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AND
The Alaska Weekly Foftt
Published Daily, Except Sundays and Holdiay*
By
GATEWAY I'll HI (SUING (DM l*A NY, (Inc.)
ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR \M> GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hnbeft. Pwidcnt Fr«nk L. Baltaine. >»*c.
bUml .. m nd-n.W " *. ' , *' u * . *°* <*** mi *U#h# I
vn<!*i‘ Act of More** *.
SURSCRIPTION KATKS: J
*NE YKAR. In *dvanc« ————— • 10.00
TKK A(.ASK\ V* KLK LY POST by m*W ».0*»
t;K MON i ii, d**!lvcr#d .—--—
MJVKUTlSiNG RATES on application
Kuitorial ami llueinea* O llice- Telephone Mam .1
MllMKKK OK THK ASSOCIATED RRESj
_ ?r,s ... exclual as.- tor
«f nil nos dispatch** credited ' It »I not otherwise credited in tin* paper,
uiid also tbr n*-wi puhli*h<»<i h.ran
!t is iroit.ir to bo a lonjf. cold winter
for the miner who is to<* proud 10
work.
IVcinrintf needles'* strikes is a
particularly mjuriou>* form «>. sabot
affe.
Then is somewhat too much red
;n the >pectmm of organized labor.
Now is a good time to held on to
attractive every day.
ln\estimator “Why don’t you t* h
the truth about bolshevism ?”
Orator -There ain't any?’"
vji. tiotn(tors says the steel strike
"-as a en at ion of
,*d to defeat o £ r'Zod labor, .lo
Kitxpatrick says in effect that the
^t**,ke e:*s conceived as a kind of kin
d»*ruarten for ;o me n turn u at;
WT nr*"1*"* nr r- r* f
Ai/Al iia iuiwji
sri rr a: r* r Vm C
AvLL«3 1L U ihti d
Keep >h a\*» l -..i* Rt J ’ dy »o
put H r "!«•; P'' t" I at k
into th»♦y am
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nv», hr s , jv it • anti *tra»P^
the Pt r-et •• > < f i t 'svre.
i!.t*n»as * *n s il»* rc«i, prompt*
V«, i !' in** a rev *1 r m r < t ^ tun’t
l.«.ii».u*Pi, aaduig \our eft' u> -m to
t t . t itt r a -s ; oi> ? sit otter
tri *:* •» tl,e vs ’**•'.? >ver, wt o l ■'[» it
ini y. I'hree si«s at all «ln gifts —
3Sr., 70c., $ 1U»
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"UK CNDERSTAND llOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
CU*artliiieHs> and Courtly
i s OUR MOTTO
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
( II \RLKS CAMERON. PROP.
\\ K SERVE EVERYTHING
Til \T IS GOOD TO EAT
Ol'EN I> \ A ANO NIGHT
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JOHN’S PLACE
workers to slum them their power. ;
\ni » pioeeeu.s the hunt lor causes
of ami reasons tor the injurious and
us' less >trike.
(). course the world is in debt, but,
fortunately, there an* no alien eieui
toi'S. The world is in debt to itselt.l
not to Saturn.
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,v. ore importing eggs from China
,i mi hi thi to fool the con
. ..in. . o. Uk* lien (1 'ponenth sa.th m ;. ;
l'. spite the prediction* ot ;f*Lt-ap
o.* need p» Iliad “expes is, hot* . i
i.o and l.lovd C.eorge received’
v. t < of confidence from tlieir res^cj- |
! v:\. , a . aments. Their opponents «lis- j
oct-r.'tl tiiat U) iv move thes. na .
was a good deal easier than to repun ■ |
K \1 A S GOOD VS UK D
. .Nov., -i A Berlin pah- !
. >n in: company has announced mat i
p, I . I III, Cl* -It liUj t!.l tl • * ‘
m. ol "Bismarck's Thought and |
| nces. i ho hi i ol the i 1
'Chancellor had stipulated that tn s
| 4 . im» should not be published dur
ing the hit* i*l till- ioi at*. e^ie.jK
v. ;.m. I he publishers announce tiu t
f v now consider tii*^ restriction in
i valid.
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This i'Uheexacf'sizeof
1 he Loven yhnarch. the
Clear i .cur.a Cigar.
Made vit i i >t old
fsif.lt!*?* ''d pure Ho
vai* \ofrienf ly to ul*
rac
10 ,
r\ hj/ , £ lor
I rl blz« Z for 1 ,c
J V" LOVER A CO. j
TAMPA
SCHW \BAOHLR
BR CO. Inc.
Svau.«», Wash.
Distributors /
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GARDENGLO
That exquisite Toilet Preparation iti,
I he following numbers;—
PACE POWDER
rM CUM POWDER
I'OILET WATER
perfume
s UHKT POWDER
SOAP
Just A ’■rived from
Palmer, New Vork.
SEV/AIti) imuc CO.
