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—The Aaaoriatrd Preaa ia I* entitled to the ua^fqf republication
of all ne*» dispatcfiea credit r hpt otherdria^ o<HJJeftn.thfc paper
Hod aNo*the^Wil new* pu
Charlie Chaplin has a baby^t** to
ilaj.t the a most ra1! cane** straw''hat
and oust aid pi*. tVe hope ii,is the
ui.im.a "houaemtr ’ boy« <for in a
.a. nt **1 abstraction the giFtcdVTdd:'
likely tonirop it offitiVroof
ju>t to see if it will bounce.
1 the republican majority in the
■ .»:*■ not careful- if may become a
. >• • >e»*»n. Apoplexy is dangerous
in hot weather. . «, * .J
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Now it a; jjears that the bajsheviki
evacuate lYterograd on Thursdays
and Fridays. v .
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V. ther encouraging? sigirf* of dhe
;< that the abuse of4tbe* Vmg\
i i.’ \ oi il ’‘camouflage j is being
abated.
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,IV» n 1>. Ibvki feller at^ir age of 80
,1,*, 1; i»■ tfiat lie ha> just b^run td'liv
t t\ inp the adaVe t)iW|^the.firs'
p 0 ye:i s are the hardest. | *w*
V *iia>t er* .^eneral^lh»tleson yle
>-at he ha^ resignedAXfither has
- in< eled yet / . . *4
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,A < ord in? to a,dvo»ti<i.iefts in thei
(’ »i ispaper, to buy or sell anything
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Reieutl> Thoroughly Renovated!..
w k it wni* t: om.\ first cCASft
GOODS**
• W V. I NMHOLLAND HOW TO «.
PR El*A RE: THBM'V *
(. !oiinltnt»gs and CoiHviy. i
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i’Ul\ ATE UlMNGMtOO.Vfr.
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t h;»rh > t ameron — John C. Gaffney
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Our Bill of fare
All the Market Atfa^s. « ;
HOME, V Al)E BREAD injj ^ V
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in. that town one must either’“See
pAoley*' or “See Kelly." That \Jould bo
a poor place fora ^ j Dut$4mu ip.to do
business.— Dougla^N$vs& .A . .
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i‘iiTYPOGRAPHICAL KKKOK
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While it is generally ow^eded
President Wilson’s 14 points Contain
much that is good- it is not straining
the truth to say there are people in
this neck of the woods who would b *
'more interested in a man v. th 14 pints.
i— Kl PAsei* Times.4// . •
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That certain protect iye‘ape
? 1 a vd'foSto'vln <K*thefyU'W
a'painful fact for our citterns to face.
If .lunoau hart^hei'n. acti^yhr.interest
ed in tho locals tyshenuiiM^ ^<jL*r*>|,,>
re utUfpt'rl fce nfyj®
in ‘ jjfct^p A^,sj|g^
: > uRr-%^jpfr; avc
w |shea to "thlivchy any onPhmrasF^
must >ctvo tho industry. The eominun*
ity can notIV* RiVinjr^, pink trftejj^Ud
cairn* dinners to^e et> fnios srtjkyfr'
\4o wod i • -dM^^h
1 the dinner. The. fjft>nMea>>Yvcht^TuJo^ui
; is: is^Aink<
lunoau Gleam. •
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•* 'Jhe \\ftrd ‘#\v.sj” which was creat
ed^ dXflbefrwhht, newspapers, are
stfppose«rto pm»t* came from the roar
letters* which have for apes been us‘<1
iQ. abbreviation* of the directions of
|jjn\;V< i pass. Tn this* X stands Tor
&rihuKfof east** S for south. an<l:yV;
1'nr we.'t ^apd in’illustrating the points,
tv thi) <&nj\as.V|the follow^oR
f!as loni*'l>pen used: .
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■"The eat list newspH^^.^U^v/
1 pr i utod Xh i* sipn* on. t h
of^ thu>V paper* in every vi^sue.. 'Tl''S;
wa* done,.to indicate that ftho ptijyr
printed- ;t]l the happening l^rom./0’^
quatter^pf;theNpl^be. tfy y. T;
• l.a^y on ,SQme ^tcrprfRnfe neW- ‘
paper,rn^p who piav. h.^M fr^Art
“ ttfe uVipipjyj .^.ipipficapco of the Tetter
•hi t^U* diapr:yrp .arranged
Mt>V- W SV^i^traipht Kff
■*he^i'.<»f the ^perci^-and tjj|^^^o^
y<4alct .we read fn the.paper panu\u>#h‘*
4;d*Wn as.np>\>*„.* 4 *T
•Almost qtyjrhsgf <*f the u-hole nf"
Jjjpr of newspapers. . published in M-V
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BR1CA sYfrpM -f
■a jiettf.r TrtAS" jin?'bSiti.'fln -/
,,^eoia»p\G,TO wo^' CfO^
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Hady B’oJHiam ^liinVs that niAjpfttV’
falls \p KjfglLsl^<hsp’rted l|fe Vtmlifyl?*
• uvoiiled i/flihe» J)oy£, of this CQiulJV.y^
&tf’ mhre^.thoh -homos land;
t» ^Mndofst<ttv^;wprnoji.w., | ,>4 , \•
*.^amllios in ttnfc
larifl i-aifijtsefc. \hoi*' pa onts.^^Htt.
