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4 T£ AND
The Alaska W ekly Post
Published Daily, Except Sundays and Holdiays
By
GATEWAY PI-BUSHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
Kl.MER A. FRIEND. EDITOR \ND GENEEU. MANAGER
Hxrra V. Hoben. I*residont ^rank l« Ballame, Sec.
U-4r>l •* m nd-cl*M matUr S^ptemb*t *. ’916. at th« Po«t Of*.-* at S«-ward. AlnUa.
uadtr Act of March 8.
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The Associated Press is exclusive1,. entitled to the use for repunlication
of all newt dispatcher credi ed «>f t ol ie« - 1 ,n,M
• nd also the I<h*:*1 news published herein.
l!OW TO 11 ELS* EVERYBODY
In every country that Is not torn by
revolution and civil war labc < now
making certain demands. Employers
realize that in so far as the demands
are reasonable tnev should he met.
Then there* is the great consuming
public. It. too. has to be reckoned with.
It, too. can go on strike, in England
a so call middle njass union has been
organized to p»*otr«\ the public again
st profiteers and labor extremists
Mike by threatening a boycott of com
pi ■ •
Such, action on the part of the pur
rl>.t n nub’:c mast co-tail product on
;iM,l .*. , cmp’o\ r"' Mt. ri'»*Sc . fSlllt ■
a • as ‘ud for inilustry :is is serious
f b tioo l>otwoen labor and capita’. Arc
♦ . reweit - or sea :t\ • n«f*
’ ..rt, pri.-es that may be applied with
benefit to manufacturers and wage
workers ami without affecting the
o*ji»L <i* vers“ly .
t\« * :p enlightened employers a***'
saying to 'ab-n* loaders; **\ou demand
1 on . an.) 1- .me • wages; verv
.11 V ill accede to your demands
p**ov:d» d eu guarantee move concen
trated and more efficient work.*’ Tm
much heralded indvstria councils that
liave 1»'» i : v a * being mganized in
England i1’ face this oroblem. Labor
s «*nt * • to m *e thi n i? :,as been re
tf vlng but it cannot c.i ail produc
tion and increase it> prosperity.
V'* m j • realize *1 it tb * Al >*
t» ng need Ad at this tune of scarcity
>'s increased production. A better un
»; ustar.d ».g between capital and la
bor is : m a ;S to taa end. Effective
arbitral machinery that will pre
vent strikes is aimth*'- means. «Th-*
i)i*c» pleization of industry through
care IK devised > '!:cnu'S of proiit
sharing ami v do <' >Albut;on of capi
tpl s ink is acotV :■ means. Respon
sibilities must be a. -timed by k'bor as
wml a by em 'love < for the develop
ment o*' greater rewards for industry.
R ». u* \V. !• b-on the American sta
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THE
Recently Thoroughly Renovated.
“WK HANDLE ONLY FIRST CL V-*S
GOODS"
**\N E CNDKRSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
Cleanliness and Courtesy
IS OCR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
, FOR L \DIES
C harles Cameron — John C. Gaffn»*y
* K.vr FISH AND OTHER
SEA PRODUCTS.
I know how to cook them and can
prepare fish as you
want it served.
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JOHN’S PLACE
t'. y v .!> scus>es these questions and
r aches tl inevitable conclusion t!uu
"them is just one thing that will help
everybody - workers, employers, pur
, investors and all. That thing
)rod iction.” Under nny
v ,, . vtem so *ioty cannot live
j ti -r uni . > ii increases its income —
that is. produces more goods.
Though a truism, this is. unfortu
a ,t • :. a much neglected truism.
\ S XEH SI \PER 1
TO MOVK TO .SEATTLE AND
HE KPITKl) FROM THERE
Th* Alaska Dispatch, published a t
a i my at Ji an for the past ID years,
ami the k; i yeat as a Sunday moraine
weekly. o leave the no th. E. C.
Kusscil. or nor, makes the following
announcement in the issue of Septem
ber ‘27th:
\Y ; • ' cunvnt issue the Disj ich
dan1 e.iv t..! i* leaves Juneau to mnk.*
futii: ■ home at Seattle. 1 he piant
:,| *.. i itej on the Courth 4,oor ot
iht. \ , block. TJ Columbia street.
*i , iv {*• •. have b»*en *oase<l t *r
.. ».«*. i:v; ».f >ears, ami every arrange
*.« • t * .am to continue C o nublica
i on the Alaska Dispatch, spccial
I oi \ 8, ) ukon
: no no* ;!i liritish Columbia.
The m C amcal st-ii'f oi* the Dispatch
v 1 mow to Seatth with their fam
I
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Lootra
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Hear Havana &gar,
Mario v*it . that oh’
fashioned pvro Hr
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Seattle, Wash.
Dislrbutors'
,-:
That cMHiisito Toilet Preparation in
the following? numbers;— !
FACE l'OWDEU
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET W'ATER
PERFUME
SACHET POWDER /
SOAP '
.lust Arrived from
Palmef, New York.