The EexaP Store.
r ec > au*rr» v amsv +cai. w* ?Mt*
IS ADVOCATING A CLOSED
SIvvSuN FOR ALASKA WALRUS
SEATTLE,, Now, tdosed sea*
son for walrus should he declared b/
l'a' In t 'd States government in the
A.vtu, accoid.ng to VV. R. Van \ allin,
win* ha.* returned to Seatth* after
^ , . ij •• , i‘|y !jiivr yeai > ai 1 oim
liarrow, lS*■* “corner of the continent**
searching tor Eskimo relics and his
tory 1*01 »h« University of 1 er.nsy1
van'n. White ir.<n in power heats are
killin', a la* go number of valr ia inah
*• <r j pin s I. c foE* th * Eskimo to oh
;*in en«» igh for food, Mr. Van VaPi’l
said.
!i \y higgins, appointe d govern*
ment vendor of liquors al Whit 'l orse,
has re i 'd a store building an« *s fit
VIKXX Nov.. 22 l»y \. !'•—
Outwardly \ u nna is the same as be
fore tlv' war but actually tins gteut
city is stricken. Iloxens ot theatres
r.od ope as are open, cul '’3 and music
ludls aie crowded, but a very large
part of tiie population is in poverty,
lacking not only food and clothing
but a place* to live. 1 lie streets ar.*
thronged, shops opoued, shop windows
filled with the articles of luxury lor
which Vienna is famous, but the bet
ter part of the stock is to be found in
th*» windows.
Virtually everything is | riced in
hundreds of crowns. Austrian money,
paper only and unhacked by precious
met'd, goes steadily down. Kven the
swarms of beggars that infest the
less thanthe streets look reproachfully
at anything less than the pink piece
of paper that indicates two crowns.
Tt costs a hundred crowns to go a few
blocks by carriage. taxi-cabs bcin
few and almost prohibitive even in th
depreciated money, while tin' street
porters, old nun who act as messen
gers and carriers, will not cross th'*
street for less than twenty crowns.
Once the best dressed town in the
\\\/rld, Vienna is plain to the point or
shublvness. Most of the women wear
unmistakable home-made gowns and
the men’s cloth:' • shows the mark of
I
j
I) 1 IJ VOl! KNOW
That the Fruit The Key *elU
is the very best that can be
purchased?
And that the Golden Pheasant
Gundy sold only at I he Key
is perfectly perfect ?
You can sorely find
l wear, the clean* », the niendci and oft
. on the tailors who turn the unweaJHOle
inside out.
“It would cost me four months sal -
ary to buy a suit of clothes now/ re
marked a foreign office official, us
smiled at his five year old serge, “and
! must eat occasionally.“
The other day there was a great
'omorstiat'ou of state pensioners be
fore the House of Parliament an*:
; * of the e:iS"S cited by the dcpuca
‘:on to the government were pitiful.
Those pensioners said they were starr
ing.
Mear? me Ike press openly cnargp
t'rit had door or illicit trade in l’ood
upnlies and other commodities sup
posedly under government control is
1 *td<Iely prevalent.
Vi-rnna is suffering from lack of
' housing facilities. The population is
estimated at. 200.000 to 400,000 more
than in normal times. The city govern
ment lately has taken a few ha'f
hop-ted steps in an effort to bring re
ef. > large number of so-called he
rds of rather evil reputation are to
hrt cleaned out of there present occu
• nts and turned over as lodgings for
; the poor. The same order expels from
nrem’ses, often nearly palfltijil.
•ml confisejltes for public housing
j >vrpr*es. the homes of the rich donv
■ monde. \lco it is contemplated to
moke use of -some of the splendid and
practically unoccupied private palaces
The papers and the moro spirited
' and farpeging men are sounding the
, a* arm of a footless winter. The
Allied foal Commission has been try
. ine to provide at le.ist a modicum or
j fpd for ritv utilities, hut they adm’*
it will he onlv a pittance o^ the nor
mal supnh’. All around the city the
1 hepntiful forests ave being cut down
for firewood, and fuel is the one d*
mand.
The Viol's answer the query of ev
erv truest or prospective rup«t. ‘‘No
we do not hone to have heat or ho*
water . only fire for cooking.”
All through the months since th
i pcaw. Conference began the Viepp^p*
Vye-h and low have said with siren’
faith. “When the peace is siepp-'
things will mend.” Thev cannot ev
ulain exactly how or why. but the’
have conjured themselves with tb'
idea that some part of miracle will of
cur. But the pence has been signed
and nevertheless the erown goes dov*"
day by day and prices go up and ev
erything is as bad ns over. Now the’
say “The preparations commission. An
yes. the commission. They will fr
things.”
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To All INTERIOR Points
During the Winter.
HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
COMMUNICATE WITH J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
EOR RENT
PER »«*
FREDERICK! BROADWELL
DECORATOR
Samples and Prices on request. Special attention to mail
orders.
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ABOUT DECEMBER 1 si.
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