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sot M> PRINCIPLES
The other da\, in Poston. tiove*
nor Calvin Coolidge gave out an inter
view in which the following sourm
principles were declared:
“Lincoln recognized that
this country could not survive h:1 .t
slave and half free. It is equally true
that this country cannot survive with
one-half for liberty under the law and
the other half for anarchy.
“We ha\e in this country a gov* m
ment that rests upon the will of the
People. *** It cannot be shaken by the
throats of a minority ' however mis
chievous, misguided or misled.
-We must not allow selfishness ro
vont >1 anywhere. We have curbed *.he
supidity of capital. We cannot vHd
t»* the cupidity of Uibor.
“Capital and labor will reach the
sure ground of adjustment whenever,
through sanity or suffering they reach
a willingness to he fair. ttef >r*'
fairness no labor difficulty can on lur*'
“We must prod ou»* production. The
present h'gh prices are traceable !•'
insufficiency and insufficiency to luck
of production *'' With every
working to reasonable capacity no
general or prolonged shoi*tage can he
manifested among us.
••We must learn anew that wo«k
something to live for as well as to
live by. ‘ * The enemies of our coun
t-y know well the vital necessity and
the saving quality of work, hence
their clever ruses to induce the work
er to throw down h>< tools.
-Kull stomachs ami nri hearts wdl
be found to have their own answer
for wild-eyed incjteis to terrorism.
Our nation is founded upon a right
•ousness that will endure . l#* t u>
have faith in each other and keep th<
fa th in ourselves.”
Delegate Grigsby hits introduced r
hill in Congress to restrict fishing i
Alaska. From the indication this sea
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CAMERON’S
C A E E
R«r*nll> Thoroughly Renovated.
“WE HANDLE ONLY FIRS! CLA^
GOODS"
WE ENDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM”
t tranlima* and Court***
IS OUR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DININO ROOM
FOR LADIES
t II \RI.KS CAMERON. PROP.
WE SERVE EVERYTHING
THAT IS GOOD TO EAT
OPEN DO AND NIGHT
BRANCH
GRILL
JOHN S PLACE
M>n it would appear to us that it viil
not take a bdl to restrict the fishing—
the fish will do that themselves.
(Pouaglas News.)
The great problem of the next de
cade will be to obliterate the estrange
ment that has come to exist between
mankind and the plow-handles.— Hous
ton Post.
Former crown prince who believes
he will b* recalled, may learn that
some things have depreciated ever.
, more than the mark.— Wall ^ictr
Journal.
EDIT
Boston police are asking for a writ
of mandamus, seeking to force the
I * "ommissioner of Police of that oit
to reinstate those discharged for join
ing the union. About the only in' - oi
the people generally are likely to g” ‘
io the matter will be to take use •"*:
the dam in mandamus and lot it go M
that. Cincinnati Enquirer.)
* Postage stamps and the hole in t!
I loughnut are the only two things
’ -an think of which have not been i *
Vet*si hv the H. C. I..— Portland T-.re
ar ram.
. . % A A A. * ® .
re s a money tnai ougiu ski>
ns tend of slipping through the ri n
;ers. France will use stamps as cur
• wy Vancouver Columbian.
D’Annunzio's publishers an? proba
bly the happiest men in Italy at fchis
time. Pes Moines Register.
—
It is now possible to buy a drink if
vou have the price— of a trip to Eu
•ofw — Brooklyn Eagle.
mu NEWS
Hippos, the Filipino who shot (»eo.
Adiam, an employe of the F. A F.
cannery at Excursion Inlet, July '6,
was found guilty of manslaughter
tnd sentenced t<> six years «»n McNiel s
island by Judge Jennings.
The Liberty Theatre of Ketchikan
has purchased the equipment of the
! (jiand theatre of that city which wdl
X M A S
SUGGESTIONS
PYRALIN IVORY
MOCCASINS
STATIONERY
candy
TOYS
KODAKS It SUPPLIES
BOOKS
TOILET ARTICLES
CHINA-WARE
CIGARS ETC., ETC
ALL MAKE ACCEPTABLE
GIFTS and CAN BE HAD AT
SEWARD DRUG CO.
