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The Alaska Weekly P^at
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ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR WO GENKRYL MANAGER
Harry V. Hohcn, Prwdcot Fmnk L. Bnlluinr, S«*c.
Ut.r«i .. i» nd-o.M n.atUr September t. l»16. {)m™ " **wardk A,Btk* |
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'■iiM Nl) \ M ION \L
1)KI KN>»: IMU.lt V
lien. lVrshinK's testimony b ’’o'”
the joint meetimr of * nate and house
military committees on the nation
defense needs o’.i^ht to qua o ' derm
ion in favor of a sound ih iense police.
Kivv men speak on this subject will
knowledge equal to that ol tin* site j
eess^ul commander ot America’s preai
fij^htinyr forces. Since* he declares that j
the nation needs a conipaviti* c!\ rna ’
army and universal military trapmm. ,
cont?r**ssmen shouid cease to hesitate
They should adopt the effective, demo
c ate s\ t* :n of national defense urir i
iiiKOi them by On. IVrshincr and j
many othei men o* wide military ,
V now Icdtr *.
How littl ■ militaristic a train***! mili
I I
I^r. 1ir* New Dbro"cry
‘ successful record
of aalf a century
/TV IK TlCir.l* toi IU IV than ! ’* :
.;*:*i*s nnd today at the /oii ’h
. -*• i>f .is jM.pului .ty * When n»n I
• think **f that, you ore bom: ' ’•* •* j
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nh>*r> does • ,,14 y v l.ai i.
10 i— m hes et.u.h riw
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•*\N F fi \MH.K ONLY FIRST CLASS
GOODS"
• U K CNDEKSl'AND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
GU\»nlw♦*?»!* ami Court e>v
IS OCR MOTTO.
PE1\ \TE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
( II \RLES C VMERON. PROP.
WE SERVE EVERYTHING
(
Til \T IS GOOD TO EAT
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
I
JOHN’S PLACE ;
ta > man can !»• > n by t*' n.
IVrshing’s altitude on this important
national question, lustead «»f calling
for a big regular army In* thinks a
small one would be quite sun idee..
Ha places the maximum strength
,„vded at from 250.000 to dUO.OOO im a
and says that even .4 smaller foie
might siltfice. Universal miiitaiy
traili ng lie stiongly urges on familiar
and unas aiiab *• grounds. It means a
real d fense. It makes b< iter citizens.
It improves the physique of lie* young
m >n. it broadens their views of 1 fe.
\hove all. it is democratic.
Disqi ietirg rumors come iron. ‘ m
to t me from Washington respect •*
the difficulty that is being found n
•caching an agreement as to a *o»i v
miiitaiy policy. In spit* ol the adm 1
stration’s approval and the uuanimou •
mpport of all military experts won!
nentiomng, the fight for ur v sa
military training, it »s averted. 1 w>4
von even v«*t in either house, lie*
•ision still hangs fire. It should
nade quickly and in accordance wit
he views of enlightened men we *
•eal /e how great a nat 0* • I tragn
•nay conic because of an untrained an*
rh‘*ri*fore defenseless citizenary.
It may prove as difficult to get t'
armor kaiser out of llo lan i as it w.i
to get him out of fiormuny.
If this country is to have a, fno
dictatorship it prefers the dicta torsh
>f Mr. Hoover to that of any eon
seienceless speculative combine.
Women are likely to decide who
shall be president in 1020. Hence th*
>o!icioians* wail about the “unrerta.n
t.y” of all things.
Rctli sides *n the steel war are “con
fident of success”— meaning, of
course, that the public will be forced
to foot tho bill.
Knglund is encouraging the stand
ardisation of clothing for women te
Increase th' cost of living. But that
cannot b.* accomplished until women
are standardised, which i; one of the
|. oblcmthat present difficulties.
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M. K. nil Rdl SFRVICK
Tin* congregation at tin* Methodist
church last evening was pleased to
h«*ar the voice of Mrs. Bailov as solo
ist in connection ' 'th tin* song service
by the choir.
At tin* cl >e of tie* tisial in trod U' * j
ory song service by the choir, Rev. j
Carter r *ad f >r the <*vening lesson the
veil kno vn vo’ds of the apostle Paid i
when ho was speaking of love as the
up’- nn* gift, beginning thus: “If I
peak with th,* tongues of men and of
angels, but have not love, 1 am become
-ouiuhnir brass, or a clanging cymbal/
Rev. Carter took for his text tue
nmi’ ar words found in the third
chapter o'* John’s version of the Good
News, nani“iy, “For God so loved the
world, that he pave his only begotten
Son, that whosoever believeth in him
should not perish, but have eternal
life.*’ These words are usually attri
buted to J us in the conversation he
had with Xicodomus, but they mor->
probably reflect the though of the
writer who recounts the conversation.
The theme of Rev. Carter was th*
opposite of that upon which he spoke
a week ago. It was the love of God for
man as represented in the life of Jes
us. ard was illustrated by various in
cidents as narrated bv He different
versions of the Master’s life.
KXTFND THANKS.
