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KLMKK A. FR1ENU EDITOR ATI) GENERAL MANAGER
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HECKMAN GOOD MAN
The announcement that Hon. J. K
Heckman is a candidate for Republic
an national committeeman from the
territory of Alaska, should be satis
factory to all Republicans. J. K. Heck
man has served in the Alaska Terri
torial Legislature in a manner th it i*
commendable. One of his Democrat**:
colleagues told the Editor of the Gate
way very recently , that when “Hob*’
Heckman found that certain measure'
were not beneficial to the greatest
‘•ONLY ONE THING •
CREAKS MY COLO!
‘‘That’s Dr. King'* New Di^
ccvery for fifty year*
a coid-breaker*
I.-. stmainsd quality
. j . jx effect iv«*vieas caft .
• •• «* ’ *W enthusiasm. Nolb
- iv i-ciief from atubbortt
ouritahfvtf ws*
rius cough*, ifld
.... i t » made T>r. K!Qf*i
\ •< ••>•••< i . ■ t. the nationally popu*
r . . ir I renmdy it U today.
I . > **.•: «> old and always rsu
* the whole family,
A l» • it e medicine uh a#
•w l euld or coug^
j <. ! !•*. All drujulata.
Pc T.'ir Dowels Is Health
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i; tuov » spasmodically
• iiu) and h; ul»b<»ra (hi
i «• drhful'y raft*
f K r’s New I.ire PlUa
\ •. Keep die Impurltlas
x !v iti«*r tD*tn circulating
► .• s\ Oe'lt by cl^altslns
woK tl eroejtdy and f»r<»cn«^
ilu . hr p. o| «:C i'.ihv of bUe. j —
. ie. vet always r%>
.s . New Life PUIg
, i • \ Vi ’* i*. •• 'iMllQ without thg
. . • :V-., ’» of vjolrtll PUS*
J », usual at ail d/u*
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CAMERON’S
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K«*<rnti> thoroughly K?n«*ai#d.
*\VK HANDLE ONLY FIRST CLASS
GOODS"
“W F LNDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM”
c lr oilmens and Court***
IS OCR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
t IIARLES CAMERON. PBOfV
WK SERVE KY8R YTHfNti
that is *;ooo ro *at (
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OPEN ll\Y ANI> MC»T
IRANC
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GRILL
JOHN’S PLACK i
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number of people of the territory, nu •
matter whether the measure w?n u;
Republican one, he would vote again- j
| st it. And in his statement to the pub* j
lie. “Bob" Heckman says he is bound j
to no organization, nor party, but will j
try to uphold the principles, if they ]
are for the best, of the Republican
i party.
No stronger man couM come from
the Republican ranks in Alaska than j
J. R. Heckman, of Ketchikan.
THK LIQUOR FIGHT
According to the Associated lJreJb <
\ dispatches in the Gateway, the Liquor •
interests are to fight prohibition. Did
> you ever stop to think that there arc
really only about 1000 men in the.
United States vitally interested fn this
liquor question, and this 1000 are
those who are the rectifiers, or cho
make the stuff for the rectifiers to.
dilute, etc. There are millions pitted
against this 1000 and the millions Kill
not see the despoilers of the human
race win out . The rectifiers can adoyd i
themselves to some other occupation ^
that does not kill the balance of the
' human race. The rectifiers, with their j
poisonous goods, are solely respond.• j
ble for the present conditions.
Take it for granted that the peop:e <
did not want such a strict prohibiten
law, as they have, a bone dry law? lf,
I prohibition should be knocked out.
would the rectifier be the one to beti
1 of it ? Not on your <fe, for the people;
who demand and desire a drink when •
they want it, would demand that *he
government sell the wet goods, then .
they would k*ow they were gett'og
the pure article, and not the poisonous i
i rectifier’s article. Therefore the rec-1
i tifier would be a thing of the pa*:t..
They had better save their money for j
i if light wines and beer come back, tfte r
people will see that some one respon
| aible for the real article will attend j
to its sale.
But doesn’t it jar you, to think
that 1000 men can dictate to you and
say you want the whiskey, they turs
; out. The true American Is not made uf j
! that stuff and no matter what the rer*;
tifiers do, the people will be in on the
final dictation. > |
WILLOW CREEK r
MINE IS SOLO
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(Anchorage Timed)
The Bank of Anchorage is in receipt
of advice confirming the sale of the
Gold Bullion mine, in the Willow creek
quartz district to a syndicate of Cana
dian capitalists, for a consideration
of $500,000. L. C. Thompson, of Mon
treat Canada, well known In Anchor
age, and Hugh Doheny are the princi
pal representatives of the Canadian
group. The important deal was 1
handled through Maurice D. Leehey,
well-known attorney with headqusr- :j
tors in Seattle. Revenue stamps ag
gregating $500 in value were attached j
to the deed which has been mailed to j
United States Commissioner David for I
filing.