during h at id iTvV.** T h e y- att
^; i—1„ thoii eali^tejeh*?
rt thie^t* st Si*0
f oTS ‘»ih§f;api piW' “henjefc,
t rents.'seJe^t c. hh^^tv
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sc^\ooIs^as they are callcfd. The public
s^hoolsjKf the United Statoi^-baye.nofj
^ooUrtteijgart in iGreat Bmarrf.^What
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WILD ROSE HAMS, SWEET, MILD-FLAVORED
• ONLY THE FINEST HA-MS CHOSEN FOR THE
SPECIAL rtftLD ROSE CURE
” FKYE -r BRUHN COMPANY
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are known as “public” schools here are
the* fashionable private boys’ schools
like Wn-J Hatfmr - .umlvKwgb.V:. on
^clYo^iW^’sb ftifficuftrihat
l%>\viarc hooter fqlr'them in their ba
byhood. •. ;
^lfady* Bepcham* after pointing out
th$kadvantage,of the American <la>
school^- says, that boys “growingfj*p
in this way to comprehend their moth
ers- \jjhen’they marry have far more
sympathy with their wives.’’
“1 f she continued* Mhat
.much conjugal -trouhje in this countrv
-to our systemfcpf educating oiu
sons, .ThcjjFpglish.. hoy sees little of
andS&oJj. a.fiti^t;iu>thints
^fcfcu^niaity invgeneral, araj grow**
{rtl^ltiiSmt * umj^t^nding 5 nothing
about'the ideas and ideals of women.
When he marries his experience is of*
at tht* expense of his wife*
l.*\vbr#b^npnrv.not- make for happy mar
/&5)Sf«;«i,.;W**‘- '..tv, '
tp tfoh-'
theirS^tiormous weight ofSjJradit ion*'
,,but I confess l^vould Id^t^ see the
/lav .school ! W co-edivfotional syS
<\\k> so^QKmogTin . America*, play a
nAp h lJwJVpaTjdn the uplunging of
•oiivwrtS^* m u.
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(Tliiors FltKAK OF *
NATFRK IS FOFM)
fx jfefc .v/ ()S TAHITI.ISI.AM)
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«jffitaafoai,AXlV OF TAjRITI.
JHC flfcVof ttof'moVt rein ark
IWiiks'jpf nature
\o hesb^n^flFFe is^ne elotfh. roun l
tunnel* .which pierces through
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0 n b* t>f*t'hVfrtolSsiWlwflHq in1 iigd beaut
iful2 islands-iT tfauth ljayjfic. Its
interior pV^entsc^wrjr fornp yf ruoyn
c*tain mass ^rmcMvablrr— eo^. catjxo
itrftf'VpuW'hyimf'-nte^ pyramids. need-.
Mw/dwrtltenrijKntedv. fciiCfs,: >vhieh look
'rtkc'I'rtAdti^rorVjf'H^ibns aud the lof
* ‘/Vo (H>fiHustiNpieived.
? [hr#- ftb^riftyowliAg t<j*p:i4av* le
* .w^ff^the wprk’ of ;jin •pnotehi'
. UeyO, Ol/dityho. Jipving fehi^n^ha
lt arwjted Mvftfi . the
, tirtxtt o*»y^»i^ii$#ifiio hadj^bii^hw
. Sought ■ j^it, tirtd
n^, • shoi e of r^H£ti And
getting sun.'
v^Tj $ ^r'viffHjd the fniountaip ip
$pr5fn&'m&(wHe<I its flight totin'
Askiwl^f ;Uii;rimitfl sixty WdOs to “the
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&.f»|* Ajjjit*'b.‘ ff>lJ0wed ;o.pei'ftftji
tatM'.sHAfp Wf strength and V*llr»fy
UiM ’old volcano.. J^Tcrat *
e'Kli‘^ <Ai)X»fHtllJU largOsJ .ijv t^eAvorrd.
