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The Alaska Weekly Poet
Published Daily. Except Sunda >> and Holdlayn
By
GATEWAY PDHLISIIING COMPANY. (Inc)
ELMKK A. FRIEND. EDITOR \M» GENERAL MANAGER
Harry N. Hobru, Pmudeot trank L tiaimine, Sec.
taar«c •• MO^nd-fliM rr attar ,'MpUoibrf !, Ihlk. *1 ik* I *t Seward. Alaska.
tiadar Act of March t. IH?h
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Editorial and Huainea* O llive—telephone Main 71
MbMbhK OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
1 hr Associated Pre»» ia exclusbel.. entitled to the use for repuhlication
uf all nrn • ditpaichea credited ol it or not otherwise credited In thin paper
• ud alao the local news published hereto. _ . _...
The S«*v aril Chamber of Comm** c'
will elect officers at a meeting a *xt
Friouy night. All business men and
others interested in the city sh*> lid
; tr* :nl the meeting, pay up oa u i»* ;
,*>r seveia! months ami get togoti ci
\ r i u* welfare of this community.
delegate lirigsby. act 01 ding to
t *'1 lull c»*s received b\ the (i.iti'"*ij.
a 111 mh .1 introduce a b;il covering the
object of better steamship service to
x . -K*a. Hotter mail service should be
i«*x hided. a> everybody i> getting ti •
. tii«* freight system of Hurleson.
The Vmhorage Kepublican Ch.b,
t o real h publican club of that city
at a meeting on February 1st. at
which » hty members were p»vs**n„.
unaniimni'ly endorsed .Jack ('hovin !.*»
national committeeman, to run against
• u x .1 *.li*i it»* Charles K. «l •*
•t.tt. Chovin is a business man of An
chorage and it i.> said la* "ill c*i»*« y
i <H>k Inlet by an overwhelming major
son mo
i/LbULl _ l«v
Hamlins* MicOiiaS.-temstH;tfTrPit«€it
How >ttct* uHkuw am ilootl
no T« 't!f tpnv *l’-* neglect
,r \ ,ll**t *TIC 'Tt
hn • W 2.ir i*OA tV < r I • '«•*>
t: r nrs* * - a imw
«nu .itiijsPpUv an** «*ho ’>c *p
• m*ii n 'lu'tl' iU'lv t« *.. I* >1 tills
k.in' i*• i uw . lit «lan :o» i»f .n»octi:m
I: is n.ihiiu; o noaiiuji ami
on:v \ <ir vc* .>nt imt m<l ntfaui* •
• n (*! s * * ;i: t»- onuses
... • ♦>»• - ,■ n‘rt Ilisr
-c..a:«K *■•<■». t«** * ^ tr•*' t;ev*< .sore h*ef.
- * i s pal.a •; -• r» s earache ..Tid
ttu-r. »v'!ic
(ret if irom fin r^-st* i >r cents. %
f ,e«; r v ’ l c !»• > and
cm v**tr tiiofiCv *a.k *
I've. vonsti; a*\«! Or ha\c sick
.*»* • 2a« I f l •>’ f> W : : .1 L \*cr
" ?|'s .nici^’iit Hie *i’ * ;**!!s, pO
wcuts jc.narnriic ‘
CAMERON’S
C A f E
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Recently Thoroughly Renovated.
-M E H \NDLE ONLY FIRST CLASf*
AiOOOS”
**v\ K 1’NDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
tleanlinega and Courteay
IS OCR MOTTO.
I * I»1V \TE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
( II \ELKS C \MERON. PROP.
WE SERVE EVERYTHING
* THAT IS GOOD TO EAT'
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
t
•t\ at the April primaries. The An
chorage Republican club has usueU
u.e >uppo!t ot' the other Republican
dubs in the Third division. Sherman
i.: . gjn, is the secretary of the An
chorage Republican club.
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• donel Roo evelt has accepted j
phu * on th«* campaign committee . f
' General Leonard W ood »t is annoum -
; i*<i in tin press dispatches. The son i*
now cariving on the wor'; ol’ the With
jer.