Will install Power Plant.
The sate of the Gold Bullion is. the!
feature of Willow creek activities for j
the year. Many other significant j
tranctions are pending and mostly
with Canadian parties.
The new owners plan to install an
extensive power plant on the Little ,
Susitna that will not only furnish pew- (
er for the Gold Bullion, but it is ur-.
derstood will connect with other oper
ating quart's mines in the district. The
Gold Bullion property constats of four
teen claim? located on Willow and
Craigy creek, in the heart of the asv:
famous quartz camp. Original dtecov- .
ery on the Gold Bullion was made !?\ j
1905 by William and Gene Barthol,
who located the property the follow-j
iog year.
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SUGGESTIONS I
PYRALIN IVORY
MOCCASINS I
STATIONERY
CANDY
TOYS
KODAKS t SUPPLIES
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1 I01LHT .ARTICLES |
CHINA-WARE
| CIGARS ETC, BTC,
* ALL MAKE ACCEPTABLE
GIFTS and CAN BE HAD AT
SEWARD DRUG CO. |
THE REXALL STORK "
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HUN RAIDER
1$ BURN )
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NKW YORK, Dim;., 17— The Ship
ping Board’s steamer Dekalb, former
ly the German raider Prim: Frederick
burned to the water’s edtfe hero dur
ing the ni^ht. The hull has been
beached.
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• aeroplanes aiding
■> the FISHERMEN NOW •
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* SAN DIEGO, Dec, 17— The air- *
* ial fisheries patrol, which hat*
* Ween established here, ha* result- *
" ed iu some good. Aviators early
* today sighted two schools of sar- •
* dines, wirelessed the news to sub- 0
* marine chasers, uud the fisher
* inm were told, a big catch now
* resulting.
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GOVERNMENT HAS MADE
VONEY IN MINE BUSINESS
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' WASHINGTON, Dec., 17— Mint;
Director Baker declares that the roin-!
ing business has been profitable to the j
government during 1919. In the fiscal j
year, $8,000,000,000 were made on
mining operations, $4,0000,000 ot this J
made through the manufacture cf,
nickel and bran* coins. There has been ;
the greatest demand in history* for 1
small coins, Director Baker says.
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Dill YOU KNOW
Thai the Fruit The Key «eW»
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In thi* vury best that can bf I
purchased? *
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And that the QoLdn Pheaaaof
Candy sold only at The Key
i» perfectly perfect?
Yea can »nrHy find
THE KEY
SAN FRANCISCO BAY IS
TO BE IMPORTANT BASE
POR THE NAVY OF U. 3.
WASHINGTON, Dec., 17— Declar
ing that San Francisco Bay is the
navy's most important Pacific Coast
base, Daniels asks Baker to come to
| his assistance in urging a congression
{ al appropriation for a channel across
j the bay at least 40 feet deep by 1300
t feet wide to accommodate the largest
j battleship*.
Ernest P. Walker, chief of the Pu
[ roau of .Fisheries in southeastern Al*
| aska, for the past several years, bar
| resigned his position. M. Clay Scud
I der will have charge of the otfice in
1 Juneau until a successor is appointed.
CHRISTMAS
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SUGGESTIONS
Holly at Brown & Hawkina. Limit -
’ ed supply ho get your orders In earl*■.
Cite k»r * “SPECIAL HOLIDAY
j BOX" ot Libby’* awtortrd fruits. .
1 BROWN* HAWKINS
" Quality First ”
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Make your table reservations uow
for Chriatma# dinner at Cameron’s
Cafe. Special Christmas dinner, Tur
key etc., with all of the many exits
trimming*. D15it\
t; E N T I E MEN!
We have just the thing she wants
Will be glad to help you select your
gifts and wrap them with tissue paper
and tie with ribbon, etc., if you will
just give ua a chance.
ELLSWORTH’S
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
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FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
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THE SEWARD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
Sprcial prizes...GOOD MUSIC
BIGGER and BETTER than ever.
TICKETS $1.
Arctic Brotherhood Hall
Seward Light &
• Am*
Power Company
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GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
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<$hip direct to New York for highest prices paid fbr'Kiw WM Your
shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market Prices aro
paid on correct grading the day r^cei^ed.' It desired, your'shipment#-will be
kept seperate in order that our prides ftay be approved by y<ra. Providing* that
our valuation dobs not prove Satisfactory, the Furs will be returned to you,
transportation charges JrefwliSff*-*} Ship by1 IftsuriSd Parcel Pd#t'or '®xPre,s‘
Ship in a dry condition. Al&ayVVfielose an itbmited’ftst of cotrtetfrta^wittf'namc
and address. All payments are 'matie by cheCk'bfttK'e'Sea&lerNatjOaaWJaak,
or in any other inanher 'deaired.' ‘Special ihstrudtftihs;'ifr aRy,* to iwcottipany
shipment . .• : ' ■ * *** *
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