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The Alaska Weekly P<>at
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By
GATEWAY PI HUSHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
elmkr a. friend, editor \nd general manager
Harry A. Hoben. President I rank L. Ballaine, Sec.
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CaUrad u M und cliH natter September 5. 191&. »t tha P««t OHIce at Seward. Alaska.
ouiler Act of March 1. 1S79.
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The \#...xiatid Press is exclusive!/ entitled to tlm uw for rrpublication
of all m«» dispatches credited ol it ur not oiherwtw credited in tin# paper
.nd also the local nens published herein.
The C u*'on> of Seward next Satur
day n:pht will show the officers and i
crew o‘* the t\ S. S. Saturn a pood
time. Tim affair is only pomp to h*
a dance, but there will be certain* fea
tures of special mention - hoiowfter. i
The officers and crew of tie* Saturn j
have made a hit with the Seward peo
ple. as they always have upon previous (
visits here, ami the dance is a return
•up / ement. a> it were. ‘or the many
oleasant af’airs pi von by the naval
men.
The faculty of the Seward Public ;
chools can justly find proud of the ;
fact that Commissioner of education
Monde;-on Isas pi\en pra;s»» for effie ;
nv a as ami means what he says. !•».
ha'“ him urn se our teaehinp slat* i>
l eve them c \vs.
Th< pnited States poveinment wi’l
. 4), j * *.» 'Million ilo’lyrs annual’)
the .Matanuska coa
• ,,,, >,i :mcl coal ship- ;
It'S’ v i. i con dor*! Tictteve it.
>k t.us Ike pen. **or he has fipured •?
Give Way to Soothing Hamlin’*
Wizard Oil
fr mlin'* Wizard Oil i' a safe ind
cl.Tp.ve treatment tor neadacke md
neuralgia Rubbed in where tiic u.un
is - t<i> a' a ionic to the tortured
in.’ c> »n.t almost invariably brings I
quirk relict.
11- ueaitng. anti'Cotic qualities can
sd tpon to i>i (nt in*
tcv*,"n.or othet serious re>ult' trom
strains, bruises, cuts burns bites
and 'ting' lust a> good, too. tor :
sort feet, slit; aecj;. t'ru>t bites, cold
».>rc' and canker sores
i» from dr 'gists for Jh cents.
!r j* >t 'ati'tie return the bottle and !
get vour monn back.
i ver eon.'uuated or have sick ,
lirn • i.be* * h 't trv Wizard Liver
\ M" pleii'ant little pink pills, JO
cc;/' Guaranteed.
Recently rimnnighiy Kcnoxated.
•*W E H V \I>LF ONLY FIRST t L V<S
GOODS"
•V. K FNDFRS’I AM) HOW TO
RKF.IWKE I'HEM"
Cleanliness and Courtesy
IS OUR MOTTO.
NllYATK DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
1 barb s 1 anuron — John C. Gaffney
\\K SERVE EVERYTHING
TH V r IS GOOD TO EAT
Ol’KX HAY ANO NIGHT
I
GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE •
ill out. and figures will not I <*. Think
of putting goal down in Seattle, at a
profit, of about St» a ton? No wonder
*be eeai barons of tin east have pro
t d against tin* opening of the
Ala. <a coni field when the govern
n i\ has been paying them from
o s’> *. tun f<» coal 'or the navy.
\ * . sponcient 1 ;.s asked the edi
• »r to » \plain Vue present shortage oi
sugar, now the breweries have closed.
W. . perhaps the hundreds or s>
a L,e breweries have Hosed, but
-e veral hundred thou.and small brew
•«i e-i ba\ e opened.
ONLY ONK I SSI K
\MKKK \\ISM
(Seattle Times)
The*e is but one issue before the
\u ..pie of Seattle in fact, the e* 4ire
Ai n
ran ism!
A \*anism means government i.y
the majority of the people for th *
great t go-ul of the greatest numbe .
\ei!f • organized labor n*‘ organized
rap • d can be permitted to control on ‘
govt»ament. No class may impose it
w !i Ijmn the ITiited States.
