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Formerly of Nome.
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HEAD THE
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THE WEEKLY
POST
JOK PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
fraternal
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u O. O. m No- M*
Meet* every Tuesday 8 l’-M., ■at
A. b. Hail. ViaitiAg Brother*
Invited.
J. M. Sloan. D’ctator
K. E. RUDOLPH, Secretary
PIONEERS UK ALASKA
IGLOO NO. •
meet* on 2nd an.t 4th Saturd»>
each month, 8 p- • Ktoneer Hal
READ
THE
* GATEWAY
ANTON JOHVNSHN
S*lda%ia. AUakj
Firat-rlasp mwhandi*^ ®t r*»*
«on*b'* nronr*nt **nrlc<»
UKKIND THK AMKKit.'AN LINK
IN KUANv’K. Nov.. 7 t(’despon
dence of Tim As ocPiled IVoss)
American sniper wear.* a fantast c
suit of green burhiy with tufts oi r
f a. or .Mudatras car grass. sewed
thickly all ovt *,* the coats and tcom
ers. The coat ha a h* adpie e with < y.
holes so that the pipers head is con
oietely cnv loped.
American troop - in tot* No y• - hn\
used these camouflage suits
threat effects. The gra s oveivd In •
!ao is merged into the gra > t'iro •:
which ti e -nipp« i crawis and ev
when only iv.-enty-five fe« t di. .a: t 1
presence cannot he detected
These «uits are made by I* .v**
1 men in the American camouflage st: t
[ ions behind the lines.
The "disappearing build ng " is out
I of the cur'"ou - contrivance':
camouflage a i. ts iiere. The buiV
is the Mze of a two >tor> frame co
\ t l
• >m plainly eiv-ugh. an
fe t*the t 1
the distant • from whiih t]• • ou« i*o
1 oh -ervat •*:»» v. ould he nade, or .
an ait plane at S.000 f
«ioe< in far "d; appear." This i.> do
'by the painting in gr at wa\\ li
j of given and hru\wt which, : a <1
! tanee. obkt •’•ate the straight ’iee.
h>!\ gable, • . •
transform '!r» v h<»’
blur of given brown r •'»* • v Id. id
into the g a s and g -ound.
“That is the d i.• >r of r. ope*’
I' '
i a* we pass d a .••old1
• that, be id. - t*: art: ts of lb
; flage coloring, the e ar<
•wt!*: s. .'tag lee.nair* . . ■ • * e paint
ers. *'!*(>poi*iy director :•»: * i*
artists.
Tho act* •. gave a slu>' tb o*
night for the worn eg . orkns. The*,
was a camouflage ehrroit race, ca
oufage gladiator. . • ul cnmoo‘‘kt *
-ions and t;g“vs. One of ire can >
j flage tigers looked so veal that
nearly cans' d a panic when it g
I (l.iv n among ih*‘ women.
folonol llennion'* ca:tv*'ifkure f • -
i ce. besides the poo people hero, h •
• -."»(> mort along tin* front. IT. men :»:* '
ASOr.EW JACXSQN
Andrew J; ; on. great grandson and1
namesake of the famous general and I
prrn nt. Andrew Jackson, who fough
in tlu w u of ir.12 and won the battlr
cf New Cr!c ’ >, is now a sergeant ir
the United States army. His father
too. was a r.o'dier, fighting on the side
of the South in our Civil war. j
tit each American div:s
on ore < amou I iug< <1oa io<;. J
» ilt into ti.*.* dummies and doco\
I' vo of t; - camouflage force* at th< j
fro. I ha\e It n killed; Sergeant K
« > t \. He ti.». son of a woll-knowi
nlorior <! orator <»l New ^ ork, nn
-’ ♦••n; nt Harry Thrasher, and An.
orient sculjd r, who fell as the* Ant*
■. :\n hammering their way in It
I’jSfTVS.
I
PAUIS. Nov., 7 (Corre.-pondonro
f '1' • Associatnl iVrss) - Uonmn
Catho’io pnVsts, who liko all Frenr'v
mon of militaw af?c* had to join to.
F rederick C§>> N elson
SEATTLE
Take Pleasure in Announcing
The Opening of Their
NEW STORE
At Fifth Avenue and Pine St.
