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The Alaska Weekly Post
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EI.MEU A I'KIEND. EDITOR and GENEK \E MANAGER.
Harry Y. Hoben. President. 1' rank E. Ballaine, bcf. j
I. ntrrrd on irrmul il.ui mailer September 2. 1913. at Ihr l*o»t Office at Seward, Alaak*t,
under Act of March 4. 1H79.
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MILLIONS OI POLl \KS
t OI LK( I LO I KOM M.IKNS
w no i \i.iv 100 mi HI
\L\V \Olik. July t» lletwecn
•in* and ten millions of dollars have
ii«. t: gathered from outgoing aliens
who wore too modest to declare the
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i'uii amount of th**ir earnings f«>» in
come tax payments amt timuy t ous
and> more are being eolhvted from
delim|U» nt aliens who boast of their
ample incomes to immigration in
spectors to convince those officials
that they can easily care for incom
ing dependents according to a state
ment made public here by ('olonel
Pan *1 L. IN* t'T. Supervising Internal
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GABRIEL SANTOS
TOty RALLY
Proprietor*.
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l Jevenue Agent of tin* Federal Income
'tax Collecting Service.
loit\ five agents have been kept
b ,.-\ at tile pier ami el.-ewhere in the
citv collecting the millions from out
g»; aliens. A small squad iti a bu
reau established close bv the (hunts
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of Special lnquirv at the Fill is Island
bum attentive ears to the boasts oi
tile aliens.
For months of February. .March
ami \oril the reports show that more'
than X.’tO.OOO was collected at Ellis Isl
and from alien tax dodgers. while
C.r. times that amount was traced
to other localities and the collectors
th* e notified. The reports lor May
ar» not yet filed, but the amount col
lected i.- said to have increased wit!
the increasing flow of immigration.
•*A i• blent alien." explained Col.
|h> ter. “goes to the immigration sta
tion to sponsor a relative or triend for
u im ttam e to this country, know ing
th*- government’.- requirements that a
i *>pnn>ible person must guarantee
that tin immigrant "ill not become
a tc'h'iv cha ge. The resident alien go
e.- prepared to state on oath that his
incom* is ample to safeguard th«* pub
lic 4g..!nst such dependent-. Whether
oi not this lesident alien has paid his
income tax becomes the immediate
subject «»f interest for our age nts.
Tin y cal! the delinquent into a con
?*. -once and. after allowing such ex
emotions a- he may be entitled to,
levy tax cn the remainder of ids sworn
Statement «*f income.
••When the tax dodger i.** a resident
id’ .' »rn« city or tow n not in our dis
tort his sworn statement is forward
'd to the local collectors, who mak
the collections. In other cases they
an made here and the money sent t<
the collector of the district wherein
the tax dodger resides. Most moneys
so collected range in amounts of from ,
*!•’» to $.’>00 and represent taxes due
the government on small business con- ,
corns and on wages."
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It’s a g'ONS error to believe that
every ltostonian is saturated with
culture.
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SI-WAUl) DRUG CO.
" Till-'. KKXAI.I. STORK ”
t . S. oil. ( OKPOKAT10N
AITKOYKI) in PAYNh
t>l IV'KY, 111.. July (5— The open
Secretary of the Interim Payne in a
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report to the Senate Public Lands
committee just made public indorsed
Senator James 1). Phelan’s bill, which
authorizes the fmmation of the Unit
ed States Oil Corporation. The meas
ure is planned to devolope the oil rc
sources of foreign countries so as to
insure an adequate supply of oil for
the United States.
“The purpose of the legislation."
said Secretary Payne, “is to provide
the means for further j* o
worldwide search for oil. The public
need of an assured supply of oil is
so great that the Federal (lovornment
stands back of the endeavor to devel
op foreign sources of oil to replace in
the future what America has exported
in tin' past."
The Phelan bill provides that the
United States Oil Corporation shall
be controlled by a board of nine di
rectors appointed by the President,
and tin* cm poration can explore, do*
velope, refine, transsport and store oil
and its product." in foreign countries
."Ubject to the preferential right of the
Lnited States to take all of the sup
ply at any time at market prices.
American citizens must own the
majority of the stock, hut foreign
citizens can hold minority stock.
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OPEN SHOP STItt'CftLK
ON IN ILLINOIS TOWN
WASHINGTON, 1). C., July f>
shop struggle is now well under way
in Quincy.
The announcement of the Quincy
American Open Shop Association has
been followed by the appointment of
a committee by the Trades and Labor
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Don’t Knock
Just ENTER
It 0 0 S T 0 II K
F I S II E R I K S
0 U R M I N I N (•
A N 1) O U R OIL.
THE 11ARR0R AND
THE KEY
Can Struggle Along.
THE THE THE
KEY KEY KEY
Assembly of the city to resist the open
shop movement.
Quincy is a strongly organized la
1 bur city, the assembly counting a
membership of over 1000 and embrac
ing even the fire department. The la
bor committee has succeeded thus far
in securing the withdrawal of several
of tin* original signers of the open
shop agreement. On the other hand,
the open shop association reports the
recruiting of some .'>0 names in addi
tion to the original list, and these, it
1 is said, more than offset defections.
Retail houses thus far have been
slow to endorse the plan, owing to the
large number of union men.
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WII.SON ItK-KI.KCTKP
HONOLULU. T. H., July 6— Ma
yor John H. Wilson of Honolulu has
boon re-elected Democratic national
committeman from Hawaii, defeating
onah Kumalae, city supemsor. terri
torial senator and maker of ukuleles,
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Crank Dick, who was charged with
the murder of Dry Bay Charley at
Yakatat. was acquitted by a Juneau
jury.
J. Cargill, formerly connected with
the Canadian customs service at
Prince Rupert, has been assigned to
duty at the Canadian Boundary on
the Stikine river.
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but Cove, price three cents a pound.
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t v for Industrial purposes, in lots to
suit. Apply J. S. Hofman, owner. A 19
Linoleum and Congoleum rugs at
Graefs.
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Lots of hardware for sale cheap at
Graefs.
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Jardiniers at Graefs 7.> cts.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
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Two and three ply roofing at
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Aluminum ware at Graefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs.
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