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■Jeoaett Ht .oils and Advert ism on ts Received by
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THE PRICE OF ONE BATTI.ESHir
Th? Alaska railroad, constructed in a new country, abont two thous-l
tnd miles from the nearest base of supplies, with 395 miles of track, con-I
T^e*tlng the great interior of Alaska with the sea coast, tapping a great |
coal mining section, a great farming section and large mining interests, ]
with a modern up-to-date town, several good sized and quite remarkable j
bridges, and rolling stock depots, etc.. etc . all of which has cost the Uni
ted States government just about the price of one modern battleship. The
modem battleship requires an official force of 65 officers and 1565 men
Their salaries and maintenance, the upkeep of the ship, ammunition and
fuel for ten years will run the cost of that battleship up many millions
more. At the end of the period she is taken to the practice grounds, fir
ed at and sunk. Such is the repeated history of the best. The possible
benefits lie in the possible protection the ship has afforded during her very
brief span.
The Alaska railroad may for the next five years cost the government
of the 1". S. as much for upkeep and maintenance as that battleship. Grad
ually the returns from the road will increase until within a few years the
balance will be on the right side of the ledger At the end of the ten-year
period, when the battleship is scrapped the railroad will be running thru
a valley of some two hundred miles, populated with an industrious, hard
working, happy, law abiding people. Farms, mills, homes, churches,
schoolhouses and Industrial centers will dot the landscape along the right
of way. Mines of coal and gold, oil wells and forestry products will be
part of the results of the investment. Will it be worth the price of a mod
ern battleship and its maintenance for ten >ears to develop a country as
rich and as large as one of the new modern nations of Europe. Yot some
will decry the expenditure. Some folks are hard to please.
THE MATKRNITY BU.L
In referring to the so-called "maternity bill" Congressman l^ajtoni
of Deleware very candidly portrays tie socialistic idiocy of the thing and
further pays his respects to a "Miss Lathrop. a Miss Todd, a Miss Rankin,
or a Miss Paull," Ilr. Layton asks what they know about maternity mat
ters, and in another place he san! "In general terms, and summarizing
what has gone before these theorists .take the ground that the
nation has the right to regulate the fo<>d and the clothes and the housing
and the education of the children; the right of the government tn estab
lish a system of eugenics; the regulation by law of marriage by govern
ment selection of bride and groom. This is the crazy notion of theorists
who apply to humanity the practices of a stock breeder."
It is doubtful if in the entire history of this country any bill provid
ing such legalized interference with fam.ly relations and state control of
the most sacred function, of marriage has heretofore been attempted. "If
such a bill as this is to be passed." concluded Pr Layton. "it ought to be
so amended that no man can hold a position under it who has not felt the
compelling obligations and responsibilities of fatherhood, and no woman
who has not had a haby of her own. thereby getting a little motherly ex
perience before she endeavors to interfere with other women's babies. As
a physician I can assert most positively that if such a requirement was
made at least the proponents of ttiis measure would scatter like mist be
fore the morning sun." Whatever one's opinion <tl the desirability of child
welfare legislation. Dr. Layton s speech presents many viewpoints and
fact* that are interesting —rocatella Tribune
t 3
THE 1NHKKIT \ \t T. T.W
The Congress of the United States refused to enact a law providing
for an inheritance tax as high as tar'< of an estate. Put the time will
come when not only I5'"( tax will be levied, but a 50', tax will be levied
against estates which run into the millions We are coming slowly to real
ire and to enact laws whereby the people who can make the most and do
make the most money, are compelled to pay a larger proportion of our tax
ed. This is as it should be.
