Site dotard vbaaumui
AND
I'he Alaska Weekly Post.
Publi&hcd Daily, Except Sundays and Koldrtiys
by
GATEWAY lTBEISm Nil COMPANY, (lnr.)
Elmer A. Friend. Editor
Urry V. Hoben. President . Frank L. Ballaine. Sec.
r.t.rad m •aeosd-claaa mattar Maptambar 2. 1916. at tha I'oat Ofttca at Saward. Al»ak»,.
uoiWr Ad of Majvh S. 1RTF
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ivr YK\R In ad v ait ca _ _ |. 3,<H) I'Ll’ MONTH, df !uir*d — •••
THF ALASKA WEEKLY TOST K* mall 1.00 ADVERTISING RAILS on application
Editorial and Business O line —Telephone Mam .1
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Pres* is exclusive'} entitled to the use for rvpunlitanon
•f all news dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in tins paper
■nd also the local news published herein._-i-i.
^ ft
a/F
. ,. EltNAL reconstruction is now big
QCESTiON Vi 2 .Ti THE i .S GOV KRNMKN i.
WASHINGTON, Nov., 30— 11 the great task of iu
ernal reconstruction, the W ar lndsti ios Hoard seems et r
tain to continue in existence and play a la %g( part in t
transformation of war manufacturing back to peace tin
production. This is one feat ire of the government’s pro
gram for easi ig the nation’s business trom the pitch < i
war to the pursuits of peaw without convulsing it in the
process, in a ^easc, the program is tentative, because r.
formulation has jia t liegun. Nevertheless peace is giving
all government agencies in vWashington these days mate
lal tor systematic thought.
Industrial reconstruct! m, next to demobilization of
the army, is probably the m nst important phase of these
plans. How to stop the m mi facture of sueiis, of guns, c f
army and navv suep-iies, w. lout stopping the industrial
wheels which made them, a d to furnish new work ler
these who* as, is a pro’ ’em v hich agencic * of the War Ia
(lusti ies B rh
hundreds * : iw as’rim an . w.nvoreud lradeis who haw
been called to Washington w:!l haw , ^.continue their ser
vices for essential peace wo k, or srbstitutes for them to
U* found.
v u •* ;•; AgMjf/
wu.-—k~jS-. ! .e.iJP'
An All-ynr- round
Soft Drink
for the Blue: takers
Our boys in the r.r.vy -.joy their
Bevo. The esteem in Y.ch it is
held by the entire Kr ; Depart
ment is dearly indica d by the
fact that it is sold and. served on
all U. S. vessels and ? i training
camps. Afloat cr ashor , yet v;i!l
find Bevo unusually ; e freshing,
good an .l healthful.
Soft in ti'.e strict :t r. but a
thoroughgoing man’s '.’. ink. Try
it by itself, or with a i itc to eat.
Served everywhere- -fcuri'ie •
supplied by grocers, druz.$irts
or dealers.
Manuf »«*t»irc<i mi t» »tlr<i exclusiv !v by r,Tw
Anheuser-Rusch, Si. \*oui» rr
►
WH1TTEMORK & MAKGI LLS
Distributors SEWARD. ALASKA
i
Manufacturing plants which now look to theWar In- j
dustnes board for assistance in obtaining materials andj
i winen ui turn comply with me foreiiul suggestions of tlie
Board, eventually will call on some government agency to
guide me,. Ui ung the progress or facing about toward
peace production. me \var industries Board is the on .
i ag\ ucy equipped with the machinery and supplied with th.1
■ iiuorniation to give this guidance, f or that reason, the of
, ieia.s in ciosesi touch w ith currents of ideas within t;
government insist that the war industries Board will co
Untie in existence indeflnliely.
Officials intimate that means will be found of co:
tinning tlm current pians tor eliminating strikes, of gi
ing labor greater voice in the management of imiustrim
plants, and ol emending both labor and trade ieneraiioi
to promme collectiveliargaming. They suggest that the!
i government, tiuough the war Finance Corporation, me
! aid in tlie cmiveis.o.i of iud istries from war to peace loo,
ing, reversing the existing priority of war enterprise .
Ilailnr.nl transportation, industrial production and ocean
shipping must be co-ordinated and supervised lor a fc .
years after peace comes as they have been during the we .
m the opinion of government leaders. Employment age. -
cies, universities and schools, churches and other soci :
organizations must cooperate to facilitate the placing <
returned soidii rs in the occupations where they are be t
fitted ami most needed.
T,. do r.li tiiis, it is tlio k'ium in many oUiciai circles - >
Wasldngion tit: t most yovoi macnt agencies which hav.
sjnuny tm (luring the war continue to function for hide
ini* . l'h; . include t e War IndustJes Board Sh
,;unr lioam, W ar i’rade B »..rd, Food and Fuel Admim
t rat ions, War l.anor l>oa» i and L lie Y»ar Labor Lobe*
iioard, nmueious divisions uf the Council of National D.
,o iso, W as I mui ce Corporation, and many other cornu *;
Tv! a. ;e leios. b to id ilroad Administration has Cl monL
vO n\3 after peace is sign* unless future Icgislatim
.. .mad cnaii • ex*sr.ag ])l: ns restoration of raii.oads
private c-mir d. The lieu Cross si oung Men’s Christian f
mk»;; lion War Camp*('onusunity Service, ami similar i
st.tuJmas will haw big werk to perform in conjunct^
Wiili the government.
