PROFESSIONAL
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J. H. ROMIG, M. D.
Office In K. K. Bldg
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office. Madison 1 11),
Residence Adams 48.
T R. C. P. & L. R. C. S. Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S.. Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN. M. P.. C. M
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: t to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
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FRATERNAL |
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L. O. O. M„ Ns. 1425
Meets every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. . Viaitiof Brother*
Invited.
J. M. Sloan. Dictator
IL E. RUDOLPH. Secretary.
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WEEKLY POST
Issued every Saturday, is
just the condensed edition
of the Daily Gateway to
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DROP IN LEAD
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BOISE. Idaho. I'Vb.. I-J R, A. !\
Idaho was benefited only to a slit
; extent by social war indu>tri< s. Then*
dvere .no factories in the state vhi< T
1 turned *n*t war supplies, and the tot a
I of war purchases made in this sta*
amounted to loss than $(*0,000 who
the regular output of the fields, fore-'
and mines is eliminated.
The drop in the prices of ltjad :*u
of wool is having an embarras ’■
effect upon the mining and sheep
raising industries. The groat
minos in the northern part of t
state, which are still operating on a
1 war basis, so far as costs are concern
ed. are threatened with an early shut
down. The sheepmen of the state also
claim that they face enormous losses
on this year’s clip unless the govern
ment price of last year is to be upheh..
' Thoy point out in substantiation of
this claim that shearing will be begun
in less than six weeks, and thac the
cost of this year’s clip, so far as la
bor feed and production costs nr? con
cerned. has been entirely,on a wa»
basis.
A few of the larger lumber compan
ies were producing Idaho pine for a*r
plane use, hut this was on suen a
small scale that tho cancellation of
airplane stock contracts has had prac
tically no effect on the lumber situal
or* in this state.
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ALL OFFICERS
FROM NORTH
MADE GOOD
Form *r of; "e i* ol the Alaska Koad
Conin ission who l< ft Alaska and* en
tered war activities, acquitted them
selve admirably. Practically ail of the
forme members of the Koa«l Commi'
ion, who went to war, are well known |
in Seward.
l.Vuten.Mit Weeks, a former dis*
:*11■ i• ,r officer of the Koad Commis
sion, was the first to go to France. Hr
went :’s a member of Pershing’s staff.
Li< tenant Colonel Wilds P Kich
ard o- was in active service in Fran
ce, ar.d now ranks as a general. H«
was, 1) fore going to France, in charge
• ;> >*:thern cantonment.
Co me! P. W. Davidson is now a*.
.’:'"o Kearn *v cantonment, and ha-'
the ■ of Brigadier General.
Lie .(tenant Mahaffey is in charge.
THE KEY
10, 25 and 50
in a box
50 cents to $(>
per box
A big stock of
CHOICE CANDY
in Plain and Fancy
boxes
THE KEY
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of the waterworks at Washington, I).
C., with the rank of Colonel. As that
city is numbered among the dry it is
a man's job keeping up the water sup
ply as well as seeing that no alien en
emy does not poison all the brains of
the nation.
Lieutenant Edgerton is at < orpu
Christi, Texas, training camp, with th^
rank of Colonel.
AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN
NORTHERN RUSSIA HAVE
READING THIS WINTER
LONDON, Feb., 12— There i*
plenty of reading matter for the Am
erican soldiers isolated in northern
Russia this winter, frozen in for sev
en months as far as water transpor
tation is concerned. The American
Young Men’s Christian Association
dispatched 9226 general books, 1200
reference books, 10,445 text books, 19,
7S2 magazines and newspapers, 600
Testaments. 250 Bibles, 11,500 pic
tures, and numerous other adjuncts
called for.
Even the man who feels that he is
a law unto himself may be broke.
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