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The Alaska Weekly Poet
Published Daily. Except Sundays ami Holdiuyp
By
GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR \ND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Ho ken. Preeklcni Frank L. Ballaine, See.
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U(«r«« .. mcoad-ciau m.ftar SapUtnh** 1. 1916. at »*• Poat om<* at S#war4. AlfcUa.
amdar Act of Mmrrfc i. 1*79.
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Vnd now we will have warmea ov
er turkey today, turkey hash lor 'at - (
urday and turkey soup Sunday. Thus
t is al'tei every ThanksifivinK day.
Sewatd had real thanks mviev '
make foi tl»e arrival of the X« »th
western and thirteen days mail.
Somebody ou^ht to ijot out an i*.*
junction in Alaska, as it seems to he
all tin rage, so we can jpct some Riue ,
Ribbon; or Milwaukee hccr. just to - *«•
l*«»v the suin' tastes.
i;ky i ki.ii’K v\<;ki.ks
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vlcm-ra’ I clip** Aajreles. executed •
: t •’h'hauhau, Mexico, last Wednesday
|»y order ot President Carranza, ♦o’ - •
]o OUT a trial and conviction of h“irc j
Dr. K*ng*s N^w Discover '
will vlo that very thing,
easy » n 1 quickly
DON ! Niy, "1\h»i* yoiiii'.'- •
st«*r I \\*Nh I k t»**whnl *
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lUi^nr
A niitl is not ii» i*ih»m* I \m■.
Ool aftnr it ;»! i.m t’
n»mr«*nYiMn. tin* phloem *»i aiiiii*-•*
and tin* tlirnu'-hirttuv.
Kri|»|n\ nnd kunlivd *in i» k* !■’:
>*ar> n fr *ini u» • ••id * :dVr *
IMft \ y» ars *»f •»i;»*?*i ruV
and a ImUiI**- nil drui;>:rv -
Bowels on Schedule T ioi
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tunmifiv: Inm|\ * |M*i>4»i)> «*J 1 in• n:\t •!. j
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|«iac«*ntl> I'hoioughly Renovated*
•\\ I* 11 \MH K ONLY FIRST (LASS
Goons1*
• \\ K VNDERSTANU HOW TO
I'KKIMRK THKM1*
< Irunliltess and Courtesy
IS OUK MOTTO.
PKIV \TK DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
l II \Rt.KS ( VMERON. PROP.
\\ i: SERVE EVERYTHING
TH M IS GOOD TO EAT
Ol*KN PAY AND NIGH*!
BRANC
GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE j
a revolutionary leader, was classed,
before the great war, as one of the
worlds for most artillerists, lie had at*
tamed considerable fame as an milli
on commander in the Mexican army
unde the long regime of President
Dia/. and cast his fortune with Fran
else * I. Madero in the revolution by
which Madero seized the Mexican pre
dd ncy. Subsequently General Angel
es •• nlisted his skill in support of the
cause of Francisco Villa against the
Ca tan/a government and wus cred
ted with planning many of the led tic.*
Villa won.
if th friends and enemies oi G<*n
..i*a! Angeles have declared that he
was an unselfish patriot and that h’S
ho;* w as to bring about peace in V, x
ico.
He was successively student, m
• tm.toi ami director of the Mexican
Military College, Chapultepec. a* ! an
i;ith<>* of sovei al textbooks not • d of
which dealt with militn y matters.
Graduating from Chapultepec m j
1Si*2 he was assigned to the engine* i :
but lat er tb the artillery corps wit’.* I
ran ; of captain. In this later b*an.'
he served as a member of Severn’
teccnlcal commissions, was sent *•'
Kurope to inspect artillery for t.\ •
Mexican government and while her
wa-: graduated from the French a*t *
»*r\ schoolss at Fountainbleau *.n
Mailiy. He wrote a textbook embed-’
ing .orne of his observations in h •
u>e and France decorated him with t!
( ross of The Legion of Honor.
Angeles was barred from retimi
ng tc Mexico when Madero’s revolu
tion occured but when Madero becanv
provisional president Angeles was re
•tilled and place*! in command at Cha
pultepec. In l‘>12 he was made a field
•ommander. already having been fom*
nvsdoned as a general, and comnnnl
,*<l foops in a campaign against the
bandit Zapata. In this service he is
>nid to ha.’e won the good will of I be
Mexicans bv his humanitarian polh ies.
When Mad«*ro sacrificed his ’ir* as
a for his revolution. Anegeles
was first imprisoned and them Ivini&h
ed. Me r“t’i» nod to lend hi-1 support to
Villa’s various campaigns and it is do.
cli.r-'nl that when V»Ma followed his ad
vice th" baml't leader was victoriou;. :
After Villa’s famous raid upon Colum
bus. New Mexico, Angeles came to th*
Unit d States and remained here for
about two years.
H< returned to Mexico in Xoventb*
r- ip IS expressing the hope th:it‘lv?
might unite the scattered revolutvn*
an factions into a compact unit and
p:icif\ that country “before it vv-is
called to account.” He accompanied
Villa in the attack on .luraz. .June !*. !
191*) when American troops crossed
the Rio Grande and dispersed the re
volutionists. After this incident he ap
pealed to the United States Military
authorities in the name of the “ft -
lowsbip which exists among miliUKV
men t*» define the attitude of the Unit
ed States toward Mexican revolution
ists but the United States authorities |
declined to communicate with him on
the ground that he did not represent
the Mexican government. As evidence j
that General Angeles was prompted
by desire to promote ponce in Mcx eo
»t has been said that Villa’s pavoll
which, was among his papers taken in I
the attack on Juraz showed that *vhd *I
Villa’s brother. Hipolito. was credited j
with drawing $20,000 Angela’s nemo j
was on the list at $20.