Further, there is every ground for increasing the inheritance tax when
an estate reaches certain proportions. This is a kindness to the heir or
heirs in the long run. and a benefit instead of a curse to llie state. The
heir to a hundred million dollar estate is more to be pittied than congrat
ulated. That estare cut in two will still be too large for the average young
man to possess, without his having done anything to indicate that he can
use it wisely. Further, the assured reduction of the estate, or as some
would call it, the confiscation of half of the estate, would compel the own
er to question whether he had not better make use of a goodly portion of it
in his life time, and thus put his mind and energies ro a task for which, in
many cases, he is admirably fitted. Thus his money, tho not going to the
state, would be made to contribute untold benefits to the people, by the
hand and mind largely instrumental in its accumulation. This fact is be
ing illustrated among some of the rich men of the present day. Our chang
ing tax methods provides for the average man a line of study which will
yield large returns if intelligently followed
Ttiere is a great difference between
the ure with which the girl at the
cafeteria fruit aectt.m counts out the |
red raspberries and the carelessness
»ith which the cashier tosses out your j
chans*.
Acii!ti it has become recp«ssarT to
nam consumers of illicit wh)«kv that
wooti nU-tn>l)»I ca rases blindness. A \
new eeiiernrion of experimenters It
wood alcohol set-ins to arise ewer}
fair months. .
<fkCTZrHrZSD\
1 'the XXLLEYof the GIXSTS,
° £"rc.
•"~: ."^^c CO^VR I6KT. rv PTTtft a. KYWt
A faint cheer nrnw from the shaT
alley. "<*iood old Mae. At-a-hoy I"
"Tout* on, MeOnffey. Xohody eve
had to hoc me to flpht him." Pan !
Hicks replied cordially, and cllmhed
to the deck. To his preat jmrpri'iv
Mr MoOuffey winked at him and drew
him of* to the stem of the Mapde.
"There'll he no flcht." he declare!
"althonch well thnd around on dcV
an' yell a eonple o' time* to mn'.e
Scrapps think we're poln' to It. He
flpcet* that hy the time T*re fooiM
tow an' Flaherty 1 won't he fit for
eomhat with him. ren If 1 Hot yon
hoth: he's pot It all flppered out tV'
HI wait a couple o' days before J
taoklln' him. an' he thinks my re:
peril eool hy that time an' he can
arpy tne ont o' my revenpe. Saver'
*1 twic "
Mr Olhney hart returned to th<
Mapple h\ *hl« time and he now took
his station it the onclne-room ha- '
and crowi'-d at Flaherty and ahn«i i
him. "Keen nn your conri:re ■
Scrarpsy." hi n"od as RH< and M
OnfTey pranoed around the dwk '•
simulated eon-hat "Mar's nhn'ln" "'le
whey ont o' Hicks nn' Hicks couldn't
tonch him with a Vippy whip"
At Ihe eono'nsion of the three rr:n
utes of bor*r • j.v. Mr Mc<?nffev cjrnc
to the hatch apaln *Tp wt;J> r,«
Flaherty." he cjiU"d lotid enonph for
Captain Scn-irc* :o h-ar "up * "h •
before I po down afte» von "
Flaherty was ahont to possess h -i
self of a hatchet when the farv «? > <•
confrere. Pan Hiek*. appeared over
MeOnffey'* shonlder and prfnrod
knowlnpiy ai h<m. Immediately. Fla
herty hurled defiance at his enem'>»«
and came up on deck and once non
to Captain S<-racrs came the dn''
sonnd« of appnrem conflict ore-be*.!
S
Glhnev. "All off an' p> >ne to Cooivr
town. Sorappsj " he >uted. "Com*
up an' rake a >ook at the fallen "
Out of the snart alley came >--acs*
with a rnsh. tosslnR his wren.-h i< l»
the better to climb the ladder He w*s
half way up when Mr tiibney re: h. U
down a ereat hand, p-asped him by
the coils'- an>1 n h sked him out on
deck with a single jerk H*re. to his
horror he fining hltn««-if confronted
by a sincularly srnthless trio »ho
grinned triumphantly at him.
"Sn-n' is he *'\ in S -rjiccv" r>nn
Hicks Informed him "T! at s * le«—m
yon taucht me an' Flaherty last tnzht.
hut ev idently y<«i don't pr«fit hy ex
pen^:!-*. You're too miserable to
heal Bp. ho; Jn«t to show you It alnt
possible Tor a dirty hay pirate lite
yon to skin the tikes o' me an' Flu
herty we purpose hancln the seat o'
your p.-nts up around yonr cost col
lar. Face him about. Gtbney."
