3he £euiarii (Sateuiay
Aii - AND
Tho Alaska Wasfcij Post
Published Daily, Except Sundays and Holdlaya
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GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY. (lh<.)
ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR \ND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hobeo, PrcaMrot Praah l- Baliaias, Soe.
CaunpJ mM Mwal-rlts matter September I,.. 19 IS, ml thaPart OMm at SawmrS. AUcfca,
•aiter Act ci March A ltT*.
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TilK STKIKK KKVKR
My job is all I could de-are, it yields j
me hamlsomo pay; I wrestle with my
blooming lyre for eight brief hours i
day. I ought to think myself in luc...
to have a job 1 like; but all the other
boys have struck and so 1 think i’ll
strike. No stern oppressor grinds my
face with cruel iron heel; to tyrants
in the higher place I make no vain ap
jwal. No rank injustice 1 lament m>
spirit isn’t sore; 1 have no grievance
worth a cent, that makes me walk
the floor. But I see all the striking
lads parade along the pike; they’ve
unit their work ill all the grads, and »o
I think I’ll strike. 1 am the only man
at work in all this lovely land, who
does not find his labors irk. wh<
makes no stern demand. I’m satisfied
,*ith what I do. and with the pay l
get: each day I earn three bones or
two. in damp but honest sweat. I m
treated better than a king, and efe
<**ems pietty slick, ami as I sit uroumi j
and sing 1 can’t think up a kick. But 1 •
am lonesome all the day, the one **«»it |
tented guy : the r^st have thrown |
th**;r tools away, and they go march
aig by. I see them waving bright v*0<.
flags as up tie* street they hike, md
my lilting labor drags l rathe
think I’ll Strike .
WAI T MASON
Somobo«i\ has found «>ut that con
turners are to blame for the shortage
of sugai . If nobody used it tht r<
ould be plenty, which is quite a rea
Mtnable idea. — 1Philadelphia Press.)
The impossibility of rescinding th*
it>al strike order is duo entirely tn
lack ol inclination on the part ol th»* j
labor officials. {Detroit Free Press ’- j
I have been very much impressed |
with the clear-eyed rosy-cheeked ffiM> |
1 have soon -n your workrooms. I
think their evident happiness is din j
Where
UMIRON’S i
CUM
Kwrr»li> I'hariiuxUr KeaoTaled.
"WE HANDLE ONLY FIRST CLASF
GOODS"
•\\ K UNDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM" <
Ck aalinaaa ud Coart
IS OUR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
l H VRI.ES CAMERON. PROP.
>\ K SERVE EVERYTHING
| H 41 IS GOOD TO 1AT
OPEN DO AND MGR
branch;
GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
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to the pure air, the cleanliness ami the
generally splendid surroundings. It is
my hope that employers of working
people in Belgium and all over Ftir
ope w ill model their factories ufter
those in the United States.— (Queen
Klixaheth.)
Alcohol and gasoline alike are good
power producers, hut when the one is
n the driver ami the other iu the mo
tor. the combination is both dangerous
and annoying.— (Omaha Boe.)
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Mrs. M. N*. Nelson. IVterabu: ;’s
“lady barber." has removed her shop
to Hyder.
I* red M. Schaupp has the coni *». i
to build four large oil tanks for
Chilkat Oil Company. Three are cf
fifty barrel capacity each and one v i
hold a hundred barrels of gasoline.
Mrs. John (1. Brady and her datig'
ter. Miss Mary Brady, recently le!'.
Sitka to spend the winter iu V
York. Mi-s. Brady is the widow o‘ tlv
late (Tovernor Brady.
Mrs. Jenny Steinbevger, rec'nt
jame out to the coast from run ion
in Dawson with her three sons age
respectively 19, 17 and 14 years, up
>f whom were born on Bonanza creo#
n the Klondike, and had never hef>rc
seen tidewater.
Juneau merchants returning from
the States predict that by the begin
ning of summer pric«w will b** on il.c
toboggan, and the high cost of living
will be lowered.
