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•JC, 1920. according to tli« po»*a.
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tscrlptl3.i» And Advertisements
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1'Uim >« AUln- B. (
EMS GOLOMAN
f--- i Goldman waa one ot t^e |
n, ? , ;• the radical fraternity
; < ■ untrJ". neV'T tools,
>i l»,n lu^rs and was always
r.-.ic.- strif" and teaching an
T'v I'or'td a r,""-r ago to Rus
a v. Vncy she canie shie 1;a^ had
a orranity to Pit infor_
• nion :.i first hand as to the op^r
ii-loti'cf radicalism of which she
, k b,ra a devou: follower. Vn
uur.ac 1} for u''r iIk in this
Hmma don't like " and
8, 1, ,:.k enough to sky so and
,t- i- l ain'.;- ar.d strongly.
the -war she nuts it in'Tl>e
-rkman'% T3T51
rything is rotten h«>re. stat.
Ji ., :;i or suit* capitalism - use
-•u y, u UK>- has deprived men
of *h • li\>t srs'm of liberty. •
st:>te capitalism and
- • i r.lism 1 w ould PTefer
>• form". *
■ -• reii'-edJ" for Bolshevism
• , t- r.>' a journT thru. Bol
...• :<t l.vi-sla; for a large number
t: >;• viho came her* as Pro-Bol
v.:evist« r turned hence as antt-Bol-j
M "Vi#t3 '1 . |
of ours,. Ui0 radicals here w j
alJ ti.is in a fabrication on t"
:>tt 0» the cal-italista of his coun-!
, riUl has any one seen any el
ir.g account from Emma upholding
X ordcr « it '.s in Russia and I
dilatino v.!'on the wonderful advan
tages «n ho had there- Is there
slar grett out wan! trefclng of the
'radicaU from this awful caPital
ridden «:ovnuT to that heaven on-,
rth Rossia?? ^one has Jet hepn
t.,*raid d R,ad ^hat Bruce. Bar- j
t,.n writes about this in th0 X>ece®- j
n-.mber of the American. h*j
intervie"* John Spargo, who is ore-1
a.tablr Ttrstd m socialism, and
knows ih. ins and outs of th« whole
theory ajd PradtiCo of radicalism j
Its a vrcrth article* 0!1d all the i
J-pdid-J thouM read It well as
jBome Ti'ho think along those lines ,
and il > not >-ealiZo "whither thlr
thinking is l.ading them.
"Washington Dee. 3-P^nt-El-1
( Harding agaia defined the use
of the Ma;-flowlr. 1 J
He Wif-'lessul l>anitls ru quoting
tim to thank I>r.^i<lent "^i18011 'or|
the MO f'.ov. r tender and to state
t".;.M &s wli obliged to uravtJ .by1
rail to Washington. |
Jiarding also thaoked UanHs for
liU kindly off-r. _—u.—-' -
Uncle Sam's New Army Program
Is Now In Successful Operation
1. »
Under the hisrry-uP tel"groPhic or
ders sent out by the war department
on Novcmbe^ 9th nil r*cruittj who
now enlist in the Army for a court
iu farming will bo sent to the Vo
'tional iihool of ASrldtilturet nt
CamP Tunis T»xas. unless the s
dier desires otharwise. The famou
2nd. Division, effectionateb" known
as the "Indian Heads" which toved
Paris by stopping th0 Hun along
ithja Paria-MeU ro(ad at Belleau
'Wood and Vajux. is on duty th^re.
' The> telegrams directed that this
division be iwuited to full strength
itnmediat' jy.
SoldiersStudyFarm
ing
| The agricultural /schools maintain
ed by Second Division are amors'
tha bcst-fquipped in the Army.
Courses are Provided in horticulture
agronomy, dairying and animal hus
dandry. rnd a fine irrigated farm
has b^oa bought. where soldier stud
ents mav be turned into scientific
farmer3. . : ? 1
Courses In Horticul
ture
The coarse in horticulture includes
theoretical and practical work in
the growth of fruits, flowers and or
namental shrubbery- In agronomy
It/he student takes up the study of
soils, with sPecial reference to irri
gating agriculture. Great arte»i
wells supply the wat'T necessary.