With a crnlrt; rulst. Mr. G.hnev pre
sented Captain Scrarcs for I < pen
ance: Fit herty and McGnfTey followed
Dart Hicks promptly and Captain
Scraccs .-creamed at every k k And
now came Mr. Glbney's rum -For
fallln' to stand tip like a man,
Serapcsy. an' battle Hick« i n' Fla
herty." he Informed the culprit, and
tossed him over to McGufey to he
held In position for him.
TVint, oih. Flease don't." S-racc*
walled. "Tt ain't comln' to me from
yon. I never heerd yon eallln' a-taJL
Honest, I never. Gib. Hav^ merry,
Adelbert. Yon saved the Macpie last
nlcht an' a quarter Interest In her t*
yours—If yoc don't kick me!"
Mr. Gihney psnsefl. root tr, -nma r;
surveyed the XIscpp from s;en: to
stem, hesitated. licked his lower lip.
and planced at the oonimor enemy.
For an Instant It came Into Ms mind
to call upon the valiant and able Mo
Guffey to snpport him In a fierce oonn
rer-attack up<>n Hicks and Flaherty.
Only for an Instant, howeve-: then
his sense of fa:r play oonqnere<1.
*"No, Sorscjrsy," he replied sadly.
"She ain't worth It. an' yonr duplicity
cant be overlooked. If there's any.
thlnp 1 hate It's duplicity. Here poo*.
Scrappsy—and pet yourseh a new
navlpatln' officer"
Sorsjrc twisted and flinched In
stantly. and Mr. GIbney's pr-ei,t hoot
mlssod the mark. "Ah," he h-eathed.
"Til Rive yon an extra for that."
"Don't: Tleav don't," Scr«pps
howled. "Tjiy o(T*n me an" Fll pet In
a new holler an' have the compass ad
justed."
The words were no sooner ont of
his month than Mr. McGnffey swunp
him clear of Mr. GIbney's wrath.
"Swear It." he hissed. "Tl»t«e yonr
rtpht hand an- swear It—an" m pro
tect you from Gib."
captain Scraprs raised a tremhUnp
rtpht hand and swore It. 'Til get a
new fire hose an' Are bucket*: ni fix
tbe ash hoist" and run the hedhnps to'
cockroaches ont of her," he added.
"Yon hear that Gib?" McGuffey
pleaded. "Have a heart."
"Not nnless he fives her * coat of
I>alnt an' qnlts bickerin' about the
overtime. Bart."
"1 promise," Scrnpps answered him.
"Fervlded." he a4tfe<5. "yop an* dear ,
ol' Vrc promlw* to *noV hy The <Mp.~
"It's fi whack." yelled MeGnffey for
fait*. and whirling. strnek Din Hlrfc*
• tnlfrhty blow on the law. "Off oar
ship, yon bootlltrm*." He farored
.Tart Flaherty with * hearty thomp
and Rwrmc ar»tn on Hun H'rCs. "At
'em. Srraorsy. H«*> whet* yoo
prove to Of!h whether yon're a man—
•tromp—or R mon«e—thump—or a—
thump. thump—bofitaned — thnmp—
ml."
I>an Rlrfc* hud been np*et. and n«
he sprswled on bH hue* «w\ rteek. he
RT'PM"**' <"o Captain Strct* re offer
at leoo an even ehanec for vt<~tnry So
Scrscrv mns'erlns hi* oonrare, flew
at poor Hlrk* tooth and teenafl. Hl«
be< wa< no? mneh but ft aerv^d to
keep l>an Hicks off Mr M-<?ttf>y
n h:le the latter was dl*p««tnc -if .tart
Flaherty, wh'rti be d'd. Tin rbe mil
ever (is the rowbont men hud dtepnaed
■»f Mr Gibney Dan Hicks followed
Psherr unit the crew of the Macrle
•mwrted the rail «' the enemy «watr
'o *be float. crawled op or. U and <Je
parted vowing venreanee.
