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The Alaska Weekly Punt
Published Daily, Except Sundays andlHoldiays
By
GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR \ND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hoben. President Frank L. Ballaine. Se<
Cat* tad a* Meoud-clu* mat Ur Saptambaf 2. 1915. at th*^ Port Ofllca at S***rd. Ala.kn
uudar Act of March I. 1S*9.
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for ropublicatio:
of all news dispatches credited ot it or uot otherwise credited in this pap* r
and also the local news published herein. . __
RECEIPTS OF
FORESTS ARE
ON INCREASE
The total receipts f»om the twenty
seven National Forests of Oregon,
Washington. and Alaska comprising
the North Pacific district—-for the fis
, al \ ear ending June :i0. 1010. were
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just compiled by tin* District Tiscal
Agent. H. I. Loving. Portland.
This is an increase of nearly $12L
OOO over the receipts for the yea* 101$ ;
and is the largest sum ever received
in the district from National l*ores*
business. Of this amount. $124.
OT1."»0 was derived from the sale of
government timber; grazing fees
brought in nearly $.‘*00,000; SF.U»-l
c.ii'ii from special use pe.mits; $2.M 1
from fire trepass; and the remainder
from timber settlement, timber tres
pass. and special uses in connection
with water power sites.
The Wallowa National Forest, in
Kastern Oregon, led the district with
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SEWARD
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Recent!} Thorough!} Renos ated.
UW E HANDLE ONL\ FIRST CLASS
GOODS**
“WE I NDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM”
Cleanliness and C ourtesy
IS OCR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
Charles Cameron — John C. Gaffney
EAT FISH AND OTHER
sf: \ PRODUCTS.
1 know how to cook tht»in and fan
prepare fUh as you
want it served.
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GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
DIAMOND DICK’S
OVERLAND
CALL
MEALS AT ALL HOL ES.
Our Bill of fare consists of
All the Market Affords.
home MADE BREAD and PASTRY
BOARD BY THE MONTH
R. RHODES Proprietor.
>p0. 177.70; followed closely by th *
Whitman with $02,106.83, and the
I'ongiups, in Alaska, with $00,bo4.ii.
Hu* theater National Forest, in Sot
uem Oregon, and the Olympic Na
ionai Forest in Western Washington
a ith $.>7,700.15 and $51,282.67, heh«
fourth and fifth places respectively,
iHhcr forests of the district havuv.
icceivcd in excess of $20,000. are tit
Malheur, $37,071.06; the ColumbU.
18,072 i; the Colville $22,80 >.«■
i n »nt. $2 >,6 >4.10; Vlii am, $25,050
Ochoco, $23,121.10; the Oi go
>26.751.57; the Kainier, $2o,555.6 .
tint tne W’enaha $25.4•*>.>.(>I.
i’he t'hugach receipts tor the yea
o t .v
>; I.Jn over ia^t year. Die sources *>•
i'fipts were as tollows; limbe
,;i!, s. 88.510.21; spec as list's (lah \
, ases) $2,0.08; water power $75.
The Tongass Forest, in P aska.
'leads the list in receipts from in* e
sale- with 878.052.57; the Whitin 11
stands second, with $71,215.68; tie*
Wallowa shows $50,011.22; the Crate*1
>46,220.82; and the Olympic $42,812.82
following the order named. 1 he Wal
lowa leads in receipts from grazing
permits, with $44,071.74; followed i»y
the Malheur. $24.160.41; ihe Wena a.
>24,652.11; the Fremont. $28,020.6’.
The Alaska forests lead in receipts
from special use business; the To \ -
gass standing at the head with $0,6 2,
followed by the Chugach with $2,2 >.
The Wallowa stands third on the ! «t
with $1,220.07.
With the exception of water power,
from which only a small percentage
of the annual receipts in the disti ct
come, all classes of National For st
bus; in ss show* substantial gains over
1018.
Twenty-five per cent of the receipts
f’-om National Forest bm.noss goes to
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the road and school funds of the conn
ths in which the forests are located.
ron per cent additional must be iis**<l
in load and trail work within the for
ests.