Clt is hoped that \ou will make
a special point of visiting this great
new store on your next trip to
Seattle.
C,There will be extensive new stocks
oi Autumn metchand se to inspect—
the building itself embodies many
features ol extraordinary interest
—and every modern convenience
has been provided to make shop
ping pleasurable.
army, have distinguished themselves
in the aviation service.
Father Mirabuil became an obse"* (
ver with the celebrated “Hawk” e*
cadrille and was always the first to
volunteer for any perilous mission.
The day of the great raid on Karls*
ruhe, after which the enemy admitted
to 2”>7 victims and $.*00,000 damages,
the machine which carried Father Mi* j
rubai] and his pilot, Sergeant Seitz,»
did not return.
'fin* Legion of Honor was awarded
to the plucky observation officer, who
had already earned two citations, and i
the statement accompanying the
award read! “Forced to land by mo* :
tor trouble he succeeded in burning
his machine and the papers on board.”
Seitz has since escaped to France
and (’animal Hartmann, Itishop of
Cologne, has excommunicated Father
Mirahall.
•■’a her ISourjode second lieutenaiv
of avintio. . is a p«c:al,‘ t in de «,v*
ing eb <Mration hiJloons. He has won
the I vicis of Hon,.;. In attacking in
enemy b I'oon, .J i'y re revived a
bulb 1 n ih<* <hot*'di r and. is ready ;’oi J
dv.tv r«ga n.
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TAX ON LUX HUES
\N ILL RUN OVER
S2.000.00U A YEAR.
WASHINGTON. Nov., 7— The
(ioveininent treasury "'ill be 2,000,000
,000 richer through increased taxes
on luxuries, according to an estimate
y Chairman Kitchin <>l* the ways and
Moan a Committee.
fhc ba is for Mr. Kitchin’s esti
mat i th • levies thus far recommen
ded by the committee.
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SALUTE SECURES A RIDE
14 iR SOLDIERS IN ( AMR.
KL PASO. TEX.. Nov., 7— “Saint 1
: a 1 Ride” is the slogan of automobile
i.viieir here. !t has long been a prac
tice to pick up soldiers walking to and
rom the fort. Put it is dilficult lot
uitt rmobiie drivers t<> tell when the
* . are going far enough to warra .t |
akiig them in their ears. Now the!
rule is that soldiers wishing a lift "ill
salute and the drivers will stop for i
them.
;erm \n musiuivnsto
HELP FINANCE IIIE WAR
NEW YORK, Nov., 7— Alien Pro
em Custodians Palmer today took j
>v( the rights of numerous popular (
•n any owned operattas, grand operas j
.la , songs, and books, the royalties ;
rom which hcreaft r will be invested j
n Liberty bonds to aid the govern
ment in the prosecution of the war. (
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Why to cctbfted with the wear you
ry boots
when ycu ALt) r.:zrc from “Hi-Press?”
T:.:.; ; : , ‘ A cl-In, t ;:t a f.::t proven by miners,
t a \v r .. T3 from to
Me-:;I. ‘ "I-.’r. j” i; r.ate !./ a nr*/ r.r.d better
. - .3 i.i f oc'e.vcar ia City ycaro.
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>Y - 1 . , . a r—. T \
satr.j !.": I t>.r.t fo'.a Goodrich Auto i:.-c3. incrc
seems to be no v/ear-out to it. A: J the be t io molded
£ INTO ONE 33UO PIECE!
Can t leak cr coma apart—ana
it’s wonderfully comfortable.
When ne::t you hit the trr’l t/y the
Shupac—shown here. l he Y'T..:e
1 lip is best for the sluices, an 1 there
are many other styles. Ask for the
footwear with the Red Line ’Round
the Top—that's tiTT;-Press/* (
, 40}CC0 Dealers
THE B.r.6S65R!*!» ."JaduR CDHPAXT
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ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBKN, Manaokk
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfe* r »> Phones, Main 17 ami hi
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office- Bank of Seward Building
SI WARD AIASKA
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\ V ANCE...THE GATEWAY HAS PLENTY OF
!v AT THE OLD PRICES.
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