Our Washington Weekly News Letter
W . *hiiu-!on I1 (' >ptcial Correspondence'.—That iho excess pro
Ms l.:\ is real!> a consumption lax w is one of the assertions made ill an
» •-!.••! . irstr tilt tor the repeal of ihe excess profits tax and lite sub
slitutic sales la\ rit .'Hii> presented l»> Hon Jules S Ifaclie of New
\.rk Mr Ha. 1 i" made .1 rather tmpivssiie introduction to Iiis argu
: : I" n tilts 1 tat he recttitlv saw a l.iie suite of offices vacated by the
-..naceu ■ tit ot .111 important imliisirial concern which had Rone into re
»•«>».. r»hip. winch offices were immediateh occupied by a firm of "Tax
Anions ot:ier th:i -.» Mr Itaehe said.
\i . earitis of the Kinaiic, t nmitfee of the Senate, held recently,
tor IJeeU Stnoot p. tied unt 1 it ere could Ik- no diminution of our
1 n«l that the !■ \ ies of t'-e fn'i::f would lie sreater than ever before
.1 l e soldier's bonus and petitions,
r is r-ads ■ <1 our tiliauees. and that it would be im
> did not understand the SalesTax
t 1 :ui me iod . raiting revenue would have to he
iiii- \i>\ \\T\i.r or -m i: t\\
. iv ill Senator Sniool oil am
,! .... I consider him the Host -
> t it ! • «'Mnn:ry does undor
ttiit us. pwint lo a mistaken
ns\;.iipiiO!i t:t\ the plea that
■ !• ..» oil* or not—are of Utile
■onn> it necessttv Keson must
• :t|vvrs»!t;. .• ir> <■] :n}ou»' 1«> Mini, 'the Sales Tax is ad
;■ mii;>'.< .il Hr. ••s»:tit's vv t'l'O. ami
a tax on consumption, and
i :tr-umt*ui. I Think, comr.td.ii.i
.in I idn'itiinu his stateni'-'ti
::i»m business unless thai lti;s<
he ordinal • proiii must l»e add
And il't-re von have the Cu:i
I I IK I I. I'l.li "INI. t ' \ l't»l \l. M1IM.S.
• ■ ,» l titu to inaugurate some
l<r«i' .< • under a ruling of thi ;
::>• d loss than j yea*. although
is ; p.>r cent. Mr. !
.• money is received. Hip]
i'!i l' tn :t per cent and a re.'
■
-s .ti the Postal Saving
-••rs 1 heir average de-,
■ - from 6.300 as at pros
their hiding plaees hoards
It is believed that tne
It.niris will not only stiniu
v. y intensive publicity should
i.i! to e total of .mr floating debt
»!'.< !: " -it turned out to l>e the fact.
I'. -'.il Savings Banks suffi
: . t . \ i ,-'.erefor mueh less that.
>o ;. ; •»> hank# for the loans ,\
.. progl ot ^ per rent to the
■ «« to the government. The suo
■verv way henefie.al.
Haines News Items
»• Hr*«|. on the T»* goiorii
:>-m ■ mnhy
Rwth the flaines Paokine Co.. anil
• i] i.|»er-itions vour rorroc
'
I':u kins Co . ran nod three hundred
and tl(r. cases of Salmon Sunday,
hut >s not in formed how many the
Chilli at mmpanv canned, hut thf
rami r\ « as working steadily Satnr
day nisht and Sunday.
I" Walker of the biologi
last Saturday evening
•• i li of Haines in the A B
! ..ml u:ive u talk on the proposed
■ v v-1 •* ;tiid fur hill, which was
otitis. Mr Walker had :i
t • 41 the people could have
;>!:•« idea of what it is. He also
- ,! :.<r -i;ccesii.ms and criti.'isr.
i! son • fi 'v criticisms was mad
r. i lie i^wting endorsed the
v :t some reservations, as he
.. lull ;n the right direction.
i'nUTO KM'KRTS W1I.I,
\ 1SIT I OA HO FARMKRn
' - - v. July 21.—Kiffhteen cout:
i-f the state will he visited in
"-\t two months by potato ex
the fniversity of Idaho, car
r. ! out a program of field work
rtners. conducted by the uni
' t..t<: sioti division in co-npet
io'i witl tv county farm bureau
I". I: Bennett. told horticulturist
i-iii#n in many parrs of the Mnti*
:is "Spud" Bennett began the
-oil's activities in Bonner countv
in.:, i-diately after the Fourth, fol
• wing a potato conference in Spo
kit!ii\ July 2. He spent the week of
.'til* 4 to S in Bonner county.
Mrs. Wickwire—If woman was
". v.>n the credit she deserves. 1 don't
Hunk man would be quite so promi
etn in the world's history.
