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Alaskan Hotel
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HEADQUARTERS for mining men
Electric Lights * - Large Booms
w. R. REID, Manager
Modern Ship “CARMEN"
U. S. MAIL BOAT
Freight and Passenger*
R >und trip Between Hyder and Ketchikan every four days
ED. J. WILLIAMS, Matter
Fred Dorey, Hyder Agent.
Crawford Transfer Co.
Pack Horses - - ■ Saddle Horses
Freighting of all Kinds
COAL - - - Auto for Hire
"The Red Barn" Premier avenue, Hydes, Alaska,
For Messenger
DAY OR NIGHT
.Ring
City Messenger Service
From Any Public Place
SERVICE
louring Car* Telephone
and
Trucks 1 long, 2 Short
I. F. Laucks, Inc.
ASSAYERS
Launches
and
Scnvvy
Chemists Meta Iu rgists
Mill Tests and Design
Supervision of Shipments at Smelters
Established 1908
Seattle Taooma
_ 99 Marion St___202—3 Tacoma Bldg,
ALASKA GRILL
Our Coffee a Specialty
. ROB’S PLACE
MEALS AT A! J HOURS
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tlM world »l>om th« nowMt uyl fry*
imt town In ths J^rt^larvjl, .and
mMto x«aiireosgftMh jup i$4p<maihl*
for it* existence.
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iPiUiBLISHED WEEft^y
Entered as second Atiass matter Nov
ember 4, 1919, M the poet 'office fat
Hjrder. Alaska, uuder the Act of
Mae eh 8, 1879..
Sent anywhere for 86 a year.. '■
Advertising rates on application,
HYPE®, ALASKA, tfov. « 1981
ADVERTISING SPACE
The Red Bluff {Cal) Daily News
submits this statement; “If you
had advertising space to sell, and a
payroll to meet, would you seB your
space to business men who want it
or would you hold it for local peo
ple who wont take it, and who
sometimes declare advertising does
not pay?”
The question is one that concerns
newspaper editors everywhere. In
many plaoes, notably smaller com
munities, the newspaper has a hard
struggle for existence. It may be
a live sheet, ably edited, but the
looal merchant feels that “every
body knows him" and that it is not'
necessary to advertise; that he “does
about the same amount of business
anyway.
He fails to appreciate what it
means to his community to spread
the news abroad of its doings, of its
achievements and of its opportuni
ties for newcomers.
Every new family means at least
$1,000 yearly spent in that com
munity. Every merchant gets his
share of this.
In supporting the newspaper by
advertising the merchant encour
ages enterprise on tfce part of the
publisher, and the greater the pub
licity given the town and district,
the more rapid the growth.
The local newspaper is the cham
ben of commerce and publicity bu
reau combined. It should have the
support of everyone, to the end
that tiie greatest amount of good
may be accomplished,
Thousands of dollars’ worth of
free advertising is given away every
year to the community by the local
newspaper. Every little thing is
boosted, and people abroad begin
^ to find out what a fine place your
town is.
Only in advertising can the local
newspaper find reward for its* ef*
fort. The subscriptions do not more
than pay for the cost of publishing
and delivering the paper.
; In supporting the paper by ad
vertising the merchant is contrib
uting not only to his direct benefit
but to the future of the community.
To find out how closely and pains
tal , i> I' bis paper is read, an ed
itor has to step on someone’s foot
occasionally. A paper might boost
for 999 years and never hear one
word of commendation, but let it
rub the fur the wrong way, and
wow!—what a howl is raised! Ihe
people who say they do' not read
the papers are just pi ,sr> i -rs
Ut.ps ifltrpduoeyqp to « o«w
brand of daofcfool—a preacher who
.**.*rtUjg|rte girla what hind of
men they omght to marry.
A Detroit; woman, applying for
giyorce, testified that bar husband
Abandoned her fi times Now we
jknow what 4*ahBndoQa4 Woman"
means.
A good yay to obgain funds for
fenoipg (Che open plaoes along our
atreeta and walks would be for the
.committee to assess each member
•of the Ijigh Dive qlub a dollar. The
amount thus collected would be
sufficient to fence the whole town.