Dr. Kyvig, Alaska sourdough, for
merly a resident of the Cook :nlet
country, and Mrs. Kyvig,, are now lo
cated at Paulsbo, about three hom'i
ride by boat from Seattle. The doc
tor has a drug store there and is do
ing a very satisfactory business.
Favorable progress has been m; do
by Senator James Frawley, of Nome
for the installation of a $3,000,oOO
power plant for tho None* soet:on.
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PYRAL1N IVORY
MOCCASINS
STATIONER! 3
3 CANDY §
TOYS
KODAKS & SUPPLIES
BOOKS
TOILET ARTICLES
CHINA-WARE
5 CIGARS ETC.. ETC
a • 5
= VI.L MAKE ACCEPTABLE
5 GIFTS and CAN BE HAD A'I' g
1 SEWARD DRUG CO. |
THE K EX ALL STORE
Engineers employed by Senator
Fnr ley finished preliminary work on
the project during the summer , and
Senator Frawley leaves for New \a.G<
shortly to enlist capital.
Papers have been filed mak:ng
Judge John K. Winn statutory aeont
1 for ti*u llooth Fisheries, the North
western Fisheries and the Anaeortos
Fisheries.
Henry A. Slater has completed tin*
• :issessment of Cordova for this year,
winch shows a valuation of -S1 !•»,
of which amount $1,085,505 in for reel
eat a to and $.'*12,850 for personal prop
erty.
OPEN HOSPITAL IN
R. R. BUILDING
The railroad hospital In the Seward
General Hospital Huilding will be
closed Saturday and an emergency
hospital w’lj be opened in tin? commis
sion building with Dr. IComig *n
charge. Emergency and short time
cases will be cared to* at the commis
sion building and long time eases will
h<* sent to the hospital at Anchorage.
According to the present plans
tl ree rooms in the commission build
ing formerly used as offices will be
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did you know
That the fruit The Key eell*
is the vor> best that can be
purchased?
And that the Golden Pheasant
Candy sold only at The Key
is perfectly perfect?
You can surely iind
THE KEY
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j fitted up for the emergency hospital,
! two offices in the corner of the build*
| ing facing on Fifth avenue will be for
: wards and the room between Paymast
er Taiwater’s office and the real1 hall
will be used for the? kitchen. Dr. Ko
mig will have his operating room and
office in the same place as now.
MAYBE so POSSIBLY
They have ouija boards at Ells
worths which have just arrived. Harry
says they may reveal the whereabouts
| of caches which might bo requ'W
. about the holidays.
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I. NY. NV. LEADER GOES TO
FORT LAWTON TO BE
TRIED FOR DESERT'D) v
NVord received in Seward is that 15.
R. Sawyer, former leader of the 1. \V.
; VV. element in the Alaska Labor Un'ou
has been taken to Fort Lawton by mil
itary authorities to be tried :»t
court martial for desertfon in time «•»*
; war. The extreme penalty for corn h
tion for the offense is death.
FIRE BOYS TO MEET
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Tomorrow night the members of,
the Seward Volunteer Fire Denar- |
ment will hold a regular meeting. A
rangements will he completed Tor ,
masquerade ball to be given X>'\ j
Year’s eve.
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
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$rain. Bovo is the highest refinement
of the natural drink of primitive man
the accepted drink o< modern America-*
a beverage with real food value.
A. health) and substantial drink at
the soda fouutain,or with lunch at the
restaurant, <i coinfort waiting for you
in the ice-box at home*
ANHElJSEP-BUSCH STLOUIS
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Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationer*
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DECEMBER 2nd, 10 A. M.
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Company reserves right to change schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.• •.Seward Alaska.
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SEATTLE STEAMED SEWARD Southbound
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Dentist
PHONE— Mad.. Ill
Office In Bank
Of Seward Building.
OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M. — To — 5 I*. M.
6 P. M. — To — 8:30 P. M.
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Office in R. R. Bldg.
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office, Madison 130;
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Office hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
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Meet* every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. Viaidnf Brother*
invited.
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
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PIONEERS Or ALASKA
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' each nonth, 8 p. m.t Pioneer Hail
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Funeral Directorn
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