Study Of Dairy
Husbandry
Instruction in dairy husbundn in
cludes types and bre«'ds of dairy
cattle. Practical work is giv*-n in
judging sto«jk. and visits art. made
by the soldtei® to famous cattle
farmers rear by. The school farm
also provides Practical work in ani
mal husbandry.
Specialists Are In
structors
To the average farmtr it may
irem s '.rg» thkit Unclo Sam's sol
diens are engaged in making the
desert bloom. Iliut this is exactly
wtc.t jhfcy are doing. Adjacent to
the grtat military reservation is a
400-acre farm, under the supervision
of Georre Snow who comes from
.Mississippi Agricultural and -Median
teal colltge. where he taught for
tweh'j yfsrs. Agisting Mr. Snow
is Jo. i I. .\|.'Gregor- formerly dai
ry spec! J list for the Houston Cham
ber of t'ommeroo. 'in dh&rge of the
dePartni-'ut of animal husbandry.
Thoroughness Com
bined With Prac
tical
Quoting Major General P. C. Har
ris. The .Adjutant General of the
Army;
"The :<im of the school |s to give
ea«h soldier in the army as thor
ough, and practical an education as
be is willing to accept; to give him
instruction in any subject that he
deSirts to take; and so to arr«ng9
t?he courses and hours of instri:
tion that his military duties will
not be slighted.
Is Your Heart
All Right
In a y. Cent report the Depart
ment of Commerce the death regis
tration ct the conn try* is given. Tho
compilation comprises 33 states
wheTe these statistics are k«Pt.
They show among other things that
mor® People die of organic heart
trouble than any other disease, the
rates given are those In 100.000
Mid of ihe People dying of heart
tijoubl.j the number is 131.0. Tub
|erC!ulosi4 comes a clc»se second for
in all forms it contributes 125.S
'while I'Eeumonia is a close thirl
with 123. Flu comes neXt with 9S.8
Bj)ightsdis«e^e next with 88.1. then
tan«rr with SO.5 anil so on down
the list.
i'tie g-and total mortality of the
whole registration art,a Is 1.096.436
This rePr^sento n rate of f5.9 Per
1.1000 population and is the io^est
rat» jeeorded in any/ yeajr sinda the
ustabllshmnt of the registration aref*
.It i(s a striking contrast with, that
of IP IS when tjhe rate was 18 per
1.000 due to the epidemiiq of flu.
Taoonia Dec. 7—Donald F. JTaDo^.
il<i th0 prohibition director of the
territory Including Washington ajid
Alaska Ueclares that Alaska is a Pa
adise f 'r bootlegged.
m hia report which is being for
w«~d*d '.o Washington he is asking
for men to oope with the situation.
He miK.es the declaration that fif
ty U-;titggers are operating oPen
ly in Kctohican.
That v.'hiskey is being shipped to
all 03rt3 of the territory from Cau
ada
Did j.-u feel the quake this morn
ing atom 4:30? l A slight tremor
was fe»t in the town.
Tiie Common Council of the city
met last evening.
Re-iliE? busituiis occupied the
tim■ of »he entire session. The sp
•ci'al Cou inittca on Franchise and
lights uiade their rePorHs.
Tlie Installation of water at Hil
lery s was reported as finished ona
leas ic the raaln has been re''airi.
and anoltier one is being repaired.
1 be ti^xt meeting will be held
Dc. 19th.
Tacoiua Dec. 7—Frank Knowles
came home last night and as he en
tered th# house he saw his Parents
with their hands in the cir while
» (robber was Sfiirching tt.h house
for valuables. 3Cnowles took in the
situation at a glanc^ and with the
next b^rcd a hole thru the unknown
robber which resulted in his death.
Anothj- bandit attempted to hold
u<j> and rot the pool hall at Burnett.
Ho met his death in the attempt.
His name is Nick Xagoa a coal
miner.