"All's well rhat ends well, pontte
•en." Mr Mc<?t)ffey announced
"S<Tacsv',> rotn' to btrt a drink »r
he tvisi is buned an' fo-corref
D-drs oVI Scraccsv put cp a fight
TH Fix the As* Hoirt and Run tht
Bedbugs and Ccckroachet Out of
Her."
"N© but he tr^ TO. Mac. TU TOfl
the world ht d'fl.~ and he thro«t <mt
the h: * d o' rorrivfr>o« tr Srraxrcsy.
*ho. realitJnc he had c«tne w hand
Rom^ly out of an onVweTy sfrnntimi
dnsped the hands «f Mr. 1? hney and
McGulffv and hnrs? Into tear*. Whfle
Mr. MK^nffe*" Thumped htm between
tbf shooldor blades and mr^ed him af
feottwnaTOl?. Mr Glhnet retltwi to
chanc* Tntn drr c^t-ironr*; when he
reappesrod th#» Tr*o went 11 shore for
the prom;«sed rroc and a Umcheon at
the skipper's expanse.
CHAPTER v.
A work hit I and nothlnc of
an evpntfnl rr -cne had nin?fN to
dlsrnrh thp rnti*1np of llfp shoarfl the
Mrccp. until n»rrtio)nm<»*
harinc bp»rd portalo w-arprfront whl*.
por<v considered It thp pan of pro
<5«»n<*e to lay his Information hpfoc*
SfTtiers «T>d M" G'hKOy.
"1,001 hp-e. 5h-t*cc*-~ he h*can
hrisklj "Tt's nJl flnp an' dandy to
proml^o nn» a new HatW, hu! whpn do
i pit i»r
"tfTij, Jos" as <>oon as <*n ret
this pint o' frpichr behind o* Ran.
mt boy Ton*vp tnatweed with Thp olfl
ho'lpr this lone, so it "ppars to me roo
mlchi bp patient an' bear with !t a
mite innfrr. Rati."
"Ol. I ain't rrrin" t»V dlsar'Wihle;
Jv-rapcv only It sort o" worrte? me to
have tr pp a'onj wlrhoot hein' able to
n«p onr whist te"
"Wpl 61 It when bns'np** slacks
nT>" Serscrs decided wiiti finality. Re
danced at his watch. "Snfferin'
sn'l.-<r"~ hp cried tn simulated dis
tress "Rot* !t>! one o'clock an' T tint
co'lectod a dollar o" thp frelcht morey
from thp Inst vorape. 1 mnst he«t It."
Whp», Captain T^-racrs had "N*l»n
ft* Gihney and McOnffey erchanrod
expressive r'nn'e* ~Hp> rnnnfn' ont
on tts." MeGnfTey complained.
"TVer no Rnrt. ptpt so Therefore,
the thins for ns to do Is to nm oat
on him. tn other word*. **11 work a
month, rarp onr money. an' then. with
out a wfl o' complaint or arcrtnest
wll walk ont "
"Oh 1 ain't exactly broke. (rib. I
pot c'rhty-fivp dollars."
"Tlion." qnoth Gibney decisively
"we"!! co on write tonlcht. ^Tacssyll I
sn><* In port i r* rati
get nonrtirr mrlTW*r «n' another nnvt
p*r<n' oO.-rr mr «n" roe betn' rtw '
»*Tt nw n*rm*!-Nirn fonl» Hi S*B !
Pmndfw an' port* adjar«)t, in" ho
for* throo day* h»T» p«*«o<l bo"TI N>
hnnrlr' n* up to
"J iVrit want no fompromlao. What
I want In n no« bol'or.*"
"TotiTI clt Jt- W*11 mak* htm ofrdor
thf paint sn* tho hoi»*r «i>" pav f«*
botti In »rtmn<* hoforr w*"U «w to
fo hark tf> wort."