THK IM'.XAl.l. STOIJK
go out of business. The building oc
cupied by the defunct concern will be
I US »d by the Ryus Drug Co.
The cold storage plant at Douglas
I has been purchased by a Prince Ru
pert finn.
Russel York and wife, formerly in
charge of the Douglas steam Inundi'
i have taken charge of the laundry nt
\ Petersburg.
Jimmie Staney, popular ciBzen oi*
' the native town of Bayview, Wrangell
i section, who was a successful fisher
man during the summer season, wHl
‘ operate a biuber shop and general
i store at that place during the winter.
George Welch, an old timer con
! nected with the First National Bank
at Fairbanks has returned to the in
; terior metropolis after spending the
! summer at Brooks .
The Fairbanks papers say that a
large consignment of parcel post
boxes arrived there la^t week, and :»
•oTnpu .sun of goods ami prices show
ed that better goods have been pur
chased in town.
William Priess, recently of the
bank <»f tin* Week Lumber Company
at Week. California, has arrived at
Skagway and assumed his duties as
manager of (he Skagway branch 01
the Bank of Alaska. Mis wife came
north with him.
Word front All in is that T. M.
; D mltun. the Ruby creek mining op
I orator, has experienced his best sen
| son in that country.
DID you KNOW
That tbe fruit The Key »«U»
is the very bent that can be
purchased?
And that the (jolden fhenaant
Candy sold only ut The Key
ih perfectly |>erfecl ?
You can sorely find
THE KEY
I
Samuel McDonald, has been ap
' pointed District Deputy Grand Exalt
ed ltuler with jurisdiction over the
Elks lodges in Alaska. He succeeds
George F. Forrest of Juneau.
The Marconi Wireless Telegraph
! Company has refused to consider in
stalling a station r.t Scldovia as Ion?
as the government has control of th*
wireless systems.
Marshal CJarraghty’s office in Idit
arod recently telegraphed the federa
marshal at Fairbanks that he han ai
insane patient on his hands, and that
they would probably have to keep hirr
there until death took him. The vict ir
is Victor Arnold, a naturalized Ge
man, who is so violent insane that h
is not expected to live .
Jose Gonzales and Miss Ann:t
Grant of Shakan were married recent
i Iv at Wrangell.
William E. Worth and Mrs. Ma»
Gibson of Petersburg were married
recently at Wrangell.
F. K. Willard, formerly connectc<
with the Standard Oil Company a:
Wrangell h,as gone to Holland when
he will remain for a few years.
Real estate has been active nl
Wrangell. The close of the fish in;
season was accompanied by the sah
of several residences and town lo*
at Satisfactory prices.
Territorial Road Commissionei
Robert D. Sheldon of the Fourth di
f vision expended $3,000 on the Idita
rod roads during the season.
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
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The first nwm drink was water and
grain. Bevo is the highest refinement
ni’thc mlurai drink of primitive man—
the accepted drink of modern America
a beverage wiih real tood value.
A healthy and substantial drink at"
the soda fountain,or with lunch at the
restaurant, a comfort waitin^ for you
in the ice-box at home*
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Dentist
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OFFICE HO liUS .
10 A. M. - To — 5 P. ML
6 P. M. —To-8:30 M.
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Office in R. R. Bldg. t
Residence Third Ave.
| * Phenes: Office, Madison 130;
Residence. • Adams 48.
1 L. R. C. P. & U ILGs7 Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
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Office hour*: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. on*
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FRATERNAL j
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L. O. O. M, No. 142S
Meets every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. Viiitinf Brothers
Invited
'Peter N. Anderaon Dictator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
IGLOO NO. •
meets oo 2nd and 4th Saturday
each month, 8 p. is., Pioneer Hall
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WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalmers
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. ALASKA.
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