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Ihe Alaska Weekly Post
Published Dai v, Except Sundays and HoUliays
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GATEWAY prill ISHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
F.I.MKK FRIEND. EDI I OK WD GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hoben. I^reard^nt l* rank L. Ballaine, Sec.
Cater*! »• •*> an * < • »t Sawani. Alaska,
untirr Act of March I. IS7W
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Edit riai and Business O Nice—1'eiephon® Main 71
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is e\clusi\el> entitled to the use for republicatirtn
of all newt dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the locxl new* published herein. __ .
*"i i o interior anil i> a guest at tl*
I < ’ ♦ S wa 'il.
a k \\" e'l. from the sawmill .. |
id 21. lame in la>t night and i
^,'ig it the Hotel Se ' aid.
\. .! Mi v.itt . Kverst Uitzwater an
Klenson. property man lo .. Abi^y. all from Xenana. ar
^ ing • he Hotel Seward whi
' steamei \lame la.
••• • ' ■ * Webster, who arrived la:
Fa i banks o\ er the Non:
ter v at the Hot
at ;h Hot Si i *
K1U n.-on at* •: ■' .'ark I.ean, the mail earlier on th*
a hr iei vi>»t. : tnrod oil to, is in thr city and is *il
Ha!t»* i t ! . t. : Saxton. Mr. I.ean came in on th*
d; > at • • . n ght and i • l fror
intoxicated. ha.> >•« a l .« • " * a> ya jpa<
and cost* h\ T. S. » «> ' ‘ * \j;<s l». IMdaff, private seer#
Whitt e>ey. *. t’an*. I.athrop. the Alaska
A. A. S picture magnat at rived 1
on lost nig!\‘* . ’ ; • Vi*m And •>' •* and is a gee %
am are ngiste • a’ e i! '■ * • •* ,n Overland. Miss f>e Craft* wiP b
the Ain
b-* passenger * on tl A am ‘da tot .l'.* **nn!a.
>tate>. H. M l\ a nev. regi ter ing fror*
Mrs. 1 . • i. ti 'bba’d. on'. th* ! ''* ^ I*. , hi ; iv gilt's trai l
ose mine, can * in on a^r night > ?1|j ;v. m..n.Mg bis headquarters at th
train and is at hei usual headquarters >v,,rja.l4j.
at the Hotel Sexton. I II. Callin. auto dealer of An
J. M. lVmp.-ov. from Sedovia. a'-, k, Vrv% jn ,>p the train la. t
rival on the t’u ac » . a gu« t ijgh* to meet bis wife who is a pas>
the Hotel Seward. ... .. north on the Alameda. Mr. Cal •
C. L. Ca is at the ()vorland.
Id 4 o.l. reached the* city last nig* a tfonatoi* Thomas C. Pric** and wife
Why be c:: isSed to the v/ear you
gc;: 'cn ordinary t oots j
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when y< u rj from “Hi-Press.
This is ::•> i-!j t!..' , 1 t:t a f..-t proven by r.yicrs,
furnu:\; -t. 1 . .*!*."*.» [tors to
Mexico. 4 ’ is i —!c by a i..y end better
methou—1 . v «.-.v - - i - v *AVw«rin } cd\^.
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y Si.' t ^t"K*1 i - *l.i ’ C .T C\ CU i'vil. ..*y t:lv
samel r.dt ■ drich Auto Tires.'l here
seems to be no wt r-o . d tbo boot ij oldcd
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Can’t La!: or come apart—and
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(HAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY
oi Juneeu, Alaska.
OFFER TO TIIK TRAlTliUS AND DEALERS OF THE NORTH THK |
FOLLOW INC HtlCtiS FOR NO. I PRIME FURS:
Lynx, extra large No.I $30.00 to $«V2..»
Lynx, large No. 1 . 25.00 to .10.*
Lynx, small 15.00 to 20.'-/
Mink, dark coast skins 3.00 to 7.«
Mink, dark coast skins, small 3.00 *» •m;,)
.Mink, fresh water • •>*^ *M 10.-u
Land Otter l'2.oo to 15.1
Rod Fox* No. l large 30.00 !<» 35.00
Cross Fox, according to beauty ■ .*0.00 to 100.0 >
Muskrats * * - -7r> to 1
[ Silver and Black Foxes, as to color
j Wolverine • 3.00 In 12.00
I Wolves 5.001 o 20.00
Ship us your Furs! As soon as iccoived we will grade same and wire our bo n
offer. If our prices are not satisfactory we will return the furs and pay tran
porta t ion charge:- <>n same both \\ lys.