Ttw ontfno*r til* approval
BBd aftfT *p*1lnK thrtr part with *
hoarty hanrtahafco they turnod to and
dlaetia reins ttvo Macslo
Wh« Oaptatr. Srrasri rotumod to
ttvo llrtlf Huniw ahortly tfm fir*
o'rlortt. to Ma jrrwit irrnwwmt. hf
fll«.wTm! Mr. OTtm«y and MrOoffpy
dwwod In Thrtr ortwr unit*—loclodlu*
oolIolcM ooHstk end roff*.
"TV osrso'a oot Sor*tr*T, mi wn,
tho dock* haa boon washed down an"
ovwytblne in my department u ablp
ahapo-' TTin» Mr. Glhnry.
-1Jk>*1w la mine." MrOnffey
•4M
"Conw^npntly,'" Mr. Glhror Tm
rtwJed. *v*ft*rr qntttln' tho WiCClo an"
tf If* |T1 rtH- "aim* to TOO mil ha**
ntrr tiro*"
"Mj dear f»lh "TIT. «n«trrrr<i
v\nv> o\fr too r*ro hoyaT
"Sto« ronr ehattrr. Srrace* St»l!
vn the ca*h Ton're fooled n« nnre
In the maner o' that new holler an"
the palmln'. an" "-r>e net coin' r»
PIT* ron * wm><5 rhanoe fnw
thrmtl-—<w Take the cnn*eqoenrfi
Wen nil do more with • liar in a
friod."
"TVu'i hum word*. Mr Orhner."
"The troth l« allera hitler ~ MrGof.
flsr opined
OaptaT Srranra pan«M to .~op«Mer
the wrion« predicament *rn>rh ooo
fronts Mir It *~a« Sarnrda' nipht.
He Iw* V- MrOtiffoj to be the pn«
•easor of mo?* tnnory than naval and
!f he ooql(< a«*nre hlmi>elf That thl«
pari n ahootd he dl«*lpat»d before
Monday tnorn'nt he »n« a «■»>». fT"m
experience that The Write wonjrt he
hmVfP hx Tne«daT at the lat**1 And
he oonld affoinl rh«t delay He re
wOred the-ef.ve on diplomacy.
"WX1 rtn eorrr.*" he answered wflli
evert- appe*-anoe of contrition "Tor
Mien (re roe In the nine hole an* 1
cant help my^eTf AT the «eme time
I appreciate fnlhr your p*1M of Tie*.
wtilW rea'lrhf *b»T I runt conrince
ron «T mine So we wort hi*re no
hard fr«.'tn'» at purtln". hoy*. an' tn
»ho» too Pro a tqvirt ni treat to r
Oenrti dinner ar. a morion plctnrc
-hoar »frer«rard rnrther. 1 «hall re
card a re**»a' of aalfl tnrlTe a« a
■v—»"t»al affront"
~Bt polly yontv r«ttln' ajvirtT In
tout old are" the enrlt>e<T declared
-TT1 rr yon. S^tbct*. H"* ahoot you.
nihr
I HOT-pi "IIH Hiunoj
rnrpot INr*»nii1ly, I fh«t
•raiiKT, «hotild l«i<» theft- trouble*
»ho*rd «htp"
the *pe—r t
w*r« r<w» m the ihNp **' m tw*
run off TTw lmlt ■ emipW mla
ntt* »1TI 1 «hlft »nto tot Cl*<l r*e*
mur loell lifcp P»<My FonT*
-on onr out hoofc "
•*i>l<* S<t*cc*t"« ** ernn'r" »« ■ pe
"ox. ultil hoT" the w* twriciittnc «fll
■or m l»l«q<fTO<l «« S«i »tt» departed
for oH other «n1t "Pe>i ro»t>" to Nm
hlmnolf on tr« rootcht. think!*' to
mr he-«1 rp^*Tn*'rm Well fool Mm
T*tre ajl he cl«r« ns. hm r»t.