!»Oniiiulo«f>fii*{riis-/!tyater broking down
Yfii some^past afte,;h*Cs pvftn, entrance
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* h>ft\* wniu ntoips jclotbf'd t.o| their sum -
‘ Wii’ts <wKh. UbpieiU.^ybVduje;' verdure
'.whiCilv^eems .iy^ <?itf&de Jn masses
•• IV.om) •t'be. h>A\ , cl if ft? ib the waiters’ *
..Ved$e\ ,arot.o^^su3jija sshig * ■ ^jejauty, j At
; hight/all'. wUpn tfie cdtbr.d fade ;md
* the' wyii^di T)P.^Hs afe* sef n. as dark
^-sJi2»dp\vkViiptirist:* the- fltarp and night
‘ fl^in^^oV SvW1*; th^ir uncanny
^\\Jjil gjide unseen overhead. these bays
as. .the spectral. land
•• iffu^sjiiivcv I5ore., 11 natives are
r fi 4^ n ’ hf d Gv e dr many ghostJy happen
^^fi?a«cfo^:h€rc* »
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CalJ* July. 28— •
■^i^lfutydrcii families"will leave -Soutlr
^jprt'vHJirr()?fFe^^b^ma^ th^ir homes in
^t^|ehe^ (^ali^mia within the next
I ^q^nyntTty./! accord i hg to sen non nee
here hy strarfisftrp' agents,
r^yhej afn^rof'tfiese jfahiilies will
; jffitlj the h^/pnitlf^, it is said-of im-^
migration to. .Caiifbrnfa of'may large’
;amups of Southern Europeans ;for
whose cominghere'gVeat preparation* n
THE KEY
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Smoking Tobacco.
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THE KEY
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was made by federal and state* of lie
ials just before the beginning of Mu
world war* which stopped all plan
j along the line.
Among the first six hundred fam
ilies to come to this section where’thex
wilf take up land homesteading* in
some cases* as declaration to bccom*
citizens i^all that is^ncCe^ssary toe *hy
preliminary filing wiTT 1);* Krertch- II"'
gians and own Swiss. 1 be rnajorOv
will be agriculturists.
* There will be no effort to coloniz"
the newcomers* who will make their
homes in those sections of Southern
California where* they find locations
to their liking.
Many persons in the French colony
of Los Angeles are interested in the
movement to bring the Southern Euro
peans here. #
l)i- . H. C. Devighne* of Juneau* ha *
been given the Croix De (luorrc* the
much cherished honor awarded by
Prance for distinction on the battl
field.
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Serial 03616
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
United States Land Office Juneau.
Alaska. May 28. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given the
NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES CO.,
a corporation, as assignee of Peter M.
Steen, being entitled to the benefits o>
'Section 2306 of the Revised Statutes
pf the United States and the amend
ments thereto, lias applied to make en
try of the lands embraced in U. S.
Non-mineral survey No. 1236, situate
on west shore of Herendeen Hay,
Alaska, more particularly described as
follows, to-wit: ,
‘ Beg. cor. No.l. on beach Herendeen
Bay at average high tide. cor. not set.
wit. cor. bears West 0.98 chs; U. S. L.
M. Sur. 1022 bears N. It deg. 18’ 07’
W. 173.66 chs; thence West 3.05 chs to
cor. No. 2; thence South 28.20 Chs-to,
cor. No. 3; thence East 13.78 chs to
cor. No. f. cor. not set, wit. cor. bear*
West 1.13 chs; thence meandering
beach Hereendeen Hay at ordinary
high tide (1) N. 16 deg. 01 \\. 1.29
chs; (2) N. 61 deg. 37’ W; 2.99 chs;
(3) N. 23 deg. 55’ W. 4.03 Chs; (4)
21 deg. 00’ W. 1.81 chs; (5) N. 4 deg.
12’ . E. 1.48 chs; (6) N. 52 deg 55’ E.
0.97 chs; (7) N. 25 deg. 29’ W.1.06
chs; (8) N. 10 deg. 20’ W. 3.73 chs;
(9) N. 40 deg. 16’ W. 1.57 chs; (10»
N. 23 deg. 08’ W- 5.60 ch’s; (11) N.
8 deg. 16* W. 3.07 ch*V (U) NV)7deg.
13’ W: 3.42 chs; (13) N. 16\feg.2l’ E.
1.40 ehs to cor. No. 1, place of begin
ning. Area 19.02 acres. Variation a:
till corners 19 deg/ 30 E. Longitude
U»0 deg; 42’ W. Latitude 55 deg. 42’ N. i
•As additional to original homestead
entry of Peter M.. Steen, guardian of
John A. Steen, H. E. 4377 dated July
2, 1806 at Winnebago City, Minn. € ]
Any and all pers^is claiming ad
versely any portion ui' tht* above de
scribed tract of land are required to
file with the Register and Receiver of
the United States Land Office at Ju
neau, Alaska, their adverse claim
thereto, under oath, during the period
of publication or within, thirty days
thereafter, or they wiil he harrecf by
the provisions of the statute.
northwestern fisheries co..
By Jno R. jVinn,
Its Attorney in Fact
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
the foregoing notice be published for
the statutory period in the Seward
Gateway, a newspaper of general cir
culation printed at Seward, Alaska,
the nearest newspaper to said; above
described claim or survey.
Effie A. Frisbee,
' Register.
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SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE ]
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON j
July»l*S(h.
Arrives Serv'd July 2(ith.
For regular- ports in Southeastern aiul Soutlnvcsi
e/n Alaska, also to AnclioEitgegmi kodtttaw
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