Mr. Wickwire—1 guess you are
right if she could set all the credit
she wanted he'd be in the poorhouse.
\\ ASlUNtJTON K1 ».I UTH'\n
The Plate fisheries com mission an
! noutiees now regulations affecting
^ ihp fisheries controlled by the Mate
• >f Washington A bulletin says
In a series of five orders adopted
! today, all rfwliw July 1?>. lHi'l.
J save I lie ope dealing with the T>n
' varnish river, which last named is
nade effective . :■ of d*te June I!».
1 ;ir-re;:chinc changes in tbf salmon
| i«her> regulations of the slate
These changes have to do In large
Harbor and the Ortlumhiu river and
its trihutarit-i in the state of Wash
the fisheries hoard in the fishing
where it forms the boundary he
twoi !i Oregon and tVasilwgton l>e
: '1 " >'..t
proimtt.j'ion. so nPO">sar\ to Uip
talis antl IIkihi" "lil'f ri . :> iin.1 in
t»«> fis'ilnc t« only t • I
horot nfor# >j>t>u t<> cowmen iul fish*
Harlmr with Kill nets. set net*. punnd
nets or (rajis and hook and linos.
Tin- tli'-v oril-r prohil its : <■ ps'ab
tions in i! - harbor.
rhun«>'d ><> t jt if ler ti p new or
ders salmon t:;ay i •- taken lietwpen
September 1." and N'ovptnber 15 and
whilf fro- J>st 1 September 15
-
lowing.
Order Nu: '»t mv « us wnn 11
there to the use of Sill nets, set nets
pound n"is or trnpsfi and hook and
linos, and siili-:itutin5 new seasons
when fi-liine may lie • arr -*d on from
those new existing.
The new fishing seasons are from
August 13 to Nov. 2i». and from
Jan. 15 to March 15. Fishinp is
curtailed in several of the tributaries
hv moving the limits down near their
trout hs.
In Willapa Harbor, as in flra.vs
Harbor fish trap locations which have
been in exist* i ce for many years are.
under the new orders of the board
within the area where fishing is pro
hibited.
i Order Number Seven closes to
salmon flsning the Puwamish river
;ind its tributary, and that portion
• >f Pupet sound into which the Du
i wamish enters. Una tod south and
east of a line drawn from the Pu
wamish Head bell bouv in Seattle
| harbor to Four Mile rock in or near
Seattle harbor, sate that persons
n»y lake salmon for U elr oim or
finally reji'Cled 1 • ihe I'niiod tf'aics
st-nate maki'- it inipos-ilile for the
i|tiest on. fcevmfilipfis Iliey wifl hold
.1 hearing on Mnndr.v. June I", oom
iiipncirR at l» rY '.ok i. m in the
Alaska Iteme of Interest
KEEP MS
il'ilis l.elp Ombi kt-^? yo.;;.?. Hero's
med;c;i for : o past two years, w
: oe last us
overllfling that af.PcTc-d c.y kidneys.
I had severe pain in t r- lower part
was with my kidneys They dn't
and Iliere was inflaniatiuti in r.i.v
Madder. 1 had tried a known kid
' uey niedicincs. hut i ? • did me bo
pood. Doa::'s K dv.oy F.lls d:d the
work for tne. 1 liava been entirely
free from kidney a; J bladder tro;:
i i>le for ti.e past two years." ((Sta;e
! n:ent piven February IS. 1S1C).
i On December 4. 1S19, Mr. Howe
'said: "I never s a chance to rec
ommend Doan's K.diu y I\lis to any
one I hear speak of k dney trouble.
I know from experience, there is
nothing better for this trouble."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Doa't
simply ask for a k:dney remedy—get
i Doan's Kidney Tills—the same that •
| Mr. Howe had. Fostcr-Milburn ;
i Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Sul»i riTK1 for I'ic Pa:!) Ai i-v.in
Finish your dt
a dish of Keller
passed Ice Cream.
' house in bricLs or
?r tomorrow with
Brothers' ucsur
Delivored to your ;
bulk
The Silent Salesman
The printed word is the tire
les« business represents! Ive
ll.al brini:* loprtlicr, the nan
who ha* something to *<-11. and
llie inriy who wishes to pur
>• i • of
THE ALASKAN
who wlnh to do Kome diversi
'•Cs. nur wacis «>t b<*t
-q bv using a
CLASSIFIED
vi >Tier
T<i ("nrc n t"oM fn One l>*j
Ti.kf 0rotes L.WITH K ItKoMO
? signature of K V.. Grov. ; o>
r
p-.:ggis;s rrf u ! r oney if r '■?>.
Blird. -ig or !'"oirudfnc I
:.sta»!ly relieves !tc isp P.'os. n-d
■ii ran got restful s'-:-«p after firs'.
