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ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR AND GENERAL MANAGER
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It i> • •* *u. .rising that the di
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it n \ -<>a.\ to exit©!t all officers
and employees to exercise the strict
, >• « or..m\ in the use o? suopiio
and ep :i potent. ><» as to uvp tie*
1,»>‘ ‘S of the government as small
as .pv>s> Me. There was once a col
[,.rc »nan who was note*! tor the
profusion with which he sp *rt,
o st rnonpy in every
* hint; lie <lid and who keot tin the
practice :Vv some yea/s in business
after he 1 t alma mater. He dis
appear* 1 tor a *ew y,'fl,s ; nd when
found a -ain he was working a farm.
A friend asked hoe he wa- petting
. on. and he replied with enthusiasm.
“Sph i ’ dly! fop "ave of pros
perity.*’
* }tu* . mm. you don’t m an that
you*: ' maVnjr worry on Mrs fan * *
•*! i, no! lh:t I’m losing it
sslov t’u a I ever dal h* Toro. *
. ' .* Mr. H:ne> can sloVv down th '
rate a* which the government is
... n in y op the railroad
shall h« irrat.-f :!. Harveys Weekly.
1 • a reased nrodu'd n is. of coins**.
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t leaniiness and Courtesy
IS OFR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DlMMi ROOM , .
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Fharfcrs (ai*» r«>n — John C> Gitffiv\
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"Eat ktsjt and dthkr
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1 how to cnPk them uih1 euii
' ’prepare f!>h :r* ytm
. want it served*. ’ ’•*
GRILL
JOHN'S PLACE
DIAMOND DICK'S
OVERLAND
CAfE
MEALS AT Al.L HOI KS.
Our Bill of fare consists of
All the Market Affords.
HOME .MADE BREAD and I’ASTR 1
BOARD BY THE MONTH
K. RHODES, Krojirietor.
tin solution of tin present problem*
due t'» scarcity of food, clothing and
hot;slug, but it will take some tim*
p.oducevs-to eradicate I ron
ib'-ir systems the poison of the oM
« . ! forim la,''instilled by greed that i
. t m to make a high into on sroah
.1'. i than a low rate on larg
production.
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many signal corps men of thf
!*•> \d States army, who scr vl In
Adi-' d sring the na>t ten \ea s,
made „ood and remarkable record
the wa shown by : ej ort
ii o'M/bt north recently by Sergeant
Sim 'i »ns, who was a pa- enyc •
;• i amship Northwestern, hound
iu lnt»o ‘or. liuring *l'e war, Si
S’mmons b* Id a i M> :ission s
it it nant himsC1", tglls ot a
n imb r of old comrade v ho rang ■ i
from lii utontants to lieutenant col
onels.
* live > signal corps man of Alas' i
v ! o wa.> given a commission/ at l
• v- n t; «>.m w ] o were not promo! I
made good '•■'co ils/’ said the scr
nt, ■ none of them fell down."
Amoi ♦ b• • -ignal corps nu*n who
mad* go >1 wore many who have serv
and n
Int* ■> '. The list included Ser
• v; nt hert liOghrv, who was pro
ved itei ant colonel: S< r
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WILD ROSE HAMS. SWEEP. MILI)—FLAVORED
ONLY THE FINEST HAMS CHOSEN FOR THE
SPECIAL WILD ROSE CURE
FKYK — BRITHN COMPANY
U. S. A.
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goant John Malteror. promoted to be !
a lieutenant colonel; E. H. Mel* ar
ia ' I. promoted to be n major; Ser
vant bazarro, piomoted to be a ma-l
jo*; So* yeant beonborgor, promoM to
Ijo a captain; Sergeant James Eapran, j
promoted to be a captain; Serp'eant
.! ihn C. Fiitrh. p 'onvpted to be a nm
j,,-: Sen:cant James G. Ccdeman, pro
n Ped to he a captain: Seryeant Dicb
Funston, promoted to be a captain,
Seryeant Samvel O. Fish, promoted to
he a major, and many others.
Seryeant Maitoror was made heu
leiv it o ’one! for his knowledge of
v iro’e.v< and one of his important dut
i. \vcs interhoptny German radio dis
I atches.
' s n eant I.oyhry held an important
. t «n the Western front and his due
M-j* raw lih'i an opportunity to tvivol
»!«o hole V'hyth of the allied iine;.
from no'th *o south.