\ngeles was bom in tbe town ef
/acurltipan. in the state of Hidalgo,
luno 12. 1869. He was the son of a re
tired colonel who had served in the
War of Intervention and against
milian when the effect was mad * to
mnk‘* that prince Emperor of Mexico, j
His wife and three sons lived in !’!•;
Paso . Texas during the time he was J
in the field with Villa.
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IT WAS V PERFECT DAY
Thtnksicivinjr day in Seward ns)
perfect a winter day as one would com j
to live through. The weather was ir* Id,
po wind and the sun shone hrighPv.
L I G G E T T S
The Chocolates with the
Wonderful Centers
X M A $ P A C K A G E $
Also
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IMPERIAL & GUTH’S
C AND! E S
In Hulk and
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We can Supply Your
H O I. I 0 A Y W A N T S
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THE RKXALI, STORE
SEES BIG CHANGE
i IN SOLDIER SON
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PROMINENT FOLK K OFFICIAL
SAYS l.MPROVKMEN IS
IM'K TO TANLAC
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Nea ly everybody in Kansas City
eithe knows or has heard of Captain
J. Knnis, who lives at f>d2 Jackson
avenue, Kansas City, Missouri. Capl- -
ain Knnis has been a member of the !
Kansas City Police force for thirty j
years and is not only one of the old
est ic point of service, but one ol the
most popular officers in the do] art
ment.
a ecent st.V.M.i *nt regarding;
the benefits his w*». Wilfred, ha* do
nved from dn* u *e o Tanlae, Captain j
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Fuji'* said:
“The change I have seen take place
in my son’s health during the past
few weeks certainly speaks well for
raniue. Wilfred served with Company
A 2th Kugineors in France for near
ly iwo years and on returning was in
a \e»*y badly run down condition. He
teiU me h» had V- n suffering from J
a l.ing jo *ls in his shoulders, aim.
and leg.', for almost a year. He had .
no appetite and his stomach was so
weak and upset that ho could not r?
tain much of anything he would eat :
He complains of headaches most of j
the time, often had dizzy spells ami j
wns so weak he could just barely nag
around.
“i had been reading so many state* 1
an.*] Is fiom Kansas City people abo.J.
fan'ar that I decided there must he
*>rn< thing to it, and after inqui r
f.lHJvit it of some parties, whom I June
known for years, at the drug shn-*
1 ho ight a bottle for Wilfred. Wed, hr
had not finished the first bottle unci
his appetite was better and the pan
in his knees and shoulders were uol
I eo bad. He h as taken three bottles ui J
to this time and can cat and digest
tnything he wants. He was very nen
ous and restless before taking l °.n
lar and could not sleep much, but
now he sleeps eight to nine hours ev
ery night. He now has a good position j
as yard clerk for the Kansas City Tel- j
minal Railway and is able to walk
around and do ld> work with ease, a?
the rheumatic pains have left Kirn '
D 1 D Y 0 V K N 0 w
That the ITult The Key sells
is the very best that can be
purchased?
And that the Golden Pheasant
Candy sold only at The Key
is perfectly perfect ?
You can M»rely find
THE KEY
entirely. He Jias recommended Taniac
to several of his friends who have us
ed :t with fine results. 1 consider Tan
lac the best medicine out for such
troubles and l will gladly vertify thi.*
statement for anyone who may cali to j
see me or write me.”
Taniac is sold in Seward by the
Seward Drug Company, (udv.)
A. K. t. OJTK ALS LEAVE
FOIt SHOUT TKIP TO SICATTI.C
Col. H. P. Warren, in charge of tlv ,
new supply department for the nv
road, to be located at Seward, i-v i
companied by his wife, came ou'i j
from Anchorage Wednesday ri ght :»**<! 1
registered at the Hotel Seward. V.. I
Warren, wife, K. C. Dole and W'f*t
left on the Northwestern for Seatth*
Col. Warren expects to return luvo
shortly after the first of the your f<
remain permanently. K. C. Dob* i*. tin
purchasing agent, his headqua* t ‘*s
being at Seattle. The two oificinln
have been at Anchorage in conference
with Col. Mears regarding the new
organization in «*ffect on Decon h-: J
,
NEW FATHER HERE
Rev., A. J. Markham, from Pcca*
t»*Ho Idaho, arrived on the Nortliwe-t
ern yesterday and will be priest in
•barge here and at Anchorage, Falhe.
Shepard has been transferred from
Anchorage to Ketchikan and left foi
there on the Northwestern. Rev. MM
iam McMillan will have charge of ;ho
Catholic churches at Cordova and Yu*
It**. Father Markham will likely i*
iver to Anchorage on Sunday’s train.
Father McMillan will remain here un
til the Alameda.
Willie Munthcy accompanies Father j
Shepard us far as Douglas on the Noi !
Electric Sewing .Machine motors it J
Grael'i*.
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National Water Motor Washer
at J. li. Graofs.
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CROWN GASOLINE S4.0H per ca* j
at Gruefa.
FOR SALE— Dining ( hairs- Graofs ]
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefa.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries V ;
J. L. Graefs.
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To All INTERIOR Points
During the Winter.
HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
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Talkeelna, Alaska.
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FURNISHED HOUSES
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ABOUT DECEMBER 1 st.
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Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seattle, New York,
Ala*.ka Building. 127 W, 27th Street.
We do business direct with you und solicit all Haw Furs. All shipments #arc
handled by expert graders and New York Market Prices are paid on correct
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