Rsrt"
Bun nortrtod Hi» w*» m»r of Tho«r
nTur^T netoren th»i (Wild he
depended opoti to pl«j ihe c® ttt* « )».
'«* or drw
\« » projimtnurr mot*. n»pr» It
Smrr> do i>red in fivor of » roi:;>le
"f ri»-kT».|» to whet their *f»p»"'ro«
for the French dinner. «nd ncoiirflln*.
r!t the trio repaired to iiti i(l.lnm
«loop and nx trtl ttiree o»f+ tinder
•heir Sel*«—pi; at C^pmin S<*n»cc*
•■xpetw When he propn»od « fonrtli.
VJr tJihner's perftNl «p«" smn*t«htf>
nw&iT film to prore«t. an*1 Mafinrty
<>«pIsh S-Torc« porm'it*-' '• 'n«n to
h«y. Sctbcc* decided to l»tt * elc*>
lowerer 'n«Toi*(i «' *no'Se» Mj'tnlnt
1>>c e'hie* of the «t'nr">Tn th >n<'
*ated ttmt MiInfTey «hno'd "*>- ■ t»i
>p.~ whirl) ho M i"» «*• r»tp
S.-T»er« pro-e«t—find nm>r> tlx nrr
Soraer* railed for » citur *»'■ ■■; *•
ir, otrttw for h!» wwkK* th«t f-.r
oe*r« throe pwkt*fh« t»fim dinne' h'"*
Soor hhi »*»o'\rtr Htnlt A fourth rv-l
-»fl or fin ompTT «rom*rh fit
tmiM Irtll rhf owojnc
Bn' * floeryml to «nr-!»'l «o«l rtt1
Cttr rtorrM«* SnflW rhx- ip»-o' '»•«
urtft]' S<—nrr^ prp'on^'i t to ho nro»
■mtw hr h1« pot*-<oo« *ort '-orr I'l into
'ho hurrn'tl. ho^xo^ to hr rVTtv**m1
••fiolt shonrrt *hr \!^rr^*1 Mow-* M
• TtiffpT atv! <?fht»OT 'o»rto<1 Mttt 'tito p
ITVuh »o<1 «otit hltn 'horr «rhtl» -hor
oo«>t4noo»! their ■o*rr-h for orr^tr
m«it Whoro >11(1 ho* rtw\ ^witxf
ft rwrti'tr* no rtoc'rhit'oti
1 I* To «tiitr thrt It « ti« o\
perwtvo, fv* whoo mr* of ?ho Cthoo
tml MrOn1P« r<T- »»r* oooo c *roo ■
fntr *t«n otmrh' he Pn*i)o"«t rtt*jto'n
Tl<*> o»t «'oji thotn.
(l"V»«t1»OOd on Tm*tnj)
A .imr in in mvir <rlir»i In* « t»
If in style.
TTk-w il*>« <jrt i«t tin* durability «(
rammer furs.
WN>ii ati aviator tries »h» t*!t *r>tr
It "kirwtlmp* t» ■ wi<i one.
riN« Cored III « ra 14 n*ys
r*ratrf1*T» refund money It PAZ'
OrNTMKVT rail* to core ttchltm
Blind. Bleeding or rrotrodln* Pile*
in«u»tty r•!?»*** n*Mnr Pile*. «»d
yon on p«* reetfnl sleep stter Srsi
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H. F. 8KKMAN. Prop.
m mm mi Mint
The largrM Mid N»"» <*w»
darM a»(r fa Allffc * .
Oall) shi(iiwnr» c*f pnrr
milk bixI ctmi» to all
p*ln(* on White l'««» A
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Big Game Guide
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««i1 In bnnttng He ■•'mv, hi Ihf
IkW Yukon rounliy »rr tn
In mil on m*. .1 tun
Itvrvl for ■•ktii jnt* In It* At
tin rowturr. ami run mnrnn'r*
hnnMnc piwilf* fin** wilmriw.
I h«rr a pml pmn-> l»«t
for lukf hnnMnc iihI (IsMn; .
For Inform*?Ion mil or *<|.
<1roe*
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