For “alhintry in action, none re-,
reived y: ;ter honors than F«rpeant
James Kayen and Sevyrant b°onher
y»*r, h h of v bom wore company com •
nian-hn-s. and both of whom receive.!
s. vc ;! *!••(•*) aliens. Captain* been
’beriT r arrived >u Sent'le onlv i low
t)<» a.po ;»m * hopes to be sent buck to
A’i <ka fov send oh.
t’ lpta u Kepan in the Ihiropeau wvr
w;*s r.ol seoinp b:s firs tryinp mi i
levy M-vice. In the Philmpinos. dm
ip tbe insurrection.there 20 years :ur<»,
Ik* v.\s. as a marine, one of a oarty
w lii* »* sta ted out with rations for 21
’* uns un*l \\hich. bet up cut off from
! . i *co»MTrvnd. did not pet hack for
)n*c ' w" . Of a prv-ty of 20 or more,
b ,? i* :|- <) f*vc lived tlvonph the ox~
i v * thy o’hors cither heirp killed
or dvinr froirf exposure.
Thu tin* ipnnl corps ol A’aska,
which l a.- rendered much aid alon.p
die trails of the \ortldand to suffer
• • •. *md the men who hav * pone out
hi aM kmds ( r weather to keep the line
>f . ■ *':>y ideal ion open, and to rescue
o hers V en the trail, were well pro
uared te vender pood. service in the
pvoat Mar. and no man was found
want i up.
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Ye. • t m world owes you a livinp*
hid you wil’ sta two to death if yea
si', down a.d wait for it to come
a • 'Mi’ an ' settle.
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CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
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BELGIUM'S UNEMPLOYED
RAPIDLY DIMINISHING
PLANTS SLOWLY RESUME
P,RUSSELS, Aug.. - The numbs.
unemployed in Uelgiiun is ^00-000 ae*
cording to the Mini. U .• for Eood- but
i diminishing from day to day.
Only two blast furnaces are \ or!r
ing out of sixty which before 'v* wai
exi sted in* Relgiuni. Of these sixty a'l
hut four have been completely* or
a vow large extent destroyed by the
(1 *nr.ans.
The st '^l and iron production
\ in 1 )V attained 2224*0i)0 iot •
is nil since 1!H7. Of .‘t-1-000 metal
,corker** in 191.*4 only about two bund*
• ’’ave working.
t< is hope I that by the end of 11»• °
year* at least twenty-five blast fur
. aces will b»* producing and that 41
o.‘« er*t cf *he pre-war production will
he obtained.
Six thousand operatives have re
sumed work in the linen industry. The
English week of 54 hours has he m
agreed to.
In the textile, industry (carding
work may be resumed several week
hence since a great part of the ma -
clunery which the Germans had taken
away, has been discovered ir> Leipsic
and repaired.
John F. Coffey, former timekeepe
fo’- th * Alaskan Engineering Com
mission has !>eer promoted to editbr
in-chief of the Railroad Record tie
< U'iciul publication of the A. E. C.
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For a rare
rarebit!
Nothinr, on occasion, surpasses
a rarebit. RAINIER SPECIAL,
used with your favorite recipe,
enables you to make a rarebit
that excels those of old. Be
sides making a superior rarebit,
this beverage has no ecjua? lor
cold lunch purposes. With the
^ bedtime snack, it is the drink
' of drinks. Its flavor is. just
. ' rirrht—and then it quenches the
thirst—satisfies, perfectly; No.
other beverage can be like it. .
RAINIER SPECIAL is pro
duced by an exclusive, patented
I ... .process. Just you come to
know this drink is'soit, out,,
satisfying. • • ? •
Rainier Product* Company,Seattle. U.S.A..
Manufacturer of Rttinior Special. Rainier
Bock, Mnlt Rainier, Rainier Cereal, Syro
•j and Denatured Alcohol.
The Rainier Products Company
enue taxes of Rainier Beverages by
relieves retailers and consumers of
paying All taxes thereon direct to the
the necessity of paying rev
government.
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STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON i .
AVGUST lGt!\’ >
For regular ports in Southeastern and ouuFiwcsl
ern Alaska, also to Anchorage and iitn^nk.
Comiiatty fcservoM right to clungiLtfi’Ut wolt* without notin'. >t
I ? ADMIRAL LINE EftjlLDING
Wayne Bine, Agent. •Seward Alaska.
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: V A \ ALASKA ™ k
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Sail From Due Due l.v Seward
| SEATTLE STEAMER SEWARD Southbound
August II ALAMEDA Aug. 20 Aug. 22
August 21 Northwestern Aug. 2S Aug. 28
August 2S ALASKA Aug- I Aug. I
* Serif. 1 ALAMEDA -Sept. 10 Sept. 12 «
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Alameda runs through to Anchorage.
Alaska and Northwestern return from Seward on the above sailings.
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b A. H. McDONALD, Agent.
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