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HEADQUARTERS FOR MINING MEN
PJectric Lights • - Large Rooms
W, R, REID, Manager
Modern Ship ‘'CARMHN”
U. S. MAIL BOAT
Freight and Passenger*
R >und trip Between Hyder and Ketchikan every four days
EP. J. WILLIAMS, Master
J'red Dorey, Kyder Agent.
Crawford Transfer Co.
Pack Horses - - - Saddle Horses
Freighting of all Kinds
COAL - - - Auto for Hire
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'The Red Barn” Premier avanue, Hydei, Alaska.
For Messenger
DAY* OR NIGHT
Ring
City Messenger Service
From Any Public Place
Touring Cars
unci
Trucks
Telephone
1 long, 2 short
Launches
and
Scows
I. P. Laucks, Ire.
ASSAYEPS
Chemists Metallurgists
Miii Tests and Design
Supervision of Shipments at Smeitefs
Established 1908
Seattle Tacoma
99 Marion St,___ 2()2—3 Tacoma .E&&
Alaska grill
bur Coffee a Specialty
i BOB’S PLACti
meals at all hoUrs
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HYPER ALASKA MINER
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W. R. Hull ... - Editor
A newspaper whoa* purpose is to tell
the world about th« newest and bus
iest town In the northland, and the
D«Uvs resources which are responsible
for Its existence.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Entered as second class matter Nov
f mber 4, 1919. at the post roffioe 'at
Hyder. Alaska, uuder thMKAet ol
March 8, Hf7V,
Bent anywhere for $5 a year. *
Advertising rates on application,
HYDER, ALASKA, Nov, 2 1921
THE SALVATION ARMY
Time was, when the Salvation
Army was oonsjdered more or less
of a joke. Its bizarre methods of
attracting audiences, drumming and
shouting, shaking of tambourines
and almost grotesque street par
ades, have made it the target for
endless criticism and abuse. But
the Army has not only outworn
criticism of its methods, except on
the part of a few who fail to sense
the deep sincerity underlying their
peculiarities, but has firmly Estab
lished itself in the respect and ad
miration of all right thinking citi
zens.
The Salvation Army’s service
during the World War was enough
in itself to win for it the everlast
ing gratitude of humanity. Dur
ing that conflict its members at the
front, (and they were legion,)
sought neither comfort nor rest.
Tireless and unafraid they went
about their self appointed task of
bringing cheer to the fighting forces.
Their cheer was of a very material
nature, for while they dispensed
spiritual consolation when and
where it was needed, the service
which has endeared them in the
hearts of all members of the Allied
Forces was the timely succor ex
tended to the cold and hungry, to
the physically exhausted.
I Before the war broke out the
Army was di-.ug a work of rescue
and aid that no ether organization
would even uttempt; but it remain
' ed ior the crucical fire test of war
1 to ;,ive them a chance to prove to
the world how high in sterling
j orth they really assayed. The
;. jult of this test show* that they
••re high-grade all the way through.
The Army is now conducting a
campaign for the extension of their
home service activities. They are
always out wift a helping hand
frhere it is most needed. The or
phan, the homeless, the social out
cast, the victim of misfortune, find
Ih then a feal friend. They are an
army of deeds, not words; of prao
lice, not theory:
They are entitled td the strong
est financial support that every in
dividual can give them: There is
hd thought among thfeir members
bf individual g .in, The funds they
gather are used to help the needy
along dhtil they can stand on their
dWfa fefit—to make good citizens
•ut of human defeliets:
A GO0D REPRESENTATIVE
The HjrdSv (itlhing district will
IK lajpably represented at this meet;
j ing of the American Mining Con
| Kress at Chicago. Senator John
|Rouan has left that place With
j what is said to be a very creditable
! exhibit of Portland Canal minerals
and credentials as a member of the
Chamber.
Mr, Ronan has devoted man?
years to mining in Alaska, He
knows all sections of the Territory,
having lived in three of its four Ju
dicial Divisions, He has made a
careful study of Alaska's mineral
and other conditions. Therefore
he will make a good all-Alaska rep
resentative at the Congress, adding
materially to the strength of the
Alaska delegation there.—Juneau
Empire.
The San Francisco Chronicle says:
“The effect of the Volsted act is to
transfer liquor manufacture to the
home, to assure that its quality
shall be villainous, and to make
habitual lawbreakers out of people
who prefer to obey the law." Why
do the papers always refer to home
brew as “villainous?” The home
brewer from choice and necessity
uses nothing but pure ingredients,
and a superior product is the result
when proper methods are used, Be
fore prohibition, the householder
preferred to drink an indifferent
grade of beer over a saloon bar
rather than go to the trouble of
malting his own. Now it is differ
ent. He can have pure beer.
Lest we forget, it might be perti
nent to ask —and keep on asking—
when arc they going to hang that
aroh murderer, Kaiser Bill? Were
Omat ulive today he probably
would amend his Rubiyat to read
as follows:
A lariet swinging underneath the
bough,
A jug of cyanide, a two-faccd axe,
and thou
Coming toward me through the
wilderness,
Ah - wilderness were Paradise
enow,
How many Senators and Rep
resentatives have you written to
about getting an appropriation for
protecting the town of Hyder
against floods?
When Moses rent his clothes, who
paid the rent?
THE BAYNTON LAUNDRY
Now open fot business
20 Years’ Experience
-- PRIGES RIGHT --
Work Called For
And Delivered
opposite hyIjek Sawmill
Imperial Pattis
International Avtnge. Hyder, Alaska
TURKISH
RUSSIAN
SHOWER
M. Easi,*. Prop,
Electric
Laundry
Ketchikan, Alaska,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
See Fred Dorey for shipping
instructions:
TOOTH’S SMOKE
SHOP
Stewart, B. C
Wll.UAM REID TOOTH, Proprietor
Tobaccos -‘Snoos’
Sweet milk
Buttermilk
Local agent for Silver Spring.
CHAS. H. COSGROVE
~ Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
New Bank Building Ketchikan
JOHN HOVLAND
ASSAY OFFICE
HYDER, ALASKA
K. N ROGERS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
HYDER, Alaakyt
Office Campbell Building
6, H. SUNDMACHER*
{attorney at LAWV
NOTARY PUBLIC
HYDER, ALASKA
Clothier & Baker
Assay ers
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 NOR HERN 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
Robert C. Jeefery, Prop.
Helen Bell i§>j)Gp
everything in
iabtes' Jveai>^Co=®Ktcat'
tthurtesp anD ^uaiiti' SSrefisiniiiUng
©uf iSlotto and ^Itllinnr
HYDER CIGAR STORE
Cigats. TobaccdS, Candies and Refreshing Drinks
MRS. A. MILLER, Proprietress
HYDER
TRANSFER
COMPANY
H. L, Reid Louis Legg
Sfcddle and Pack Houses
COAL and WOOD
DELIVERIES made
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