
Wester*'Aoyal Livestock show at Spo
imae, Wash^and the pacific'Interna- f
ttonal stock show at Portland, Ore..
IWs gear's show will be tin last at'
^Mitoa, which has withdrawn from
the circuit' /
' Hie Montana livestock Pavillion
company has a heated pavilion at
Great Mlt, capable of seating 5,000
persons, aecordfag to C. CL Davis, sec
retary of the company. “At the Spo
kaaeshowl was urged by. the breed
keto bf WaMdnkton imdOregOta that to
bftfcg Great Falls J tutor*; the circuit
wodbi tirfw: breeders : from eastern
Montana awdtfce Dakotas who would
teedtnrft to the Pod
fib coast ind’increasing the “territory
frfltfWhich'the Shows now draw,** said
'Mh Dads recently.
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OPOkANE, -Dec., A'possible
wafrtogtimeut, if not a spttt, to .the
PtdBt 'HteMttonl' Betetudl league
wfceatfe Mfhetneetfiig • it held ot: .
Tacoma'totfffftt Tuesday to December *
U tdHeut to dtoteniedto made re
itdtty bjr Spokdlie offidhis *f toe lea.
gae. Possibility ci a new league, com*
prietog ctebe reprsseattog cities west
«? toe Ceesadsc indadtog Spekaae, is
kp Ateengp^^wtog^tp the re
ccattytoercesed. albead fees, it la'
held that the distaaees -hetunaa the
P. L cW» font are too great to per
nit of ppofowioijil bi—hill being con
footed witfcofat i loti.
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