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CROWD OUT FOREIGN COaL
During me coming summer efforts aie to made to
crowu ioieign coal iroin tire Alaskan coastal markets
by subsai’uLing not omy a coal of higher quality, but at
a price caicuiuieu m jusnxy me puouc m giving prexer
ence 10 me Home prouuced pi oduct.
Hitherto an euuno nave oeen advanced along sen
timental lines arm an appeal to home pride. It has been
found that the average man will buy in the best and
cheapest market, that when it comes to business, senti
ment has no place, and that market must be fought for.
Material aid has been given the coal industry in the
cheaper rate from the coal fields to Seward and tide
water. Improved mining facilities, and deeper-seated
beds, giving increased hardness makes it possible to pro
duce coal superior to any imported into the Territory.
The coal is being cleaned and waste eliminated. There is
no reason why every pound of coal consumed in Alaska
should hot be produced here, and it is with that aim in
view that the battle is expected to b.eak this summer
when Alaska, coal miners lead the offensive against
Canadian coal.
Accordin'- U the d'"nnrtment r* one of
the great economic problems of the administration will
be to provide jobs for Oklahoma's ex-Co/ernors.
Gueged bv what the attorney general had to say
about those 18 illegal bills passed by the last legislature,
the present one better keep sober.
inventive Genius—Not Vote
Gave Modern V/oman Freedom
It's a far cry from the old back
breaking days of the household drudge
to the emancipated woman of today.
The antiquated cook stove has gone
the way ot the old oaken oucket.
while the washboard has joined the
kerosene lamp m oblivion Despite
the fact that many women still lack
system in their werk and that some
housewives devote an average of fifty
one hours a week to mending, wash
ing. (leaping and cooking for the fam
ily. the modern woman is practicing
kitchen reform She finds ample time
for outside interests without in any
wav jeopardizing her Job as v/ife and
mother
•‘America is leading the world in
conservation of woman power «ays
President S H Altorfer of Altorfer
Br. thers Company. Peoria. 111., manu
facturers of A-B-C washing machines.
"In no other country has so much
been doYle to release woman from
household drudgery. Science is mod
ernizing the home Not only ha*- it
revolutionized the kitchen out it has
spread from the upstairs guest room
down through the house to the
laundry
"Beauty in the laundry-room is an
innovation But today the up-to
date housewife takes as much pride
in her laundry as she does in other
parts of her house Harmony m color
is found there to match the soft
greens and parchment tans of her
washer Ultra-modern In its square
cut design, the Spinner brings new
joy to what was once a disagreeable
task. One minute for every eight
itOMS y
Pijoe -s I
SOl* /'
, pounds of clothes is all that is li
j quired to keep the entire family spl;
and span Whirled clry in a sat?
smooth porcelain spinning dryer t!
clothes are ready for the line fiul
and clean, with only the minimum
time and practically no expense.”
Blue Monday has become a myth
the mechanically regulated home
today.
lihlON Is \M
OH NOSOil GROUND
B¥ KENNEGQT GOBP.j
i
The Kennecott Copper Corpor
ation has taken an option on the
Charles Nelson discovery, on the
Chlttistone river, according to in- i
formation reaching the Gateway j
from a source reputed to be.
reliable and authentic.
It is further stated that the
corporation has let contracts for
hauling in supplies and will em
ploy a large force of men this,
season.
I
The opinion of Mr. Moffett, of j
the geological survey, is said to 1
have been high with respect to
this ground; that some big mines
would be found in the lime and
greenstone formation in the Nel
son discovery section, and which .
is similar to the Kennecott forma
tion.
The Gateway's informant feels
confident that another big mine,
as big and as rich as the Kenne
•Jott, will be opened up.
DISCOVERER LATE
No word has been heard from
Capt. Heinie Berger, of the M. S.
Discoverer, who was supposed to
have arrived a few days ago from
Seattle and left here last Sunday
for Iliamna bay, the first trip of
the season. However, it is thought
Captain Berger will steam into
port at any time.
PORT OF PS'IT IP j
Cap* A. F. Parkinson of the Sal
vation Armv at Ketchikan, has re
ceived a request for information
concerning the whereabouts of
Carl Arthur Vilhelm Anderson,
iruallv called Arthur Anderson.
The missing man was seriously
'll in February 1927, and it is be
lieved that his illness left him
with a weak mind. He went to
Prince Rupert in April 1927, and;
may have gone to Ketchikan. An-!
uersor. born in Copenhagen in
T)4, is of medium height, hao
dark pair, and speaks English.
•German, Spanish and Greenland
i"h.
rl^g*7 r^i-so iTrog ri oroin
■nent resident on Gastineau chan
nel for about a dozen years before
his departure for the states over 1
a decade ago, died in Berkeley, j
Calif., on January 5th. I
LEDGERS. JOURNALS, INDEX- I
Tin FILES ETC. Schallcrcr’s Alas |
ka Shop.
General Tailoring anc Hati- j
Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen
Phone Adams 91. Peyser’s Tailor'
Shop. j
TV! CARRY THE KES f BRANDS
TE ( ANDY itJAXUF \CTURED If, •
the united states both ini
Tt’3 K AND BOX. The Candy Got j
tage,
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"vrs WTLV-»M HAR.RINO- 1
r',r. T)ist Ox^’ee OCo TV •.; >,
r, Alaska, has made apolica ■ j
tkw in f»e Unitfd Stst-~s Land Of- i
f*r“ at Anchorage, Alaska, srvia'
0719ft. to ente?’ a tract of 'pad as a I
Trade and Manufacturing Site un
der Section 5.?. Act of May 1}, lJWg. •
said tract of Sand being descriue i !
as follows; S E 'A, S W 14 and lot 1.
rest ion 19, T. 6 S. H, 13 W. S. M. j
containing 70.73 acres.
Any and all persons claiming ad- !
verseiv any portion of the above d? j
scribed tract of land arc required to !
file with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Anchorage,
Alaska, their adverse claim thereto j
under oath, (luring the period of
publication cr within thirty days
thereafter, or they will be barred by
the provisions of the Statute.
FLORENCE L. KOLB.
Acting Register.
First publication March 9, 1929.
Last publication May l" lx,19.
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