*; gr ate.st menace this countn
1*. i. v r fac.-d has lieen the dotormin
d efforts, during the year 101!*. or
he par,of re tain radical olemv nts U
oiz control of the government, usinjc
the strik as a weapon with whit
t > I. - \ ' if th< nation
to act ompliah thei r
parfos. or a> a means to enforce pun
shment in case of failure.
It is n it her the employer. nor yet
tht o a •! capi ali« t i who must pro
vide t! < nean> by which the country
• k ■• (»< aliv.
• 1 . ov
nridd* n, .ee.e essfd by the labor dis
turb. m* - en*cd by the radicals.
In-* ,., > the greatest majority of
n ople o a «• neither employers,
•apif - " os ganized labor union
s’. s bo at. the chief victims of ra
dical at t vity.
Y t. 1 o mutely it is tins same
i t to ex
press its will ard might at the polls.
These peop’e must vote at the roining
elections- p«. ’. school and city. No
•antii* ale should dare to come before
b *in o*i ouv uirtv or class platfoim.
Tbcie an be but one issue— Am
iri can ism !
Our candidates must !><* Americans
\Ye, as Americans, must perform ou.
civic duties and vote against revolu
tion, against anarchy, against class
rule, and for AMERICANISM!
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C.»pt. 11 Xaro, who is to succeed
• ('apt. Neilson on the mail boat Kloisc
. a passenger on the Northwestern
om Seattle for Seward.
Justo H • iTUi -z and Aleck l’aniloff
arrived last night from Kenai and arc
registered at the Hotel Seward.
Mrs. W. W. French and husband
are reg stored at the Hotel Sexton
from ilile T.
William Fait man and wife have
taken the little cottage on Third ave.,
near the Shellhorn residence.
Yeoman \Y. H. Brown, at the radio
station, is wearing a smile. Mr-.
Brown and the two children aic
aboard the Northwestern for Seward.
Dairyman Adelman is harvesting
his oats and will have ;i> fine a bunch
of fodder for his cows this winter as
was ever put in a barn even in tlu
states.
Carpenters are at work on the nor
thside of the main warehouse on th
Seward dock putting on paper and
ship lapping.
J. L. C»raef is building a garage o
the alley on his property adjoining hi
big store.
“Pioneer” Smith is busy arranging
all the details for the skunk dance 11
^ bo given soon on the Seva w dock. The
I
G4RDENGE0
That exquisite Toilet Preparulion’ in ,
the following numbers;—
face row dek
I'ALCUM POW’DER
TOILET W ATER ‘ I
PERFUME
SACHET row HER
SOAP \
Just Arrived from
Painter, New York.
<>l R II VE LOW E'EN
NOVELTIES ALSO Jl ST IN.
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SKWAUI) l)RU(i CO.
The l.exall Store.
rm.£X.'jotmk .4sxub
laim i in honor of two animals which
rsca* . <1 i.n.I . eldiscd to bo captured in
Li te i > be shipped on tip* Admiral
>Va son to Seidovia. The dance will he
' 4-i en n the new warehouse as soon
a* ibe f.ooi is laid. Farmers McDon
i aid and rainier will have charge of
: * ee.y '*m« rmnntiUee and Rob Me*-.-ill
lwi.il. t.e aiier.
A. Cvitan, S. Yirkalich, Joe l.in
nicb ami E. Forsell came in on the
.ork Iran last night and are regist
| ered ut tin* itotel Seward. The m«*n
; are 11 » » Mile
1, VIBES All) TO MEET
The Aid Society of the Mcilnal*.*’
i church will meet tomorrow aft<moot
j i j . . th Mrs. C. A. Eh
sitOMi DIVISION HISTOin
SOON TO BE 1M’BUSHED
\E\Y YOliiv, Oct., 2!> ■ Historians
a,*e \ < •> l»us\ these days at *»!2 Kit to
A vena •. the newly-opened hoadquari
*is 01 the Sec-md Division Associa
tion. ‘.hat organization of ex-rogulai*
fo . ie \ <oiamauded by Major (Ion*
eial Jb! n \. Eejoune. writing up ami
.Dust rating its fighting reconi which,
it wa> anaomu* i today, is to appeal
in book term .January 2.
