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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Citizens wno laii to secure a
permit ior burning ruooish or ior *
stalling lircs ot any nature, will
be prosecuted. A permit must be *
secured iiom the cny cierk.
C'NgncU) Robert Guest,
* Chief of i'olice *
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MAKES k.NOn.N 1DEA&
The Department of Alaska of the
kin man cegion passed many reso
.auons during the convention at Ju
neau, including resolutions on the so
..nidi bonus proposals.
The resolutions on the pending
og station !ii Congress follow:
Resolution endorsing the four op
.onal forms of compensation as ad
opted by the I\alionai Executive com
iiiitlee of the American Legion
w ashmgton, 1). C., March 22-24, 11*20,
.nal requesting efficient action by the
Aderai Board of Cocational Training
Whereas, the question of adjust
ment of compensation, or extra pay
ior ex-service men and women, is now -
pending before Congress, be it re-1
Mwd that the Department of Alaska '
of the American Legion hereby re
quests the immediate enactment of
tile law proposed by the Legion’s
executive Committee March 22-24
1020 as follows:—
(1) l*and settlement whereby for
mer service men and women receive
>1.30 for each day of soivice to apply
on the purchase of land and gov
ernment projects, with provisions for |
borrowing additional money for im
provements;
(2) Home aid with $2.00 for each
day of service to apply on the pur
chase of a home or farm;
CD Vocational training with $1.50
for each day of service to be paid
as long as the recipients are ob
a n;ng education from the govern
ment.
(4) Cash compensation of $1.50
focaeh day of service to be paid with
in a year after the approval of the bill
Whereas, it has come to our know
ledge that the Vocational Training
Board has failed in the faithful er
formance of its duties to the dis
abled man or woman.
Therefore be it resolved, that Con- j
. re be requested to take immediate.
iction to instinct the Federal Vo- J
at onal Training Board in the ad-,
uin'stration of the duties it j
as appointed to perform, to perform
aid duties in a more efficient and j
•ffurtive manner, and that Alaska he;
onsidered under the jurisdiction of J
his Board, and a part of the United )
States.
Compensations from Alaska
Tbe following resolution was ad
»ntv d with reference to the proposal
or Territorial compensation:
Whereas it has come to our know
odge that a number of states have
*n?cted legislation for the material
benefit of their returned ex-service
•non and women, and
V. herons, some three thousand men |
•ep'-esenting the flower of Alaska’s ;
manhood laid down their pursuits
ind various vocations over night to
answer their country’s call in the
preservation of its integrity as a
nation and the upholding of its prin
ciples of liberty and democracy, and
Whereas, many of the men going
^to the service from Alaska, both
on entering and returning therefrom,
neurred expenses incident to travel
which was not the case with the men
entering the service from the States,
n many instances those men were
obliged to personally defray such tra
ding expenses over a distance of
no to five thousand miles for which
xpenditure no reimbursement has
>een made by the Federal government
.0 date, and
Where**, a large percentage •!
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service men, in uddition to time spent
,n the service, were at a material
.oss on account of losing a part or
vhe whole of at least one season’s
work due to the conditions of the
Territory of Alaska which necessar
ly confines the working season to the
ihort summer months.
Now, therefore, be it unanimously
resolved by the Department of Alaska
>f the American l/Cgion in convention
assembled, that it is the duty of the
Territorial Lcgis’ature at its regular
session to take action and provide
;ome adequate legislation to equit
tbly compensate the ex-service men
and women of the Territory of Al
aska.
Preferential Rights
A resolution was adopted asking
that the bill proposing to eliminate to
oU tod strips between homesteads on
the navigable waters of Alaska and
permitting the entrance of the lands
eliminated by homesteads he am
'Tid 'd to permit ex-service men to
have 1*0 days preference right to
inter the homesteads before they
• re made available to entry by the
general public.
Will Observe Memorial Day
Tt was resolved that it was the
lesiro of the Department of Alaska
that the various posts of the Am
erican Legion in Alaska observe
Memorial Day on May 30th of each
year.
Ask Government to Classify Lands
A memorial was adopted asking
.he f ederal government to examine
ind classify the public lands of Al
i ka so that those desiring to obtain
homesteads may know more of the
character of the available public
ands of the Territory.
Ask for Regulations in Obtaining
Lands
A resolution was adopted reciting
that the cost to comply with the
necessary regulations to make entry
of public lands where they are open
or d' awing or entry in other man
\sv has been so great as to be
ill but prohibitvc, and the govern
ment was asked to remedy this defect.
SUKl'Ell LS ATTACKED
BY AN ARMY BIPLANE!
HONOLULU, T. H., May 7— An
irmy biplane out of control and man
ied by Lieutenant C. E. Duncan and
Sergeant II. W. Itussell, swooped
town on Wilbur Morse, Jr., while he
.;as riding a surf board at Waikiki
Dench recently like a sea gull after a '
choice tidbit, and, although the plane
.vas completely wrecked, neither its
crew nor the surfer was injured.
Young Morse, who is the son of
lieutenant Wilbur Morse, U. S. N. R.
/. was ridding his board on a big corn
er of the “second break” surf, when
.he airplane came out of the sky and
headed straight for him. Lieutenant
Duncan, pilot of the plane, caught a
glimpse of Morse and tried to “zoom/
but the machine refused to answer. As
die heavy biplane almost skimmed
who surf board, Morse headed into the
comber just in time to escape being
cnished.