References: Any bank in Alaska. Dextor Horton National Bank, Seattle;
National Bank of Tacoma. Wash.
SATISFACTION (it ARANTKKI)
We operate the largest Fur .Manufactory north of San Francisco,
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t'ram Anchorage, are at tin* Ov. r!:u d
on iheir wa\ to .Juneau to attend '1 *
j Ten itoi iai h gi>!ature.
I OKMINC IIVHIv W'l.iC CO.
Mrs. .J. C. Van O dale aniv ! !'ro*
| the interior last night on in i \y iy 1 >
the states where she will organi?** i
hydraulic lompany to dev *hpe ar i
min * vast property in the l\a 1 an:
! li>trict * i>. Van Orddo i- i
•red at h Hotel Sc ml.
1 ’ady wa ti: g for the steamer A’anvv
to go south and oast.
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cool) TIMK OVKK 1C 1C
Pa > angers arriving '’root Audio*
(go made goad time over ti at port; > i
>f the railroad in operation : n‘d v it
dog or ho *se teams, luesdn\ vhei
vas a snow storm hut yesterday was *•.
•right dear day and the tiai! in e>
cello u condition.
MKI.ItorKN'K. -’i) The Am
raliar. go\einment h;decid <! t<> a}*
impriate fi.v million pounds to 1
used foi ill Irmefit of *1 i cha.'god ><»
diers.
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LONDON. i*\ b., 20— (Corre<pon
ilt'iin' of The Associated Press) — I he
P.ishop of Durham has found an b:: -
torical precedent for the surrender °
* the German fleet in the paces of Livy*
That ancient chronicler tells how. a>
an article of the peace agreement
which ended tlu* second Punic war,
Caithai*e had to surrender to Rom *
the whole of her battle fleet.
Rome, the article points out. was
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h* « ivai military pov or and Carti
ige was tiie groat naval power of an
*i«i- Is.’ , ju t a * Go Tn.iny and Englan-:
in modern time.'. Rome beat Caithag'
t!i*' oldiers beat the sailors. In ii «
on 1 i. ‘ Romo i voalecl an ext i a >i
'.ary adaptability for naval uarfan .
and Carthage giave internal weak
ness.
“The Gcrftiaii writers,** the Man
■!' ",* r Guardian comments “antic?
at< d a rdmi1 ar couive for a war 1;
ween Ge*m:u'.y and England.. The\
eu* < r nfident that the German mi1
ary mind applied to naval waifa'-'
vould prove its superiority to th-*
English, and that England, put to tli •
e *, would h* proved lotteli
■;n at illusion.”
Explaining why the parallel of a
ticIixi 1 \ was deceptive, the ’Guardian
proceeds!
“I shulod not too ha tily be assun
| ed that the British Navy displayed a ’
intellectual superiority derived froi
long tradition which no young na\
could hope to <%ercome. We a: * on tit
safe ground it’ we say that the Gei
man navy, unlike the navy of ancien'
Rt me, . bowed itself singularly wood
n and unadaptable. Sir David Boa
ty ha.- pronounced its strategy and it.
tactics contemptible.
“If the comparison of German with
Rome was false, still falser was th *
comparison of England with Carthage.
Carthago was a narrow oligarchy'
tvsling upon a peculiarly harsh sl^v<
system, and defended by a mercenary
armv recruited from all the Mrditer
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ranean peoples. Carthage’s lack ot
freedom was her weakness, and Kng*
hind’s freedom iier strength. Bu* j
g *nth men of the school of TreitschK • j
could not be (‘xpected to see that, for
*hov despised political freedom.”
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PHILIPPINES Bl ILD UP
trade in embroidery I
MAXI!.A. Fob.. 20— Hand cm
broidery has come to provide a prin
cipal industry for the Philippines,
though started a few years ago as
“;-pa:,rt moment” filler. For the year'
qii |]10 opt pvt amounted to $160,000
For the year 1017 it reached neariv
$2 000,000, In Manila nineteen Inn
marked the "O'k of 00,000 person* ii
and about the city. Most ot the wo
men doing this work engage on it .,1
homo.
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PET AIN IS MODERATE
(IGARET SMOKER
PA-RTS. Feb.. 20 - Marshal Petain
is a man of simple manner and simple
tastes, given to no excesses. Meeting
an English friend he offered his ciga
ret ca.e. It contained hut one c;g*m^.
“Take it.” said the marshal. “I have
smoked too much today.” It was noon,
and questioning brought .out that he
had smoked one cigaret since break
fast.
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Feb., 2 • th; o io K 3
or will I/.' o x rate as >> I’reigh
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