The total receipts from uU the Na
tional Forests of the country for 1919 (
was $1,858,414.86. which is $783,484.79
more than the receipts tor 19IS.
PIlONOfJR.APH AVI Mi RK
l SKI> IN' NIC XT UA MPA KIN
NKW YORK. Aug.,-20—By A. P.—
Phonographs will he used by both the
Republican ami Democrat?e parties in
the jinpiwhing presidential csmuia
;.vn, it is announced, the plan embrac
ing a program which will permit the
, /den's of*small towns and remote
ham. Ms to hear the speeches of emi
nent orators a* the seme time 1liat tlm
records an* re’eased in the large cities.
The phonographic campaign will be
ope’ed . n ? ■ •ntemhor 1. vA n record*
c »nfnin:ng utterances l*\ Attorney
(lene al Palmer, speaking for the
"emoc a*s. and others registering the
pooch of United States Senator
' odg . vowing Du* sentiments of the
R * uihlmaua, " ill he released. These
s|n * hes wi’l be reproduced at '.’libs,
oeieties* headgr:r tors, eburelies, noon
day me *timrs and in the homes of the
party workers.
Koi’owing the gMopm of tho
spot*.’a s of Vtto>ney (loner. I f>nlnter
an ! l.odire, c her reeo
- ’ d:- Ah; t• • ’ monthly an i‘
;s - mvh > that the mooting d; •
;;p.t \\ » v th oughout the cou *4 v w* !
I’t i -V a«i "e-echo w th t! * .«> 1
of the ,«*atois as conv* w*d |> non ns
o ’ talk’ag mach’nes. 'Me e: t at o'
: ' , t \ hidi phonogr: p’»s t a * ) ay
i . . ■ cam pi gn can bo c*st • 1 i 1
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CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Rest j
Smoking. Tobacco. |
For pipe or cigarette
the statement tlmt two manufacturer.*
of the machines are known to haw
mor* than 2.000.000 phonojy-anbs i*’
use *n the United States.
Amomr the speakers In doled for
phonographic oratory l>y tin.* Demo
cratic national coihmitt i a c i'»
dent Wilson. Secretary of War-Uakei.
Se< rt4ary of the \ ivy Daniels, for
mer Secretary of the l ea^n y Mc
\doo and B
Ik* nier IT< sid« : t Tati, 'a,or U*n
oral Wood. Ulihu Hoot, Cliauneoy V
Depew and United States Sena'o-.*
t» .1,. • > •!>) 1 |J<) ;j)l a ‘e O'* *i ». li A
• ike-rs chosen lk» •• « ukime roarbirv*
o.rtor • i»v the H*pn:b.ican !\rnt >nni
v ommittee.
Tim Douglas city council rt a re
cent tn *e!inp: fixed the tax levy at t f
teen mills on the dollar. This will pro
dace about six thousand dollars v.
ready money.
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Nc thins sees, finer ■
With a sa ndwich i \
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To make a sandwich supvemf’y
tempting have a bottle of kAI
NIER SPECIAL with it. The fia
vor of this beverage sets food off
just right. Thousands of homes
now keep a rase in the hou3: con
stantly—for use with meah—and
to serve guests. It’s economics —
and good. A bcttle contains two
glasses; and, bek»g a pra N ''y
predigested beverage, even k se J
with weak stcrrachs and eMci'y
folk can drink It with pleasr.re and
without distress will tod
this soft drink that re ally r at V: vs
w'herever soft drinks are '.o>d* ■'
Cali for it—order a case. v * * f
Rainier Prodi:c»s Company, Seattle el. c. A.,
Mi.n if.nturcr of Rainier Special, Kainicr
Bock, Malt R inlor, Rainier Cereal, Syro and .
Denatured Alcohol,
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The Rainier Products Company relieves retailers and consumers of the necessity ol paying rev
enue taxes of Rainier Beverages by paying All taxes thereon direct to the government.
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August 21
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Sept. 1
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from Seward ..ug., 2<> and Oct., it calls at Skagway; Alaska also calls
at Skagway sou ill hound from Seward on Aug., I, and Sept., 23th.
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