The machine crashed into the smok
ing breaker, smashed the propeller
crumpled its wings and turned over
..hile the lieutenant and eeigcan.
leaped free with only a few scratches.
BABY IS LIQUOR CACHE
11. V. Hobcn A. F. Davis
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and !ce
General Trai-sfering Plum* a, Ma.n »7 ai:'l 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Mai-gules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SLUM V«A'iLh ut HUB COMPANY
JOHN A N LSON, Vana^er
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SEWARD, ALASKA.
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,itu inane ntne, ill scUicn lor nncii
4i(|Uorf one oi uie oilmens, ii is ro
,j\j> i>v.U| noticed liiul uie iicuevncii oa
jy, jna> mg in us Clio, was queei
oiiaped. iney lound pinxs oi iniuoi
,ound about me baby in me ionu ox
a i>jit) beneath its clothes.
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TOKIO, Map 7— A striking fea
ture of the epidemic ox ini.uenza nc*~
,.us uie g.ovCwijac ap^jitiiunco oi io*
n.iO crowus v/eUiiog a.i Kinus oi re
.^pi.aio.s, lro.ii Liio iviiuioiu u.t.l.ciui
iioao to the paten ol black tasieiuxiy
einbro.dered by the aesthetic school
girl.
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Three Indians died recently at
i.ake Labarge and nine others were
.akcn ill fiom inf uenza. They are
o dng cared for by the authorities.
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c A A S . G O L D S A E A N & C O M i' A N i
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
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, , presenting ll.e lo.towmg quotaltons. >uu lu *«
pa, v*hat qaove. It the marnel advances utter the tssaanee o. Hu.
cutar we g.ve the stopper the octet.t o. the ...cease, U-uh request *.
»,C pteased lo Keep jou advised oi market changes.
Heat .11 mind that because o. ou. po..e, u. d.a..nK dire. "'th lh.
trade* aitu uapp.-* we can altoiu >u. anu du. 1 A l l*»b UiOli .*
rillcEjv FOR AUiAS UA ALL KINDS.
. * la.UO 10 » dU.UU
l.la.U Hear. ao. 1 anhe, ^ „ 2j.««
Co,oles, Extra Large ao. 1. - ui.«o
A ox. Cross—Lai ge daiK — •—
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* Fox, Red — Large Dark - -
oU.oU to ba.UO
A or, »» hue —.—....-•••
Fox, IS.ue; A'liccs vui> acioruuig lc 10.01
ij.dU 10 .UU uUU
quality prices average lioni •• -
A ox, Stiver; Vie have a big outlet lor .hlvci
A ox and guarantee lop pi»ci» i«n same. AAe
sun* to stup us >our dhut 1 oxes and we win
show sou we arc mere wun lac good*, dues
. . — ioO.OO lo 650.00
range l rum
F.m.*r, Large Dark_ 7iS‘u0 lu Uo ^
Mink, Extra Large .No. I Dark 12.00 io lb.00
Muskrat, l-all Alaskan Large No. 1.- 1.20 to 2.00
• Lynx, Extra Large a\o. 1---- 40.uu io oo.oo
Land Uuer (Interior) -- oO.OO to 40.00
Land Otter (Coast)--- 20.00 IO.. 27.50
White W easel, Large No. I- 1.25 to 2.00
W olf, Large No. 1 Cased_—-- 25.00 to 30.00
Wolf, Large No. 1 Open__ 18.00 to 25.00
Wolverine, Large Dark __ 20.00 to 25.00
Prices above quoted are all for number one beat grade tun*. Lower
grades inc.uding pale skins priced in proportion.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUr AC l*
UKED i- URS IN THE NORTH v» ESI and all we ask ol you Mr. Shipper
is to give us the chance ol a trial shipment and we will convince you that
,e pay more tor lurs and make quicker returns than you can get any
where in the country. We ha'e been in business in Alaska lor 36 years *nd
have built up a very exleiis.vc trade. We sell nianuluciureJ Curs in dll
parts of the United States, Canada and in a great many European Cities.
By shipping to us ^ou are not only helping an Alasken mdu»try but
>ou are limping yourself to build up a business that belongs to Alaska.
We eliminate the middleman entirely as we buy direct Iron* the trap*
I er and trader and sell direct to the consumer, thus we are able to pay
you a better price than you can get elsewhere. WE MAKE RETURNS
HIE SAME DAY SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED.
If so desired when your shipment amounts to $100.00 or more, we mil
wire our bid and if nol entirely satisfactory you may wire at our expert
and we will ship to any place you designate.
All we ask of you is lo be fail with yourself as well as with us and
.take us a trial shipment, tile result will make you a steady shipper
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References;— Any Bank in Alaska, The B. M. Behrcnds Bank Juneeu,
National Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash.. Dexter Horton National Bank
of Seattle.
BUTTE, Mont., M»y 7— Whcp
GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
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Assure Y«’ur*i!l of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
DITAu r.MTNT OF TIIK INTFKIOu
AlasUan '.necrinj; Commission
T o.'*, • i\ and arrive at Seward a
follows:—
v rV A. id. Wednesday and Saturd'i)
. iwoo'icvclt. Tunnel, Girdwc d
Anchor;, go. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mor.
lay and Thursday.
<\v efimis at Anchorage on Morula)
and Thursday at ba'JO A. M. foi
.Matar »ska, Wasilla, Houston. Fa! ,
. ,vtna. and on Wednesday and Fri- '
d; >• at v.*H) A. M. fer Matanuskr,
l.-':a. ar.d Chickidoon.
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.'inner sened on the Seward— An
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