"Buy something made of copper"
is a slogan started by copper own
ing interests of the southwestern
states as a means of stimulating
the raining industry, Damphools—
dun’t they realize that if a run is
made on copper buying it will be
at the expense of some other met
al? Where does the metal mining
industry benefit?
The imbecility of the jury sys
tem has again been demonstrated,
in the trial of Mrs. Southard, who
was charged with having killed
four husbands. The jury found
her guilty of second degree murder
which was a farcical finding. The
woman could not be guilty of mur
der in the second degree. She was
either innocent of the charge or
guilty of murder in the first de
gree. If innocent, she should go
free. If guilty, she should hang.
1 N THE COMM 1SSIONEIt'S COURT
Territory of Alaska. First Judicial Div
ision, Precinct of Ilyder, Before lion.
John T Reed. Commissioner, and ex-offi
cio Probate Judge.
In the Matter of
the Estate of
William Hamilton
1 receased
No. 4 Probate.
Notice of
Settlement of
Final Account
Notice Is hereby given that James S.
Pitcher, the administrator of the estate
of William Hamilton, deceased, has ren
dered and presented for final settlement, j
and filed in said court, his first and final
account of his administration of said es
tate. and therewith filed his petition for
the final distribution thereof; and that
Wednesday, the 28th day of December.
1921, at the hour ol ten o'clock in the
fore noon of said day. at the office of
said Commissioner in said Precinct, haa
been duly fixed by said Court, for the set
tlement of said account, at which time
and place any and all persons interested
in Said estate may appear and make ob
jections to said account hy filing written
exceptions thereto and contest said peti
tion for final distribution.
(SEAL) John T. Reed, Commissioner
and ex-officio Probate Judge.
First Publication Oct. 26th 1921.
Last Publication Nov. 30th 1921.
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THE BAYNTON LAUNDRY
Now open for business
20 Years’ Experience
Silks and Woollens a specialty
-- PRIGES RIGHT
Wqrk Called For
And Delivered
OPPOSITE HYDER SAWMILL
0, K. BARBER SHOP
BUSINESS
IS
GOOD,
THANK YOU.
CALL AGAIN.
Imperial Baths
IiXr«*tioq«I Arnold, Hjrfor, Ate A a
Ml
mm
iSflBWER
W. Carle,
Prop.
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Electric
Laundry
Ketch fkan, Alaska
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED'
See Fred Dorey for shipping '
instructions; J
TOOTH’S SMOKE
SHOP
Stewart, B. G
WII.UA M REID TOOTH, Proprietor
Tobaccos - ‘Snoos’
5\veet milk
Butter-milk
Local agent for Silver Spring
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CHAS. a COSGROVE
Attorney •at'Law
Notary Public
New flank Building Ketchikan
JOHN HOVLAND
A5SAV OFFICE
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HYDER, ALASKA
R. N ROGERS, M.D.
ftnrgioiAN and Surgeon
HYDER, Alaska
OfltoeCampbell Building
C. H. SUNDMACHER"
{attorney at law?
NOTARY PUBLIC
HYDER, ALASKA
Clothier & Baker
Assayers
STEWART, B. C.
The MALAMUTE
«Joe Grashio, Prop.
A cheery place for a sociable evening.
All the best Smokes and Soft Drinks
First-class Barber Shop in Connection.
Hair-cutting a Specialty.
The NORTHERN POOL HALL
Optimo and Chancellor Cigars
Some - Cigarettes
Sweet Cider, Sodas and Lemonade
SPECIALTIES—
Pool and Out-cards
Trays. Fives and Sevens of Spades
—COURTESY
Blanton & Johnsqn, Proprietors.
. EVERYTHING IN
Tabiegk Readx-To-Æear
Temer and Qual-w Dresgmaking
Our Marco and Millinmz
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HYDER CIGAR STORE
Cigars, Tobaccos, Candies and Refreshing Drinks
MRS. A. MILLER, Proprietress
HYDER
v TRANSFER
COMPANY
H. L. Reid • Louis Legf
Saddle and Pack Horses
COAL and WOOD
DELIVERIES MADE
ANVWHtRF ANYTIME
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