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The Alaska Weekly I*u#t
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GATEWAY PI M.ISlitNG COM PAN t, (Inc.)
K1 MEK A. FKIKNl). EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. fltktfl PT—Ideal Frank L. Ballaine, Sec.
Ut«rH .• M.otid-cUM r’*t tr ?. 19’5. *t U^ Voat OWoc *t S#w*rd. Al«*k».
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iM’KUKsriM; i K\ ri its
X,.* i\. Kv int* «• fei\tl*’< o'*
the flow Pacific fleet is its fourteen
>n !i f in t . .\> >f which are ninnnte*4
on A-imi i:v:'i Ro*hnah\s flag>l i ,».
ships « t the iheot.
Ins mi an 1 construction of the 14 —
in,*S »r v;
,.n the ,\es :n front was one of the
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Recently Ihoruushi* KenovateJ.
“NY K HANDLE ONLY FIRST CLASS
GOODS*’
.“NY K FNDKRSTAND IIOW TO
PREPARE THEM”
i leanlin > ' „
IS Ol’R MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
Charles Cameron - John C. Gaffn. v
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EAT KISH AND OTHER
SK. \ PRODl t rs.
1 know how to cook them and can
.prepare fish as >ou
want it served.
DIAMOND DICK’S
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• meals at all hours.
Our Bill of fare consists of
AU the Market Affords,
HOME MADE BREAD and PASTIL
. . .,r.- BOARD BY THE MONTH#
R. RHODES, Proprietor.
during* the war. The .nas
:u ■ li»0 pound projectiles far b.
itt tl ■ tiennan linos and wore a
. » ' * tl: St. M
Tin » tn was designed, built and *1 •
••i . s titan four months. On
P , • \\> r *2f». 1‘»1T acts# ■ *’ to Secre
tary Daniels* official i • not i
d *win. tad been start d. On Ap*
oiled <
. < o’>- ■ > io*'ls to Sandy Hook Proviir
ound r"»‘ long range te sts.
T guns Secretary Pan els said
oiiginallv were intended for the it<"
battle cruisers, but a change in v^sig
i v. ■ < !> made tli • guns available
,»♦!> • and it was recommondei
they be mounted for land service.
'I or i-i were momiti : on can -
would ho moved
VVftu
nav' tow. . Tv.t’v *
,m ^ v e*e “o d't’d fm each gun — -
machine Imp cars, armored ammu
ii. berthing, crane
i .us. The batteries werj
; t! fii i- ntl\ mobile that if an order
,■ >*>o * > ** • while iii action they
.... ’ ; }in ir way in an hour.
cn-inches luid greater
a than ai.y gar ev »r before place I
oa mobile r >» e.tings. The (miniati
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ASK FOK
WILD BOSE I1A.MS, SWEET. MILD—FLAVORED
ONLY THE FINEST HA MS CHOSEN FOK THE
SPECIAL WILD ROSE CURE
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
U. S. A.
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guns which filed on Paris were
“f/eaks”. They wore built on perma
nent s' eel and concrete foundations.
Th * projectile wns small ami speci
ally 1 uilt for long flight. This reduced
their cffici *ney and while they had
moral effect their military value was (
•mplt. i’.oi-o’se of their p< rmanent py- •
i si.hm their location was discovered by 1
lal,u.,i unitors and the guns silenced.!
'Phe 'human la inch gun in Flanders!
also becanu famous for its long rang'* \
bombardment of Dunkirk and other al*
lit*d bases, but neither could be shift - 1
ed fre n base to base without delay of
j xvr< ks. The American fourteen inch
in n could move from one end of Fran
ce to mother and had a range of tliir
t* miles- At a range of 22,000 yards it
p cree armor successfully.
EX ER Ml> VTION OF
\ Fit KAN FI. FPU \ NTS
IS NOW TUI?EATENE!»
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1.0S ; 0\. Vug.. 10— The life el
the fa io* -• Vfrican oleuhanl so# ms *•»
b«* in for the So* th \ f• icr i
(kune mi >v*m-‘al council propose s to ex
terminut *’m>s-» in the Addo Rush few
est. m-ai .Pert Fdxabgto. *
| .»r gem" *'o*is past these : non.uls
have b on a great nuisance to the
farmers. They have damaged crops
an ' ki’t d several person .
rFr. * Vfrtcan elephant is noteel feu- i‘ -
1: -dn* s quite reverse to its ! i
, dlan vek'tA’e*. tvh#> when called up** i
IrVerf'd’v end easily shoulders a bir -
den or a *eu or so. However, an effor
i; to be ’ ule to tra;n the young one-'
f-*r loir hauling in the Cape forests.
n'k. i(>m*~, 1 iug no cf the animals has
ii'volv 1 he ere-tion of a number or
h My , ( vat’on ‘mvc:<. and so 'are *
a o the rurulv'rs to be killed that the
cot in"* if llv animals will take ov'v
sx moaths. The natives enjoy clo
i-l ir* m ■ ‘ and the prospect of nn
i;nlira»*ed apply for several months
- Ivin* '••i/ref<1v looked forward to.
The i. *nv»nr:al council’s announce
n-e • ha- mused keen regret anion.??
nat •4« c-ome of whom snv that
should Mr Miron* h* carried into ef
feet the < 'ephant. like the mastodon
and th# i !v. hyosaurus, may heeomo
extinct.
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S( HMOL I. \\VS \ MEND ED
FOR NEW DISTRICT*
* love-nor Ri'"- ha.} notified t1* *
clerks of tin* di trict courts that th *
luw regardin': ♦he „ establishment of.
school d» t •'<•♦* has been amended !•>
sueu an extent that the roquiremen* j
f«» ;*'*•’ 1 in vogue had been convider
ab!; changed.
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CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Rest
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
9 m_j__ajiii i _
Prior to tin* changing of the la.
it was necessary to have the signed
petition of at least twelve white per
son.- re titling in the section request
ing the establishment of a school di
t,-i(-t and not less then *en wh;
children applied for I ntler tbt
pow :.?m ndnwnt of ly «• ght f enat rc
jii* necos y und but t t < Id sen
cither white o • of mixed blood, are :fl
that is required to l av a scho.d dis
trict established. The new law is no"
effective.
The operation of this lav wiP per
mit the establishment of many nev
school districts in the interior, wh? h
place have hithertofore hern denic •
that privilege on accorrt oi ta'hn''
ins! a few names or a few child :i
short of the law’s requirements. T1
arc limit.of the chihlren undmr th
.i,.i law was placed at from six .
twenty; the new law calls for the ages
to be from v-ix to seventeen.
KKNTITK \ WHISKEY IS
HEINE SENT TO HRITISH
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug.. 1(»— Ex
portation of Kentucky wliiskoy has he
gun as a result of the lifting of em
bargoes in the Hritish Isles, accordin'
to dealers here. Large shipments from
warehouses throffghout the state a*-‘
being made to England. Ireland, and
Scotland exports so far having ex
cedcd *20.()uii barrels, according < >
reports.
The distillers arc^epresented as de
ebons of disposing of the big Ken
tucky hoblfngs before constitutional
prohibition in .January halts exporta
lion.
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George Woods was elected presi
dent of Xanana igloo No. 17. prosy
of Alaska, at a recent meeting of th«
order.
Sold evoyvvhsrc ’■Famti i»s supplied
by gr^ceir, dru^ijist and defies*.
Visitors are cordicHy inyiied to
lii.jjeci our plant.
ANHEUSER-EUSCii
ST. LOUIS
WbiHomore & Mnrtrub's,
Wholcenlo Distributors SKWAliP, APA^KA
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