When U.» « 1 iaiai lea: it.& 1;«» »a a
!'m • . apnroxim:itol\ seventy five in. •
! lion acres o. oil lands in the western
states and in Alaska will he open***!.
! Hasten the day when th»* hill is h *.* *
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H some of those Eastern maids who
jiv so anxious to come to Alaska *.n
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>vt husbands only knew that our j. * •
<v i w* nor. Ih>h- rt .1. Son. me is. \\ a •
i oncheW. there would he a stunt po !•’
n to the North. Think of* it jrivls!'
i Domrlas News.
\Y II VT YOI SOW. YOK
ARK Borxi) TO REA I1
Services at the Methodist clvirob
last evening wore well attended. 1* oV
lowinor the son*-service.hy the choi^
to the Gahitiors. Ho basest h:s ?e.
from th*' sixth chapter of l'aul*s letter
t«> the G:\fatiov.s: Ho1 hafsed his re
•n^rks on the*words. “Whatsoever a*
man soweth. that shall ho also reap.
This is one ef the mo*t fundament?\
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TOURISTS ATTENTION
When in ANCHOR AGE stop af the
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heat
New addition, best rooms in Alaska. Hot and cold running water and rail
belts tu each room. Private baths. Prices to suit all guests.
MRS. FRED P VK SONS. Proprictoress.
l ake one to bed
Tonight
\ hunt look Hot Water
Hot tie
Ihev are guaranteed t\Vo
years.
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We also have a cumpUte %
line ot other Kubher Gomr> -
in the Kant leek lino.
SEWARD DRUE CO.
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iUi: UKX'M.I. STORK
and far reaching truths expressed u
the language oi* man.
“The » s >n leaches,** said Itev <Yr
ior, “tin «> Mainly oi i.arvest. iVenur.
choose the i*ud of seed we will son,
but should ever keep in ftiijVd, that as
a mar ov. **tli so .shall he also ivap.
“Things do not just happen," diet
K ?v. t arter,. /* vyry ^respll has its
, cause which tho ohsemhp;,111:111 seeks
• to locate." .
In illustration ol his subject Kcv.
Cai*tci .rovicwoil, soine. oj tiiP enus.s
that led to the leceul world war. Tif»
•causes. however, Jrayp, tlieir oil^in ;’«u
’ * rt! .
bac!\ in pre-histonc . tunes, and* We
; may feel certain , tjioy ‘itrose’ out o4
selfishness ;inr<l lefliftittr to tho’
violation of. pi* just ce
• me c> • > Jjoulc! •*. iveiA :
,conduct of nijai. \t wjis.’tlVei'efnr*A
sHde * to not?. only die"net?ner oa;V« s
ifcidiftff :to Uie . •.f.-jatVPMffjht of na*
*vNo' nation,"^aid Re^ ViivtiiV,'
‘iv'cfciun to'by in k entirely*ffre fi-oflft*
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dereliction.o/^l^Vb /
one l**ssor) )lov. t iliter \vij»h£ 1»
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JI NKAL. ALASKA.
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|» present,.* I he follow** Mu..lal.0,,s. we want you to understand «e
pay what we quote. Itrhe market,ud. anew after the issuance of this s.
.alar we *iye the shipper the benefit of the increase, tpon requWt we
tai; be pleased (• keep vuu. *id'ised of market change*. ^ . ....
Hear in mind that because oi out pol.dy W
trader and nuppei we can afford to, and*do.. ,RA\ UfK/HK-HK..
PRIPKS FOR FIRS OF ALL KINOS. '** , • . . X * ‘
..vL No I . . ♦ «3.0«to$ n*.M
lilact. I** »i, . ^ 20.00 to 25.00:.
‘ K*tr. UtpN • ■ mM
‘"'•r, • I'" , ,: 0.00 to 60.00
I o\. Ret! — Large Hark •.