The Xmas bazaar sale held last week
by the Lnd’es Aid Society was a suc
cess. Thanks is extended to the public
tor their kind patronage and to the
many ladies for their unlimited dona
tion'.. The President of the Aid So
ciety. personally. extends thanks 10
the many ladies who helped throug.i
the long tiresome hours o! salesman
ship.
(Signed) M«unbera tn Aid Sfcciaty.
1. 1 G G E T T S
The Chocolates with the
Wonderful Centers
\ M A S P A C K A G E S
Also
ACGCSTINE & KYEU’S
IMPERIAL & GIJTIPS
C A N U I E S ‘
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In liiiik and
UIOAI TII'I l. ItOXKS
Wc can Supply Vour
II (> I. I I) A Y W A NTS
S 10 W \ I! l> l> 10 U 0 CO.
IllK KKXAI.I. STORK
\V V V T II !\ i; K V. !* o It T
•|M fol-owin;: i> the weallief report
| tl • 21 boinv* emlm?r a* 7 oVb> 'It
! tl»i> inormnjr! •
SKWAItl) H , Clear, Calm.
\m wrap* 10 below, Clear, Calm.
Mat tnm lm 21, b«b»w. Clear (’aim.
Mens m,,,(*oU IS, Clear, hast.
<’ i( ri’ooa •*, (’leaf, CiOm.
Wasilla 20 below, Clear, Calm.,
Talhei tn;i zero, Clear, (’aim.
I) I I) YOU K N O W
That the Fruit The Key wells
is (he very best that can be
purchased?
And that the Golden Pheasant
Gandy sold only at, The Key
is perfectly perfect ?
You can sP’ely find
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i:\TRA TUA1N \VKI>M‘'ST)AV
A spiH'iu! train ''’ill Iw oparal'-al
fioni Anchorage Wednesday .morning
»and arrive hero Wednesday, ijight ac
cording to unofficial advices. rlbiit.
nine koM'ovh mid about liO otlups a t
• •xpecied t» leave on tin* train lew* Sov
i awl.
Mrs. ,asl
night from a weeks visit in Ancho*
ago. ■* y* s. ; !
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[OFFICIAL run],ICAT10NJ
r\!>KR (• \1 I OK THE < OMl'TilOLLKK OK THE CUKKENJ V
* 1 •!*iu• r o''' the CONDITION of TT • HAHUIMAN NATIONAL LANK of
kUa!:.LkA, “ ISeward. in the Territory « Alaska, at the dose of Us.m-sS
.November it, i • •! '•
UttSOl'KCKS
* liji.828.Ui/
Loans & Discounts including re l»MM»un . StfSE
• ! i 22 1 IS 20
\ CUl • • • <*’■' • : • lU1 lli l'M ‘Uvd
Itnnd other than U. S. lionds pi ‘tod to secure
t S. Deposits 0,000.00
S'cu» ‘ • other than C. S. bonds (not including
stocks) owned and unpledged •• 86,871.00
r>ta Ik n . u ti< etc., other that 1 • — ^511'!
S ock i id iral IU *rvc Dank (50 per (*« nt of Subscription) j
. irn lure & »• ixlures
U n d other than Banking louse *
: • 1 ■ 1 nU . , JSmP
'mh in \:.T! me! net amounts liu • tro-.i National bi.i:L' . :
from bin ... b liters, nd trust timpani :s . 1.
Checks on banks LoeaL u outride of fit;, or tow n of reporting _
bank and other c sh items . ..: :>7''
Inter • earned but not collected - ap . oximate on Motes
:.n;l Itil!.. lie-' LaMe not past due . • - • ' • _*
Total . 8S84.249.CI
LI Mill 1T1KS
$ 25,000.00
Capital Stock paid in - —
Undivided ptafi.s 88,011,1...
l.ess current expenses, interest and tax.* paid LOOo.18
\c, amounts duo to Nation..! - .. - -• i n! •>
\et amount.. Jite to banks. I.ankr.... an i tru. t compMUi* Li L. ,
, „ # , ,|» UUUlUV •
’crtiUcd CiiccK.'o,uis,aa«,.t„ t nnn on
leeks C o 22oj5«i*( .
,nriivid.ial Deposits subject u> diet .\ - '
Other United States deposits, including deposits of * __ ^
t . S. disbui - Ing fficers 9,95o.
Othor bonds borrowed without furni.ih lg collateral tiecuiity ,4
loi sai lyflw.l
Total • x $384,249.61 1
•"“taaiis&sssssaft ss** •*[
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CorpM-t - Attest: Hutfh Poujrhcity* Gustav \V. Horton. Leon Urbach. . ;
Directors. ,
nihscribed and <ovorn to before me thU 21th day oi November, A. !)., l\)\Q,
iSKAL) .• L. V. Kay,
Notary Public for Territory of Alaska.
• My Commission Kxpires April 24«* 11)22.)
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PASSENGER and EXPRESS Service
To All INTERIOR Points
During the Winter.
HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
COMMUNICATE WITH J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
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FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
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FREDERICK! BROADWELL
DECORATOR
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ABOUT DECEMBER 1 si.
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( oiiipanj roMatvCN rijjht to chaaj*i* sc!t**<luU‘ without nutir**.
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invited.
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IGLOO NO. 9
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