Tin offices were opened here foi
, i pos •. it is said, of
ci aiding the veterans to keep in tou«ah
■ h til r •»!•’ “buddies.” whose tirst
annual r°'t‘iion vill be held in ( hu*acro
in \member, t'aptaia dames Sharp,
formerly <»«' tin* 2”rd Iiv’antry. i> :n
charge. (ieneral lajeune is president
<>!* the organization, 1* ‘Igadier (I< neral
t* •« ton Drown is v'ce-pt esidont and
'.»:T,V Beekman Hoppiti, of !'* Wall
Street: is Seer •taiv
Tlie qu:ck way is to use
Dr. Ring’s New Discovery
DON'T put off until tonight whnt
you cun do today. >dep
into \our druggist's and buv
a Imtth* of Dr. King’s New Discov
ery. is*a11 taking it at mice, tty
the time you readi home joil'll lie
on the way to recovery.
This standard family friend has
been lm ; king <• dds. coughs, grippe
attacks, and croup for more ihan
' fit ly years. It's used wherever sure
fire* relief is appreciated. (Tiidreu
and grownups alike can uws it —
there i< r.n d a reenhle nftor-effecM.
Your druggl ' It. BOc. and $1.20
bottles. Give it a trial.
Bowels raging for Help
Torpid liver pleading for assist
ance? How •■•iivlesji to neglect these
I'lugs wlnn i»r. King's New Life
i‘ill" so promptly, mildly, yet effec
tively come to their relief I
Lea. g the system undefined,
eloga ‘d 1 .\v - unmoved, results In
heui'h ' 'Me iveafter-effects. Let
v tonic-In- set ion I >p.
! Life 1 Ills bring j on the
| h it'** ■. of r Millar, normal bowel
r ■''auctioning. Keep feeling
die work of a man or wo
re sh ill it. AU
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THE KEY
CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking Tobacco.
l'or pipe or cigarette
i THE KEY
TO WTNTKK AT YAtiATAGA
Wiliiam Vanavun, Sergeant a» Arms
for the'first Territorial Senate, wed
j known :it Skagway, Iditarod, Cordova,
Steward, Copper rive*’ valley omi otiier
places in Alaska, and four others will
! winter at Yagataga beach, where they
will engage in mining.
DKPAIM MRNT OK COMMERCE.
RFKKAU OF FISHERIES
Washington, September 21, 1919.
TO W HOM 1T M A V CONCV.RNT:
It having been momihended that
the Secretary of Commc'ce set as* 1
all iala . anil str ams as preserves «'ov
pawning grounds and limit or p c*
. hihit commercial fishing !<*' -a.iron
! and other commercial fi !onr, n the
prosecution of which salmon ar** tak'1'!
or injured, in ill such streams and
lakes and all waters tributary ibe e o.
! and within r»00 yards of tin* mouth el
;uch streams, in T1 watt’s o' Alaska
flowing into the Pacific Ocean Wet • era
• che longitude of ('ape Spencer on th
•ast an I the longitude of Cape Sar *
,*hef on the west, also in all such vu;
tributary to He ring Sea between
’ap<* Sarichef and Cape N'ewenham.
notice is hereby given under trie pn^
*:s'on- of section b ol trio act of C"on
'i'i' s approved Juno 2b, 190b, entitled
‘An Act for the protection and re
velation of tin* fisheries ol Alaska,
hat a hearing to determine the advrs j
| ability of limiting or prohibiting fish
eg operations in the above-descrih■»:.
waters will he hold at the olfiee o! tb»
I hi roan of Fisheries, 1217 L. C. Smit1*
Huilding, Seattle, Wash., on Novemhe j
2o, t‘)19. at 10 o’clock a. in., at whice
i time and place all per .ons interested
I will he heard.
H. M. SMITH, Commissioner.
Approved: WILLIAM C. REDF1KLD.!
Secretary.!
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