QUiCWO REL.T ■ 3 (J
HI I* \ISTM1 NT of THI INT! Ill !
I ni H I.:tn I Oflii c
minutes N and longitude 1.53 d—
V t". en the line u{ ordinary li ;■•
N 34 degrees 05 minutes E. 21 -
,••3 chaiur tl.ence i "6 09 chair
Cliilkal Inlet: thence meanderin
N. 74 decrees 00 minutes \V. 5.
• 0 chains: t3l X. 53 der:
minutes W. 3 90 chains: c 41 X
22 degrees 30 minutes V 5 00
chains; i.ot X 46 degrees 15 tt ri
mes E. 2.30 chains; (6i S. 69 de
crees 15 minutes E. 230 chains
i 71 X. 69 decrees 15 minutes E
eo minutes E. f 00 chains: t9
X. 30 degrees 30 minutes E.
50 chains to corner Xo. 1, the
place of beginning, containing an
ar»a of 156.77 acres. Magnetic
variation £9 degrees 40 minutes
FRAXK A. BOYLE
Register.
First Publication June 1*, 1921.
Final Fublicstionp Aug. £7. 1921
rum i 'Smnu. cxnrra
Hcrnxzi
\V. H. STOfT
Attorney •( I- » *
l*r*rti<» in alt court*
In Territory cf Aliuka
IMIVfN A.I.ASK A
I»P.. I/. S. KEIXKU
l>cnti*t
V»l Mmlmi Moititxl*
Oftiro Hour- ft-1J a. m.—1-fl p. n.
\In-K.in lintMing ltro»<l«rHj'
SKAi.WAV A I. \SK \
S1\ \f;WAY'S
FK ATI RN \I. OIOTKRS
< .-tn p BVagwoy 5o. >,
moot* •very »»cfmd and
foonh Tnwlay *r*nini;
Mt S.IO o'clock. Vi«it
fnc !•- 'cordially «•!com#.
J. M. K.Mlrr. JL. ■. K*Iler,
Arctic I'.cf-orfler. £rcll« Qii«f.
li. I\ O. ELKS, ®k*c
way Lodge, No. 481. H.
P. O. Flks Tnectt flr»r
find thinl TlintfAaft n?
8 .10 p. m.
Visiting brothen cor
ilialij V'lr-om®.
j. c. vrrx>n. e. k.
r. -1 \ WHEWALL, s»cr««rf.
F. A A. M.
V. 'it# 1 iu L**2fce F X \
\ M. :.o. 113, rr*rt* 2n i
:*nd 4lii SaturOjiy *ve»ln^
»»f #*cb month at R o'Hook.
\ i«ifinj llrelhren ir# *rri
JOHN X. HANSEN, tt M.
T .1 ^ rv.IKh, Secretary
Fraternal Order of
A«r1*. \"o. !*.».
I tflipmal Onlfr «»!
I aplfji, ni^t th« flr*t
Wf silaj night of
•!rii hall on V'ifth Av»
lie brnilicr* In
M. r.. RiX.IR*. tt r.
4. M. I • l io>U;m !i. Sor'y.
• U.i-ka, Igloo N». in.
R 11 .ill fir»t Moml«jr m
! n» S "O p. m.
hi,,i\rrs cnrdiallj w«l
j < rilKLPK. ).
\ u>Tvi Chapter >*o. 9,
1». I*. S.. nie^ra In Ma
}«"«»nic hall, first an*!
'thirtl Friday, of •ach
n nt'i. at 8 o*c1<m k Via
- welcome.
nitric Mart# «p»rk«.
\V<irlh) Matron.
-n" I. "Mvrrmrj.
c pywrffbt ho»kt
- «■» tn» M Hi!
Look \ht li»t
n» you l.svp r*»D
r . J > »o!d K«!l«r
s for t: e Alaskan and
i ptf v le it i» n«»"i
Till Sl\ \<t\\ VY
! uine^r Dairy
H. F. SKFMAN. Prop.
: MILK RANCH
1 *f» lariirM nrnl 1 *»st ron
«!iii trsl dairy in Alaska. .
i> .; v shipment* of pnro
uilk nn.l rro.nm to *li
points <<n Whlic I'a^ A
^ uKon Uotitc.
Cuiicura For All
Skin Irritations
fvvh «••• C>. Soap and hot «rater
toirvc ihcjfc-rc-- M irr.puntiea and follow
^ 8, . pp stton ct CuticBnOiM
I ' .i Thcv are ideal
i:.: the t Del. as is alsoCuiiatfaTaicum
B»wiihWrr*»*!TMail P«tlr«r*lAV
. .to-., Kl,«»e4I *»m T
S k- 6 fete
JBS" Cut i: tsr* Soap iktrnwukovl »■»