, Sv.wto 6*>.0Q
i or. While ~ -•*.-** T; ;
1 o\ Biue; Prices vary according to color ,
quality price** average from . - to 208.000 ,
Box. .silver; We ha>e a big nutlet for Silver
|’o\ and guarantee* top prices lor same. Be
>ure to ship is your Silver Foxes and we will*
whow \uu we are there with the goods. Prices * \
range from s>o.uu
Pisacr. Large Dark, . • -- ----75.00 to !2a.00
Mink. l.\tra Large No. 1 Dark . - V- 12.00 to 10.00
Muskrat, lull Alaskan Large No. i. 1.20 to. 2.'90
I \n\. I \fr.t I g| gf No. 1 10.00 to 00.00
l. iiui ON« r (Intenoi > .‘.0 00 to 40.00
1 and i - i oast) 2d.00 to 27.50
\\ bite V' I arg« No. 1 1.25 to 2.00
W oh, Large No. I C ased — ■>*. •* 25.00 to 20.00 *
Wall. Large No, 1 Open . u~* 18.00 to 25.00
Wttl'. ru. 1 m m L.itu 20.00 to 25.00
Prices above quoted ard\*\11-• fo«'number one best grade furs. Lower.’".,
grade* including pale skin* priced hi proportion. , ’ v v*. ;
WE YKE 1 HE LARGEST \)KALERB IN RAW AND MAN Ur ACT* <
fi;i D I'l'KS IN' THE NORTHWEST and all we ask of ymi Mr. Shipper
»S to give US the cham* of a trial shipment and*we will convince you that '
we pay more for furs and make quicker returns than you can get any- *
where in the country. \\o have been in business in Alaska for years and
h oe built up a very extensive trade..,We sell manufactured furs in all
parts of the I’nited States, Canada ah(f in a great many European Cities.
I tv shipping to us >ou are not only helping an Alaskan industry hut *
%..u are helping ydursetf to build up a busing that belongs to Alaska. *
WV eliminate the tWidcfeman entirely a* wV buy direct from the trap- *
per and trader and sell diy«rt to the ' consumer, thus we are ftble to pay *
you a better price than you can get elsewhere.*•;W£„vMjAKE RETURNS
m; N\\;t; gA\ SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED.
If so desired when your shipment antouhfs to $100.0,0 or niore‘ we will *
wire our hid and it not entirely satisfactory you may wire af mir expense *
and wn will ship to any place you designate. .
^11 we ask of you is'to he fait " with you wK asNiyell as with us and *
make us a trial shipment, the result will make you a steady shipper. \ *
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References:-*- Any liaise ip.jAtyska. The B.'M. Behrends Bank Juneau, *
National Bank of Tacuauu.Tacoma, Wash.. Dexter Horton National Bank *
ol Seattle. •
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WE ARE TOO
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To Advertise All
ol l he Choice
Things We
Sell.
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to leave with his hearers, was the
l truth of the statement that whatso
ever a man aoueth, Quit shall lie a'.. >
reap. The harvest is absolutely c
tain. • *
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:i !>.TIO.\ VIKKS FOR
EX—SERVICE MEN CAN
HE ffAl) AT THE GATEWAY
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Edioor Daily Gateway:-*
The governor’s of faro is compiling i
roster of all men who seryed tlv i
country during the gn at War and \vi*o
were residents of Alaska at the time
they entered the -serveie. .
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, In order to get the desired inform* •
tjqn, jve .'have pigpaivd -a question
na;iv and aro Sending It to every man
/hose* address is known to this nff.ee.
iL*i t *Jtv
Hut as* rtianv of the men can.not !»•'
a .
.le^cried,'We live* requesting your co
•ipefatibh in viging publicity to the
questionnaire.
Wii1 you kindly publish -the fact tl: '
,vb rlesi fe the* address .of * every e\
(, If*. • • * •
. ervice man. whether-'or not he i> in
.yuskamr Outsidn • • *at the proovt
time?*’Upon receipt of the addresses,
quest: opnaries will be forwarded \n'
thein.'T am also taking the liberty of 1
5 • v • .%
-.ending you a supply of the question
naira* and ropiest that you advise ov
service men that a copy may he se
cured at your office.