SEE OUW HALLOWE’EN*
NO\ KLTIKS ALSO JUST IN.
SEWARD DRUG CO.
Th.* Lexall Store.
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and M A IJ \ l 1.0 T H i: S
jf fntire New Management.
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furnifhed throughout m
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CARLTON CLUli
NEWEST and lies'
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
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I ilies, and several northern newspaper
[men of experience will be associate!
with the publication, among whom
will he L. l'\ Maw, former, editor of
the Anchorage Times. The paper
will he under the management of tie*
owner, I'M. (’. Kussell, and will con
inuc its independent policy.
The moving of the paper and plant
o Seattle is being done to increase
us influence. A canvass among
. \laskans now located by the thmi
j ancls at Seattle indicates a paper
! which specializes in Alaska news,
.rii n oy nu u who know Alaska and
Idch is fair to Alaska will receive
the support which it should, fo -ay
that he Dispatch is leaving Juneau
or oth e* than great opportunity is
: ofnic. The Dispatch during it.;
•vr.ty years' existence has paid iN
bills, fulfilled its obligations and tri
»d to la* an influence for not only (»a.
, iim*au channel but the entire Terri
tory. *
Subscribers to the Dispatch will re
•iv * t!u* next issue about October 20
Va leans visiting Seattle will alway.
.nd a warm welcome at tin* Alaska
natch office, 72 Columbia street.
Come in.
FRKNCII ARK STI CK
FOR TIIKIR AIRC RAFT
PARIS, Oct., — The French Amy
is at ,t loss to know what to do will
»ts vast stock of aircraft. Auction sale
of aeroplanes organized by the (»ov
eminent are viewed with absolute in
difference by the general public. At
•.be last sale a scout plane fitted with
a MoO horse-power motor found no
purchaser even at $40.
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GKNKKAL IMPAIRING and V( FTM.I-NK WKI.MNG
:r . n V, in. KAZAN'!’.
MACHINIST
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SPECIALTY - CAS ENGINES.
HUGH DOUGHERTY !
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT . i
WA1X P^PKtt SIGNS
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
Samples and Prices on request. Special attention to mail
orders.
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TRAPPERS ATTENTION TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHA W, INC.,
Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seattle, ‘ New York.
Ma^kii* Kuilriing. 127 W. 2.th .Street.
\\\* tlo business direct with you and solicit all Raw Furs. All shipments are
handled h> expert graders and New \ork Market Prices are paid on correct
grading the da;, received. If desired, your shipments will he kept separate in
v'ider thn. o;.r prices may he approved by you. Presiding our valuation does
•t t prove si;* i »factory, he furs will he returned to you. Transportation
ha1 ••ca*prepaid. Ship by Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a Dry Condition.
•;:.t al instructions if any, must accompany the shipment. Always enc\>sfi
*.e mixed !i t of contents with name and postoffice address. Place duplicate
si of contents on outside of bale or package. All payments made by check on
:u* Sea It Iv* National Rank, or in any other manner desired. •
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GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers ; nc! Stationers
| SAILINGS FildM SEATTLE
; STEi i ADM
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" i’or regular po. is iu SoMneasit v a id SoAh aes,
C’.'-i ill. 1) lOtAiV.'il,;w *■».. in .v.
Company reserves right to • I;u;u:<* ?vhwlwu* >*1.1 •• 11 itui-.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Ageni.••.Sev-aru Alaska.
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Sail From , Duo llut l.\ Scwaid
SKA 1 TLK STEAM ER SEWARD Southbound
Oct., I NORTHMEN ERN €:ct. 11 Oct.lt
Oct. » ALASKA Oct. 16 Oct. 16 !
Oct. 16 ALAMED A (M. 23 Oct. ii>
Oct. 21 NORTHWESTERN’ (, .SI Oct. SI
Oct. 30 ALASKA .V". 6 Nov. 6
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Steameis Alaska and North western cail at Ska ""ay southbound.
Alameda rails at Anchorau^.
a. n. McDonald, A^em.
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DK.H.A. BLYTI1
Dentist
I’HONK— Mad.. I!!
Office in Hank
Of Seward Building.
Ol hu; HOI*lit*
10 A. M. — To — I'. M.
6 l\ M. — To — 8:00 1\ M.
j. H. ROMIG, M
OfLcc in K. R. Bldg.
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Oifice, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
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L. H. C. P. & L. R. C. S Jvlinburgh
L F, P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. D, C. M.
V'an Gilder Building
)ffice hours: l to 3 and 7 to 8 p. ni
Formerly of Nome.
v* ~_
, L. 0. 0. M., No. 1425
Meet* e’ ery Tuesday 8 P M., at
A. B. Hall. Visiting Brother*
invited. —
Peter N. Anderson Bietator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
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rrONEKKS OF ALASKA
IGLOO NO. f
meet* on and 4th Saturday
each momb. 8 p. n., Pioneer Roll
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