Berlin Dec. 7—The withdrawal of
Argentina from the League of Na
tions is looked upon in Berlin with
satisfaction. The fact of her rejec
tion something to do with it
ia,nd also the fact that t!le W-P11"
•fs tied nP cso lutaniateJy with tha
Peace Treaty. The brak in the L«a
gi.« '.a taken Germany as the begin
ning off tbc dissolution of the lea
gue
San Francisco Dec. 7—Conditions
in connection with Prize fightB ai:
prize fighters h«we grown so grave
pud so many unspeakable crimes
•haVe b'-'en committed by them and
tteir associates that the Board of
Police Commissioners of this city to
day suspended all prize fight pr rmit
Nick 0 Brien of Bennett, B. C. wh
hais been confined in tho White Pass
hospital tor sevor»l Says paist is to
day reported to be on the raPid road
*,o recovery, and is e^P^ted to; bo
able to return home t-arly rust wee
and resume his trapping and huntin
MICKIt SAYS
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Iiwtne wvit no Mt-srs \n tut
PAPfcO. NO WOW.E'
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§ We use it i&eim
PRINTING j
1 GOOD JOBS $
Vk Give Us M
Yours
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"UndejSi" Is Ready
To Give Office
To Victors
"Uuole 31" Tannery United States
marshal at Juneau and veteran of
ficer cf tho Xorthland, does not feel
blue over th© coming Harding, ad
ministration. Tanner said to the>
Dispatch a'. th.e Fiye hotel this We&k
that ho was r(.ady to turn his badge
over to bis Republican succestor as
soon after March 4 aa President!
Harding could nam® the man.
"It was my intention to resign
this fall,"' said Marshal Tannor "but
tniy health has improved bo X feel
'justified in remaining until next
March."'
Marsnal Tanner was among thos«
who rr.unded the "Soapy" Smith
gang up at Skagwjay. He has been
mayor, cflief of police, chimney Ih
si'ecTor, shay stock: warden. and in
'fact cveOtilng in his hom^ town
o5 SJi?a;r\vay. If® wais a senator^ in
;tlt<= Alassa legislature* and knows
eveTy maD, woman and child In tho I
.first division. HHs h^th hap not
been of tho best for some time. He
is ati'.f vigorous but has "cu^ out"
much of the wine, women and song
experience in life.—A'^ka Dispatch.
SEATTLE.—News of a Promising
gold placer strike in the Cliandala.r
district, approximately 100 miles be
low,' Fort Yukon, was given out by
Allen Ciane of that district, at
the A-las'is Bureau of the Chajmber
of Commerce this city1. J
He reports that the richest pay-dir
in that district has yielded $2715 a
square foot, but even with this good
strike transportation costs and high
provisions are holding the pioneers
of that section from the wealth they
are working so hard for. He soys
they are forced li> ?90 ton as
a general jul0 for frelght shipped
from Seattle to a Point 1500 miles
up the Yukon where they take it by
dog team overland.
Sir. Criiie looks for much greater
activity in the chandalar district,
as $2S 000 has bee& taJcen from ona
creeiic alone.and good pay has been
striiCk on three claims adjoining
this Property, Mr. Crane says that
prospectors in the Yukon country ar
complaiJing against the government'
failure to properly mark tne trails
and he says his experien°e of losing
both feet as the result of lack in
Jua.-if'ugs is but one of the similar
experiences of Pioneers there.
To Cure a Cold in On^ Day
Taice Grove's LAXATIVB BllOMO
CUINIME tablets. Th0 genuine
bears the signature of E. W. Grove
.iO c..nts.
1m Can't Drive a
Nail With an Apple
Poor printing
on poor paper never
paid anybody. Get
work that is good
enough to bring you
good results.
CI Use an econom
ical paper such as
and come to an eco
nomical printer.
That's us. Quick serv
ice and good work at
reasonable prices.
Use More Printed
Salesmanship — Ask Us
t* e
racKa&e is
germ proof
The ends are seilei ™
by cfectricity—so that 2i!
the goodness end flavor
are retained for you.
Each stick is separately
wrapped, to keep it fresh and
clean till rou need it —after
every meal or cisar.
Whitens teeth, clears
throat, sweetens breath,
aids appetite and digestion
— great benefits for a
small price.