Vour cO-bperation will be greath
appreciated. ■ (». F. Cramer.
Scere.tSU y.to the Governor.
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NEW FISHERIES
COMPANY FORMED
FOR PORT WEEl.S
Ti e Salt Sett Fisheries, incorpor
ated under the laws of the stilt” of
Washington * with a capltol of $350,
»00 at a par value of $10 a share,
aas been financed sufficient to allow
Die company to start canstructipn
•>f a cannery at Port Wells, accord
mg to officials of the company.
. The officers of the company an*.
Harold Buttcnvorth-, president; Kd
wai*d Rowan, vice president; Hugh E
Eorbctt, secretary* treasurer. Trusif f i
ll. Rutter worth. Edward Rowan, Sam
m»l Asp and Alex Flird.
The company plans to operate a
vWO-line cannery during the 1020 rea
son. Roth Butterworth and Asp wore
'ormerly with the Nellie Juan cannery
m Alaska, and are experienced fish
men.
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WTHORAGE MEN LOCATE
MINES IN HYDER REGION
A number of Anchorage men who
stampeded to the Portland canal dis
rict have joined in locating a group
ifJdde claims on Texas creek, a
tributary of the Salmon river, on the
Vmoriran side of the boundary line
Vs^ays from samples of the qua^'
bund on the surface give as hign as
.*>48 per ton in. gold and better-than i
hundred * dollars in silver., The lo
cators found the prospect too lat» to
•do any work this year, but will start
development when the snow goes off
in the spring. Among the locators are
Jack Sutherland, Captain Max Nelson.
Jiillie Nevell, George Foy, F. E. Kruse.
Thomas, Harrington and Blondy Char
lton.
Knowledge of the prospect was
gained from an Indian packer, who has
lived m -the country, for a long time.
The boys treated him right by locat
ing him in on the group.
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The American legion basket ball
team recently won from the Kassan
team Hy a score of 24. to 12.
Jib r *’• . ,
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Main 0
! Ihe Seward fsews Company
5 EEOKHE PHELPS
HookselLis. Newsdealers and Stationer*
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_nPACIFIC: STEAMSHIP COMPANY?
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
FEBRUARY 9th.
Com pun) reserve* right to change schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.••.Seward Alaska.
ALASKA «
SAILING SCHEDULE
I
ait From
SKATTLK
STEAM Eli
L)u<*
SEWARD
Due Lv Seward
Southbound
Feb. 10
Feb. 20
Feb! 29
Aiametia
Alaska
Alann da
Keb. 17
Feb. 27
March 7
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
Maivb 7
A. H. McDONALD, Agent.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. H. A. BLYTH
Dentist
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PHONE— Mad., Ill
Office In Bank
Of Seward Building.
OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M. — To — 5 P. M.
6 P. M. — To — 8:30 P. M.
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J. II. K0M1G, M. U.
Office in K. U. Bldg.
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
L. R. C. P. & L./c. S. Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. L>., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: l to 3 and 7 to 8 p .in.
Formerly of Nome.
| FRATERNAL
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L. O. O. M„ No. 1425
Meets every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A_ B. Hall. Visiting Brothers
invited.
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
PIONEERS’Or ALASKA
fGLOO NO. *
meet* on 2nd and 4th Saturday
ach noorPh, 8 p. Pioneer Hall
WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalmers
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. ALASKA.
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TRAPPERS r — TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHA W, INC.,
DEALERS IN RAW FURS
Seattle, * 'New York,
Alaska Building. 1 127 W. 27th Street.
Snip direct to New York for highest prices paid for Raw Furs. Your
shipments are handlod by expert graders and New York Market Prices am
paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your shipments will be
kept seperate in.order that oUr>prices may be approved by you. Providing that
our valuation does not prove satisfactory, the Furs will be returned to you,
transportation charges prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express.
Ship in a dry condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with name
and address. All payments are made by check on the Seattle National Bank,
or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any, to accompany
shipment. . *
SHIP NOW