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The Alaska Weekly Poat
Published Daily. Except Sundays and Holdinys
By
GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
HI MER \ FRIEND. EDITOR \ND GENERAL .MANAGER
Harr* V. Hobea. Preardent Fra,,k ** Ba,,a'ne* 8ec*
EaUrtd *. -vond^l... m«tU* Slumber I. 105. .t the Po.t Offlc* »t S«w.rd. AI..U
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MHMBER Oh TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS .
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the u,*‘ f,,r
»f sll news dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in this pap.'
and also the h»caJ news published herein.
t h.inneU of llusint'v' and liood ^ ill.
t ongre» Ini' belore it a bib "him
ha*' lor it" purpoM1 the opening ol na
vy radio station- t > commercial use.
l’hi.- radio system is the finest in the
world. Ihe passage ot the pending
measure would place at the disposal "i
th* American people vastly needed fa
cilities tor communication with many
foreign nations, with the orient in par
ticular. It would also aid powcrtully
in the maintenance •>{ international
business and diplomatic relations, sir.
». these depend hugely on the uuder
-t riding that comes from th*' free ex
change of information.
The nadequacy of our present means
t»r * • iimtmication with the orient i
notorious. The single existing cable l;
i catiy overcrowded with business
The >ei \ ice therefore is slow, while
rh# ales ire so ha h that they con*
,u», %t '‘ievous tax on those who
m ; t i-e n oftc n. field t is imperative
or* mm | to '•*♦* it' ousiness anil it
i a-oi. diie. aden Kite agencies of com
muv e * on. Navy radio station.' d’i»*
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ng the war peifotmed invaluable see.
vitby sending to the orient the of*
final news service setting forth Am
erican aims and tin* progress of Am*
. r -an anus, thu c»> interacting much
unfpendly propaganda. Now that
peace has come, the necessity of keep
ing open these great channels ot in.
ternational understanding i in nowi.e
diminished.
At present, according to the tepti
Recently I'horoughlv Renovated.
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The Uexull Store. •
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niony **! well iiilornied witnesses, our ,
coin.try has an invaluable asset in the
g tod will ol the Chinese. Men ol all
1 fij sses, from the statesman to t!ie
nicivhar.t and the coolie, feel kindly
toward this nation because the} be
li. ve, and have good reasons for l < -
licving. in its justice and disinterest
o-lee.HiT it is assuming too much
* t«> conclude that this great asset xv li.
not he redtin <1 by lack of adequate
means of c mniunication. The proposal
! to open the navy radio stations to
j oninio' .ial business points t<> one 01
I tlu* most « ffectix’o methods that comKI
• be dev’>ed to place the l nited States
in close touch with the.far cist and
othei broad regions remote fiom out
1 shores.
\ J\ o: atos of the hill point Mil 111:
rnii t’ne navy stations are m oned to
c mmercial business the lint s'. rrubo
jvstoi.^ in the world “.'ill ho scrapped (
f * f y i
t»r otherwise made useless . I he de
‘ 'nan*i or commercial facillities, they
jav. will ie tom* cause stations undei
private entro! to he elected, and that
will nn an constan* interference with
a »rial ines>au» s and greater expense
,t* the mk’ic. Certainly there is no j
’ m»od of such duplication and there .s
J mtv ki ‘at need to avoid the dclna\ 1
j which providing duplicate lacilitie
would » mail. Chicago New d
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Services in tho Methodist church
i were held as usual last evening. I lie
choir conducted tho sonjar service a
sisted by Mr. Kngberg soloist.
Uev. Carter read for the scripture*
lesson a part of the last chanter oi tit*
book of Joshua and took lor his text i
these words: “Choose you this dav ,
whom ye will serve.”
“Everyone who amounts to much.';
said Kov. Carter, “has some strong
attachment. It may he to some person
who .stands for an ideal to whom on *
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SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.,
Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seattle, New York.
1 Vlaska HiiiMinc. 127 W. 27th Street.
! \\.* do business direct with you and solicit all Raw f urs. All shipments are
handled by expert graders and New York Market Prices are paid on correct
grading the day received. II desired, your shipments will he kept separate in
order that our prices may be approved by you. Presiding our valuation does
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is attached, or it may be an attach
ment to a put pose to accomplish some
desired end in life, but whatever it
may In* the strong attachment is n< < -
essaty to marked success/
As an illustration of this truth the
character and life of Apostle Paul was
used. “Paul”, said Kev. Carter, “was
a strong character, he had a stiong at
tachment. In early life this attach
ment was to the religion of the Jews
as represented hy the Sanhedrim, and
in this time of his life he shows the
strength of his character in tin* ef
forts In* made to support the religion:!
views hr then held.
"Pater on. there came a new light
into Paul's life, and here,” said Kev.
Car* / . we see another trait in Paul’s
character, In* attached himself to and
followed the. best light he* had. and
when new light came, even though
through a very hard experience, I an'
was not the man to fight for the old
way when a new and better way had
been revealed to him. In other words,
he was not disobedient to the heaven
ly vision. He ever followed the best
light that he had. which leads to th •
highest type of character and tlv
best service.”
“Thus”, said Rev. Carter, "must
each one choose the attachment b.\
which one will hr led, if it is pleasur*
it w II he found for a time, if service
to mankind and the highest ideal of
character it can he attained.”
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E. W. (biffin is aboard the Admir
al Watson for Halibut Cove with a
largo .shipment of salt and barrels. Mr.
(biffin is in the herring buisness and
already has a crew at Halibut Cove
ioad\ for fishing which starts withm
a couple of weeks.
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