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L
And the Fries
There Is more Catarrh In this seclton
Of the country than ail other diseases
put together, and for years it f.;io sup
posed to be Incurable. Doct jrs prcscri: "1
local remedies, and by constantly fa'! r
tu cure with local treatment, pronoujv .
kt Incurable. Catarrt! Is a 1 ■>• 1 1:
greatly Influenced by constitutionr,, n
ultions and therefore leqairei . ■ i ■
tlonal treatment. HaiVs ti -rh il«ll*
cine, manufacturer, by I' J. if
Co., Toledo. Ohio, is a cnn.-t!' tional
remedy. Is taken internally ,-ini acts
thru the Blood on th'*1 V
of the System. One Hub .r i
ward is offered for ray c"."e t at H"t!l's
Catarrh Medl !n : . ; . S n . for
circtuars and testimonial*
FIT. CHENEY &
Solo by Druggist.;. '.5e.
Hall's Family nils for constipation.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR CN FINAL
HEARING
la lie Court of the Comm'^slonir
for the Territory of Alaska„
Dlvi"Ion No. 1- before the Hon. J.
J. F. Ward. Ex— Offlco PrODate
Judfce sjttlng In Probate, at SkaS
way, Prec'i-ct.
Ia th« mailer ot the E3Ute of
GeorKe Mowl, deceased.
Notice ,1s hereby sivea by t'.:e
rt.fsixneC, adi'iiligtrator of the
tate of GeorSe Mowl, deceased, that
a final rePort ,and petition for di^ti-i
butjon ha» fcoen tiled ,wit'a the above
nan i d Court fy the Administrator?
of the above named estate; that the
couxt l3 asked }o s0ttle sucli report
dl"trlbute 'Jho ProP®rly to the h. i
.ivrsaus entil ed 'o the samo aud
discharge the administrator, and th
TL"r*day the 23 .day of Decembe
1920, at 2 [p. m. in the Court Ro
of the above entlltled Co^rt. has bee
fUtJ as the W*® and Placo for th
hearing of such final rePort and Pe
tlllos.
Dated at Ssarway this 27th day c
October, 1920.
(Signed) A. C. Blanchard,
Administrator
First publllcatlon, Oct. 30th. lDH
Final publllcatlcn Nov. 27th. 182
r
: lot If"
JIany n Skagwny Roadcr Will Feel
Grateful for this Information.
If >our back giv0s out;.
UacODifS lame weak or aching;
. Jf u.lnary troubles Set in;
| Porhai'3 yo::r lddne3's are "in a
bad way''.
Dou't delay—us© Doan's Kidney
Pills.
I Herc !s eood evidence of tlieir
j worth.
; Mrs. 11, liry Lar?en 0o5 John Adan
sfir. Or see City Ore. says:"I have
boon ri'ire rr Icss subject to bacJc
otho {or several years. It used to
be so i d 1 <_• mldn't r^st night or da
WJie.n 1 was on my feeti a great
deal n.y l ack would ache like a.
tooUi rii li0. I would 1 ay for hoiijfi
\t night and couldn't get to sleep
on account of the constant rain on
my Kidneys. Jly kidneys were
{very 'regular and at times acted
■too frooly. I fe't all P13yed out
.rid hid no ambition to do anything
Th0 Irjttst exertion mad,, me tired
and nerrous. t'in.ce I have been
tricing t'Odn"s Kidney Pills my back
feels1 strongei" and my kidne>"s act
more naturally. I havo found
jDoan'.i KidnPy Pills beneficial in
every way and can recommend them
to anyfcf-dy as a remedy of merit."
frt< p 60c* at all dealers. Don't
J stinp'r ask for a kidney remedy —
1 get DO'iti's Kldeny Pills — the
same :!''t Mrs. Larcon had. Fost
er- Mllburn Co; Mfgrs. Buffalo. N. Y
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White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. i6
Tuesday and Friday.
N». 1, N. Bound . Na a. 8. Bound
lat Glass 1st Class
8:30 a. m. Leaves SKAGWAY Arr'v« 3:45 p. m.
11:00 a. m. WHITE PASS Leave* 2:10 P. m.
12:40 P. m. BENNETT „ 1£:45 P. m.
3:10 p.m. CaRCROSS , 10:65 a.m.
4:30 p.m. WHITEHORSE „ 8:30 a.m.
Passengers mu't be at depot 'ii t'me to have Baggage lA
pected ajftl checked. Inspection '* 'topped 30 m'nutea before
leaving time of tra'aa. .
150 pound9 of Baggage w'l be checked free with each full
fare tViet and 75 pound* svita each half fare t'cket.