In realization that the question of how to accompli;
all there complicated matters will be as big a question t
that oi how to make war has been.
ihesident Wilson has t.Lcussed the questions of into
nai, well as internationa reconrtiucLon, with a few a
visois, end u is understood that it was at his suggests
aiat tlv t ouncdoi National Defense went to work monl
ig.) fit lering information ironi all departments and bt
aus oveerning their capabilities is peace-time bodi(
oxicnsi. 3 bibliography , several chests full oi reports, an
j numb r of charts, have been . .athered together for t!
use of any agency which may undertake to formulate i
govei mm Ms reconstruction program. No effort has bee
made by the Council's officers to suggest policies, in.
leseareh work has been done largely by Walter S. Gifion
and Grbsvenor Clarkson, director and secretary r v pe
ively of the Council. Mr. Gifford has just returned fro.
Europe with info •mntiou on tentative reconstructs
Mans of the allies.
NEfJRO STICK TO THEIR JOBS
A “standby-thc- job" re cord deserving of recognitio
has been made by Frank Harris, a negro employed by ti.
American Rolling Mill Co. of Columbus, Ohio, who ha.
worked ev ery day this year except two days in Januar.
one in Feb) ua: y an i one in June — a total of Z39 days o;
i f i' 13. He has been con? inuonsly employed by the coinpan;
since October 1,1901, and wears a 10- year gold scrvic:
button.
The four days he has taken off in 1918 have bee.
i more tlian made up by seven and a quarter days of over
: CiiliJ \» V/i IV. #
Ainert Jones, another negro, worked 111 consecutive;
j days — V days a week — without losing any time, fro
. larch 30 to Augu d 19. He i >ok b days off, beginning Ain
u t -v) to go hunting, but is working every day now.
These men work on tli'1 pig-casting machine, an
i stuck to their jobs dui ing the hottest weather.
! -
import r.t'«J vrioe l:rt, icsu' <1 31 pvt *y ciia< (re i:* tl Fur Market. w
h-(> It iaoomcUiinjr more tbanmorely “sttmethinir tore^d.*’It is ilieudvis
r <>-, fri«*nd.'ind sizn post to flic r;8(H road Jo reiinbi*' market info’rutUon jy
r. ■ d accurate marketquotations "(Blje fc’bnljfii '*l*tUi:vr is received bv j
hundreds of ti uurands cl t.-apoeru and Fur shtpnors all ovc*r No-in f
I \ morion. Never was s neriou-i ir.iastntr v.ientn « fact** nublishe 1 f*.
,s*r trbubrrl £htj>;irr** and thie „-har»ct:r of nreuracy and rellubin'v y.
;>■» d'>mnntitratru that such information is rinoiitdy ‘ * 5
•er i»ful trapper and Fur ehipper. You >h 1 rid read u ur tyhuurrl (
«*.'• Ip^rO -wo want your name on out* nuiilinir iwt. •
/ i'ii /.6oee C oupon /VOW—and Mai 1/—A T O • w£*
A.E.SHUBE R-T. //ve. i
/*f e/I^Gf.v; hCUir IN 1HE no Rip DEALING t^CLUSl ELY U \ •
^ AMERICAN RAW PURS '
V. XJ-17 W. AUSTIN AVI - CHICAGO. U.S.A. .
v, u*' a :*:a' t ■ -v) V’v
z: ~
r:
•«
«*•
£ /M 7» V’ *2 r ,;«1 / 4 * 1*
5 \A' * ":'r' ' j '•••'■" kT
~ D w *> J. 4/- jL 1 i . • ■.1 ■ si, .4.. > ✓
^ ~ . iz
mm
rz
I 7 ' ITA|I ' « ‘ XT
1 i ¥ Cl 2U JLd. J£ . •;
*«•
I V'flir* p '•
mm
r- uiaiiiHunnii: ia«m iianaa
The Sev.clC. h .Mr; a Gc
j (iEOU'JE EHELi'S '
! , 1
. *•
i c r i *
<Iw S«-< > H "*i W* W .».**. i ^ t •*•
M SEATTLE
. \. 2 S . i .i a ) v*! V i
r> . Mi i
'.[{ \l.s !!i iI.I• 1.Ai • v.*v ard
I
?
r> j; •
~ —_ k> i J i \
' A;S ' " , on,,. axi)
'! 111 • 1 - •»
’ • • ■ • < ■ . ■ . „
•J «■ / • / - r > ‘ | ft •'
);•>. • * 'j *' iLit
ALWAYS
i . ‘ •- , . • , ’!
MAKE THE NO!
HEADQUARTERS \ ’ XT A Si.,».■•.! \
ALL OF THE NEV.'S OF THE V, >KLD, HAJLY.’
Read -the SEWARD GATI
Covers the local field an he entire
World, Associated Pre s Service,
ALL OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD. DAILY.
Elainc-Kogeno and pearl oil ;»t *.
L. Graef’a. tf.
-*
Evcnrude motors and r pair c y
at J. L. Gracf's.
- - >— ♦% - - •- -
Gasoline and distilale at .1. I. Craot’V
tf.
-♦
READ THE
GATEWAY
ALL OF THE
NEWS DAILY.
; waso- ' • ¥11}
*' y y jm r.p • ' v+\ C7 -v**'T i
■[• 1 iV i *^1 / i
*
Phone Main 1 57
i ~"T .::: i
Advertise in The Gateway.
/«> . rr*} o
:'ud S £i%y^^2i2j
/ «ex*.i\
■■ »
. *v»r
*.